New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1919, Page 3

LEAVES R. & E. CO AFTER 32 YEARS | 'HOVEY’S GOLFING IS V Boston Store e GERMAN DELEGATES 7 FEATURE AT LINKS| (Continued from First Page) Robert R. Leeds and Presented With Gold Watch, CORSETS Muslin and Silk UNDERWEAR/.¢ right Corset improve appearance Chain and Pe Sautter, Greenwich, who has been a beat Clark Wilcox, Weatogue, manufacturing Seventh Sixteen. has resigned his position with the con- Shuttle Meadow, Leeds will to take over d Seymour, Hartford, beat A. . Shuttle Meadow, 8 in and let faithful | N8 the oppoesite end of the apartment a dinner w ¢ of his years service with the concern, tendered to Mr. win manufacturing company Heublein's hotel, can he found here: THOMSON o yine Hamilton ROYAL WORC d Beaten Eight. Spargo, Wea Shuttle Meadow and without nd hook fronts. UNDERWE. Ladies and as toastm guests were present Among the Naugatuck ‘Two-Ball Foursome. Jackson and W. F. Whitmore, Tace and and button, arutz, W. W JOPE CHEMI Some new Race and V Highland, 48—47—95 5. Winfield Par- Shuttle Meadow 3 medallion trimmed. $1.00 and . Hart and A. R. CAMISOLES. During the evening, a and gold pencil given to Mr. the Russell him with a solid silver service beautifully | ~dlework, 3ll | lace and ne . Lockwood and Frank E. Sands, 59¢ and morc. NDERGARME trimmed in The employes of hutitle Meadow en, 50—54— | Howard Alcorn, beautiful novelties in white and flesh | 104. silk and wash | Envelope Chemise, | $1.25 to $ CRES we carry all (l“,, H. and W., From 39¢ up. Tour-Ball Foursome. redennick Crepe de chine, DEATHS A]\'D FUNERALS- . Gowns, ete. IN BRASSI best makes in all sizes. W. B., Shapely, etc. Tents Blown 1)’)\\n During the driving , the tents et the grounds and winds amuel Birdwin Leonard, " home at C She was the daughter Laura Colvin, She is survived Everett P. Leona and two daughte and Mrs. C. A. Leavitt of Chattanooga, died June anooga, Tenn. s and caddi No one wa caught under , who is in France, TRAUT RE-APPOINTED. Mayor Quigley Makes Appointment to City Plan Commission. PULLAR & NIVEN y Joscph ¥\, & re-appointed Frank L. of the city plan appointment r. Traut's present term as a member with | three years. ides his parents expires on July Thomas Grant of Hartford, Frederick 1 and Olivia and survive him George M. Agnes of this RUISES—CUT. S Cleanse thoroughly— inflammation by cold wet compres- ses—apply VICKS VAPORUBS ” Brooks, chairman are ex-officio mem- commission. committee, bers of the PRESIDENT GLAD TO RETURN HOME Joseph’s church ment will Clifford O’Bricn. Tuneral services for Clifford O’Brien the 11 year Michael O’Brien will be held 1:30 ‘from the home & the Erwin S. Anderson will be in charge of the service, and burial will be in the Falrview cemetery. his parent Market street, afternoon On Eve of Departure He Voices Ap- preciation of Many Courtesies ended to Him. survived by June 28.—President Margaret, and a departure W PLEASURE CARS IRVING JESTER 18 MAIN ST. France made statement: Daniel Dehan, Daniel Dehan, a ity was buried in Boston yester- v afternoon. an automobile accident, knocked down by a car and sustained a fractured skull causing death. deceased was a son of James Dehan and leaves a wife and three children. 5 - his father and v the eventful months I have of conferences He was the victim of hard work numerable friendship which have made me feel { how genuine the sentiments of France the people of America, v fortunate I have been to be representative of our people nation which kindness with much charm and so much open mani- festation of what is in its heart. DON'T FORGET DIONNES local and long distance moving and trucking. Pianos and parties at rea- sonable prices. 32 and 382. New Britain. DENISON GARAGE 4%0 MAIN STREET generosity are towards He is also, Also storage. 4 midst of a Joseph Dehan, John Ryan of B Viola Fyler. Vlola I‘\I(‘r dm(l al her home prospects of joining my own countrs men again, T leave France with gen- i deep sympathy lingering illne of the graduating c ass of 1.’