New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1919, Page 11

ind trousers one leg of his The i torn, boys tor The shoe his I cousid nil eulles n il one leg ‘MISSING SOLDIFR APPEARS AT HOME Private Sticktenoth on Casualty List—Was Wounded in Action |, 1 in reserve Ilere they village were place in e Vig FForest German small were onsed a vhere comfor hot water. comforts able mths The “Per reputs hower of e to leave the Po had tion for themselves and hiked 34 kilomete of fighting in the On September 24 dug in they and the was there reccived his first machine gun the fellows Sticktenoth’ five his place 1t hed z thiy to shing's estah were north the scene Forest tho \rgonne they for The pany « absolutel b vere not entered five ommit sector and On Octoher and they the Germans. local A in Albert officially v of Novem ind this days 3 stuff over started the hot Wt top and at that tho wound German bothering a few of one of the bullets pierced Mhe bullet went clty heavy o @ barrage went it list tion later boy was #s = & telegram knocked out th mouth teeth and out bacl of cd his sty H made L dressing etting there down un- overed sank V re hospital the to i behind rred cre a was Rase mistice for e two company 321 embarkation allowed day while saw an stooping ile a on to Brost he frequently the WSDADCE picked it up his it was a “New Britain Herald"” he read it with delight for it was first local paper he had seen over. e road every hit of the paper was dated Novermher 19 and h of New kilied in fter sailing from 1. 1918, at Hoboken He w sent to discharged. His rting were filled full d he is home cigarmaker in this his occupation & vecovered. terms served almost was for wl there was to Omne 1 » arour valkin street a America v n own sur- m na it to the of names n action W 11 4 Dee 1919 France » dn and months of fig t but s formerly U resume has tully in glowin which he The was reduced noth- was refilled five times hecause division did not Its work was thout 11 the top at up their into He One men) L went ew of interc he is nsi ¢ f ir i 1 1 ciga 1l warfare was | 1! th themsclves to con one week. - Their first rc ) seen or yrraine front, where the ity and = merely 1 of in the at division First | stop after and Toul vell litions 1eir nex ! rst division of milc miles was Meix was marches s s i Gebeau near The division i casualties hold trenches to nto the at night the morning and ret n and ve for the next escapadec saw many miracles happen his chums just ducked his head shell passed and his pack was shot from his back. Another had his gas got | mask shot from him but was unhurt I suin had shrapnel hit him hot ing pretty shot™ at the o he either, trenches tim# and Private Stic noth with his transferred that divi known chums was <5 through- | g's Pets." H top” was in The division lost which has been the war on o o'cloe g0 ovet yut s *““Pershin nd 1d LI S| four in clean battle over fhe | objective 20 re- ive s€ also ough as of September it 2 th always | 12 \s on went the Germans stopped the n haste to the local lad camo in con- wi as a we top s > use o his another RAN’S Butterick Fashion aland { Proba | Bryant that { making it | bufling Patterns Sheets Free MORE JANUARY SALE SPECIALS MEN'S FFANCY SHIRTS Choice of Any GIRLS’ NAVY BLUE SE . DRES Sizes 8 to among its damages it broke of talcum face of the op powder dler o can u ihe it nic vowdered carrying sest advt, ASK LEGISLATURE FOR INVESTIOATION (Continued from st Page) harbors conumission W1 government ¢ therd . Dill 1 females New conve tain Loadon to the fede wre front property Klett Offers New Senator Klett offered vide for cammitment the new state farm for \ bill to L tech the old law Guard was offered 1y reviving state until ature of ti military bil service moeda diers in the Chi can and Europear A “movies” hil] y st 1 a o pro of women ical erro establishing N by Senator Broc first p towards correc L tional this is the st Natior ard defing Anotl various ¢ ul hall at provides fo Mexi ecticut Philippine o1 