New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 6

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Assoclated Pross is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news eredited 15 1t or not otherwise cradited I thix paper and also local uews vubitsned’ haretn e —— TS y but REVIEW OF BUSINESS, ‘he Federal Reserve Bank, of ston, in its monthly s conditions In ts but faith in institutions 1 thoroughly, pntion New Hugland, re nothing optimism and has greatest future of hout ness the al it ne the fleld particula: throu covers the bus paying to the antile me products jour states and the reta’l trade. irm money is regarded as the off- pot of the high call condi- s in New York—payment of local os, final Loan es and the demand ton—but it is stated that legitimate ustrial, commercial and agricul- I needs have been well taken care In the Jabor world conditions are ch eagier in the majority of trades. hre is a marked decrease in the ober of strikes and threats at kes and there are no labor trou- in money payment of Victory for carrying serious consequence England at the present time. bre is » demand for labor that but 18 per cent. heavier than it was this time A peculiar umstance pointed oui is that the &nd for skilled men, especially in bullding tredes, has materially pped and there is & larger number applications for this The atest shortage exists able- led laborers and young girls for tory Workers, said to be in a more settled frams mind and unrest hring itself out. s of any is last year. work. in work. generally, the is gradually t is stated that the buying of lux- personal increase month the high pr demand Reports es and goods for use 13 tinuing to Inth. re at is » jobbers indicate that the retail- expect a heavy business through- next Jewelers and silver report sprinz. hufacturers record- king season. alleged h prices of he public nec diffic to enjoy wools are b 10t finding it the uries. Iine this per cent. her month, while the lower des are lower in Cotton y pught price. the goods in 1918 a scarce and which 20 at 80 cents or cents now ing more and there in the For more an appreciable slackening nand owing to these prices. n being bought ely lawer price. de of leather for shoc cotton is at a The finer for is still high, the is obtainable only h no decrease in demand Imber at a fairly h price, despite the weakness of a weeks ago. There is activity in nufacturing building, not as much private work. are very fair yield. the Crops of buyir outstanding feature the port is the indication of the od of the public, which: continues dis habit spend its money with d for where it is going | thrift, ring the rome great The preached from all angles has Hi past six months, not greatly ingrained. the best of wool goods not ced shoes, jewelry are in great demand. e buyers are hothering with lower grades of footwear, ury-makers arc not planning an rtailment of operations. This jicate prosperity, but we fear it also icates that there will be a heavier sh in business world Wise the sh docs 1 the it hil probably i the inated. come spending s safeguard against the futur may come adually, w the about g all D better off threatened collapse may ! T PRE OF SOME SUMPTION PEOPLE. *Particular merry hob™ seems to be on Ellis Island of where ds the wing down bre are a number alleged aiting deporfation and where al individuals with the inclination poke their peculiar brand of fnn the United States and its institu- ns d s hoard have hit upon a new scheme have refused to appear before of inquiry which is look k into the merits of their cases until wire mesh, which separates them b their who What appeared friends mi, e, | removed is more 5y have ve been make them here was a men present not and there no immedigte steps taken do so committee of in New Ybrk which they review of busl- | h'/‘ [ law ani | may | when the | Con- ' had 1L the w all come a ay from Washing- ton fo find out island th the plans bit. T that wire all, about the and its officials, fact that men were on hand altercd of the jokesters not a would not appear until net came down, that was whereupon retired to their pastimes. Hand- ball and United music entertained, whil States officialdom made ex cuses, The arose wrath of one of (he commitice and asking question he persisted in to which the answer was perfectly “Who way 2" obvious. is running this istand, an was the of his words 1 W import How necdless venture that the may be running the island. that the Reds running the offi placing of the net was due the discovery that thirtcen of tho odd prisoners have With the seventy e sently escaped. the character- istic aversion of Red (o water mind, the conclusion has been reached