New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1919, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD T TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1919, e - - ~ N ———— — PREDICTED TODAY 0 FUEL PROBLENS e —— | RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN congress to , e | SO i i it e DONTB,E WITHOUT ¥ o7 painse. Opp. ArchSt. Phone 1409-2 | Indiara Senator Says He Dogs | Indianapolis Convention Is Only | APPLY POSLAM . SLOAN'S LINIMENT | - \t the police court session this | Not Want It However | Hope ol Reliel o dudso James T ekl im-| STOP ALL WORRY IEspiicha ndyeRtEaows nojcsual 5 SR | e S e OVER SIC LOAN'S LINIMENT has been The Ever welcome Present | & ) —Hope paving | . K SKIN S sold for 38 years. Today, it is Washinston Do st 50, Dec o breach of the peace, by causing a dis- | t m\:.‘:l.‘..’[u . ‘[m«fl of ‘\‘\“\H‘r‘ publican | (he way for final scitlement of the bi- | o in the saloon of William | Discourage at once the prog DE mofSibonular thanfiever glhere t ggers ! Ui | tuminous coal miners’ strike today | WD 82 e e S S o “{ can be but une answer—it produces party already assembled here and oth- oo G50 Indianapolis as an extension | Zimitrivach on Hartford avenue 1 any - skin disorder by spreading| results, , ot iy ”M'\:"'!“H}““\‘-‘“‘l"-i‘““‘<‘l"&f&;‘\:‘l"‘\';y' of strinsent fuel administration ration- | evening, Swanson stated that he did | [0Sl ‘h‘\""(‘ Srsitironanad Applied wwitiout rubbing, it peneirates candidates and Issues for the cam- | i€ otders reduced the nation's indus- | not ight and was not put out of the | (**ssed S e poses itchinz | to the afflicted part, bringing relief AL | tries virtuaily to one-nalr time bas e A e e ronble femeni ‘ll(“" oslam sup- | from rheumatic twinges, sciatica, sore, R e T e o The ‘my nost severe weather of the win- 2 Mcgormack, chqreed om 8|2 = 2 lonu, : soothng, cooline in- | sutn', sl(atf\g(l muscles, lame b'ap , and Foverybody likes them for Christmas Gifts. We have thousands TRt e cr, with sub zero temperatures and | s - count, w discharged by Judge Lot O AR avated skin, that it | olt ler exterior pains and sprains and which convenes tomorrow to select | [urther depletion of the diminished | Meskill. McCormack is said to have| StoPS the fiery itching, that it exerts | the result of exposure. It leaves no CEheIg. X wational con- | o4l reserve gripped nearly all of the | started trouble in the saloon and when | concentrated healing power, working mussiness, stain, clogged pores. ention next summier. The tizhg, for | SOUNIYY West of the Mississippi river | put out by the bartender he is said to | auickly and energetically to rid your et al!arge bottle for greater econ- ] : Rl e onvE tionl vils T stinesnt Ghice With a spread southward®and eastward | have thrown fence pickets and the | skin of its evil condition. Moreover, "'“_yi-_i \§1<D it handy for use when | UNDERWEAR—SIilk and Batiste of White and Flesh, SO sibht v atiactea onily “"“.‘.’\[ for tomarrow and Thursday. | fence gate through the saloon door Poslam will not.-cannot, injure and needed. our druggist has it. Three Officials were optimistic that the | McCormack proved a good alibi and | it takes only a lillle 1o prove 35c., 70c., $L.40 mivers’ wage scale committee would | stated that he was sick of being | benefits, iy . i e Silk. Jersey and Heatherbloom. vote favorably on the recommendation | hrought into the New Britain police | Sold evervwhere. For free sample | z . - e of the union leaders that the govern- court by the local "bulls” for things! write to Kmergency Laboratories, 243 . {id, Mocha, Chamoisette, Silk and Suede ment’s proposal for settlement of the | that ho did not do. He did admit| West 47th St.. New York cire ’ i wntly mentioned For he presidential | #9 day coal strike be accepted. In | that any time any one of the local| Fogiam Soup Is a dails irear | Liniment e i agers | {hat event no relaxation of the ration-| “cops” were trying (0 take him Into | (ender skin. Contains Poslani. Keqziilzandy for Gen. Loeonard Wood and Gove ing orders might be cxpected immedi- | custody he would fake a “belt” at | { ately, however, ofiicials pointed out.