New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA'.D, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919 city al the cnti 1 hotel RUMANIANS OCCUPY * CITY OF BUDAPEST Officers of Army Are Executive ' 2w ho theye ar Ruma including cavalvy with Ja Rumnzanian 1} rched carrying wian officer, d of Rn- autos ur the 1lotel long lin {umania e be- most all to sleep nian ne Force and Soldiers do Guard Duty 2 oo o ‘ /::;;l tumanian soldiers are to be seen and the “In the day time automobi wder (1 Jewis minuiely scarehed ! hor before it Fomarding tation. 1 a and ! whom : ti-sem \ W to in- ; hold of 190952 AL A Tire for §1.06( A Tube for$1.00 One More Day$ November 8th One more day of this today smashing salc. Tomorrow (Saturday) will witness to (his store Buy tube Come or tomorrow. ti vl one € the the conclusion of the regular retail pi catest and Most suc- we will give you ar cesstul sale of Automo- tive and tube for bile Tires and Tubes ever cach, Only two tires and conducted anywhere at two tubes o a customer. any time.. The sale is This offer covers every tire in owr store both “fivsts” and “blemi ~kid and plain. mics they did not believe possible—two tives prac- anteed and the most pop- ¥ tically for the price of v nakes in the coun- B onc 3 ¥ Tomorrow — the cighth The sale is a s \w—November Sth, the ample of what ale will terminate with complished by the most remarkable voc- tematic ord known in ol our ume of tires sold and in ‘Biuy Your Tires Now At This Great Sale AFTER TOMORROW REGULAE PRICES WILL KEYSTONE “Firsts” Miles 30x3 $18.68 & $4.48 wed by ent company. PREVAIL Price $17.68 Two for Red Tahe, Two ft 30x31 l'v::cv sm $23.79 mvlu Tube, $1.05 wo o Two for . Price $ 336.5 ed Tube, $5.5 56 31x4 ,[““_0 $36.20 ”T‘““' r:,.» . $6.50 39 Price 36.73 Red Tube 36.63 32x4 ':\w $36.73 'rlm,l l':n-. $6.63 33x4 Price § $38.49 Ied Tube $6.85 B Two for Two for 34x4 Price $3850 §39 50 Ited Tube, 3 Two for $39.50 Two for $6.98 vom e | SPEEDWAY , gprsts BATAVIA BxB ‘Priee sies g1g 65 | 3053 L0 000 519.04 32%3)3 Ui T $2T20 | gy vt sias 3998 [ 1 Price § 5 @91 ox | Pwo for 84x3) Two $31.25 | 34x4 price 3034 $40.34 31x4 Exice 535,00 $36.00 Gos x0T Price. $25, 5> qae ex | 34x41/, Price $51.71 32x4 Two gm.-<L $36.65 | S e Larger Sizes at Corresponding Reductions ONEY TWO TIRES YND TWO TUBES TO A CUSTOMER. NO €. 0. D. ORDERS FIiLLED AND NO TIRES MOUNTED DURING SALE BLEMISHED TIRES ~tock o carefully kes, such as TONE — FEDERAL — FISK — NORWALL BOONE — GLOBE AND MANY GVHERS selected blemis) FIR p MAIL ORDERS: In o wmodate our he friends we have arrang miil ore e first. second ¢ it: balunce C. O, D, I it you f e not entirely WELFARE TIRE & RUBBER CO. 18 Main St. Tel. 2109 i | has nev \ | L more than 150,000 members dominat- ing the clothing industry C"hicago, New Yorl N. Y. the | three clot Various s and shops were driven out ¢ I and the ire industry compelled to pay | tribute, according {o Michels. “One demand of $3,000 was paid by a Chicago firm, Saal, OO 1id in three mionti cor of the ITun has started an anti- n which has as its task aring of the university of Jows A whole list of Buropean profess n called upon to resign their ewish students not sreat 1ific ong world, to be allowed at the university in fu- tore. ven in grammar schools the emitic agitation is stron and ral high schools have decided to no Jewish pupils.” HING WORKERS aecept CLOT Azents Call Strikes tor Own Benefit: Reasons Why Men's Clothes Cost So Much, Chicago, Nov. 7.1 prices for men's ready-mide today were blamed on the mated Clothing Workers of Ameriea Nicholas Michels, : in whose h it s were state's boolk:s | by attorney | and rec raid yesterday ords of the organization taken in a on its headqu. ters Move than $500,000 as *‘fin ind “Usettlements” was taken from | lo manufactu the union, s attorney's office rged. stril rfor their own . it also is all 1. "he organization is said to hav his and other amounts 300 to $1,000 we find entered to the credit of individuals, not to that of the unions. “These demands were made in the of ‘lines' or ‘penalti The goi the benelit of