New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1919, Page 3

PAY HEAVY HNES | LeWitt Have you taken advantage of the bargains we are offer- CUR BIG ANNUAL SALE No odd lots, no odds ends, no seconds. Our entire stock of first quality reliable merchandise at greatly reduced prices. | Now is the time and here | is the plac \ E\cnthmsx at sale prices for the balance of the month. | Goods delivered day after | purchase and MAKES BAKING housckeeper An «he knows it is the the rest, light ind bread, E. Flour becaus that s olls and biscuit Thompson Milling Co., Sold Robert Mautner, nourishing Lockport. N. Y. by Rockwell Ave. FRENCH GIVE FREELY People of Sister Republic Continue to Subscribe Generously For National Defense Short Time Bonds. Paris, Jan. 28.—The French people continue to subscribe for the national defe short-time bor During the first fortnight in January, subsecrip- tior tot 00,000 francs compared to an average of 1,200,000,- 000 fc dau he onths. cent srtnightly It ing past three n is announced that 37 per- total of the of number subscrib- bo for a rms the hat the year in- of for shorter ic increas to t ct ha 11 hou 1 interc on the honc Ul but cent ihe for onds \ | ‘ OLDS Head or chest— are best treated “externally”— ll ES ‘) b i \l(} A. B. DAI\(,}“ l;rc wster | $10 and costs on ¢ | twe | Lyceum | the and McDonald Violate Law—Unwittingly, They Say itt, lessee and proj ch of seven counts, of Lyceum theater, wa the or- of cars to today, charging violations of dinance regarding the admission children under the of his theater without parents or guard- MeDonald was Mr. Mc- theater separate ians, and Charles B counts. of Fox's with 12 was suspend- of theater nvestigation Saturday af a law himself, by under fined on each of five Donald LeWitt charged violations, but nent five. T followed rgeant Richard Mr. LeWitt this is manager was jndgr the ed on mana Se on noon who has of- ity, represented ice in Following complamts made vildren the lega]l age wdmitt ihe W theaters, the detective eant went to the theaters early in the He found no violations at that it on returning aturday after- up 12 children be- md 12 in the children in Fox’ d the children in front of all with the excep- heen admitted with- to their age. ‘n Are Blamed. managen at his theater however, mainly through hased hy sehool authorities that ¢ we 1o time, b h en t noon picked he ages of five nd seven He the tion questione rers and of one had question a Won McDonald, that man out Pox's, said 0 children turday after- succeeded in having women go- of least he chased from Some, away noon getting in their tickets pur ing into the thewier While women will pe practice,” MeDonald said, violations of that law."” Mr. LeWitt went the er of Tox" and this find in yvou'll sist Yor than claimed a step farthe man the | EW BRITAIN \ \ \ \ SNNNNN The I\ind You l'lxno Alqu ture of Chas. H. to deceive you in this. s Just-as- ;:mnl" DAILY Bnugllt lmn borne the signa- letcher, and has been made under his personal supervision for over 30 years. Counterfeits, re but experiments, and endanger the Allovww no one Imitations and health of thldl‘kllvh\(p(’!‘lell('e against L\perunant. What is CASTORIA Castoria_is a hariless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Opium, Morphine nor othor narcotic substance. more than thirty years it has been in constant u Flatulency, Fever: regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the as of Constipation, allaying relief Diarrhoea ; and by similation of Food; The Children’s Panac riv It contains neither For e forthe Wind Colic and shness arising therefrom, z healthy au(l natural sleep. a—The Mother’s I riend, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of in Use For Over 30 Years ‘THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CIT. ARMENIANS FEARING ATTACKS BY TURKS Worried Lest Another Page of | Atrocities Will Be Added for who were ad- the children, to look fter ome time past that was acting guardian several of the children mitted. The parents of aid. requested him children, and for been complying with their At this point in LeWitt's Prosecutor Woods interrupt- the remark that “as i that Mr, LeWitt had ome zuardian for all the town, it would to enforce the law reopencd he s he heir has st