\18, N. The funeral will be held at the Congregational Monday afternoon at 2 HAS FRACTURED SKULL of Motorcycle confirmed, thought enlarged privilege of association public men, E affectionate friendship grateful for unstinted Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night more than Storage, Supplies and Repairing. MANRDSS AUTE CD, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. 139 Arch St. baily Fréigfit and Express Service NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK and profoundly which have made me feel wel- Young Woman Victim France (:Odepof‘r] as well as good-bye Accident Is In Critical Condition in and of expressing once more my abid- rost and entire confidence in | the New Haven Hospital. The condition of Miss Stella Ochef- 89 FATAL ACCIDENTS During Past Six Months Auto Trage- Phone 2227 motorcycle ac near New Haven, been confined to the New Hav , was reported th , and the police were tify the parents of the gi , the name of thd young wom- was given Thursday marning ident Wednesday sked to no- dies Have Been Numerous—Steady NEW BRITAIN, Increase Is Shown. 28.—During were 89 fatal )fl;s Ochefska left thi; v evening with riding in the side city Wednes- Krystofik, ar of a motorcycle DISTANCE AND TRUCKING. OR HOUR. six months ther automobile acci more than - the first six months of 1918. This is accounted for automobiling was more in the winter of 1919 than was during the previous winter owing There has increase in the num- TRUCKS BY THE A. H. HARRIS a Johnson. near the side of the r at about mid- found uncons road at Potter’ night and were taken ta the N ven hospital skull was tofik's condition is not a the accident occurred still was found that FFOR SALIL : 7-room cotta . 22 Cottage 107,150 veh this num- As vet the parents of Mi have not visited her at the hospital. others just first class re- REAUTY TRANSFERS, The following realty transfers were | of operators H. N. LOCKWOOD, the state is"102,150. INSURANC Room 107 on Whiting i’IM delive;); Valrld heav, N. Zuckel SUZIO GETS CONTRACT Largest Contract Fver Given By State trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six,: Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE S’DATION A. M. Paonessa Prop ain to Robert N. Poteet, I Macadam at a GRGELTI Lincoln street, FIRECRACKER CAUSE firecracker largest sin- Connecticut Karbonick | department > state highway construction Vulcanized naunced by Construction discovered The highway Preston, Ledyard, Some Cars, extinguish jn uzrouxh. Box 47, 401 West Maoin St 'NO FORMALITY FOR | cmY | tour of the south, Miss Bridget | | (Continued from First Page) | Island is visiting ) 5 HARTFORD city. A marriage licel§ remained in their places. however, S . > j for the entry of the Germans. | ed to Louis Sny Birin o S oo ey {and Miss Hildur ul ress e The setting of the Hall of Mirrors— | 26 West Pearl stn y a long, n allery, 240 feet from | Mrs. Catherine { ena to ena ahed ol is visiting with her £ ¥ | Leghorn of Stanley 8 ZEPRUR AN street, left today fos t veflected from | (14, <he will spend ' mateh the almost s s ; TO STYLI, formn- | y s there will B BSUITS of Se the months % J adorned with rich br fthe mirroy s By or¢ wlin driils durin QUALITY AND PRIQ e, Tricotine and other | inintemrupied array of window S gave a tone of impressive state | august 9 r colors—all greatly reduced and no Russell | Which would otherwise have been Miss Genevieve Ryan df the € rather *king in the assemblage ticut Business college has takK@ - ! delegates. wio were clad as for or position with the Actna Life B 0 5}25 00 QBS 00 U | Pary gatinerings frock coats & ance company of Hartford and p cutawa begin her duties Monday. 4 grnd(\ materia 1 work all size Scventy-two Ch Around Table. | Axel Carlson of .Main street Cop= B suit. Seventy-two chairs for the plenipo- | plained to the police last night thaf a A | tentiavies were drawn up around| gold awatch and chain had been taken s of the table, which formed | from hiz room vesterday. The wetch | e for fully 80 feet in | is @ \Waltham, and a valuable one.f on its long side. A chair for Five special s conveyed the, pu- | M. Clemenceau, president of the peace | Pils of the Trinity Methodist |and | conference, was piaced {he center | South Congregational church Sunday | ) SEithe o e M_.