New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1919, Page 8

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NEW the next iin od will be covenant ions by and by Democratic For the LEAGU given experts and greater 42nd St Board oclated P ress. clusively entitled sse for republication of all news not otherwise credited few Thours the dra the in of Republi part, int t League can this of paper and also the local news ense the of international men holding high office in par- | ex- amination will he with an honest pur- pose tain may the will by t tries WAmerica looks at it spec (6} Spub the heioriginal ontline. that Stat ed Taft tirely Ch with sympathetically. was posed Thes and nan Tem only league gone defects in United States could to learn s any he United study it for he world at will tacles. n the of lic at. Wa face draft is a have been es have been by have and the rles E given to the so gentlemen they t embered is not that # onz membe and the more than believed the original whéther clauses or unfavorable States. large understand hington, made met, been adopted the d to the Broade but oth our the text a. M in any the ex-President William Tiess raft future r om er attitude G con- stipulations which | of inds henefits to be derived coun- through American nade it appears as if decided improvement on objections United Those suggest- Howard almost recommendations atter en- of vans Hughes have been dealt ntion amendments as pro- Senators acceptable. other here may feel the of the memb wulf way to constitutio to not expec all the amendments thought t sira ble. Lodge and have K slig prop: ers 1 rew exi n. t to o be nox. hted may still insist that the cove- It should United States is be osed have redy sted The in de- Prjgcipal among the new articles is ono Mox i drs hizhly sert una Nin that 1roe Doctrine, n piain lang ents or ppreciable fticism ned no important the ed in ninmous actior e.on major specifically that provision »f members statement n questions. menti which age without gain for the origir for has been note has that by the It éns any circumlocution. Ame hal ¢ a met. been the is safeguard- em- This ric: Iraft with- \ in- requires Council of is obvi-’ ous therefore that no action to which the kK of g0V tho litfl armn hen citi diet et not Mandatories an improved line in the XX the armaments zens Unifed State en. ernments it is ugh is 6, if any, or. sions of some that ate the we should by shared in under league is prohlem feareil shrinkage in the world's I'his disposes of Great number manufacture, are which obligated is” opposed to 0 a it may of "our s Britain of the dealt wit new no to the guns, 1 can mer wise move resu W a majority, h Ar member accept be The referring of the reduction uber al- It in appre- ious vould ell fe: long ticle of a trusteeship. unless it consents to do so. & the league without permission of the orig thi Is something the deliberate try Per Me rermany rds from the ‘haps we xican question have elapsed. What Im arr to night of tee Fo at Ha in Ro sut m Co the He recently pe it that i [ RORG MR, HAY may portant anged be in held when at Will the will meet 1 r the public, the ate vs. John T, whose hands the scenc wiil There is publican I Hays joints will nd t time uccofstul nnecticut will ordinary skil Tt is noticeable enry Roraback ar on ihe also be may the affair g's bailiwick, is not ominous for exclusion shall IN CON develop political Connecticut Bridgeport Republican armory King interest organization whenaever remove alone istine | declared program of to be al membe of th international hear mor before ma into conferel is H. National th Hays, lers in dinner wil at wh and sever the will speak. ‘bebind the st no denying in it are rusty able to a the rust can tell in efficie require m and th patie the na on whom war, does destinies the restoring membe of o rs. Mexico hat s0c e of ny the 1ce ch Con is 1 be vich al o (e ¢ that Conn attempts Wh pply a ¢ He ney ore nee o Mr. not w of of two- here in oun- “fety. the ceks e, most ever scheduled tomorrow ir man nmit- state. held Mr thers the on hief- the | ccti- | to | “ther his jues- > has ither bu than of 3. King ap- speakers and considerédy significant hetd Of course boing in My Mr, Itor- 1 | | son issied on the Ftume knot. abuck all of after toiich oy Setieks suke ofadding a but in ordeér swallow hard. for the harmony to tlo so he will