New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1919, Page 5

L} ‘ WANT U. 8. TO TAKE CHARGE, NO SPECTAL SESSION. I :rarfi Monday from Governor William already registered, bu% the day | | e i = i e - P. Stephens of California asking him [ the lessons will be Tuesday & i Foreign Representatives Would Like | For Fifth Time to call a special session to take 2 DR A o 2 Governor Holcomb ac- | o'clock A.—and the Country to Take Mandate. Says “No™ In Loud Tones, tion on the suffrage question. Gov- | lesson will be Tuesday, Nov. 4.—Ad | | . A ernor Holcomb wired the chief execu- 1 Constantineple, ¢ 3 The BOYCIE Q2L s 8 i Associnted Pres: Unfavorable criti- | time Governor Holcomb has refused | decided not to call a special sion."” " it p ¥ I to call pecial session of fhe Gen- — - — l i I s cism has been caused here hy dis- | patches from Inglish and American | €3l Assembly to consider logislation i. Nathena P. Godfrey has heen ‘II] Few Weeks “ Wll[ NO[ Bfl sources o the effect that the United | CONCOrNi the extension of the fran rearrange her class i States will not accept cither the Ay o vanme 1 tele i nally enian or Turkish mandates. Ava”ahlc at A” Captain Pietro Rizzo of the [talian | i 1 i q;}!" mercantile service and brother of : - vl & S, Lieut Commander Luigi Rizzo, the | ~ § < 2 ) Ttalinn naval hero. said foda the e o R w Parls, Oct. 28.--Governmental and | correspondent: it taie | 3 BN municipal authorities and coal mer- “It wonld be a wonderful thing f ) v ’rl\ chants virtually admil the impossi- | puvkey if Amerien srcented tha & ao! - = y 1 B P &S bility of finding a remedy for the sit- [ gate. 1 saw Cuba in :”M‘,\'e,",f'f"“' Z0IN f | "W fe bation which has arisen here becauss | tne Spanish war, and also witne “"!‘ § 1 — i of. thalconl Ahor g AbaL bl % EBS8( 0 e T TR, legsonliglont Although cold | conditions there after Americans had g weather 1 not yet really begun, o g | Parls is already feeling the pinch and difference of night and day o i . there is some suffering in the poorer R A5 | quarters of the city. s 5 g i eSlno “MUCH"” WANT AL a secret session held yesterday MORE. under the presidency of M. Evain, the Sy 3 municipal council discussed the situ. | Men Getting $80 and $130 Per Week { a heallng house- ation and reached the conclusion rike For Raise, that within a few weeks coal wil e g hOld oin Dellaaibiohrs e ; ir.\m\ ‘xln'k Oct. 29— .\liml'r umnl:,mm tment s ] on workers are on strike at James | : . :.-‘cox\i & mu“,u(‘(‘tm:g’yw ‘):::nh;’m ana | Shewan and Sons shipyard in Brook- e ;’“"' soothing, healing prop- clectricity service, as well as travel | W1 t¥ing up work on several vessels | s "I“' ol Ot ofer the metropolitan railway will | there. They demand a 44 hour weck ! s oo Velon cosemaand niel probably be ordered. and a 25 per cent. wage increase. b ot :dr -s[ in-eruptions, also make it 4 eal household remedy for Coal stocks in Paris amount fo ap- proximately 20,000 tons. with only 3,000 fons arriving daily. The city cleancd up the island. It was the EAt The Big Store Do Your Shopping Early! AVOID THE CHRISTMAS RUSH , W OUR STOCKS ARE NOW LARGE AND COMPLETE Come in and inspect our large assortments and compare o prices with other stores for same high-grade, well-chosen, wanted . Baby Needs. No matter what your wants may be, you will find them here and priced modera‘ely. Some of the strikers have been getting $80 to $130 a weck according | Burns Wouands Chafisgs Rashes to a representative of the firm. They | Cus Sores. Trritations Cold -soves. ds 10,000 fons per day in cola | VANt @ 44 hour week, he said so they and a score of other troubles whiéil weather. Wood and petroleum are | ¢@n Work Saturday afternoon and get constantly arise in every home, overtime pay for it. Strikers declared especially where there are children. being used as fuel, but stocks of these | Overtime pay for 1t Sirikers declaiod AMERICA’S HOME SHOE POLISH ‘That is why you should keep Res- —— are also becoming depleted, and