New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1919, Page 3

BUY GINGHAMS - NOW and save money. best all round tub mer for ’- » is the| for sum- ; women, children | and for infants. No_ other cotton fab- rle gives the usefulness and satisfac- | tion that our domestic gigham gives For dress up, for.old or for Ginghams the leading for this seasomn’s wear. Gingham material wear for you. young are fabric OUR BEST GRADE GINGHAM Plaids, an DOMESTIC Checks and | immense variety | our window dis- 32c yd. 32-inch Scotch Roman Stripes; to select from (see play) for this wee 27 Best Makes, -INCH GINGHAMS in Stripes, Plaids and Checks, 25c¢ up. APRON GINGHAMS I Big large. medium and small checks, 18c yd. up. 'PULLAR -& NIVEN variety, | to DENISON GARAGE | 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night | Storage, Supplies and Repairing. YES, WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE PARTS! We make them right and reasonable, too. Also parts of any other kind of machine. The—-— AMERICAN ENGINEERING CO, | 200 East Main St. | “MANROSS AUTO €0, | OVERLAND AGENCY, Sterage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch St. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER —_— VIM delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. | AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. i HUGO SCHWEITZER Reported All American Business | Bayer | secret service number by the imperial | commer | $1.650.000. | ‘bert Wheeling. 25 '|LOVED IN VAIN, SHE PICKS POISON ROUTE! ing to Police, Asks to Be Allowed to Die. New York, April 26.—A romancc] between a “Yeomanette” of the Unit- ed States navy and a young ensign in | the same service, was revealed yester- | the | day when s inger, twenty- | four of . 528 Riverside Eeismecces { Drlvel. attempled suicide by taking a quantity of poison. According ; code every detail | ;5100 monel; she i n\1§4‘;(\):tdr;nh S Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs, who ' occupy an apartment on the same floor as Miss Singer, were startled b hearing a cry sounding from her! apartment. They hurried to her rooms and found the young woman on the floor of the dining room writhing in agony. Mr. Gibbs called Policeman Wallack, of the West 125th street sta- tion, who summoned an ambulance from Knickerbocker hospital. She Garvin declared he had for 19 | Was removed to Bellevue hospital. Ac- months been making 4 study of Ger. | COrding to Policeman Wallack, she man industrial life and its manifes- | Said: | tations in ‘the.United States.” As a| . “It Was a love affair that led me to yesult, he' sld, . ho was. also able to |90 1t. I am tired of it all and want | reveal the far-reaching machinations | t© die.” of Dr. Schweitzer, former president | According to Wallack of the Byer company, which was | the ambulance physician taken over and rcorganized by the | i€ alien property custodian. several “True if is that the Hamburg- | Woman's American line and the North German | ressed to Lloyd line kept faithful tab for Ber- | URited Stat lin on 2 thousand details of our bu TLOpa AL inessll lite i wniohllciao nnacyl har||lTead W <PlcaseMnotemy miothér sat observation; that not a ship left our | Flatbush—4675.” harbors, not & cargo was loaded or| On calling that telephone number a unloaded, but that some member of | Woman told a reporter she had never | its orsanization watched and report- | heard of Miss Sing nd no onc of | edleverydetaiitotbalssntibylicodsitoll il al Mame oriconnccted i th LG e the German government,” said Mr. | sided here s g __Another note. “Buf greater than all and forming|| Kenneth has the key 1o my the foundation of her entire espio- DOStt \‘n\l.]f .’