be forced 1o swallow his dignity, and Mr. Hays is expected to sound the keynote for the of 1920, Republican campaign which has already gained some headway. task in ‘onnecticut, | His praxcipal nweever, will be 1o pateh differences among the factions. Deniocrats profess to beliove that Hays here in re- What- is cor- has been brought sponse to an 8 O S for help ever the object of his visit is, it tain the sathering il be written into the '8 the of party’s history as great- est its Kkind. ARE ALLIES WITH W1 public SON 2 the the received Confusion in mind being created by many contradict ory reports from Paris con- cerning the statement President Wil- circles™ wias claimed in “high American saled given whose identity was not reve that Premier Orvlando had heen an opportunity to study the it text of the proclamation before wis Italian issued. Now comes a denial by repre- sentatives that Premier Orlando knew of the subject matter, merely being informed that such an announcement wax in the process of being written Of more importance is the desire that it be clearly Fr stated whether Cle menceau of France and_ Lloyd (he ‘sentiments The, otherwise Geors of Igngland endorsed expressed by the President. first statement intimated This was followed by a communigue to the effect that the French and British statesmen did actuaily write their ini- tials at the conclusion of the docu- ment, The thercby lending their York copyright approval New Times today publishes a dispateh from Paris sayv- ‘o disposition was shown to- contradict ing that day in British guariers to the impression conveyed that Lloyd George had approved Wilson's state- ment." T America be cleared Wilson 1e mystery should up. believes President is ir but right or wrong h of right principle, he cannot win his point unless he the and encouragement Fr ports arrive support ind 1o nd. Depressing re- the nce rrom of Taly the describing bellicose spirit Italian people They have been to a high pitch of national enthusiasm which compromi: on the Orlando. The the saddle, may prevent any part of Premier Pre- micr seems to be in but should not be forgotten that other Halian leaders of wide influence oh- ject strenuously to the annexation of Fium 1t was their opposition to tife imperialist aims of Orlando and Son- nino which recently created a breach in the Malian cabinet. SHEEP SHEARING In an effort to revive shecp shear- ing, the Connecticut Shecp Rreeders' Association has planned an unusual entertainment for the annual mect- ing at Leetes Island farm, when con- which the remoyv- of tests will be held in al of the sheep will he wooly coat of a flock the object of the partici- pants. Time was when Connecticut in sheep shearing for com- but the such an engs mercial profit industry has d clined to extent that a I ge animals that halt the the of is a sight a flock city dweller Efforts made to interest more people bring to of will out curiosity. are heing in sheep which is said he A the raising, to a profit- able venture, motion picture of the exercises at Lectes Jsland farm would prove to be of more than usnal interest In fact it would be a unig experience in the lives of most of CITY COMMISSIONS, Mayor Quigley seems to he with the acts the of his official family during is indicated the past year, as by large number of re-appoini- ments he signed today. During the contemporary discussion on municipal affairs criticism of the hoards has been general, hut particular attention has heen paid to few. The chief com- plaint has been that the city is spend- ing more money than it should deci 21 resulted th and this feeling in the sion to establish tax rate at mills. Many of the commissioners re-np- pointed by Mayor Quigley are men of worth. They have excrcised ‘a lively interest in their respective depart- ments and are fitted by experience to continue in office. the World entitled Mr s New Yor might life, Burleson. say, every man is to liberty and the of The district charged attorney says dis- soldiers may wear their | forms indefinitely and a camel can go seven davs without®a drink, but who . Lodge complains that is not Senator Wi Pres- ident <on consistent. Won- der where hé found out there w such a word, M, | ity spend | | uni- ummmmwhs“m . "‘a\mu&' FACTS AND FANCI Il:xl}_ Be a good fol- around while. We ~Manchester Union. Comle, low and did, you come, stick a know. gime b York