New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1918, Page 1

b4 FROM THE HERALD - AN BOMBARDS NAUTOGRACY ack on Administra- 5 Iilinois Senator ATTACK CN (‘MWLL HOUSE | \c- | Gompers, Buricson and MeAdoo cused of S Tower to Etect ng Party Candidates Now and Presi- dent in 1920—Politicians in Saddle. Wa hinatc ldre on what he called ‘unofiicial and personal government rman of lllinois, republi- made a scathin in the Pre attack ate today on sident Wilson 1dmir 5. M onal trat and paricularly House, the ptesident’s (he that 1l en politi wi Sena repre- while and and use, rsonal sident official government” ratuitous to settle dispute provoked the Germany and the imp: “exercised i powers of advice the derision tience of 1 to threc 1iks® glibly, of combat oppose and at Valley ing functionary Commerce said b contribu cost the he had nd n when h v med.” Never lities Adjourncd. began there and hax domestic “Was er affadrs,” sald Mr here over 14 irned since time i selfish politics with next only to as ation seeks indidates | said, from senator is to be senator an by executive what plans’ of gilded and g, intoler rr continued control i excreised by is t hold rship order.’ he cribed coter ted intc yuncing de: as of n pl by ziy ! lectua tor “Goavyernr ent n n now his ydmir ', it hre of and | | Stella | plete Call a lin the e | State wtion | group | i north o i of ind | WALKS CONSUMERS MUST PAY A NEW INCREASE IN COST OF COAL Owing to the government increase of the cost of coal at the mines, and also because of the iner d cost of labor, anthracite coal in this city has in been boosted in price, by the fuel administration, be- tween ton. Local Fuel Director James . North, at 50 cents per nnouncement today and the new price April are effective Heretofore coal has been cheap in and each successive th it has increased 10 cents per ton, but this system was not fol- lowed out this year and this month's increase takes care of that issuc as well Following is the new schedule of prices Chute or Walk Deliveries Stove, Nut At t Lots of one ton or mo s11.10 morc e Lots of quarter ton . i 100 60 1bs. .60 One ton lots cach story above ground floor 2ic extra per fon. ton lots above ground floor 15¢ extra ton. per 1% i ton lots each story above ground floor 10¢ extra per 14 ton. SELECTS THEATER FOR |NEW BRITAIN I ATTEMPT AT SUICIBE| AVGIVE 10,800 IN NEW DRAFT Zisk Boyle Drink Carbolic Acid But May Not Die. Boards tion Announce Registra- | Places In Both Local Districts. Both exem In a fit of de<pondency while watch- the cond district ption the motion cparatio mpted temt Sonic ew re it 1 com- pital and will malse vet te recove discourag ho; as not attair th- 18 must she day on September 12 old on or ster ¥ before that date, zed die. polic ta Mar- | the P. 8. Me- | included who en- | is the Mrs.§ Phe regis McMahon | 4 notitiad | 1, nd they | win heim ad- ! priges believed | s ard thereby and want to the wle of doctor for first district third and all residents of and fifth wards arc the registration place Armory rect. tion place open 7 a.m. to 9 p..m the ’secc disttict the ne. Thi the second, fourth The second will be in on Cherry will be wmar sct Mrs. T hter theater, Just The, nheim ¢ said daug the McMahe Mahon, - of tered th in Boyle ¢ rl nbul first, ow on. Arch room will be ank from Dr. Vol of the house fe he red meti ar of the poison cup, rom the district and ward regist old Burritt street; fourth w nt of the warders Kr- hours sixth tion Mi D inist that removed Mrs most was e place sion plac Gra Bovlecha 1t left d heen observed sitting during the the theater in ol the basen sixth w1 hall on showing of a ind it is be film will ister in Ukraini INCREA \\ \(..J OF CANADIAN R. R. MEN Iy Comma in Chicf of Forces Op- | posed to Bolsheviki So Notified Sceretary Lansin, \llies Chalkk up [ Employes of ANl Lines to Keceive Victory. Same Rate as Paid in the Washington, Sept. 3.— United States, the snize Slova L Sept. 3. $15 Wage 000,000 geren increases Germa n vinst and | aggregating annually will g shops throughout Canada, the tion A Ny be nted to 30,000 men in railroad Ma all president nation cou (@ aryk ffecting the al and Czecho-S railroads in dominion, un an today. The as that given the United States comman hief of reement announced here |awara is the railway employes by Director-General MeAdoo | DEMAND INVENTORY R OF STEEL SUPPLIES prurc T t - - ) rskaya. 