New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1919, Page 10

GET’EM IS NEW GAN IN MERIDEN an Legion Members De- mined to Oust Agitators idon eride already taken 1 unheaithy ¢ the srsons to live. them,” and “treat them ' were the sentiments of the - service men in their { the proper DS ke tithe |un-Amer organiza- 200 members Thursday evo- fanified their intentions of a voluntary secrof nil special cons service fr wbulary to fight b Reds, Bolsheviks and anarchists Meriden. Any member of the to- post of the American Legion can forces by sending his name telephone number, if wnd as to whether or not he an. automobile at his disposal, to gt office box 532, which is erican Leglon post office box. [Lhese volunteers are to Bdiately into platoons. Rach pl piavill elect leaders and two re gtives (to form 2, specis nittee. The L in turn ele intelligence Sluntary organization. heputy Constables. fl ents will be made at once | > volunteers sworn in as itables, with the power of aGwbles” in rounding up any per-, s working for the overthrow of | b government of the United States | the state of Connecticut. One of b speoial duties of the vnluntal'_vl e will be to wphold and bear: fesstre for the enforcement of “An! k¢ Goncerning Seditious ‘Utterances' hich was adopted at the recent n of the general assembly of Con- eut. e senate and “Be it enacted by general buse of representatives in sembly, convened; 5 bh 1. * No' person shall, in % more persons, advocate in any ge, any menasure, doctrine, pro- or propaganda intended to in- affect the government of the ‘States or the state of Con- Any person violating any the provisions of this act shall be od, not more than one thousand lldrs or imprisoned not more than reb years or both. Approved May 1910, Co-operate With Officials. This voluntary organization of the gion will co-operate with the local o and federal authorities in on ad a1l matters relative to the s=up- ression of propaganda or activity [nding toward the overthrow of the bretnment. A list of all local per- 1 under suspicion has been re ce, and these per- ched by the force of on, who will have the power { should such procedure he- - apparent. in the local legion » connected with the department during the will Tend their support 2 fo the new local or- This secret service corps constabu will be in week, after hich time it l wher un- for any undesirable person ov to linger in, or in the vieinity iden. Telegram to Centralia. t unanimously voted to end a telc n of condolence {o Cen- ralia, W on, post of the Amer- an L . in the loss of their rothe: m also «om- jaends the post for tand on 100 her cent. Americanism. Men Strong For Action. and the; B experi funization. nd ' special 1l opc 1 post from the United S PALESTINE PEOPLE SOLICITING HELP Atiention of New Britain Residents Is Called to Their Desperate Needs, Regardless of Creed or Color, The following appeal has been re- ceived by local people who have friends in Palestine working for the cause which is outlined helow. The Herald has been requested to reprint o which was forwarded from s attention is called to tho erying need of funds and clothing for the people of Palestine, regardless of ace or religion. The Germans and Turks carrfed wway —overything of vitlue that they could lay their hands on. They burned most of the il- able wood, therefore wood is scarce and as fhere is no I, the winter pron to b sovere one for rich and poor like. There are 10,000 destitute people: many childven are in u helpless condition. A day nur- sery is the only solution to the prob- s for 1he children of war widows, will require a house and the 1y upkeep 5,000 per month established cost of mainte- nance of the poor in Jerusalem, eox- clusive of the orphanage. “WHIL v nd your help in the form of shoes and all kinds of woolen and cotton cloth vegetable and flc be sent in Amer Cook and $on. Parvcel post pack- ages can be sent weighing not more than ten (10) pounds. Great care s needed in wrapping curely, preferably in stroi muslin cloth first and addr both the inside wrapping as well he outsides "he Anglo-American society deleg: tion are members of the joint adviso committec of relief in Jerusalem pre- sided over by ehe mayor and military governor, and are sting the Brit- isly authoritios with a propaganda of cleanliness and to supply the neceds the unfofrtunate people. “The Anglo-Américan society is in- corporated under the laws of the State of New Hampshire. “We trust there will be a generous response’ to the great needs of Pales- tine. ur donations to, “Anglo-American! Soclet Goods in Transit, C: Consulate, J S. T. Am Relief > American Palestine, DANSEY BOY’S BODY