New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1919, Page 9

) INCREASE SEEN IN MINERS AT WORK Coal ~ Shortage Is Becoming Acute in West N Chicago, erease in the coal miners returning to looked for today Saturday having been regarded as at least half holiday many of the country’. mines. Aside from that the miners seemed intent (o stand on their determination not to return +to work, despite recall of the strike | order last Tuesday by .John L. Lewis, acting predident of the United Mine | Workers of Amervica until operators and miners 1 meeting at Wash- | ington effect on new wage scale. Meanwhile v Nov. 15.—Virtually number of no in- bituminous Work was generally as 3 ex- pressed W an agreement a the threaténed fucl shortage in many places hecame more ominous with the advent real winter weather. At Chicago the avail- “able supply of coal had bheen dimin- shed to 50,000 tons, and the region- a1 coal committee restricted fuel al- | locations. Improvement tion was shown however, agreeing return under scttlement of the controv between miners and operators. ~ Col- grado and Alabama showed some coal production. In the no work strike of in the general today in thousand to work at once situy Wyomin seven miners great had was Iinois been called weeks ago, and union lcaders on an ag ing the 0 per Nour No vania ate fields virtually since the than two resumption of work. said, was conditional reement at Washington meet- 1linois miners’ demands for cent. increased 30 week union district today done morc wages and a mines 1- in the Penns were expected o op: though the non-union mines were reported operating at nor- mal capacity. In the West Virginia union fields situation was said in a state of orderly chaos. some mines where production Peen resumed new walkouts occurred Vesterday. Because of Indiana the to n | had | be little mining done in the district and little prospect for early resumption, the fuel situu- tion there today was regarded coming alarming, with a similar con- dition prevailing in Kansas, where it was uncertain when the approximate- %y 10,000 union miners would go back to work. In the Ohio expected to next week union men. MORE GOV'T. FOODS ARE PLACED ON SALE as be- fields hoisted the little coal w earlier than forty thousand be Dby b s e Chairman Pinches of Local Foogt Committee Reccives Lists and Prices Irom Quartermasters, A new list of articles placed on sule in the quartermasters’ department re- Tail store at 19 West 15th street, New York city, has been received by € man Frank Pinches of the local food committee. Restrictions have besn placed on the amount of goods in each line that can be ordered and ot those restrictions are in the hands of | the chairman certified check postoffice money order must accom- pany ciach order. The list is: T Soap, issue, 6¢ pet Buckets, collapsible, 3¢ 12 1b. can, $2.75 corned, No. 19 per can. | Beans, string, No. per can. | Pork and beans, No. 3, 9¢ can, | Tomatoes, No 2 1 Apples. evgporated, \pples, evaporated, Peache ted. 10 Ihs. Peaches, evaporated, 50 11 Candy, stick. 1 1b. cans, Candy, chocolate, 1-2 1b, Candy, chocolate, 1 Spaghet 1 1b, sweey 16 ox No. 1 No. st i lists cake, cach can [ Bacon, Beef, per can, $1 10 1bs, 30 1bs, . evapor 2ok 1., 20 ! package, Cocoa, can Roast Corned heef, heef | | Broad Street Boy’ | Painfully Injured \ old son while neigh- vesterday with line poles the ot Peter aof James running borhood afternoo Kelly seven Kelly Biroad through a yard home stumbled and outh striking against a hin stretched beetween two few feet from the ground and serious- injured himself. The boy's mouth cut hoth s0 badly that S necessary take stitch every tooth in the front of was knocked street n the Inte 7o of has his of 1y was sides it ws Almost mouth on to s his out + BEXPLOSION VICTIMS BET 1 South dynamitc at O'Connor old Main Robert the and year hoy Thomas Nolan of street, victims of the Jate yvesterday afternoon Height improved sion liff Iy were the great- this aft- reported at hospital were ente would He was Potts Some that both the ernoon evening rtained lgst los the lended Dr the injury to ed with the age has been Nolan's sight of by H eyes have expectancy donc his heen tree that vision no the n case, fuce badly burned and one of his eves was closed by the explosion. He. like O'Connor, ‘Was reported as improved today OFFICIALS .