\ql v]‘!h? I;)\h{:rl‘ nage and propaganda system, stood | GOmPAIY SUIl AROIAST. the dve industry. As long as you | SFERSET TERO- . OIS were supplied by the ‘big six’ your | ‘urth note was add busincaslihad Ino| sesret tinkunownito |- outtiNolewasiaddre Berlin. In Berlin you will find a | Maraa Ui bl card index system which recites every | Street. ; e e e Jrs WhiL o0 (e B bnee (F one of your coneerna fhet! can be of | YOURE woman and. thaf several vears any possible value to your rivals oVer | gp, said Miss Singer visited her Sat. s urday last and told her a wealthy man AR wanted to marry her but she could T not while Kenneth, the young ensign, g was living, and she was going to ask company. He was ] him to marry her as soon as she could get a divorce. At the hospital it was said that the | woman may recover. to Berlin Office New York, “master spy,” German agents ported to Berlin of America’s the allies 4,500,000 pounds of explo- and the formula the which 26.—Under Hugo Schweitzer, this re- April Dr. in by business life kept from sives sent overseas for laid low deadly mustard gas thousands of American sol- diers, to Francis P. Gar- van, property custodian, Who delivered an aadr at the annual banquet of the national cotton manu- | association here last night. according alien 1 | she to hegged let her notes were found in the | apartment. Two were ad- | Ensign Kenneth Gundlach, Transport Santa Maria, | Hoboken. One of the notes unaddressed, read: | safe de- Storage also unad- dear, Ken- failed m sed to Mrs. | West 11th of that syvstem in - this before the war was sident of the given his 963,192.637. He came this country, became a citizen on the instruction of the German gov- ernment, eventually was made the head of the Bayer company and led the espionage and propagandist movements here down to the day of his sudden death in November, 1917. Schweitzer was the inventor of the idea of the purchase of the New York Evening Mail. Schweitzer was the. inventar of the idea of the German publication society. Over 30 trained chemists, his lieutenants, are now in- terned - [ Asserting Dr. Heinrich 1 attache at the German | in Washington, had turned | minister of war. FRICKE NOT GUILTY. Federal Jury Acqu Defendant On Treason Charge. New York, April 26.—After deliber- ating approximately five hours. the federal jury which has been hearing ihe case of Albert Paul Fricke vester- day found him not guilty of treason. Before the case was given the one of the two counts in the original indictment had. been ruled out “by! Judge Mayer. The count dismissed over about $1,500.900 to ‘Schweizer, | charged Fricke with giving aid and Mr. Garvan said the latter had | comfort to the imperial German gov- formed the chemical “exchange by |ernment.. The other charged him which an available phenol in Ameri- | with aiding Karl Rodiger. German ca was turned a from the manu- | naval officer. Of 16 overt acts al- facture of vpicric acid for explosives | leged in the second count, 11 were for the Allies with a profit, but of | stricken out. The five which the jur- America’s pocket, to Germany for | ors were called upon to consider con- In praising Schweitzer's | cerned money said by the government in this respect. to have been given Rodiger by Fricke. F. Albert, embas: work PRISON FOR AMPUTATING HAND. Sentence Imposed on Missourian Who Tried to Evade Army Service. 0., April 26.—Al- ars old, a farmer of Holcomb, Mo., recently pleaded guilty here in the United States dis- trict court to having chopped off h left hand with an axe July 21, 1918, to evade military service. He was sentenced to six months in prison by Federal Judge Dy Ac- cording to Wheeler's confes he had been drinking. BAYK ROBBERS GET $26.000. Kansas City, April 26.—The Inter- City bank. on the state line between | Kansas City, Mo., 2and Kansas City, Kan.. was robbed vesterday by fonv men who escaped in a motor car with an amount estimated at $11.000 cash and Liberty bonds totalling $15.000. Cape Giardeau, M y on, AIR BUREAU FIGURES. Washington, April 26.