New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 8

PUBLISHING a4 Proprietors. COMPANY, JIUY (Sunday excepted) at at Horald Building, 67 Church St. 0 a Year j2.00 Three Months. T6c a Month. nteréd at the Post Britain as Second C offic ss Mail at New Matter. ofity the room advertising medlum in books and press advertisers, profitable city. Circulation always open ¥ ‘The Member of the Associated Tress. Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also local news published hereln. THI WIRE STRIKE. The we nation-wide which, told supposedly beg f threat to tie up commur the We Béewspapers <tfl0\‘flr‘l\'a I the union which uw" the strike and the’ officials of the wh Are invdlved. *out conflicting stori€s™ef the effectiveness ['®¢ the walkout, F particularly firm in his announcements that the countr in than opponent. ®rom the point of there is con wire s Wedne still ilure ke are n lay and SW hic is under way seems to far as its cation about coun in the goces. read the head-of ompanies Both sides ve the union leader being worse condition it of an outsider Wire his makes seem. view trouble. up ingany Patches are coming through with their tem no apparent ions are tied er which is evident not ma ~usual regularity and the train sy is unaffected. Pds suffering, is said that the bly the cables are it as New York offices are the most MrOngl_\“ organized, not affacted by the strike. That the trouble so far has been a failure is proved by the plans for fur- ther action that are bemg dis- cussed. It is proposed to call out operators lines—that brokers’ optrators and so forth—and operators’ have not to handle commercial with the further probability will e. These acts on the pgat of wnion leaders are a confessiongof the field afa back up fhe statements made by the gombpany that thefr busin % ng seriously hampereds Vgeyh Aheupdemised walkout @f otlfr’ tele egr m‘w‘F\ will prove any more serious tn##* the one mnow will ey next that but the general public is now on leased is, railroad Deen in- structed telegrams, that they be called out on com- plete stri commercial failure in officials effective It il pe a complete tie-up by wht, but id hat commercial lines would They proved weelk. is stated ‘th Snton {thi be Serio0sly Was s early crippled by today seemingly -have not been. LABOR TROUBLE : CaAlamity were [opportunity “I told Yesterday, when about half a hundred IN THIS CITY. howlers given' an to s yvou so' local factory went out New predicted for [ empigyes of : on sthike. 1 Britain have been freely sor troubles in some time owing to the general spirit about the country, and the that there has not diffic Corbi of unrest surprise L Peen greater The strike Npracticalty Iders, decided 8 ‘molder's ven to striking because of the nature work. Hot combination that and sees a has heen ity before this. at amounts nothing Only a few to quit, and did so. g trade is particularly [ {@f the member Land molding is a weather is ely he g eftti6f summer “out of these tradesmen | ‘or anether. part.cu!ac demands to make, but ju * quit to*et cool. ")‘fi“m ¥ owners and % reticent concerning fulties with the ‘.Pa#ef men with scant courtesy Strikers themselve Rhave not trying to men isnally walk- in one factory They usually have no officials are their diffi- men, treatin in this instance, and a heen complain have sought no publicity. I ¥ strike at, quietly Jbeen no cr n tor wa aulet and no force s even hinted the strikers disbursing and going to the There owd ev e cust and t on talking on Tt bimen standin the v not iehis strike it i nc ble it Ldeal of conf P anorer to be is apparent that and of furth that trou vanne hich is conducted Gdence and his relation to outside movemen f a simil gdomina ind usuall £ FISHING Itisa w Ethat a {8 6i<n there is FOR suck when it comes to biting ¥ mors hook ‘herefose. is [ otiain /of the term “sucker: japplied to the get-rich- viim