Th personally interesting matching nearing tne Sun, seems {0 New minds’ last inning element LRussia, is maining it must be Sprinaficld 1t | an the ascendency it noderat n doing maoderately. Union very and fewer conference better and and Leathef Wonder if more soldier diplomats at wouldn't quicker Reporter, the peace have vesults produced Shoc 1 opposed national 10 new “association is five yeprs prohibition™ lite, not to mention heing the constitution of the United States, Springficld ftepublican. up fgain second in Henry higgest missing th his lifc peace ship of the peac Christm 1ord opportunity over the dip! conference trench itochester Post-1 is o nol sending another out Al wheat i the way Fede oflici think 000,000,000 crop “will quickly into circulation.’ pat sky Raleigh als honus on paid find Undoubtedly. T blue Lind its medicine vender and the salesman abroad in the Times 1he will number 100 thankful the treaty Philadelphia It words of peag 000, Let not_written Public said that the e treaty nearly us be is in G Ledger. man phers will to the cffect delegates Fiume should parasr somethi The punnir on remarking that peace fussing fuming withstanding the pronounced Ifew-may, understand it. hoard are over the not- name be although few Boston Tran- and may so seript. Alex from war, Pitcher for hus returned Cleveland \exander the Great twirls (o conquer. * ville Courier-Journal ander Grover ighing more Louis- Somehody Rolshevism. wants to that must Journal. has written a book about What's the ? Nobody all about something suppressed.—Albany use know he Winnip forces to er Citizens of hirve jomed ect a al areh on the boundary and Minnesota in honor diers of the two the greag enterprisc Springticld md St Paul memori- Manitoba the died in most fitting the horder a of of sol- states who war It Hands Republics is a rer n. The in the date decision of the supreme court Debs case has taken one candi- »f the presidential next Philadelphia Press out rae That among 1ittle Inglish onec-iet play populai amateurs, “Feed Brute,” appears have suggested something to Lloyd George's fertile imagination when he took up the Ius- sian question.——Lowell Courier-Citi- zen. have only piit in e map of FFall River IFour nore pieces to tha picrure pu he completed. The Big A fow hefore urope will Herald. place tell under offices always can examinations are that come over Butte Miner. Newspaper school the questions telephones. when way k ihe oflice mutinous American did not understand president’s fourteen the expedition.—Tor- Empire, Perhaps those in Russia of the wvered Mail and troops which points onto an ad for the Vie- Blade. very V-neck Loan is tory Toledo is the the the stre tenant iandlord rent on made by meanest the Airs quirer. The who ra of the re Bufialo one th PHIS SILENCED CALL, e When the buds in springtime hg gods of the the men who burst out the forest in eall work the city's murk, Harried and Come,” cry behind strain sore and small the zods, “come, leave The and worry, the Iy grind Come and tall, of life where the pines srow straight And taste in the springtime t the call old downed Dy Geld. of the good Red God of Is the shriek of -the God of hen (he wind is west in the spring- tima {he sreen, there And winter's browns (urn who hear afs il from the hear ihe deer glades And the laughing swish of the blades; they're tween, Though the streets springlime. few The Who are forest-screen in the leaf-strewn paddle- few indeed, and far be- | | | | | | { But grow hot in the 1= bold God of is not of the God's call shrick Red piercing Gold. For As the the When (he sweet with . spring 1 the men a ‘s fluit their cye mao wn the rob W ite ‘from win When And are dull and drawn, Th comes sound, far-off and shrill " Rut all [ Aud the | i I a-thrill with hrain the I'he stops in eyvelids ound is gone in vain; droop in the spri S0 the Rted God's tale remains untold, Dyowned out by the howl of the God of Gold e S in Life. ROBERTS, the | Alexander, | the ! Prohibition in (New Haven i The thous can de Connceticut., Journal-Courier), tful Waterbury philosophizes to this ¢ | dealing in Prohibition referendum ) dorsement Ameri- fact while with the case Conneeticut It ht furnish conden zencral in m of en o« tie ination ratify lezislature's eral ry tmendment, and would les voters of Jeet. Bt July 1, unless satis- | i itimaic th war curiosity 45 to how i the