New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 6

' 8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3,71919. ew Britain Herald' Naturally, in oan abjc m.w.nnu The thility of the “minority™ ta make @@@@@@fi@fi%@@fi@@fi@fi@fi@@@Ig@@ ceteoked @@fi'&@{afi@%@e@fixfi{ fote ke ix-.w-t}ié‘eik-:&}%" ORCTOTOLo N THE MCMILLAN STORE, ne2 /= WISE, SMITH & CO., Hartford Always Reliable FINAL DAYS OF THE ANNIVERSARY SALE FINAL DAYS OF FREE SOUVENIRS All Outstanding Souvenir Coupons Must Be Exchanged for Free Souvenirs On Or Before Tues. Dec. 9 trouble was decried and 1t was in this HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, | Proprietors. connection that the only referenc ln} Wed dally (Sunday excepted) at 4:18 | the Peace Treaty was made, in an in- p. m, at Herald Building, 67 Churon St $1.00 2 Year $2.00 Three Mouthe. take the shorter road of disorder and Thc a Month phdeE o direct manner. et those beware who | revolution,” sums up the situation A at the Post Omce wt New Britaln | One of the most crving needs of today as Second C| s Mall Macter. the repression of the “bhorer,” is re- TELEPHONE CALLS Quesied. Let us have law At W Rhrasax OMica € us ha laws that il Hitorlal Roowmas ...... ie < assure them of punishment R B R BEEEEBEBEEEEEE 1 O ~ > < > Z. wn pe onlr profitable advertiaing medtum in the city. Oirculation books and press room alwava open to advertisers (RN foToTo] rther elforts to couserve the i We Direct Especial Attention to These Wonderful Money-Saving Anniversary Of- ferings in STYLISH CLOTH COATS $35 and $3 5.00 COATS COATS —A —AT— $15.00 $22. 50 Serviceable Cloals in misses. Stylish Coats heavy and junior sizes in belied and velour, made with a deep «ii straight line models. not more cular collar of seal plush than three of any one style LY R e BT These coats are several dollars patch pockets, helts and cuffs Member of the Associnted Fress. @ Associated Press {s exclusively entitled | (ion's supply of coal. pending in- to the use for republication of all news credited 15 It or not otherwise creditea | Creased production. are daily I this paper and also local news | . published hereim. ;- CHRISTMAS Choose Gifts that a Man Would Select for Himself BATH ROBES HANDKERCHIEFS PAJAMAS UMBRELLAS NIGH'T SHI NECKWEAR DRESS SHIRTS SUSPENDERS PLANNEL SHIRTS GARTERS and BELES WARM UNDERWEAR OF COTTON AND WOOI., GLOVES HOSIERY DEESS GLOVES HOSF LINED GLOV K HOSE WOOL GLOVES WOOL HOSF Men’s Wool Sport Hose Brown and Heather — Just what he needs for street wear these 8% cold days, in two weighis- Priced $1.00 and Si pair. Men’s and Children’s Domet Flannel ‘ff Sleeping Garments We just received from the mills 1wo cases of these sleeping 2ai ments. You can rest assured that they were welcomed by us, afl er months of wailing. Ther =rrived this week, just in time fo Nmas gits. hecom wiore manifest. The el Admin istrator is passing from one restric- ; " tion to anoiher gradually tightening | I PRESIDIONT o y RSP BN DS ENMESSA G the band about us until we shall feel Despite its Jength, the communi- | the shortage as acuteiy as it has al- Foked o bhakkkok kol ftion of the President of the United | ready been felt in the West With lates to the Sixty-sixth Congress. | the continuance of the sirike and the ublished in last evening's Herald, was | failure of volunteers (o mine enough document of more than passi of the mineral, providing they do fail, for recreation and brest and one in which there were | our opportunities umerous allusions to current diffi- [ travel will grow more limited. then Hties with recommendations with an | we will lose our jobs, for a day or e to their solutions. The railroads | <o week., then our gasfighbis, and lower in price than coats of developed in a novel fashion like quality can be found in Rows of stitching are used as any othepr store in Hurttord trimming hd the Peace Treaty were practically { tinaliv our heat. This is the outcome knored. President Wilson explaininz | of ihe strike, of the work of one class at he would takeup these problems o 1wo if you wish to include the 12,50 $49.00 COATS COATS —AT— —AT— $27.50 $32.50 Fully lined are these stylish Velour, silvertone and wool latet messages operators, and will he the program Let us see, then., what the Presi-| of its detriment to the country a nt., who summarizes national senti-| large. There seems 10 be little hope ent in his messages. would have the | of its staving off. though we cannot jongress of the country take up and | feel thal actual starvation from lack pal with for the betterment of thel of railroads and freezing from lack o) ople at large. First, and of grealc of furnace heat will come about. The coats of silvertip. which belted kersey are shown in these lon in a new and upproved fash- i ion have a collar which cun be huttoned high to the neck when fhe cold weather comes. yvou are accustomed to expect They follow the straight line only in much higher priced silhouetie coats. hportance, we have the labor situa-{ public will do something before (ha i [ re that an.ple coats which are lined to n. In well chosen words the Presi- | (ime. even if it has to supply volun- el eEe et i bnt goes on record as being noi | fears 1o the number of ten or twelve » g erse to the right of the individual| timeés the number of miners usually strike, “it should not be interfered | cmployed ith by any process of government e G ol e Tde cn i’'—he savs—‘there is a predomi-| ract, most of New Kogland is remark- nt right, and that is the right of the | ably wall off in its supply. There is overnment to protect all of its peoble | (nough to keep up with our normal In malaga. tobucco, leather. reindeer. navy blue and the other wanted colors of the season SPORT COATS FUR FABRIC bl]ATS FUR COATS $45.00 PORT COAPS OF STYLISH $42.50 COATS $100 FUR COANTS OF SELECT- POLO CHASES BEAMER PLLU ED KIT CONEY $75 CLOTH $37.50 IN A NEW q32 50 SKINS eiz Coats which reflect the SHORT MODEIL . \Rirty two BinthesPlons and newest development along A new short model with G L ea RN nd to assert its power and majesty | demand. for some time, in the bins of Men’s Pajamas of heavyweight outing Hannels, priced $1.98, 3 S Men’s Night Shirts of heavyweizght outing fdannel, cut full sizes. priced $1.59 and $1.98 each, painst the challenge of any class the home, factory. and public utility $2.50- and here can be little argument of the| plunt. There is no indication, {hough. uth of this assertion. lLabor should | that we are not to suffer before the )t be treated as a “commodity”™ wel winter is over, and every possibility mit, everyone admits, we realize| that we will. There is a chance that 40 0 0 0 8 at it is made up of humans with | 1he orders of the IFuel Administr $ix vearnings and ambitions. "' But, | tion willl close upl sonic ot our s hen the right of class, the coal min- tories and theaters any day. even for instance, conflicts with the = p though there is enough mineral in sport lines. I'his model is nor fancy silk linin 1« deep shawl new swagzer model which, will One-Piece Flannel Sleepers for children. & to 16 vears. $1.19 and $1.69 suil. Boys’ Flannel Night Shirts xtrn values ol S1.39 ¢ Flannel Work Shirts for Men $1.49, $1.75, $2.25 to $4.50 Khaki, grey, navy, olive and hrown ghts of ail peoples in the government | goek 1o too long and has a narrow collat hd sfylish straight please the youn miss leathereite and metal bhelt. "The hangine back The swagger A . e . collar can he buttoned hizh to nurrow belt extends across the $139 FUR COATS OF SELECT- the neck front of the coal and across the ED KIT CONEY $100 $37 SPORT COALS back inside SKINS OF SUEDINE . $49 SMART $65 COATS OF BLUM- Smart Coals thirty -eight Swugger indeed are these THAL'S FAMOUS BEA- inches long, in # model which varm comfortable coals which VER FUR follows fashion’s latest trend have a deep shawl collar so \BRIC $56 The pelts have all been care- very welcome these cold days S e Gomie