“‘g ‘:“m, \\nm:‘h, <chools to Lake Compounce today for | [ Oxford, Oid Blue, Rookie,'Nay Rose and othe colors. - Lates| with thosc for President Wilson and ! their annual ouiing | skirts; newest cc > the ( on Premier Llovd Georze on the right! Merritt Humason severed his con- | B Choi® at »tions with the Corbin Screw cor- 5 hy ., Best Stock of White Skirts lied delegations were arranged in the | Doration today : | same order as when the terms were William Brown, stationed for the SHOWING UP-TO-THE-MINUTE IDEAS AND ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES presented fo {he Germans,.. but the | DAast two years on the border with a Wi e SKkir 1 W b 1¢ w three si New Jersey Suits HE JORD IN SUMMER PPASHIONS Suits suitable for vacation " mobiling In great dem an open rec leng os 10re, mountains, autg 1d. Choice lot of latest styles, Heathe: and left hand, respectively. The al- h Mo i cavalry division of the regular army facing their accusers, were seats at the side of the table neare: 1an delegates is in the city on a furlough Seam Don’t you nced a n Thomas Clerkin is on a DellentrancelwhichitculicondRtael| fuslogshiatii= Snome oaSb B stracty e ['\l‘;“‘fl‘l‘ PtaUE SKIRTS with no oc " after all of the others were sca = = Z = S Sutton u‘ a « elts it | s ti u\ Lt This arrangement would permit | FLOWERY PROTEST buttons vide cnouzh for o exir « o them to leav ter the s iture of the treaty Defore the allied dele AGAINST DRY LAW AN tion no: waiting for the semi-stato procession of allied delegates through the long suites of the chateau apart- | Monday is “Daisy Day —Those “"“"'_MUSICALE GIVEN BY i fi‘w CIT Q ES :vx;‘;::“ ,‘xm‘m ‘.‘|:]‘<;\lv r;‘?]n\\‘“.\ hn;“h”\yg ing Flowers Will Be Appealing ST. MARY’S PUPILS EN,E:I Y [BLE‘[E[ T Ver es fo ins before returning For to Par Lol returning “or Repeal of Prohibition. R n l A box of old-fashioned goose auills, If you walk in to quench your = = s thir sharpencd by the expert pen-pointer (1St for a last time on Monday, and | Program Was Carricd Out This After- of the French foreign office, was LNNK of the days that were and the 1 3 - A5 Qays the re o >, don’t be sur- noon in T. \. B, Hall Before (Continued f(1om . placediuponteachforhin SRLR Tactian1a e syl thatharel ofconie Rd onjt e [SHL | nanL Lt prised if the bartender hands you a 2 for the use of those delegate who 1| . Audicnce, BT to wear them, not in jubilation, but in Beforel antandiencellof tabout e 00n 1c peace” which had heen Two lavge chairs of homor were | Protestation.” In explaining the wine = 0 =0 5o B L8 Lo SO talking definite form during ¢ Placedlin the Fail & T g e clerk will inform you that daisies are | i ¥ nonths of the Paris conference | r¢ Hall of Mirrors for the | {5 be worn on Monday as a flowery | Sented a musicale this afternoon in »d within the enclosure resen | President of the French senate and | protest inst nationnl prohibition, |the Y. M. T. A, B. societ 11 with delegites and high onbil [ chamber of deputies Additional | yecord to A. T2. Monsees, president ! Humphrey Muldowney, “Thomas J the conferenc s the visible sign rows of benches cove with tapes- of the liquor men’s association, | McCabe, and Frank Salisky, violin- | 1] sle in bringing into being aM try were anged marshals At a recent meeting of the associa- | IStS sting A number of grad- and generals of the guests of | tion opposed to national prohibition, | lates in the cla of 1919 took part from them sat their ca honor at the signing. ! a resolution was adopted to ask every ! in the exercises as well as pupils of mande n- ef, Marshal Foch. = i | retail liquor dealer to supply his pa- | the lower grades, trons with daisies. .\ similar request bro n = = e ation of I r, hotel and restaurant :'\m" . X )‘ horus e . associations throughout the country. i"\“‘ ¢ omer Bartlett D S g Waterbury: SteiliclMay BeiSctiled oo o2 0t 08 8 LIEORS SN (LEC e intE ! Helen Lonz, Kathleen Riley GIVEN OVATIO day—Strikers Have Lost $200,000 in | observe the day of protest by w | Down the Rapic aurence mise Cleffiencenu, Presitl Wag | one sy or if perchance, the = Catherine 2 1d Premier Lloyd Geor Waterbury, June 28— Watarbur's | 56X would like to have a vote, to car- L'd‘v""” Dawn . Crammond | o eraed from the palace, the grg industrial strike which affected a score | IV & bouquet of daisies, [ Heanaianch Dailanelal o meatharadifoutsice SayApLs 3 of plants and threw over 6,000 persons | 'he purpose of having the people ‘ I2liktin e gl e OV Dellafield 40 cordon of troops, chering madl out of work, will probably be settled | Wear- daisies on Monday is to arouse | B csslogeananop gLz Bl The three statesmen were Swe late this afternoon at a mass meeting | PUDlic sentiment azainst national pro- | Triomphacle ........ ERIUREE el ing thousands, Ma! of the sirikers to he held on Alder | hibition. | Marion Behoyd, Huzel MoNamara, | soidiers broke ranks and joined (i street. Lancaster P. Clark, the may- | SSEIy S | g Catherine Brophy s G ation 31 bocmed & o mediator will address the strik- | OUTING COMMITTEES NAMED. | Fountaine .. Lpe POIM o\ fying airplanes scemed to fill il ors, telling them that the manufac- | T e Depret X turers have granted all the conces- | Raphacl is Made General | ‘I”‘I'! So e R The German de s lett Ao sions they are going to grant, and ap- | Chairman—Plans Are Under Way. ‘ RODELCE A0 LT R SR first, 11 Alied 1 esentatd Sclections o = maini n their seats. Those Wi Catherine Kenny et mbled in the hall then wei pealing to them to make this peace Lou Raphael has been named | day for the strikers and manufactur- | chairm Ain of the committee to ar- ersleskwell ERroriaiemany Kanalind e e e o e e T A e M o DVanes for o see the fountains DIAYES Allies. At a conferenice yesierduy | outing to Momauguin on July 9, and | geleotin e 3 Premiers Clemer _and with Mr. Clark the strikers’ commit- | the new chairman has chosen the | NTarled A ehg Geo Presider Wi tee said the men wanted to go back to | following sub-committees: Dinner and | Ly Grace ; Bohm ' PhO! sosalli Srion e Work and that the ommittee intend- | junch, band, posters, publicity and| John Markefkn, Morris Lipma Atteni 2 i ed to report them that a continuance | tickets, Louis Raphael and Leon A.|Selection § . lied leader y Allee s of the strike would be futile. During ' gprague e eammeliee, G e AN Bonny utomc crg Hov | the strike which lasted almost two | [ oomj : W. Lockett, H. L. Mills, | lash | Mareh ) Fullon checriag ([ s L ted that emploves | william Cowlishaw, A. 4. Mills, | Marian Scheyd, Cuth~rine Groph baye lost over $200,6C0 ‘1 wages while | 7oseph R. Andrew 9. Lanszc ticket committee, [ Rank and File Op. 2 LhoFiossRtoRIn R aRnulaty Dyson, Howard Wilson, A. N Robert Hallci Humphrey Mul- is also | o great. | | Rutherford, M. Johnson, S. P. Strople, | downey, Violinists. S e J. J. Wilkins, Charles Gillin, Peter | Over the W Ito SISl WAGES INCREASED | Crona, William Crowell, B. N. Hum- | Mary Me omas J. McCab phrey, J..F. Atwater, and P. Mc- | The Angels' Dream Orem S | ! — i Anliffe athletic sports, Warren Cathe Grace 2y > New Schedules in Meriden Factories | Slater, Jack Rourke and Arthur N A Voice Ts Callinz .. L ' : Announced as Voluntary on Pavt |7 : S bl German : The committce will mect Monday | In Flower Land e G of Manufacturers. | afternoon to complete Angements ie IKalmanowit phin =t o Meriden, June 28.—Notices were | for the event Cavetine : ; posted in most of the manufacturing ST y Humphrey Muldowney = | plants here today and especially in SCOUT ovap. | The Spanish Dances ) : the several factories of the Interna- — M pponnygCathaiing ! 00 tional Silver Co., to the effect that| Boys Leave Today For Keemoshabee | Selections, > Bonen following a brief July 4 vacation, the ! Under Direction of Scoutmaster. Bl ey 50 hour week will be adopted as a The first group of Boy outs to s of wages. The plants will run | leave this city for Camp Keemoshabee hours a week owing to demand ' was scheduled to st this afternoon for goods, and overtime will be paid | under the supervision of Scoutmaster from 5 p. m. each day. Tt is estimated | F. E. Johnson and will be at the camp that employes will receive an addi- | until one week from today, July 5. tional ten per cent. | The boys will be under military ruling The change is made voluntarily | while at th> camp and the directo Selections, i n Helen Long v d r Herioque nphrey Muldowney, T Cabe, FFrank salisky, v DIRECTORS AR NAMED. Playground