New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 15

' SEPARATE PEACE WITH HUN URGED . (Continued from it Page) as three ot the had ratitied the treat United States should peace status complete resolution of Decla as soon at th her a1k powers and Wt the own urrent nmalke by a con congr ing the foreign 15 com- w tried in vain to zet import velating to the treaty, he said at last wakening to the thout the Ver- . relatio mittee ant data the true is sailles nesc Littlc facts they m whole of Which with people are ue as the facts 15 leaked out ttle, continued, are bringing a divulgence of the with the treaty and hope finally to sce the cat gaunt tragedy into they had charged cre abaut to intic hy he conneeted now e the those whom protecti them w betray them ‘What is it things that people ¢ know? What 1s to hide from them? Must we e this thing as the German people must take it unseen? Are we to be no more advantaged than our about thesc the *there nnot tallen enemies?” Quoting President Wilson's declara- tians in 1917, that the purpose of the United States in the was to overthrow German autocratic power the German people free own of life,’ ning the sted the full pur- for which we entered the war,™ and should have “quit the war as we entered it, still free and independent, masters of our own destiny.” to Here, tribute to the service ren- citizens of Ger man fought gladly, he said, in the hope that their kinsmen in .Germany would benefit in the end. In- peace conditons had which the G peo- could fulfill attention tr in the war iial ar- leave their with and “choose said that mistice *‘we had ways the of e pose Pay Tribute Germans Hc dered paid a the nation ancestry, by who he said impased stead, been Dple rman Calling not inclu he continwed “Think you Germany staggering under the treaty—will supinely rest content with the dole of grace and sufferance we are vouchsafing her, the crumbs from her victors' table? That people will no mare cease to plot and plan to re- cover their former higher estate, than did satan plunged into the abyssmal | depths of hell. Whether they are in the league if formed out of it Germany’s agents, secretly or openly, will be at work with her former allies, and with injured Ru and with Japan. As Russia goes, so will go the whole Slavic and afliliated peoples. And if Germany succeeds in this, west- ern Burope at least must perish.” | Stripped of its idealistic phrases, he { said, the really but an al- liance among five powers. against whom Germany try to bring a stronger alliance real in- terest of France, he said fng the friendship and not the enmity the German pcople Not Treaty But Truce. “The instrument before us.” he said “is not treaty but the truce of Versailles ‘It takes Germany's territory, Euro- rean and foreign, without compensa- tion; it takes from her p ctically all of her acean shipping and a large por- tion of her inland it deprives her of all of treaties and conventions cables compels her quan- mat Russii settleme 1t wi ted peace smarting and terms of this or treaty was zreat would The was in gain- | the vessels; special benefits her large it internation- syvstems and | Mc of all na- | as if they const- it takes suppl rials river tities of 1 alizes he #hrows them tions on a natic were the 1 shipping her to grant export pri jmportant restrictions German interests in whole civilized world that W to tr b it opens her all v it com- exceptional import ind to accept it closes out practically the it closes out the 1a Ger- apen 1l basis, ghiseas wise to tions and ileges interests of many Tuts “Having against er stipulation permitting debt 120,000,000,000 which is in restored in ¥ the boats ercd; if these damages Yerself, b the o remsel includes the to she own erty 7 Unit 5 bound same wo in Much all t provisionally, Tun. asse Too Upon done it with an increase, zold marks, of addition 1 and nd her o proper v value securities nd o the of gold deliv- makes csponsible for nflicted not only by ut her allies. and cven powers vhici to by licd and associated f items of rdmittedly contrary rules international law hithe:- ex in addition is comp 1SWC natio lue of und n take ied up in igations and enforcement o bilities CALLS SPEGIAL MEETING »onsi- City Fathers to Mect in Special Session Next Wednesday to Take Action on Appropriation for Celebratior to take action