\ The New was well represented Princeten game afternoon, Chief Sergeant BIG GAME. Britain police depar 1t the Y in New Haven Wwilliam J. Rawlings J. Kelly and Detc tive Sergeant Andrew J. Richardson being among the spectators. Judsae James T. Meskill of the city and police Gourt also yiewed the game, alc this J George Rack- | | cight 11 | fairs, | in | delivous talk this morning, the popu- | lar ftend i Government Sleuth_ Get Ihs., | members | shoremen { ing i now | | | at- | Hospital patient NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1919 I)A CES INTO FAME AT CON reat. Disturbance or Recently Buenos \ires, scenes have occurre the special session ¢ On two occasions galleries hurled mi ties and created ot which the police ej A formal motio member for impeach Irigoyen was one incidents, a bitter « constitutiox invoking governors and oth grouds of maladmini 1t aid the pre tors™ to govern cial electidn dounced this action al. saving it followe interventions during ministration Action on the pro} loan ta Italy, ain has been TUNIEL D FORLEST held up WILBUR §. ALLING DEAD Norwich Man Was President of Ch New York.—DMuriel DeForrest -at danced on Thomas Edison's ont porch and the electrical wizard predicted his little neighbor would some day gain fame on the stage. Muriel has just made her first stage ypearance in the new Capitol thea- ter; the largest in the world, and won unanimous approval from a New York audience SENATE VOTES T0 GUT DOWN DEBATE of Well Known A\l pany Stores. Willimantic, Nov Alling of Norwich, Alling Rubber Ce., w Connecticut cities, ¢ heart trouble today lobby of Hotel Hoo! with his son, Ward were here vesterday Holmes block. Toda clder, was here to contractor the plan for (Continued from First Page) the building. He of a chill and he we questions machine. 'He alig jurisdiction mestic wholly wre within its domestic declares that all do- and political questions relating or in part to Its internal af- including immigration, labor, coastwise traftic, the commerce, the suppression of traflic in women and children and in opium and other dan- | drugs, and all other domestic and all questions affecting the present boundaries of the United States and its and other pos- | sessions are. solely within the jur diction of the Unlted States and are not under this treaty be submitted any ay, either -to arbitration or consideration by the council or of of the League of Na- any agency thereof or io recommendation of a ing a to the floor. and Drill Through Safe ¢ gerot questions, Get $88, Leave T insulay CApe. Hartford. Noy. three safes in the store on Main street cured $SS in cash. lars in securitie: after being taken fro the robhers apparen ten them. The b ever done in Hartfo Four men, said to be to W to the assembly ons or of the decision any other power. MR. \uthorities wWill or nEV, MAIER BETTER. Now Believe He Recover. Alihoug n he the hos Rev vietim bl the Main street this morning. of improvement n is hurt and a ain General Henry W. Maier, the trolley accident on West Wednesday night. early showed continued signs and during his semi- badly New Brj Sitadl Hartford, ton, who attempted iel Andrews on Win night was sentenced jail in police court tence suspended tied her of the bullets hit h he had broken up caused her hushand his attentions, Nov. 15. pastor expressed a the Yale-Princeton hospital officials lief today that covel his desire game, expressed their the will to at- The he- ,. pastor re- from injuries. 12 W. Va. I. W. W. Radicals Morzantown, W. 5 2Xov. 1b -De- partment of justice agents with eight deputy sheriffs, today arrested 12 of the Scotts Run local of W. W They were brought and pls in jail. John Sheehan, a thlete, sustained p: night while playing “Y' floor. Another with him cufting it was necessary close the wound. Dircctor John Tiert aid treatment. the I here ed to MONEY. ! 15 th for a WANT John's MO N employed presented demands 20 cents an hour. The wage is 66 cents an hour and the shipping interests have offered an rease of five cents for the com- The coal handlers, who 75 cents an hour also are st. Long point i wage PANAMA D have incr present ase of Canal Zone hibition Re, Panama, Nov today that prohibiti effect in the canal passing by ess, wan created consternatiol ity. It had been ant hibition would not until January under Comes in winter. receive asking for higher wages, congri SPELLACY NAMED., Washington, Nov. 15.—Thomas J. Spellaey of Hartford, Conn., was nom- inated by President Wilson today to be assistunt attorney al, ant Ator Gen. Brown gene ey res There was no disorc MeMILLAN 1 Dugald MeMillan, at the New Britain where he under early in the unm-mmnum today PRINGS W, Va., 1ce of Wales and his today for a three royal guest will re- during his visit, PRINCE White Sulphu Nov. 15.—The P suite arrvived here stay. The incognito T Springs, day week main M SSILES THROWN at Argentine Republic Congress Nov siles at of ing wut of the president’s recent action vene in two province! replace the governors untit the The © France suddenly complained sted into the botel when he fell Death was immediate BURGLARS ARE BUSY 15.