New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1919, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 19 10, (T SHIRTS AN IV [CR\§ UV Tho Steln Blorh %o o1 VELOUR Stetson and 37.50 to $15.00. New Fall Sweater: wear, Gloves. Bates Street Shirts, Stein-Bloch and Suits and Overcoats, The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. B T LOCAL LODGES ACTIVE Elks to HATS Young Bros. , Under- Shuman Hold Annual Mcmorvial Sery- ico Next Month—>Masons Plan In- teresting Program tor November, New hold a RBritain of regular meeting tomorrow evening at %'hich eight candidates will initiated. Balloting and other important business will be transacted The annual Memorial wid be held on Sunday, December 7 L District Attorney John I, Crosby of Hartford will deliver memorial address. A large number are expected Friday night night at the The entertai the local lodge Blks will be service G the of to the members to go Wallingford on to attend New Britain Elks’ in that town. nment furnished lodge fair will be by The Master conferred tonight at the Centennial lodge. L and AT AT The chairs will filled by members from Landers, & Clark, the candidate being employe of ‘the firm Annual past masters’ night will observed next Wednesday evening. On the Harmony Centennial the Master will on Mason degree will be meeting of be Ifrary an be evening November 26 lodge will 1;?» lodge and Ml Mason degree. conferred at of 5 guest of exempli The degree also be a meeting November Frank lohmt;on Addresses Middletown Business Men IF'rank H. Johnston, of gave a talk last evening before eral hundred members of the Cham= Wor of Commerce of the city of Mid- dletown. The topic of speech was ‘“‘Connecticut and of Business Men.’ In the of his talk Mr. Johnston outlined the works of the state Chamber of Com- merce and the city chambers throughout the state. city seva this his Its Federation course COMMERCE CHAMBER NOTES, Britain tonight of James Bakers' socia- at 8 o'clock in Commerce offices. The New Mo will meet the Chamber Chairman M. Hallinan called the meeting to give further instructions on the bread eating cam- paign. A be i this line Plans ers’ association tomorrow night big time is tees in charge. has meeting held of master evening get-together business, the painters will The gathering for in this vt oof of men for Butch- hall a Grocor: in and Turne: complete the scial e and wssured by comimit- FIRST opening be held evening vill deliver Production Methads, \ will follow with stunts with swimming, FACTORY NIGHT, The factory son tomorrow MacGrail Modwrn social night of the the Y oA 415 0T wil at i address hour Rymnasiur Slater in bowling and ¥ Tnasmuch iccommodate nece invitations however later in mu Warren charge, billiaeds, refreshments, will only hundred, it the number s the “gym” fi to The have the season. has Ieen of Ly limit couneil similar meetings plans to NIHILL CLOSING Nihill's barber sireet 1= proprietor is t grocery and ame stand memories of brought back been opposite of the pupils 1o have {he ramoved from ouT. South of shop on Main is soon to go out existence the s i the the o b meat and many business in with its passing first 1ves the Fligh having many shop shop) school the use of first of hirsute lip. 2rowth their upper TAB'S ANNIVERSARY The thirty-eighth the Tab's will be the society rooms. State President Ryan. Winters and President will be the speakers. Medals for mfembership will be given Peter o’Donnell and James Fox TONTGHT. anniversary of observed tonight in Mayor Quigley, Rev. John T. Thomas Crowe ’]0 PH[[;\DELPHI\ Attorney Morris D. Saxe left this meraing for Philadelphia where he will visit the Pennsylvania school for boys. He 1is scheduled to speak to the boys this evening. Mr. Saxe ls a trustee of the Connecticut sohool tdr boys at Meriden. ¢ GOEs | this 1 | Nearly | | on BERLINITES FORM JITNEY BUS CORP. (Continued from First Page 1o the statement made by one automobile establishmets. the nt rare not expenses cight cent be people rid- Berlin itain and a fare for will take | from the \tas Bus Proposcd. odatin cording of the Howayer, local should six ¢ cover an farve ing six the the charged for to New I who could from those Berlin depot. cent