New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1919, Page 2

fon Triday are i have er! the been variot B's activitios in the asked Fthose who “In the clib KSDAT, WAS JANUARY 30, 191& MACHENE WRINGERS Better Start 1919 With a New One FULLY GUARANTEED The Incomparable Horsfzali-Made OVERCOATS in inimitable designs, can be secured at 15% Discount ! There is ning to indicate that GOOD FABRICS will be any more plentiful than at present. In fact, present signs shows us very HING Hardware WAR TRADE BAL NF Prentico will ;:.;m, lgive the City Guar -Febxvumrv 20 Arthur M8 chairman of the bowlinis 8 and with him on this com are Harry Robertson, Irc 3 Msworth and Glenn Jone A com- Ay . v ittee has been appointed unde: E [1 T‘ TE m 10( Y B e N g . Detne Gl ves. | Foward Stearns to arranze for rin. | LACEEUS THAL 0 mllfi 40 1ears pvelt dance, Friday "1 terday opp sdrivenmeut#ef | work among the members : < ge hall Berlin.—advt their country by misery caused by the | General Secretary Baenes an Preceding World Strile rs. Milton W. Davenport of 1124 it i N Aday t 8 3 o g ustrian system of starvation, look- ! nounced today that 180 men hav oIn stre 1as received notice OF | . yn Amerfca for hetter conditions of | ready availed themselves of the o death of her father. Albert B. )0 Comny of a man. Returning| portunity of foining the associa @port of Danbury. The NeWs|...;"smerica, they returned not only | through the war service membership York, Jan. 30 favorahlc jcome as a ek to his friends | i ‘mmm,m‘mm; nt (halxleconormic pl:m,'-'rnn Socratars ha “m\r"‘d‘. I tlance” of the United States k- he » I WIthSon eurmonia jfofuations but also. with a larger din-|sarbership! €0 alll ex-servics men and St ";,""‘"”‘ ;‘,"\'”1‘]‘} g ifenaanys e \rizc ost grate: : haw e ara vears from the adoption e Eagle Dye Works Co., of Hart- :'}vtl :'(‘v‘\)x‘vlvltrl:“:;::’t“h:\‘:;r: o 12:15:‘:4 :12 ":,‘:".“ BaeRbecomsimeompernstin gl ‘[nf the R Conatitutlont toliiai e e wishes to announce that they | anq <ith the prospect of it continu-{ [of the war. A compilation by lean one pair of gloves free of | o o g0 o = i ional City Bank of New York e to each customer, on Jan. | Rrren fes ve apo, tix temible @F’\QATIO\IAL CASE | show: fho o cussiof cxnb s o3 if they are brought in to thelr | wa. hroke out—when groat and pow- \ e 51 months of the hoffice, 139 Main St., city.— | erful states clashed struggling for the IS FALLING FLAT) $10.900,000,000 while supremacy of the world, we the small i from the adoption of the (on- pneilman Abraham Gorbach is | nations, trembled, thinking to be de- e N | stitution to the beginning of the ed to his home on City avenue | stroved in the struggle between the | was but §9,007,000,000. These figures lness opposite imperialisms. Three Men, Arrested by Police With | 0f “trade balances” are based upo xth Ward Republican club The first one who encouraged us, e i I:. comparison of the total imports wit} heet at 8 o'clock this evening in | who cheered up our spirits, was your 1 Gusto, Have the Upper ‘mn’ total - exports of both domestic epublican headquarte in the | countrvman, President Wilson, who at i Hana This Pas jand foreign merchandise 1 ompany building | the end of January, 1917, in the T.| 5 5 Prior to the war, our excess o | S. senate gave an idea to the world of | T4 aliow the police to conduct an | POFS OVer: imports, although larg T | the maion of nations: No nation | investigation and obtain necessary | AR @NY ofher country of the w Russell Bros.—-adyt. | should aim to rule any other 10, | evidence to make prosecution possible, | Lo S ¢Xceeded §650.000,000 in but on the contrary, every nation, the | , continuance until Saturday morning | S.N81¢ Year. In the five e Dance”, Crosley’s Major Orch. | small and weak, as well as the greal| g poen grdored in the case against | O Lo1d the excess of exports over rtfora has been secured to play | And powerful ones to dispose Of8 Lne e tryn WO hn fall Wowok onaiciiand ”"‘11"”,“ s e 0 L'””.',“”' ingRins es of Saturday mul"n‘.vknu‘(\'_nf [ixn (:»(r “'1“:"r’p“\f:‘;‘mfr‘:p‘;"‘t'_‘““’"" and the | pr gk Koval, the trio arrested yeste e o ;,‘,[v””l,,\ l], Gopail sx_:\!\':whv:v’\]w\‘:l AL N | e vty ol T (r‘om;\“«‘ma[':«t-d.f’:3..