New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 1

e [r News of the | Worli. By Assceiated Press. ESTABLI GOVERN S RESTRAINING NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, OCTOB 3 Herald “Ads” Mean | Better Business | P22 MENT GETS TEMPORARY INJUNCTION OAL MINERS FROM STRIKING; RESIDENT ESTABLISHES MAXIMUM PRICES ' MARRIED 17 YEAR Stockwe!l of 66 coly Street, Observe _Thinks 300,000 Hen Would Be More Toan Enough | scnctel DISAGREES WITH WAR DEPT. Anniversary Quictly M D | Mtockwell of 66 Lincoln strect, guictly | 17th vy of their today. There was no Kind attending the niver popular sherift attend to hix duties as usual today at his Sherift and Myron observed the anniver woedding cole eration of any w oy, the inw atlied " I October \ Nmith Hian Does Not Think 500000 Men Nee couple 2y were marvied in Wappi Stockwell w on s, M Throec N 1 Y| (he also vy o Protect Country M < N. ¥ the union, Marcaret IPinley, Hampden; Prank N. Wells Dr. William agrecing | Stockwell werintendent \- | healt Therd five Deputy of Burke, blessed of and Sudden Mtack—A\dyvocates Univer- have sal Military Training Washington, Oct. #1.-—Dj of with w: department are rand childre Sherif the 1893, wis 1IZdwin J. Smith, and has the capacity continuously since , an evidence of the eapable manne Mr. Stog was department recosamenc tions 2 000 for a permunent men, Gen n I hin a joint meeting of the house military comnit{ees the number could ot ligure of and ibly I¢ maintaining « neral wis in his opinion would clicahls to set the fig higher. | wd OO Attack. The gener o re Lould ) army of 500,- has held June 1. Sherir wekwell Jo tods duties of office since hy served in As he sondate that be when he nimed thought th plnced at 1o 300,000 ! has performed his duties, well, named at Shorifl Stockwell is a church tive in The col & the which it iy Could i repub who s a the expiry Bdward Gabb, o nrmy, thal ent s, n tion of his term democrat Trinity ockwell by Al Methodist imp trustee of Mis work i also churceh ANT COMPLAINS OF RENT INCREASE palar arny 1o protect ack 1 1 oblig tean the T Ny tion aua Anieric wden at to internatior both on 1 e el conti thi this | v “treain t Anks func- | His Kent Is Boostc Yo s the found (he (1 has never Ueiaadtic: Employer (o Incresse His I ot nec- ound Wages, on \ tand- morn father oldest other couplain i lords was hrought to thi 15tias B il e« e " called something couldn’y i in M m ing when hould fon yea " 1l to thon retention " s he told ndlord <ddent coule eye v inetlicient ' i Dre broken Avel S04 after he which with tears who I Fnalish that had vaised o commities g2 within thre » pirchased the <Ud universal military | man has been div \ burein W ni to haud the year W ho w o vod months in blocic o the Corbin Cabinet the rent, to s Novem ring . permanent about a vorks Il increase the letter o into lettor kisias Lock o, | ecording | Kis! | ber 1 | “Deas | hetermined tit ahnormal ssentinl (o prepared- in 10 sent Many Hign izt reani congre: would clfect The Sir de- bill Pershing in wion rollow 1rmy fore or said, officer to make tene- to live bill the senate Gen many Trovisions n | went W ow |to 1 | wencri [ obliged W eent 1t en condition ALt the am your high buildin the per 3 upkeep ot SN for fewer ! id. Now provis men o increas cost of ree dollars November 1, i month 101 that hecom com ons, i of | shouhd matier in generally will more he fivst to reduce it ALL HOPE LOST FOR | ENTOMBED MINERS| o { to the forer e worked wsed. Th : told him trnly ) ne A ANTLRODY him a letter in whicl his pay be in vid that Sarkis tting Qui & the that i of shop ' rel iskin & Reseuing Party and he was about §18 | 21 Men 3 i A\re o Be- licved Dead. Fire Does $15,000 Damage In New Haven Center i lding Oct. 51 ning dam, O in No S Oct, 31 Iire today in State and by mercantile ven, todiy mbed strects dicl Al Coart om whom | | i picd firms ha fehard b hop ntendent R to Jones | brobabiy for any and t1 states L lorton, Galto and ¢ compit the tod held no hope dealors in antomohile and sl W n 1 alive supplic to others. Germany Declines to Aid Bleckading Red Rus Oct, 31 inensit | hicyele wer damag would | il raging mine was doubirul jex unable to a vesterday Clavas.) 