ment, ed with was assumed the chil- rather evident dren of be difficul The and the dren his jans Judge by T.eWitt, of the chil- stand to prove his guard- case was of several the regarding parents were put on statements kill was on the hench and In the of and costs amounted Me the the fines. fines imposed case LeWitt, to $86 NSIGN AVERY IS BACK FROM FRANCE Former Yale Basketball Star Was With Naval Aviation Corps, Sta- tioned at Pauillac, N ball United (el Yale basket- the Avery, formerly star and now an en: Naval corps, is spending a at home in this porting to long orders. B tive service ck in this n in Reserve 10 city sland Avery h in France countr; riday France the naval 30 miles v service French the largest 1pply base for the The chief work the and repairing naval ‘he only other New that Ensign Avery met Hart, who still in France Going to Franc I Avery was on the 7. 8. 8. Hende that burned The entire crew transferred at strange coincidence placed in the Roy Dunham, New Britain who Marine corps. States aviation e for leav ore turther been wrrived S, S his, re- in and on the U. ‘alamares on While in attached at Pauill The naval the uillac is nsign Avery aviation ba from Bordeaux has 16 statior and the ¢ and entire is wi to along 1t P main coust e the serv- build- rplanes, Britain was Norman is in boy is across sign on wits nd night Insign life neighbor enlis that sea asseng and by a Avery were s same boat with from the neith other's presenec with the American is had Up to ware of Dunham is now army upa- ted in tine had heen a tion. ‘| GERM/ \’\ VOLU\TEFR DEFEAT BOLSHEVIKI Temporary Sethack, Reds \wait Further Orders From Moscow. Jan 29 on Libuu, Courland, rlin rehing Bolshevist the been forces forc Baltic halted which, on of have erman volunteer rreatly outnumber rmy back across the bold counter offer special disvateh Mitt It suid suffered heay ization a, forced Win- sive, th the u river by a rording Zicit to & to g Am g is losses terro of honia e reporte Dorpat a commission here today ocenpied by st 23 The line n volun- id to he Moscow ple in German © who arrived Kot is Bolshevists, who of that city fended Germs Zolshevists instruction: uming capture of to the Germun o not e n:fle being ¢ and waitin betore re said the the road enst by are from the lvaac Kovna would open trontier, London, Jan. 20, (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) here of bands by Armenians over Turkish and It chapter of Turkish anxiety re- ports that large hodies troops have Tartar attacking Armenian vil 1t still another atrocities will be added to the record before the Allies can the beleaguered Armenian towns. Unofficial reports to the A bureau here indicate that about 20,000 people, including a consider. able number of Armenian massacred in Baku and E unding region after {he reinforced by Tartar and oops had captured the city Some particulars now are available of the fighting at Baku up to the time of the retirement, September 16 of the small force of British troops which after great difficulty, had reached the port Armenian troops, down of the Russian the Cauc: n front onths delayed the advance of the Turks, thus lending considerable aid to the British army in Mesopotamia. According statement to the Associated Press by A. Rafli, secretary of the Armenian bureau the Arme- nians had been holding Baku for cizht months before the British re- Jief force arrvived. A provisional svernment formed by the Armenians, native Tartars and Georgians for defense of the Caucuses did not owing to the machin snts. The Tart the success of the offensive in Franc; Tukish emis: Turks and conflicts joined 1re soldiers in th Turl German after army the bre took over and for five k- to a lon tions CGerman en- 2d by March influenced by over to the between the court man also went scurred ar Meanwhile at Tiflis port of Poti Sy troops had ar- the 1ccord- having German and occupied The Georgians ing to M. Raffi’s account, withdrawn their support, the Ar- menians were left to struggle on alone until the expected assistance from the Allies arrived. When the British relief force consisting of onl 300 men commanded by General arrived, the situation hopeless that the advised the Ar- rived ses Dunsterville, had become British commander menians to surrender “That advice,” said M. not followed, yparently., town was taken by assault ber 16, two days after the & indicating that a part, Ie Armenians held out until whelmed by the combined forces Turks, Tartars and Germans. & the people remaining in the had fled, part of the force succeeded in retiri order the Dersian port Rafli, “‘was for the ptem- itish left, of the over- of me old at town tary good Enzeli All the and in to of remainder were mass ING BY PLANIL NO HUN New Jersey Proposes Law Prohibiting Use of Airplancs By Nimrods. 