New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1918, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1018 | NEW We Are Now S NEW FALL Stein-Bloch and Shuman $25 to § FALL All the new and Patterns $45. howing SUITS Styles HATS The Farreil Clothing Co. = i IN GERMAN PRISON CAN’PS ‘War Department of Americs Announces Soldie s in Loca ion Hands of Enemy—Bristol Man at Darmstadt. Wa held camps shington with Aug. of as prisoners their home were announced last night war in by vlepartment as follows At Theon Hobert ney J A, Hill Coyle, Scott, Camp B Scra, Lebano seph Schultz, M. Houck, Cook, Rrown, M Jenkins, Doan, Terre ‘Waterman, Connolly, Ewin Cormick, Roxbury, omerset, gassey, nn., Peter Ose No. Minn.; John Homer Steel, At Camp Ra R Miller, Puryear Ten DMiss.; N D. A P c At Camp Glowicki Sa Howard R Willlam H. At Camp Ralph A At Can Filoso Italy R %o, D geh Westbur: At Richard C harles F'. 1 B. Wanamal Columb’ Collins Eldi inkno Fr. Darmstadt: Wilkesbarre, Somerset Moscow, Kemp, Winship, T n, Wanego Marthaville, Crouse, Somerset Hyndam, Johnson, on, Johnstown, Pa Pa W. Pringle, F Haute, Smith, Gettysburg, Pa.; South Monaco, 1 Mass.; York; 1 David 2r! Elm s amuel Becker, Chanute, 1S Stone M. Howes, William Alfred B. vates Scranton, New Springfleld, [ La.; 4 Par Pa Do Pa.; Pa Va Pa.; Ind.: Pa.; Peter Fairbury, L. street, Levkman, Chaskes, Philadelphia, New Kan G t Pa.; a.; Peter : William Corporals Nanticoke, Cluster (¢ Sidney Bdg: Arthur B Charles Earl Robert 9.—Americans rerman addresses, he war Sergeants Pa.; Sid- Roy M F. Jo- George E. L. H T D. Michael Nelson William H J. Mc street, Eicher, Ia Bristol, Schenectady, Dalton York; and att: Lieutenants Zenos Carthage, Mill Robert B Giesen: inaw, Karlshuhe Vg loyd, Northampton, . ; Place, George Memnhis, Gulfport, Wi Hendersonville, er, Washington, Corporal Mich Philadelphia, Independence berty Hill, ughan, ) Merse Phils niel oma Land ttl Thomas Columbus Bavar H camps Mec 1 Sur Hen Ne wton, New e Y Hot MeKe G Mass GAMES POSTPONED Playground Festival Will Be Walnut Hill Fri Erour 1s festi noon at Walnut Hill park (T} rowi wea dme and and will The game; the rain toda permittin i1l T d Philharmonic | John rivates Pa.; Pa Lieutenants Ore.; Texa Teld At postpon- e tomo he same A cow klcked Chl(,dgo into a bonfire +Which means youn fire before it grows big Sprinklers do this be must are always on the job and They are protecting millions of operty all over the country. Why not yours? GLOBE AUTOMATIC dolla 13 D'Esopo of p 1dg., ght Globe wuse they 2dy. SPRINKLER CO. Hartford, Conn. | Twelve Children | coming dren | will AT DAY NUR%ERY Now Being Cared —Next Week Number Will Be Tnereased. Twelve children are being cared for daily at New Britainr Day Nur ery in the Burritt school building. The number has increased gradually every since the opening of the nursery need of place more and more in evidence J. O'Brien, the matron in W receiving 1 the day and the such a s be Mrs. Frank charge, is r for the care of the week. Now many of being taken care oi or sisters. With the schools next week the will have to be at their the mothers will want to continue with their work in the factories they will send the infants to the day nurs. children next the children are older brothers opening of the older children books and as ery. A pay will re in the visit. to the day who nursery interested y will find themselves at the for them. They are already noticeable with wel chil those W are ot e enjoying games arranged contented and improvment is being some luncheon for them is healthful and is greatly rel ished by the children The rest hour trying one for in charge. the children do not want to and it is no easy matter quiet while the others little beds provided to a few the eagerly anticipate can gel into their with wholesome observed The prepared is a those take to keep sleep. The cute in the ward appeal children and they the time when they little cots, dressed clean linen. Persons having their homes will confer a sending such as they have be of further use. SCHOOL a nap is them aside in favor by and which toys laid may BAN ON BUILDIN New Structures Non-Essential, War Industries Board New York, Aug. dustries board placed new school build- ings in the non-essential class