New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1918, Page 6

) N;w § HERALD Britain Herald. | PUBLISHING COMPANY Provrietors 115 p st (Sunday excepted) at m., Buil Chwren Tseued datly at Herald yMee Britalo at New Matter. Bnterea at tho 1° TELEPT ATLS Ofce Rouris 9 Bustnens 2 naliorlal 228; medium_in LA press only the ertising n o books and Ha! Broai- At sale at and i toard Walk. Depot o © 1 avirord s Ue Cliv. ed T'rens. entitled edlted Member od the Aus A ~ exclusively ation of A otherwise The : unt NEW HANDS. Unauthort: MYSTERY a itles is usually er and the State Cauncil ON OUR ot other people's considered use names and a seriou ot Defense ma should expedite an expla- gram it sent to Sec- “from Governor the re- Con- nation of the tel retary of War Baker Holcomb" protesting against lease of workers employed in contracts. authorship the was mention- n executive necticut factories Holc quite on war Governor ymb denies and was surprised whea su of the telegram ed fact offi be ject to him by man he newspaper had nof been at his e for three days and claimed to ignorant of aay message to Secre- tary Baker the hostility the During period of the press af te accepted all ot face value, although communications from the Council Defense at their editors were forced to shut their eves a swallow hard official before passing of the announcements of m to Secretary Ba- which | sending, of official stafements emanating from | off seme along the printers. Discovery the famous tele ker “from Gov Hol caus conj 10r Holcomb,” Governor omb denies cture whether some the the ce of of Defense the |Council £ character further of for obtain pe: It best were of a simils Before dispatching the Gov- State over the signature ernor, it be well the 1o Defense Yefense to sion to use his name is 2ot con- to term sidered nice in the circles ke’ and there is no other 1 will so well describe the pro- sent to Washington ‘“from Gov- ernor Holcomb If the Jabor conditions in Connecti- cut are as described 11 by the Council of Defense message loses ite force the nnauthorized use of the Gov- ernor's name. JOIN THE RED CROSS. WOULD st BAR RED KTIES. Paul seems to be becoming hys- terical the the Bolsheviki aver display of red flag by anarchists, and others of that ilk and judgment is being A bill cast to the four winds will be presented at the next Legislature It restricting | be display of rcd it is passed, be no i mitted to necktie ota “'shall per- red | pur- lay any flag, the red or red carnation for pose of sho Soc politica In relates Tittle law-making n allegiance to the so- called party or for any other purposes.” the red 80 far to objection hod proposed statute the flag But there can be when the attempts to leg zainst the of a mnecitie the approac man may Wear or : color of his | 4 | boutonniere i ing the | ridiculons Legislation aga offend the public acceptat ppen to be of a showing so-called Socialist JOIN THE RED CROSS BUY YOUR GIFTS EARLY. public to do its earty, the Cham- as a two-fold pur- to hel ¢ people whko buy and reople who sell be antages ma; ined goods shopping a The stocks on are large and variety is unlimited thus offering {hLe men or women in sc of Christ mas gifts for their fricnds a wide field m which to choose. That is where the ng. public gains through early shop- In order to ommodate their of have engaged extra clerks to augment their mow and Christmas patrons, the majority the stores regular sales forc Between day these cler | likely | pubtican BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, iB1& | THE McMILLAN STORE, Inc., will be steins Clhivistonas. Sun required to work leng hour bodily fattsue whieh, if earrled to ncapaeftate them for real enjoy- cansiy and mental worry. extreme Now ment please our de- Hbung W toat us we carn big of the v on which all shonld somehon suddeniy DpY sire. for « Betore proceeding to the store prepare a list, subjeet to revision. Do it attertion of the fecls that jus- vet and on forward hope- bribe one moem- State Journal, P tice this fully ber kalser wholly dead looking able obabl whai you intend to buy: not be- is not th come angry at the clerks you do G A not recelve fmmediatc They to being to as anxious serve as the shop of 1 Ohio o to ] the rush Christ- ay attempted served. During 1e journal Bernsfort > should “Hale, Hale ~Washington certain to exist before have the Star. e forced to will a they he clerks : . adopted ong X ot unusual s wd G made but will be errors T all our sk Then at will be mankind is heir. 3 Jo going opportunity. gitl w fe have noticed rather 1 than or.