FOUND IN SWAMP Had Been Missing Since October 8— Probably Killed By Degen- erate in Swamp. Hammonton, N. J tic county author! ng today to clear up the v surround the death of 3 year old “Billy"” Da whose nude body was found yesterday at the edge swamp, two miles from here, hunter. The lad had been missing since October 8 when he disappeared from his home on the outskirts of tammonton and a nation-wide search had heen conducted for him. Long cxposure made jdentification of the body impossible but the child’'s father identified the clothing, which was found scattered cver a radius of 50 feet as that w by the little fellow on the " his disappear- ance. The dis was made by Geor “khardt, shbor of the Danse 12dn iwskill, Jr., prosecutor of Aflantic R ner Cunning- ham and other oflicials o believe that the child wta - o the s hody, the coroner he had found wo bones broken, but that he believed the hoy had been angled to death. Vir detective fovce of the county vk on the case today | and w an arrest probably would be made soon. Following the adoption of the r oring the forwarding s of “Don’t wait unt appens to take action,” ** teds without fear wvere heard from various - s 1 It seemed to b 1- jment of the-me ake the initlati hts fight against the hey have an opportunity to perform yr even attempt to perform, any kind $f o demonstration or uprising in this ommunity. The project of a secrel service and fspecinl constabulary corps was pre- nted and immediately and anani- Bously adopted. A friendly discus- on fhen ensued as to the formation jor the cor resolutions ] > and unanimously adopted relative to ihe formation of the voluntary corps of ind in @ ve the members of the Meriden post of the Ame n TLeglon. Samuel A. Tyler, who is the gentative from the Legion post to the | Americanization committee, . veport on the local work of the latier nization. Eric Storm, who from Connecticut to th convention 'of the , reported on some of the im ant measures considered and adopted at the national convention. All n all, the meeting was most successful, and the members feel that gave aken their first important step in the fight against Reds, Bol- sheviks and anarchist 3 TIED UP. $t. John, 2 freight traffic was tied up here toc strike of the members of the The strikers &' union. eiving 47 cents an h demanded an 18 cent inc The employers’ offer of an incrs %of one cent an hour was rejected Ly " the moen. radicals before | short time | wpre- | The child’s disappearance ¢ widespread interest. arching parties scoured the country- s in the belief that he had wan- dered into one of the nearby swamps ind perished. Later the kidnappi theory was advanced and supposed clues’ led officers to many sections of | the country. GIVES UP IMP New York, Nov. 22 hoard LATOR. he Shipping vesterday steamship Imperator to the British It is to be turned over | to the Cunard line. government. BETTLR BREAD j and more of it from | ANGELUS FLOUR The chioce of housekeepers who take pride in thelr home- baking. Thompson Milling Co., Lockport, N, Y. Sold by > man, 291 Park surrendered the | 1 | I | 1y the en- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEN WHY—THE BODWELL COMP ANY is entitled to, and enjoys, the ever increasing Public Confidence increasing the value and desirability of various sections of the city where we operated. (16) miles of streets. ORI)ERED»—.—-Laid——aud paid for nine (9) miles of water-main which is the B ECAUSE—--For nine years we have been conscientiously developing and In that time we have graded sixteen f undamental reason, why we have assisted more people who were “paying rent to own their home, than all the other in- stitutions put together. URING-——These nine years we have laid more than twelve miles of Ce- ment Sidewalk, which is 1 1-3 miles or in excess seven thou- sands square feet per year, and a Sidewalk is the most promi- nent and permanent improvement that can be added to any property. Some 500 shade trees have been set out, some of which are now nearly a foot in diameter. Have never in nine years forfeited a lot where a man had the ambition to Own His Home, as best advertisement in recommending our fair and square busi- ness methods to his friends who had a like desire to have a home and wanted to know in whom to put their trust. EVERY————-Man we helped during situations beyond his control, proved our To Own A Home, is the desire of every man and woman and on our EASY TERM basis, you can start paying for a site , from your weekly income and hardly feel it. L OOKING——Toward the time when it will be paid for and then it is very sim- L ONGING ple to have a house built. EALLY-——It seems a shame that some of