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Britain Herald. HERALD PUBLISHING Proprietors. COMPANY, Mlasued daily (Sunday excepted) at $:15 p. m, at Herald Building, 67 Church St. $8.00 & Year $2.00 Three Months. 75c a Month. New Matt Botered at as the nd Post Clags Office at Britain Mail i "HONE CAL Businecss O e . Editorial Rooms The advertising medium in ation books and press to advertisers, only the room profitab city. Circ always open Associnted Press. Press is exclusively entitled republication of all news not otherwise credited and also local news Member of the Asso to tk credited TR Rl published — e INTEREST STON. The tated paper hereln, IN AMERICGAN I, From a hasty survey of {he prelim- inary meeting of the local post the American would that New Br ing organization Legion it appear itain is going to be Inc in an of that kind unless someone with a great deal more push than been evident locally gets behind the plan 20 has There were only soldiers and sailors at the held afternoon. about first yesterday What interest Britain turned meeting at a local theater k of New o is the reason for the lac in the formation of every of some post? Presumably fighting man is proud his record and an inxious to keep alive sort of organization to perpetuate the glory of his achievements. There will be severely will of Cliques now in the the fact that to gather come time when this post sorely needed and the lack it felt. ex-military exis owing to many of the are able their fighting boy's with actual comrades in the But those that remained to- gether through the battles on other side a handful. They up are merels for New boys who the them are not sufficient keeping a post. The city of Britain, well as the unable to get honor were across water, willing to for which The YD credit is the tribulations through they courageously went. veteran will always receive for his service. That does not alter the fact that all of the service men of the city should have an organization in the future. There bloody Yankee dre many who Saw fighting with other than the Division. There are many who saw long and Meartbreaking training only to be dis- end set appointed in the because they were unable to to France and of helongs credit. realize the fruition their hard work To them, also, Is it because many failed to over that some are uninte ted the post? Is feel across do not those that did it because failed that those that that for 50 want If these two reasons that ing to and organize the others of is a feel- them, lack interest? it is either there of restraint, matters have come a pretty pass. Sweep them aside it remindet post. i o to rve as a patriotic of the war mlong, if of sacrifice 5O than s men Their the to the gene it tion now coming will keep alive the spirit and devotion that through, Ve its purpose. we have lately gone it will more really owe this to their city responsibilities did not of the idols of end with winning the They the children an immense influence which they - bring war. are now and have may upon the future citi- none of neglect complished by Thot them, we are will this trust, much e may proper tion EDUCATING The Woman's THE WOMAN VOTER. of une Connecticut Suffrage for education branch the party has way a scheme funds to be of the which raising applied to the sreat mass of female voters The, new is soon to be enfranchised value and possihilities of thei prerogative is he \t compli to driven home to the women the leaders of the parfy with n can ac- sh their ideas. move- ment is to be allied o political party nor are the educators going of to try and teach the precey any particular The organization, we told main obiection to the grantir uffr: has heen, the and may still atinue letting down lucated this the bars une vote. The Suffragist objection ing, Do you not consider youn of answer wife. or your mother, capable voting?"* There has been no to that. The male is fully aware that of many women are as capable vot- ing he But hie af of The where, is there niore women incapa intelligently the man's ap- plying the force ballot than here are men work is among men even though he be totally uneducated, he of governmentt not must ab- of woman's sorb some the essentials The this field, 3 rule and the application of results in the business world to effects in the political not be readily traced by Rher. This does not hold to some ness and work has heen in as may ot | the | as | get | in | The ex-service | | of women but it does to a large num- ber even of the educated class The in the South linble colored vote is to prove a drawback to the ratification of the suffrage ment. The admission of the women's vote fhere will throw many cated and