New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 19

' THIS STATE TRYING | FARM EXPERIMENTS Hampers Used in Carrying Pro- ' ducts to City | i wven, March 5.—An experi- ment in use of the hamper for carry s products of the farm from the farmer to the city householder, is be- fug tried out in Connecticut. The de- partment of agricuiture has approved which is patterned on that reel post rural service, The ilway exy is the medium ttion, not the mails. may take orders by tele- or mail, fill up a hamper and deliver it to th strect railway coni- Pany which maints an auxiliary ress service along ifs lines with delivery in the citi potatoes, apples and products, ordered over delivered i few S mue re Lo ide th sireet of tr A phe nspo wmer Luvomobile 1 pouliny other farm he wire, may be a hours with Tman in town his city cus- tomer The New 1 u. which fe local marketir the possiblitics of were such 1o farm bu- studied found expre county vear | by a survey the trolley 2 develop a ‘*‘farm to m s of “home Connecticut gridironed ns of thot o cross coun- ss cars express | moer.” wizh, trolic: of f; lines. sunds try pick up matter at made mers can lines p wayside ss. Bxpr freight or stopping place. Ham- up in Ailford were de New Mlaven and Bridgeport two hou or in short an merchant makes his any pers ered in within intervy loc:d as a city liveries. plan contemplates hamper of varying ndled express, recogniz and wutomobile dr foodstufis with the articles, use of as 55 containing of perishable ponltry breakables, Dos lilka like il dressed o 1 hold family sever plan depend tive of f who 1 npers enough food to S Success of upon the initi curing custor have deli ave wiiliy n in this way, ART IN RUSSIA Ishevist Ttussia Appoints Council of®Seven o Give L Rewards For Approved Pictures, [ A, so far as pictures is concern- ed 1id 1o have had a great boom st Russin owing to the fact overmment puys a liber: a1 approved t London, March the production of siey the that fo works exper whole been coun- whom Artists’ ro1 il he ol s placed under ven un- the fudgc uni- for Boan voted labor to w pic which the such fduons v it is lours to paint, With ~CHANGES IN LIBERIA ub Germans Expelled and Spaniard- to I Their Places, is at expelled its gates Mareh 1he only London, to ghuve been with Germany which German from within sequestrated all their properts fore tho war th were abot ierman “citizens in Monrovia, the and Liberia was rapidly be- n German protectorate, says surchier Lethbridge. the cle. ph. The Germans, he controlled 2 giant wireless evidently had made ar- to use Liberia a link ssessions. are being rapid- and Mr. Leth- war every and pddl plant nd ranccinents now (alien by Spaniards ridze prédicts that it Spanish immi- tion into Liberia continues, Spain wiilghive t largest foreign colony in he ‘country by FOR SIMPLE DRESSING | B TP (tcnding Parliament Wore Tow Necks, Without Peathers and Veils, imndon. March -Peecresses who 1ded the state opening of Parlia- ment this month wore dresses with low s, “but without feathers and el his was by order of the Lord “hamberlain, who has charge of all fsi21c functions. It is understood as due to Queen iors that in future the dress for wom- attending state functions should of a simpler character than her: tofo Formerly the gorgeous resses of women at these functions rew crowds of sightseers and ‘‘court yiiotographers” did a big husiness, neck le that this new r Mary's determin en 1S DEMODISHED. Sgdney, Australia, March 5.—The iullkk of the German raiding cruiser wden in the Cocos Islands in the ndian Ocean is reported to have yeen demolished by the surf. The lomden was beached after being de- eated by the Australiam cruiser Syd- - in November, 1914 Some of the mden guns were salved uthorities and one is a trophy .ub®e place in Sydney. T . "resh eggs 69¢ doz. Russell Bros.——A-¢ EMDE PURGHASE OF GOAL 1S DRAIN ON ITALY This Is One. Reason Why Money Supply Is Low Rome, March 5.——Fnormous pur- chases of coal and foodstuffs which Italy is compelled to make abroad in depreciated currency constitute the severest checis to this countrs’s re- turn to prosperity, ys Alfred B, Dennis, the American commercial attache, in an interview in the Pop- olo Romano. Mr. Dennis points out that the pr of coal in Italy is ten times the pric in the United States and that {hi§ cripples all Italy’s coal-consuming industries and upsets the balance of production between Italy and her in- dustrial competitor The American attache says, however, that in his cpinion this condition is merely tem- porary and will be improved with the lowering of freight rates and the opening of new sources of supply. “I judge trat Tialy would helped at this juncture.” said