New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1919, Page 3

v .Boston Store We Close Mondays at 6 Embroidered Pillow Cases Hemstiteh Pequot new sz and 15 inch otton, nicely made and finished, md beautitul embroidered designs, a4 would Better picking is line assortment to select from. Xmas present. the make a them now, nice AT while 300d. STAMPED PILLOW CASES—Hem- made of bing, variety i heautif sel MADEGIRA NCIL NAPRINS — by embreideved fine Thani vaviely 6f t from are wld pay sor to loak ti Dafly Freight and . Express Service NEW BRITAIN, NEW HAVEN AND RNEW YORK LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND TRUCKING. TRUCKS BY TilEE DAY OR HOUR. A. H. HARRIS Care of \dxm Johnson, Eastwood Electrical Service Station and Garage. Starting, Lighting and Ignition tem Spec L ¢ VICE |‘LS MAIN Sys- G PLEASURE CARS M. TRVING JESTER ARCH STREET VIM delivery and heavy duty | trucks, from 15 to 5 tons. AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. A. M. Pannessa, Prop. — _‘_‘_ DEMISON GA7AGE 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night Storage, Supplles and Repaliring. MANROSS AUTO €0, OVERLAND AGENCY, Storage and Accessorles, Repair Work a Specialty. Phowne 2227 139 Arch St. PENDABITITY s a our TAXICAB cu call 17 2 on prime fea- SERVICE 5 for a car and certain time— driven car WILL L funerals a specialty. S TANI SERVICE GARAGE itear 505 Main Strece from | EMUDROIDERIED |, NIVEN | tion ARMY COMMISSIONS | 'SOUGHT BY GERMANS ' Embassy in Berlin Turns Down | Applicants, However g lin, Nov. 7.—The Spanish em- y in Berilin which is in charge of { ratifica- vived regular American affairs pend the tion of the peace tr hus rec so many applications from German army in the posted a announcing ill not is useless applicants since s creased, but still ther Some of those seeking commissions the American Army unged tha v could value in aching s Americ; how to fight There has been a rush, also, of w officers to join former enemy i neut armies. The applicants | ready to serve in the American, | Tapanc sentine even officers who American big want to Army that it the outcs appl and that it number of gradually de- are some. serve has sign on that such accepted apply. The door tion be to in ¥ be ns tish, or cor in Germany, ss of his nationality, he bheen vith queries and per In vain did,they that their armie respondent accept In vain the «\y\lnll(ui"‘ that of the Lntente overburdened with othi- re making every effort to them. has become more or les the would-he emigrant from (Germany, because it has adver i its consulate fo and has offered in- way of free land. who want most to want least to go to those who really want agriculture, the Argentine is still attractive. determined to reach § tes I round-about rou \rzentina an opportunity ambition first going and taking v ng the CUnited g borers in the those Germany i For o t up invitation Othe s eve leave by then to Argentin co of on Thoso who overlook the contemplate possibility of trouble both in Argentina a4 the first American port they v 31 \ voung Jerman woman sat 'lin hotel telling her compan- Joud enough for by- that she intended to & through Argentina, | if necessary by swearing that she had been in the United States hefore. admitted that was untrue, added that white lie do no harm Many German writers urze that Germany a single man. the labor he hote this ruse Nl g Be a voice standers (o hear, get to American She but could this little on immigra- can ill spare taxes he p They -keepers of Be the does, Iso point m and cmploy that five CGerman to and must ¢ Lefore live in China or wpore. They that the American workmen oppose German immigration ro ntmost of the possible and say a similar in- Australia and not Germans for vears vears P may Sin will the becuuse CONFIDENCE MEN AT WORK. Dressed As Army Officers Allowance They Sell Forms, Loudon, Nov. 7.—Confidence here have a newer means of vietim- | .ing credulous persons. Dressed in wn | army officer’s uniform these tricksters | produce papers purporting to show | hat they are entitled to a monthly | llowance payable the following day | nd offer to secll the paper at a re- duced figure, A de ome 1 “he ex of men to vender . eturn has 1 ‘ha ese “ording warnings service man ny persons to $100 for onc worthless allowance forms, to police reports. Public have resulted ! { 5 or BUYS IN RUSSIA. | Chateau of Former Czar \s Hospital for Polish Nov. 7.—The Ameri Red Cross has purchased the chat of the later Emperor Nicholas Russia in the forest of Bialystok. tne days when Nicholas ruled over ‘he Russians lie often journeyed to | vstok forest with & numerous suite, where hunting parties would be o anized. The hundred formerly oc ror's abies D CROSS Buy for Use | Babies, Warsaw, of In all | and \pied guests now for whom twenty rooms the late em- shelter Polish | Red Cro: by the is The ORIGINAL - Malted Milk 4 Y Safe LA 156 For Infants & Invalids No Cooking A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Officc Avoid Imitations and DON'T FORGET DIONNES focal and long distance moving and trucking. Pianos and parties at rea- sonable prices. Also storage. 'Phone 8§7-32 and 282. 