New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1920, Page 6

ew Britain _Herald. HERALD PUBLISHING COMFANT. Proprietors. ued aanly 3. m., at_ilerald Buljlin, 35.00 5. Year. 12.00 Three Months L“o s Month. stness OMce itorfal Roome @ only profitable advertising medinm 18 | preceedinzg and during the day Ctreulation books and press the cits. roon: Member (Sun@ay | excepted) 47 Churon St atways cpen to ad of the Associnted at Matter. TELEPHONFR CALLS vertisers. 4:18 ered at fne Post OMca at New Britain @s Second Class Mail 238 36 Tress Associated Pross 1s exclusively eunutied |/ to the ume for republication of all news credited 15 it or mot otherwiss credited In thiy (et Daper | 4 Fhe COURSE “flu’ ana eretm. ow situation also THE abou local SPIDEMIC. | it the nev | scéms to indicate that the epi- jric which we the wange cad of that the the mend 3 relax in our s disease. me sonably assu asion for cautions agai icessfully tak nfluenza. as ¥ sources. those who iers thereof fvded places fed person n i1l ventilat been who ha h that influenza health T™h eff rely red rejoicing nst en [ has ha whe The ed placed sometimes sprc ave the “p has ete is orts to becau but tha trouhl by be the en t d ve It the is ere the. been the facit cak' of been pz publ no occ: stamp se safe there i t e have public aught by fu caught or re is an 12 is the ssed ic is sion out ty s an concerted been from contact are in in- germs are picked place in circ the tro in where ulation uble. the h they by Ttois and- ike of one who is weil and one who ot. Wirh it may reac ase Flities. where srecautions. in others. Aken against t‘l'll\ have a grea practicall all probub ttention Tiiy pe and where be threatens to continu rsons that ever seen that in it is Yo y safeg iransmission td o ility certain eal of one. there disty trouble will e these conditfons obtain- the some careiess die vard It is and ome here | leptdemic will continue and srow ye.. In thes on, due blic gatheri et 'y many walks of in turn, - circles wie I localities entirely City N th ¢ of in that ved ser ation that t g very good beer self t the e have n by e trouble h Prained ala that it will, rather than precaution Yo pm New are not i bnately New Yo of ling peopls from week and them nce rouble which us. But the is es, of a 1 is short to it the fin out. be e ¥ extraordinars possibly ng people tife the ew proportions he i n dot 1in fr ork 15 there e many place car th seeing is pul ish ke he extraordinury pluces Cha to th was he who becar the they = diseas I tritair epidemic people are of ny he dise; that t all I om ain. i re comes many have of to rying he distributing encour: | of now care of unnecessary the “center the there nee e fact 2ld whe were T me infe thi athered tu e will 1 has has ) have 1 themse chances ase, th here is but ix saf is time oviding tken word cases, been h large n whom du dis of aging epide f you TOUND HOG DAY, o each the widely ndhog™ custom 190 ground with her an binter doi if r King hix grip nt belief } expect sun, winte wds ¢ of hght spring ventuic :n early rosiicato > any sun cno due 1o con if tors, we o ns and ife at an asc o will ack-breaki i cat bo yrices The n this ¥ on th will people of ite temper winter its snow, map of t particular LTering vear, shortly of respected cor wnd eve to deciding ing Fre 1po d h r h e ¢ minds lds ea ng ced be th ate has been a ice tast eIy in late that a ne fro look whet st m ihe he <hado not v 1 blackness it in the b may which Iy dute ffer an bu fo he 1 ari high is sect sensorn and few sever: spots w the wir well-kn nimal m his over her it i has decided world ry anima w. bec sha } clief o of urn will We e oppo althy | wem wi yre. the ion will this cold. €, cau where that ein rom cted u n die een natural that some commun- | not { is een to is is has on, the that pro- cre- um- are ring case dis- for fallingdpff in W to | i | | the mic precautions will 1ter, own the