that the p and oners ming with their friends st thought away this way. It was not that would attempt to swim from the and; theref. they ore, they were to be re strained from mixing with the crowd that visited them. Aged and discrepit guards, weapon- | | and without knowledge of their isoners, is giren us another reason sful escapes Commi sioner U as not suflicient men take care o his “‘guests” in tk Congress with proper will see and manner fit younger the Legion, and g with is Possibly to outfit him more men, of mayhap chosen from ranks the American ive the guards a gun o- two It something real bullets in the about time definite fanatics nocent as their that there was done about these bloodthirsty simple pranks ma and in- r appear to & country which preaches freedom for all, and justic life the for all, in its very Justice should be uccorded Red held, providing that there is the slightest doubt about their loyalty. the to who are In our kindness and respeceol for rights of the individual of we the treated them have overlooked the danger crank midst and with s in our the decency which we would accord a that American guest in our they did not have proofs of This the citizenship. should held venture; be stopped. today Many of men are of preaching murder, than murderers, we most them are thought guilty which is far the members of worse committing actual crime, as unfortunate of our citi ry without mental equipment to realize led preachments. treat a the enormity of their deed are to attempt murder We with through their would not murderer respect. e has forfeited his rights when he slays. | But the a regard Reds are being {reated their * With n'o appeal- with for rights.” conception of justice they are ing, upon slight technicalities, to of the land, and getting by with their appeals A revival of Russian customs in dealing with plotters against the body politic But is disgusting to most of us. some m~"hod of taking care of disturbers must be found if we would ‘protect ourselves from annibilation Laws must be passed to make handling it of these persons so strong that will lead 1o no more such oc casions as the pect up to Conzress Lo see The from present one. They must have re for authority and it 1s that that respe. is enforced military obedience dissenters in ranks, even though they were ican «citizens. Give those Reds o to the Army and watch them behave. FACTS AND FANCIES. With 3 §1.02 a sule, the goose that I losing liitle of her Wall Street Journa at dozen whole- olden eggs is prestige treaty screamer,’ isn't of eges housewife rels the but what'll you the little item about that gets the —Manchester Let the eve of Union the A critic but doesn't is onc who Reauty, Knows how London T'he 301 of justice deportation embellished Louis department is Reds for « should he ciphers.-—St hold- Those with a rew Globe-Demo- Next thing the babies will ing for a nickel bank instead of ny or Toledo Blade be strik- a pen- Clemencean puts the world problems into ‘work Though he idda, it is the i and deserves not talk, will Haven Unio solution of one word didn't originate suggestion yet wide publicity do the i Work, New Anyway, prohibition kick in a few of our Philadelphia Public has football Ledger teams, \ Paris policy r changed anybody Kan dispatch says the allied arding Russ'a remains un hich might be important if inew what that pol s City Star. A Rembrandt oviginally or $75 is now worth purchased 75,000, (| in home, providing | the the ! seven-column | that | price in | |4 oo compelled the ! Amer- | | Special set of cut business. | left a | B the A can- | Beaver street. ! awarded NEW BRITAIN DA ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBE THE McMILLAN STURE ol Always MRS. HOU -Iéi- & Reliable SEKEEPER Have You a Sufficient Supply of Table \ny of of your “tock choice linens, requirements can Linens? carefully be selected trom our Madeira Luncheon Sets Consisting of thirteen picces. All pure linen ally priced $6.95 set. hand embroidered $8.98. and sealloped, Value Linen Madeira Scarfs Beautiful quality, all purc & e 'I‘:’:‘ Pretty £ cach; designs in fast nch $5.50 cach. Napkin, finen. colors. Specially priced $5.98. Value Japanese Lunch Cloths s l-inch $3.88 cach; s to match at 39¢ -inch $1.98 cach. stock offers a wide ohy Cloths, Our >th \H|DL]|I~ Tray [ You surely want to be well d @ Call Wednesday some time du smart Coats at reasonable pri Coats that we are : the day proud to Table it 0i ¢ of Damasks, ln\\uh ® That Ne ew Coat Is Here things. | THANKS and let Coats that you will be pl ressed SIVING us show DAY, you rea’ on ed 1 recommend as fashionable, re 2 liable examples from our ready-to-wear deprrtment. i : & That women will 95 to St 0 cach. delight Choose Wash excelle Women's Gloves flexible. Give Cape t wear and Such refiable ‘makes as fet svientific Silk Jose, Briced fogetedetetelofelotelofolore] vas warth that much would be sadly out of place in the front hall of a Hal Hirmingham Age-Herald. = | Men thrown out of work by shutting | down of industry because of the coul | strike may soon be working in the mines.