\\,,’}\2;7m,\~ ’f"‘;\ilmr 000,000 and in the ten months of ! A S e way of thinking as a person sure of| = ' e Sl NS | 1018 $2.493,000,000, mak e h 69¢ Russell Bros. his just ideas—and in the moment ,rnl"‘_* e 8 x;’~ el ‘u ai Hv\. otal of exports during the entire peri- v ) { when the U. 8. of America joined the | MOoNel er false pretenses. Judge{od $10,906,000,000 while the excess of et nst brutal Germany, Presi-| Meskill has fixed bonds at $500 in cach | exports during the entire period i deat Wilsan in his proposal to the|case and Wowokowski has furnished | the begt of 1790 to A 014 TR e covar We don’t make | @ cash bond for his own freedom. At- | was but $9,007,000.000 any war to conquer, we fight for hu- | torney \W. [\, Mangan is counsel for The comparatively small total of th man right. America will fight for the | the trio favorable trade bhalance” in the 123 y | highest principles and freedom of the| Attorney Mangan entered a plea of | Vears fromithe adoption 'of the Con. i small nations.” not guilty for all three this morning | stitution fo August 1914 is duc to the i After these categorical expressions(and requested that the case be tried | fact that the balance of de was 1} j of a great man who could not have| today. Prosecutor Woods arnzued for | almost constantly against us prior (o | haa vetore his eves any special selfish | a continuance until Satu . as it was | the great enlargement of our produc | aim, we feel happy and sure. We, too, | ne wry to collect more evidence to | tion and exportation which followed | save our best for the victory of theso| prosecute the case. On his request | the Civil War. From the beginr principles. We parted our (r‘l,x(mn; forilo trml i o Attorney | Of 1790, the t year for which | with the Austrian empire—empire of | Mangan said: | figures of imports and cxpc are | immorality, perfidy and m]rr\o«r “These men are innocent until|recorded by the Government, down to | knowing well that the catastrophe of | , ,ven guilty and wnder the consti. | the beginning of the year 1876, the Austrla_would bring after it, the O fution cannot bn held. e (Woodsy | IMPOFs wore almost canstantly in cx- | Drinoiples of President Wilson & guar. | °7der to secure evidence for a con- IR that 80 year period was there an principles of Presi yilionta g S een excess xports and cven these were (H\‘t\' 'nlri |‘h: victory and the liberty of oy the police say (hey are|il Most instances cxtremely small 5“'0’\',‘,f fear of the London pact which | fully convinced today that the men | ;jy‘]‘(f:y‘;h‘ s "q‘f ”*:\_‘i’\f]"’,'l""‘"‘;“' vas fre dentiiwilson | Hevenliunderslened, (Verchensag s nbunoolvonk, Selteyil & i Il o0 Sm L at 8 S SUR GRS e e st have heen unable to locate a specific | F, & Sl DOl RS S | o o case of their defrauding anyhody Aoen nyalleviandiotfiliefmanu { facturing industries of the whole Best butter Rus Bros.— . R e | country coupled with an improvement adv Challenge milk 16c, Russell Eros. |of facilities of transportation fo the | S | AL | ter's edge, there came a en DUWN | RANNY—HAIGIST NUPTTALS. - ~ { change in the matter of the trad The wedding of Phillp J. Ranny, of | PRIVATE MCAVAY BACK | balance and in the fiscal year 187 Fast Hartford, and Miss Charlotte T. { there was an cxcess of export | Haigist, of 76 Monroe street, will take | : mnm\tn\v:‘\;r“i*n,l;rm]\m!‘. in n;{x‘ it ais rehraar s Rev wevirom | ) was $258,000,000; in 1898, $615,000 | ;‘n‘nl’ ”"’ St r,..,\(l- “M‘;;h'm“‘m | Bronson Strect Soldicr, Member of { 000 and iy the fiseal yoar 1908 $666 church, will officiate. The bride@room- | 76th, Returns After it Monmer| - 20 IDC BiED wal m mare i o | elect i$ wire chief for the Southern Sean QL exROLISRAvET DO ts ATior | New England Telephone company in Service in France. ‘,""‘ peculiar conditions’ of | the | Bristol. Miss Haigist is employed in| o PO period. When the war hegan triel orananae deper taanciat e New A tolegram was received yester 1 Buropean countries, which had fo e s afternoon by Mrs. Ann McAvay of 8§ | merly supplied a large part of ou Bronson street notifying her that her | imports noc luce: their . ST 15 son, Private Thomas McAvay, had | shipments to us but cnormously in | e resh Russell Bros.