New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1919, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, voice their tantamount WHLISHING COMPANY, legislation “sympathy uninterested the country day excepted) Iding. 67 Church st men » engaged Consequently, the committees opportunities at New Bri it Matter. — & countryman INEL CALLS 4 Scandinavian and adopted. This practice should is contrary to the public therefore, class leg goka 4nd press opply advertfpers I S ”“‘ Associnted eremn. 4 regard for the péo- Presg is exgilsiy ely entitled | ublication of all mews | notwotherwise credited D ind ll.-l local . mnews %&kfi&m underhanded families, at |y creditea” 1t . for the seamen-to keép at work FACTS AND FANC‘ES possiblogy We doubt very much if the foreign workers hides and “other « commodities ] mentioned regards for Soma men would like to know Inspector wholesale strike when there FAtherford; fiven “another t.—Philadelphia Press. on announces endowment campaign of $14,000,- ness and poli- 2 DECISIONS ON LIQUOR. ex-president’s tepublican. at he will do the city proud in e e —Springfield ew position. unfettered percentage R o iy particulir interest and should act : pith unprejudiced judzment upon the pany cases which are bound to arise alcohol that intoxicating. more than is necessa regarded as # B T nuisance.—Washing- n the year of building activity’ threc-quarters Mayor. Quigley has exercised excel- Jjudgment building inspector who has grown ud with New thought to the jthe best interests of the city at hez | intoxicating. definition in picking educators &N language happen to think foreigners there \\\H be one less dif- in the liquor individuals who Knoxville three-quar The government is making no orzanization citizens the value of , but in view of some of the expend- Zovernment and two of them jhere All m‘ his 11[0 ]\‘L\mg witnessed violation of the erection of Buildings and having been ¢ should understand ¢f the community This ugder lwith knowledge of the building trade, | recommendation for November very definite —Columbus Dispatch honds of $1,000. S if the time i the Mexicans | tween Carranza and the friendship of world.—Charleston Boston and choose he- the latter the civilized and Courie beer was held. He takes up the reins—or leans and demurrers reins—with defendants democracy propositions 2| cannot heat a city hathing pool.—Phil- on of busine: the residen- the Wartime LDrohipition section—two examples of > “Tornado in Pennsylvania.' * we have alread the real storm in the question | of garages—will continue. There wiil huilding at ington.-—RBoston Transcript. the home-owners to kcep some districts inviolate from factories | conviction It improvements ANSpoTtaL- construction ssentials remain Washington COMMU semi-public precedént IC ATED has the reins factories and so forth, at the factions satis keeping all is uncertainty Editor of T the pregent time, wouid like to say SHIPPING to the communication consequences prohibition— rding the truant officer commiltee in the strike of marine eventually. were satisfied held the position for coastwise progress for some little time. DAYLIGHT Yesterday Presidential the sum of s hundred dollars per of members sum of nine hundred dollars por > always been of the superintendent engineers’ men and Wwater-tenders, simultancous States since “sympathy emergency el of pizeonhole it British and taken place on tiis side of the water. Scandinavian step down and out continue the office, attendance or truant officer, co-operation, Hongshoremen Are also reported to be | respective Agricultural as brought ¥ cordial relations with the committee ident’s veto. interfered extent gand foreign trade might be the next .(o Be affected. ! g On=n! (ofconies Yours truly the clocks The same c. nditions obfain Profits From IPugilism. ascertaining agricultural (Waterbury Republican.) ‘es of strikers remained propriation Demns ey e il up to expectations was due July ve may be sure of that; a individuals b figures of of £0.000 themselves spectators number out a been tied American some ships have Both the officials steamship blame for obtaining not taken companies of $1.000,000, themselves the strike leaders are running true to Zovernment of place in the Agricultural Bill, their have been construc- Are no serious tieups as its obnoxious promoters not obtainable, the House that freight is accumulating along sideration fractional The signjficant completely unwarranted irrelevant remains for the longshoremen— | has been the cause of delay n estimated the freight-handlers—to government for perfectly is doubtful overwhelming of the common thoroughiy discretion indication ely essential’that products of our | all committees in adopting legislation factories and mines be quickly moved, | which does not the wane is ‘l'ymg to make time of the r-production judzmenty 5 promoters estimating th is doubtful iincremsed ttains any great plowortions, workman and legislation retrogressive | knowing that The em- plover will be, hpndicapnerl in secur- in carrying his | men's Union will have a was up and stayed at that the Daylight Savings plan was to considered was passed as had been planned from t—rider and all. representatives had municipalities at heart is to bel‘ ambitious promoters arranging ampionship diszppointmeit and distrust that have aroused ¢ postponement of an- The work- in the lack of work bring abéut. possibilities for ference of other for ma 25 YEARS AGO (From the Herald of that Date) | It looks as though firchugs were husy about the city for in the last three days the barns of Nicholas Co- hen and Frank Rhodec have been burned down. Yesterday morning the Driving clul’s stables were bhurned. Now Mrs. Sarel House loses her barn and three horses which were in the barn at the time Attorney W. 1% Delaney apy in court today in defense of Thomas O'Dell for violation of the liquor la A, J. Sloper ha busines It is reported that I MeMahon intends to offer a reward of $100 for S ared s returned from trip to Boston. the arrest and conviction of the man or men wha put beer in his place Sat- | urday while he was