Dennis, “if attention could he in (he United States to the tunitias now offered for the invest- ment American dollars in Ttalian Tn my opinion it would future strain and ansiety part of the credits which Italy desires abroad should natural- ly come through the purchase b: Americans of Ttalian securities. der the present rates of exchange the investment of Amc n dollars in Italy appears o cffer exceptional op- portunitics to the investor. “Ttaly is the only one of the great belligerent vations which has come out of the conflict richer in man- power than it went into it. Half a million men were lost in the battle- field, but this was compensated by the 'm of reservists and the ar- rest three vears of the stream of navigation. Ttaly has a population today exceeding the total civilized population of South America and is ably richer in manpower than like portion of the surafce of the - abundant labor in touched with a creation, and con- ‘s’ most valuable be Ar. called oppor- of if a great e fo prol an ez i zenius stitutes assets.” ny for artisti one of 1 AGAINST ANARCHISH Hjarmar Branting., Swedish Soc Leader. Points to Russia as Horrible Kxample of This System. March 3.—Hjarmar h socialist leader, Copenhagen, Branting, the Swed: and former minister of finance, speak- at the recent Scandinavian declared that he ‘mpathy with what he called and destructive Entente but added ning bolshevisim will not Russians.” ected the Nor- to join the oscow. ill not create had no s the *i policy that ur e help the suffering The congress later wegian socialist proposal Third Internationale of “Arch 1 methods lasting results.” said Branting. Jdo not accept the dictatorship of any minority. The minority dictatorship in Russia hus shown its impotence in solving all really socialistic problems. The giving up of democratic prin- ples means floundering in the rough of life without a compas Russell Bros.—Ad. ORDER OF THE BATH Will s are lower solemn Tnustallation Take Placy in Chapel of Westminister Abbey During the Month of May. 5.~—A solemn in- llation of Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath will take place with all the historic ceremonials in the Henry VII chapel of West- minister Abbey during May savs the Expre The Chapel holds stalls scene when the King revived the ceremony seven years ago was one of magnific t splendor surpassed only by a coronation ceremony An outdoor procession Princess Chamber in the Lords, where the K panions put on their crimson and white plumes, to the be followed by complete proces- sional and rendering of the Te Deum. The solemn Bath ceremonies in the chapel finclude the redemption of their swords by the Knights about to be installed, the actual installation by the Sovereign as Grand Master, and the taking of the solemn oath of the order. MOVEMENT IS SPREADING Drive l.ondon, March from the Hou thing When They Launch For Universal &uff; e, Paper Says, i st March 5.—The Ilonoluly, 5 launched in movement recently Tokio by university students for uni- versal suffrage in Jaupan h spread to all parts of the country and to JKorea and Manchu as well, ac- cording to 'Tokio advie to the Hawail Hochi, local Japanese lang ily The police bureau of the home af- fairs department has instrueted pre fectural police chiefs 1o restrict suf. frage tati the liochi's corre: pondent adds. Two of the D the lower house of the Japan the Kokuminto and Kenseikai ently introduced a universal saffrage measure in the Chamber of Deputies. 5 vbpositior “ties in Diet, rec- Fresh eggs 69¢ doz. Rt ell Bros.—Ad Un- “we | and the | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920. TOMORROW, MARCH 6TH Will be My Spring Opening at Our New Location 292 Main Street. Three Doors North of Commercial Trust Co. We Are Open SATURDAY and MONDAY Night SPECIAL OFFERING AT THIS OPENING Suits fo Your Measure With Full Try on $35, $40, $45 and 350 ' This Means Exactly What it Says to the Strict Letter of the Word. These Garments Will be Cut from Patterns Shaped from Your Individual Measures Finely Trimmed and Tailored in My Own Shop in the Rear of the Store. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 292 Main Street New Britain, Conn. Follow the Chamber of Commerce Advice. “Buy in New Britain”. Let Us Get Together. We Will do OurBest to Give YouGood Service and Good Mer- chandise We don’t need to say a whole lot about this opening. Just drop in and see the big stock we have We have you to select from of every style. Every piece of this spring. 