New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1919, Page 10

MICAGO'S F WAR 1S RAGING (Continued from First Page) arsenal of weapons since the riotin IDegan. Every hour a score or more of negroes are hustled into police sta- tions and deprived of ds gers and razors. am- munition still (tiful. Policeman Shot This Morning. To start the third day of warfare, Patrolman Walter Sullivan shot, Probably fatally by a negro whom he was searching in a vacant lot As Sullivan fell his partner, John Keal, shot negro During the men were hit two may die. According to police and 11 whites the rioting 1,500 N Nearly 1,500 ne ¢ity were paid of revolvers, But arms and seemed to be pl wits dead night 15 other by bullets and one o1 figures 15 ne- groes Killed since have been began Paid Ofr. 0 empioyes of by oflicial Bad Results From Taking Substitutes For Nuxated Iron res Warns Iron ed—Th; sician inary Metallic ossibly € AND tartling Case € Public 1 osays Or Preparations ( ot ame STRENGTU, POW A S nic’ Tron—Nu substitutes numerous tizatio hein imitations of thes be nothin pound w duce m e has Aumages the rothing purpor whicl o be the but while Such insta siclans me: health officials should cautlon ing substitutes wha feel the builder should 4 obtain a p o jron—Nu: their druggist s question about obtaix But if they do not wish of getting a pro then they should b Jabel and see that tie are printed thereon Thero are thoi who do not distingui and meraliic iron and fail to obta endurance they have If ‘vou are not s gelf to make the long you can work or without becoming tired five-grain tablets of Nuxa three times per day after me weeks. Then test vour strensth Row much you hav MANUFACTUR spread publicati has been Sug: Sullivan, formerly Hospital (Outdoor and_the W Terdinand K Medical ‘Author merly Phys below to cmphs and the accept doctors public rinst Nuxated Tron Th d of a strength and bl go to their family seription calling for ol —and present there max « proper to the Nuxate no ticls troubls that stren simply hee form test wrong of fron. or well following See you can Next take «a Tron for two ana see how wallk two The wide- James Francis clan of _Belle tment) New Yor “ounty Hospital i York Physician and orge H. Baker, f E con, Monmouth Memorinl Hosy ¢ New Jersey: Dr. H. B. Vail., formerly Physician in the Baltimore Hospital and a Medical aminer and others %o that the public may be informed on th subject and protected from use of me- tallic Iron under the delusion that it is Nuxated Iron or at least something as good as Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron, not a secret remedy but one which is well known to druggists. Unlike the older iron products it is easily assimilated, not injure the teeth, make them black upset the stomach The manufacture: guarantee successful and entirely satisfac- tory results to every purchaser or they will refund vour money. It is dispensed in this city by ‘all good druggists. Aoe STEAMSHIP SAILINGS INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES AMERICAN NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL, Yoclipse Aug. Victorious .Aug. Indianapolis Ag. NEW YORK-—AVONMOUTH Challenger July 30 NEW YORK—GLASGOW Balsam . ..Aug. 15| West Celeron ‘West Nohno NEW YORK—MANCHESTER Monmouth July 30| Cape Lookout, Ag. Mulpua . . Late August NEW YORK—HAMBURG Neponset L. H. J'y Wheaton, FLH.Aug. Oskawa .. ....L H. Aug. WHITE STAR NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL f*Cedric .. July 29| +Ad +Lapland ... “Cargo only. NIEW YORK—AZORES— GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GIENOA Canopic 5| Courageots 5 Nantasket 7|Saucon .. .. Aug. 10 Aug. 21 LEYLAND BOSTON—LIVERPOOL, Only One Class Cabin. +Winifredian Ag. 9 ) Bohemian Sept. 4 +Winifredian « ... Scpt. 20 Regular Connections from Piraeus, Greeee, for Monastiv, Belgrade, ote., via. Salonika. 1. Regular Connections from Havre, France, for Fast and West Coast of South it to | e information | Aug. 8 | Aug. 28| Ameri riots. Many of these in street repair work. ine municipal pl to the racial owing to the were cmployed official order in or adjacent were closed. Not more than of the negro clerks, in- spectors janitors employed at the | City hall reported for work and most | of those who did appear were told to go home and there until further By grounds war zone five per cent. and stay ! notice. Negro chauffeurs riers at the postoffice fullest protection hy lisle under whose clerks and assured the car- were Posim risc ster liction several negroes Postal ki The interference of Protected. not ployces vernment will with the subm the handling of mails, the post- have the o any di master ruilest protection I Coroner Hoffman announced today he had impanelled a jury to invest- gate ail deaths rosulting from riots. h composecd of lawye: and clergymen. Police reports | spasmodic fizhtin