on $10.000 to be ex Old welcome A the pended Week celebration given to the this noan by fathers will appropriations findnce on Mon« An appropriat erection of a al of $4,000 amount sufficient No, 6 bui Providing able action pecial mec ing of the city for b, Home to was called The city other board e and be ice n or Qui Mz 1so voted ley. action th evening ion of §15,000 take on by of for the an addition- ke the fire tion city city garage to 1 to huild of $5,000 sum st a sum for vork will the on and be considered 1 favor- the fo council takes tions, the appropri matter will referred to ratification at a_city meetin PLAY'S THID THING | diea | from MEN FOR ASSAULT (Continued from [First Page) were hadly and she orn presented ally friends @ pitiful when fi of ar rived on Iark D the Youn 1t the home het strect ton M station last woman the with Holleran of was called to attend Cooley to the to to- and the Swanson night was able the lafer attack Richardson <he scene of Sergeant After Vi, 20 1o zether i pointing Miss the conmpleiely The reg show that the a Hartford man an excellent W collapsed numbers machine \iss on the owned is by Swanson seription the attacked gave two her. men who she claims LOCAL ROY CHOSEN AS INSTRUCTOR zene P Chase, Winner of Rhodes Scholarship, to Teach History in Mass, Institute of Technology. e’ of M of 241 West elected to an Eugene I and AMrs. Charles Main street, has been instructorship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mr. Chase is 1o this fall in the history de- the college at Boston. returned weeks ago after complet- Oxford college, Kng- graduated from the local 1912 and then entered While a student ithodes schol- son Chase teach partment Mr. about ing a course land. He High school in Dartmouth college. at Dartmouth he won a arship While clared of Chase three a at England de- Germany in war v and Mr. his studies and becanie a war with the ME Y He was stationed for a time at the Kagle Hut in London. where he met a num- ber of New Britain boys. At the present time spending his vacation Isiand OUTING FOR CHILDREN Miaie on Chase gave up secre ary Mr the Chase is at Sheiton Local Business Men Arrange for Those in Polish Orphanage at Momauguin Next Wednesday. The children at the Polish Orphan- next Wed- by the conducted the outing of the Childrer This morning a upon Lucyan and received his consent little out- for the afternoon at Momauguin. The affair will be con- ducted along similar lines to the ro- cent event and will be in charge of a committee consisting B. I° A. Buol, O'Connor It automobiles, o'clock mnext mittee on age will be given an outing Momauguin which recently nesday mittee successful at Home. waited Bojnowski to take the Rev. ones of Macaitic and George K McMillan Galffney, D. is planned to make the leaving Wedn automobiles consists of George Macauley and T. W. O’ nor. On the occasion of the outing for the children at Momauguin trip the lay com- recent there: was a mixup over The commiltee hopes that all persons who will contribute the of their machines on that day. placed in can use woman will he charge of that orphan- where the them. each group probahle childven will D. M will he is the march from the Mil waiting 2 to an’s store. for Deaths and Funerals, Valc Hugo this Hugo Mtine The funcral of held ‘at ! Mary's church officiated at burial was in St Valentine norning ev. Joseph W requiem Mary's i was ) o'cloct in st ey The cemetery o mass. new William Mulligan, evening pital but Mulligan. William sed 57 the New He was had spent the life in this eity vccupation. M, held Cathering vears, Britain native last at Ge ho neral & of Cheshire, great- e He ugh, cr part of his aves two sisters Keo where John m tomorrow W Mull Muiligan nmorn- vite, and of of wothers, Tiernard and John The fnn tonior Bridgepor Windso held ow Mary's morning o'clock church, Joseph Moor Moore in the rather Hartford Teng iy Joseph vears, died hospital illne: last night following a The deceased is survi Iy and Willizm The funeral 1 at Porter ed two brothe Hen Be 10rrow 1B. Moore, will hoth held Plin he t rnoon and the Sons un- dertaking parlors will be in Middletield, Conn. Mes. Julia Ann Smitl for the late will hela 0 from the Mrs. Smith age, last table. & IFuneral Julia row afternoon at Mortus wa service Mis Ann Smith be tomor- 2 Irwin chapel who of supper the 