New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. MONHS T | was durtng tni | he is salc first to DENT I3 s=h Boston Store LAPHD! e i I | | KKinley at- High th Team SHi Team tots < cabinet s own oMee the ambassador mini whom McKinley had poinges As much vo vear fore t residential cam of xn~~n::;. ¢ tosed tha 1¢ f he RBlanchard 1 of - Valentine ater e court suits, in Wwhic ¢ Lantone winnin was said, that 1 e eRpHbE - A et litical foes to cbia ) el 1 5 8 4 Bidte o onally ot s ntoxicatic ssevel tuted a e the h of his 1 L not- Beuiine of t m for ch : garding hi te life and habits : W eciected, Col. Roosevelt mony erwhelming e chievements which hi i the charge Irawn in UNION MFG. tuation he nk high in t ernaiional 1in ven court and 1 roughi in morpliosis and hefore the country. They noming rdict X cents in Off heeame one of the champion boxers dust ] remarkable phy- included nential ne at vor % Tt i riian T cuphas ¢ which, conducied at Portsinouth rnes, Jr., e N 3 7 L o E e e Special Values in Furs D Temn amioance of the Momros el in "2 Satenent assin t Eeh it i, 115, 7 Fur Trimmed Cs 1 the Matter- Doctrine at riod when the “rottcnness” of the New Y - ! - ¢ ] t was elected Powers W interested in the Statel con inment vas et o 1 P \ AGENTS FOR §McCATLRES BERLNS B iy e i of Venezuela; the recognition of Pan- the dominance of Tam i High team total—Tool, 13 S VL T L Gl e = TG don n organization of men wk nd his treaty with politi ) 1 by Mr rn Avera, had performed notable feats of 1 o1 the inter-oceanic followers. At Syracuse, 5 n o..... R 9 { PY o venture o rougt country was Put 1915 the jury verdict s atTe e 7 | th 1tC < | ‘l“ & Was Twice Married. inder way; the settlement, TRoosevelt. B Nar oy | o f .E.d ) ‘. influence tho e ! <A N Jorths after his graduation, fluence in e < ma i o | Reonar ltharicd dissdAlice Waciot »f a situation in which there was ~ Advocated Preparedness, | Ki G b Our w‘ , e iin. She ted 'n 154 loavine U0 Bdequaté Federal islat When the FEuropean war began. | 5 Leeans 7 (he Pennsylv o m strike. Roosevelt vigorously advocated o | > N . ey one ohild, Alice, now the wife of Rep- ~ 1 resentative Nicholas Longwo = his part ¥ g the i of nuiivnal pre diess, urg- i i LIS {he Nobel Peace Prize in . wy nation’s youth =) i FENDEE G Zr! @ herr ¢ chlldren were born 0 once more t ) hout the countrv and i 5 3 5 Socini: ibald and Quenti of 1 f Woodrow Wilson du —— - — The arvcer of the man ¢ and Roosevelt cals. son's f rm as pre to become president beg t in the friend » between Mr. Rooscvelt, it has 1 To have your cor ation ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Aftor e Joft colloge. His profe AR Eoe T e Keenly disappointed swh e e Dy ety 3 S tivitics that t William Foward Taft, receive the republicin nomination for ; § L E i only to yourseif, but : HAS GOCD REPORT o cor ¢ him no time in or’s announcement of his opposi- lent in 1916 S ithe camd e CooupLadndnona ! AR ResueOitmeite , o . In g2, 1883 i o M £t’s renomination however, he refused to follow the ad- E ' . welcome relief. Gene olected the New oRl0c 5 influenc had N_v‘v_ ® vice of some of his staunchest fol- | MAKE THE PINS FLY. the trouble disappea re his ef- ro in placing Mr. ft in the Whitc Jowers that he again head the pro 0 ne ly fl Pavissioners Have Given an Average forts o ; f wood government \ Now his Influer EEE e e e s B M e T : Hee nd civil sorvi form attracted at- ly strong in preventing Mr. Taft {rom provailed upon ; - 5 Btk n ne b o prevailed upon the prosressiy arty Machine Con e, - spread thic in Ch ¢ was chairman of the rallied to Roos ipport. Koose- oo v . its own ment 309 in the New Rritain John the Evan- | New Y tate tion. velt embled ha he te 1€ 5 \ith Republican Na remaining there. @ v had o make Charles quickly Co v \gue ¥ entry ar s ¥ Noose n v nard”, chs 1 rd 1 suppor a cost ssful | Bezins W Author, supervis \stor Afte is ex ce he drop Rev. John . ngere ring QUL ¢ 2 LW th with coming ye: e tor I o ih SuoNE N sivetlianid Z I 5 Lo in North Da ‘ take steps towar S ided time between [orY Y e paroci residence. Financially, joor cularly hunting, o a1s & ks re he laid tr of 1912. He he year been mos s N 37 WOrlG Gl el ' Landidate for president. I i With the found or hi ites of hooks MEn o SE i S it el “The 3 i of the West”, which G L e S conient it gredgitogobaly “Th : o) et Woodrow Wilson's electio the conse he war dopartment was publizhed from 1889 to 1 and Fedanc A cstablish 1 of other volumes of kindred charac- 3 tiien One of the mos neelimnt at yesterday's O " roosevell's life occured dur- division was Tudea 3 3 3 e dents in Roosevelt’s life otc ¢ included 1 Becomes Police Commission. the R e Tries to O an averag was anx wanks for tha This mya As he was leav- s parishioners during Returning to New York he became a hotel, in Milwaukee, to g0 2 ! I in Cu Dept. 309, the year. the republican 1didate for g mceting hall to make a politic y T ing the 38,000 was paid He was defcated. Prest to. o - among th on t arish debts, an k ffarrison in 188 appointed church member of th United States of the Commission and President coin Cleveland continued him in this office of the 1 X ed in 1895 to become police commissioner. = an audie attracted me to this ¢ 5 anuary, 1918, = - TN ' lge of what h append s A 1l COMMERCE EER NOTES. s in t d a shot which struck the “otonel 81T hed a rib. wasg not seriou le conveved him to e hall ; « foas in | v : T tions b ointment, “was that women and ? . en with emotion by his ; . Lof rcson Bog Charity Drive Next Spring Be - - ~ . tions $6%4, i to be done in the hurly-burly. WG e t ¢ S ey 3 t Spring to Be . o = ym devotions for T don't like cloister life.” Honest S under such circumstances. the ; G 2 Discussed Tuese Night. g/ 4§ Lommenc!n 3419 as the watchword tron of the wound showed of : e 2 S{ The CI . Commerce has B MADINTTS fous and the candidate was {hi - anin Gl S dcnl general meetir oltizens at by s W\ train to Chicago of the proposs ¢ : 1 . the cham rooms tomor evening ment Though he snerdily organ’ze Ly i t ¢k to discuss and work o and tic 1y became able Ui nurri the nation’s aftention N 4. recovered the bullet was never re- of the v 1 s fo b it a position, which sure in movad, The in wos t to an parison with the events to come. aslum for the insane. liquor trafic, gambling, viee § Josevelt after leaving the White general of se v ne ¢ € i s devoted his e to unting and o3 come contributing Outlook in 1909, continuing and dater held 1 vith The Metro- hroke out. : 3 1917 publ osevelt temperament did not ] an to n a deputy eab- jng the wide rang V - offering some- S Leonard Wood Res major-c thons Bresider 1¢hoor and one of Jcosevelt's staunchest oot : tion in Organizes T i S : ganized b Waod band of fighting n itely th word came out of the friends. 1ts for Africa and the Braz Emper -+ Withelm Upou his refurn from hi journey—a reiurn dus made t phant entries into miners, 1o New Britain Distributor. ] kit § 4 = fat o 5 AR ———— n com:y 3 resu o : enerally v werican private citi ever been jumped corded by th ) s coun- lieutenant to capta I'his was i the head fided with #lee tc exploring 1y in L t “Archie” had le¢ brigadier-general rican in 1914 he discovered and » Afan’s Land med th 3 1 [ e on nas n \ -Indian fore clent e nt ¢ the famous *F¥ ‘ 1 been u B called because G G (o : Dervish wr of New York. s'dered : ive ;. Indic B i i s had been liberated, 'n ; d w *vel vas o P s sn e A SEil : e . AU WGL!L ! SYMPH( | Gl Yorl rst man to explo s strea Jur. L g 3 WAth an T : g AT T Y TIE Sioaleni mas in swing. Ing this journey the o sy e ¥ athd o paris s of St. Mary's CAR LOAD OF EFF an "ty i sed of a tracted a juaigle fever 1Le = B e 5. F f rate 4 o DPeiaaal oF o% . L s Fedi it o, wholes B ahor e e : 4 nee Prices 25¢ and 35¢— g shared by Eniper | e oianas oa F ol s oK e ~ Van his demo- abscesses which developed maiiguant- 'mv“f Lt : i purse \»",\ i S Night Prices 2! 35¢, 50c—Few any 16 r-! e \te by the people o "‘.‘ ly a recul several operations at op is declared to hove stated that the | ere . e ke . War Tax in Addition hospital in New York funafest thing that 1 ; i 3 ¢ t SEAT S AN o < n 1 \ his imasinatio g O e N Sl ko v cusummate 1ogeth I'neodore Roosevelt, besides heilng Thecdore Roosevelt ve w c n in the church } others of more importance, 8 prolific writer, lectured and made ; mask. \ te Roosevel vas oht