0 to the declinin il Mockide went n participa Russia completely held ion iet ock of S0 Fman ships e restored to N month of by A1 October the number JANG the were madd Of this 16 vehicle into ore il niing bl el i Dos ol cut the ne the (he ma No. 1i men the Lt bolice 16 violations of 1 md 1 manslaughier. corresponding month last made Larrests entry vies of i 1 partment | ror vl | motor ion | entombed working at 1 shifts, exha e for 15 witom of elevator i il fall o s fues, i law cases viu on drunkenness for During the 164 were by e arrests Injunction Issued te Stop | e Sale of Intoxicants | QUIGLEY WRITES FOR SUGAR Mayor Quigley equalization they havin here Judze York \ug fempori of the | rohibitin Oet 1 N. Hand today injunetion at District | ant I re- wrote to in New York, do somethin today mittee the v if could district N lig 1sking | hout severnl o enrlonds e o or con- | & i ! " sugie come of one per cent or | injunction te the pro- law can bhe sum- imprisoned for vio JAPANESE EMPEROR SIGNS GERMAN TREATY O PEACE Tokio, Oct. 30.—The emporor today ratified the Versailles peace treaty. Fploon-kecpors who enfurcement arvested Nibitior and of court, ) yanrily n:pt the | the | 'MINERS TO STRIKE DESPITE LAW ORDER 'Acting President Lewis Insists That Cause of Men Is Just POSITION STILL UNCHANGED Declares That Action Taken By Wire- | men Strict Conformity With n nteed By Constitution of United States, Birmingham Mine 1 the Ala., Oct. 31.—United | Workers of Amervier will disre- injunction ordering them | J of the Alaban had Indianapolis not o strike, accord to Kennamore, president district, who said I received i structions from this afternoon (o procecd with the walk out. sition I Unchanged. Mr. Kennamore telegram received the from John 1. the fol- lowing Lewis, reting sident ot mine work- sy rilie position remains ed uncha order i Oclol 1 comes effective all of at danizht Wa contest tonight enter this the nd mn its provisions imdustrinl T that our ca mrorniiy o by the United preat | ko serene use in just, with vights constitution Stte is Lin ¢ ar toed the | BOOTH' NOT CLOSING No Trath in Report that Long List of Social Afra ro- | Claims, | < in Building Ends night. Carctaker Although the danee floor of the Booth converted into truth setivities in the closh by the evenin hall on block soon to b i oflices, that there | | hirsiness the report hall will diance A& k. is no in the the Ladies' T Mr. ) building, said yesterd wi unfounded actually November parties ot to be given th the port | wilh 1 | soeict | curetaker of (e the hall dance e the on and N engaged for a 14, he added who engage take the started on hall - wiil | setting thero the m-w’ two | © chanee of remodellin Mr. Clark in ot definite simply heford [ hall is the three | been W may not heg o weeks as | set no Vi i.') To 25 Years in Prison i For Theft of Automobile New antomobile it 1o Oct. H1.—Ior New York here intent Massachusetis in Warner h: alias M i Hyland, less than five than 25 yeo This an IHaven stealiv | an Dringing | througn sell it Georse Melnnis prison more in andd with to drive order to sentence | wethy, to years no Judge Riley alins and N stat for not vs. is the max- imum sentened automoiil thert vet imposed here | | Woeman Candidate Accused of Being An Anarchis Mres. Marion 1 socialist eandidate | John 1t W Oct. 1 Lowell licutenant governor, ! Chupring and Solomon \\th in $2,500 bonds by | court Boston, Sproul, of for nd superion today on charg promoting | td making revolutionary | The alleged radicals wer the Suitolk several I statements. mdicted hy e the county ! investigation | Soviel” sympa iy duys of activities of in ihis city POLICE Officer BEATS ¢ Do ix ANGIL who months police Thoma recent- tor @ the commenee duty traflice oflicer imes Skelly doing the work j Oficers Axel Carlson | Malona 14 a fie O"Mara 12 noon ficers Cabe ed leave of o from department will tomorrow ing ficer morn- of- s succeeding | who has veral months alter | from for so nd duty tomorrow n will commence m. to 12 noon or Michael Mee Willinm will be the officers doing t} o 8 p. m. shift and Of- Moflit and mes M- return to the night stand day and George will GUHIRY OF MURDE Montpelicer, Vi, Oeg 31 Was