-- Galveston vou that Lo opping carly it a kit sow mafl one for the caimiy packages oung man o who News. nf town first OISO JOIN THE RED CROSS. alecks who tell no Sante Clans Emart there nearer hit with 1t was adl a ta Claus. but Star children will THE GRIP OF e come DEMOCRACY. v make n bigger by the and the children telling them ~there is a Kansas Clty According to information from mistake San irond, all Paris is talking of the call : kai Alarshal I'och made on President Wil- he appeared in no % whon much- blue uniform adorncd by of his decorations and wearing an old which there los- son w worn nona The fully tempt #ond cong xon ex-kuiser having Wik cou to tula getting Franecript UnslCeRsa- wrackes try in his at- torage cup. In in o e ne to 1 there ro to wot rhould 10w son that he who runs may read True greatness needs no wudy on pleanantly, The counts. Boston man, the clothes Trumpets, trappings. not he wears, drums, Our Wacht am | giving comTort York Evening can now king * without fear the encmy “Dle of ew doughboys Rhein to Post. gold luce und rattling swords could | not make Marshal Ioch more impres- he is, because he is of tho right ol maoahood. He 1s what he has done, and the is manncr, sive than elect known by stmplicity of his theatrical, by The gla vear will more 1d be memor- able if 1t does than bring national prohilition as a “war menas- uro” in time.—Springficld Re- publican his unosten- e tation, dislike for the dramatic strengthen the esti- the and peace which holds him. Wilson's to It nand Foch's destiny to achieve it. The of tesman Te mate world 1t in was Woodrow destiny idealize democracy. The man who does himself when he pulls paleontclogist who r the e: and draws ons the left was Ferdl- only well by is the down in the leg a Lone aches forth hind Arkansas bandshaks the and attired warm polished th Americun s the great o of lazette. panrt ichthyosu an French military in his ‘ragged regimentals” i< significant of a boiter world to come General Crovdar #elective corscription, miust pinch himscls asion:lly sure he is awake. To be putting a draft law into enough astonizh even marshz ncral.—New huve make praised tor operation is provost Sun JOIN THE RED CROS oce! to How “How joak." ancient seems our the wall map. | to a Germany wanted world to Yerk Villhieim with problem has burdened peculiar form Washington § The ex-Kaiser is reported to be suf- trouble. reason. . a very of hous fering with a renewal of car f housing ar He never would listen to President has been Did on Wilson photo- Tt is to preve City care that among (ne Star. tha idea of fecding the Ge Bolsnaviem, (i nrges AMr. Hoove spinach is sent Kansas Do to Paris. bird graphed in little camera? he watch the peace top of thel Glohe tal no over supplies.- City offi later’ German government “Funeral announcements of resignations among ials should attach notice to the OLD TESTAMENT o vessel in {he world, Noah's hand of the earth lznd SHIPPING. subordinate cfficers. The flest Known The ARK from Wich all the Was floated JOIN THE RED CROSS b lizing The dying of Jacob, The first His words that t were Dlesst “What have you in an auto for less SLe $200 that stration?”” an shi nigh to lips. i of Whered will stand advertiser than a demon- SoE hear inquires. | ir tfrom his Three coughs and a squeak is the hest Said Zebulun shall HAVEN of the Tiaven there snall be. dwell SEA," £ SHIPS" Jacob YAt the And for Nea we can offer. he leaguc sident Wilson savs Zidon nis support to the The @ia not T pledge tol| Enforee neath rushes n in (hat A vessel tiouted the An ARK Hebrew e Peace league to In- force Peace agrees that no promi for | woman A ark, was received. So there's no room 5 Mo argument there. = — — mone | That little *ark The zreat No other flagship can In all our Bibie lore loaw gihver hore The inventor of the super-gun used bombardment of Paris in the has been offered arrested. A nice red apple is | And come from prize to the little boy or | shall ships Chittim’s enasf i SHIPS Asshur, u.t flist, So Balaawi did as a girl who suggests the most suitabie AFFLACT next shall Ebe that super-punishment nre JOIN THE RED CROSS. PFACTS AND FANCEES, Of ships to Moses spoke, Of OVER S far. And why did Dan remain Was sung by Deborah in ghips?" Christmas Candy Feared.”—Headline. There are parents, looking day after, who will not fear Philadelphia. Public Ledger Shortag Conveyed by FLOATS, there came At Solomon’s desire Timber of cedar and of fir From Hiram king of Tyre. sea in to the i it.- The old theory shoot everybody tub has been that the Bolshevists Wwho owns a bath- expladed. Thousands 1d thousends have killed in by the Bolshevists and tnere | were thousands and thousands bathtu in Russia.