—The bureau of aircraft production has withdrawn cancelations of contracts to the amount of $2,640.000. The contracts affected are practically all for spare parts and accessories. Contracts out- standing on November 9, 1918, for all War department bureaus aggregated $5.500,000,000. These have now been reduced by terminations. cancelations and deliveries to $630,000,000. "ASTHMA There is no “cure” but relief is often brought by— | ernment ¢ buildings. , tional Geographic society i Alaska, | many. { diture of $14,000.000 Civilians Wear Army Raincoats Made to Latest Government faction (the Result of Two Yyears' ORDERS OFF INDIVIDU on Receipt of $7 RELEASED CIVILIA Insured. COMPANY, (Government Con 866 Broad S, STATE CHE: A vast improvement on any type of raincoat hermetically WET CAN GET THROUGH with storm-proof tab, interfitting fly wrists, side pockets, with additional slit to r ABSOLUT NOT ONLY MOISTURE aled by opcning coat. ALSO AGAINS' tion holes, conc fade. Because the war ceased, civilians may buy th TORY COST—a splendid inves FRON a ment. funded if not entirrely satisfactory.— Advertisement. BUENOS AIRES IS READY FOR TROUBLE Firemen, Armed With Rifles, Guard mportant Corners—No Violence Yet. s, April —The fear labor disor: in January ,and fi Buenos Air thorities here similar to thos ! men armed with rifles were placed at in the banking district this as well as about the gov- palace and other federal As vet there are no signs all corner: afternoon of violence. Several organizations of armed citi- zens met tonight to make ange- ments to co-operate with the police, it being estimated that = between 5,000 and 10,000 citizens will be ready for s have gone out burning many hooks and ords before leaving their offices. on rec- THIRD TERM FOR WII TF HIE WANTS, SAYS Philadelphia, dent Wilson nominated do not that.” This is the prediction of Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer in a state- ment issued today rding the re- ports that Mr. Wilson might seek a third term. Incidentally Mr. Palmer disclaimed any personal presidential ambitions. SON PALMER ! April It Presi- wished he would be would bhe re-elected, I there is any doubt of 26 s0 and think ALLEY OF 10,000 SMOK IS REACHED BY EXPLORERS Washington, April 26.—The Na- ha been informed that- the expedition headed Ay | by Prof. Robert F. Griggs to explore | the famous Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes’ has arrived at Kodiak Island, opposite the extensive vol- area about Mount Katmai. An effort will be made to determine if hellum, the non-inflammable gas, which'igiexpected to Févolutibhizs the science of balloonitg, is to be found about Katma canic TO BE BIGGER THAN KRUPPS. Troy, N. Y. April 26.—Colonel Mettler, of Watervliet arsenal, an- nounces that the government planned to convert the arsenal nto the great- est plant of its kind in the werld. not exceptiniz that of the Krupps in Ger- The plans call for the expen- and the pur- chase of 35 additional acres of ground in ‘Watervliet, eliminating several prominent strects in the city. A large number of new buildings will be | erected. new machinery installed and the plant equipped for turning out 18- inch guns. The arsenal will employ 000 to 9.000 men. duplex yoke. ended unexpectedly government-approved { ship Under the Supervision in Raincoat Satis- Experimentation of DIRECT TO AT COST—Sent by Pareel Post, 50 by THE PEE; ractors). Dept. 668, Newark hithe cemented, adjustable fasteniy ch inside clothing WATER-PROOF, but BODY—the back has Material durable ana {0 produced. storm-proof NO collar around without PROOI ventila- will not front, LY HE and military requirements Raincoats at FA yours ai once-—money re- Send for CITY ITEMS Dog licenses now due.—advt. The packing committee of the Red Cross rooms have nearly completed the work of packing the material which ‘is to be sent to the station of the Red Cross and from there overseas. Mr. and M Stuart Lincoln street have been fishing trip at Chaplain, have had excellent luck trout. Mr. Pavsons has returned to this city and Mrs. Parson, joined by her mother, Mrs. Dana Vibberts, will | remain a few days longer in Chaplain, Bert Peck, brother of Robert Peck | of Park place, is spending a few day: in Philadelphia. A meecting of Jehuda Halevi ladge, No: 710, 1. 