hole rhe what s to to The Al s but i | | to what ¢ war { ! ber ring, may 1 he ap- vear generous one The has sing coul | | | | | spring | | | 1 I was nor must ing froz winter far mor tures The being treme them 1t it word ne have n usual circulated frigidity lLieing, was cold. below has come to reported five arday should temperature tremely Al of retired fied that est of out. W right in time be sun 2a v too late INCREA The York. ports States fo ception figures able, 1 prisingly ed were chandise i The imporis for the time mentioned dezrecs Had be inclined to believe, u t ““”"I'l'ixg point is that Mr. Grqundhog has to he naps “ Natic has from o1 of for 1 1. i were $651 ing eleve ,&2‘ a larzer 1914 Powers, $8.000.00 000 and The 000,000 the thre, upo ain. to I us, in rance in of 1419 have sen against vance of The made Ltons, wonds. pea rubb, be piuce the list is trad productic De States. will The up. tic of mone an eventual changes abroad and ultimatel working ledger and the money at 1= not The ation is that Burope. with cptions, what ms She has us what would be her debt pearls. not making able to In of our of ureat real use. The probably ood une exchange FACTS AND FANCIES| The low fai t ¢ ma nion Signa inw inte anit 1 woman's sensible an Ul Was there votes he earth’ ment inspector pays to the n 92,151.000. The a T bulk in France $1 total the ' 52 lavge D Tuces and i of succeeding appreciated fact particularly & which encouragin T The banke \ discournging not to dianionds putting living the exchange for money time orlfmen less Winter there were soni none & talkin 1 New employed plant ,a of the t e're the tield too plenty. The harvest plumbers inspeeto Union. reaped a tend- with had in vipes. rarison 5 P bat So far as of last year we have Dooniets are of Governor the warm silence.—Ha snow and Jower tempera- rounds of stories are in rezards to the ex- The iralia scored last about News. zover of Saturday fear there some of 5 < 9 vear we rather fanciful b the is no doubt all of that zero of the nizht But I SON us that one person : rank L. St @ temperature’ of at twenty- below four world wit And sorro But still it “Gets Every t It sure is swin [ a. m. Sat- A this been in Winsted we but that New nusual. in Britain is ex- e his is by the way, however. | ! his quatters take leep the cold winter satis- It ince It Since been Night would Winte From But we need but the short- gy = to weather sincerely hope that he A i the stil Morn is convictior the same thankful that a this of generous its warmih afternoon, mind. We know th Theugh th The rainl ‘Itound th And Love'll On the And that'l Morni or a chanze IN EXPORTS. nal City Bank, the of of im- United the New traced record Europe by the the 1919 with of year ex- the mouth December, | which are avail- o import the s+ 1 newspaper not that vet . & 3 Soldicrs. findings are a w k arze value in cooc Just a eceived. and that m o nerease ex-service American on it, 5o is tt is larg of 379.000. from Europe. Dur- Sediation for it go city of along Rouillard-Lir nee Tuesd months of 1918 they The approxin were 1919 bard see th wa estimated §750.000,000, | 'his imports from the uring 1918 were, d in fund Armory Austria-Hungary., $2,000,- and Ma So urkey. $13.000.000 of the increase of $i40.- our imports comes trom New where active participants in the 1 the allied side. Great servic England $267.000.000, Italy 100. - Brit- for such an c w v and faly semt tbis space. leven months, 1 07.000.000, trude. In eleven months of $426.000.000 most active the allies ITZP to us in irade 14,000,000 in 1918, an ad- nearly 100 per | i i 1 cent. i | increase, however.; is largely by iries. ©ot- | and embroiderics, dia- wor olive oil. furs and ire largely in the list. India olive oil. which may not | in this classification are on increases. Great Britain in opening up her rub- again, mak a of source from her colonics whick in the United that imports are