Supervisors Will Take Up and the reasons given are that manu- | Will sec that the objects of the week's | : facturers desire to aid employi outing—the improving of the mental | Work s Next Monday. meeting the cost of living and to n\-‘ and physical conditions of the boys— ! General Supervisor N ouris are accomplished 1 Camp Keemoshalbee is the gift to the | | FLASHING PEACE NEWS | Sidinson Drue companc: ani wos S | duce skilled workmen to come here. meement of the dirse- play- the summer months 15 made ann tors and directresses for t rounds durin s follows: Bartlett, Miss Cox and Edward Marti Burritt, 1 A o Moz ale director to be appointed Special Circuit Between Versailles | -1","’,“ il i ; News of Great Event. ; and Joseph Kehoe: Smith Washington, June 28.—The s , A e e e i department issued this oflicial ate- | Armed Carranz Soldicrs Have | The playground season I“" OPeN - Ganger when not accompaniec ment on the special arrangements | Monday morning at 9 o’clock and will made for sending the news of the Stopped Drilling Work in Ame continue through the summer monthe | | LARING HOUSE REPORT gning of the peac paly te vash- | until August 30 5 B e peace trealy to Wash Owned Ol Ficlds. 1 i ) | New vork. Ju barn in to be d used last year vnder the name of been tolc he roomed witl Camp Heinzmann wurence Morse ¢ h street and e taken to this city toc local pol were asked a fc out for him 0 to be on the he had heen missir rom home and e G | Burns and Harry Ginsberg condition of cle “ “The first news of the signing of New York, June 28.—The nation- FACTORY PAYS BONUS | {rust companies | the greatest of all peace pacts was | a] association for protection of Amer- | — = t they hold $64 ‘S:::Aw_? \‘r;;’ g lo'\”cm‘l ‘\:““‘“ (""l’" ican rights in Mexico has reccived | pen per Cent. Premium Paid by c:cess of legal requirements | a s sovernment circuit be- | information from private sources in | Z R s n iner of $33,668,600 from {tween Versailles and = Washington. | Mexico that the Mexican government Bcrew Corporaiion Today weok =) ](;\”s:\x:;;\ ':‘ev:»"nf;\‘I;nruw:’v\u]lvh; xt 100 has sent troops to stop the xrlrxl‘!mu of aployes of the Corbin Screw cor- | - e cean cable and land tele- | el rtic ) eig i . ™ ; : nd lanc wells on the propert o OISBM | poration office force including the "'“” RED TO RETURN. sraph, set up for almost instantane- | countries in the oil fields. The drilling rry clerk force were en ten Berlin, June (By Associated cent bonus with their pay this Press.)—All striking railroad em-= noon. The bonus dates back six ployves today were ordetred to resume months and ne as a surpr to . work not later than Saturday by Gus- most of the force as no announcement | tay Noske, minister gf defense. had been made by the officials of tha _ - - factory concerning the payment of PEOPLE'S OCHURCH. such a premium. | People’s Church of Christ, Court St | | ous transmission, came to the depart- | work of the two American companies ment this first outline of the pro- | have alrcady been stopped by armed | ceedings of the day with London, | soldiers of the Carranza government Newfoundlund and New York the only [ who surrounded the wells and com- points on the long etch of line. | pelled the American drillers to stop “This special service direct to the | work the advices say. from the chateau at Ver. The United States protested against sailles was arranged at the instance of | {he confiscation of oil lands by the the Ame to the eace Mexican government in April, 1918 . % R Y conference and carried out HH'I«’"\' the | the statement of the association goes MBXAS HORISUBERAGE, 10 morning worship; 12:15, Sun- direction of the acting secretary of | on to say and Great Britain, 'rance Austin, x., June The Tex day school; 6:00, Young People's state, Mr. I'rank L. Polk, who has|and Holland joined in the protest [ legislature today ratified the federal | service; 7:00, evening service. Church just been confirmed as the under- | against confiscation of oil fields owned | constitutional amendment granting | prayar meeting Thufsday evening at lsecl‘etary of state, by their nationals. suifrage to women. 7:45, 1 o A e Iev. R. C. Steinhoff, pastor. Sunda ican missio b