5 to 6 hundred new styles for goods is marked, so you can come in our store select what you like call the cutter to measure you up. accomplished and gler found hims: In the gueues that formed in front | ’of ticket offices when train service resumed it is said that by far the | smugglers anxious to reach the prov- inces and secure the top prices for iresh food supplies. How they evade the food control permits at provincial bordevs is not explained. Only there remains the evident fact the: pair of the same resour had heen disposed sold before a single shoes at %9 air of. LABOR CANDIDATE English Party Selects Miss “Maggi Bondfield eful smug- ! “This tendency to in which, of course, many has been aggravated by attitude of numerous wealthy people. 'LOW PRICES SCARE of economy, avoidir v display of | Cheap Goods Are Not in Demand rii Shes ™2 iets® Siksiction: | Money Values Down and “Lelt- at Present Time | Handers” Are Active extravagance, take no part, the changed i | | | to Oppose Charles McOurdy. Liberalist. Northampton, March 5. Labor has selected Miss Marga Bondfield to oppose Charles A. Curdy, liberal member of parliame| from Northampton and parliamenta, secretary to the ministry of food, the next election. Miss “Maggie,” as she is general called, is reported to be one of t] most capable women in the lab movement. She is an able speak and has helped to organize t women’'s co-operative movement, Eng., But these self-imposed restrictions | i were cast off when the war ended. Dr. | | | | H. C. L. IN AUSTRIA Cu Henry Van Dyke, in a letier to me on the work we are undertaking, says: “The display of extravagance in a which may be seen.in all our great cities, is not only an exhibition | of folly, but also wu direct incitement to envy and unrest among the poor. The latter, however, show that their objection to this kind of display is not truly philosophical by imitating it themselves soon they get a little money.’ “It would be w great ing e nce if the rich would set the example they followed dur the war. There is just as much need of this sort of thir s there was when the fighting on To Play Up “The National R 1ssociation, at n meeting Iy, agreed to co-operate directing attention to contrast to luxu set aside in their play of articles [ at reasonable prices appeal to the buving plan in itself, widely adopted in the stores of the country, will have the |90 effect ot the attention from v lot he had at $35,” Miss Strauss said. | luxuries ties. The retail 'able “They were fashi bly made and a | qeals by the adoption of good value wondered why they | resolutions, feature in the show | 0 would not go and asked a traveling | windows a complete ontfit of thing, salesmau if he thought the reason shoes, hats, under v that was that they did not have fur col- be hought for $100, plain but |1 lars and cuffs. The answer made was ntial. This is to be done | one that the merchant had the coats en and women marked too low; he was advised to we have had is put them at $55 and see what would v ARG Rl happen. Jle adopted the suggestion agance. What we need is a simi- and had no trouble selling the coats movement for economy, with the at the fancy figure. 1l of economy the first neces 3ought Only Silk Hose. - in the change. taking the plac Kar merchant who desived | Sdealoft oxtr e nn to co-operate in our campaisn to more than men were the buying of necessitics heavy spepding period, making prices more attractive S G 1 e e thus reduce the call for BrouEht about rked up his silk stockings ¢ and marked down h 20 per cent. In spite of this he could not meet the demand for silk stoci ings, while the coiton hosiery beggir “A test of extravagant was made in Boston by a e was offering his shoe row margin of proifit—comparativel speaking. Sales dragged. Two shoc stores on opposite sides of the street selected for the experiment t1 upon. They were clos one of them occupied by the Forty pairs of shoes ale price them put in store. were Vienna. March 5.—Smuggling of 1ington, March 5.-—Women do cent of the retail buying in declares Frances L. Gar- § ‘Women complain of the present high prices. Yet a woman goes into a store and if a pair of shoes on one counter is marked $12, and a pair in a less conspicuous place, but iden- tically like them, is marked $9, she will look at both—and take the more expensive pair. This is not an unwarranted charge against the women; it is a fact, found- ed on investigations made by Miss Ed#h Strauss, director of women’s activities against high cost of living, department of justice, in Washington. She declared it hard to co-operate toward lowering of prices when people will not buy cheap things. but insist on getting the article that is higher priced. This has /been demonstrated to Miss Strauss by merchants First, as to rampant ext lata obtained from retd merchant in New York was tr) ing to sell women's coat certain Tood and other