picking the hug imports from na- ave borrowed sums from the United States is the indication of ise in vrice of foreizn ex- the Count) man United States. in acting the j vance 1 placed larze credits goods, delivered HES wrong Beiles™ stuck Navy The think ment here. will the | poster advan he becaus relation both water. but own pay the We are still of exports | = { sida the | n as our are to pay for them | some high rate of exchange. the few nesses, factor in Al A his ex- s supplying nothing but cl the really be sitied as luxuries facilities for sending need and what . \rgentina B in eciating in appreciated depr us. Takinz our pay man Vesse and fline raiment Questioned food into our mouths nor Buenos A meni is mad ing of the fc Bahia Blanc has been pos result o befoie be - is creater number of people. food and for the loan We are accepting thinzs that should value, possibly, but of no is coming. though. when of production s tina governm reach her The tirm dez-Beschted min foi effect but zround the gove tirm for suflicient tionzl one t secured the mas Burope will strike de will 5 will of stride and of us while they vr to send articles At be able it wear to that time ihat will h normal approa cha Zua w m from Ui p | cerning ship it acting as of 1 and Just legal an argument. the old fel- | us a rest so Manchester at siays has let who up concerned we might ot behalf commission been informe that Louding but an from other planets are he- Do e fina eted at lust u never such fc th Street How do you o o Wa sumed York LS pared | mstea Consul foa 1o thin women monse Gerard told other aay bid for Post heaith he so0 shameless a York SN GERMANS New York muns were L wrrived toda American i iSvening eatest the bunch of compliment loafers a govern- ,000 men on the $£70,000000 nit Mussell Shoals. How many | encounter ,000 were efficiency cxperts ¢ on d same COVIMUNWL Herald: few men Legi Soldiers, this Bardeck's Navy guaranteed asst v did not the other concerned. Coolidge tpproval of rtford Tim nment o heavy Political o —o0 anton in the itution G "H i w trot in a son Keeps a-zoin® there right along!™ youre thin rollin’ wron the light ¢ jes’ that came nevermore stormed zolden cur I heard the in'- ol 1 e Light'll 1 he »ow e shadows sad the is v 1 be the Saitors ang lines this of n Rouilla ailon camy and for wi itain the camp evening hal! grand ch ¥ 1o it to buil al has n he The pla rou nts igh wnd E in hion for fai 15 up to to help out as did wven and e clubs ba yhicet, remain vour MARIN ATRICK & and witi h town X last or the his Sta poster man ved such he Mgt between to ¢ ) having had laci B irms Fear 1's Ownerst By U. S, e, that the rmer Ger for the tponed unti r demand loadirz 1h that 1tk tion Newberry nent stin f 1 wiilten was the ref tne and rtering irantec ould be however. Arine ity of whi the e 1 vesese raged re cocernce Al iz of 1 d by are the is suid ars i the her 1 ship destina of Robertson n her AMONG k., Feb mong the on the Hellig ¥ ner unusually to tell Darkness petitioned Argentina nment's contract osion state, the ut scems distin e, riflbrouds in loss in operation il everyvwie Mo s Atlan les, Kin® v the s the intention of it way us he s of M hd T min® the ay ( music 1t hills, by and 1 music 1 ari put ding wars. hown. in and M would that 1l hav will ) is i h plans, is gi Febr the t wth for th the pe any Thunking you SOLDIERS, SAT1LOI ) hair is act ¢ t sday ndard right 1id he rough rd the the twe do wi ome i POSTPONE SAILING rorme hip M Ay proposed nian United tebrt by ir som the ship he and F the rantee sed fla, wi vess that titton do. a administration ¢ th o } iest Britigh cd rep: the fi [ e w w i v tion it mvoices and Scay Olay e { Copenhagen and Christiania. seyere Day! blossoms fund cargo on Spring- candidates and terance to have guished Aus- img 1 Dallas | NN ta Con- Mornin'! ay-— leny— Ky. ¥, o' the CATED res. to o for the in As it is d-Linton camp