campal y offered of Orn would day exhibitions permits issued Judsge B was ¥ West Sunda sion a continued town. A the superinte thor police ments and without allowances the the most needs of the soldic sailors have been discharged the affairs pens: deral adequite from mili govert 1 amendment wion aliowaace Plan Rejected. tion of Governot commi ment report a gen present sepa Governo This is a reje bill for dispense Taw il creation of - ief 50,000 conib's v sion to appropriation The which $ amendment was continue of the provided and extends the distribution of hourd control preseat method lowances and will provide ppropr an ttion committes bill of the the B Trust solution to a state was offered automatic by Judge irds trom haaks thic money The bly tation with joint ceported alidute Terryvill to con- Savin sol bLank A Justice retirement provides for retereeship ristol « make Chicf referee on hi A general bil assumption ot upon his h o two-tl retirement o s pr vious sulary Among the many incre salaries bitls judgs other and of the give highway commissioner J. Bennett $10,004 of $5,000 Labor Bills abor bills in Making it unlawful relp during illegal machines to provide sed fou s, clerks, assistant clerks and court of- ticers employes state wis one to Charles instead yeu Nis present salary Received. the house were to strike advert fou lockout; women on e a or to employ ind giving prefe on public improve- the in- rtoubles. ence to citizens ments and defining timidation” in House bills ferry commis extending tim the Bristol Co.: $90,000 plete the New charter changes allow the cattle pend §10,000 raising; requiring vehic i in firmed = ords inbor nde creat ioners in New for starting Plainville appropriation Britain for Loy W Tramwiy com and to “hool to ex- normal New commissio London; er to to encourage sheep all hor to licensed concurrence the senate G. 1. Fellows and C. B as commissioncrs New lLondon county and the chose J. 2 Douglas and A. K. Steele as commis- sioners Hartford county and Richard Ji Hartford county A bill food sioners e drawn c Smith on house as of Covert auditor. encourage the “‘raising of came the tood department from commi $6.75, $8.75 $1.00 MEN'S AND BOYS’ SWEATERS Marked Down GIRLS' DRESSES - GINGHAM Sizes 2 to 6 Al ALL COATS AND SUTTS GINGH \\l At Sizes 8 to $1 25 MISSES'’ NAVY BLUE SAILOR DRESS DRESSES GIRLS Bargain Prices DERBY CORSETS 75c¢ .95¢ $1.00 Corscts for $1.25 Corsets for Drug Dept. Weoe constantly this department, and thing (cxcopt a few articles) AT RE PRIC MISSES' KHAKI MILITARY CUT DRESS $10.00 are adding sell evi restricted YUCED to LADIES' SLIP-ON SWEATERS $4.98 $5.98 $6.98 $5.98 for CLARK'S BEST SIX THREAD AcC o on v CORD 45c $6.98 for $7.98 for FAVORITE THRE AD 30c § MISSES’ SWEATERS DOWN TRADE AT The Curran DryGoods Go. 381-383-385 Main St. ALL MARKED New Britain | to! ! 15 planned | turning As a his committec present Al Senuator Kopplen ‘ali place will on be Senutor members had ds the taken f Dillon red ¢ wrnations in their buttonholes today Day the attended to mark Me- | Kinley nd day's proceed ings were by many who will dinner tonight Fess will he of th men stitte prominence attend MeKir Congressman ley cluh when the spealker Fresh ezgs 69¢, Russell Bros advt. TO HELP SOLDIERS Will Try Man Properly Psychologists to Placed. See Each New York, find for each for which New York ice, which federal ployed men Jan. 29.—In an effort to returned soldier ability 1 him 1mp community with has stion work the the his - v war is co-operating employment servic « a psychologist Through to qu L series of tion assign ecacl fer to the exict It that soldiers they the qualified whether it to finish i employment to be proper m re- for while be was many sht of sou vhich not many better tion psychologist assign the men to the give th future. were inquired for them before would fir their educa seekin is expected able to employ ment to their or en ¥ s8¢ pound advt Ru Purs lard 27 <] NOTICE. Mrs, Alexander tain the Gordon wil Daughters