— Thousands were arrested as suspects hut later Tries to Kill Man, Woman Gets Suspended Sentence The volver at the man but none Basketbrall i’léyer Hurt At Y. M. C. A. his forehead so that Assistant 14 time prohibition enforcement bill, ment to the United States constitution. nt HOW OLD IS SHE? ]MATER ITY WARD; NO | GRESSME : | CHILDREN i ALLOW El) Special Session | of Humor Enters Into Element ) Sig Recently Posted At New Brit- Called. ain General Hospital. 14 Stormy 1in congress since alled November 4 pectators in the the depu- her disorders for cted them. by a conservative | ment of President the contributpry ontroversy grow- It i humor where that many s said there is element m of in things, intended sometimes of the of this furnished New Britain Gen- the if our information none is One latest eviden the stafl of ral hospital correct. It appears maternity by es is that ward the have inmates of the heen bothered who « in for vith purent has stray children ome visit, sometimes consecquience it been in a conspicuous veads in this allowed in this AUTO CREATES HAVOG Machi 5 seen it sign “No In | powers to itei- s and remove the er officials on the stration. sident planned s with “interven- next provin- onservatives as unconstitution o1 several similar the Irigoyen place. which children place. a faxhion building o *of Waterbury Man IS Badly ad- Damiaged and Fuo Other Cars Just bosed $100,000,000 an at Br < as a consequence. ¥ nue, 3y o ven ihe | she Miss Simi ate. | | 1 | | | | | | 1) | | | | A, Warner of 115 Waterbury. dley Smith had injury ner' s Chestnut ave salesman for the of New 1a from serions resulted War- damaged and Alise to Teft Is she 1cita her suit estate Topeka, Ks The picture of I an exhibit in . million dollar mother of Ernest Brogquet. whom " claims was her father. Her mother { was @ Spanish dancer whom Broguect married. Her claim is contested on the ground that Broquel was not her father, that she was born. five years before his marriage to the dancer. CITY ITEM" The opening session of the Y. M. ( A. in accountancy and husiness | administration will be held on Mon- Broguet campany share Ty L nrew esca last nizht As it s machine was badly now in a local garage undergoing repaivs. Warner, in his report to the police, stated that he was abont three-fourths of mile north of Ibelle’s corner when his machine was struck by large auto truck bearing the stration number 18190, The truclk was traveling faust the time and had it, and the operator did stop to ascertain the amount of damage inflicted, he said Later in the evening A. Gorbuck of 1650 Stanley street and M. Biwtner of 18 Bedfard street, Hartford, reported ling Rubber Com- is a 15 —Wibur president’ of the ith stores in many lied suddenly of as he was in tl k Mr. Alling, of New London, and bought the W Mr. Alling, ti r'c very at no lights on not clasi to the police that they had narrow escapes from being hil by the same truck. T0 ARREST AMBASSADOR Envoy talk over with a : day evening. [Bnroll now.—advt. changing over 2 Mi Catherine Finnegan tered the employ of Judd brokers, as a stenographer. formerly emploved at the Mutual Insurance Company ford. Horehound patties for colds, McEnroe's.—advt Mr. and Mrs. Beaver street have, N. Y., to attend the ative. has & She was Phoenix in Hart- en- Co., hotel in was bhe- nt to the hted and 40¢ 1b. I'tom Russian Soviets to Be Charged in Contempt of New York Walrath of Syracuse, rel- | Harvey zone to Legislative Investigators. Tfuneral of of Hartford Stove, a New Yor Mertens, States from } ernment, tempt of tee which Nov. 15 Ludwig C. K ambassador to the United the Rtussian Soviet gov- was today declared in con- the joint legislative commit- is investigating radical ac- tivities in New ork state and a war- rant for his arrest will be asked Mertens had heen subpoenaed to ap- pear before the committce at 10130 a m. taday and divected to bring with him certain papers. Tle neither peared the papers, but stead declared in @ letter to the com- mittee that he would decline to ognize its authority on the ground that he was an ambassador from the Soviet government. He held that all com- munication between himself and his government was privileged for the reu- son that he was sentative, rousands, and Es- will at meet the' V. society at 2:30 Sunshine afternoon The Monday WECLA PERSONALS Mrs. and Burglars drilled sson Drug Co. last night and s af dol- were left behind m one of the safes tly having forgdt- was the cleverest rd the police say. e from New York, George Rogers, Huntington, ave Mrs. Franklin, Mr. and w York week-end Hamilton Gle ap- in- guests of of street nor sent Viola and and Fred Klinger (., are the guests of Joseph Schilling of re- rece- Mildred of Wash- Mr Grove The Misses Schippert iston. D. ind Mrs, Hill. diplomatic repre- -Mrs. Lilla to shoot Nathan- dsor street last | to six months in | today and sen- woman emp- Bur. Johnson of Maple the Yale-Princeton Miss Huldah street attended zame toda ANC RUMANIANS Budapest AVING Russians Deniki Insurgent Ra Army. mpage = Rear London, Nov The the Black from Sochy has heen seized by vrmy of 70,000 men rvear of the forces {he anti-Rolshevik southwestern ing to in of Evacuation of Proceeds Without Incident. Nov. 14 (By the ciated Press.)