ibution s, cOne emiployes the two two Jury is two physicians tated during the toreh had been en houses in the belt. In each inst policemen prevented any to individuals or prop- today applied of the firemen to Dl nee mad | serious | erty | \nother Victim Dics, I Adjutant Gen. Dickson, after 1 L tour of the today. reported the improved compared He 1 the most conironting the | yards district One more victim wa toll deaths caused ceived in the rac man, white, 2i years old, of njury ma early much zone ation danger sit with yesterday. situatic < in the stoeck- sa serion police added to the by injuries re- Berger Od- 1 employe Telephone Co., was in a fight with night, dying this morning riot the Chict shot negroes LOCAL BOYS ARE HONORED AT DEVENS in the abdomen Howard Mitchell and Everett Williams Mentioned in Geaeral Order for Exceptional Zeal in Work, Two local boys-—Howard Mitchell, ! son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mitchell, of 18 South High street, and Evere Williams. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Williams, of 169 Corbin avenue— who have been training in the R. O. T. €. at Camp Devens, were honored this week for exceptional zeal at the post. order issued by i Colonel Pal Britain boys, who High school, re- “exceptional zeal, aptitude in their In a general | the camp mer. the e students praise commander, New at the for and ceived enthusiasm work. The order issued work of the local boys is a credit to the institution which they represent and clearly reflects the thoroughness | of the training which they received | at the local High school | There are 17 students from the | local High school taking the course | at Camp Devens. The majority of the i i states that the boys in training at the post for the summer are from universities and ! military academies from every part | of the country. The boys will return | home saturday. MORE ACQUISITION Manager Hogerty of the Cormican players has engaged three new stock tors who will be seen in next week's They are James Mar and Hazel William Reed. Mr. Mar comes York. The Reed children known in the theatrical | world and come well recommended ple and from New are well CUNARD ANCHOR Passenger and Freight Scrvices, NEW YORK to LIV Orduna Carmania Vauban Orduna Carmania RIPOOL - 20 NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON Maurcta .Sept. 3 | Maurctan . Sept. 20 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTIH. HAVRIED and SOUTHAMPTON Royal George. LAug. 30 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH and CHERBOURG \ug. 16 ept. 13 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH, HAVRE and LONDON Saxoni NEW YORK to GEASGOW Columbia Aug. 30 NEW YORK Pannonia to PIRAEUS \ug. BOSTON to GLASGOW Scindia Elysia ITALY SAILINGS TO . West Indies and Central Ameriea AGE AMERICAN K {l’l{ SS Alaska, National Parks, ¢ GEO. A. - Health Reports on Typhoid Fever . wost . Aug. 20 | Modane, Turin, Genoa, Milan, 1WARN , IS FOUND DEA 10 VACATIONISTS ... ... | ¢ Tound in Bedroom i Dr. W. M. Si)c‘kwell ol Board of With Gas Jet Turned On; Have Taken Own Life. Chute, a in night block on Thomas found o'clock one-armed man, ed shortly aftes in his room in Main street. T ounding the death ion that Chute may suicide, the flow dead 10 the circumstances sur the impress committed his room cmitting a shyxiating fluid one of the the block entered Chute's made the discovery. The had been seen around days and, to the best of knowledge of Mrs. Coleman, who conducts the rooming establishment, Chute was last seen going to his room cither Sunday or Monday. She not positive which day correct. was the distressing fumes emanat- from the room that caused picion that something was wroug | and caused a roomer to enter Chute’s room last night. The body was lying across the bed, fully clothed, with the exception of his coat, which hung on a chair near by, That the body had been lifeless for some time was evinced by the signs of decomposition that set in. When Officer William P. McCue a Sergeant Theodore Johnson entered the room after the matter had been reported to the police, the sight that srected them was gruesome. Medical xaminer R. M. Griswold was notificd 1d he viewed the remains and permission for their i Curtin and company the body and burial morning. Chute was a well-known character body of those about the city for vears. He ill with the disease, with the urine was of unsteady but otherwise and bowel movements. These germs ' was harmless. his left arm are easily killed by pouring boiling ' when a at Humason anl Wwater onto these discharges or by Beckley factory. was considered ain chemical When these dis- ' an excellent in later years are not treated the germs until his habits became such that he ¢ live for a long time and there is was classed unsteady. Of late he ays great danger that they will be had been employed