s the t ENevertheless, el hang a it hard to trace the as of the human sucke little ho in le humanity. st _garnest nibbler to | sreat itain | men | | owest i | arguments, | of rapidly in these.days of cheap money. Many a good living is made from the person little a desire to with a small income, knowledge of business and | Even | hard particularly immediately. find become affluent of business men it from propositions the b to refrain biting at attractive promising returns, as has»h((‘\\. the%es The not quick and large inventories of ates proved by e ine practically that show several shares of sto® of “no value.” in deceased I men. is none does saving rule during The forced the s the Liberty Boffds that have taken place, | large purchas of | have brought about a harvest for the promoter of useless Many people who never before saved | find themselves posse propositions. any money hundred dollars’ worth The calculates that hu’ of a few Liberty. Bonds. interest looks small, the owner convert them into something | will that holding fine may which bring bigger returns, decides there is patriotic | reasog for furnishes no them any longer, and ground for the suave salesman of false securities who is perfectly willing to exchange prom- ises and niggly printed certificates for United bonds. This been dowme well. in oil are tempting ites he has and doing the 0Oil stocks Fortunes sucker-public ar e fine for the He need have only just now. promoter, also. A of and shadowy interest few zround in a acres in the Southwest Tt known that enormous fortunes barren a smart tongue to get by. is well from small starts have been made when oil was struck, and the investor is, usually willing to take a chance In cases out of ten chance at all. the bonds. nine he does not take a He delivers the money or The satesman takes foul of the —but years the chance—that of :‘unnm‘.33 Postal doing Federal regulatior that thinks he is immune. he has been for The act .'tr illegitimate moters have redently bhden subj to a thorough investigation by and pro- | cted Feder: owing to the known fact,that Liberty Bonds were agents, being trafficked in a great deal more than was warranted. ‘An in amusing instance York dne was uncovered New tha dollars recently when it was found woman was receiviny fifteen for each prospect that reported to headquarter the vestigations she Know- ing the prosyacts, agents found the rest easy. In already | made have proved that the govern- | all that bondholders ment means to do is possible to save the selves from The is that them- of in the future. shame the whole matter it 9s no knowl- nece to do so. have at comparative st sary 1f you edge of w vou are buyving from a nger, hang onto your bonds, no matter how good his proms: ises sound, is good advice for all REPLY TO THE GERMANS, the ance a Tt now appears that the German remonstr the reply to the gains terms of peace ftreaty will ready and forwarded to the Boche by Saturday night, with five days given as the maximum allowance for agree- ment, refusal to further or sign, without After remains any controversy. extended the treaty prac- tically as written at first. i will, The addenda to the document—or the reply to the German the remon- nce—is to take form of further explanations of the original treaty and will o the Ge man government that it is not as badiy be to prove treated the The throt by terms as it imagines Silesian situation will he settled a plebiscite, the amount of indemnity will be fixed very soon. and Germany will he allowed to enter the of Nations as soon as br intent Teague she ready to “behave n this covers the reply The of tI of the treaty will thoroughly explained and ihe Ger- mans shown that they placed the | wrong interpretation on some of them in the new reply. The Al according to predictions will diselaim any intention of crushing or enslaving Germany through the terms