—Iivacuation by the Ru- manian troops of Budapest zoing on without. incident. The minister of justice has placar the city with anouncements that martial law will be invoked to deal with acts of high ! treason, murder, pillage or arson The entry of the Hungarvian na- tional army under Admiral Horthy will take place Saturday morning im. She claimed her home and to desert her hy 15. Sea stern coast Yelerzhik to an insurgent operating in the of Gen. Denikine, leader the Russian front, accord- wircless dispatch from Mos- have formed the Budapest, Ass0- - on a well known local ainful injuries last basketball on the | playver collided cow. Soviets been | dispateh adds The insurgents pol, 140 mile captured Mario- southeast of Yel terinoslav: Begdiansk, 15 miles south- west of Mariopol; and Alexandrovsk, 50 miles south of Yekaterinoslav., Gen Denikine allotted to the vising TOBACCO. take itches to Physical rendered first ON U. To Try and rom Use of Weed. Nov. 15.—An world-wide campaign to teach bud effects on health of alcohol tobacco” was advocated at the Vic- tory convention of the National Wo- men’s Christian Temperance Union, which opened here today. Speakers denied prohibition was responsible for the labor unrest The wonten pledged themselves to seek out violators of the dry law and report them the federal authopities wWaAR ini 7. @ Teach Bvils has troops sup- press Railroad Conference Is Again Postponed Nov settlement RY Now. intensive he and St. Louis, Under New gulations. rro- Washington, immediate the today conf 15.—Hope for of demands stherhoods further an Announcement on had gone into zone, under the October 28 of the | t] | ot four great vanished | the | tob-Generil | heads | when sessions Direc brotherhood indefinitely. of rence between and the postponed Hines n in the commun- icipated that pro- become effective the 18th amend- were to HOUSE REPORT SHOWS BIG DECR New York, Nov. 15.—The condition of clearing house trust companies the week shows i they hold $47.119,050 in ex- | cess or legal requirements. This is ! “ decrease $19.182 | week. TO RESUME Mount Jewett, Pa., Handley-1'age airplane by Vice Admiral Kerr, which left ‘Mineola vesterday Chic! and o was compelled to land here, will take the air again this afternoon for Cleve- Jand if the weather conditions remain LIUH\I X CLEARING FLIGHT (il ket commanided o S ler, however LD actual and MPROVE who is a General an showed banlks patient hospital, operation continued | i | | | | | for 80 LG reserve of 200 from last TWO PRETTY FOXES ’I]R ‘STOCKWELL HAS ~ RESIGNED HIS POY Is Wanted as Superintendent Hartiord Sanitarium o) health position sug W. M department He intend tarium Stockwell will neen head resign of th hil th Hariford suni notified the healt letter Commi Britain, Conn Camp, Chairman. Camp tender superintendent of take cffec or 1920. appreciate has offered ney of the and in the following of Health e 1 A 1 hereby has hoard Board ity of Mr. M Dean on my resignatio the sam 1 health to ISt and commission that 1 offered not on hetore catly the by courtes Wl th regrel co-operation and us" in to myself Respectfully, WILLIAM Dr. Stockwell position Harttord ium. A iven it is with step. 1 take have heel an rtunity which 1 can| justice pass by M. STOCKW ELL n offered th of superintendent th State sanita of - Tuberculosis New Yorl s x., is the la tertainers such a hit House that them on her ukulele and carrying is a 1. W. W. INCITE MINERS Four Arrested Will Be Deported teport, Charleston, W. Va., Nov. foreigners, alleged member Grant Town local of the I. W. W. are in jail at Fairmont today charged federal authorities with radical activi- ties in Marion county. The men were arrested late last night by department of justice agents who were rushed into that region several days ago, following announcement by officials that radical agitators w busy in north- ern West Virginia coal elds. Deporta- | tion proceedings against the prisoners | mixed committee wiil be started as soon as possible, | workers engaged cording