necessities or luxuries of Austrian ency De- | becomes a daily increasing scandal in creases, Social Unrest Increases— this hungry city. As the appearing of crown approaches the dis-| Tailors Strike for More Wages. point value these in the opera- “lefthand” nore Vienna, March diminishing us as ~——The effect of the Au shown in the great increases uoxs) A o value of rian cur- help in check- MIKE MURPHY MEMORIAL. Philadelphia, March The Un versity of Pennsylvania will erect new structure to house its athlet offic: which will be known as “t Mike Murphy Memorial,” in honor { its late athletic trainer., It will re lieve the Athletic association of i financ offices, thus permitting ti establishment of an athletic club ar training house with lounging, read ing and club rooms for the athlete ex- that | in wages demanded here. There E for a price in [a strike of tailors the other day to phase is that | enforce a demand by master tailors While the |for ‘an income of 65,780 crowns a upply the pre-war earnings were d ration of loaf of coarse black about W T Assistant tailor uit, the components which it | that plain sewers., asked for about would take a chemicol analysis to de- ,000 crowns a v Before the termine, at nearly tie price of [ war they averaged 700 crowns. carly autunm. white In all recent strikes and demands hoy “hy the lef at about | other class of workers., a sliding 100 crowns the Kilo « » pounds). | le allowance was asked so to Ameri and Arsentine tinned | meet the advances in the price of ne- corned be n had, but delivered | cossities. one's room, it costs ahout 8§80 or crowns the pound. White loaf from Czecho-Slovakin avail- a price that means about o1 s wage of th crage oflice man | for a it ! traders become holder and renev i tensive. is old sto now anything ean be bought Vienna. The only new i the price goes up daily Necessitie: finds it ifficult tc ail 1 he Goods recent- of is us in in P double re flour can he for the ¢ wnd substantial things that will public. This 710 HONORED. Flome. ~The women Finme on St. Sebastian’s Day gav D'Annunzio an artistic silver poniai inlaid with zold, sa despatch fro that city. The presentation was m: in presence of representatives of thj army and of a great crowd. as o zance f For Colds, Grip or Influcnza a Preventive, take LANATIVE OMO QUININ ets. Look for w. S s > on the box. —a turning is 1o nece: S0 nare and as B, week 1 woman Venison, 1d »ose, duc here but they of crowns for ants. Seventy ht for 50,000 in a market sale RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN oPP. nieat present three portion in restau thousand persous fo pounds of salt meat the other day. For such thin tuilored clothing the price is no crowns. The other could fizures subst for wave was) to s as shoes order, and similar thing: longer quoted in dealers charge in dol- 1: pounds sterling or francs, al- i this is illegal. They say they pay in foreign money for mate- ind cannot sell in crowns. The spondent hot a suit in Octo- for 2,200 crowns. This week the { same tailor uivalent ot 9,000 crowns in pounds sterling. i s the shops pric ks have been noved from The whole is tr » adjust prices cxchange and fluetu- that each is cal- guotation from soverns lar 127 ARCH STRE! PHONE 1109-2 1% Presenting An Early Showing of Tailored Suits, Dainty Dresses Handsome Waists Both Tailored and Dressy Underwear Both Silk and Batiste. New Models of Corsets from the best makers. We invite an early inspection ink respon- the N wonien for in- 1thou by and nist crease sible the and thr in attitude to be u ot S i be WANT MORE ADVI aske Berlin, March 5 League has wtional Council with which meas e RS, he German Jur. compluined {o the the a | it throt writt against retail trade 1ste tant tiv ros the council and on the statute books. the N. n adequate impor sisla- I n de- tendenc o shoe mar fore ties so rapidl culated on th is | Zurich (the com- | local quotatio When the ¢ ihroughout ten tau rushed assembly and The jurist onal Assemi imber le day’s wiss franc rate without petent legal i advisers SnE BeDyct. nd- re in shed smug- were the 1 5 ¢ nts.and hot furn the extent of the « Not only did meats disappear, as well us green salads, but the prices went up correspondingly. Motor are scarce and gasoline nt controlled 50 even the | or days OWN RICH COAL FIELDS, IO diff, Wales, Mavch —Geor { Morgan, miner who recently cam into possession of a piece of land un- der which it is estimated there are 000,000 tons of coal, I been of- fered 70,000 pounds f rights he man referred to. of the same style and wholes were picked out "wenty of marked at %14 a pair were the sho window ¢¢ the other Most of the shoes at $11 a pair he evidence 8l husiness. a