28. Towl a misd bill prepared gime commi Ward, a nnounced ould be ature oon. He de- the last season operating ong cha wild state could frightencd N T any Jan wild made if a and law commi bill Trenton, ducks planes would be in New the state fish is enacted into member of the from ai of or ‘meanot Jersey by today that such a mitted to the clared that per in the cou fowl that not get near birds to kil log duri sons irplanes frequently hunters the enongh to the them of WILHELM 60 YIARS OLD. Amerongen, services were held in the el here today in honor Religlous chap- G0th Jun castle of (he the 1t is Lirthday of Willlam Hohenzollern, former emperor. With emperor as usual. German exception the empress passed former the day i Intense | ;. relieve ! menian | the | ast | of | Ger- | and | Armenians and | | Gompers, | discuss | dclared that, PR | i | Shooting | sion sub- | l | | | this | have nd 60 Co., Mfgrs., BOOST NEW BRITAIN, IS CHAMBER’S MOTTO Outline of City’s Patriotic Achicve- ments Prepared For General Dis- tribution Throughout Country. of card which contributions The chamber is suing a printed splendid showing made in her war investments. Letters to all the factories urging the of such data with all mail of the city. New Britai be proud of the loyal and industries of this sort will proper kind of publicity printed and shows the “Our Bit” New Britain, Conn Population 60,000. Number of men in service Liberty loans (total) subscribed (4th loan) 70¢; War Savin purchased 1918 Cross commerce is- tabulating the w Britain and out send- f0ing can of a the The report following: have zone out well her “hoost™ spirit citizens and reate is in war time 1,000, ove c.... $14,006,600.00 Staps, to Dec ,000.00 d (member oversubscribed United War campaign, seribed Funds 16,000) 20 Work oversuh- ,000.00 000.00 other 000,00 Funds Grand total and donated The chamber inquires invested $15.457,600.00 would welcome any regarding the possibilities of making this distribution universal GOMPERS SKEPTICAL OF GERMAN IDEAS American Labor Demands Guarantees Before Agrecing to Any B Alignment of Powc Paris, Jan president ederation of the organiz labor congress with French, Belgian and English syndics, clared to France Libre today t would not yet say whether can delegation will attend and socialist conference at Berne. Tic first of all, he wished to organizations will be whether {he labor o1 (Havas) of the Labor, who tion Samuel American is here to of an inter- national de- at he the Ameri- the labor what resented; know o tions are real whether part of Tla. Regarding the \merican labo many, Gompers and not propaganda the Berne direct conference is a German attitude barty said of ard th tow Ger ‘Before we ourselves to people must of international tion.” DON'T BE MISLED are illing the to eng Germans eption anything bett duties and wve a co-opera- mili- | = Br and ain Citizens Should Heed Th's Read Advice Kidney f{rouble is dangerous and often fatal Don't experiment with something untried d kidney Doan's new and Use a testc Beg Used in remedy n with Kidney Pills kidney troubles 50 y Recomniended here and where. A New Britain for conving It vest M Pill and T Oces citizen's ng proot testimon t atement local ted. can be in- \ have for the snrely mally 1 and a dull Whenever | and Morey, 5% Lincoln Doar St., five recommend have aching used past n four or vears them o lameness over stooped e i often Kidneys h " my Kidney palns were hy Doan's annoyed acted severe the way Kidne these my Pills nttacks felt as well . at all de always in o fow and stroy lers, days s Foster-Milburn Buffalo, N, y, If ever Kidney | relfeved | prices. fabries. It \\'ill $3 00 Se serge, $3.00 $4.50 Chiffon Broadclo $3.19 broadeloth hrunk, reguar H0l 54 