2 years died night her Wals of G while at e Charles S H. Staton of the A. will in cha widow Late Re Zion - the Smith M. E church be Y E R S T T W v gL S . Pel. 1625 ANY HOUR. DAY OR NIGIT PARRANT & HADNFEY— UNDERTAKERS, 3 MYRTLIE ST, Attendant—Frec Use of Chapel. East End Office: JUBILEE ST. Tel. 778-12 Orders Taken For Upholstering. Lady to this country | com- commitiee | Judge | automobilos. | P[]”[;E SEEK TW[] \‘—President;s bauéhter N ot || TG | checked w and unpublished photogiaph of Margaret Woodrow Wilson, cldest daughter of President Wilson, wear- ing & gown designed, embroidered and made by French girl friends at Brest, France, who presented it as a person- al token of friendship. (') Underwood & Underwood NEAR NEW HAVEN Woman, Almost Dead. Picked Sound Clinging to Paddle; Man Missing. New dition of have with rience she Haven, Aug i highly nervous, the hospital permitted anyone Gustave Goebel the underwent yesters up, 1 in her con- with physic is hysteria, not Mrs. she ms discuss exne- to fore was picked arely alive, clinging 10 a paddle, Sound, off Bradley's lucid moments a canocing party cluded John Knight Miss Hotchkiss The likely there Mrs. Goebel could be heen Ishind in her told of which Long Point. night four last she of in- who and md an- found. It only craft today, an other other thought and woman canoe paddle not been is were in the learned Knight So there place Point missing far as have between mn Pond no inquiries at Woodmont for any woman who from among the summer Knight's parents and brothers Woodmont, by he They but to take. itors. live at close where embarked out canoecing, he intended Knight Merwin” knew he did not know whom Mrs. Gocbel and The Anchor, the former after changing The couple ¢ The Anchor wad Rurrwell's Beach again moticed. Laier fishing some distance reached him \nd witss appeared Point, her cl suit, at s where thing bathing opposite to a the heach paddled hey toward were not afternoon a Mrs After vent 1o the in ni off M pa Goebel word Woodmont e Goebel his wife's elothi BIG BLOCK SOLD Samuel Waskowitz ‘Transfers Property on Fast Main Strect to 1 Goldherz of Hartford—Price $102,000 real city big estale hoon which this several months prominence morning ago s denced in when one of Samuel Waskowitz s Main Hart took place, Hing hloek on last stroet brick Harry block Main ture said his Goldberg at is to of ord. is situatec 16 street and the The $102,000 Ly on the street. sale price to he about MISCH About thirt Slate tendered her evening ANEOUS SHOWELR. Miss o miscellancou at the home of Quihan on Seymour street ed many luncheon thc in friends of Daisy shower last Mrs, James Miss Slate nd She recei beautiful 2ifts it ed Charles fall a wis hocome bride Bristol to ot is Hills the carly tomaebil vill be within 25 he tallest the Nuvajos autnority stalc placed by o American s Indian Ilighty-live per cert. of the melon Tmpeial Valley the Jupanese. crop of Colo., is rais- ed by Up in spells | is probalny | might he | going | CELEBRATION FOR POLISH VETERANS Lalior Day Obscrvance in Sacred Heart School Hall Will Be Held in Their Honoy Soldier sailors and marines of descent will he welcomed b to the city on Labor day with a big celebratior » o'clock in the to open at tternoon in the Sacred sehool hadl when the service will e ten- dered a banquet. The celehration will continue into the evening anc vill rs ol prominence address tl gathering., A m will he provided and « vided to Pol residents work doue by th While whether marines, musical prog gencral good time of the ir sons. all service pro- the the ranks of city express for Polish de- men of sailors or the pro- soldiers, invited to take the vided principally for the Polish World War ciation This organization 150 men on its rolls, and expects with- in a ber 11C in celebration part affair 1 heen the me Veterans J mbers of wsso- now has this nim Karpinski, organization has an- nounced that the Polish World War veterans will have a sizable represen- tation in the Welcome Home parade One of the more prominent to take part in the Labor Raymond, recently re- | Mr. Raymond is | months to increase 600. Stanley the few Lo ahout president of spealk- ors day cele- bration is Prof. turned from Poland. an editor and author of note and = very capable speaker. The service men will all appear in uniform. PERSGNALS. Chief