—| 13nded safely in the States. MeAy e e na 1""'- e - I;\hn v; (:; ln(mhn!nf the 76th, re- | continuation of this condition during i o . urned this week from IFrance after | the entire war period gives the r | VETERANS HOLD SMOKFER. over eight months of overseas serv- | markable fact that above stated, that Several veterans of the world war | fce. He is now stationed at Camp | our excess of exports over imports of spoke at the smoker in the Arch| Merritt hut expects to be sent to | the 51 months of the war oxe street armory last night. These youns | Camp Devens in a fow days, and will | the regate exc of the I men, most of them members of Com- | he glven furlough after veaching | which preceded the war pany I, spoke hefore the Veterans’ | the Massachusetts camp | This great excess of exports over sociation of former Company I men | Private McAvay was 1 member of | imports during war period occur- | | and these in return recited some of | onc of the first draft Increments leav- | red almost exclusively in the {radc UNT"- their experiences while active in that| ing this city for Camp Devens. He ! with Europe while in {he trade with untt. Plans for a welcome reception | was assigned at the camp to a ma- | other parts of Uic world notably Asia to the returning soldiers and sailors | chine gun battalion of the 76th divi- | and South Amorica there w lin were talked over. sion, and he went overscas with this | division about eight months ago. e s was one of the first members of that | SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES Statement division to be wounded:in action, and | AND DARKENS HAIR | of Internal Revenue Collector, soon after his arrival overseas his | —— James J. Walsh, name appeared under the caption | Don't Stay Gray! Sage Tea and Sul- Office of the Collector, “wounded, degree undetermined”. As| phur Darkens Ha : ily SR et [ vet Mrs. MeAvay doos not know how | That Nobody | Treg y Department | seriously her son is wounded he You can turn gray, hs 1 Intacnal iavanuc) Service | hasinever iinSlette written home, | beautifully dark and lustrous almost | Hartford, Conn stated how serious his injuries were. { over night if youw'll get a bottle of November 20, 1918 McAviay has another lrrmn-r: “\\.nfl_y 3 and Sulphur Com o e Frank, who was recently charged | pour at any drug ¢. Miilion The B. D. G. Liniment Co., liz 5 iR . from the army. Private Frank Me- | of hotties of this oid famous Sage Tea Meriden, Conn. | 5 . k | : 2 i e Avay was stationed at Camp Devens | Recipe, improved by th 1dition of Gentlemen QUMY EonEeRC iR Era It de b e ral oG iL S other ingredients, are sold annually and a desire to call. to the atten- s n | vour wonderful B. D. G. Liniment, | ?9¢ pound.—advt. [ ma o prompts me to send vou this unsolicit- I | Those osc hair is turning & o Trade At ed testimonial and assure you that I in:\x( 1S CROWLEY JOINS I (l‘,":.m:‘ "“‘:M"f'”!hv:\“-xnf \,:”n“\”»‘v' enthusiastically endorse your claim | MERCHANT MARINE FORCES | awaiting them becanse atter oné o ’ that you have the greatest remedy e R 0.——Tod Ii wo applications the gray hair van for rheumatism ever offered to{ men accepted by the United States . your Yocks become 1 humanity ipping board, after final physical | und heautiful Gratefully yours, amination at Boston, for enrollment th of e Grax- (Signed) on its merchant marine training ships | haired, unattractive folks aren't want- P ! N JAM J. WALSK liacluded Francis J. Crowley af Newled around, so get busy with Wyerh ‘;83 Maln S Collector of Internal Rlv\i\n:\n. Britain, Conn Sage '”"-‘,‘\““"””' Compound tonight &) B. D. G. Liniment for sale at City | BB and you'll be delighted with you: Drug Store, 487 Main street, New Buy your butter at dark, handsome hair and your youth Britain, Conn.-—Ad 3%¢ pound.—advt. ful appearance within a few 1 HERBE&RF L. MILLS | plainly that high grade woolens—the kind we use—will in all probability cost as much next fall as they do today. GOOD Clo thes will not come down price—buy them now at present savings. See our Town Ulsters—the Coat with ! n Sirecef in 36 Maim of intports over exports, In the | all the advantages of the old-time Ulster e miesieny et thout its cumbersomeness of cxports to ope over the e eanene it The Luke Horsfall Company e T O e Complete Outfitters to Men. months of July b 3 P L Asylum St. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” nd October 1918 | ) s $1,2 ), making the exc Hartlord e¢xports to lurope during the entire | i yeriod more than § 100,000,000; e his docs not tell the full | ory since over $1,000,000,600 worth | was sent uring the iatie | g ent figures as exports to Asia WANTS NEW DORMITORY, t nvor ¢ TR T G e o en T oder, of Hartford, recent- - ports to Europe alone during the |1V introduced in the legislature a bill ‘THE BUSY LITTLE STORE rowas reater than the excess of sking for an ppropriation of $500- SRR ports in 1o trade with the whole | 000 for the purchase of a e and the world s of cour ccounted for erection of a dormitory in connection fact that there was a large ex- | With the State Normal school. 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