found zullty of murder the second degree for the kil Mrs. Lucina Rrodwel] by a jury to- | day. The finding carries punishment | of life imprisonment under the law. ! The jury was out 23 hours. ! Georpe A in of Long story | ject ! nounce tmous vote Greenbe | Greenberg | the VOTES UPPORT TO GOVT. IN THIS CRISI Washington, Oct. 31. —By an overwhelming vote the house today adopted the senate reso- lution pledging support |! to the “national admin- | istration and all others in |/ authority” in their ef- | forts to meet “the pres- ent industrial emer- gency.” TRIKE WILL GO ON JUST THE SAME | | of Union R As Abrogation of of Citizens, Indinapolis, Oct. 31 A temporary cre today iy the injunction obtained 1 wernment cannol avert stiike f bituminous coal « miners st o n i idnight tonishi. Lewi Mine ont according president of the Loewis' after he | topping acting Worlke came o s, pronounce n shortly ad been crved with Wit rii wetivities af union s here. dictated headaguinric following st Lewis the st nment I regard junction ation the i the uance of this in- as abro the under most sweepin citizens titution wteed th and ¢ by issued con [ any will hituminous not sottle it occurs. The injunction plicates to o further imvolved in an a fined statutory [ instrument that has ey federal not been f This trike and will com avert the mine workeis tie strik only the justmen com- degree prob of L. F. & C. tc Build New Building controversy John W Allen ta Inspector permit this Fravy & Clark 1o huild a six factory South Stanley strect ructure least $100,000 the minimum price ab- | change, (he directors Work will he started at on on the building to e 80x15 feet. Judson Kilbourne has faken ont A permig huild a $7.000 hunsalow North Stanley strect issued a Uternoon Lande on the This to cost at i is which is on REOPEN HEARINGS ON ANTI-STRIKE (Xl Alil—1H senate inte meree today grant the request of otherhoods WON'T BILT | unani com to Washington the commnittec v o refused vepresentatives of that it hill reported hean strike railroad 1 be re-opencd provision of (h the committec the he on the railrond which recently to senate HIS CAR BACK. 94 Hartford this to York rrom 1t Gor Greenberyg of o the 1Pord e who been last when i Sam avenue reported police mornir that a Victor Janski pital, had harn today belongin in a New olen evening partne with the reported hid wklin is I wis locate showed BTV that hi up 1l stolen Dr to VAT tire heen fron barn on I S last evening MILK inerease higs OLS PRICE OF 31.—An hy (he this Prices quart cents will vr Hartford, Oct mills of it today e 7 ade othet pric supplying nounced Special How are srade I A. inoex cen B, i7 firms 19 cents; hnt tollow pected suit TROOPS ARRIVIZ 31 . (Havas).— The | Chairman of John ! Unit- | er | | 1hor 00,600 Factory | | clared | and women of Paris, United army dent Grant, with troops on hoard who are destined for at Brest today (ransport Presi 5,000 American Coblenz, arrived ey | R ATH W for New Britain Showers tonight, mer ton cloudy st y: Pore and vici somewhat Saturday colder, wi partly | pr GOVT. INJUNGTION Leader of Miners' Union Assumes Deliant Attitude 100 LATE 10 RESCIND Miners' Scale Committee Cal Action Attempt to Enslave Workimen and Does Not Think Any Owner on Earth Can Stop Walkont. | Washin Ame of Labor | ton, Oct Ofticials the ican® Federation of Palmer the protested to Attorney General today against the action of 0 crnment the Samuel in ohtaining an injunction in coal strike the ompany the engagement was attorney Gompers, of did not president ac tederation, | delegation bt made for him general later « The federation officia injunction violated the and indicated ming would have support any fight brought to the junction. Mr. Palmer reiterated the government was proceeding solely union w he declared, violate law. He to not in- m to wim Rights Are Violated red the | union | s deo right t thei dissolve of hoy the coal in in- that | | ich, the strike was nst one was {ryin said the volved It is U no chan rnment to vight wderstood that there will he n the policy of the gov suit of the represen- union men, the tions of Gther Unions Present. the including War- Stone, grand chief of the en- 1 1. Shep