New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1919, Page 5

UNITE IN FIGHT | | ON BOLSHEVISH i Notable Committees Promoting 8 Constitutional Celebration New York June 9.—>Men and wom- | en of prominence in all parts of the | country, inciuding thc governors of | 18 sta the mayors of 99 important cities, leading ec rs, lawy and business men, r sourt justices, ! authors and professors. are included in the membership of the committees organized by the National Security league and associated patriotic bodies | to promote a nation-wide celebration | of the American constitution on Sep- tember 17 next. Thousands of Meetings. This movement is being developed ‘ SN 4 R by the Security league in connection | with its national educational propa- ’ Ol sanda to combat Balshevism and other un-American influences. Asso- ) ] 5 - B | ciated with the Security league in [ i - Prices are advancing. On opening our morning mail we found several @ this effort are the leading patriotic the sealed PaCk organizations of the cauntry. The notices such as:— . B! constitutional celebration and . pre: ] : age, but have an liminary campaign constitutional c . popularization and interpretation to | 2 Grand Rapid, Mich. B | cive added force to the celebration, is : eye out a!so for June 6th, 1919. | under the direction of a notable ar- g ganization committee. headed by Dr. To the Trade:— ! David Jayne Hill, historian and dip- s the name We find another price advance absolutely impera- f | lomat. An honorary committee rep- reseniative of the entire country has tive. New prices will be on a basis of 20% advance. B | aico been formed by the Security : i g - ot i i P ieague and associated bodies, through This changc takes effect xmmedxately, B | wnhose assistance the organization 3 ] Respectfully Yours, committee hopes to promote meet- <111 " ings during the summer culminating ‘! Berkey & Gay Furniture Co. 1 in" cimuitaneous constitutional cele- That name is vour ero- tions held next fall in every ecity, { 3 We anticipated this and sent our buyers to the Jamestown and Grand f§ (7o mme hamiel i coert Siste ' te tection against inferior Rapids markets three weeks ago. By our wise buying we are ahle to SAVE g 18 Governors. imitations. just as the YOU MONEY. Our stock is large and our prices small. R e S | sealed packard 1o profes: honorary committee: # Govs. Norbeck of South Dakota 1 - Milliken of Maine. Carey of Wyo- i tion against impurity. Bl inc. Sleeper of Michigan, Alcott of T Bl | Orezon. Sproul of Pennsylvania, 3 mith of New York, Bovle of Nevada, ha Greatest Name 20l of New Mexico, Campbell of el (] ® B ' \‘izona. Roberts of Tennessee, Corn- ; in Goody".and ; well of West Virginia, Harrington of Maryland, Townsend of Delaware, Shoup of Colarado and Goodrich of Indiana. Govs. Holcomb of Connectieut. Edge of New Jersey, Bamberger of Utah CI’I’Y ITEMS and Dorsey of Georgia have appointed FOR Ul CK RETURNQ g representatives to serve an the com- N — mittee in their stead The annual graduation excroises of Othes Members, the Polish Parochial school will be ng t b b held Suly 5 The clsss numbers abouy | - 12088 s nofable members of the B Yo S | committee, representing state and USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS 2 e 2 S | boards of education, chambers of next fall | commerce. etc., are The Girl Scouts of the Stanley | Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford. stats Memorial church will present { superintendent of public instruction of . . let on Friday evening at 8 Colorado. and recent president of the : b S B | at the church. The children's Sun- | National Education association. ! day will be observed with special ex- Henry W. Taft. well known New ercises next Sunday morning at 10:45. | york lawyer and brother of ex L] | The names of the children to be ba President Taft, president of the N - B8 tized will be printed on the chur vork Staté Bar association. 