i o e fully selected and dyed in the Keep the places operating % thie for action to ease the fric=| mhersiipon: cien (housh (S faciorion on This must Congress consider{ 4yo months behind in their orders, the nd enact legislation 10 cope with. The | Luplic of the city will lose its job. efinition must be strictly Jaid down |\ ,qibly for a day u week, possibly Bioh will declde when the rights of Al r5. go0d, There is 4 zleam of hope i clelogetolokaka on w ose o e mass ass conflict with tho: f the m in the situation, being that. when bhd provisions made for prompt wnd nd | u promy things come to this pass, there will isive settlement In the case of the cisi be jobs for mauy volunteers in the S8 K Birond=landl tiie Fcoulliminesinihiose I T il Il i e 'he coat is double thickness quarter length model. which ResUpnannel i uoEshlt and has sporty patch pockets will be found mosl serviceable $189 HU « ‘RE. and belt ax well as most uitra smart SO ICOA IS OB HIN CIT SMART $79 SPORT COAY for the coldest weather. The ;’:' (f “"_’, $149 OF HEAVY WOOI, KER- pockeis are roomy and the DAND, (LTI SEY WITH DEEP COLLARS wide hbelt can be worn all Cavefully chosen full furred OF NATURAL around the coat if one o skins, have been used lo fash OPOSSUM : desires ion these smart Coats. The A belied model whicl is very = S i model is a copy of & new crea- DINTINGULIVESSSTCON LSO tion in Alaska seal which was fashionable for street yas well SATIS BEAVER pori wear although it is prpe & i $69 recently imported distinctively a sport coat. The Tt i b e e 50 FUR COATS OF "BISAM e s s e S e et St &2 . the lines of an expensive fur SKINS in the coat al the waisi . a3 e coal, these garments are in a You will find pleasing WAGC R ALL-PURPOSE simple straight line model so wraceful model and the arerul COAS SN OF HOMESPUN well adapted to this Jusurious way in which the skins MIXTURE COMBINED materialy these handsome Coals WITH LEATHERETTE: been selected and maiched Reg Value HANDSOME $95 COATS O $39. at i $32.50 FINEST BEAVER $79 $200 FUR COAY OF NAT With eoilar and trimming of FUR FABRI( ::.\\l\ $15@ leatheretie. these Sporty Coats Reproducing in detail the will charm the yvounger miss lines of & must expensive This nasomely marked fu who desires every swagger three-quarter length Beave 3 most heauti coal The pockels are in rag- Fur Coat We are Sure vou b ! be Tound th yloves are truly servants of the nr able 10 ¢ke ont an existence by work- cople. the privilege af striking may P L Tk ing in the mines. far removed from [ive to he denied. or so defiRed that e his home and family, until such 1ere will be none until every possible Warm Underwear for Men CARTER'S? UNION SUITS “MUNSINGWEAR™ UNION SUITS WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWE RS Medinm and heavyweighis MEN'S SPRING WEIGHT UNION SUITS, Im all styles for all year round wear. time as conditions approach nomal heans for an adjustment have been | e exhaudsted. Public interests it | MEXICO, emand this. Conciliation is suggested i Senator Al a ounee € A a means of adiustment and concilia- ! R e D on.is undoubtedly the proper methed | "¢ Will precivitate a showdown with T e R e v el ol od e il e D LB toRn s itien that the conciliators will | ("0dUce a resolution designed to test B iieo kst thew must reach wn agres. | DS sentiment of the Senate foward Do Your Shopping Early You save by purchasing your Nmas 1s ax well as vour per- 9 the Carranza gove i is o o rent and both sides will have to enter | fZ0Re0 s smnien s jone s L a Will meet with great scepticism about g4 ference with gpenmindsiandiun conal requirements from our preseni weil-selected stocks ’é&@@@@i‘?fi’é‘:@@@@@%@‘i@i@@@@iél-i'e?x‘él-@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@‘@@@@@@@@@é@@@@@%@ L L L ET T e rejudiced opinions, ready to do for| ¢ country. The Senmator is from hemselves. The labor situation is one } AM1iPAthy 1o the “greaser” mneighbor hat may be made right by concerted | ?7 his.and he naturally wishes 1o o : ; ; . ; il e . <olid stone wall of consolidated pub- { famous heroes in the minds of thou- ction of emploves and employers, but] PViNg about a crisis. We cannot blame | S0lid stone w " : ab g i ¢ opinior ele v llocking | sands of small hoys today. oth must be fair. Na legislation can [-MM. We wish a settlement of the ques- | li¢ opinion —um lentiaed ! 