73 hting in Rus Secreta ovak same to g artment ot »day ident noon t formaly al of Pre 1nd Wi W notified wetion London, ¢ Entents troops Enropean ided forees, northern on miles to an offic British war Archan War Industries Board Notifies Manu- rep: the facturers to ¥ Amount of office Stock on Hand. IN CHARGE COASTWISK oy EAMSHIPS B. Walk Washington, Sept More {han 40,000 manufacturers using stee] in their products have been called upon board teamships oad administrats railvoad adminis advisory ope an tration’s commandect supplics ommit to chairman > steamship preparatory nee i ar uge all surplu | changes | leasc BEST 1% e Americans and French Whip Cream of ORE 1 Mn Lufi? HURL Allies Now On Plateau North of Sois- | No Effor( sons That Commands Valley of ture 1 i : | Ailette Behind Chemin des Pames— | v Shock Tanks Southier With Sept the Tren (By the Localization fan the a of the lines fror frec vs . line hment | pres iermans, ving to wttle is conditions thou fined to co north of Noyon and arou utmost Progress (i Contrar, oissons due of the tered th to re and tactics and h yeen co ort sectors ments o troop comb: o1 pus ov hind the one of In where on, Germa 1y be seen. Americans elite of the f the Pl stoutest red ondary The Irenc around Juvi man army, grer s 0 n talio men pilla n line, capt 1 miles The unocupic sit h anad The G b Haig 111 E stor depre: rather other were it their exhil final re- winr Way. by prisonc er their from the inferno of Amer or T Cars Have The attack tank “‘cha These en “armored the the Y whi UL tinec lon on north river rou ortific i Roys nfrontin Germar rived natur sing ry and lipping um th I"rench 1wy re u nor . Ma two ks on ons late en pushed from Vauxaillon Chemin Daine served toward V of Soisson i burning his s Farther south Gen captured Terny St. Remy. 1T Pont ¥ e fn the in des 1 gress contir reports today mile rom on to I el n miles Hu uvaillon, ted plic the encuy northern ment thr M n’s men Sorny and Fontaine to m om Crouy ion of Che hed, and pro cording latest e road fr 2ot direc | meos wils rea 159 to i Men Yankees Defy Storm of Steel. With the 2, (By four days in B Press) pent Americ G s the After (Continued seventh Page) New HBuit Showers ton fair Cool amons 1 th soutl 1'rom THAN lu 1 ',%G CAPTIVES Ma Enemy by to Recap- Wotr Line—Signifi- ciled Staten,_ gt Concerniv n End of Battly Line. Brit Lens. 18D, 1 the city m.—The aof cant been the has d 2 1so evacuate by the Britis v to expects s the enemy e-acted heavily with a view capture the left Queant-Dro- the British in on of it Drocourt northea d Pronville, outheast of Queant 10 were Addi- morn- taken this Doignes, Velu lgny, rep- maximum « t e front is mor lers tl hold in Briti town of Wulve east of Kemmel. tish found Doignie h forces ha lem, two and Velu ation in the vid southern to mor extremely | can be | Reports Taking Queant, before announced 1n from Field Mar ement ming the wnadian sisted ind car Drocourt- the rythi Queant ried eve > the ene virt my was ired defer ually the whol to Bronvilic reported Doignies a a burt and Doignies Talen, ntreal.—The dway irconing, has th tish, a Sept tine T 1 by day cordi thout thry of 1 Wost taken nstanc of th ront in rd are of Le Hos hein I Somme nd G »on ent quarters tions vhile tward are convoys harassed 1 Admits British Gain. Via I s the »don Iritish t rong super our inf: e Arras-C we suc ior forces in line mbrai hig army he int Nore held Que nd 11 th the on the state my of U-BOAT SURVIVORS. Six Sunken Ships Weelk. at Sea Nearly Atlar nd tic Port, Sept men Norwegian | Lunenburg, New fishin fifty nin French rrive here on craft back for they | food part | ) { It | point near Pg | rectreat. defensive lines, “ambrai, and ] line south of S 1dy th S advance is reported] wounded are declare thickly massed forces; So pronounced asd ment that jt scems as thot disaster, i ‘pvrihru.\l_\ on the W what appears like an efror rman which had be both north and south of the Somme, B that river. the important French coal which the British pounded \amly a cuated, the British moving in. Ilanders, the retreat continuing and closed up the salient by taking pos$ Wulverghem, two miles south Kemmel the apparentl acknowled Drocourt the G leisurely accer In Lens, retirement, north of this it the movement tes of north, British have further sion of the village of South of 1 therhselves break thro tant torious o the in is Lys Mum.m\ are beaten on the Queant line where Haig ipo vi and are tempting ected retreating this vitally secto the Briti Still farther of areas Bapaume area in their Though a counter upon outh the three to brai road, retirement has tion miles deep on tish steady the German command an attack on the Hindenburg closely approached in not expected at must linc switch their earl the moment ised miles. with the tion of the too present Douai fu is the 11 early t big and ( cffect fhes in the near joint between the Nogth Sea likely to evacuation occupied by the Germians. the to work today's dispatches that pend on the southern front, m noy ultima of ambrai, put and of seems able would entire force the 1A and Ax such I'rench toward Operations by be counted on a re develop where s0me the SAFE CONDUCT FOR ALLI N RUSSIA iPORT STRIK REMAIN Q WS | | | | | About 100 Americans Included in Re- | Many Workmen Reported Leaving { *os Who Will Go to Sweden objec ment Special trains will proy who includc to ¢ t RECORD WA flUT! AY Fxpenditures in August Amounted $1,714,000,000 or $100,000,000 M rhan Any Previous Month, Washington, Sept in Dby brokc Aug more tha war expenditures manthly records $100 1000,000 | on repc ma 1) T the Loans te including being examine an effort to detern the diseases, vet to he tablulated e $344,000,000, not allic aturds ine source in \ in of