politically ignorant ballots into the scales of election. This will also apply to some extent North. There that in are 100 many women politically In New are not educated | section. of nd every Britain the proportion uneducated women is S their vote will every reached of the large fect have a distinet e upon election Should they bhe by some in- fluence, not best, and reached accomplish ot notwithstandin they might Arguments first zreat harni. the party it will prove casier to herd the The man has to rub shoulders the woman does not with h meet a many other nen in course of { work and the sufficient number to cducate her in the pros and cons of a political argument therefore she will he the more casily influenced by one person who mizht ttempt lead issue. make an to reach her and possibly her wrong on an elec- tion If the Connecticut suffrage party succeeds in of the reaching ber wonien and teaching of zood of full side to rnment and value of befor political knowledge every of an argument, voting, them, it will have accom- plished an untold henefit to the state This is promised and the money is being solicited the But it ers have selected to carry on that The the difficul- is no easy job worl great the who is to be will lie in reaching of the woman enfranch- ised and does not even realize it, much less how she is to The know ceed. less the woman knows of what is going on the more neces it is to find her and she will to be found. She will not appear voluntarily at a course of lectures for The It is a big information suffragists promise to seek her work, it | one. out thoroughly done, a praiseworthy THE WIRE STRIKE. A promised all union tie-up of telegraph wires by leaders hoginnii next Wednesday len telegraphers will protest ainst the handling o members of the union by companies, It has particularly the Western Union. is said that the rvight to organize heen denied the workmen and oper- ator 1d on the surface, it is for this ason that they are to guit work this Meanwhile, foreca of the effec- tiveness of the promised strike and an effort at playving politics are occupy- ofli- of union ing public attention. Company cials say that a very small number operators will zo out. The heads promise to silence the wires Probably both are r succeed overstating their case the union is right and does in putting the country’s tele- graphic communication svstem out of operation, we may be assured that a settlement will reached of will (uick be as | the telegraph key is symbolic our tell in catest necessity., Time whether there strength enough | the is union this. The to accomplish political that the ac the not call lowever, of effort politicians tempest tion of workers has stirred up might have bheen fou there is evident expegted when the the sirike was issucd. a great deal to capitalize the event t everywhere, cven in the union. The return, or partial refurn of the wires to private ownership took place simultancously with the issue of the strike order. Of course, a poli- tician could be expected did to raise the cry, “Burleson it. He shifted the He indouht responsibility onto buck Burieson the company passed the This is cdly true. passed the buck. He knew ing | tion that there w rid of wires, a strike com- and got the actual opera- of the leaving effecti rises the cry the pany to worry ahout the veness of the strike. Now 1o the effect that the government, undet { the which it will in terms through took con- trol of the wires, have to make up for the loss business 1o Western Union. even though the com- | pany closes up entirely. Singularl | enough, these political cries made by union leaders, who had strength enough to force the rike. The reasons behind the walkout may be instances of improper treatment of employes. If so, it is justified. If the affair Furle- of him reasons ame political, the who is most unworthy, even thoush son is guilty of the full slate compeiency charged against i other matter Wilson June 2 Fresident is coming hefore is the latest prognos- tication from the front. How long ago was it that they gol the Geors Washington ready to sail in five days We suggest that the weather man give a signing of the peace treaty. little guess on the time fo He's the been l' amend- | unedu- the | in | | women's women's vote at the | poles than it has been the male bhallot. | num- | prin- | the | work. pro- | have | and, | com- | were hoth | in- | home | 'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, The McMILLAN STORE, Inc. '\l W \\‘~ l(!