the strik> and the officials got the set- tlement money In this «connection. Mr. Michels said a strike wis planned soon in a factory for guise nationally known clot} a 44-hour week and » per cent. of the manufacturer’s profits unless a settlement was made. rong-arm men’ in cities covered by spondence seized showed, the ant state’s attorney added, and shifted om city to city to pre- police recosnition Michels said he had quested arrests, but would seek a number of indictments after he had conferred with manufacturers and some of the union leader STRIKE RIOTS CONTINGE Tuelve More Women Are Arrested In were kept on the union, duty were vent Mr. not ro- Co. Walkouts, Youngstown, O., Nov. T.—Minor dis- turbances broke out in w - ated parts of the city taday in connec- tion with the steel st welve women we arrested in t Youngstown after they had hed up and down the streets and attempted to prevent workmen entering the Youngstown Sh Tube plant. Other disturbances in- cluded a workman beaten while on his way to mill; picket bhed by negro workman whom h ted: another knife: picket fter entering the Carnegie plant and attempting to per- Kien to come out; jailed for assault; five me for carryir cealed weapons. A street, ¢ men to the Repub- ic Iron & Co. and the Youngs- town Sheet & Tube Co. was bombard- ed with brick s e mj negvo held for ca arrested it the police dispersing the mob before arrived. The Republic Iron & Steel Co. today reported resumption of operation in its plate mills, while the Ohio works of the Carnegie Steel Co. announce the blowing in of another blast furnace, making four of its six stacks in opera- | tion But It Is the Fair don. ex—And in Loa- | London, Nov. 7.—lnglish women wing monocl Not only dopting them for home wear re appearing on the streets adorned. A member of a firm of opticians de- s0 Zuto Some- Thing | Better | biend that It has the Ovder in old-(as? changed, time reai coffee taste, per pound. pound today. 55 IThe Soverein Tradng Co, vave Money ! How ? By having your ELECTRIC WIRING done by Dixon Electric Co. {| Te . 1056-2. 46 Glen St. BLAMED FOR H. C. OF L. |} Connection With Youngstown Stecl | § in fended the the case of eve . | o le case ol every inquiry he had | DISTRESS IN VIENNA hitd from women recently there was .1 ‘wenuine trouble with one eve only Vienna, Nov. 5. (By the Assocatol N Pre: Five days of rain and snow FORMER DARTMOU 1 with a temperature around the frecz point has 1sed much distres: Honoluiu, Nov. 6. -Charles Ilenpry | @04 there has been rigid curtailme © | of lighting and street cav service. Th hospital authoritics report that be | | | | | lliteheoek, geologist, former professor i + CAUSING innovation by saying that | COLD SPIL PROY | Vienna. There is no fuel for heati Dartmouth college, died today > death rate in ing cause of lack of heat t maternity e s ines PAN-VELVETS! We're here, as the only distributers in the city of Pan-Velvets in black, blue and brown at prices far below those quoted in Hartford. —SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW— Broadcloths sponged and shrunk in all colors at greatly reduced Tomorrow we will sell already prices. Also a large assortment of Coatings and Serges. Plaid and check Skirtings, a fine assortment. The Dress Goods Shop The Busv Little Shep. 400 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn. GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE ESTABLISHED 18806 Vou Never Saw a Better Lot of MACKINAW Anywhere Made from Genuine Western Cloth. BOYS’ and MEN’S $6.00 Up to $15.00. §1.25-1.50 Boys’ Blouses of the better kind Hart’ Schaffner & Maix CLOTHES j ] | Quick R eturns Use Classified Cblum? THE BEE HIVE 373 MAIN STREET Take Advantage of the Last Day of Our GREEN TAG SALE Saturday, Nov. 8th Women’s and Misses’ Smart Winter Coats Reduced to $19.€ A large collection of very distinctive Coats, Fur trimmed. Specially priced at $27.95 New Coats of the season’s newest styles with very large and beautiful collars of Raccoon, Opais~ From $35.00 w © $79.95 sum, Taupe, Nutria, Seal and other furs. THE BEE HIVE 373 MAIN STREET