truck A bus : sers will one of the most cquippeld with sliding windows and a be installed which comtortable weather. Runs will the National Bank building to farms in South Berlin, making convenient for the residents the prescint car lin The that when the Lecon: passen- teu bheing | seats, heater | the he The made, be purchased is modern comfortable modern will make Guring he made can viding cold from more Jarvis' it very living helow committece announce plans mature the bus will run from 30 a. m. until 11 o’clock in the eve- ning, this way accommodating dents during the entire day and night. [t has also heen proposcd special trips be arranged for the accommoda- children at half price, the Berlin possible price. From outlook trips can be made while it is possible arranged trips every a resi- that tion of school The plan lic at the the present minutes is to carry pub- lowest overy is to have hus a schedule the can make hour. At of Dean the comittee Miner, teller the Commercial Trast company, elected temporary treasurer and receive all money for the shares sold. MILKMEN’S STRIKE ON IN HARTFORD a meeting ternoon wil wit 100 Drivers for Bryant & Chapman Fail to Cover Their Routes, nearly employed hy Hartford, Nov. 5. 100 milk wagon drivers the Bryant & Chapman failed to cover their routes this morning, going on strike to enforce demands for an inere: in wages. the company man- aged to cover the city in part and as- sert that the places of the strikers will be filled. The retail drivers have fused $33 and 2 1-2 per cent. commis- sion per week,and the wholesale driv- ers and inspectors refused $44 and §43. Although the company distrib- utes 20,000 quarts of milk daily their routes cover only part of the city. There scores of other milkmen supplying the people. In spite of this outside supply and the campany’s ef- fort to reach customers, thousands of families were without milk today. Emergency milk stations were tablished by the company in grocery stores. These concerns delivered milk with grocery orders and sold milk over the counter. Two prominent desired their names volunteered today to pany at nominal salaries pacity of distributors. The Connecticut milk producers’ sociation, which has its headquarters stated through its officers today | that it could furnish new men to han- | dle the milk routes abandoned by the | { strikers and that it would do so if the ! strikers should ‘decide to stay out. The strikers assert that the issue is solely on the open or closed shop. The driv- ers are unionized. The company de- clares that it will maintain the open shop | COAL PRICES REMAIN ~Although ase a are es- men who be withheld | the com- in the cu- business to serve as- here, Garficld Gives Assurance Taoday That pffort Will Be Made o Maintain [ the Present Maximum Price. Washington, Nov. 5.— change at present fixed by tuel ation There will in maximum the governiment administrator today of ir the prices be no coal D told a prices, Garfield dele lasts, operators may cadjustments of be necessary, he ftors had complained mum 1 were My arnment the ion must e operators and willing talke said that pinching them it c¢lear that the was acting in the interest whole and {hat protected ngninst some a might | the The the maxi- made or people as a tho ni | few alers who | e 10 advantage | emergeney | SERVICE MEN EXEHPT Are or | | They Fxcmpted $1.000 on Their Property Lists if They Can Present Discharze Papers (o Assessors, Al during who were recent men the war an honorabic discharse 151,000 their property if they them, according to informaton out by Burkhart this exemption will they will just bring discharge papers to the office in City hall. This also applies to a of ex-ser of ex-service man assessors do not wish papers but determine the man's and the unit he was in. in the service vho have exempt and are on lists | have Eiven | morning { allowed | their | se | i | Assessor This them if be | ase ex- widowed man, the s tmption mother widow | The the discharge sire to an ice o an to keep merely de- name DENIES REPORT OF LAND CESSION Santiago. Chile, Nov | cal denial of reports from ton that Chile had ceded to | strlp of Jand north of Arica which | would give Bollvia an outlet to