op the sub prohibition comes on repeated by th congr sident. And mendmen 1l sta end Prohibition comes on January 1 Prohibition practically Vonder if that effort,” 1t s his or voies (o are We aste that is so. of true that probibition heen mad w h caused ofundamental law of the land, hut b xel na s to joy in onl siva cirele A very conside use they Dits means niial number i had If have it ne opportuniy upon the question of state con Pobula not SUN oy eral wa imendment titntion, was submitic to o it would vote and aeee nior of the Iy ihe <hould fail, len peopld to vigorou fed- It for 1 manner mendnient AN would exi in ther attempts (- Washing take i : i3 A spirite We on. we inclined exception s o valhued erendum { effort ntention ok that a waste contemporar Would constitute a v Curd for Landlord Profitecrs. (Waterbupy R In trying to colve rent profifeering mayor's publican. ) the of the in- problem in New York committee appointed 1o vestigate this subject has found new weapon promiscs he of apart- ment have a that 10 value, one considerablc SHOW N an unwillingness Just relations tenants have Six who o hring ahout and proprictors between iandlords to of [l e tax received cubpocnas befor and value the explain of the appear conmissioner why, nrope increaced, should not in commissioncr - of to get at the valuc scientifically under the hest way the ‘heen accounts income been nee y their riised vo largely assessments proportion accounts says that he The | of proverty pres- {rent is 10 base conditions Landlor advantage of vatlue income have on | who taking L the unprecedented situation in New | York caused by the alimost complete cessation of building and the rowth of population are likely io find | their unjustificd diminished hy an in taxes. In the end they decide it is not to their advantage to raise rents in any- | thing like the proportion that one did rom 845 to $70 Angust This sort landlord (it i other ios steady profits their that increas may is since last of restraint o1 m profitably applied in | it I Lively Rivalry (Boston 1t is interesting to note that British sidents abroad beginning to awake to the fact they are meet- lively 1 rivalry at Yankees, It is reported hombarding honi the Americans paper feels remarks: in ficn and the with which old and their complaints 1 rs being | for in Commercee, Post.) arc that some isines; ing tire hands of the that zovernment “pernicious Leverywher badly about “The activity the United St keen comm hey ure have is the warnings of the London that it manufacturers A instinet they are with activity Onel tl s0 vies of reind are sccking to markets led ANy itish manufactur far behind in the the world Te British peculiarly exa revive for new zoods | to at | f1 markets strugsle residents abroad Ameri sperating to sec ¢ business hou in s taking say, Scandinavia trad Norway, up with larg Denmark | to /the | jumping off | Will he able to Russin when more iy mises direct Sweden, purposc of firms nd 1ture Finland, and with establishing which themselves an eve | {place from they he | establish | that ciently fing relations 1 S | “he =ame int i Britons countey s one in asufl rmit bl settled state (o of shed compl 1) | by or the Jthat very [is < | [indictment Inhetter. 1t in \ine [ i | | made | \un\vl" s ihe manut while cluren much the fore umv.u.; en of his British competiton Wi o plead guilty to that for n <0 much the i S i wis not alway | I Globe.) | | ror N iment (O | Greek | Test centuric pociey S0 the poete uty and of rse has fup the frazme pho. The | [ structure | speculating I books which forgotten Now hope wmay lie buri som ruin bursts the world of 1 ving (hese [treasures. Constantinople of miny on Zline cov pricelc vhich v conter Byzantine cultnie eat of wcient libis hol 1 ha 1473 value closed to s mant ited them that done slumbered so lo stored sinee th there, 1t ma | heen The indiffore e cripts hitve | rele to collars fea h which in conturic i Byery « irreparable damage heen thoese urces” have | dampness and neglect will The discoverios wice cmployed (o world that to life. modern scienee restore them the of Q past | of | seems | will n ove dead hack State Board of Education, stol has rejected st noi b necess The (Bri housd the Press.) hill educa The the of 10 reorzanize howurd which limply lack ing that wits not 1 The worthy tion docs means remodel- | presented | n Pl m hoard garded improvenient Tin had improve by ap- | enjoyed place of K. D.