| them Franl: O. Lowden of Wi o ik — e — & 1,,"‘_» et o wel o gani- | !t Would be several days hefore sufli-| A fine of $5 and costs was imposed BARANAPRR But it is wise to mak e your selection carly while they are ¢ place and time of tresh. e HOSIERY—Silk, Lisle and Cashmere, for Women and Childy ssing attention campared to the tivities of the friends of presidenti possibilities aud the confercnces over lestions of party policy Friends of every republican promi under way. Ohio sent a dele- | ient coal could be mined to permitj on Samuel Long. Who was arrested farther the interests of Sena. | A1V ehange in business schedules, they | Sunday morning on the charge of v G. Harding of t sadd, and widely scattered coal ¢ar | drunkenness. Because his condition 5 T TS Senators Miles | €9Wibiient also would militate against as such that he could not appear ool ¥ and Hiram | 44ick relief. | hefore the court vesterday morning, he | j r a 30 Betow in Montana. { was compelicd to spend last night at . . 0 were at guthered sistricts where the fuel reserve al-{ the station ready yi Uy was e exhavsted weie i 3 < el any quai- | chief §uflerers today from the swoop | ER HE EIS P R | & mes 1. Watson of Indi- | wi ) dezrees below zero. hundreds 0 e the subject of much talk | were reported in distress, suffering the m tteeme and their from unger and cold Local Student at Rensselacr Makes csts. Tor the time being the move mperatures spread over Colo- | [ crass oF service [ svamon | ment was in © of Indiana's ve- | rade. Wyomin Nebraska, Kansas, | Test and Reports Vindings to Board v — intican s of the house who | Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, tha! Wi - st ! m | ewe | Tait 5 { 1 . : [ of Water Commissioncrs, Dey aited on Ser tson 1 5 2 Northern lowa and pirts of | i 5 T bl e ple ther western states. An unbolicited testimonial for the : purity of New Britain's water supply “ < . i deciared hore g Bevere interference with the move- | vzation soen ‘ { ment of coal from the Colorado mines | ) g - ¢ s been received a . ars eftar mi have rece g . 1 by (ke cold, temperatures | has been received at the e a" Bio check (umbar of office of the o ) thisloa d Other- nix frow v e ! ir e ir from 11 to 17| board of water commissioners from | NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIOENT :Z.‘.‘..-._.L#"‘&u» the chesk. = GEORGE W E ATKINS. VICE-PRESIDENT BELVIDERE BROOKS. vicE-prsipany | SYmbel sspeating LoD | Walter J. Kenney, son of Mr. and | H Cansas, Missouri, Arkansas and | Mps, Martin Kenney of Clark strect ' B3 g OXlahoma, where mining “by volun-! ung a student at Rensselaer college. et RO Y T e o R (6 B el RECEIVED AT 11 RAILROAD ARCADE, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. on or in prospect it was report-1 the matter of chlarinating the water such work probably would be | supply was broached and the matter impessible in the face of the adverse | given considerable publicity. As he is weather cenditions. In Kansas, where ! o student in chemistry, he decided 1o 43 N. Y. S 23 4EX : it was hopen saon to see 100 carloads| make a practical test by taking a bot- | : FY NEW YORK, N. Y. 10:50 A. M., DEC. 8—19 of fuel a day taken out, mfes for sev- | {je of the water back to school to an- | ST cral days have been worked under cir-{ gjyze, and the results of his test are | GERM DELEGATES | cumstances that heretofore had caused | gratifying to the water board | | L cessution of labor. In his letter vegarding the tests, CONSIDERING NOTE | Should the cold snap e e e LR G L MANAGER OF THE WONDER CLLOTHES SHOP, 2N 2 X in those states, reports said, ““K“; lutely all right. ile finds 15 bacteria | 396 MAIN ST. NEW BRIT. CONN. | = s suffering might he expected. e n i ondin Bac o Professor Mason, with whom he made the tests. commented upon the purity | of the water and said he only wished | that every municipality could boast as | od a grade of water, Mr. Kenney writes. Peace Council's Final Word Itclative Driv Snow in West. Driving snow accompanidd the fall-| ing temperatures in some places and | in Montana a train stalled Sunday at | heridan still was fast in a six foot Reduce all Overcoats at fifteen per cent. as a