5 . A e = A tion ourselves. but we doubt whether their course = " eccomplish this. but the subserviency whether i () \ 9 A e ¢ g e e e e lent rood i i Mr. Carlisle, who was captured ves- f both sides to the public, with a deep ening the Senate Is willing Terau f . lan styie and thg wide belt will approve of this garment > 1 ing whe oan hrought back u clay pipe | 'evday with a hole in his lung. will to act in such a manner that there | '6r Raleigh Virzinia weed | Shend many months behind the walls ponch of the tastens in front with a wide which represents the utmost v ycellent pelts of wh buckle in coats of beaver fabric fur rm s composed. T'O YL AN GREATER THAN EVER e hstuec i I Wb o7 oxtin — DOWNSTAIRS- e T et e, o e o | PCCUSII ee cortatn btono- 1o | 4G 00 0 O 0 The ghost of the tAfiff again raised | he adheres to his announcement, will eatization of their duties toward. the Vinbetnon: ] and ublic, will. Congress may be able to| Wil be no question of the outcome. j 4N # ra prison et [ G evica, | OF @ prison cegretting his rece ad & way out, mar be able to lay | AMairs in Mexico have continued to | from the' newly discovered Amerjcd, MM i ; | excapade in holding up the Los An geles Limited. Yet Mr. Carlisle never e disgt : g S obacco has bec an’s best friend Bwn faws which will 'require con- | € disgusting for fears, with the Sen- | foba i noman est filation, with a penalty for the side| ate withholding any definite action. | Sit Waller ‘probably spueads his hew e 5 ‘. The h dress s ver e puddie o ddy robbed old men or women, children, Sich fails to meat with a fair propo-| They should do something certain | 4 uit over the puddle of mudd or any man wearing the unifc o now. but will they? waler simply because he was feeling ny man wearing th nitorm of @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@oa@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ . > 5 follow Mr. Carlisle’s good example ir country | Probably be forthcoming before the Pake away a man’s pipe ple in - - - = — s head in the affairs of the & S .| this resp henlilelElatldent i usditor attevis | Hlerald¥eocaRtoRp resa b1t ki tlinasRno i rG1satetichandEvol RN AR Instea RO th e — = — [ atire and total destryction of all !h«:] ion of the schedilles: Witli an eve to-d beepiimade public up to the fime of ! (0cile and contented male. a resllcss, Schools are closing in the Middle | 25 YEARS AGO e Ilr‘wn;i;cvl;:\:\ ’:‘f”’l‘v‘:w "1‘2:“\”7 Y W are over 15,000 bales on the docks - . R . this writing. Just what he plans to | Peevish. sullen and untamed animal, | srd regulating affairs so that infant ust what he plans 1 West, result of the coal strike, A had valued at $225,000 do is a trifte obscure g ‘. who zoes half Teariec abo s From The'Herald of That Date) A hdustries would be adequately pro-| 4 a triffe obscure. We wish him ggsalials tuledly sbout BB G wple, o wiEny off iy younesirs : fizainguobber log el D s coming D 0tes! ans, - ik daily task of securing the necessary = i common in the west that several rail- . Will believe a striker is the next best : B o vty S0 N Gt Lk - - bacon with & spiritless half-hearted- | | : December 3. 