to government representatives. | Jockout dispute, Little change in the situation s\u—y[ over incidents i nding return of miners to of was noted in early report the work | =T 1 the | sumption Deaths dnd Funerals. which today | l'luqx k. Peter Austin, p en- 1ois oy of the war France. e made with Col. and Mrs. & M she was invited to visit return She plays the ings. The fur s Tive one meeting the will held Tuesday his resignation will The members of the wreat appreciate servi £ Dy Stockwell as superintendent of healt] wnd regret that leave. He very superintendent. The other of the department | very pleasant to work and are very is a fine the board nd at be of healt this tim taken to leave St \ board in the es o she very much been he is 't eflicied) employee, found i under his dil loyal to him. spirit of co-opera of the departmend has a in Mi by Oficials Region: Is rection There tion in work NOT ENDED. 15.—Four of thel TROUBLE by Rupture Between Work At Barcelona Madrid, Nov. 15 tween the employer: men Barcelona according to early v trades ur Co and Em ployers ued. The and rupture be the work been renewed| advices from that The delegates of walked of in at has state cit th( thd ane th arisin with re. workmen ard i , , i i ‘ | tod [ ons out of employers settling trouble connection The employers of of the lockout e up the in work weeusing not carry compromisd was calles ing out | under | oft i terms the The minister of expressed fears th would declared | Monaay. the interior todaj general strik Barcelona - or Plastek at this afternoon at Ruthenian-Greek Catholic ehurch Tairial was in the parish cemetery. was held the The 3 o'clock [ in | Omsk Reported Captured By Russian Bolshevik: ! | Nov. 15.—Omsk, j the all-Russiun government, occupied by the R a Moscow official Jacob Bernasconi. The funeral wits held yesterday afternoon from the burial being IFairview cemetory o'clock. Rev. G. W. ¢ Hill the South Congrega- tional church. officiated. While the body was being laid the Aus- trian Singing socioty last rites son Frank Cranley and Cleniice s flowe bearers, while were the palibear Benjomin Conselreni, Permine L Fred Jurgen, Henry Walther, Albert Voltz and Frank Zim- mernian. of Jacoh Bernasconi his home, in London capital of has beer Bolsheviki communique asserts, at 3 Y pastor of \ ussian at regt ceived here today sang gs Leist, Louis VOTING FOR LADY Result of Election Will Not Be Mad K Until Nov. ASTOR. Diemond acted the followin own 28. The bal whethe! hushand] and 1he] British peer be- woman membe in the Sutton of Plymouth early today. result will not be announced November 28 The because of the | number of ahsent serving with Lady men polls st Plymouth, Eng 15 loting which will decide Astor is to suceeed the house of John TI. Bannon, a former resident | American wife this city, died this morning at | come the first home. 135 Jissex street, Indian of parliament chard, following 1 pavalytic constituency sustained a few weeks The sons and four until The funeral will held Monday | essary morning from his home in Ind i Orchard. Burial will be in Mt St Benedict cemetery, Hartford Nov Lady in her commons active John H, Bannon. a of his Or- shock | 0. Three | daughters survive him. | a be ble’ men conside mostly the colors abroad. wias one of the first wo= after the opening of the. Throughout the division i the early activity was pronounced, and { the clear, crisp weather which pre- | vailed augured a heavy ballot voters, Astor to vote here MINERS RETURNING Be Working More o Peunsylvania Full Bei Mines to Tel. 1 \ny Hour, Day or Night, TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS MYRTLE St, East End Office, Jubilee St., Tel. 1451- Lady Attendant—Iree Use of C Orders Tal for Upholsterin, Force Monday: 1 Shipped. Pittsburgh, Nov tors of Western nounced today small nunber returned to work . Coul opera- Pennsylvania an- that while union only 153 members durfg the last two days, they believed all mines in the | district would be working by Monday. = In the meantime Pittsburgh's coal FUNERAT supply was materially increased to- | tives in charge of fuel distribution THE PUNERAL HOME lmhw of had DIRECTORS here, to heavy shipments from Nor- thern West Virginia and increased and Parlors 15 Walnut Street, Telephone, this distriet. FRECKLES AND HIS F RIENDS That's Right Freckles, an Air- dale Doesnt Fly’ OH - GEE < UERE SUE COMES™— WAIT'LL SHE SEES NN AICE Dog= AINT BURY KD THAT'S GOT A DOG ~SUS'LL THINKE TA QUITE AFELLAL p H-WlLo = A-aA AA-A HELLO— UUKE MY DoG THOPPOTH TRVE : 000000k~ WHAT A HOMELY LOOKING- production by non-union mines in —BIRDTH OF A FEATUER FLOCK BUY 1 TOGETHER ! TS AW, WIATZA MATTER. ATcHA— THIS ANT No BIRD