their E i use will only postpone the critical sit- | Yard receiving $130 a week. The aet Qun et resdy ol futat Dation @ short fime. The municipal | COMPany is willing to grant the u‘ No.182 10O Lines Elliott Advertising Servi I Sold by all druggiste “rescrhed by~ ductors. indion O : : U hour week % Service Inc. punt council, unable to propose w remedy, decided to issue an official statesment {o the public giving the facts as to the real situation. Hereafter all queries will be referred to Louis Lucheur. BABY BONNETS IN EVERY MATERIAL. BABY DRESSEs, M| minister of reconsiruction. who ap- - 4 i pears to be held respomsible for the S. MOCCASINS, BABY B . stk roses, BABY M| S{iition. as he alone has the power RS, COATS (Shor 1 i = to import and distribute coal. = s (Shoxt Long)y nl‘\} "l{s', !"B\‘ LR RAR - Coul merchan and thei agents _THINGS FOR TH MENTS, LONG AND | held a meeting vesterday. passing res- SLIPS O ; o 5 olutions protesting against govern- LR (o J PJCRINGS, BABY M| | one measures monopolizing coal S—AND EVERYTHIN Y. s ] importations and asking M. Loucheur e = S = T to allow merchants to import coal, MAKE THE BIG STORE YOUR HEADQUARTEE Sndftopaboliah oallokaln s Doe ~ha Y Pas de alais sai NOTHING IS TOO GOOD FOR YOUR BABY, THE PRIDI A O S e o o e YOUR HOME—SO GET IT HERE AND YOU ARE GUARANTE et T G, . 1 S ARG, 1 THE BEST. s 3 transport it to Paris. TURKEY IN GOOD SHAPE. Ottoman Empiry Finances Better Than Other Countries. Constantinople, Oct. 25, (By the Associated Press.)—Turkey's finances - A are in better shape, perhaps than a e ln e mes ove those of any country in Europe, ac- cording to reports. She has one gold . piece for every four in paper, it is t ry t cffort is being made to borrow $4,- 000:000 periiy orfihe Rizbose o tn Crawford Ranges are famous for their upto-the- patriating 200,000 prisoners now in - tussia and & - . o a Il bEyntiIndi B It it enue) minute designs and for the improvements which' \sia. These prisoners are making desperatelieionts o REa Al thelr make them marvels of fuel economy. Groups of Turkish prisoners were recently seen by the correspondent slonefroatafnotiyfof Bagded BTnote They have Interchangeable Hods—one for ashes and men had walkec . miles over e = o desert, and in_some cases had been one for coal—and the exclusive Crawford Single rceleased from hospitals with but few garments. Damper, which makes it possible to regulate the PASSPORTS REFU oven temperature by a single motion of an always Al it lawi)s AND EVERYTHING FOR THM LITTLES GIRL Ul TO 5 YRS, OLD. % § ; : /Ve»'v Britains Shopping Center . n ' fl e Delegates Attend Conference. ik, A THE emrzctess STORE s s Whether you wish a coal range, a gas range, or a : ® § | % 5 ; cgatesfimpliedfcoleanfenetoiol Doy gas and coal combination—there is a Crawford which ¥ - vember 3 in an effort to reach a solu- NewBritain -] o T 3 - f e al prob! 5 of H ] )t;s? o 5f;b Mami% j/o/'é‘ for [‘L(-ry.‘adt/, tion of the international problems o meets your every rcqunremcnt. And when you ™ : British Will Not Let Certain German cool knob. s . the Central empires have been refus- — = M | cd by the British government. Among inspect the various stylcs of Crawford Ranges you those who will not come for this rea- AN NN NENAE NN NN EEE| o0 o Max Warburg a Himburg will find them unexcelled in quality of material and i I._;‘gf:“ifl‘?-f:’f«‘.fi“;‘?;"‘:\’:lifi?‘:&"& banker, and Herr von (;\;m\lven hl((:a.rl e ot adoven, The Piacs & 5 of the Deutsche bank of Rerlin. is H orto ot o Ot ate! Coantads ite announced {hat only three German wo:kmanshlp‘ ferent sizes of the same style. 5 and three Austrian delegates are com- B ing for the conference. Representative of other countries, including the United States, will at- tend the meeting, which was called by an assoclation, known as ‘fight the famine council,” of which Baron Par- moo, judicial member of the privy council, is, president. | — EXCITEMENT IN KNOXVILLE. 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