rd, presi- conductors, accompanied Their presence was taken as indicating that although not fliliated with the federation, the Irotherhoods would give thefr pow- erful support action union might nt: brotherhood: Lopros tives of former roid ren S and the ation gincers, dent of 10 dele to any Phinks Strike Will Go On. 1 31, titude toward the gov- by threatened strike of Springfiel Oct Assum- ing a defiant ernment’s move to stop injun tion the soft coal miners, the president Franl miners’ of the today (i into somethir IFarrington, chairman committee, and Hlinois distriet, de rike had devel- than a wi ) workingmen oped more that it the country.” thero is any power n stop the mine trike tonight,” ar “The action of (he will only inflame them. ion involved now is whether men have the stk think they miners ‘strike,’ templ and to enslave he 1 don't cartl from rington helieve that ¢ on on gon said wernment The working right have qu and women when they cause do i Branding ment in the “most far ed restraining court in this declared its to Bolshevism. the govern- injunction nd high-hand- order ever issued by a country, Farrington influence breed rad- cites the obtaining et of he reachig to icalism was unlimited “Nothing that I have a tendency in this country as der will the agents could not of could incite Bolshevism training o said barrington “All fenine and Trotzky much.’ With h with wred Know to this 1 do,’ of do as Going We are ike,"* IV round Through Strike. the wbot If throu de 0in ot wrrin fight this it s within to enslave the woman time on injunction the power working man the court de- i stands, any and court any cides to do IF {his Le a ot erties we enjoy blow at tutions will sands there in- | u to the thought American Fhe restraining order is a the very heart insti of country.' injunction of deceived as citizen of free our, Win Seattle, miner In midnight dent of Workers of vhen told in Indi Just Oct hington H. 10 the 31.-- Every coal | will strike at Harlin, pres district No United Mine America, said here today the injunction Strike Same, Wash w Robert o of granted mapolis Can't Call Off Order. Columbus, 0., Oct. 81—John Moore, sident the United Mine Work of upon learning that the miners' had been enjoined from tomorrow, declared | that Ohio miners could of « Ohio, union striking thousands of (Continued on Page Four.) | federal district application of the | that the gov A F.OF L. PROTESTS N0 STRIKE GRDER IN FORCE UNTIL NOV Issued te Protect And Not Aimed Against Workers’ Rights. Indianapolis, Oct. 31 injunction restraining ctivit of the United Workers of Amerfca was issued today A in court her United States ernment. Is to Protect Judge A, order on the B. Ames assis that a national ing and on the 1 Pcople Anderson signed set forth attorney gen was imps int disaster yment calamity. Holds Until November 8. divected fncapacitated John L Willlam Green, A =11 other offl The order w Frank G. Hayes dent of the union acting president; retary-treasuver of the organizatfon It e when served nd wil force until after the which Judge Ander November rrvice was had several other of the ag: i took continue formal on et Le officials hoard s on and members union executive | union headquarters a few minutes be- ittle 1 1ge Ande noon. This v v an hour afte signed the order, Is Not Atmed at In prazenting fhe petition J Ames made it clear that the case not involve tl men to orgs fore Unions, r quit work. safd it would no bearing other industries and “merely invc the right of labor during the wa restrict or destroy the supply of and fuel.” ‘Tt rests,” he added “on the broad | ment general powers of the gover: enforce its laws and proteet people against disaste Must Withdraw Under the are comr orders alre bidden to Strike order the union ded to dy issued rnd out any and are strike or in ny way make it effec They are restrained from sending “messages of encouragement or hortation™ or from disbursin union funds as strike benefits. German Bridge Dynamiter Goes to Prison For 10 Yrs. 31 N the to oct an ., Gern de Fredericton, Werner Horn, who attempted Croix bridge by dynamitin ruary 2, 19 was sentenced to 10 yve penitentiary. resc troy {he s in the 5,000,000 Customer Mail Order