iarines” vorking like s what if the elp t The a Lo ving uary wuilding e State e sume cople of the other d beople places affai o1 TheNavyand Qur Town ing as nu he Divin over La- didn’t tre was busi- the of th leas roGe ay Be rounce- ! sail- teamer States 15 firms tary Argen- would Cernai- roreign to this the and th the el was n addi- nent con- \rgentina’s owner- firm =hip- ship ot he cruis AT rm ninister as New is pre- bill of PASSENG merchants who navian- from he ship weath- they | The } said. | H PEAGE TIME BRINGS FISHING TO FRONT Sea Food and Geography That Folks Know Little About i 1 t { | { Now pursuits sorely in that the of peace, and need of food, lems of ocean geography be soived in the course of the quest ! for deep sea rations. The ocean literally teems with food. The man who declared that humanity is a race of herring-catchers might have overstatcd the case, but that the sea abounds in food-fishes and fishes fit for food is well is well known. As soon as we begin to study the subject of occan fisheries, however, we come up short against the fact that what we rcally know about the inhabitants of the sea is siartlingly limited. at not so long ago tha the fish- ermen of the North sea believed that ales brought the herring in toward hallow water- A conclusion they from the observation that E of herring are frequently found the vicinity of spouting whales. In 1906 there was failure | of the herring fisheries, and the fish- ermen blamed the situation on the Norwcgian whalirz vessels operating in that region Like “Mermaid With Binoculars.” The probiem of life in the ocean is one ful] ofi nterest and pregnant with valuable lessons for mankind. Even at the bottom of the deepesi trench in the al-}sm;f} region of the sea’s bot- tom, whe no of the sun ever penetrated. where Stygian night is perpetual, whkere freezing tempera- tures mever cease and where incon- ceivable pressures prevail, the miracle of life still goes n Serie creatures exist in these utter- depths, Here is a fish i with light-givin, rows from no: starboard sides, of an ocean to stern gliding roiselessly tne perpeius! night. There with a well-defined search- he hlack- breathing binocu- seas are open to the the world s many prob- are likely 1o 1 1 ! was in a ray most min anged ip port and miniatire from stem throuzh is anothe light with which to explore ness Here iz a mermaid with creature whose e ends of long stal from the head 'ike sun- ihe zround. it ix siill a moot whether or nol modern fishing ods tend to deplete the supply. and whether artficial propagation of sea tishe sufficient counter-measure. \ British commis- infensity of fish- North sea. Tre adiift, and it was found that more than half of them were recaptured. In certain localities they were captured at a rate that in- aicated 90 per cent. retaken ecach season. Marked fish vielded largely similar vesults, and the conclusion a food-fish of adult size had at lcast three to one odds against its getting through the vear uncaught. Little Race Suicide in Ocean, And vet there is little race suicide {he ocean that even such intensive fishing probably has 2ffct upon the available wdult stance, the female s 000 eggs a year and the cod 500.000 to her credit. The flounder lavs $,400.000, the G6o, the haddock # 1 maice 300.000. The must content wiih 009, i tail, fantastic alight a iner around, caricature of lars, and there are upon ihe reaching ol a flowers from Likewisc question meth- is a fow yvears ago a sion the g ope ing bottle measured rtions in were set was that is an supply turbot female sole 570,- and herring oo be meager 31,- he learned about of the world's the salmon go the tivers? Why, discovered soetime the Dancs, go fat out to sea, far 1o the south and w 3f the Irish coast. to slawn, aad how do the countless hordes of delicate elvers find their way around the British Isles and into the continental river In- numerable are the aquesticns like these that the future will reveal 1o the ocecnographers of a new day. CONFERENCE THURSDAY s 1o n habits Where tio ueh the mig food-tishes. after they the since by rem i ish Financi Probably Will Gather Then to Discuss Economic Situation in T and. London, Feh. 2.