—Kaasas City NAVY Red made Sen King Solomon beer T y : Tarshish came with gold every threc And ship ome ssia ! neve year i of & k8| the Woor fur King Wiram's NAVY hrought Berlin erowds begin Wilson!” They v hen Wilson of <astern Enurope to s will Toron- ou hed who wers live « i KNOWLEDGE over Duts o OF THE SEA"” nev to map Glohe N not Isaiah knew; he suaid. stren, GALLRYS W - | TACKULINC radical MAST edition which the Springfield vere Carl Kautsky, editing the German white to he the a en back, 50 white kais socialist conld of the not "heir 1 is is could not spr as one got out by Re- S m e rehandisa proclaim BOARDS., m for America's Thomas Lipton item of unf Vishington Star = de The regarded contest cup s by Sir s ry portant shed IR lebanon were used making MASTS for thec an, have they ror ns of In Of Vaks A\ustralia s arrangiag to mark for a three of Ra wade days' cclebration OARS, laration of the o cial America de pence. have acc for doubt en will imulated a a third with glee, 1ips of Tarshish, the sea Tyre had \LIKERS f its ROWENRS sanc And fox Tts “PILOTS ships, of st isiasm demon- tion York World e had as father proaches he knows the neck cravat bristmas ay BOEEt) all the men to go in ships ual ia the form ot cksonville Times- o he i it in of 1 Union Ja where, record is the first paid a FAR JAMES SHEPARD. Poo! or ports some Jonah's one who Only the thoughtless will give "“"ri Shait | the | vary tdent W= | urohasctng osse- | v ho managed the | to | Folland | | point. | sidered | featec in the (Waterbury Twenty amount of Connecticut trolley process of law that undone. The men away with unloaded. Frolley Companies Pay? Republican) an ungodly pumped into by due not be dtd It got swag. They set the full they watered par, but the Their successors years ago, water was securities could who deal of They did not the stock ver sold st haul leased that always the face value because it made great bougit o the belief tares would of ne the companies prevaling suflicient he puy profits hiss failed account that in a then distant + world-w ' might cause such that the he to take inlo future Te w a i prices flve fare would no longer sufficient let antivtpate humble nickel o raise ating It dia shrinkage of the alone iha The cents. it expenses ends: not recently is proposed Now seven, Bvery voration price rice has It vaised six to to time a selling finds it necessary or bankrupt, it One s and the hy the limitations company which waters outrageously as that of Connecticut Railway and was diluted, be to wavertain power of shrink present public utility a service al a fxed to rafse its has to pass the gate of other is the of go two publiic gate established the law. A its steck so opinion old Lighting careful should that money will wever The public of siturtion gives tha Connecticut an opportunity to review to some extent the financial operations of the past, consider what can be done without opprossing the investors (o weduce the Inflation in trolley securitles, to malo kind of & bargain or effect some kind of a compromise by which tho trolley system will obtain the revenue It needs for expenses and certain modest dividends but not the enormous returns which it Wias counting upon twenty years ago. Whether it is done depends upon the character of the next general assembly and the public utilities commission, and how thoroughly and effectively the financial legal situations are studied in to find the weak spot in the compuny’s ar- mor. The defeal is there some- we may depend upon it, be hiere is a situation which the lezal minds of 1898-9 made no provision for, Whether the state and will be able to extract justice and recompense from need of the trolleys depends largely upon the caliber of the bers of the next general Generally, we fear, they considered\ carefully from where they at all some and order where cause tine the public 4 measure very mem- assembly. were not this view were really con- The Captain. (Spric ol Republican) 17 the constantly reiter the president not rep- \merica or American opinion is tuken scriously abroad, the country is left in a most impotent and absurd position. If the president does not represent this country, who does? Can any individual be found who can he to remresent the American if Mr. Wilson does not? one can prove that Mi vell represents the American T returning republican the people did not set up Mr, velt as their spokesman and any more than they set wp Mr. Hughes or Mr, Taft or Mr. Root. Roosevelt concededly has a large per- sonal following, but for 10 years the candidates whom he has