the| sea was made by the Chilean govern- | CHILE TODAY Categori- Wiashing- Bolivia o ment today, It was said such rumors were of frequent occurrence and government usually patd lttle tion to them, the atten- | MADRID LOCKOUT | rrom ATTRACTIVE ROAD SIGNS TO TELL STRANGER DIRECTION TO THIS CITY i i \ | THE HARDWARE cmgn' OF THE_ WORLD ,HM- BLR ’\7 i (@ mittee plete board with two dates ithe one the ity, the hamber of Co signs is about | on to com with the ercetion of | I merce coni- | of e ¢ founding of | of extended the on road date of the work on its sid the poration. A wel the Chamber of Commerce signed side other 1he date irs in- sigus at the seven principal entranc e s ta the city and has the specimen printed to adorn the entrances, The sign board is to art-metal standard of hoard will he designed green background and or @ blue hackground and zold leiter- ins. On ihe by the tourist as he enters the senl New Britain, the is in the center CITY ITEMS cor ol and submitted hy hoard »ther th ave by organization the printed Britain to come herewith city's the of the hoard side tourist leaves, is now leaving New invites the tourist the hang from an 1 and the cither a o ou he again een with white lettering hoard Other details ar same s on the first side Howard the for chairman o ary side seen Wilson is comumittee appointed 1o this feature the city bechive, of PERSONALS Kelloze Mrs New Harol formeriy of Mos jazz orchestra Kenneth i, Nov., 7 Barney's W Lungalow I the B of tain Sloper advit MINERS AT WORK ™ A miscellancons showe ast evening in honor Szymanowski of - Oak {0 hecome the bride of Stanley Gondek Nov. 12, She was presented many beautiful gifts. A mock yinge cercmony was performed forget the Viking A. (. i the bungalow Nov. 7. 8, A marriage license issued to- duy (o Wiadyslaw Lysakowsky of silver to Mariaianna Wysocka of 132 Beaver street. The Bmai Brith banguet Jewish ex-service men which w. held next week, has heen November 23, owing to the committee in has many portance time. The was Miss | street given of orence who s on with mar- | But Ouiput of Vivginia Mines Is Don't Fair Too Small (o Have Much Effect 10 —advt Upon Strike Situation, was 26 Charleston. W. Va., Nov. 5 Twenty-six coal mines were reported today to he in operation in the | ized district of northern West ginia. Ilighteen of the mines located in the Fairmont-Clarkshuryg district, four in the Wheeling district and four in the upper Potomac field lin Mineral county. The agsresaic itput of the mines is small Twelve of the mines in the district produced 15 cars of terday it was reported. Although production in union Guyvan coal ficld county,, southern West curtailed to some extent water, operators reported mines steadily from other tita up rike the continue to the Logan district street organ- Vin- e 1o osRihy in Turner postponed that fa charge of the of present u the ity hall | until that affair im- s to be business matters at the however Fairmont coal to attend to 5 yes- Stanley Works has a new five ton truck for portation of merchandise The case of Joe Milewski S. McMalon was tried in the city court this afterncon. The plaintiff claims $200 for allezed injuries in an automobile collision. Lawyer Henry Nowicki represented the plaintif and Lawyer M, A. Sexton the defendant. Engine Company No. 4 was called to 3 Curtiss strect morning extinguish o grass Viking A. C. fair Fri. Nov. advt A son born this he hosvital to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson of 96 Pleasant street Mayor Quigley today sent tele- aram of congratulations Mayor Clifford B. Wilson of Bridzeport on nis being slected for the fifth yesterday. purchased the Krans- the in TLogan Virginia, is by high that the Miners by the come to work non- against working ficlds are say, seeking BREWERS‘ BATTLE 0N Beer this fire. at the bungalow Manufactur Con- Bill was morning at | Providence tend That Prohibition Violates a Their Constitutional Rights, 10 Nov. 45.