—Althot | date has been fixed far mal conference cn the economic sit iion that has been planned betwe Austen Chamberlain, the chancel of the exchequer, and various finan cial and commercial experts, the con- ference probably will place next Thursday. Among are Viscount dor to the posi- theinfor- tive those invited to take part Bryce, former ambassa- ite es: former Pre- mier Asquith, Heginald McKenna, ex- chancellor of the excheguer: Baron Inchape. president of the institute of bankers: Sir Robert Kindersley, chair- | man of the war savings commission: Donald MacLean. M. P.: J. H. ! Thomas the labor leader. Walter Leaf. | chairman of the London county West- minster and Paris bank and Lord Ce- 1l S | | | { | | | | ;(Tount de Polignac to : Marry Ruler of Monaco I Feb. Announcement made of the engagement of the Duch- ess de Valentinois and Count Picrre de Polignac. son Prince Max Polignuc. The former was recognized in Mav. 1918, as the adupted daughter Princdl Louis of Monaco. only son of the Prince of Monaco. 1t of that tiny prineipality. She has full rights cession to the throne of Monaco her ma will affect her status, s, is | i « de and riagc not Monaco. one of is, those bre- The prince of titles is the D > of Valentin sented the duchess in Paris socicts some time ago and her engagement ta Frenchman is known to be accept- ble 1o the government ol this coun- EEK BUSINESS IN SOUTH AMERICA S Tealy, France and Sweden Steamship Lines to These Southern Ports. Valparaiso, 2 and Swede! South lishing Feb. 2. —Italy, have taken 2 France teps Lo open American markels by estab- steamship lines to Chilean ports. One Italian stcamship com- pany. composed of the Transatlantica Italiana and the Nacional ‘de Navi- gacion, already has sent two steam- ers to Chile by the Panama route. It is "nounced that the company in- tends to add ten more steamers to the line making a total of six pas- senger and six freight vessels whnich will voyage alternately by the Straits of Magellan and the Panama cunal. The government of Chile has agreed to subsidize these ships by payment of £700 for cach cargo shipped and 900 to each passenger and freight vessel. More recently the Italian Naviga- tion company has sent to Chile its steamer lLa Veloce. The Compagnie Generale Transatlantigue announ that direct communication will established between Havre and paraiso by way of Panama by the use of the steamer San Luis. The Swedish company has resumed sery- ice’ to Chile and there is talk of a Dutch line of steamers from Java by the way of Australia. As a result of these activities freights have begun to decline. This has stimulated the commerce of all the west coast and especially the ex- | portation of nitrate and tural products of Chile. CITY ITEMS Boys' shoes at Leland’s.—advt Rackliffe Bros. will demonstrate the Pyrenc in vour home.—advt. Engine company No. out vesterday morning owned by Edward Was street the thawing out of frozen pip damage amounted to about $30. Douglas Jéhnston. of the City Coal and Wood company. complained to the police yvesterday thut creant had entered the garage Saturday night and with a Packard true plugs, wiring and the cap of oline tank were removed machine. Men! Why pay $1 and $14 for shoes before sceing our line at $S and $107 Besse-Leland Co.—advt. On the New the agricul- cut prices Besse- install and Extinguisher 1 to at was called the house 10 Elm The company’s tampered Che spark the from the Britain Counc canum, will be installed Spicer of Bristol. A is expected. Lunch >xercises. oring line of Park shirts are r Jesse-lLeland’s only dvt. 1. Ttoyal Ar- W attendance after the e ved MINING STATISTIC: L.ondon. 