New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1919, Page 6

ew Britai_x_l Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Proprietors. Jssued daily (Supday cxcepted) at 4:18 . m., at Herald Building, 67 Church St. 35.00 a Year. $2.00 Three Months. The a Month. Bntered at the Post Office at as Second Class Mail New Britain Matter. TELEPHONE CALLS Business Office N Editorial Rooms ofitable Cir always Tbe only the ¢ room advertising medlum- In ulation books and press open to advertisers, Member of Associated Press. ated T is exclusively entitlod ee. for republication of all news to it or not otherwise cregited paper and also local ngWs heretn, io the credited fn this ed The AGAIN. ' 5 have not received a grafifving | & '|ZH AT REST HOUS We response to the appeal foi funds to f° be ning which was publiehed in last Satni-? Herald. In fact, we ceiyed , yerylittle Tr Teaderg must agdin S 2 | ; ’Tixev«_uéralt‘is Bas enlisted?in an en- deavor - torfald (the- City. Miss ?guc«ing va, fatdihouse, Fnowh as terbegokié on the' road to!Canton {from UMionville,! The plieg'is a va- | @ cation howse'for New Britain’s | néedy, @ spot whare women and chi gen “figy be taken rr the day W Ifor a week or for af outing in the cotntily. /Accommfodatibhs are there \for seyen .or gisht <persons. Who miy stay by the weok ind fof" thé day. MemRerp & e Workink | G#fls'. CHib orafs, individ#hls picked | * out by the different ChWTity erganiza itions of ghe city wil be “enteriainely used by the'City M sun- | vacation, hollse .in Unionville | sion, for its day’s - onse. ou hear ,our k 5 or:so by b picnics or by thenws¥e. Onty pep- | LY believe. e R Cong Spié Who. have no,means of obtaining | ' vacation and who are,fn, pi¥sical | Heed of one Will be.fak e farm. | & eharitable propk fFaba de- | "i’.h}.t support m Ziven to | {3k e Rappiness-which it Is able to | Pring o R gotils’ farjoutyeighs S wérth sti, - Bhat s’ R i e The. Mission; ~through - ifs ok Ti] itiative, has raised enciigh to conduct | the farm' for the rest of this*month, but desires the good work to ‘g0 on | and has the ¥ | We have agreed to do so and ‘hav asked ald ‘te help. ¥ery desiré o see the campaign’he- a success. Therefore, ‘wé have e blic of the city to donate neferund throMeh an’ “Outing | " care of the Herald. Faye y¢ send “or fl;é ‘ean LB Lo 057 ". LIQUOR QU Lo SSTION. weeks of semi-drought, Mids placed itself undeniably i recagd Per prenibition by refusing legislafipn which & would tend.to ! (f{’.fi\kl{e' Wartime ProhiBition’ aetd L fie-~ Constitutjonal As Tstil by fthe c:mmn;o?i ge, .the' Ho: o ) bug surely, existence: . y 4 ¥io alleviate ? REht v in g what: \Ve}\' |%oratory in dgnouncing, our intcridh we | is doing. P L Where seredit - ¥Vae be hard to kill the manufalture of ider, though its sale and transporta- tion may a cider be casily prohibited. Grant- | ed that means are found to keep from districts, the of ' enslage thercin. the rural e is still the resourcé the' silo and the “work It is naiural all the law fact that of, Prohi- | hition s in the world cannot alter that ensila allowed to stand, wild brew a species.of corn whiskey and | its use as i beverage has already heen found in farming arvcas. Items have come to our attention that .call' to mind the fact that it was casy for certain farmer 1o obtain help and e | did it him not understand the re son ¥1c until there developed a traitor in the ranks of his hclpers who showed him wherc a ‘‘shot of. be drawn from his cd hootch” It might silo. is report that the farmer was, overwhelmed with labor and that | seemed well able to take There id still hope f The o those who. must drink cali ‘of | alcohol may*be heard unless Congre gets in on the secret and aRolishes the gsilo the cow, however, and.cows must be This would be disastrous to properly trég even by Congress. "REATY®INQUIRY, anth-heazuc the of “Nations | Inthe Senatc are beginning farce see’ the light in th feall lacking. to | attempt to de- the coyemant or they are sadly in weapons with which to | fight the [Teague, *fs' the conclusion | which must ‘bew.x ¢d " Witen recent dovelopments inMthe argument aret: taken into considerationy, The scna- tors who have denounced™the trekiy, | ho have raved aifout Amerfcanism :‘nd the'loss of ##e Monroc DoctFine, f who hdve exhausteq every b ¥ possibility in Q:&tfx‘fi’; ainst the (¢ @Bvenant, arg 4§~‘Min$g For the | Mresident mfgmmg'&uf Q‘)?