~l IABL 1H|, Srol A (lt)\l \ny\lx\\\ \| . M. TUESDAY YOU PROFIT HERE SPECIAL BUY ALL YOU NEFD OFFERED Mens’ Ipswich Sox TUESDAY 15¢ Medium ton so! Good wear, ght With p TUESDAY TUESDAY cks socks St 1AL black Pair; weight cot- in si tor grades imperfection AND SAVE HERYE ox A TUESDAY. VALUES Mens’ Summer Union Suits TLEF ‘\IVV“\“\ Suit White short Lnce e leeve engths SURCTAL $1.42 unblea ankl Fifty Dozen Wamen s Vests S o $1.00 Men’s Cotten Night Shms n and faney tops SPECIAL v 20, fine v Cotto SPECIAL Five Hundred Yards HAITRBOW TUE SUE Plen hlue, worth Iemstitehed R TUESDAY attention | DAY 1AL 1y 180 Limit Thr EXTRA 45¢ GOOD TUESDAY rrne showers, Spectal Ay Al Silk AND SARIT RIBBONS, Yard 39C of white. pink and these yard qualities are n, fu e macde and Embroideries Mad ing med 1 fine Bmbroidered (uality LONG CLOTH ium TULSDAY SPE Value WCTAL 29%c. and wide Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs fine quality, SPECIAL dozen {0 a all pu one custon ners 50¢ edsg- vidth Yard 19¢ Stock Up On 10wels Tuesday 1 Q special ARG rade! values that TURKISH TUESDAY CALITY PART N i NEN TOWTLS, TUESDAY SPECI cannot BAT SPECIAL LINEN TOWELS, approy e H TOW iate L duplic FLS, 50 e 59c¢ *" ded late PO vaiue ¥ nye! At Our Ready-to-Wear Dept. wear SDAY TARKABLE WCIAL VALUE SAVING S FoR oN I ST TUESDAY Women’s House Dresses of purcha these at home Sy e eiiniiat Women's Coats and C sever al FOR TUESDAY SALE. V0 very choice sarm lue nts in Hot W this to 0 eathen pasios] Wash uapes SPECIAL Each T $1.00 Dr . 39¢ on $1.00 39c¢ Linen $22.50 3rd Floor - Couch Harflfnoa(s -3rdFioor | Specially Priced $13.98 and $14.98 WOVEN PORCH SHADES Green BAMMOCKS At ft. 6 S Stats e e g vttt There luzzag .. $4.50 | N 5650 | Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases Luggage Dept., %d Fi oor you will find a larg TRUNRKS BAGS surr SMAL AUTOMOBILE MOTC specially Just 1"l the busin in mean the Spealk peace conzre soon as it signs of an it is cooler Why not adjourning until fa but German ve might as FACTS AND Da yvou et drives more Dosad ph ever a Wi cal day plan | Dispaten. | made | Wa | It seems with street g0 n ite our | revolutionis l When ish proceedings naey in © Il CASES " For ThlS When the slip on 2 more postpone w suppe money in existence hropical raise 1 th distin Ael hould note the tempera- hat ASES ROBIS WEAVE ROBES h \V.uam\u priced LARGE the thing to 1id Effect for a long sing busine did you notice that as { hot we began fo Now heduled rly delay the Con Al No one s and the hapers, and ell have a vacation FANCIES. that fter all the of of ivntions ting in most iving than us sup- any our jo- to the funds ort nocent the freaty is And at nment s March his tryir conson very min- tight "nino to sished the senators reports of erow Ate the AN GO that | the | 1 selective ok of reliahle $8.50 " $22.50 ' $5.50 " $16.50 75c hle 1o b $7.4 | tield mourn might oventl ess | Briagzey Cann bhuy the oot Thet | anie He's conceiy aan Journa The il New st SR New Tbro than the e | Republic signify s not Yort ot oun full cents Perlin ox ) one ed the nopld Turks les on York " $4.50 " $9.98 $1.25 $6.50 " H7 95" even afte n We 1 Us threc heen e that n York text Changeable Wea!her 48 " $12 95 ARES, 1 hot them ,,m chambe lay of ywich cau World Daniel the leas Viion worth 1" ost af the should han Journal fellow hnt nnsyg at Vet idea of e to be merels it the antence World. period The pe officinl torn only thre for alarm ntant 1. thought having e enougl tr not uy Biore Ak saille: unia Americ: for hAve ungpen ible T who fir vding {noxwil ummoned the anythi pronounced to pur MONDAY, WISE, SMITH & €O., . Hartford “Helpfuiness” is the Keynote of Our Annual June Saile of HOME FKFURNISHINGS times for, cent war have we been well that pre prepared ta help vou furnish vour home crything in « floors a seriously i but at ti edu from it this sale. The today would money note 10 the fact pla wonderfully stocks omplete cost tt thi sale i whi ge of P which natter it your need =mall from I"urniture Ame more o on our pre: Py ent consequent L most import vou should prices ean BUY I7loor her ter his ou gair ded ac vant Reniine tions So Now Coverinz money prices no e Save Drape tion in an selec ohtained make an he Best Best that WITH FURNISH THI YOUR A, WORD ABOUT A"LEGITIMATIS AND ovn HELPFUL ARRANGEMENT WAY TO HARTFORD MOR HOME WITH PLAN BANK— DEFERRED PAYMENTS, on the instalment plan understood of but defer you te 1% commonly gnified bank plan make payme enabling vour selection now, at June Sale Savings, have the furniture delivered immediately and pay to suit yvour own con- venience. lLet us explain to you the adva e of this help- ful, You paying will 1 2150 and innovation:— of here much as house sensible all advantage £100 got the Your Ty least as at at any instalment June Sale Savings on Bed Room Suites suites here June Sale Savings on Living Room Fur- niture nhined and Guality