| wpointed that per- 1 FOvernot than the much more house H materially an opportunity the state board education pointin public | Robbins {son, and tion and remain w tle prospect as My Hines of wmindividual who confidence He rc thereby distrust. it is, in continued the The board will with precious lit- improvement, lon member Mr ‘ ‘its secretary. 4 Robbins and is The McMillan Store, Inc, “ALWAYS The Store That Closes florday at Six 98" at ' SALE Tuesday and Wednesday, April 29th and 30th A Big Two Day Drive to Shake Out Our Smp us Stocks This RELIABLE" Ore’s busiest March and APril On record ‘has made this After fTom (he viewpoint of the economizey, unprecedented selling his produced hundeds, of odds and cnds. and surplus (o us. —1 i recent purchases made last in New yople— mandtacturers who were willing 1o sacrifice profits (o Cleasance inggeusoly jue terestiv —Becaus short stocks and odd lots that are “renipgis week o a Lots once, ster several OUR AFTER EASTER SUIT SALE Tuesday and Wednesday iginally Priced Originally Priced $23.75 Ori to $29.50 to $29.50 vemarkable Suit Cle it zular stock. and Suits are Men's Wear Scrge, Button Trimu Be on Hand Tuesday Morning at 9 o’clock This Sale Otfers Throughout the Siore Hundreds of Extra Atiractive Values, One or More for 98¢ (So Don’t Miss It) 98¢ will Buy 98¢ will Buy Petticoat Split Clearance from sut s disposal at A from ou quality most nee, offerving this season's ost marked low for this Special Sale fyent. >can De Cygne Lined. including creations, These Braid and selected the finest models. garment e of cd Good qunlin Black Sateen 98(: Will Buy extra 3 Pair sizes, n's Foot 39¢ Hose, B Hosc rson” rs and 98C Will Buy 6 Pair Children’ cordovan. 25¢ value. 08¢ will Buy Women's Fibre Silk and Blue out sizes, alow od belt. 8¢ Wil Buy 2 White Voile Waists 98¢ will Buy Well made Childven’s Rompers of fi checked, and striped Ginghams. 98¢ will Buy 79¢ Large with Bun, made clastic s, quality. mmer Lisle Sox, white or Values to $1.49 cach. sucde, Work v 63c Stron $1. Q8¢ Wwill Buy D Hose, zrey or Chambray e quality. plain, 2 Men's 59¢ Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers, 9 8C Will Buy 3 Women's Summer Bodices, V'n 19¢. More than twenty styles in this sale, Q8¢ will Buy Black $1.00. the 2 Fahey Corset Covers. value each. 98¢ will Buy Infants’ Short Dresses. that we able to duplicate n at this 98C Wiill Buy o sell : Tuesday (lu/ noin 98¢ witbuy - | Women's \\.'x~l| Skivts, Values in the lot to $3.00. QK¢ Wil By i | Vests or or will pric you not be Rib 1 Hosc. Get quantity that usually them early limited Women's pair o Mornin, this =ale, 98¢ Inch Colored Silk N quality. (fia¢ ave worth $1 98¢ Will Buy New Collars of - G De Chine. Value 89¢ 93(: Will Buy AT Me THAN ELSEWHER P 3 busy on Envelope Chemise, in sizes up o 43 bust, on these biz values at this small price. Get busy as is to il! Buy exceptionally 2 ot tine Crepe— Lachy 2 Tlandsome satins Crepe orgette to 98¢ wders. and woven | Linens. white colorings. Hand riers, Fmbroidercd Fdeged with ¢ LIKY al Beautfinl and colors. Madeir Sever wh colo ) THIS cach., 98¢ Dozen. for 98c. 98¢ SOLD » values. 10 5S¢ values. 19¢ cach, 39¢ values. 29¢ cach, 4 Buy “Twenty Mule Team'’ Borax Products (TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY) AT McMILLANS ot Borax Chips — Powdercd Borax — or Borax Toilet Powder, 10 for 98¢, value $1.50 to $1.80 [ MORE JLAN'S LUSE THIS Your ¢hoice Buy Freely and Save on Domestics and Wash Fabrics 2T 4 98 Tttt 98¢ " 98¢ 27" 98¢ MLS-—Drapery l)epr.v 3¢d Floor equmeimans L Tgge o e et T gge s hiosinis L OB remanen L 7 \.u-u»l;«ln?{v“l\ i 98C = |\\|”. i\“:‘n-t‘k‘l'f-? \»“v{.l‘“\ 98(: YARD Special Umbrellas, values like these for Tuesday & Wednesday paragon frames, fitted with (he newest handles, 50 WOMYN'S — 25 MEN'S $1 98 ‘ £1.25 SCARES AND SHAMS GOING Eack DOUBLE THREAD TURKISH TOWE AL, LINEN HUCK TOWELS HUCK TOWELS. PLAIN AND COLORED BORDE HIEAVY ALL LINEN TOWLE ANOTHER GOOD TOWELING, Grade ... .. - BEAUTIFUL PLALD DRESS GINGHAN e Grade (32 inches wide) LONG CLOTH (39 inches wide) value Yards GOOD QUALITY JAPANESE FAST COLOR CREPES, 39¢ value .. HANDSOME PRINTED VOILES, 10 inches wide, beautitul designs, 59¢ value ITAINS made of 2ood waterproof covers, strong $1.39 All are 50 WOMEN'S, Value $1.65. Going at . each ench