yester- day, and denied the application of the ew York board of education for ap- proval of plans calling for mew con- struction involving an expenditure of approximately $9,000,000. The war board’s order means that no new schoolbuildings may be erected anywher this country for the dura- tion of the war, except where the new buildings are intended to replace those already in “and which are beyond | repair. It likewise swept into the dis- card the hapes of the new board of education that a start might be made this vear toward providing full-time seats for at least some of the 60,000 New York children who were on part time when the schools closed in June. Allowing for the approximate natural | growth of the city, it was estimated | ast night that 25,000 more children will seek admission fo the ecity's schools this vear than were attending them when the sessions closed in June For the duration of the war these and the other children who will be addad to the city’s student population from to the city’s student population from vear to year will “just have to be crowded in as best we can,” according to Frank D. Wilsey, vice-president of the board of education, who in- formed of the order of the war indus- tries board last night THAMES R, Rules, 29.—The war in- us; was R. BRIDGE READY DECEMBER 1 Hartford Aug missioner Charles Highway J. Bennett was in New London Wednesday and was in- | formed that the new railroad bridge over the Thames river would be finish- ed by December 1. Commissioner Ben- assured the officials thatyhy the of next summer the highway would he open for traffic. Du- day Commissioner Bennetf three of property which to be in connection with the finishing of the western proach to the state bridge : Com- nett middle bridge ring the purchased e used ap- | HIGHER WAG w DRAFT BOARD MEMBIERS Aug nereased been ETAOIL j FAOH RTH the rd working local draft h. been authorized by Provost | rshal General Crowder. Under an announced today members of all with the n their rolls. with 1,000 resis- | | | \Wa pay pa hington has for yoard M order, boards will month, number fifty dol membe receive the amount of v of trants or less sation has registrant vary ing existr: on will < boards Heretofore the compen- | ten for been cents each LABORERS RECEIVE INCRF IN WAGES. shington, Higher railroad tra Dorers and for classe were recommend General MeAdoo today of railroad wages and | The advances sug- | and 25 and atfect more emplec Mr. MeAdoo on on the recommendations, W for tai wages cer- ed to Director by wo the board ditions bet ween 15 would per cent it 300,000 10t is said than es DEMOCRATS MERT Aug sent cut to nominec state tie tod September 4 to nomin SEPT. Notice 1 Wi on the democratic v for a meeting meet a lac for and e plan for campalign rrangen 1 been ald mmittee W New Haven, 29 ket hero Spe to The | by Thomas zovernor, re a the c made and and Tay chairman of voter attend in headquarter ate FitzGer ome regis coun- meetings may of the state. he opened in for Simila other trar ty will be rty par will POSTAMASTELRS RENOMIN ATED. Washingtor 1) )00 Nominations for cities, parts of the senate today M of the are present postmasters con- in office for another term postmasters appointed include: Conn. Daniel J. McCar- N. H. George Far- New Haven and South g postmasters in all country sent ta the President Wilson 1 s and village were nominees tinued W Middletdwn, thy: Concord strations | | | | DEATHS AND FUNERALS Joseph Ruski. Joseph Ruski, age 29, State Sanitarium, in Newington, yes terday. Funeral will be from his late residence, 60 Smalley street, at 7:30 Services will be held at church at 8 o'clock. Ma cem- died at the tomorrow. the Lithuanian Burial will be in St etery. 3 new Henry Knust, Carl Carl Henry and for &0 . died today well avenue. Knust. 80 years old resident of this at his home, 94 Rock He was a cabinet maker trade and was a native of Germany belonged to Gerstaecker lodge. 1. 0. 