2 When the British miners’ workday was reduced from eight to seven hours it was es- timated by experts that the change would cost the nation ten per cent. of its coal production. Comparisons made by the American Chamber of Commerce in London announces that it has made comparisons which show that the reduction has beep less than 6 1-2 per cent. "eh OUT OF W London, Feb. of out-of-work paid out by matcly JRK DONATIONS. —The total amount donations thus far the government is ap- £195.000,000 i | i Open i cMILLANSTORE, Inc. “Always Reliable” New Spring Wash Fabrics Several Lines of New 1920 SPRING WASH FA vived and are now on sale at attractive Early Sprin, These same grades on future shipments wil higher. Good time to buy them now for less. nd summer sewing now, during the stormy v are staying at home. RICS have Prices. have to be and do your ter days A priced spring while you Charming New Appliqfie Voiles 10 inches OPENING PRICE. Light and D These voilos widie 3 EEN value $1.25 effects in Plaids, Foulard, for their fine washing SPIECIAL Exquisite new and Scroll Designs qualities. k Graun are noted STLR TISSUE in pretty plaid effects SPECIAL OPENING ANDERSO GINGHAM PRIC B value $1.00 AND TORRAIN in a4 good showing of new spring patterns, SPECIAL OPENING PRICE.. .. FPRENCH SHIR' in a wealth of smart Boys' Shirts and Blouses OPENING PRICE FANCY WHITE A handsome assortmeni of new prices. ranging from 69¢ to St -89¢ vd GINGHAMS ) S . .69c value $9¢ ING MADRAS designs for Shirt Waists, Men's yd 36 inches wide. Shirts and SPECIAL = = - B 9 value 98c VOILE WAISTINGS Faney Weaves at special open- ) yd. vd.. Stationary Special o b all for 39¢ Stock. ENVELOPES This is 4 high grade Linen Finish for a fire which was caused by | Tuesday evening the officers of | I Special Sale of Jewelry IN TWO BARGAIN LOTS 2t¢c EACH—Value: a0c This lot Baby Pins, Brooche: Lockets, Rings, include: Scarf Hat Pins, LOTY P’ins. Bar Pins, Cuff Links, etc LOT 2 AT novelties AT to 9¢ 1EACH—Values to $1.50. Th ns, Bar Pins, Brooches, Lockets. Drops. Bracelets, Lingerie Clasps, (tosary Bead with Brilliants, Mustard Cups with Silver Tops Baby Sets of Fork and Spoon, Food Pushers, etc. lat inciude: Lavallicres, Back some mis- Flannelette Sleeping Garments fo: Children Sizes 6 to 16 Years Priced se rcasonable that it will pay vou to buy them nest fall and winter. This is our lust shipment from the enting the balance due us on 1919 contracts. SLE at. TWO-PIECE PA You can save 3] now for mills rep- S1 S1.98 we .$1.75 and 5c on each suit. FOR WOMEN pring und summer now Of fine auality wear styles Sizes 5 and 6 ? £1.00 Suit This is another The on these wdes by & Advance Spring Showing of > . . B New Window Draperies 3D FLOOR. T LEVATOR. this month: §@ important selling want as you can a0¢ to buying now for future needs. save 7 (N5 in aimost AT vals wili daily hipmoents have ived. Good time now to WINDOW PISPLAY—\ WEALTH OF NEW CRETON- 52 VOTLES, NETS AND MARQUISETTES. New several la make early arr v ot ulreac P B8 88 x4 X 2 RAIDS CONTINUE. Pein Agitation Voes Not Abate. in Dublin { | Dublin, Feb. The continue, Sinn o\ Iein raids for arins notable THE GREAT MUZZER, I’'M HORGRY ! 1 weanY SOMETHIN® To EAT ~ case In way e men Zuns doing is not ceived. Clare a farmer, who was on ‘his to mass at Cooraclate with his ughtens, was held up by ten masked and made lo deliver up twae and revolve What he was with these on the way to m revealed in the accounts Kerry for a men and County going out held up ! occurred in W sportsman day’s shooting was with revolvers and E: cartridges taken. the raiders stating that their action was a protest aguinst his having accepted a permit to shoot from the English government. AMERICAN HOME SWELL NOW JUST wArT A MINDTE ~ GWVE ME THME. Yo GET MY CLOTHES OFF — YajRe KNoOT STARVING ARe You® haus where MA, 'M HunGeY ! GWE ME, SOMETHIAL WL Do SHoPPING AL AFTER Moorl — > ¢