conspicuous- 1y supported for office have heen most invariably defeated. In 1910, Mr. Rooseveil supported Stimson for governor of New Yor ind Stimson was defeated. In 1912 Mr. Roosevelt himself ran for presi- dent and was defeated. In 1913, Mr. Roosevelt supported Bird for govern- 0 of Massachusetts, and Bird was de- In 1914, he supported Diven- governor of New York, and Davenport was defeated. In 1916, he tpported Hughes for president, and was defeated. In 1917, Mitehel for mayor of and Mitchel was d he suppo governor of Ne was defeated. In each case mentioned, Mr. velt appealed 1o the public to support his candidate without getting a favor- ble response, Strong as Mr. Roosevelt himself might be as a candidate has not been able to transfer his poli tical strength to anvone else since Mr. Taft's election in 190S. Virtually same may be said of Mr. Wilson, tried in the November election transfer his personal strength to the democratic candidates for congress, and failed It is possible congress would have ted asser- tion tha does resent said people No Roose- people. a Roose- Jeader wort for Hughes York = New feated Whitman Yorlk, and Whitman Vs vear tod For w Roose- the iTe casily that been the new democratic system of government had re- the president resign from in case his own failed in clections to control of the legislative body. For, under such cir- cumstances, the people must lled upon to decide whether on should be displaced by an- especially in e confer- making: the British voters just been forced to choose the retention of Premier Lloyd George in office or his immediate The quired to office the vetain have been e Mr W otoer, the ence and the peace as have between resignation and overthrow Americans voted on no such issue congressional senate does n people: states of th 5 two senator: vhethe That t chanmbe: ous The Americ I the elections. not represent the represents mere- Union. The from cach state, small it sen lorge or in popul majority on of that right majority deprives a r's memtbe any to tho 1t adopt 10 1 of tha the senate to- by a majorit outlining its id on a peace no one could with positiveness that the will of American people had heen thereby pressed. So long as Nevada pPoOWer in fe American people morrow should vote resolution treaty, & 15 the ex- | the as o has ame g Ne the | congress, | Mr. | he Shop | SATURDAY’S Here For Xmas Gifts cor- | A Qint season of Ture would be this R ot Bkunk, Heaver Raccoon, Gr MUFFS, Priced From Priced Prom SIS, Priced From Just CHILDREN'S BATH ROBFE $1.49™ $2.98 We highly recommend I SIL/K HOSE Black, white and all leading WOMEN'S Our regular 65c grades Saturday Specisi BLOUSES — IN GIFT Georgette tucked models, values Crepes. beaded exceptionally good VOILE BLOUSES Plain tailored, kind. Special values Twelve strles to $10.98 " $12.00 ™" SFLECTORS $2.50 and $3.50 Fach recelved another shipment SILK HOSIERY McCALLU. ‘ $1.85™ $2.75 ™" CASHAMERE i 59¢ ™ $1.50 ™ MEN'S CASHMERE SOX tucked and lace trimmed CALWAYS RELIABLE" most aceeptable this Xmas. 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Forcigners should remember these | facts; Entente diplomatists and pre- | miers gathering in Paris would do | well to take them into nccount, if they ! desire to understand the dominant public sentiment of Amervica, If they proceed on the assumption that Wil- son is & back number and is now out of touch with his own country, they | may grievously blunder. If the pres- dent does nol represent America, no- Jody does and can. Amorica, mless led by him in this period, is withoul & captain and must drivo '4uhead without direction or Teal jcadership. New the pogular repre the senate is that York, nobody Heraldry of the Air. (New York Evening Post) of by enlivens de- Perhaps heraldry created on the spur the momenf, but soon venerable reason of chivalvous deods, | our battle-plana instgnia scribed by teturnine soldiers. hecause the conflict in the air like the tournament, single hat, it has been the custom to wear favors and to clrallenge on the wings of their machines. These immpromptu couats- of-arms were forceful if uncatalogued Ancestors were not mentioned. James Norman Hall used a wmigantic cleft and a series of notes which, ranslated into music, queried “Oh, say can you see—?" though the La- fayette Escadrille, a unit, adopted the Indian head. Uncle Sam's hat in the ring. crusaders. devils and charg ing buffalo were other emblems, all taunting, but very unlike the splashes blood. sharks' heads and wolif ings which expressed the intentions of the German aviaters. The stork of Alsace, flown by Guynemer's squad- will