— stant William | general for the in the Providence Frierson, of the United Zovernment tederal distvic come thr panies who ask der the | act ground re- iss attorney appeared hearing time te court here today the of lecal hrewery com- for restraining Volstend enforcement that it or- CONTINUES TODAY 1gainst on the is uncon- stitutional Counsel the breweries argued the contiscation dien: for pronibition Some Shops and Factories Resuime ret provides for property that it tha the just ol without | usurps e al with interferes | hosen Work. Buat Situatio: Barccelona compens: Is Reported Still Grave. rights staies 1o d of conditions sovereign Madrid, Nov. 4.—All stionsi|ciial in Barcelona are open today and some | | HC textile factories resumed work M only two which e lockout to and (A G persons following their of livelihood o I“rierson contended that con- newspapers have ap- was clearly empowered by the pearéd the Volstead effect may lockout continaes, The situation orities are not rela it so. The since the went into | th constitution 1o pass 4 be forced to suspend if FATAL EXPLOSION is quiet, but the auth- ing steps taken t Killed and When Steamer | Havre, Nov. 5 Several Hed and two injured the American her o Two siler Blows Three fire by @ Injurcd Cp men boiler steamer Three keep military chiefs today should agitators have met to discu plans for action were it hecome necessary ox been expelled from the | plosion on city arrived Octoher One celona. AR BRIl clared “The come Bologan which of the large ontlining the by employers in in the for the | newspaper wooden Boa of ‘allaghan reason the syndicalist the of employers as ge of Tahor quality ckot one the Shippir by ¢ The Bol ships of the U. 8 be- | 1.578 tons operated Atkinson & The Bologan from Philadelphia September 24 could - DI Philadelphia, Fremont of the known home san s savs: leaders had of the They dictated whom they regulated hours decided what should was disturbed employers, net Co sailed real masters indus tries the country 10 1o AYLOR DEAD. Noy. 5. in Taylor, editor and Medical World profession night. e a quarterly economic discharge; and even of Taw material Industry sympathetic laid down eng or Ch publisher widely at be and died hecause and oo used of the the his last Jquity” frequent strikes, in their here pub- men the slighte The riter de cupported with sin and Germany is being used by the Bolsheviki from which to spread trines throughout world mugazine political questions. Attica, on pretext lished lares the movement wrote oxtensi o money Rus- and that Barcelona nd sociological Dr. Taylor wa Indiana in 1856 i and om s born in as a their — z BRADICALISM KNOCKED Ol Harrishurg, i’a., Nov. 3 this tele Yout countr doc the GOVERNOR HOLCOME INVITED. Nov. 3 Hol- received invitation Bethlehem | present Governor has sent 1o Gov Coolid Sproul Hartford ernon has ~Governor vietory has comb an helped whole the to he navy yard the 1. 8 officially The attend to radicalism and irrespon- acy.” officers of hody hlow Shipbuilding the morning Corp, at | sible democ LEAV NG Alfonso to vin Boston when Thursday KING London, Nov, King Spain concluding his visit He will return S Destroyer IS to of covernment be able o the Reid is the not owing delivered 1o will ceremonies official governor is isn the of land to to- to press busi- | Morroy ness o YOUNG LADIES IN CHARGE. The the Red ross Mrs. James Mrs | And Richavd My SALARY question INSUREFICTENT, and in ore, working today w s, Harey Powell, Hinman, Miss Hazel Nevins, Mrs Mrs. Havry T Kellogs., Mrs. J. ¢ Tlumphrey. Mrs, William Pease and Mis: lndies Th appointment hooths {he new supermtendent for the char- ity board will come np at the mecting of that beard Friday night. It felt in City hall circles that the pros- ent salary of the superintendent Kenneth $1.600 is not enough and that it may Mrs. IHoward increased r Stanley Miss Minnie MELTS, = $10,500 Mps, has Mary be in of Rosors zen R liss lva Pritchard, ow is . Loowis. Miss Rr Booth have he TUBBERCULOSIS will be a committee of Britain Tuberculosis Relief 5 o'clock this afternoon at in Booth's block, BOARD meeting DYENY of t REALITY Schectman on 15Im There executive of the the New society at the clinic h s said ‘} 00, | Rehecen city sold property Chester. The neighborhood of $10 to the i Colt's ;“WM |_FINANCIAL _ WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS New M York, Wi Street. 