1891, roads are conlemplating cutting their : dustry, Howaever, we judge from his ling fo Santa Claus. s . E 2 A St § : LADY NICOTINE, ness which deleteriously affects all . There are ailarge number of violu- | sthedules rather than run the gaunt-| , Roller skating scuson at the Y. W. @rds that the old Dembiratic tatiff - 5 s ill beg S rday oning 13 Sthatfiul e tions of the public ordinance requir-} et of thieves—irains are held up ev-| S A Will begin Saturday = evening, leas are again (o go into force. His| The Hood of publicity recently | 1hose fellow creatures with whom he | EACTS AND FANCIES. | ing that all watks be kept clean of | e1¥ day and thousands of dollars are pthe HslcAlip Osra i sRichip fo s e e L e e e s A el e o) fcom eI IEon talc (AN NO LR COMRInT 1k & . s windl that prosecu-| being stolen ises to he a fcature of the occasion nt that th g 1 1 v ri ¥ snow It is in the win h. pr e ected. notably in the .case. of. the dye = ] . e fa e e There will be two ‘'sessions” for (he e As the outcome of the ejection of REV. JINKER TO SPEAK. skaters. the first beginning at Anti-Tobacco leagne is fast receding, | its use does not result in poverty and | is boing shipped in there fre 5 3 loct receding pp rom Main S ee e o R G 5 o'clock and lasting until $:30 o'clock nd for a time Lady Nicotine will | ¢rime. A man visits the corner to- |“.m \“*I een “7'"‘”“”“"' for %0 | iom by Officer Lee some time ago and | New Yorker Will Appear Before Locat | (he second beginmirs then and la | ong she knows how to handle ne ! A 3 5 1 S n aoting and with no need of protec-| B¢ allowed her unquestioned right to | bacco store and comes away ' un- | oo, o0 " Sy Sl "1 he alleged abusive language applied io D. A. R. On Iriday. ing until 10 o'clock here will be no_ eign. But her regime will be ques- | harmed. not ashamed (o show the him by the officer, charges have heen An opening meeting of the Hsther|2dMission chaige, bul {wenty-fiy wn manufactures had now reached | Mg public through the gates of the [ #lcohol. does not break up home and NewivorTom: heir f strength and were ready to ompete with the world on an even jon seems (0 lead 1o the assumption cents session will be taken « preferred Against the policeman by ! Sianley Chapler will be held in the 8 Del < Mr. Winkle to the police commission-| chapel of the First Church rental for the skates. Only those i skates belonging to the Y. W. C. A will be allowed on the floor Mrs. Brackett, Miss MacCreadic and Mrs. Phillip Stanley are attend- ng the Y. W. €. A, industriai conler~ en in New York hat a small tariff rate would be | tioned again within a short time. The | minister the new can of tobacco re-| The question now for the oppressed Friday ors : afternoon at 3:30 o'clock The A hewuring was held in the town hall VLSS T T R i o e T s this afternoon before | charles P. Jinker. for the past fen the selectmen of 1 place in rezard fiears supetinlendent of the New to the extension of the electric 1ines| vo,. Gty Missions sociely, of the (brough that place. BiG. Plali. © Sl Bipiesiant Hpiscopal chutch AL s e ok Landersand a number of ‘other repre-| - Dy Jinker will tell how the social ] ! Y 8 2 sooner ndianapolis News S 2 Sho e Jink ow socia annot sell. Congress may well go | of Jonathan Barleycorn Phe Anti-Tobacco lLeugue clayses its - 43 entatives of the Centiral Railway &1 a4 petigious problems of New York's| HEALTH BOARD RELEASES / llectric Co. were i Bleciie A e ey e | varUkoreisnil ropylai{on i IveliDe FOUR DIPHTHERIA CASES 2 AU U T s : e —o L L 100 2008 handled through the sociefy which s patent just where we need protec. | sanization formed for the purpose of | sary evil. Using its arguments, mov- with Violating stalutes and states that | 5 < A shallow goblel that the Rain reaches 22.000 persons daily \s the dedl there have been. many illegal actions | (207028 T U0 BEROR ST Left in her fight across the} |, {he hoard. The school board did|{ >150 ST S : SR ChLCH S zation lines this winfer. il is stated ending the budget system, perfectly mployment of tanatic idealists whose | and automobiles come under the | 'he sun has brimmmed it with pale harged, if any at all. We should | lague is busily at work now, prepar- | posing comfortably in his hip pocket. | ¢lasses is not whether one can alford a car; it is whether one can atford to : - have a private road.