House Is Soid Control a Chic New Montgomer 5,000,000 customer of international reputation, has t jired by United Retail St Corp. inter it v announced day. The corpors 1lso cont the United ¢ o, Montgo York, Oct. 31 , Ward and Co mail ordor - tion Stores e 1ent vin unchan Colerado Mines Exempt From General Wo 1t midni A rs in benver. Colo., Ming tnited oxen 28 min ing fro:m trike ordor offo vesult in the pro of coal daily, or 10 per ontput, & by John (i Mot nal the ¢ orado’s nor atement Ly socintion Kere, e ol vdo coal operat | Former Enemies Admitted To Labor Conferen Oct 31 the ropre: Washington, cided to admit Germany and Avstrin with those of other ternational Inbor Having an equ the nec q he nd nations confe decide the called on of granting deley oday to h Los s in r in M CONFERENCE MAY Parls, Oct. 81.—The end of Nov her may see the close of the F peace conference, which has tinted tho peace treaties with many and Austria and has carried negotiations with Bulgaria towards completion. END SOC ‘ People tem- by ond gencral grounds | has the right nforce fts laws and protect Ity pe: { from Lewis, hearing general right of worlk- Orders officials withdraw strike other orders, written or oral tending to promote the it on Feb- house nezo- | RATES VARY FRON 54,61 .8 T052.60 PER NET TON hiacite Not Al fected By Proclamation Issued at White House, Price: of Ai | Was all | Ming the on | | ngton, Oct. 21.—An executiy orvder fixing maximum prices f | bituminous coal Wils, was signed today lces of anthy Preatdent n. P ted. of Prices Fixed, fixed s ran moul cite are not = Bange gov maximum prices are states and Yor prepaved sf from $4.60 a net ton at mine $2.60, Rules | erning dlemen and the C. eral, | end- | ¢ | The | set the up during tho marging of profit of m holeszle and retd icalers we s-established and ¥ Administrator Garfield was giv all the autherity to regulate produl | tlon, sale. shipment, distribution, aj vortionment and storage or usé bituminouvs coal that he had dur | the war go to avle | vinst resi- foo war, Back tc m ) Summer Rate, 'm prices restored s order are approximately tho during the summer a -ecent rises owing to 4 strile. There is no maf on from the present pri Wls of the geologleal survey «a | The ohfect of the order was to p more | yent profiteering or increases. By the prices are for sun | mine, pre s and, slaek | screenings and vary according to | mine. They he same as thoss wiil | effect Janur 1918, and Highest nd aunced s 15 1 in The and 1, atl rson | date 31, Lowest | The 1 | ntates, w olves | 7 A taban L “1' | $1.60 to 00t ): Kentucty e £3.65; Tennessee, Virginia, $2 $2.10 to TO SPEND 834,000 e on west hig’ €0: Tiine £2.20 Pennsyly to $2 its | $2.90. for- | Hardware I Loan tf Corpar Plea ty tive. Wil Defelop Plots at any ex- any Manor and Park Keserve, The fion has bach land Park Reserve, Wil day. The company c-tenement hous stroe and ej on 56,000 Hardware City Loan Corpe 5 2 from A. Manor innounced will put up eigl on Eagfa ingle hotses fleton street, paid for and 38, land. ¥ W spel at nvist 4 perty it Manor company Manc rday 54,000 000 at The varicus that PPark rve after of the teserve was ear compan looking o city, deei ithe hest the troll al sch wnd al park prope! developed. tions e 3| o be heen ores | to- Belgian Royalty Starts For Home Late To Old Po Oct 3l.—As transpoit Washington stea oul of Roads, late tog bearing Quéen Hlizaby wnd C Leopold, of | homeward Yoy monat Amer potall rols The | will i Geo mpton r Aldert, <r oW Selgiar re of i ¢ s of 1pt the in Aad Jap Money io Develop Sibe: 31.—A group mnder the leadd compt financial aod o finan J L | have combined with | dustrial of Japan for development resources of Chi CES | siberia, M Mongolia, ! cording to an wcement today K of the Ms South Md nterests E of nchuria nnou director nd the de- suy churian’ redlv Mini | Severe Storm Drives Thy on Ngva Scotia Co Oct, 31.——At 18 ari ashere coaxt a N em arls throe | points vessels on the Nova othors suffered minor damage as rosult of {he heavy galo yesterd: Lcr- | Marine interests hero expected furth the | reports of damage today. Assistar well | was sent to the stranded craft, ! loss of llfe was repovted, N SO Scotia