June Sale LIVING ROOM SUITES 3 PIECES. Mahogany panel seats De: that and durahility prices uty ¢ niean o with avings COLONIAL e uph omfort and WING ROCKERS, The four listed are chairs al values. WALNUT PIEC dr T, extremely AMERICA™ ROOM SUITES, 1 Sheraton Fire arm aind spec finish with BED- arms and ine frames and uphol- backs, . covered rockers ered in JUNE SALY tapestry cane ; exceptional value. PRICE $12.7 stered 5 Aeair vith blue bronze stripe 3 table and PRICE chiffonier, d JUNE 8174.75, IVORY sing SALE damask, Davenpo arm and rocker, JUNE SALE PRICE N Mahog LIVING ROOM SUITE 3 PIECES, tinish frame and wered COLONIAL WING CHATRS, ot any and rockers yv. JUNE SALE upholstered PRICE S BEDROOM SUITE, 1 PIECES. in tr $20.95. tape: Mah cane holsteros hiu iy with up- ats, with Davenport. arm JUNE SALE 2 hack Handsom sh hed- LOUNGING CHAIRS. chairs chiffonier JUNE room suite. dresser velour Lounging and R dressing bed SALE PRICE BIRD'S EYE ROOM SUTTF chiffe hed. chair and rocker PRICE $139. LIVING ROOM SUTTES 3 PIECES. Davenport rocker try. a JUNE larze and comfortable kind, up- i MAPLE BED- 1 PIECES, 00. olstered in genuine leather JUNE SALE 1.9 ARM PRICE S CHAIRS, arm chair upholstered and with Dise very comfortable suite. L SALE PRICE $129, ahle DAVENPORTS. ts e mfort- table and JUNE SALE PRICE $149.00. SOLID MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE, { PTECES, William size and ‘very upholstered in SALE PRICE arm chair restry. JUNE ALl oy uphol ble tored, 1 nd comfor with spring ARM arm CHAIRS, chair ot brown JUNE FUMED OAK Rockers and fumed vith Spani leatl SAL 9§ June Sale tavings on Bed Couches demand for shion ar and Mary design JUNE $69. rad SALE Tapestry $99, in tapes- PRICE Daven- S119, $175 dres: hiffonier, dressing oa genuine e K i Solid mahogany PRICE $199.00. table JUNE d bed SALE June Sale Savings on Bed Springs than the h po and ) June Sale Savings on Enamelled Stee! Beds now it ats. Great these now- -day Cone better Nationa Buy nabencn by thess Bed coneches, the sliding kind, N Petier i k! Bed PRICE $4.99. Bed National Li JUNE SALE National Li vith Fnameled tantial teel beds of fitted s sub plete S10.99. Red with mattress price oanstruction ail steel itted hrass mounts sizes hed with ft. 6—4 price $9.99. croll upright with ; couches, the sliding kind K Spring Inameled height SALE medium JUNE corner PRICE fine quality with fube end construction hlocks. 85.99. with sale $14.99. rail £ ar sized 1 complete mattress md Sale Srlte Red attachment JUNE 12 feet ft. 6 ameled stoel National RBed Sprit block PRICE couches, with foot lever Lini panel desi with head top rails, with ted corner SALE protec JUNF complete SALF with PRICYE mat- nillars in and ends. §7.99. S16.99. size 4 sale price $15.99, Rag Rugs priced: Grass Rugs with of all ection of stencilled Rues in plain enlors Grass fine n fmported colors, blue Liue also mixture A R specially horder: a9c Size $1.19 7 £1.99 i 0% &i at 3] 6% T L 6x9 Sx10 9x12 foet feet Axmmster Rugs fine vy weave, newest and Wiiton Rugs Vilton inest quality Worsted Ruzs §14 Sale $14.7 value Axminster Rugs fine Axminsters in allover plendid ra and colorings from the price mills in America e 0x12 feel, value §110. Sale price $94.50, $99. Sa $89.95. i patt 10 ft. 6., value le Wool Wilton Ru Attractive price line of and ox1 value §19 x10 ft. 6., v Size Sale $37 pric $44 Brussels Rugs Rt as desizns and choice’ colorinzs be Attractive durable all rooms, choice salection Rale price $69.50. Size 9x12 ft., values to $35.00. At this Sale price 64, 0 and $29.50. of Summer Furniture Offerin June Sale Savings From our most attractive showing we mention the followin June Sale VERANDA ROCKERS arm chairs VERANDA SUITE. Made of hent wood PIECES, VERANDA SUITE, 5 PIECES. Rent and reed con tion. a wood or very comfortable reed SALE very com very pretty design finish- enamel, ide chair JUNE SALE natural maple frame with JUNFE fortable. walnut finish frame ed in olive and red set seatl and PRICE $1.4 VERANDA ROCKERS natural with upholstered seat and bhack tdel Al R ack ro and table. PRICE $11.05. RATTAN ROCKERS. \lso arm sid arm chair, JUNE (The sh $11.99.) VERANDA SUITE, 5 artistic rocker and SALE PRICE ame fin- settee ket table 831.99. in ivory finished e. JUNE SALE DAWN ARM made of rustic door use $2.95. LAWN BENCH the folding kind. Special $1.89, frame. PRICE CHAIRS cedar, ar hairs o with ind back. JUNE PRICE §11.49. WILLOW ARM CHATRS, and comfartable,. nat- JUNE SALE PRICE PIECES. <o in white finish, m chair and PRICE 82 SALE A very suite ind enamel com prising rocker JUNE green for out. settee Ia iral color $6.99. chair side table SALE

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