New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1918, Page 2

NEW B GOVERNOR’S RULES £ WE THE JOHN BOYLE CO. 1 CHAS. DILI:QN & CO. MEASURE MAKE AND HANG THIS STORE CLOSIS FRIDAYS AT 12 O'CLOCK UP TO PTEMBER 13, INCLUSIVE. Leading Publication Protests Ban On Enenmy lien Teschers | b ! Our Mid-Summer e HOLLANDS-OPAQUES-TINT CLOTH v‘f Ci S l Holcomb’s ban on the use of any A language but English in the schools | {8 . Brings Extraordinary Price Reductions on RWEAR of the state, and also the order for- | B TO SUIT i | i bidding tho engaging of any alien en- | |8 HE HOME C H 0 l C E than the emies as teachers. Free Poland men- tlons an interview with Chancellor . Wholesale Murray of the Hartford dlocess in | B 0 E 5 AND w “’ i | 2 2 which ho denies ever having approved | & PH N 3 9 E ILL CALL ¢ || such a plan, the governor's claim to | B N | H RS NOW. the contrary notwithstanding, and B continues with the following article | § & 5 FRANKL‘N SQ. SATIN HATS—SPECIAL SALE PRICE $2.98 UPWARDS on the subject: Bishop Denies Sanction. 3 Handsome styles i in Hats, in white and colors, the most Governor Holcomb, of Connecticut, | § becoming shapes of tk a worthy gentleman, who, previous to | G EEECTRFEER A A P A N B j MIPANIERORT HATS - SERCIALISALEEERICHS $2.93, 158 98, 91.89 rising to the governorship, was a Jjustice in Connecticut courts, has ¢ 5 also made & move along this line by | ning. Bach person who is canning THROWN FROM HORSI, on sale at sacrifice prices. the issuance of a proclamation which | and preserving, will be given a card Attorney William €. Hungerforc i A s SPEC ALE PRIC 7 25 5 b D e e e S T I ST Bt rr Gl o e s e S ‘:xllmf\lm‘-? ; RN Lo s ek e DA s e s W er than English, except for devotion- | committce in order that the state may | folk, with a broken collar bone, re- | | The ideal Summer Hat, in all the popular shapes, now on sale al exercises in the public and private | know whether or not New Britain is | ceived by being thrown from his horse | | at extraordinary price reductions. (which includes the parochial) | filling its quota of 35,000 cans of | while riding along the Pond Hill road | | schools of Connecticut beginning July | broducts. in Norfolk J 1. His proclamation also provides ! that alien enemies shall not be al- g E ild was dying in [ lowed to teach in the schools, which at once bars Polish women born in ) 4 pa 3. | German Poland, who, in various re- - [ X Sutanc il s L S Start Today to Buy N An Excellent Investment s with Mr. and | Working In the schools. In this proc- War Savings Stamps 2 v and a Patriotic Duty Main | lJamation, the governor is understood S BCommander Black re- | to have had the backing of the State Br active duty with his | Council of Defense. The governor '8, S. Shubic. explained to a representative of the Associated Polish 1 that he was . Kiely of 81 Winter | only driving at the German language, el Welin of Hartford | and that he made his proclamation ymond Hendricks of Pearl | cover all foreign languages because Bd George Dillon of West | ho did not want to discriminate par- - ported at Pelham Bay today | ticularly against the Germans. Later, rvice with the Naval Reserve. | no explained that ———————— — - )| The Tashionable Milan Sport Hats in all the newest shapes now he believed all the ergeant Harry C. Jackson of the | teachings should be done in English, S. Base ‘hospital No. 1 at New | and the officers of the Council of De- B F York spent the week-end at his home | fense susttined him in this line of mi tn this city. thought. The governor and the sec- P& retary of the Council of Defense also A. P. DelMoral has returned from | stated to the Polish Pross represen- ant T. M, Hert- | ® vacation trip to Lee, Mass, and | B Arch street will | Pegan his new work toc in the | the full approval of the bishop of the [on Wednesday. export department of the P. & . ,; Roman Catholic diocese at Hartford, | tative that in this matter they had Ftin of Maple street lert | Corbin divislon of the American | Father Murray, the chancellor of the A% tor Pelham Bay for duty | Hardware Corporation. | diocese, and also the sith the Naval Reserves. Misses Frances Bellman and Signe | Polish priest from New Britain, Con- are 3 sir ati ecticut. I r. for the bishoyp, nd o) e S ¢ street | Johnson are spending their vacation | Nec shop, and IRt ©O. Baker of Stanloy str SNy tabann | for himself, Father Murray denied eported for duty with the Naval Re- | specifically that they had given ap- erves at the New Haven base toda Attorney A. A. Greenberg, Who cap- | proval Lo t Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Dunn and Mrs. | tained the second district draft quota | Murray decla Rabert Stone are on a ten day automo- | to Devens last week, has written to ile tour through the White .\1mm.1(m- local board stating that the men W 5 I e, arrived at ca 6 o'clock the | -,-,,lj\x,'“'_:f"‘",:"_' ALanaC Tuings = TR - ¢ e police we sked last evening | same evenir 3 in their ve-| debate as to where the element e f . = . F Ena police were askeq last eyen i 2 LA el of personal responsibility rests is in- ¥ = gk o notify Mrs. Yonans of 75 Washing- ! spective barr: b cidental. The really important = & R A0 o _ ———— ture is that this proclamation thre : % : approval of a s proclamation. 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