8 Gilbert street, | to the i New Britain, NEW BRITAIN DAILY This Laxative IsNow in Half a Millicn Homes || They regulate their health with Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Whete there are women and young children and elderly people it is always well to have like Dr. 1 laxative her! o k), gt e Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a combination of simple tive handy. ith pepsin which does all that is required in constipation and does free to Half a million mothers have it it with safety and comfort. It is from mnaicotics and may he given babies. in as many good American homes, and these families are healthier for it. Every drug store sells Syrup Pepsin at 50c and $1 a large bottle, the latter for those who already know its merits, e pite ¢ l»f/u t that Dr. Caldwell's rgest selling liquid s the there being n bottles 311 Washington St VIS, e IDR. CALDWELL'S, SYRUP PEPSIN THE PERFECT LAXATIVE| TRIKERS CHALLENGE ‘ E OPERATORS | MI Want Walkout Checked Up and Re- sult Given Out to Newspapers to Show Strength, Koo United Pittsburzh, trict No. —Officials of dis- Mine Workers of | Gove America, offered today to form a joint committec with the up the coal Pittsburgh dis to the press of conflicting operators strike situation ct and give the he offer is the reports which | i heen given out at both the head- quarters of the mine union officials and of operators since the strike he- sun. The operators have not replied pronosal. operators to heck 1 the result result The repeated foday that iheir non-tnion mines are now wor ing 100 per cent normal and that wny union miners are either ve- turning to their old or seeking work in other fields. Mine union of- ficials replied to this by asserting the operators could not “make an affi- Gavit” to it. They then offered to form 2 joint committee to check up the situation. The effect of the strike, so far as » general coal supply is concerned, heen felt but little in this loculity according to railroad officials. They y they have an abundance of coal on their lines which is Deing dis- tributed rapidly as possible 1o those industries and public utilities deemed essential by the government. All apprehension as to possible shortage of fuel in the domestic wtion has been removed i'pon receipt of information by the railroads from Washington yesterday hat the retail dealer supply house- holds inadverently has heen left out of the revised essential list officials lost no time in locating those points in the district where there was evi- Aence of a shortage and supplying the v jobs as Food for every day in the week— \Grape-Nuts the delicious and substantial ready~to~eat cereal—Unlike any other cereal. OMNIBUSES—JITNEYS AND PLE OLDSMOBILES PROMPT DELIVERIES - duction also was reported by sit- | entirely. | HERALD, FRIDAY, SERVICE BEING CUT DOWN roreign Owned Ships Cannot Be Bunkercd Here—Other Coal Re- strictions Are Placed, Nav., 7.- passenger train service, Chicago, Curtailment of discontinuance of bunkering of foreign owned vessels at American ports, restrictions in some places of the use of public utilities and appeals for coal from various cities as the strike of approximately 425,000 bituminot out its further store should the coal miners today week, rounded firs gave the nation indications of the distress in re be a protracted sus- Other untry’s rou- with little change pension of mining operations. disarrangements of the c tine contiued today in the gener the strike itself Government hopeful that at Indianapolis, ttorney of Ameriea restraining order by Judge Anderson might point the of the strike. states already ncies still remained velopments tomorrow when the United Mine 2 dissolution issued last will he ar- ¥ to an early s for the ki weel gued, ending reported suf- (el shortage, a, Alabama and added Oklahoma tirst law of nature, ervation, and talke 't vour haads on ol s BIEA Kans Towa tods “Follow which is self-pres- any coal you the Robertson of homa fo one county’s appeal for While it officially was announ the director general of no general curtailment af train ice was contemplated, trains had been annulled in the central west. Re- onal directors had orders to elimi nate service where 1|v\nhl!(‘]\ neces sary in the public inte Operation of some of the coal mi in Oklahoma. plans for which it was expected would be completed vester- day will be ted soon as every- thing is in readiness it was ed. West Virginia operators reported i4 mines in union districts being worked and a slight inc e in Colorada can was os mine operators. New ers said but half the miners employed were on strik Small cities and towns of Kansas re- ported suffering by many families was imminent with the coming or weither, normally cold Hartford BUSINESS HOURS, NOVEMBER | WES 1 conditions surrounding | motion | 7y 1918, '[‘ VIR(,I\'I \ ML ES RESUME OPERATIONS 15 Mines, Are Tied Up Farkier Week, Working—Other in Now Statements, Charleston, \W. sumption of operitions by the miners’ risen considerably during the according 1o reports rec here tod I"orty-five mines through- out ihe state which were tied up at the Leginning of the walkout were report- cd working today. This is a gain of ono sin Wednesia Most of the miners are non-union and produ i the aggregate is small, however, mine unfon officials declare there bas been no break in the strikers’ ranks. The Kanawha coal operators’ asso- ciation has mede public a letter sent to President Wilsan vesterday taking exception to the letter of C. I7. Keeny, president of district No. 17, United Mine Workers of America, to the pres- ident relative to wages paid the min- ers The operators said Mr. Keeny's statement that the operators made an verage profit of $1.45 on each ton of coal mined” was “unfair, mislead- ing and impossible of proof” and i | “serious indictment against the fuel | Va., No i.—TRe- mines clos st ed down by the | announc- | pro- xico produc- | department.” the miner ranging from 43 to per cent. During this period, the said, “there has been no fn-| crease in hause rents and lights, and only an increase in house fuel as allow- ed and agreed to by the Washington agreement QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION | GetDr.Edwards’ Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No griping results from these pleasant little tablets. They cause the liver and bowels to act normally. 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