10:30 interests 1 A tered wis- their approval of yesterday neral election violent bidding in and ip of prices at the open ol today’s sto t. Stecls equipments were once more the outstanding catures, but oils, motors and various allied initial were carried to 4 nmovement along Le: Cruci m the vise of 1 points. Lead- Bethlehem and Pexas ( Repubiic [Eles an i s, Americ Mexi Petrolenm Motors, United St - Woolen vils iy Genceral \meri- Infernational 1 tes Rubbet and aper. tnd shippings also were firm Wall Strec Noon causing tempo Anothe ion points prompt on 7 ) trdders wa advance made Th tend quipments, es Baldwin of e 0w the bank action, it was helieved, would tiffen mone pecinlly and rally Amoeric the e Loco., led irresular the he of 6 xecond hou an treme rise and the poinis uils General hip on metals also iherally but leader in recovery, Motors again rebound 106 per cent T'he confising dull mid-se; strengthening in and sumed it ol S5 points fo the new high of Call Wall Street, | snbjectod loans opened at 10 20 p.m mark Wi to ross currents during the While rails ion were sharp occeurred steols mo- to Many carly gains were can several noteworthy losses md in tual stances a ranged from 2 1o 5 points. Wall Strect ciadly stecls, Close, T cquipments sharpge in the noney juniped vders, md motors final to 20 cspe- reacted more honr, eall The ¢ avproximated I, when cont ner heavy. Sales 00,000 =hares Nov. 5, High lose was very 1919 Low Close \m ’ Am Can Am Car & I Am Col Oil Am Loco Am Smelt \m Sug Am Sum Am T & Am Tob Am Woolen Anacond: Ateh Top wldwin [ Steel Beet Sugat 1101 69 % 1431 103 1001, 307 3 1421 91 107 67 141 103 9t 03 1401, 6634 N & Ref Tob i Ref com Cop) & Loco B & Beth Butte an B Superior. 253 14914 110 Pac . Leath ( & Ohio Mil & St Rock 1 (en Ches Chi Chi CHRil Chino Col Corn Cop Cop & Prod el Crucible Cuba i i Sug Gen Gen Go Gt 1216 Motor Irich Hlinois Cen Inspization Cop .. Int Int rhoro Ma Mar Con Mor Int Mer Int Ni Kennec pper Lack Stec Lehigh Valley Max Moto Alex Petrole Midvale Nt N N Y Centr R A A i Norfolk Northern \ir ities Penn 1t It IPres St Ray Reading Rep |1 Cons Sinc Sloss-S Southern Ry Studebaker Southern ‘o Texas ( I'nion Unite . United Retail St Prod \lco | N4 11 13714 10y S U S 1700d s s e Utah Nal@ Willys LOCAL EXCH/ Indv Rubber el onondos 10455 Copper . N4 Chem Overland TOCK GE PRICES " wis Coo by I Richter Iddy, & Mg Bid 200 104 (furnished Stanley Asked 205 107 Haurtford Southern Light Eleetric N E Tel Brass American Am e Ameries Am Rillgs Bristal (par 2 Tlardwa (x Spen Br; A FPagle Lo IE i S T N m Silver & (par 2 < Co (f < (pa Tmp Machi Re-Pond N & T Mz Co S W Niles (par 25 Perk (par el ox- | $x0.000 j works | claims. | RICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN, CO SPANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. Telephone 2640 N. We Own and Offer 100 Landers, Frary & Clark 100 North & Judd 100 New Britain Machine 100 American Hardware JUDID & CO. 309-310 National Bank Bldg. Tel. 1815 W. T. SLOVER. Rooms Agr. { We Will Buy or Sell Scovile Mfg. Co. Stock GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD . FEANK ULE, Local Mgr.--Room 110, Natl, Bk, Bldg.,, Tel. North & Judd Mfg. Co. Rights Bought, § and Adjusted at this office. 2120 ld com Co Standard Screw Stanl R&I Stanley W'rks (pan T & (par 25) . Union Mfg Co (par ACTORS’ FUND COMMITTEE STILL SOME HOPE FOR ZONE SYSTEM May Install Automatics to Pass Ouw Zone Checks to Passengers o Mcet in the Mayor's Oflice Tomor- in Future. row 0 The present method of dispensing) zone tickets by the motorman may ne e permanent, according to a repe: from New laven. At present the notorman metal contain hich holds a book of zone ticke which torn off as needed. Th disadvantages i i soon it is a system will Morning Formulate Plans for Raising $900 Quota. in Day charge of fund will tomorrow The local the Actors’ Aemorial meet in the mavor's officc at 11 a. m. to formulate plans for the ampaign which will held Decem- irer' 5. New Britain's auota $900 Cities and towns all country thte day will hold performances (ntertainments the receipts of which will the fund for a per- manent endownient for the necedy | wetor. It felt that fund ost worthy one in the nio- of sunshine during the dark the that the actor hrought the trench the lad seas. With in mind teels Britain the front and over vegard tund. Wil- manazing director committee s are as cystem has its wdmitted, but | tainty that uccess, automatic machines may 1o care the cheéks.