8 | calendar if they are given to Mr Brig. Gen. Richard W. Young. rep- 2 Missirian not Jater than Wednesday | resenting Gov. Bamberger. of Utah. ! night. Frank Cody, acting superintendent Wl The Ladies’ Aid soclety of the | of schools of Detroit, AT LOW ER P l ES M Stanley Memorial church will have a Dr. J. V. Chapman, state super- 3 of rprise | Visor of rural schoois of Kentucky, bhig sale food, aprons appointed by State Superintendent of X packages, candy and ice cream d b {EXTRA SPECIAL TONIGHT 6 p.m to9p. m. [ weontnn shicmaon oo SR 5:30 o'clock at the church. This will | g socioty | the state board of educatlon of ! b the last activite of the | L g Round g ' until noxt fall. All the ladies and | Rhode Island § Short or their friends are very cordially in- Judge Ienry Horner of the probate i vited court of Cook county, Chicago. Sirloin el ook &3 2 Ix-Congressman Willlam H. Flem- oard it i as rec B - + The board of health has ordered | ;0" ¢ Goorgla, appointed by President the property owners at the corner [ : B t MaI SEWestATath ana S ‘I;fl’.yll(l\ of the Augusta Bar assocla E s a to connect the property with the Judge Walter 1. Smith of the U. S DEER VISITS MAYOR. in 3 ‘ sti- [ shevism i untry, which are oc- sewer within 30 days circuit court of appeals in Iowa of the birthday of the federal consti- | shevism in this country, which et Deed, e e cupying the principal attention of the | i Sogioan i Ikyine Ellis, stationed | "y, Teopoldo Feliu, member of the | tution e SR Not Finding Him in, Animal Jumps 3 ; iy B e 5 Security league F Best White Compound 2 ibs 55¢] = i rccciine anip i Sew York | 0 Gl ienae, Teprerenting. the T G It el e ol v S B Ty St g rent a week-end furlough at his | oo iati I S T} a ate vith e Na- 2 home in this city ; Hax penciatop gl Forig B s The bodies affiliated with the Na-| 150 hest antidote for Bolshevism | A little deer. first s coming from Philip McKeon of Whiting street is spending n fen-day furlough with his aunt, Mrs. O'Leary. Mr. McKeon is stationed at Camp Sevier, South Carolina William MeMahon, son of Mr. and chairman of | George E. Gallagher, president of | tional Security league in the arganiza- | (50 ©0 0 ong that Am 8 { the vicinity of Arch street attracted a { the San Francisco board of cducation. | tion committec in charge are. with | 2 7 FR FC 0 o6 cducation | great deal of attention early Saturday James W. Chapman, Jr.. president | their representatives on the commit- | & BURE, B GRS 0 A owiedge | ovaning s it rushed down Moty of the board of education of Balti- | tee: 4 and appreciation of the real mean-| greet The animal darted up West more National Association for Constitu-| .o "oe American instituti nd | Main street and s through the N. Leighton, president of the | tional Government—Di 11»;m<1 Jayne | j4coie by all the people will ef hall. The deef of cducation of Minneapolis Hill, historian and diplomat, presi- cercome all un-America o sit the mavor's offi P. 8. McMahon, member of Henry L. Wolfner, president of | dent, who is chairman of the commit- l‘h:‘sé(uri:\' league launc not ]: vu;:x:f‘ ‘vt\lh ohor H"\P'\‘(:na:: : RlngRclassga thlihegcathollc Louts board of education. tee. groat nation-wide constitutional e e R e 2t :“y“:; \"!‘M ’” will receive his diplo- | ix-Judge R. D. Marshall of the Sons of the American Rr\rn]uhfl“‘]‘ bration and preliminary c: | low. The fa 'zu:\;f; 1 mal i g T e e A8 ma nes ek - uit and supreme courts, | Louis Annin Ames, president genera ‘pretatio: the best mca.3 w0 | ;W ’ Tty ALL DAY TUES;DAY SPECIALS B Docstion nuenualenorp el e bon B L e e e Gailed Hid : TR phERtieok perEoiar [ chortase here and it is said that un- | president of the Wisconsin State Bar| Hunt, author and historian. The preliminary campaign of con- | apout s poundss ik B ckilled labor is being offered $4 a | gepciation American Rights League—Major | gitytional popularization and inter- | R Z LO]N LAM@ CHOPO lb 3- b 7o, Women heipers are being hired Bar Associations Act: George Haven Putnam. publisher, [ poo 4or ™y Pyt o led on by the | o e T | ] 3C 2 ;'v’ r‘z:\’ "’«;‘lm‘nr ngjl‘fl‘f-flt;'vl]”:» In accordance with! a rpsohmnni president Socioly—Henpy | cOMMittee through the circulatian of | mpe YD club will hold a mee § or T rae o, it e i=hOP | pagsed by the oxecutive commitice of | American Defense Socie(y=—Henry | pampniot literature and by speeches | mortow ovening at ita reome 8 Pot Roas\ Beef 1b 18c Chuck Roast Beef Ib 20c il o, (ord diocese, will confirm a | F0000 M ican Rar nssociation at its| . Quinby, chairman board of @ireg- | 1o he the thousands of volunteer | T roane siman o sy 0TS, { LEAN FRESH PORK SHOULDERS sl s e " 19| recent meeting in Chicago, President | tors. e g, | spoakers enrolled —on the Securlty| port will be presented by the com- b iy = S ULDERS .... 1b 30cg '[E"', ‘,-mu“,y,(c 8(. Anthony will be | PaEC has appointed a committee of Boy Scouts of America—Colin H. | jeague’s staff in all parts of the coun- | pitfea recentls appointed to draw up i Lean Boiling Beef Ib 18¢ Sliced Liver ... Ib 10cER ovcerved in St Peiar's ehuren Fei. | three to formulate plans for the paar- | Livingston, president. ey aw action regarding the rules ticipution of the assoclation In the The National Security #FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ... . Ib 25¢ day of 1his week. and on that day | (. tion, A resalution was passed | represented on the committee by C SLEEPY POLICEMAN FINED. 