0. ¥, the Ben Wilton society and St. John's German church funeral will be held from his late home at 2:30 o’clock Saturday and at 3 o'clock from the church. Rev. M W. Gaudian will officiate and ment will he in Fa BUILDING RULES MODIFIED Be vears a eit airview cemetery Permits Can Tssued ior Ruildings Not More Cesting Than $10,000, Arthur with today government N other re- Building Inspector Rutherford, in common the state, ceived e from th modifying the recent reference to granting building permits Hereafter the building inspector may is any permits, the value of which not exceed $10,000. the inspector officials noti regul.tions ue structures does If in the opinion such buildings are unnecessary he is to refer the matter to the federal bank at Boston. All applications in excess of $10,000 will be forwarded to Boston for action. Inspetor Rutherford has received applications for, the followin mits: Charles Braum for story brick block, with a Whiting street. The block measure 39x41 and would cost $9,000; A. E. Bengston for a two story frame dwelling, 26x14, $6,500, on Winthrop street. ENEMY TOBACCO SEIZED Alien Property Custodian Orders To- Large Concern in New City—Conn. Aficcted, of per- a store, on would costir quidation of York ms Washington, Aug. steps will be taken, Alien Property Custodian Palmer announced {oday to liquidate the large German trolled tobacco jobbing firm of Neuberger & Co., Inc., of New oty The concern, recently over by the government speculative business in and has $300,000 worth *co in storage which shortly Included Neuberger are per the stock of the Conneeticut Co. of Hartford; 37 per cent stock.of the Griffin Tohacco Connecticut and 25 cent. stock of Arthur Corey Co., of Jacksonville, Fla Organized fifteen years Frederick TLederer, this country by to establish Immediate con H Yorlk taken did a large leaf tobacco leaf be of to- will sold the of cent in holdings the 50 of the of the Pabaceo pet of the b sent t who was Heinrich Neuberger branch of Neuberger Co. of Bremen, Germany, the ity interest in the company rich Neuberger’s death, came into pos session of Captain Morit Neuberger, of the Germany army who visited {he United States about once a The capitalization is $§710,000 of which $654.700 of stock Captain cent. of Custodian Palmer has appointed rectors, including (th A\, Austin of New York, as viee-president chairman of the board mains president a ma on Hein jon is issued and Neuherger it ont standir ing 65 per Leder GUTZON BORGLUM SUKD. Bridgeport, Aug. 29.-—Suit in the superior Hegeman Harri York against Stamford, $8 wa today filed conrt here Co.. In of tzon recover Borglun of to on nent The has 12,000 to cover ih New preme court June 5 Stamford estate of the been attached for § damages claimed for by the York last defendant ASSISTANT NAMED, Aug. 2 Albert Rath- York, was nominated to day by President Wilson to be ant etary of the ceed Oscar T. Crost sentfng the treasury in TREASURY Washington, hone of New assist to repre- sec treasury w sue ho is France INSURANCE €O. INSOLVENT Boston, Aug. New land ‘Eauitable b, hands of receiy vear, today Judge Loring who ord with, e ing I the 1ore than insoivent reme Insurance ¢ ers for was declare by of the su court. s affairs wound up forth GLOAMING (REW RESCUED Miquelon, Aug. 29 the Pierre, Twenty-four of the fishi Lunenburg, dories n that German crew Gloaming, men comprisin schooner S, were p d today and had been submarine ~ here up i ar report their vessel sunk t CASUALTY LIST A. A. Richardson is reported wound- Canadinn oversea ON CANADIAN Ottawa, Aug of Pittsfield, M ed in t nig casualty list nt" DIV Hew leased to learn one dreaded dises been able to cur. that is catarrh. Catarr influenced by constitt requires constitution Hall's Catarrh Cure is and acts thru the Blooc Surfaces of s stroving the found EIVing the patint up the constitution ture in doing its tors have so much fa powers of Hall's Catarrh Cure that they offer One’ Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonial Address: T 20 Onhio. n being & jonal conditions 81 treatment. taken_ internally on the Mucous m thereby on of the disea ngth by buildir and assisting na- work. The proprie- h in the curative J. CHENT , Toledo, €old by Al Driss The | inter- | | Foch's | in three | | Martha's | chusetts, | are of | | vivors lAT E OF HINDMBURG L:NE Military Observers at Washington Fx- pect Next 48 Hours to Determine Reliablity of Entire System. Washington, Aug ments on the western during the next 48 termine the fate of the “Hindenburg linc”, in some military o the strength of line