of Seot and Madison a friends ‘6ol nomelion street on Thursday evening advt. Russell Bros. | | | save | degary MYSTERIOUS ARE CAUGHT H sists of vhere shown After v by the salesman t Consary e th to lea on for at least v that when opened they were nothing but been placed wery us immediate ssion they hat said he same therc ong those ge) ve fallen scoun- ick con- performances containing real | prospective pur- qui W were 1d tween the with the W w be ne- aper be boards re found t th, dealers paper but 1he )sent from that soners Maintain Innocenee srisoners a knew 1 o4 sther lenied she He connc was given L fow him \ he Bolshey 3 poss urchased Wowokows ied the money t. The the in paner $2 hills one and on eral ““bunc Kuzr Friends Cedar strect poeunior tha ment wil There ur B divis the couts junior ion mes o’eloct 7 ek Johnson ha chief H from ( w sioner Lyn scout Cor pos in boy who cupation The commitee day meree An celebrated i Coblen soldiers anc R evening in th rooms mniversary 1 morning J late Rev A inhe iy My Walnut stre The annual MeMillan employ evening in A mission afternoon 1 hter was Mrs. F to and of be meeting th: will t water interest.—ady The from morning Willow badly fire d 47 for stree damagec Rev. and M of New Hax Mrs. Main 15} en, are I street L and South shoes at ARREST Paris 29 Jan. of the t e today to plaints of ion called on discuss the terranean union of Leon the minute rest lowing last Saturday. Mi dercd th lating on the Hm under minnte B¢ mili nnot -marti been cour 1 Att premier the AL Bed would b held testing pending agains been adop ommittc NT. JOSEPIS ( headquarte wit " W oS st tin enior th % 1 « be charity W Booth's hall held partment in An hen denied oncd stoutly I wi that t on with the Hol- o suit casc v in Boston man in telling man fow 1 ound ays i v was f in claimed t ¢ rtford vesterday mone, with the i 10 7 from division Scout ppointed Commis Stephen Gon cived a M the Gern irmy of o ny i R Fri Com hamber of «h mass wi tomorrow for the hv vl :l.h will pl ound com at 5 o'clock this | = | | was called a wrn watomobile the t CAUSES Nation: Premier Lrising Midol. st 1ol 1y rrest i it Neumanr ROUBLIE. n. s Railroader Clemenceau h him tt Lyons from com and Medi- s secret rike on s arres the control that rned | Satury conta “orp, reelin guara the p ! worla | of the | portec | cll at man | to G man for in Tt por; too, 1 Liloyd in tt s an tior I | form | place The in cor ing t ies an “Th lovely coloni spirit 2 in selves poli adornc | | phrasc W at i antes unless e ation EA | win Hawth | former Peter H‘ mornir J n Campa | Williar URCIHE NEWS, tion, w of T New | H ned This proclai | avp THS in transmith translatg e g nt | ments unlé erma; peace B > world 7 sentence, decision g Tuesday’s colonies mus rmany, has di The & says: ] President Wilson: i he confesses opef Premiers Clem does not deslre Germll community of natié among equals but A8 1 watched by b 1 circles. stance. ted ike b « corg future equal e, if peo- begin to hopes they ppointed.” o innot wonder gradually that th re to be dis newspaper Vorwaerts, 1e report regard division of the German colon- the Allied nations. of nat The erseers. nt. ¢ in 1 T vion ntin Financia . o R, WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS 1ong says e e he e fons is making nni power decision of the the German born a n ¢ es for themselves of metri by T N ol ihat it were opposed W ned >resident lson more as if ho western imperial Wilson the merely ] tory of them reserve show of | mated s it 1 ntion of Strec lower with was close—ieaders prices later when active industrials Sales approxi extab rails 1 an L roles the { lished T md to to receded he Wi policy of siness end the closing would prefer 1d deliver grandizeme >rica Germans of a imperial d with ethi New tions Stock by New York furnished of the Iixchange quota- Richter & Co., York Stock E oratc hs shall not Jater sin America But s 1o S niembers hether America can do any- | change January 29, High Low 68 1919 Close ept make speeches Am