at the Russell anl | carried by flies to our food or washed frwin Manufacturing company. He |by rain into our drinking water. was 59 vears of age and is survived “Be suspicious of any place where | ;v {wo sons, and three brothers: there are outside toilets which are| yames Robert and Edward Chute. open to flies or not carefully cared | for; of places where gar is | 'thrown out upon the ground, for {there you will find flies; of places with | many flies and few sewers; of all wells of unkown purity Communiable diseascs ing the month are as follo Tu- A ! berculosis 14, diphtheria scarlet | took place this afternoon at 0 fever 11, measles 31, gonorrhea 8, | o'clock, when Miss Mabel Loveland chicken pox 10, cerebro spinal menin- | Rackliffe, daughter of Mrs. Charlotte | gitis 1. Houses quarantined 15; quar- Rackliffe, became the bride of antine visits 75. dward Irving Russell, of this cityv. No cases of influenza were reported The ceremony was performed by Rev. by the doctors to the board of health. | Henry W. Maier at the home of the - bride’s mother. 30 Cambridge street. LS The house was prettily decorated with PERSONA . goldenrod and mountain laurel A SRS Mrs. Arthur H. Peck, of this city, B | attended the bride as matron of place, has attend the Mrs. Candee. lust ‘ Begley of dent report of the board health issued today by Superinten- William M. Stockwell, a warning have to vacationists against con- in fever while at the as follows: roomers in and man In the monthly convey gas jot is sent out e typhoid The report general sanitary tracting when “The condition of room is guaged by the of typhoid fever or community dead not number of cases for several oceurring, if there arc few cases it safe to assume that the water supply 0od, that sewage is well taken care of and general sanit conditions tisfactory. “During were in this city, veloped during and the disease tracted outside April Ist, 1919 fever heen patient unquestion disease while on a Vacation time is there 7, fever de- summer months undubtedly con- since typhoid ' and this rcted the is 1918-1919 of typhoid these cases the y six case four of the was of the one case discovered Iy cont fishing trip. always a serious one from a sanitary standpoint, as many of the summer resorts and houses rented for the summer arc ah- solutely the only availabie water supply being frem dangerous wells; there a 1k ft methods of sews disposal: {he houses poorly in -, sanitation suUm- only ing sus- city. of se insanitary, oft-times sewered many gave removal M. took charge of held this re no in places yphoid igetting into the mouth with food and germs come from the is caused by zerms was through the | drink. These fever hody several habits, He lost the He workman boy as MARRIED TODAY. Fdward I. Russell Takes Miss Mabel Rackliffe as Bride. reported dur- wedding small but pretty home Emmors N. Y, to mother, B. Bass one to funeral tte, of Manlius, of her o honor and the best man was Harry A. Parliman, of Southington. The bride’ | gown was of blue crepe meteor and | she carried a shower bouquet of white =5 | roses. The matron of honor wore biscuit georgette and carried an arm bouquet of pink ros The wedding march from Lohengrin was played by | Mrs. A. W. Morley, who also rendered | “Oh, Promise Me” during the service. | TImmediately after the ceremony a reception was held. Mr. and Mrs. Russell left late this afternoon on | wedding trip. Upon their return they | will reside at 30 Cambridge street, where they will be at home to friends after October 1. Samuel Sutcliffe, rector of S Mark’s church. who has been out of town, has returned and will conduct | the church services next Sunday. H Rev. Mrs ter Gra nd Wallace street, ¢ in New York cit Emmett and daugh- Miss Grace Smith, of re spending the week CARNIVAL MIXUP, Permit Held Up Because Soldicrs Are to Stage Benefit Exhibit. Representatives of the Royal Expo- sition shows which are scheduled to appear here next week, arrived in this | city today to find that the plans of mice and men often times go astray. Hardly had the circus men put their | feet on Hardware City soil than they were notified that steps had been tak- en to prevent the exhibition. One of the men called at the police station §. S. ROTTERDAM. .11 A. M., Aug, 2 | And stated that he had received a per- | mit from Chief Rawlings to show herc S. NEW AMSTERDAM...Aug. 20| the weck of August. This the chief | S. 5. NOORDAM. ... affirmed later, but he said that he had not issued a license. The offi l«l\\[ French Line sought Mayor Quigley to discuss the Compagr Holland American Line NEW YORK to ROTTE PLYMOUTH and BOULOGN SUR-MER mixup. The cause of the contrave s duo to the fact that the following week an exhibition will be given whereby the local soldiers and sailors will be part beneficiaries, and Mayor Quigley said that he wa not in favor of an outside shaw coming here. ahead of this scheduled event and reaping a h It was suggested that the of cials meet with Mr. Cirthy of Har ford, who is in charge of arrange- ments for the benetit show, in effort to straighten out the tangl Generale Transatlantique Express Postal Service TROPOSED DEPARTURES Subject to Change Without Nof NEW YORK—HAVRE LA LORRAINE JULY 31| | ROCHAMBEAU .. e, IG. 1 | 1A savoms. . 