—Wall street Journal One of the would like Bast the Globe. western ideas that Japan to make her own in the Far Monroe doctrine.— Boston | method of the (8. € v ogrow fat. I'his one now in reach purse, - Greenville Laugh @ is the only average Piedmont | Ketban AUTUMN. poplars burn of the sun little winds Oh. the gold in sheen the ing For sprinkle dew As it catehes the skies twinkle blue And it matches her forests turn gold in the the sun. heart it And whisper of - of eyes! the sheen of Let In my is spring, it spring! PERRIN in the ANNOUNCE PRIZE WINNERS $50 HOLMIES LOWERY, Saturday Kvening Post James Dalton Wins at Annual Drawing of Carpenters and Joiners Local, Held Saturday. At the Carpentc nnual drawir ven by the 1 at cet nd Joiners’ loc all evening, prizes H B Tote B. *: $10, walk: $10, ton;: $a. vy Saund 6 Ash street; prize on Church st the $2 ford blank: Grand: Sundberg Roy Hultgren New Britain: $5, Mrs, C $60, James D winne were coal, John T. Baker, 190 IGast barrel of flour, Rerg Carlson ry strect; electric lamp. T. gl Leon Soby chair, Frink W. O penters’ | day following Julius venue $10, were Abram- $10, | Pillon Give It, N Local, Nor- Kensing- $10. Hen- Carlson, Iton, city. Ton of | street 20 Hen- Hudson 47 Villion Selander: N son, Ross, De: rockin heater, street; clectric DUDACK—RINGRO! of M o'clock The wedding Miss place at 9 St. Mary's Stephen Dudack and irah Ringrose, took morning church. Rev. John T, ters tied the nuptial knot and ed at the nuptial high mass. The couple were attended by John Du- dack, a brother of the groom and Mics Katherine Ringrose, a ster of the bride. A reception was held at home of the bride’s mother on this at Win- offi- to carry on from : @@@ufi@@@@fifi@fi@fiffifi@ | trical { moved D water Handsome Velvet Bags Thanksgiving Day. ange. Priced wide color Smart Gloves for All Occasions $1.89, very 3205 for s s 0. p Soft and street we Silk Hosiery M cCallum's, Onyn, Bontex, .00 to Gordon d 50, oo ie'i--iél-@@ié 25 YEARS AGO The Herald (From of That Date) Two flim-flam men are working the town and getting w lot of “suckers.” W. H. Fogarty shortehanged one of the men and lost §5 was Ly The water the been in the over four in Shuttle Meadow hest that it has town’s history. It rect above high-water lale is now ever mark. The ment payroll of the street $61.99 last week. depart- W The girls at the Normal school becoming wonderful players at playing games are bivs- and are every week A Li-rfoot the ladder wus found against of A. N. Abbe on South last evening. Burglar tried had been home stre had evidently trance to force an but scared away Despite the are a larse the local streets being kept busy prohibition times, there number of of drunks and the police are In one of the windows of company’s the an G Babeock ele:- fountain chains by the ¢ from store is where a number ingenious!y admirably imi- vise and fall of of of glas electricity, eloss fountain. endless tate National Happenings. d News from se i alarmed over now in Naples, the benefit W hitelaw friends ar con Taly— Reid iously his greatly dition; last 1 his present where he of hi: went for health Plans on upon the tells to English Wallker writing spoiled Hawaiian revolution country, how British were scheming end our to land m Admiral matter; in reports he officers influenc but were ready thwarted. Want and our now nes, wers China some IPighting Craft—Both Japan are trying to buy warships: some of our at Brazil are wanted by both torces Impendin strike rike-—Prolonged operators coal worlking the strike is expected: frantically to prevent DEPLORE WALKOUT, Urges West Vi Reconsider Action, Miners' Union Workers to Charl ers of Ward. in the Kanawha coal flelds, messages from district urging them fo reconslder thelr action of vesterday when they walked out. Influence of radicals and delay in the Washington caused the men to renew the striko, according to union representatives who declared they were making every endeavor to have the men go back to work. Reports trom other flelds early tc W. Va. Nov. Min- Plymouth and Cannelton on, today re- ceived leaders D0 pair. g; is now | about | that | vessels union conference | Every Department Filled to Overflowing With All the Good Things of The Season. 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