of the peace treaty. ey will me grecing with the insur th sTe will not world be in a position to upset the | mil action The army occupation will be made smaller | i ) - any | in wnd It was vithdrawn when the time comes. natural that Germany should | she could to sect modifica- terms she sure fc ove 100 mu Germans saw that Hine o nizan 0. Now she ! plgnes WISE, SMITH# co,, | GOOD NEWS INDEED Is Thls Sa,tu;éay Sale of Summer DAINTY SUMMER FIGURED COTTON VOIL Includi terial a nun SMART SUMMER DRI “DAR €Ot SATU A d low p voile with a canno dressc CHARMING DRESS FIGURER VOILE AT The this s modis the sumlice "ON DR ing a has a of very the small most B fisure 1her K GROUND” VOILE RDAY raped skirt model at th rice'is developed in & taur lavender t fail to please d womam. SURPLICE 3 OI' FINE QUALITY FIGURED the smart RDAY loy tylish 1y dr side voile na the ished i poingted far ol re-fi panels ¢ enc SSES OF SES OF $8.98 i e figuré which 1y $10.98 dress are of a rash Dresses of equwl ¢harm and work- manship will severa stores. STYLISH SILiS found more e 1 dollars priced at ON SALE SATURDAY indiv DELIGHTFUL B materia while to the AFTE WITH SATU E. becom narrow the cu sellont the prf RNOON h one a iduality and new and most cach dress ARE eturned to fashion's dictat 11 which hown' in sever the different styles are material. DRI GEORGETTF IAY S specially” atiractive ing dresses which plaited Muffles of iffs and collar, quality, much fce dlsewhere. S OF STE SLEEVES in nav feature affeta, ‘he mat better THE IFROCKS OF WORSTI® CHALLIS—SAT. AT iy than at other es al very ATTRACTIVE L PRETTY — SATURDAY Russian blouse model with white voile placed desirable colors for close 1o, INON SPECIAL and in A black Alpine aind tan SUMMicR FIGURED VOILE SPECIAL summer tie and Cuff: t - The ma- her and shown in ear. is EMBROIDERED SUIT-DRESSES FOR SATURDAY DRESSES SATURDAY that The it patterns found zette dres the in very season. AFTERNOON DRESSES desirable mode an extraordinary not tasteful patterns adapted TAFFETA $25.00 y I a whic erials or long h re are T al used will thesn with trims are of find mic value $19.98 this modish particularly box coated organdie vestee silk blue, ronr material of looks expensiv, newest w at model with tucked and Dutch collar tie, we offer these wild rose, white or $16.98 such fine quality rgette, the >mble those figured Geo while the modals produced like Geo N $16.98 which mak for this n two of any one medel Saturday’s low price. hore FASHIONABLE FROCKS OF SATIN AND GEORGETTF SATURDAY One needs silk AFTERNOON AND STREET dresses and none one of these as well as are more satin dresses ical and in ecither wash pri dresses for the summer ble than blue or black EXQUISITE GEORGETTI WITH MUCH NA SATURDAY So daint that any woman featurir 1 novel blouse DRESSES TRIMMED TROW RIBBON $35 OO dressy frocks one— Russian ) useful are these will be delighted to handkerchief sleeve own and & STYLUISH SKIRTS OF WASHABLE Thes waist tabs a WHIT “SURE A el is extr hest. cabinet wi theref hole has b ave been kes bu affix a vill and sig ten more days tomorrow, by the nineteenth Announc in away in week jous pres n toned stavt b FACTS 1F mutton helow Cana to oun to zet a Liberty B So far a | Rhenish a conc effor mtil dentify must s een stat from ¢ th certain CGermany would not agrea unless m changes were made in the t ord government reaty Zone on | to that effect " argument 1 circles over the terms ill follow. Whether the note makes material changes in not is perfectly o saml side. Probably the German [ ship.