1 ANCE 20 "OUIRRAIND NEW YORK—BORDEAUX CHICAGO! ., ., NIAGARA LIMITATION OF CLATM At a court of probate holden New Britain within and for the trict of Berlin, in the County of Hart- ford and State of Connecticut, on the | 9th day of July, A. D., 1919 Present, Bernard I. Gaffney, Judge. On motion of Marguerite T. Reyn- Hubert C. Reynolds and Mary Reynolds of said New Britain as executors of the last will and Le ment of Theresa H. Reynolds, of New Britain, within said deceased. This court doth decrec that six | months be allowed and limited for | the creditors of said estate to exhibit LA at Dis- Isq., ol a- late district aples and Rome. JDENDUK AT FORMER RULER Kaiser Insisted on Holding Bel—i gian Territory, He Says ‘ Berlin, July Pr =) council’s decision in territory must be upon the former German emperor ‘ Gen. Ludendorfl in a cammunic A\VUH‘ | | 29, (By the Associated Responsibility for the 1917 that held was placed | crown | } elginn | published today by the Deutsch Tages | Zeitung that great sketched the stated what Gen. Ludendorff’s letter said headquart merely | military situation and| measures they Dbelieved necessary to protect Germany's west frontier in an cconomic way. The former German emperor, Gen. Luden- dorff said, decided on the question and his decision was binding upon military headquarters Premier Bauer Mueller, foreign minister, were con- demned by Gen. Ludendorff for their statements in the German national as- embly at Weimar on Mon criti- ng the crown council’s actions and making public reports of Field Mar- von Hindenburg and Gen. Luden- dorff, advising the retentian and mili- | v occupationo f the Liege district | | | and Dr. Hermann Gen. Ludendorff inquired how Dr.| Mueller obtained the military infor- mation concerning great headquarters. | An outline of what military authori- ties were said to have considered the economic unity with Bel- gium also was published today by the National Zeitur This outline, contemplated necessary ccording to the paper, the extension of the! man customs systems to Belgium, the levying af imperial taxes on mono- polies there, obligating Belgium to ac cept German control of Belgium, ation, trade representation and the di- vision of the income tax. It suggested also an agreement for the equality of citizens of Germany and Belgium, and various regulations regarding shipping | legal and industrial questions. German shipping, according to public outline, would be given in the harbor of Antwerp, Belgium would adopt the rman monetary | system all damage claims against Ger- many would be annulled, Germany would take over the Belgian railroads | and the German workmen's protection | insurance law wouid be introduced in Belgium. the rights Don't have to go to cooking school with these in the FRESH CAUGHT FISH | For Thursday and Friday Shore Haddock . . 1b 18¢ Steak Cod Ib 20¢ Steak Bluefish .. Ib 20c¢ Sliced Swordfish 1b 43¢ Sliced Salmon 1b 35¢ Flounder: Butterfish ... ... 1b 25¢ Fresh Chilled Fish Lge. Mackerel .. 1b 22¢ White. Halibut .. Ib 22¢ Herring Ib 12¢ Fresh Hamburg . 1b 26¢ Mixed Salt Pork Ib 34c Sliced Beef Liver Ib 12¢ Lean Corned Beef Ib 18¢ Fresh Pork Chops Ib 35¢ Lean Pot Roasts 1b 20¢ Best Compound . 1b 31c Cooking Onions 2 Ibs 25¢ Large Lemons doz 29¢ How About A New Furnace This is the right Furnace for STOVE RF PAPER AND TIN ETC. W. H. Metcalfe 120 ROOFING WALLACE Tel. ST. COME AND LOOK THESE OVER 1919 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1915 BRISCOE TOURING 1917 KISSEL SEDAN 1914 HUDSON TOURING 1917 STUDEBAKER COUPE 1915 DORT TOURING 1917 FORD TASCI 1915 FORD DELIVERY 1919 VIM DELIVERY 1910 LOCOMOBILE (Five Ton) 1913 GRAHAM (Two Ton) 1916 BROCKWAY (One Ton) 1916 BROCKWAY (Two Tion) M. IRVING JESTER TELEPHONE 2109 18 MAIN ST. SCOTT & CONMPANY 15 ASYLUM ST, their claims against the same to the | An Ports. executo and directs that publi IAVEL TOURS—China St. Lawrence and Saguenay Cruises US ABOUT YOUR VACATION QUIGLE wpan, Philip pines, Ca 1a. Tours of United States, tra Falls and The Saguenay. notice given of this order by ad- | vertising in a newspaper published | said New 1in, and having culation in said district, and ing a copy thercof on the public ® | nearest the place where the deceased | New Britain | ? be : in by dwell BERNARD F. GAFENEY, Tudge. { Has a message for New Britain folks that will appear Friday, August 1. Watch for it; you can’t afford to miss it. 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