\:ma:\an** ‘of cer{ain rl:l'uéQf:—rhc Shantung’ kY congejv- xmm\”cm( the ‘alleged wose-, MW Pact and the CostMRitan cx- Gern sglusion ¥rrom “signing the documeng! | THey are mot. having i), of a\g{ ess’ in gripping the esi@niigl, aprcd | which will lead the defea{ o O Présideits action, afid will’ to [ Fhich one m ob;ald furthey capital from his, words. w1t isd fig i d who, a“§horl dbubt’ if Curtia It reseniguith justice o s narks ! the o L > aad ar musing fo find tho i 1l han therCt-.w o goed of Nim (Curtis) unless © criti- his t wsf{n?éx;bv;.rl,y."flj'umm,-n -t 2 Y fime agd, exha 1 ence with gffairs of-the outstde: woW taking upiihe club for China And | king why' Japan should be'f: over the owns Cheay Chitbism s (o Be deplore a1 &y that all tan) I | ? ¥ that all talk is cheap. | Gl (ot A1l Well-gn e wis vored: | former. He. has defeated Becan i & in. the outside” T But we should not have that | FACTS interest—Apibrica first, ladt and gl Cliggrs. 3 Neverthgless, it to out est to J@bI¥ 1o Japan and W, bglicve in the di mg-..um:x‘# as the Wnator Ty tedly docs, but thatidoe A & ous_ that¥ we *alliand G, S e, g CornCd BN either pes it Lo ithe el o for, icpmn®yncard 10 o ng ! Sl apférests of China at hark if>he | in' Chicago the \DW' nt to carry I)H?U\O" worls heer“no wo e foeadle ot Nations, Sy ra gne o h'f"" s e ¥ - Kansas City St ; 1 Rutherford luck and his argument. Whyrshould hs, | eagy ling in his new game. or we, wor ahout Japan? AND FANCIES. Thoghited 4 tiying Posemulate its Canx terpant iy outing® th ’ru,mmo_g.@{;filfi A o & have some intgrest worl | (tes B4 is liun coun- | pppular will. now | of ‘the timé is te Fecuritieg valued t6 ex-Kin in London- | cFown. _ At this farch will “soon g membership in the proletayiat,- York World. W o V0, 0000 o, it of d hean for the formou 1l -New sha |- %5 and investizagio Jowers no onc @t eve o = : s = o sopfe public spekers need W e tefminal tacilitics.—Detroit News. e _of aifl ifi- - e, decla by the. pY t %01 world. No agl 1 ft he A% @ " urleson st his impend ions the hope of of,u Springficld ! b oy ust such the. i to" he ¢il of hint not ity who ¥ (rom arfd=wigdo strolie, s afd | he is abeut | who dpuldgbe, -a | oo Ameridan citics. - | gonc Music. ’ 1f_so grand 3.7 and noise tle girls hoy and Moo, an | out to play i (he twice o1 blo: fields and ind Jwritien, there f the iring a listen Botic i are swedtne: to me; | to their . npy. Carth | the, biecfes are “Etart uy hlate, ca no long dest in hildr run d me ong my n a [t and b band Lewis grah the h 3 imer Houston | | caurt 25 YEARS AGO ‘ (From *New b than who ke the €Con- tind that is_ aptto dec ore Mise [c and ‘te f: of /the off ates coll thes 164 Ase land dog i adwantage Paecticut | i he o fapnters of will v the Herald of “that’ Dat dox is W YESterday, on official business of the ) Abou Oflicers Coffe police lop ner and cd 1o hod and e of, b and.a the wiven chme ficial the m rip 1 In thermompter achod All abeock Stri rected 1 all charged with crime he taken back | t Jo his sprinter, he' afficers ar whed* fun in Méndaly The Ru pected to retprn shortl Wi ‘tg wool Crops h miners of n somewhere and that ci ~Detecti l. Connecticn go put 1 indgg Q’g’ of s facilitiés. of | tural poseq hav to he providing the farmers with 1eep: sur stoc interes - the s principal decline nd dogs: is mérs und that as longgas the .dog gocognizedgahy IBAS neing he decide Eopt wutton protests heeceded sheep N the mruhlesome