—Collier's g Wwe the way for a campaign now | tobacco smoke. A bit of fresh air and at Newington hrow our markel open (o the world, | N2 more propaganda with which to | No one really or seriously objects to vith the exception of some particula: i ealor adc il e bl process of planning. probably [ a rew open windows will clear away Maybe if somebody would shut oif 10 conducied along those same | (he remains of the wildest tohacco | the heat in Washington the opera hat we must buy and sell from other tors and miners would gei together L ations, and that if we do not buy we | lines which resulted in the expulsion | orgy low on tariff revision. though, until it The Anti-Tobacco l.eague is an or-| foe, lady Nicotine. as an unneces- A WAVYSIDE POOL. That the tide of diphtheria in this ity is rapidly subsiding is shown by the repori of the heaith board thai the meeting proniises (o he of special | [OUF vABes wer released Jrofm U AaM e gnificance. A cordial Invitation hus| e this morning and no mew cases RO ey | have been added. The cuses released Ihe musical program of ihe after. | A1€ on Linden. Pleasant, Florence and YWed, simplified. and made less dis-| be accomplished brothers of hers in erime have been | o nird dips to it in its fight National Happenings. noon will e in charge of Theron| \Wight streets misinesses cannot but be met with ape | Was made by the liquor interesis, | jand While all day long above it hend weighing 15 tons was towed inio — GRANTED LICENSE TO MARR)Y The hot wings of the thirsty air Stoninglon harbor this morning a, FoLETO ELECT. Angelo Ciccio of 60 Lafavette street schooncr. Ofcers will be elected at the an-| and Miss Ernesting Perej of 209 Main At last the gypsy Dusk Kneels thepe Death or trance Himore woni- | nual meeting of Thomas Ashe branch, | street have applied at the office of the hye to an increase in crops, the seck- | comi \nd sadly resigned himself | vour next move. Hurry up, And drains it Oof it last height | an's litelike appearvance postpones | Friends of Irish Freedom. tomorrow | town clerk for a license to marry. Cic- ng of employment and the division of { without a struggle to the evils" ! wleam funeral-— her flesh soft and elastic evening at 8 o'clock in Judd's hall.{ ¢io is 26 yvears of age and emploved R e e ridding the country of fobacco. It | ing pictures, newspapers. ice cream, Revenue is taken care of in recom- | Wil provide an ideal medium for the | sreen apples. baseball games. football not take kindly to his striciures and cut him short in his charges greeable to all, and the sugwestion | services, otherwise. would so beg- | same class. And Madame Nicotine gold Men's hesi cheviot suifs at the For all the vagabonds that pass Globe Clothing House for 1250, hat the system of taxation be pe-| ging But its real purpose will never | will go about the same time these bouraging to the establishment of new The main fight against prohibition I expelled from the shores of this happy The small clouds hover for a share, \ sperm whale 50 feet -long i W, Hart, broval, providing Congress acts. The | without the support of the public = neouragement of farmers, with an | The avernze man saw prohibition AL vight, Carvanza, old dear. i's But Night will tilt the fagon moon no signs of decomposition—her hus-| Klections are held in accordance with | was a miller The bride-to-be is 18 o A iy And fill it with the silver dream: band thinks that it is all nonsense :d | instructions received from the central | years old and it was nceessarvy for hep Wworthy objects | tobucco begins. members of the | robber, ranks with Georgze Washing Frances Dickenson-Pinder in Art] that she is really dead offices of the organization in New | ta secure the consent of her parents The Red troubles were dealt with, | Leaguc opposed to its use will find al ton, General Pershing and other and:Life. Docks at Galvesten, Texas, arel York | berore 1he license was issued. and for ex-soldiers. are expected and | thereof. But when the fight against Bill" Carlisle, bandit and 1rain