e 5 Robert M family Uirough Dame and enjoying mont. an auto trip % Wilson vacation Kerw steoet two Philip 1 in is spending a in ticld weeks! Mu leave tomorrow on to Albany. and Mrs. George Roden will for a trip up the Hud- Miss Lillian home of Mr South Main Pallack visiting Mrs. J. M at Gross, the of and street. Ahel after Kaglesville. the spo has returned to vication ross it at two Franlk River home Collins 1 Fall his ves today for plans to make fututre CITY ITEMS. where the he in The fall e \dvt Miss Gerda tendered a farewell party last evening by the girls (11 103 s W (0 N were prettily decorated with flowers and ferns and an arch was made un der which a mock wedding was held Carlson was presented with a beautiful gold mirrer. Your choice of any lot $250 terms ready at Wilson's. Carlson was 1e reception rooms Miss on City Ave. Sat. after advt Dorothy for r00n on Don't casy niiss (his chance of Miss formerly a teacher at the | Street and Richard | of street, took | Wednesday Jewett <ity. fall Stein Bloch Shuman Clothing vdvt Harey The marriage Burleson. | Lincoin Myers, place New and o, chool, Greenwood at siits for men IFarrell e Kingsbhury dise of Stanley s b varged from the service Sept. tor records at Morans'. aavt, { Bus, Sept. 2 street Smith school opens adv Harmony & A the evening il ST lodge, A. 17 hold its first meoting season next Monday Latest Victor Advt Your choice $250 on Don't A petit post oftice M., will closed Picres Recorc of any lot on City Sat Ave. after- vt by per for easy ferms this chance circulated noon mis on is being asKking 1nes men, Stein Farrell employes a 35 increase in fall suits Shuman Advt cent New and Co. W or Bloch he iy Clothing No called to extinguish a chimnoy at 102 fockwell avenue Your cholee of any lot compa was out vesterdasy fir on City St Ave for on ferms s howing Bloeh and Shuman cloth The noon. Don't miss chance, —advt We are now fan o new of = all ling tein new styles a | \dvt wmittern Clothin | \ 1 No Good Will lodge 4 will cnjoy an outing win Fwo automohile trek South hurch corner at Your choice of 1ot Ave after any on City for 1t noon. Don't on easy terms S miss this chanee—advt. 1 civil ~— Financial ! SO e { WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall street close—Tobaccos were extensively hought later on hetter | and steels, nmotors trade conditions and shippings increased theit Lin The closing was St s appreximated 900,000 sharc LOCAL EXCHANGE PRICES QUOTED Richter & Co.) Hartford Southern American Ameri o American Ameri Silver Bills Spen Bris Brass Cott's Arms Eagle 1.« Inter Silver L F & ¢ (par Na Mar Lmp N B Machine iles- Be-Pond N & J Mfg Co Peck, S & W (par Russcll Mfg O (par 2 Hardware (pa (pa (pau (pax (pau pid (par 25) com 5) 5) (pa o Nerew com Wirks com o Mig Co. Stanley (par 25 Cpay o) (pa 10 Union 8 \ WILL | SCUTHINGTO! HONOR SCLDIERS | Rig Parade and Welcome Home Cele- bration Takes Place To- Morrow. tomor- festivities will he big parade in Southing row in connection with the and Wel Home celebration, be the largest that this little town ever seen and the following plans have been perfected Grand Marshal John P. McGrath and his deputy, Duu- iel Shanahan ome by Line of march From High ! and North Main streets, proceeding | on North Main street to Center street, | Liberty to den avenue, to | street Main street, to West | West street, counter- back {o Main street to west of Green, where ch- ing organizations will form Court of Honor for returned soldiers, sailors and marine, Gov. M. H. ITolcomb, speakers and distinguished guests. The parade will form promptly at 2:45 p. m., at High and North Main reets und will move promptly at 1/ <o there may he no delay in the | exercises the green attending the | to street, B Main marching ke to treet, to there ms p. m., on dedication of the Soldiers and Sailors monument and the presentation by Irench high commission of the long-range gun. These ex- be v 5 p. m., while o be staged in Bgan's avenue and \\'(\ml.ul’l’i bhegin at 1 p. m., he captured ercises the pageant, lot at Berlin strects, must sharp. 