—Wheeling have decen WHITY IDINT s are and GABL stylish ski line, wide helt nd buttons made novel . WASHABLE * SATIN" SKIR new matcrial, *§ nd will commenda i emely attractive a clf 1d 1o the n does and ore. decide agree to sign. A loop- cen left in the threats that made not to agree and it an advan n of very e: of a day Peace Tal th t baby™ 1t part nature. b1y m howling If the repl the should to its for several is presented child be cured of June. the that British wouid ements New tray oundiand sot flights the stir same effect atlantic not causecd that c to We the oc- are used to waiting for refore hec interc ANU TANCIES oming Aus cents a ralian pound da sell pr can at import 10 here seems i way op without W rect pawni nd Journal. can he overed public a theor Tition sounded ade gfidlad to locate it CUnion ne's mind 1rnal ome 2 government fa vn coupons mer Intelligéncer. Swith full poc $7.98 \hich slit you tailoring HE THAT From out, And And ther 1 A uat find a hermit T t alone $3.98 washa he model the 0 vd come the side, noble nd ion tre | Secludes o n Can hea K Turks, hiny ne vou mong rowds as Jisiy zone own f lone! A throu strang menmo other ALONE WOULD BE. would dwellin ands abide weary rmenians SPORT SKIRTS O WHITE CORDUROY Not narrow for sport w lity white corduroy. trimmed withy large $5.98 skirts are helt and button $9.98 these s which hutton belt j 1y arrang over v the pearl too the ide of pocke zood q HANDSOME SATUN STI Dressy trimm wide red waist WHITE SKIRTS OF PE SILK POPLIN and v useful arve d with crochet indeed styli 1a and i line, the sed very a ICATED. SCOUT ¢ \\H ATGN. [ commu | : 3OY be, let him arise President A. F. Corbin Secks Support of Al ant coun in Drive, in oA city To All 1 This is tion-wide campai ed to s N iends of Scouts el A being the Foy dwel W “Hoy S 1 is 1.000,000 cond ite men Britain's quot: fo of mankind" W ou i autho dollar membersh thus received to the nati United to solicit All money support goes of onal organization the thi utors to New not national Britain expected membg hari to eak for fall, th n the campaign F. Scout the heart they the interest 1t share o may do their CORBIN Pre New ain Council B John € (New Yo enator Spooncer. W from A Dlest life 1en the man senate in behind has never first n o hee wallk D 1885 which the remarka the SRR o drifting, qualities clearness and sharpne umon his sion, the the un- ning and un to short term intern imperfect gifts and fimnce or international law en lik W. Aldric presented but a popular the appreciation in a sense general labors Specialists in nomiecs or John Sherman K. 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SATURDAY §22.50 PRICED TO $39.50 S RIMMINGS n and Trimmed MATERIALS Men's Wear Gaberdine Siivertone Poplins N Serge 1 id Plain Silk Linings MMER Dre DRESSES, at an un- NEW St offering of fi of f $5.98 © $19.50 Special ACH %1 e e The designs and OgHER SUMM DRI SES season's newe el ine ality KNIT UNDERWEAR. "% 69¢c, $1, $1.50 © $1.95 o 69c, 85¢, 98¢ 59¢ © 89c Jeeveless, UNTION SUITS MEN TUNION SUITS CHILDREN UNION SUTIT WOMEN FOR Sillkk Lisle knec women hand eroc tops. band tops and SEPARATE GARMEN T s E s Bloomers and Bbdices exceptional | | o] AT OUR Rug 1 ARER FLOOR Fte ( RAFT SATURDAY. Draperie LACES. 49¢ “ 79c $2. 98 " $5 98 o ACE" th 69¢ MARQUISETTE. MADRAS, large sele f LUGGAGY BAC BY THE YARD Yard CURTAINS ASK TO SEE itiful “NUL, up into beau iraperic SCRIMS, TONN SILKOLINES. ho FLOOR tion to beau the DEPT. THIRD TRUNKS, SUITCASES— r hand HAMMOCKS St AT COUCH 8 AND $14.98 RATE STANDARI $5. 50 $4. 5 WOVEN HAMMOCKS builder, 1c most usc Mr. Piatt amendment His was oint f1 me Au- with a fashioned it of rs the nt 1tte namc amendment med after written to that M mport ant enough fore the popul of have of ected Tow not how m e atutes, DOWN WITH 00,000 BOLSHEVISM 1 With line ton to make and commanding by He law Taw a thi of the itselt I G 2 He well a time. was men omen one tion itaneou ommen the whe isprudence. le svstem END Otherwise STRIKE, so-called 1 the first undou I reform is no compliment to a that M the noner. figure in edly have senate. been wot lieved | tution on, and M stitut no of the craze t6 change the sumed tOMOrrow. constitu- vyer not acts the senator? or8 ens