away. George M. Welles, formerly in the cmploy of the Adams lxpress com- pany, will shortly art in the tea and coffee husiness, H. Dayton Humphrey and family will leave shortly for an outing to Madison. James North, Walter Hart ter Stanley have returne cruise through the sound. Umpire T. J. Lynch of the National league is spending a few days in town. John Sheehan, the actor, has " on the road a n. Charles Glover and family are spending a few wecks at Egremont. Clarence Griswold and Charles Parsons arc visiting in the Catskill | mountains, W. H. Hart received a patent for a strap hinge from the United States patent office David Doolittle has taken the con- tract for K. M. Davison’s new house on Lexington strect. Men's trousers $2: laundered shirts 50 ‘cents: summer neckwear 15 cents at the Glebe Clothing House. nr Wal- from one National Happenings, Pullman decides to - raise pay of those departments who were paid too low—Mayor Hopkins notifies Gen Miles that the protection of “federal troops is no longer necessat An army powder wazon explodes at Chicago, soldiers and horses killed and civilians wounded:the vietims mangled and hurled great distances; fashion- ahle mansions shattered. Men blown to wtoms in Pennsylva- nia coal mine; cight men killed. Debs will nof give in: as lonz a traffic is stopped =at _any point the strike is not lost Passenger train wrecked in Michi- gan: two non-union men shot. A report is current that Tullman is a fugitive at his country seat, an in- accessible island in the Lawrence Reported that he escaped assassina- | Ihm ails still missing. Forwarded Junc 28 and 2% but not here vet Big strike has caused a loss so far of $8.000,000. Side-T cking America in the A (New York World) ommander Read’s achievement in first spanning the Atlantic with « heavier-than-air machine made no impression upon Congre Captain Alcock’s following feat of crossing without a stop made no impression upon Congress. It was after both of these epoch-making performances that Congress cut the aviation appro- priation for the American military service down from $ ,000,000 asked to §30,000,000, Is the wonderful pioncer vovasze over the Atlantic of a lighter-than- air machine also to make no impres- sion upon Congress? This is an un- dertaking of the British government through the air ministry. Tts main purpose is the continued development by experiment and trial of airplanes as a military arm of the government, and there is the most important s ondary strating their commercial uses at the same time. The war had taught Great Britain as it had taught IPrance that ation has hecome an indispensable branch of a modern military estab- lishment and is still only in the first stages of development. Has the war taught nothing of th to the United States Congress? Ap- parently. Its appropriations for the | air service reveal the learning of no lesson from the war and no imagina- tion for what is possible from a con- | tinuing application of what the war taught. No interest is shown in keeping up the American end of thi purpose of demon av emulative progress among the na- t'ons in new manifestations of man’'s power over the forces of nature; no pride in keeping the Army and Navy equipped to lead in this inspiring de- velopment WISE, SMITH & €O, . CLOSED FRIDAY, JULY i8 Our Annual Field Day and Store Outmg complimentary STORE ALL D f\Y Employes are the ,,m.\nm\ "Riverside, Asawam, on pleasure iR il y aside our business carcs and journey THURSDAY JULY 17 WILL BE DOUBLE DUTY - DAY DON’T MISS IT accomplish As the store will department be closed tomorrow benefit by the Sale offerings from 9 a. For Double Duty Day at the Suit Dept. SPECIAL PURCHASE of Genuine WOMEN'S SILK Thursday, L 59e SILK GLOVE '$9.75 colors shown $1 10 mignonette TOWELING mountain or shore nd sand are BLEACHED for vacation, SUMMER APPAREL, PRICED FORX THURSDAY 19 ORGAN- $7.00 $16.98 AND $17.98 SUMMER DRESSES AND BATISTE, DOUBLE s to dealers; T lST BLEACHED BED SHEETS DRESSES, CLEARANCE charming style with hemstitched SO folds on the SPORT COATS OF PINK AND BLUE $11.98 ORGANDIE $9.50 PRICED AT $15, DOUBLI THURSDAY undersear phone orders SUMMER \I SCCKW e DOUBLE DUTY DAY SALE OF BLOUSES Third Floor At $1.29 hemstitehed unbelievably extremely . 39¢ A $1 89 Charming blouses of elaborately embroidered 3 trimming IMPORTE FLOUNCINGS WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR PORCH DRESSES with collar: sleeveless This does not represent the feeling | of the nation in the matter. The t to tra- verse the air with mechanical power country which was the f must not be side-tracked at this stage of the game. Business Outlook (New York Herald.) Business is not usually very active in dog days, t this seazon seems to he an exception. Trade and industry appear to be gathering unusual mo- mentum ceording to 21l report and business seems (o be starting out for a record breaker in the last half of | 1919, Moetal industries are showinsy gns of unusual ac'ivity and building is lookir up all over the country The restorition of peace and the feeling that prices, although high, will bhe fairly steady at least for six months have in a large measure re- stored confidence and activity The rops are immense and the farmers nancial condition. The irbe number of smaller industries arce Iready feeling the relaxation of doubt and fear and arec responding to the steadil increasing demand. This will mean mare employment for lah which in turn will increase the pur-| chasing power of the masses.: If the | president and cangress will lift the | war ban at once demands from FEu- rope can be rapidly supplied Alto- gether the outlook for business is ex- ceptionally good. are in good $2.69 Double Duty SACQUES ”$‘490 NUFORM CO messaline continued PRAMES chambray and areen & ribbon dept. nd blue ,n\vml in $1 29 SWEATERS $5.50 ROGERS SILVERWAR S $1 00 Spons only, regular $6.50 dozen, $3.98 ALARM CLOCKS ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS $1.39 Waterbury Double Duty guaranteed intermittent, absolutely 0-CEDAR Sweaters every mid-summer new ware dept. Double Duty $2.19 while they Double Duty