alvea terially impaired by the British driven its left flank more blows threatened steady of the krencl Nesle the Somme British east of Arras Lelieved that the popularly held in bulwark of the Teuton in a fair way to before the Develop front 1ould vaunted hour de much the opinion \\n\ icial the wel around ind ever telling advanc through the observers her of defense to ho the front toward nd by scheme rmany v stern untenable have is becom main German forces driven back to it. "he impression been prevailing in mili- ta the here eneral ipon the making every front without enemy necessity of along the the allied option of ithdr to a previous] more than six the main German under ceaseless ing the last great to unchecked retres A effort present o h‘ unnoticed" line For point out, have which, hias QL 60 stay advance, rawing selected weels, a. they armies been dur- een pressure ten necessitate days, as e front I. . C. FAVORS ‘NEW HAVEN' mile Permission Granted to Continue Oper- | ation of Steamship and Barge Lines in New 1 nd. Washington, nted road Co., by Commission Aug. 29.—Authority to the New Haven Rail the Interstate Commerc today continue its operation steamer and barge lines through subsidiary The railroad’s petition had been hefore the commission January 1914, The subsadiaries are the New ¥ tion, the Ne England and the New Bedforc, Vineyard Nantucket Steamship Compa operating tween points in Connecticut Rhode Island tugs and 1i Boston present held that being operated public and commerce and ¢ people. Tariffs must be was gr to of companies sinee [ Steamship and ies, be d in a hters harbors conditions the New York, and New York and Under the water the interest advantage nyenience com- mission services of the are of to the com 1o of steamship filed panies next. October 1 fo lin fortt No time limit operation of water the order but it set “ac in the future is dependent on circuin and ilroad’s by tion stances conditions. TAUSSIG CAPTAIN EXPLAINS, Still Missing Per: Pourteen U-Bo Men t Chaser <onnel Washington, Ciunior Al 29.— Lieng wes H fourteen f grade) Ie manding officer, dolph, executive enlisted men submarine cha T B G and missing com Ensign Ran officer still are om er No which was mistaken an to the bottom b mer Felix enemy submarine the Amer off Fire and sent can Iand on Since ste Taussig \ugust 27 nine picked sinkins has A rey Taussig v members D of immediately further were ihe for hen t from the « “hed the showing in vain pain of navy the department litt minntes tods that chaser A fter from ent down ablaze three heing of fthe dist hit by mer nee of two four shots hantman’s how 0n 1 According to the account of {he ig's captain the gun hen an crew opened ind vithout of the the lights marine appeared erossed teamer's bow \pparently showing one shots exploded a depth bhomb board the chaser quickly ending her carcer. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED, Ministers’ Son and Danghter Married. Will Boe Announcement mer Rev, Is made of t of Tillmore W. ( Dr. i Mrs. S, street, and daughter of Ipc New is rably exter the thman Ohm Miss Milc Dr. and Stolpe, M Stolpe Yo Known Mrs Mis quaint 1 is past of \dolphus Swedish Luther n cl esident w Yo Iso mferen churches X York « Latther 1 musician at tion Pelham v. Dr. Ohman dish Tuthe the Bay e pastor ran church on nd president of conference of the « the Ne ARE WANTED BY So. New Eng 1: FOR POSITIONS AS r s AnCDATAN TELEPHOXE OPERAIDAS These positions offer nent employment under working condit Call and sce our Chicf Opera- tor and be information in detail about paid, hours of work; diss ability and pension LChHE room, efe, Southiern Hew England Telephone Co. 54 COURT STREET. THI G i. Co. perma- zood fons. given wages sickness, plan, Massa- | | out | hope I etroct: | { | | | | \ | | From | of | | \ i i | | | | | | | | | | i | | | GON?ULAR CLERK SHOT Mexican Bandits Enter U. S. ate At Nogales and Wound —Vice Consul Forced to Nogales, skirmish Tuesday American soldiers and M armed Mexicans entered the can consulate here, v sul MeGuire and Consula leave the and Ariz., Aug. Dy fternoon b Fooley to e cons of gu Tooley w n point and ment made M. Law tion Drny side of th iblc ur ns, by American here in civilians he i on today nox progress, he the held hooting