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New Britain ed. I HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Preprietors. sued daily (Sunday cxcepted) at 4:15 p. m, at_Herald Building, 67 Church St $5.00 a Year $2.00 Three Months. 76¢ a Month. New Britaln Matter. ntered at the Post s Second Class Offce at Mail TELEPHONE Office ..... Rooms CALLS Bustne s Editorial The advertising medfum 1In ulation books and press open to advertisers. the room profitabl v. Cir always Member of the Associated Fress. 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 herein. The TRAVFIC that THE is PROBLEM. the under It reported Common will soon take advise- ment the Council passing of an ordinance to prohibit parking cars on to the west of Central Park length of time whatever. The auto- mobilist will not be able to leave buildings on if this Main street for any his machine anywhere near the west side of Main tordinance is passed. It is obvious to everyone that there act that will remedy the conditions \that obtain on the streets of the city ®t present. In the particular section to the the there is jususMy a knot of traffic that is hard lto untangle. When a the trolley car attempt to pass there is Alittle room in the open street. When lcars are parked at the side of the street is ‘need of some west of igreen car and is to pass and blocked. A street there ‘traffic quickly becomes non-parking ordinance will help to |relieve the situation. But it works & hardship upon the merohant there- abouts and upon the wishes to trade in near-by stores. The Herald believes that it to make a ‘“one-way street” This move advocated several years ago. The need for it is greater day. It gill relieve traffic to a great ex- terl and at the same time allow park- ing it plained affic, no room person who is time of Main street. was now and growing every The has been ex- | all the plan, as before, is this: Require to keep north-bound, to the of the park; of use and to east bound traffic to the west Allow the vehicle to the street for travel and ver park at the right- zing with traffic. Thus to stop at the Main and able ge of he park street on to the driver could of a 1iion car %0 parked car on the left or trolley car with an auto coming fion. scheme such a solve. the Lol solicitude of in thus advocating for the weclfare the United States that his country become allied with ours. Ve put it far fronudisidea that Ger- he nower with many is to Menefited The did any true German to fe cuton decide align himselr country his own good Ohl, no! The T has been accustomed to raising others from the slough lack At s of illiteracy and of culture to his own high planc. least, that is what he would have belicve. Von Bernstorff: he the whose traitor ous pre-war Germany, actions were as instrumental in driving the United States into war as those of the Kaiser and the He right-about von Tirpitz—has seen light. has executed a mental and moral and wishes to henefactor | returniniz lick ! the hand of like his erstwhile an erring That United puppy to its owner. is, he wishes to delude the States info the impression he his ears. that has. we fall of German | However, believe that utterances will upon | deaf The cajolery diplomacy ing heard has lost much of its sooth- Bernstorff greater effect. Von will than much with ism be | skepti i any of the others. Too is known of him. We do not wish The child, We to play with fire again once burnt, fears the fire. have il 8l | no | | reason to fear the Count or any of | to hear | his words. on the pill thin, : The diplomat that Germany his ilk, but we have no desire The sugar coating is too of the present stafe: has the to agree with much to gain in We the | pre | e- | | sticking with United States. are inclined But we do tense of him not ‘want the Hun's that hf‘_.\h:\H gain to gv him what he deserves—irrespective « Bernstorfr The have advised friendship for reason We do not intend that too much and we arc willing ant | von and his honeved | might better the whole | There ring words. speaker Germany it stick to " play game and play with the world than to with us, would have bheen a greater of sincerity to his words. Tt thus climbir is possible that von Bernstorff, in g into is grooming hims the’ limelight, elf for a resumption | | of his duties a the | Ambassador He to United St is he ety ates trying to im- press upon us that will be willing to act with pro as a representa tive of the The fact forgotten new German zovernment. that past offenses : easily seems to be generally ignored hy the German. His the who'a i | { | | | | | policy during war and has | The Bernstorff to his old since been along this line. appoint- ment of von post would be the final act of psycholazical in a blundering career misgovernment and per- verted deduction He time on the n the | part of Germany Tt i unknown would not he welcome here. that a new and hitherto diplomat sent to us. The old order is too well known. THIE R-31 COMPLETES HER TR, The