30 IVICE RESULTS. of the has an- examina- in the CIVIL SE Quigley. secretary Charle servic nounced the tions held vecently for police and fire departments. The re- sults were as follows: For regular pa- trolman, Thomas J. Teeney, 94; for | permanent ame E Austin o Joseph 17 Ryan, 86: Ilarry Squires, 87: for supernumeriry pollce- John 1. Nelson, 82; John Sar- Wilbur Ranesford, 853 Wil- vmission, of the co results places firemen men. 86 J AWARDS HONOR. is, liam abelk, ! \grn POLICE Alvina Simpson reported to the Thonmas Kelly Tost THI Mo stroct that i phia. h ing § Cyril street, theft yesterday inily complains Yo 66 Wall police today of Philadel- Fontain- d 10 thook terd 21 the in this Bunnell has pock city ye: of to from livview Dpolice, the yard reported of his hicycle his the Stanic that 1 1 hat his the to police [ old son refuses to work and stolen v oof other 51 mone: rom sister, things house and from of Newington, re¢ that M. C Hartford, zold terday Constable ported to Conlon of Rowley the police Oxford today street, of « witeh which tolen ye At tne HE elub bolice have heen Robbins B Maple The Comm local notified by Stocekel, of the the | Main ‘w.‘ High street, have been suspended., | sione of O'Connell of i liceses street Stanley Borawski of nt Wales lien honors on sol for re he Viian vice in pinning a on a Scoteh-( the H o there. | il hono France hadge of wio fou is shown madian ht with ghlanders over B Selling OW Yield Securities and Buying These Good Pre- ferred Stocks You Can Obtain Between 7% and 8%. MANHASSET o, PREFERR ED STOCK. MFPG. CUMULATIVE dividend, fabric demand Sinking f 97 per share and accrued o nc Large product manufacturer in great mton, M stock up to $110 a share. s is very Plants Con md THE STEEL & TUBE COMPANY OF 70: CUMULATIVE PREFERRIID STOCK. 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Consolidated as conc RBusiness several grealy strengthens about $38,000,000. companies sale net pipe 1918, 200, made net itor, net oatmeat, located provides AMERICA, coal products aboug Business about about 2% growing rapidly in for and 3 over to list competition 7 from Supplie ond K. ct about of . largest established 1 doing Approximate value of plants and prop- stock of $1,500, for its products, G ahout ahout for issue rolled In in 1 Has acquired Wilson & last seven Py veget Co fisc Putn, 7.14% other 8,058,698 tub 7.867 dyes in result Executive wh ch electr ri am, purchase of ular Net times on United of of- the icity hest live-stock business 6.0677 oats, business 7.147% nited St w Al able for corn a ates control of hict year RICHTER &CO. Memb 31 WEST MAIN ST. STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. s New York Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Telephone 2640 JUDD & CO. Rooms 309-310 National Bank Bldg. W. T. SLOPER. Mgr. Tel L 45, LOCAL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD GOODWIN BEACH & CO Telephone %126 Room 410 National Bank Bullding, T. FRANK LEE, Mauager We will buy 50 shares of Clark stock. Landers, FOR Frary & CLASSIFICATION. NOTI WHOLESALE LOOTING |70~ Parvie Pross Describes Actions of manians in Hungary—~6,000 Thrown Out of Work. Paris continue August 2 The Ruma their wlole scizure of vate and government propert lot on terms th Hungary, according to advices WANTI and ng Paris. Reliable reports from it powe M over Taplin umanians have taken the Hungarian locomo 95 of rail- the of dapest say 60 per cent cent the tives good per in repair, nger equipment of ways and 5,000 On Augus Rumanians aable animals on pass freight cars 3 the advices assert the requisitioned all the val 300 Hungarian statc farms, according to the reports. Al the machinery of the Hungarian state WANTED some forci ferred. C Apply \ inguage nee to Dr. Fag AT Po the foot be for Tust v at Arch 8-29-3d the St 1 speak prcé bus lish ce, dismounted, resulting being th work carloads shops was in nien sixty-three from s plant out of coal were municipal | 6,000 rown s FOR SALE el in good August 21 seized Budapest ol Inquire 1917 Io condition Newington d Price Ave ring car $325.00, 29-2dx BRISTOL TROLLEYMEN ARE — GIVEN A VOLUNTARY RAISE | 1LOST—A face. H open gram 29.—A voluntary ad ¢ cents an hour to all em by the Bristol and Main and todav.| day eveni The an company of last receive cmployes i Tram 5 effective will old the same Station, reward Saturday 14 50 cents cent lew men hour and gentleman'’s watch with Buren make with mona A ng. to 86 Arch Tel H nley Finder Helena 1609 engraved was lost on railroad tracks, between streets pleas Auto on on back, Tues=« e returmy Repair street and recoiv §-29-1dx