5 3 special masses will be sung. and thoe | ¢ e st z £ harles Lydecker, the s ¥ : ¥ i . am § Y’ng Lamb Fores b 8¢ B rolic of St Anthony exposed and ap. | 2t the recent convention of the Vir-| Cha : 4 £ The police commission has imposed | which have been at work on plans tou ey e reside Or. Robert . { 3 ) zinia State Bar association in Rich-| president; I ;| a penalty of loss of one week's pay on | the development of th iy plied i ds o st » RHOL | elopment of the FRESH SMO. BLOATERS ... .. . The Children of Mary sosiety has| mend directing the president to ap-| head of the department of his . who | Patrolman Charles Anderson, who was | the business to be transacted re 80 has | oint a committee *to be composed of | politics in Princoton university, Who | ¢4 acleep while on duty a short | considerable importance all m d ' chosen officers for the coming year | ; / as been educational director of the 9 one member frem each senatorial { has been ed t e L ; c UUR FRUIT DEPARTMENT IS FILL!NG A gy iSyRarL SloNaniasiagain strict. to arrange throughout the | National Security league, under leave | 2 280 . AT0 requested to attend. heen elected president. Miss Emma 3 T E: two years, \%Y . tn a conspicuous. nppropriate and | of absence for the past two ye UP RTH TENDER NAI[~ !: Volz has been clected secretary and | .qicational celebyation of the birth-| and S. Stanwood Menken, New York B8 Miss Catherine Volz, t e H | the Ssuiet day of the constitution on September | lawyer (who was founder and a g GL\RDEN TRUCK 1. Conn. River Roe. /S c Buck | [o% former president of the Security i 4 . t resh '}"”kn,"f” N"' Buts Hon. James C. Jones of St. Louis, | leaguc ’ Ay ‘ Ly e tel Lo LA R g T i souri Other members of the com o i Le Jativar il : L 5 ; i president of the Missouri State Bar S tiuce s hd Sc Native Cukes ea 12)5¢f 0 Vish Market. Rear | ,qcociation, who Is a member of the | are l ‘e [‘ a NATIVE. RIPE STRAWBERRIES ..., 'has 39c [ | Lcéai motorcyeic snihusiasts ara in. | Honoiars committes, has aseumed ull) | Hon, Willlam L Earding, sovernes . - . > = B sts are In- | (jage of the celebra at sta w Nat. Radishes 2 bch 5¢ Nat. Asparagus bch 19¢ vited fol meet at Monfer's store Wed- [ S0=T8e O4 L th Fre T8 O elimt. Hon. Charles J. Bonaparte, former a lsfactl On TEXAS BERMUDA ONIONS 2 lbs 25¢ "PS?M ‘v‘v\mmir“: bias r(‘”‘ their an- | o\ Jiterature and the organization | atfornev general of the United States AV 4 4 “ S © nual outing it rains the meeting Prem, Oleo .... Ib 40c Svecial Eggs .. doz 55c $l = e held rridoy evening | s S e e R ““K;"’5;,:?‘\1i,’.‘%?"(‘;»mt-‘ orteans, in k'r\owincz the child- MOH. NEW GRASS BUTTER ......... Ib 60ckd — i Business Men Assfst. | Dl e ren's health and en- An example of the co-operation of | Apple Butter .. 1b 16c Raspberrv Jam . Ib 20c o e ercat commorcial badiee of the | | James M, Deck, former | ssslstant Joyment are beingd \ . nQ ( : | country in the movement is give: n R 2 2 2 WHOLE MILK CHEESE : g oo " Fecn A oft, Chicago lawyer, provided for when yvou . resointion recently passed Ly the 2 AL TOSH QI OTIEE Aok DasSs 3 Dr. W. W. Willoughby, author and D cqmmittee of the Southern EAT MORE MACK ¥ PHOSPHATE (Bunply assoBiuton, one of the laygest| SN, Betorin, fer Y dive them h - 8cience Review Rt ; | of the outh, which re in e N is the & th replaces nerveh\«astage t as follows writer, o 138 € time ey 3 increases strength energy. I E re and purpose of this o e Y f INOwW s y are at the B crdurance arfi‘ Vjgor- el ey Bolsherism Antidote. B althy ¥ best and our prides are reasonably low 3 @ builds firm he: lesh barship into line to encourage in every | The National Security league en- and the Mackerel so fresh from the ; BEST THING KNOWN FOR ¥ the study of those great histori- | listed the co-operation of the great as their hot table drink B 11 docume: which all Americans | patriotie o nizations of the co water they are almest flopping .... Ib : ; V.OU: | hould wnderstand, and understand. | in this effort as a means of o " > ¢ = ing will reverence. The assoclation | ting Bolshevism by going to the root agrees to co-operate and give active | of the evil. In all its many activitie assistance in the nat®®nl celebration | against the growing menace of Bol