developm keen il of = ners ou doings by thefdry need ¥ Railroa Debs. International college maintained nce of sta and in addition have 1 of e rerd hega to raise | plentiful ors of theip Jroubjes autionary e ving uvn,duz"r islatien’ now awlings went to Middletown il they tafgtipr res and insist dpon’ b Famended i foree is ipadequate. s of Hoenor, 4, the 0] cléne Helll afternocn Nilson and Gridle at the nd started off on a gal < McMahon stood on the 1 this INDORSF GARDEN o FAMOUS M} ¥ FRE re s hdck wion : SEBDS Lok On¢d mape, solf proclafmed watd Jinthe” . tReAsury in (e nmade. apattempt .lo ten seédds from routed. went hy he sta aloon on the run. . He but .he not in on the scene fi ot the offi- ession A the refrigerator eg in the reay | Mahon will to tell how the in the polic it hisy was divorce ived Batrick full found politics liave been hene utterly & 08 erate The 4 s 1 ré i . 2t I'h 1 ressman would in rret gnd i uhon. MF Ly portunity h 1 To | BALL oF | FAMeE via GARDEN Do on cll & Erwin strike A town today with them has returhed from hi land - Slett places on Main'streetitoday r 110 gistercod the e H: Cot family Mass, lieh Sl lter Stan left | for 't James with who taking a | sooner with i packages of part dawn the Hill, summer triy have igive up R hdin cont arden seed with his name émblazoned ghercon ents.- | Said Congressman D ve nay Watceh ! g suits for $1.90 atl Lo hig con- & Co 1o to i . wed off —Pullman now | arbitrate—Dehs | rthe B ars nton demands than thosg ring bwenty as a state I lawyer my g from eeds my in reveived fror an " garden sce Ts | gres cnior I ruined everywhere ing 1 will senator seed " froy and aye arden Jjunior sceds rden and | the arden seeds have nothing to do | senator I fime fore m ey put Sending e Aistrie ) whe did not ; comp 1y 2 pul wions 1 of Torrito every was 4 them Indi hoctiaw o on foreizn from i or in wast to law- | ( ation upheld doetor chers and bankers of every i mails Nat ont son cach <tes thousands kn of the peoplé’s to loca Wi money Iepresentative Chandler Sheep 1 Connceticut. (9,10 A P p e b vy will vote to intain the seeds in from service e great history the time immemorial down present favored the proposition want the roll of | the a for all lie with Jefferson and 1 all the for the farmers who life p raising Co sman all the ot the will find the necticut Agricul The leg at the in i repul to the f \ o vou of to appear future to helpful on fund distribution the me he re iaced a ai flock purpose <t thus have definite with the of i DOSAl | imle. yvou want Henry jamin to cat Thomis Frapklin =« the . in S atrick for of| fir luminaries < it Purchasers PESvalet for ping hest 10 adva i Great Development., instruction who i inymaking a g & reasan T he (Bridgeport Post.) There is no'denying that ous enterprise the necticut fremend- for tha is New Fnge = by can kill a | and the | taking the nearing Riv Pow e completion The company corporation,” is out ofanc it may political di on Housatonic ht and Asping tha shee i the cowt g d i ising in Con- 1y I tor oy hort timc s e A oted & cord with s, and also ¢ associatcd with tr for- inguished th certain, an immense the that [ of to entlemen. ha res one ¢ o the Faw it This is not whenavér is usecless but one shed nt o opment lain d it Up to te $5.000,000,000 “heep ng is reaso a con- accompl de a it sih riv to and shcep can | il farmer: 1 the clopm Housdtonic Rither- apa tite deve has they are anxious the 1 wool a owners on market; vill farmer ¢ it has of its kshire 1 ween is said heen return water more ent The column Hills, and eminenc than with- nny Ve amid amid | ang ! and utili- time question seriously whict th I {an years vely Be many 10, wher op were in 5 1 Connecticut there prob e > dogs in the ate dales | ound Vermont be turned 1 at ti not 1 con were kept under to nto me seriously there 5 the problem Jes an | tar purpos: nt of i most it was hefor fenein istent do. Wiy will | thé the per Besides countahle for the number re paired. On the be manifest im R n| wp;é\n. and a grea rmed fourteen long, which tho dbe sure Lo invite further prosperity for the sheop nasture. are ac of* pets, held miles their of i county. [ uf | whiel = B RSB l The McMillan, Store Ine.. “ALWAYS RELIABLE" Wednesday Moring, | July 16th, at 9 A. M.