| the company would] deny that the auto-§ installed here, ald that they had] be cer. prov. + 18 3 the over on ol and e of nor nstalled The lccal office neither matics o towards aftirm would s the s : L they admitted of them automatic {hough view of ; : heard The compartments ments has and of twol onef but) thel motorman button that] the car is released] as it come automatic: not be in- that the| Some of)] now will be don; wiomatic sys| patience of the the ‘system be machine days of e in the the high local war p one for By elect 1o boy in ot for “out’checks means ihis New on tons connected ically committee mmi e compartment will checlk line 20 by merely pushing the with the check iakes the top in to this [ corresponds the time, a zone Masson Lyce theater, New Britain md liam (" o in at is vhich the pa the machine considerable until E Perry. the com and John Herald, wy of the m ) senger th The will certain out of president secret 5 o mitiee respectively. led zone system | | the delay that $80,000 is Paid Over LG To Retain Shipyard |: suceess arises under with the the m so that not until the ess Nov. b Tron The Works Hull New London receiy i long the Groton Hull, M Cli to ssured, (he it wil WILL FIGHT JUDGMENT crs of today | Guire D & Rocd s as paid to conn others iron cover ainst rd payment Nounk shipy of Th the division of tie snm Noank inled t v Works Nounk Maa Found Guiity in Barre Murde prevented sale of d, e was sch o Case Will Make Court Prove It lron tehment the hipya which | | oday ! i inst sthe Groton (o dury Was fegally Constituted. sectred A on the Nav b Montpelier, Vit George A, liquidation of their | pong, who was found guilty of murde the killing Mrs, Zarre the filed a motion vard pending in second degree fol Broadwell May Laicini ¢ ! in I g in Russell Scovill Mfs Deaths dnd Funerals. a into He was toy ourt for sens of the metion that sentence immediately. an alleged) found by claiming that the constituted or were in am or an of nt been arres have brougl = tence today, but in view Pearson Hownrd ; it was ol B st | wo HheHn (Nt thought unlikely be pronounced motion w based lit the indictment wnd jnry 1 defense failed to was legally members ¢ hody of ilor Pearson is expected to arvive in oh wil iy tho neral services from home in todiy held tomorrow Doolittle Andrews Walnut Naval Caroling, S city i i illeg in i funcral he records show Pearson died the Cha v st grand that leston the Hospital & sworn 1o he of Rev tor the Reform the | vices he men Fred charge AMENDMENT RATIFTED IN MAINE. Nov. 5.——The amends 1) constitution giving ratifiecd concurrence ock in W, Schaefe nurel SUFPRAGH rick Lutheran Burial ation will e in rvicw Me cemetery, ment o the fedet - omen the right to vote was v the hous the Alexander Cherpacle today Aexander ¢ this morning « veh. The | with senaut erpack ! [ T Timitation of At a Court P New Distric Hartford e 4th d The funeral of 1ty o'clock Orthodox virview held Iussian in I tho “h 2 of o Britain, within an Berlin, in ind Mrs. Celia of the County Warner, The funeral M he held tomorrow Curtin & Comy The cemetery Wa morning f Celia ner State of Connectic November, A will om ' on 1h of 1 any's undertak- | 199 ial Will be int o Praes Judgc Om rooms Gaffne Fairview 135, £l lmin i A hin said mot M. Smith, of Berlin Day tratrix the Tel. 16 \ny Tour, TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKER MYRTLE St, East End Office, 1 Jubilee St Tel, 145122, ! Attendant—¥Tee Use of Chapel, ! their o Taken For Upholstery— or on Dunham di Court doth that six for o0 exhibit, to the publie der by ad- published in ving a cirs b public Berlin, nearest sceased of nionths he il 1 limited 1id Bstate aims vinst the Administ Tady —Orvders Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. FPUNERAL DIRECTORS THE FUNERATL 11OMI aad Paclors 15 Walnut Stree, Telephone. vtrix and direets that ing in 4 newspaper Britain said district thercof h ion in post- 1 cop, on the 1 said Town of the post in the place where Office | dwelt BERNARD F..GAFFNEY, Jud