0. B. B, will be ‘held to- | morrow ening at 7:30 in Turner hall. Parsons of enjo; where they with brook is on Main Corporal a furlough street. Searnan Edward Cotter is on a fur- lough here, and will return to his tomorrow. He is stationgd aboard the U. S. 8. Wyoming sched- uled to sail for England Wednesday | of next week. Bdward Murphy, ationed on board the U. 8. S. Arizona is on a turfough at his home on Vine street. Private Bdward Rivers has be discharged from the army and is his home on Clark street. Priv Rivers was in France about a year and was in much of the heavy fight- ing. He was sent overseas shortly | after rcaching Camp Devens Mrs, Margaret Lawrence who has been confined to her home. Pearl Court, for the last three weeks, is able to get out again. George Fredericks at his home on at te | DBULLET HALTS DIVORCE Lic”, Shoots Husband | in Mouth, TRIAL. Wife Shouts April A “divorce case in Juc Brothers court came to dramatic close yesterday afternoon whep i Mrs: Elmer R. Simpson = shot her husband, who was on the wi ness stand, fhrough the mouth, infi ing a probably fatal wound, Simpson was testifving quietly. Sud- denly his wife leaped to her feet. That's a lie!” sne cried, and fir Simpson crumpled up in the chair, blood oozing from his mouth. Mr Simpson arrested and court ad- journed. Chicago, 5 was JOIN REVOLUTIONARIF Two Famous Korcans, Titled by Jap- Turn to Pcaceful Rebe 24, via An (By courier to wo of Korca's were given titles A Seoul.” Korea, Francisco, April Associated Press.)- atest sages. who pril Why Not Obtain Expert Battery Service? | Korea | of the annexation | Chik has been arre CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. 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"he for- mer served as foreign minister when DRY G500S CO New Lriiam, Gonm, - Special Tonight 7 to 10 Jergen's Crushed | Value Manvis tonight of ranks It is reported at Seoul that ‘ed in consequence of petition with his brother sage, to the Japanese gov- ernment. The petition urged pendence for Korea Yi Yong of the presenting a inde- ! FOR LUMBAGO Try Musterole, See How Quickly It Relieves You just rub Musterole in briskly, ané asually the pain is gone—a deliciou soothing comfort comes to take its place Musterole is a clean, white oin! :ade with oil of mustard. U n: fmustard plaster. Will not blister. Many doctors and nu -le and recommend it to t! They will gladly tell yocu what rel. gives from sore throat, bronchitis, ci stiff neck, asthma, ncuralgia, congest pleurisy, rheumatism, 1u; , pains aches of the back or j D! muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted f: colds of the chest (it often prevent: pneumonia). Always depe!}dable. 30 and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. Calcum Ros: Powder. Violey and it { Powder. &a L Talcom 19¢. 2. Valuc Palm Olive Soap, special toniglits 9c. Woodbury’s Facial Soap. Valué 2 tonight 19c. Bayor's 11c. Ivory Dres 1t Tissuc oll, tonight Tollet Paper, Regular price 1 10c. Darning and Grey. 3 for 9c. Ladies’ Whitc > to 75 Hair Ribbons, all sili, den Plaid and Checlk ¢, tonight pe Aspirin Tablets, ' tonight, ng Comb. 3¢ let Paper. rolls for 000 sheets o rgll tonight 3 rolls for Value 490, e Regular 10c. Cotton, Reguiar 3lac price ‘White, Tan ic, tonight Lawn Collars, special Values tonight 49e. Moire Drés= Values up to vard, The Wedding! One Occasion When' Flowers Cannot be too Plentiful LOWERS should come first in the calen- dar of your wedding gifts. If you know the Bride’s favorite flower, the matter is easy. If you don’t know her favorite, send yours. Theimportant thing ahout floral wedding gifts is in their arrange- ment —we will be glad to give you 4% | many helpful suggestions. ROSES Are Distinctly Wedding Flowers although there are many other appropriate and lovely Howers for bridal wear and home desseps tions. For graduations. birthdays, sick roome. etc., you can always “Say it with Flowers" to VOLZ FLORAL CO. 92 West Main Street