final chapter in the log of the | chronicled England the which a round trip from to United States, Pul- | the the | her | leit yas written yesterday The first went airship n t morning at m. aerial circuit over an into history when was warped into had | vassage The McMillan, Store Inc. “ALWAYS RELIABLE"” The Store That Closes Mondays at Six. JULY SALE OF BLANKETS This Sale priced offers much you an They loweu opportunity during Our prices on such grades of Blankets stock Sale to July next fall. R p up on than nkets. ailing " COTTON BLANKETS COT SIZI:—White and le Price ... SIZE—White Sale Price .. PULL SIZ Sale and July e White and July Pric Grey, Grey, (.lc‘. rades rar $2.25 rar $2.98 regular 98 and $4.50 grades Pair $3 49 "™ $3.98 vdes PART WOOL BLANKETS Large showing in White and Value §10.00 July Sale Price .. Value $12.00 SaleRPriccE Juitnn il ot Value $14.00 Sale Pri July “July Grey. rae $8.50 rar $10.00 rar $12.00 CRIB BLANKITS WHITE July Sale Price .. each 39C PLAID July Sale Price ..cach 69(: TEDDY BEAR July Sale Price ca. $ 1.00 Gamping Blankets $10.98 July Khaki Sale Price grade Heavy ea. ATUTO ROBF That can be used as Blankets or for Auto use. July Sale Prices $6.50 " $7.98 BATH ROBE BLAN With girdle complete them now and make for the Fall. Indian designs $3.98 " $4.98 K TS Buy them up BED COMFORTABLES Filled with Sanitary Selected Cottons Priced $3.50, $4.50, $5.98 At July Sale Price Savings, and $8.50 Fach Light dark coverings. COUCH THROWS Sale Prices Sale Irice July July .. LBach $3 98 EATHER BED PILLOWS Clean and Fresh At July Sale Prices . sanita shipment $3.50, $4.50 FACTS AND FANCIES. would £ make was on hard Munitions if plants could it Gazelte. it as usiness if we start war as 1 fo I Haverhill beace. d Johnson the not have Borah talk World. Kaiser Fliram him is fou zuilty, and New n why Ny York case to death? if th rain T ready ihe to 1 case looks to ¥'d have of Atlantic Manchester Union as issue of an air establishment that out The take a him in the enough to and put Herald. s stronz of a ought country enough job to to and man put be strong the Army Syracuse Army take out o him 1im in a joh Now rned has re- oh, ¥ the da New York e President resident—er, os- escape publicity. ) ling 4 ost. will whether he has heen biting off on Transcript on's ruminations now ne to hat S, scover he Be pita circulation the alleged few s chan in now to he pennics just s 55 and a But it ep the Teague e to of Nations anti-Wilson the league is the TUnit=1 ng the other B orld.—Touisville of o Bier of the Rrit- no fewer than SKome fa wsuits vhich nt of old e of which hear ori- we of the age.—8u ets will £ the now zaod ibitjon.— Spring- EED? mother .dear? an’t he queer! talk wild deardét child. No such thing! vay last spring.” Hie, vou dub! a golfing club pred the so he f to o, or him to he's comingghome, won't vou. okt ifing guys lool he “‘Stanley Worker.' s on't B club, bite of | STON XI, Bl PINGERNAILS HIGHLY POLISHED CONGI MU | Congressional have finger nails scintillating new ought Juster to if tool Nt into attained the number listed in the t rk of account FFort) a of manicure “stationery the accol of house is taken ght manicnre sots wera listed as stationery last year., out house, | tionery™ account | contingent fund | Miss Rank is of while paid of the the <lin ember of had could Neither for a lot boudoir risian i some numerous not have was she of type probably but she forty-eight sponsible the hous used sets solely re other stationery™ pufr. ver in e One Pra and e ory hox. a hair recorded Among of FEe sachets are various items ing « places. 31 dozens of other ° decks play avds A cost $72.10. His heste Ford “Elivver.” Herald) had stuc Ford and (AMan If Tlenry manufacture to the name his in men and he ability motor cars have been illustr But, like many wcquired great where and where s0 noteworthy meas iatever may efforts in would ous his- tory. have other who wealt the with it his which has into onspicuous have they will, fame. But futility powe gone fields is his fail- n tha in we, cloud his w a have end United made a business pla motor heen the hi to the in a the Sena that as war place States success o e. he certainly his automohile achievement the leader and in von a © in the only | car .indust ctor not hene world's hut equals as a publi with few in the history We recall i seeing. Madison show, some at the Square antomobile four- i vear's show Garden linder the sensation e Ford car to sell for $300 wa of that Up to not ent lungers” s. The that year the four-cvlinder car heen manufactured nd had to any “One-lungers' had fou S ‘two- heen the i the up around T car was he come on mariet, 22.000 that a hich would amoun produced to s It as hard to lindes nything $500 the car could be inventor had hit the popu- lar need and had developed an engine | prevailing | four- | WISE, SMITH & CO., Hartford SPECIAL NOTICE! ) Our Store Will Be Closed All Day Friday, July 18th When we, employees and firm. one and all will lay aside our business cares and jo IT'S OUR ANNUAL s side, hent STORE OUTING and BEFORE Agawam, on pleasure And WE ASK OUR PATRONS TO HELLD BY TRADING FRIDAY IMPORTANT--MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY PREINVENTORY DISPOSAL OF NTS DRESS GOODS, SILKS, WASH GOODS LINENS, COTTONS, ETC. AT COST AND LESS THAN COST WASH TAILORED DRESSES SUITS of to were Serviceahle 18 Dresses good quality gzingham, $2.75 d that were priced uj lits and 20, price $12.