them could not realize their ambition, as they were not strong enough to resist the tempta- tion to double their money as we kept increasing the value of the property and the people will recall that we advertised. VER——— R e membering that when the people once got their eyes open to the fact that New Britain was a fast growing city, they would all want to Own Real Estate. LTHOUGH---Our contracts called for taxes after two years, we never have A charged a customer any taxes until 1919 at which time the tax rate was increased 1009 and the assessed value of “Belvidere” had increased over 700%. “This is the value of just theland alone.”” Some increase in eight years, we'll say. We could have charged, legally, about $10,000 taxes to the customers, but the fact that we did not, proves conclusively, that we are not grafters. -Down by persistent plugging the suspicious atmosphere created by land operators who would sell land for a month or two, leav- ing town and not caring what became of the land or the peo- ple who bought it. ——-Ignored everything—except the fact that we would build an in- stitution that would be in a class by itself for its financial L IVING— T OTALLY : streng th and power which power would be and is being used for the good of New Britain. OU—————--Have seen us grow to a point where we could share profits with Y those of our customers who wished to have preferred shares in the Company and there are now several hundred drawing EIGHT PER CENT. DIVIDENDS, backed by the banks best security—REAL ESTATE. Is what we urge on the people of this city, and haye a care in whom you put your trust as we have sold good land cheaper, on easy terms with no taxes or interest for two years than others have sold less desirable land—and charge interest from date of purchase. NOTICE if you buy land on EASY TERMS and be sure your contract reads “NO TAXES OR INTEREST FOR TWO YEARS.” F—————All the properties we have developed, none ever had such close O proximity to the thriving industries, as INDUSTRIAL Park, situated between Landers, Frary & Clark on Stanley St., and New Britain Machine Co., on South street which latter Com- pany has just petitioned for sewer and water-main in South St. THIS DEMONSTRATES THEY INTEND TO BUILD HOMES FOR THEIR MEN. C AUTION East Street runs right through INDUSTRIAL PARK and it would not be surprising to see the trolley extended from Pleasant Street and go down East Street to the New Britain Machine Co., which will have a little village of its own. Probably this foresight has prompted the purchase of nearly two hundred building lots at INDUSTRIAL PARK during the five weeks since we acquired tlgirs beautiful property, and where EASY TERM P RICES will remain until ec. Ist. : Only $98 to $399 We predict that INDUSTRIAL PARK will be built up faster than any other property in the history of this city on account of its only being a five or ten min- ute walk to several large factories. See INDUSTRIAL PARK SUNDAY—Try to estimate its probabilities and its possibilities, whether you buy or not look at it two years later and see how much you underestimated its actual growth. Yours Until 1920, THE BODWELL REALTY CO. F. E. CRANDALL, Mgr. National Bank Bldg. Room 404. Your Béttegz—f?e?y\ Battery and use it are using, a Free Baftery Test regularly—it will repair, recharge and overhaul all makes of starting batteries. Itcan supply youwith everything thatis necessary to put your battery in correct work- ing condition for winter driving and keep it in that condition. Giobe Clothing House | Established 1886 This Store is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. A Sale of Men’s Shirts at$1.50. A Remarkably Low Price. Just Arrived Sheepskin Lined Coats All Styles of Interwoven Socks Are Now Displayed by Us. —— —needs extra winter care A cold engine and possible danger of freezing with an under- charged battery mak necessary during the winter months. your interest to use special care of the starting battery That is why it is to “JEXide” Battery Service ularly. Regardless of the make of battery you xide” Service will meet your need. It offers you Have your battery inspected and tested now. Visit the “YEXIde” Service Station. Our folder, “Winter and the Storage Battery,” sent free on request. A. G. HAWKER Exide Service ElmSt. Central Garage, Plainville TURKEYS To all customers making purchases amounting to $75.00 between now and Christmas we will give 15 Ib TURKEY FREE. To those purchasing $50.00 worth of goods we will give a 10 Ib TURKEY. $25.00 Worth of goods will bring a CHICKEN FREE. LOW PRICES ON TURKEYS AND CHICKENS FOR THANKSGIVING. Quality Market 324 EAST MAIN ST. COR. ELM ST.