be preserved by history, but famous fliers, though defended knights founders of any an- find an N as was com- “aces’” tokens pain pt ron, the crests of e blished s house, wmd the will by as tmie probably cient, un- deserved oblivion en So. CLitile (Artk.) William Holienzollern always said that he received his crawa from the Lord. The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away: blessed be name of the Lord! Rock Gazette.) Sugar and Creams, Comforts, Bon Bons, Marmalade Glory nough for All, (Charies Evans Hughes In Leslie's) We find reason for congratuiation that we have no envious regard of otbors with respect to the achleve- ment that has been won and the com- plete victory which has been granted to us in this most blessed of all hours of history; whether look to unquenchable ardor dauntless spirit of the men of Fr: er we regard the dogge: tion, pertinaclty and stabhorn he of the men of Greal Britain, or spiendid skill and intrepidity of men of Italy, or the wonderful thusiasm and resistless dash and ergy and courage of our own men of America, who came in almost at the very last hour and made success pos- sible and sure—we find the same spir- it, the same animating purpose, the same lofty conception of duty, the same self-sacrifice, the same fortitude in dire disaster. We find human na- ture at its very best enlisted in the cause of liberty in all the armies and once more vindfexting man, in the image of God, and man’s greatest inheritance to live a free and noble life. we tho and nece, or whetn determina- Hismn tue the en- en- made defending the t right What the Colonel (Ohio State May Do Journal.) the Roose get the fourteen points thoroughly exposcd in all thei ineptitude and infamy the colonvl himeelf is just as likely switeh arvound and be ‘el enthus as to sual the mide up. About the time velt aewspapers earnest with tho that as not them leave upan my s sm observer them ssion (Birmiagham Age-iervald that in I notice ha serviee flag one star.’ “For my social secretary Qrabcoin. “She is now in indispensable ny o | welfarc, but every something help vou e your lhmousine, with * said Mrs rance. Sh mfort and ould Wit was to one sl win the Works Both Ways. (Richmond Times-Dispateh. ‘Famine.” Solf portentious is the mother of anarchy.” And by | A curlous twist of evil relationship it is demonstrated tha( is the mother of famine says Anarehy OUR REPUTATION Washable Cape Gloves for Women D GLOVER choosing Gilfin Don't Dainty MORE GIET BATH ROBE BLANKKTS AUTOMOBILE $25.00 ™ $90.00 Raturday's Selling CHILDREN'S SWEATER IN ALL GRADES FOR IS WELL KNOWN e $2.00 ver $1.98 ™ $2.98 be a moxt thoushtful Gift for the GIOVES Gitt Boxes UMBRELLAS for Meq Umhrotis Women ar Forget (‘hfldrcn'n vl e $1.25 TO $2.48 $1.75 " $4.98 $1.75 " $9.98 HANDKERCHIEEFS Women and Children Handkerchiefs Largest have ne- we ever BUGGESTEONS: RUGK COUCH COVERS DRAPERIES FIOOR COVERINGS TRUNKS — BAGS AND SUIT CARES PURSES, JEWELRY. HAND BAGS, NOVELTI YiALLS SUHOOL OF FORESTRY. This Those Department Appeals Steongly Who Life. w taove Outdoor I udents ) or more from Brazil who have recently been sent by their gov- mment to study ountry «re Cario om B Pernambuco, znd ] Brazil S.) of de A e il Paulo err de s (3. 8.) de Ag e < expect | two Brazil vin Yt cola ricull tron icabi. ¢ n two years befor to prac. their profession The attention of faculty 1 > their return in Braazil the Fore been chool 2 300 given as already Forest. ract and salvage directed the Den a of about 1, wild wood recently Ry cuttin of large quentities 10t from dollars the nas holidays ten stud will be ez the th to 1001 for removal estnut that hundred net fro dead under way, it thoug thousand to en can he operation Chiris part s and faculty mem wped on the forest, do- their time to surveying and mapping the property, the school lampshire, devoted mprovement onsideralbly chuding thinnings and voung stands n1 birch and other hard Oparations forest al Keene, 1l most enti to netied the school i the ope ime o pine fr Atior oc of of white voods. TERRIVIC ATR RAID ON PARIS WAS INTENDED BY GERMANS Pa De 20 (Havas.)—Informa- tion of a scheme, which it says the Gerimans had for a terrific air attack on Parie, is printed Figaro Their punoo: sars the newspaper, was lo use 33 airplanes which were to drop 5,000 incendiary bombs con- taining chemicals whi would fires of such a nalure that pouring feed of machines was to follow with ordinary bombs to dropped upon the firc- fighters and the crowds revealed by the light burning buildings. water on them would but sc A s ve to 1he flames ond squadron be of the During. $1,000.% L)