| Our Haif Holiday Saie} Ofering the sale able Values throughout Store at all values we "Rema store. ‘8 noon—Three Hours of . when the store and Just for yourself the offering EVERY WEDNES- DAY MORNING during our scrics of Half Holiday Sales. hegins at 9 a. m. closes Rapid Sclling—so be here by means opens see are JustThihk of It--We Are Going to Sell § Women's Navy Blue Serge Capes and Wraps |, MEAT #ic hest quality Men's Wear Serge. heafitifully lined gar- ments balance of all our grade spring garments, that mge newest styles. Wednesday Morning at 9 o’clock ) $9 98 ea " Valués to %39.50 until A f the hig very ‘hudnig 2 ns the thom displayed in ourl: show window time of b, Every Child’s Woél Serge Cape in our store ~ will Sale WEDNESDAY MORNING™ AT 9 A, M. choce 94.98 ea. Choice TWO CHILDREN'S DRESSES Yalues to 8 WEDNESDAY MORNING $1.00 s 6 to on Values to $17.50 HUNDRED WOMEN'S WAISTS JThat odd lot light- 3 fy musscd WEDNESDAY MORNING . Lach $1 oOO Most of thgm worth dogile OMEN'S WHITE SILK: LISLE HOSE ONLY ‘800*PAIR IN ALL ome At . Kach Gig&€ham Plaids yéars, ‘They're all regutar grades, manufacturer's seconds, suject to sl On Saie PA R Wednesda FOR $1-00 Knit Underwear. Savings Weédnesday Morning WOMEN'S VESTS 3 onR $1.00 v $1.00 | AT OUR THIRD FLOOR $1.98 o $1.989 « $1.98 IR ht imperfections,s nevertheless remarkg 4 y Morning 4 MEN'S SUMMER UNION SUITS CE e UNION: SUITS TOR WOMIIN WEDNESRAY S MORNING ., Valuc %j..." WEDNESDAY SILK LASLIE All cs WEDNESDAY MORNING All our MORNING " d Gre BLANKETS—Whitc Valuc 50 . SUIT CASES—Matting o for Wednesday Mornin CUT GLASS WATER SETS $2.50. Wednesday Morning coT 'l 1%ibre o fuil i diyect twa HavVen their bof- lake will which:in to invite resid 1 In ‘agditiond new atirer invite at ministra gadier-General acting-jud antagoni oipine the ion o undertaking the countios i when ihe e ate-Senes nim. 1CHEH that therg among is gha cletiug oftEnsols between thidH1es the judgh aties The Rult Mietw nd adned Anselt i to court-rhartjal “ §fro I'his means that uyer clan a8 it n’,« " sonal feeling, my nterfale marked the clenfency bHoad cases of ie o i detérmine 1y, elemong shod soard: shiduld” b work with np thojuei stice 16 the of ‘the . PoAME not dist tagke perhaps, | 108 Colonel” Angl on the Hod s, th&oy i he*m not strong#pa i S 1LHEr that value of sreat ard understood o i ivo Four yeiated towns are Z with the Monroe niore ehang N Also Boliarly s, So mto Oxford ind Wi any . acut ssension county Fou this and two w that miles members of i the soldic ong cxist with of antiniz time settlement. will constructed carrigd out {ravel, with to follow But above sing tributed ) ing purpases in tow Parhaps a sh¥e it What this willy mean_ by cheap power ve can yreadily and, Tt ilable for ctu *and the shonld the s a to onvictgd is sure i or \nd works b attends be which ot all the AR will ha iy to and rroundir Geoneral (rowder nd Colonel cater on subje e Yo ai Jhan of immec itsh for mar 3 1 thearies B bi y Bridzeport T n ving nd the cony one under- i il he m nt purpos nrofit - ded Clemency Board Republic be granted whEo at this Diftnat or o The be ir hitter much howld ¥ wh stat by er n e (Waterbury An cort-martial itself i Gesirable gfay has been clemency ! much dissatisfied with he finds himgelf, hecaus wre on thé board #ke o ¥ | perior rank who ar® %ntirely | prisos pathetic with his views oo Army.ad- | Bettel R A n) should mony ove Tt = " mo ell, ell-Crowder q i Airiny system mani= i \nad pre un vho a Qolc retained Aas wew onl sident reported f showla board he mipar the position in | of Genar rowdey unsy m ] u