New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 10

LATEST RECORDS Our stock of the latest RECORDS has heen replenished and you are invited to step in and listen to them while they last, plenty of room, no waiting, prompt attention. If you anticipate a “VICTROLA for XMAS” you must do it EARLY, many will get left this year, the shortage is abnormal and we urge you to come in NOW and make your selection. Our TERMS are RIGHT, SERVICE the BEST. Should it happen to be a “Piano” think *of the ESTEY. HENRY MORARS Jeweler F’}?l MAIN ST. Opposite Myrtle St. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916, COLD WEATHER IN ~ WEST AND No COAL | Situation Critical—Schools, Thea- I ters and Factories Closed Chicago, Nov. 2 with snow and sleet s st and remdered miore critical the fuel situation brought about by the { strike of soft coal miners who have i been idle four weeks. #in many | citi tow coal short w cute, with ‘tual sufferir | prospect in some. Moderation of the { cold ‘e by tomorrow, however, was fore In the of Tllino Ohio, nia, the v were firm in the mination not to' return to work until | some wage adjustment was agreed on. In fact some od Mine Wor ted that many men who had re- to work would walk out again me operators in that state, )r, asserted that production to- day would be increased. With no prospect of an immediate resumption of production in sight, and no indication of what the next step by the viding fuel would b ing off of the miners and operator gotiations at \Washington, effor of Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas | to obtain volunteers to mine coal and | the announcement by Frederick Gard- ner, governor of Missouri that he would call a,_ confe of governors of coal producing states unless the government acted today attracted at- tention. Drastic Action Taken. The most drastic conservation s announced by the larger ¥ had been ordered into ef- 1o, next Sun- d all places ement were ordered closed. The least essential manufacturing plants will be closed immediately the fuel administration committee an- nounced and others will be listed in { order of importance. Coal from the ollowing bre: domestic consumers. In Chicago today therc were . re- newed reports tb train schedules were to be curtailed further but 1h€r(‘ was no confirmation from Wal- J\ul' D. Hines, director general of rail- 10 vtually all {he mines that. had re- ned in operation or where work been resumed were idle yesterda holiday but those mines ontinue v ME njoy plenty of clean clothes— with BlueBird ’ What is more delightful than clean clothes tlessly cleap—and plenty of them! y tolerate unfresh linen when BlueBird will wash them quickly, cleanly, without harm, without work. The BlueBird Electric Clothes Washer washes clothes clean—cleaner than any other washing process, and faster. In six to eight minutes a large tubful is made entirely clean. Withinan hour, the whole week’s washing is done. All without the slightest exertion on your part. Even the wringing is done by motor. Washing i “on the line by nine.”..You are free for the day. ; Clothes are not harmed when washed the BlueBird way; they last five times longer. /' Cost to operate is but a few cents weekly and a small initial payment puts it in i your home. Demonstration‘ in your home free P ue today. There's no obligation. We you to sec for yourself how wonderful theBlu:BudElficmn Clothes Washer is. - N A On exhibition at The Conn. Light & Power Co., 72 W. Main St..city. 5 > Nue ird ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER Price will advance December 1st. Book your demonstration now and save $25.00. GEO. O. SIMONS, Inc. 238-240 Asylum St. . Distributers For Connecticut. Hartford spread over the middle west and south | vernment toward pro- | schools” supply will be distributed to | ‘old weather | orms, today had | T ) FEGEHLGLGVH O BER LRSS GOBG T B BT BHE TG GO broduction today despite breaking up and to prot of the Washington conference. There gaged in ca were no reports of changes in the gen- | éral situation as reg Saturday Bargains || Globe Clothing House AT RUBIN’S Established 1886 | We Have a Full Line of 1 s ci o L The only place in this city where you SUITS SKIRTS can buy i gL H ; AND WAISTS (‘0::]5% a full line of Children’s Cgats. JOATS $15 to $55.00 H ' S b ff & SUITS S e .. $18 to $45.00 art’ chaiiner DRESSES $12 to $36.00 SKIRTS el *;fi;g Ma rx ClOtIl illg' WAISTS CHILDREN’S COATS .... $7.50 to $22.00 Alterations Free. is at this store. J ® RUBIN, : There’s something about our Velour 135 MAIN ST. Hats you'll like, $7.00 and $9.00. T } Children’s Overcoats, $6.00, $7.00 and inj,: out the effort. I{ $9.00. o s in Jail. rded the miners | i A over the holiday period, | Messages were received by the go ovemord G Conter. | crnor from men trom Kunsas, T ootios ted it O CoEOT s S Wi co e O o oys 1oq » all worsted, a LA Governor (xz\ldnu provided the government failed to act, probably would be held at St. Louis, Chicago or Indianapoli: the states might take over the mines and op ner of the committ said he would call 3 = the min “The response is fine for for moving the men into the coal fields were heing worked out today The question of jurisdiction o prisoners at Wyo., by federal trooy federal officials and the county iff “emained undecided. They He indicated ate them. Governor recently was appointed chai > to devise means to represen- UNDAY MEETINGS 3 AT ey e coal or Louis zemnrer, who has been lower the living cost by the governors’ =1 ele > wery e i al v £ e ving v the gove (i oo | clectric r operation are | we ive in the social activities of conference at Salt Lake City. | It was stated by operators that the N’““dmma measures for further cur- | the “Y” for the past severnl weeks, Every department of human life ' Lt G PypopSTatorsfthatatue it diinentinext veelk | announ that he, has arranged a sense a rike-breaking { and that the state’s power would be | cause of the holiday will remain cl used only to relieve the c s bound up in this i atement by Governor , concerning his appeal for volun- 3 AN 3 > RS WAN 18 teers to dig coal to protect the people S striike of Wyoming miners had brok- en after arrests of the men, who were alleged to be radicals. e OLO“OTI‘ sue,”” said a llen of Kan- of ith Secretary meeting w nday afternooh meetings C. H. Barnes. The fifst I be held this Sunday Clevelana o™ nor afternoon at which time W. H. Hume, | chairmen of the Brotherhood of Loco- | formerly a local “Y" secretary and | motive Firemen and Enginemen, [ now ilmng work in Tndia, will s;l\e W about 180 in number, met in separate | talk on “A New Day in India.” M sossion here today and discussed the | Hume is in this country on an ex- demands of their organization for a | tended furlough. Similar talks will be fternoo. AND | i —The general se suffering will be Indianapol velief is afforded.” Indianapolis, Nov. 28.—All manu- “this is not in any | factvring plants in this city classc. enterprise’” | non-essential “closed yesterd. Hit Hard. 1 Allen said d as ed tod d tomorrow a: ‘is-.-mA rl.lel-um: SUGGESTIONS .N_,...,-., & e & e & % Eed & & & & & ke & [ & e [ & 2k & e ol & & . R Eod o & e o H * . 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Onc we're showing a big new stock — ; 5 B g B E 2k i s el See walnut or mahogany, with de- o1 3 enNNesse! that will give you a wide range cost is most reasonable ee s h d like cut of genuine Tennessce of selection, $28.50, it for yourself! tachable tray only $23.00. red cedar, just $29.00. JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. THE - BIG CHRISTMAS STORE fototoletototolotetctoTototote TotetototototoplolotelotelotetototeotototeteTototeToRototote foto Totototetote]