Beet Sugar Alaska, Am A Am C; Am lce Am G Am in atur offic text c passa Gold ri Chem ar & Fdy ent ofr Hudc n ot f Par 15 follows yregoing rturday 100 o 89 10% 16% 70% 112 195 100 8 5 an Smelti Su s) would fee in guar- settlements the the ociated ng 1 thaut uous f the Am Tobacco & Tel aconda Cop Fe Ry Baldwin Loco B & O B RT | Beth ste vantee involved by o world the 1 B & St FUNERALS Paul AND Mrs. Margaret McCabe. rucible Steel & Hud lers heen Mrs. M street rezaret MoC: Hartford this city Mr B rrence and | The funeral Friday whed orne She was Iy a resident of and 1 prad by her ¢ brothers this city and Riley of robably 1 Jozepl twe Ore Cetfs Inspirat Inter Interboro K ennec Lack Lehi Louis held morning Hart- St L& oro piad Steel h Valley & Nasl roleun McDermott. Ji 1o James J of held James McDer Friday | funeral il 1 h Lead Hudson H R 1 I Kennedy. Daniel ) o’clock this of St. John hn J. I° hi Dan r ¢ & Y N orthern Mail Tenne H & i mornin P the v « tzgerald ofliciated Burial Kennedy, We 1a of Seanlon, o John A S com of i T Spring Ry f Hart James ohn O'M ! city. The flower McGowan and Patr wer ek sridgeport Brigett Copper Rubber Co Russell Bros vr Chem inghouse Union llys Overland T POOR SNAKES ern Non-Poisonous w Favor of Reptiles to aged. York, Jar unpaign of ion or on-pois mdertalc Ame Allen iniza Study Society of announced today by P CONTENT LECTION lared that as a destrover s and other small pests of the } nd and i Pord-Newberry Investigation Will Be Started at Once. ¥ for impo \Washir avor report vaton. Jan stion 1i Will cills food resolutions C the senatorial h committ on the imu tig Newberry-Ford ams, 1t inve of Michigan L campaign wel vas ordered today by senate ol nalke tingent ses e on a striet exper vot olution, already approved hy tions committee cen 1 the oxj ublican ad nditures committec inquiry the President from A M o lotte n shall Lucking, today GIRLS BOWI n Ma ) vomer AT counsel for New ing the nty-one ve ok By irges made u and wn immediate in- rd hine n M 1in excessive use o t the @ « campaign reney hi <t for through Cic S — Barne to ne Ni other Dhis S milk e Nen g your Russell pound milk 16 butter at Jve advt. OV LEADERS TRE " CAUSE OF TROUBLE British Fnod Controller Assails Many Labor Officials London, Jan | subordination sonal 29.—Weakness and of conviction to per- intcrests is charged against many of the trades union leaders by Food Controller George H. Roberts in an interview printed the Mail He says this is onc of the chief “‘present anarchy” in the circles of Great Britain Roberts, who is a veteran labor and was recently minister of said in canses of the industrial Mr leader 1abor, ‘It is time definite tha and determined union leaders make stand Ir honor the leader nately free subordinate leaders’ efn to their must too many lead- The modern n official ex- the behests of dominant section of ti preven agreements, res Unfort ers are not men dea is t a trade ‘unio ists only to car v te out any Th tempor is one of the chief y and auses | present officials { thei: I from owinig the dictates cf convictions know man mads rdless o ar them from taking a to vital to n in b interests know ctrimental ional ir the whole not dare lution timately & clas t they d m must and construction you od union will v 3 a lowed smash or a chaos and a The of of face long period indu long end sillusionment he tn- they are today. never be t will find off than demanc n 1 ho Lty o workers initely Labor's efficiency pletely realize of production Buy your bhutter CARE OF FEEBLE MINDED. al 1 Laws is Recommended Special Traiving and Revision of State Washin te in minde trainine on of ‘the dent cHil test fc the rec- by T ldren nt unong report } proba osmmendation Willia on the in ity In le delinquency in Connecti repo ssued x « jepartment Connecticut has Blu 1 the cor by cut- enough Pre was burean of { of labor | pros I { rection of tir said ot heen made. ishment g For Paid or Partly Paid LIBERTY \ BONDS .. 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