inot a yard, rur T O . weave worth Ala Eod 50 ingheswide, ular $4.50 quality for atl"¥po Al wool French serges, inches wide, in a £00d navy. This serge is $4.50 quality for $3.08 $2.50 Storm Serges for $1. /9 Al Chi 50 ponged inche $4.50 wide and valuc $l 25 Mohair for /9L $1.25 Serges for 95¢ | $1.00 Shepherd Checks for 694 Shepherd and dressc wool storm ser; 42 inches wide, sponged and shrunk, regular $2.50 a yard for $1.79 inche skirt a yd in all ular § r 79¢ wi st colors. T Sei 12 inches wide, just the thing for one- piece dresses. Giood range of colors, regular $1 checks, children for 69¢ a yq inches wide, for for 95¢ a yard | skirts o ar $1.00 va BOLSHEVIK FINDING FAULT WITH ALLIES "*°llc Trs to Itescue Rols oners When rake JAPS CLASH WITH RED) UNION LEADER ARRESTED will il Hay the French Government Court Mar- Vi dive wed Pr Mazonoy Ilag Jan s.)—Japanese the Zeva nsk, have (By tial Midol, Satur- | « i Declare Allies Must Become Adyersa- Leon Because of troo river n clashed numbering reports rel lost two dea day's “Minute Strike', or Arbitrators—Demand vist lorces Pari Jan. “minute strike! and Meditc day, Leon Paris, Ly was ar 28.—Tollowing the Pari raflway on Satur- ceretary the Mediterrancan union still being the military authoritic court-martialed. An incident published in the s two black spz says othe | { v | 00, accordin The wounded police ents 1evists and lus 2 1 Evacuation to of Russia, on rranean S AV Midol, and the Paris, Jan 28. I | the Bolshevik attitude vitation of the Allied powers for a confere sian ot by in the ol new Izvestia of The ondent of e | Berne telegraphs a quotation from 11 wrticle carried by the the quotations outgiving is much tone than was the subjeet hy light on toward the in- i ociated 1 the wnd s miven I of rther 1 ian had taken peaple to be ai th of th ed railroad Bol nee wi the operated by He will he count of the Matin, which where it are factions i article spaper Janua Journa sho cory was censored, rests imminent b tha 1ssian vice the showing ARE BREEDING REVOI more moderate pin the the Russian | Vorovsky, the Stockholm. recent note on M. Tchitcherin minister N pDocuments Captured In Mexico Im- Many sent plicate ¥orei foreign & IURE 3 | 1] Bolshevik cmiss HRIGH CABISEX gy) Mexico City, Jan. 20. (Correspond-1 of the Associated Press.)—The | department has announced that The Izvestia roops commanded by en. Candido | * ed by M \guilar, formerly minister of foreign | indirect character relations operatir in the of | noting that it Vera Cruz have captured the nd- | hor signature quarters of Feliz Diaz and his the Allies must \dherent, Pedro Gabay, which role of adve located on the Gar mountains, Tn|and that of addition to store dynamite, the | to avchives of the rebels were captured are said to contain documents involving in the Diaz movement well nown Mexican citiz and foreign- ice ccause Alties Insist Wi That Pr Be article lay which stress on the the neither writer between new It war e Stolen Durine Retuy of invitatior Saloniki, Jan addy 1 declare the 1ssia de 20—~ According issued headed by ned as a that bore othicia Turk Pasha state h chief were | tement The he ik Alli¢ proper fro: choos i wries of the arbitrators. If they their fitness to insists, they Russia may res Turkey ¥ w . I prove ant . he evacu he of must com- Then their Greeks taken seri- the These | pletely te initiative, ously. ns nstru paniards Cruz on a Diaz adher- number of from Vera the Recently a deported WHITE John W have purchas owned by Mr !rremont street \|l|4'r' residence of ! White, the local i has been oceupied 14-1 Aps. White " he home docu- | " able HOME Helen he were SOLDS DS ARLABIAS CAUS ind Kelly MeCah property formerly izabcih White at 4 The home is the for- Mr. and Mrs T Gon keeper his proprietor ownars charge of assisting ents ALLIES RATD BOLSHEVISTS, K rasnoyarsk Central Jan 1T0( the Associated Allied military authorities have r: ed a Bolshevist rendezvous here arrested leaders. Tmportant e rternoon journalist M a's 4 1d s houn confede) include estine, Siberia Pres since dea ysed shot nd the prope ich Mesopot new e (h of consid v e sai the Main street propert ments wer “ ClEaiEn! amia MAKES HOUSEWORK EASY BARRY & BAMFORTH LE WITT’S BLOCK 19 MAIN STREET, Phone 1294-4 for Free Demonstratio