n on were toda for the oceurred late la | ed t American announc ht which slightly Gen in the wounding soldier. Brig oday that everythi quiet throughonut the night a further trouble w inforcements | s anti arrived he into camp near the that Mexican feder were arriving entrenching going Rumors forcements Sonora, and here today. CITY ITEMS M 1 a were Miss Anna Conley and Harrison are vacation at Hob, spending two Block Island o M each Main W mo tamp 11, West Louis Holt merly with the railroad in (his present awaiting a call fc the army, having enlisted road division A special meeting of Oak, IForester America this evening in Blectric action on the death og William Cartney After s first of Bleetri yard city rvi in Court s of -\Am the regn Rebekah lodge, I flag dedicated friends enjoyed vocal music and addre [e; after which refreshment served. ilar meeting o 0. 1. a Memb [5) was ind instru an able S by se h WAITING Timbrell M. C. A A home training Ger I FOR Completes AL Cox X aining Schoc Howard cl arrived ¢ A Lake Boston Timbrell of from the Silve today camp at Te will tomorrow to signment to country for Y. M Mr. Timbrell was camp No. 12 of Dwight Yonker dent. Dwight i itain moarmy CIA in camp work {he Benjar which N Mr 3 a forme man SCHOOY, legistrars to Begin Canvass Monday v of and William Mond Morning. Voter Ziegler morning eration mith wil next the scl to Sha Yol quires that month shall be m mber, The 1 14.000 chile city in (his « 2 1 to find nearly the CONN. AUTOISTS ASKED TO SAVE GAS( Hartfor been ppe issued Motor b Vehiel issione that 1 Tu fministrator f bins 8. Sto th chserve u the fed leasure antomo b ther PERMITS The followin by Building In today 15 ad fohn A x4 n tar = ttle Sha ition <h My rtle $800 i on Iy Tonial Rrass compa on Griswold street 0x70, : Hall Adolpt rage, Frank McDONOUGH Atornev Patric) been engaged as coun ofero. 1 tol te the crime schooner Bianca unk 1 < port dam bomh the Ger landed n her hold G on this coa NEW R Washir AR ADMIRALS NA Tt tins were non e ¢ Georg Harold P, Clark, Willian ton. CGrustay Val Plunkett, eph W. K Ros P Renton H. G. Bullarc And . Decker W Oman Mciean Mark . Br Wilip ews, IN SOUTH Aug ha TRUCH W AMIIRIC 29.—Nic shingtan Honduras threat standing ing. the States to their borders troversy the 1rmed clash over by the nnum the States hi undary dispute of all submit at reques withdraw ind United in Wa their minister ston Lea »ated t N the Hall t ASSIGNMIENT, edar receive T VINUMERATION, | Thomas hirteen | Alexand Charl Consul- Attache we iring a | § etwoer exican Ameri- | Con- shot rounce- nsul F An investiga 1 Mexican respon- | which result- | of an | Cabell | was no Re | re and | bordet 1 denied Anna weeks ON STOcK MA e U, 8. Stegl Yields o Point-_Get 21 eral Motors Slump Continues were ( nth in rvail- harter h mmvl to tak J, Me- ment E Stocks recorded little was the first hour but reacted generally . 14¢ later. The decline was concurrent pompif not ey variation in rse ab from Washington nveye inference that the Liberty loan offering had been at $6,000,000,000, a figur Wall with reports which next as | the == - CLASSIFICATTION, TOO LATE CTION SALE I Rowley street FOR Vi AN r Bay to this a > in exce estimates. ( lded a point with and incresed heaviness v specialties, notably which dropped | Pierce 0il the on street’s AL ISt erarent Farm &0 other & Newingtor s shown ot Aucust in is o General Motor e another 5 point newly listed \Imost aroup 3] one exceptior poit nin an General during [ loss vegurnover - - - pre Motors continued I New to slump ding it thus th 10 1 noon hour, ext or 20 points week e halanc howed no iter ir material egular York i furnishe the Next ol ons SAID THE CUCUMBER TO THE BEET SAID H T ers of 1 start @em cnange . n FIRM FOR PICKLING © WEREN'T COOKED TOO L-ONG! the ] 1 in | RFIRM PROCUCT 15 OBTAINED, IN PICKL— ING, IF THE VEGETABLES RRE NOT COOK~ AT TOOHICH R TEMPERATURE " § RETGRAL VI GRADER Orem e o Am NG TN O Am Am YLINT 1 must written to Commis a free book have Gard for The the N sion at Wa lady onal shin Tel & on o817 Ao Came | | aLone 1N~ WE | must SAvE TORAGE SPACE! dwel e iy ] idow S THE BULK OF SES SHRINKAGE OF N ITY WHILH EOIM m SONTAINER WAKH IGREENS AND Eruirs, INCREN. 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