Christmas Gift to the public of New Britain. Letter with instructions follows. Taris, Dec ° Germanyls delega- | 3 drift The passcngers were taken into | fon abaverallios s conslderine winbll Vb fo v nonGver. - . WONDER STORES CO. coies tponiias e st ivond Hof Al Lander, Wyou, it was 31 degrues | PRISONER TAKEN W | M. JOSEPH, District Manager he supreme council of the peace oM helow zer 58 below At Tivingdtien ference relative to the signing of the | IS ARl S e O s e 222 S iy e o | Mont., with = reported from | klwich, Alias Caldwell. Must Serve 11:22 A, M. f pe various places aster IreEO Elimination of the clause providing | Various plac o Speall il i S DR e 1 RO O Be e vad LoD e Ol ; s i the coldest place in the country, how- Hartford, Dec. 9.—George Elwich | ‘\;""A‘w‘;‘mm\m:',‘,‘,;y‘«.”."mh:mk‘\‘:i:.;::‘u; u‘: | ever ith o thermometer reading of known at the Connecticut state FO“OWing the instructions from th() above teleg-ram’ A“ Overcoats Of this tegrees below zero. yris . Tethersieldl ns. Ernesthl: laim for indemnity for German war- | ¢ prison at Wetherstield as Krnest I ghipe funic a Seip Flow ure (o most | ot sehortod. bl ander. 66 W3 | sustaty. of xssin Siher Mem of the store are reduced at 15 per cent. as a Christmas gift to the public of New Britain, Parole er mportant concessions made by the s ; : Inuchysyitenins by a cattle and | qllinois state penitentiary for Tllinois souncil. Bconomic effects of the turn- 2 | i . other exposed animals was feared (© RO b SR e e g ng over lo the Allies of German dock NS i i e (i COM A I]D x T YUI ]R ) ! : | burglary and larceny. Governor Hol- 1arho el 3 ) g of in- ) S b X 5 and harbor machincry by way " | country the last 24 hours recorded v i omb has signed extradition papers. - demnity will be the subject of an in- | COURLTY the ey coml Guiry to be conducted by the ropara- | LWAlly o change in the goneral stlua- | giyich was.paroled trom the western | or eaters eir ice AT e ; tions Bunchniners Tookediwith intevest w50 nt [yl Fioiatedlliiis | pavole flons commission. AU the swino time, | oo P00 MRete Jooked with inteest [ ny m b olate arole | - ! : BB e (IMIAIOIE BT i s covtl, T e eTseenl o (v | Howover, the council plices on Ger- 1 o B s o heir walliont It b s e il | L TG B Jaliiaiion Connecticut state prison three yea miral von Reuter's interned fect : = T i ¥ for theft, heing sentenced from > German demands for modification | WET MAJORITIES GIVE Hartford | of the trealy clauses calling for sur- IN MASSACHUSETTS €Ul — = : - A o e N " I N @nder of Germans charged with vi Bostont Dect0mThe license vate | BERGER 1= NOMINATED , lations of the laws of war . as well T ! /i tracted attention elections held IN CON S® PRIMARY as those dealing with the repatriation in 15 cities of this state {oday. not-| - A aukee, Dec. 9.—V 1., jer- i L Bl RO e FROM OUR FACTORY of prisoners of war, arc rejected. | \jihstanding the near approach of The status of .America in relation 10} permanent dryness under the national stab, . republican-fusion candidat vesterday were nominated for con- | | he treaty is held not to alter the ef- | ,rohibition amendment. The fact that | fectiven of the pact, and German | every one of 20 cities voting last Tues- | abjections along this line are deseribed | gay gave a “wet” majority added to | — = — as “pretended rishts”. Germany is | (he ge al interest in the outcome of | told it is “vain to scek to delay” the | (gday’s balloting. { W l D - Walnut Dates e GOING DOWN ! | | = T — = - N N York. Dec. 9.—Francs and 60 P d S " . " @ T et o DO o el ob (o) C. Found. feTeteleteteeTeteTototoRototoRoRototototototetotototototototetototalofetototeleletotetefiototototototatotorel © flgod’ and xmake Wous BENORE P800 YOI I NTa soniciHall) at which time petion)wis operation .of the treaty and that the opening of the foreign exchange can withstand an attack of influenzu ” That’s Right; Say I Want | market today. Franes sold at 11.07 it it ’”‘”__,l to come along s taken on the ‘“’"'{h “"b ’[“'d” 0. Seriy ’ ° d Y s sl McENROE'S % The double purpose ware for baking and serving— : o Signing of Protocol Is Under Scrutingy. 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