° $19.00 $24.00 $29.00 SUMMER SKIRTS ular $6.98 White Wast 1 of $4 49 Cotton Voile Dresses that There I'retty were pri of style - $6.50 e and $8.98 arc a number one desirable. that were Sale price i S sale price Iieduced from $11.98 and $12.98-—you will th' these dainty Dresses compre- $8 50 charmed w hensive assortment, SILK DRESSES $13.75 satin Reog fine Graceful Silk Dresses that were - t quality Canerdine the very ncwest yeiced up o $18.98. Sale price I} ' niodels. Sale price Dresses of taffeta and m $16. 75 ernoon Fashionable aline that were priced up to $3.08 Swag 1 $2 Jaid mater with pockets and .00. Sale price JERIGE ! g : $6.49 width sale price ot (00 RErrow Dresses which are suitable: for a These D of taffeta, Georgette Stylish or street ses are Georgette com- rgular §14.98 Skirts § 1 1 1 i | E combined ' $18.75{ " Lined with and with » blyge and black Sever satin. Were priced up to $27.50 he line effect marke ce. e if not to it, “tions ity - and public de Other effi- found run tate tran mand g man- Whether the show kable simpli the would ) remar Nt e in-and-out tle ¥ good ciency the 1 =ive Amer- down e il sal a profit, in the ag- ¥ About two- an flag and n it am f the RGN ‘egate, is not stated 8 thirds of the to the end Ma likely profitabl e milk-white ternat ~ and sold again anc not for th rag n o cars developed of had been yiinder power ure motor four- s ne fsm in increasing the turnover was it the car, But the publ m the fact ti Wa and installing nd mora elegant hodies ndicated b ingto 1 came out vear after iond quotations have o w changes and without:” narrowly some time past Not long as market ha all wdless luxurie als it addit vhich cha it ging on of the ne acterized its i the issues a low sm on 1 vote years was ridiculed, but kent eiary of the Treasur State of Connect Nha Tt work authority to make bonil sha to price, its daily has or every along rull doing e plu £ dollar assist best ing but much and givin va chases in sustaining cost ket these transactions vhale It many foday y ery iy = Branded the amo Ve to in Finance howevc would he a M. imposs 1 idea mmon of vvor than Corporation’s his wse obseryvs Vo does net have wo ago would that they outr of selling again in.order tn 1ehanga- Al conserve fo nds him Wa the othe its resources in liquid m sturdine: The Finance Corporation h 3 u sort curren compel £ mexpected ¢ o ailable opriation hol a ndance en cconomy and Natigns, of th recognition e from those who capita from the me It wis hope only the s afford = \ the practice of Not no langhed at them ional app ands vho higher priced i many once thou could Cong An instrument peoples to essent ems funds But common <uppl 1l il tratin a 1a government's IFor ing stries to he t and pro Ford f uns i S its experience zetting enom husiness fossional men ) to or their vo of finance—has bern that n he pet- to up ound ASSTANCe A feel sonal use short home. It to suffi no Jonger malkes a man cheap would be furnished | be scen in one o humble ient N mar cases. for he is d that he is need to advance the money ing common sense in getting goo‘l minimum has viee at the cost Henry make popular nd more ta and individna the blessings. FFord automohile than done far he useful any other Senator Brandegc has conf world its greatest he crrad upon one of on the Leaguc of ions . B s his letter 1o the for that band of thanking God that a men Stabilizing the Bonds. Sun ek pointing ou determined Journal) ik (Providence i t Providen e intibe S = W of Wan ght official on br atement an Tent on saving the count inance (o £ 1 intere nstitution h in the various Bonds. Up to porat ings disg fact that tha trading issies an us b shame President W ntiments interview sting open as heen rather g w choice of heavils Liberty May, ed senator’s Sunday FIRST FLIGHT BY A OVER ALPS HYDRO-AIRPLANE the end o so-called has peace treaty A hideous never votc hel f [ over 11 that probably somewhat re amount- The covenan and {he purchases had par value, had heen million whic Le: exec ague ions v mad ] b sol iive ade leaving some the first time By worth claim mdred hand this trading has had 4 zood effect ilizing the quota- freeges tions is apparently justi An or- is ganization with funds enough to trada in the honds on the scale evidently in a position to dollars on monstrosi T g A E a t 3 Taddiglh he that er until endl think n stab ock and aft even mote. T am not about is ed er g lon &nf e Rhine snd he a flew over the Lake Geneva. to he buncoed humanity, or any the is I lingo shown influence