New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 6

jlERALD n Brltam Herald COMUIANY, PUBLISILING at 4:13 daily (Sunday excepl Church St at Herald Building 00 a Year 0 Three Months, a Month. ed at the Post Ol as Sccond Class Mail TELEPHONE pss Ofice s ial Rooms Son nly profitable adver e city. Circulation om alwa n o at New Britain Matter. CALLS. medinm and press fember of The Assoclated Press ssoclated Press is exclusively © the use for republication of edited to it or not otherwise this paper and alfo local plished hercin titled | news credited news AT read BREAK this MORROW ou who woeman at deliz tion. 1he Vst tomorrow the rise, morning as arama of your mitke the su a zgestion coffee you the made. & who re this a mitn sug that the sugges- he OU_ArC 2 very young person do | to V. tomorrow mornir “1sn't this the day whe en of the Chumber of Commere jlunchicon together, and ought not fen zo to it? f the wan’s minG works hon- it will ks hall, at that b0, it and the rest. b clearly, do at the Club, down- 12:15 p. attendance in the large m. man feels his henetits to himself, it mooted ring will straizht on no per- will help set questions The in- he feel that said. for throw seriousness this is vho tion intiuence sion is speaks on the matter in which Often do attend are eager that will help them the right and in dircetion. free usually some expert. the speaker is put of town which does not b detract from his knowledge of fact ject. sty man the interes show that welfare plea made ed in city his inter It s some grievance let him come it; if he has none let him come ne is the est. a v so—it will be welcome news, luncheon costs cents and od one, soup to pie. The Cham- after eighty ot your money—it wants are if help you a4 man; wants vour ration You are a woman: it your If you are a person huni Quigley luncheon. b is to at to- will city speak s Perhaps he some of the needs of the CONVICTION, H. having eonspired to vio- laws WBERRY ™ or ruman Newberry's ion or election marks some- an epoch. indicative of pre been de- ie ning complaisance with « ought d gencrully to have to a greater or the conviction is given tic ould receive, there will greater respect for corrupt ks acts, tolerated hut consid- less importance than them the of would warrant. fonviction means not that Sen- wherry and his mana bought votes and tndulged diteet methoeds, but that 1h pd. to spend far more than unt allowed by law (o secure | ator's election, and (hen fadsi- | ir statements about the One sum Juror is reported to have it Newberry's admitted knowl- i\t the amount th necessury Nl direction ould exceed 8. lette amount, concern ampaiz about his a made brought al thu Remioyed of wis mors the cixe but one possibie verdics reeord with the [ ttitude in N and Senator wheriy, his statement in his ed sense of innoconce. wil understood by those who he- provisions of the cleciion bidding great expenditur n violated in many instances. | as ne word of evidence, says or would his fe shime of to He o seems no guilt i having md to have spent The to spend han the. Taw permits cou have ed on he interpre the never pass he hefor declares, and will 3t ion siv- seat in Seniie, the conviction cf Senator will inspire other similig purify political e pro itowili shown that acts mean whit they At that e rizht to say it as a warning note earc and heeded Now days ron may PEACE alapse befor leciaration by Congress 1 bt peace exis 5 form by that hay tak ption resolution to But peluded 1, of a when it conferences extreniely prob- is such resolution will speedily he good te ‘in alize that ition of peace and wiil nusten | that they can do a iyen those skep- faith of members of their fight over body is anxious for jon now s0 ! pleas « NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,-MONDAY, MARCH 22, sulscribe to inception. without sceming theirs to its an idea not in Repubiicans of the 1 firther are fully aware would be made in bringing about politic that ot capital 1t of delay if condition the real peace, if such is pos- a the treaty. of sible ufter failure of past They o course ihey blame delay adndnistration. the ad- on a Demociatic will recognize as readils vantages to be sained by quick ac- tion now that they are in a position to cut their garment from the raw mialercial. rather than hay niode! one alreaciy pared not ir likinz, Whether pr decliraiion shall be form of statement, Il embody cment to the future, will ‘bring ‘ussion The Knox the simplesg or it the whethe a of policy as the whatever di ari favoring international disarmament the subje even this vesolution. an high probabiy will but court and introduce i “ zeneral aration it is doubtiul wodification of a simple dec of peace will satisfy the *“irreconcil- and stay- for whose frmness A quialities much has been aroused. up. ntage able ing respect. or other sentiment, The de- matters and to i action, sire o spead will be come cause whatever promnt sci from may a impelling reduce of to to sufficicntly declaration peace its simplest forms. Whatever is believed that the United States will “at peace with Germany form the action takes, it be formally ortly, CORROBORATIV EVIDENCE. The song of the sparrow” heard same 120 hecame sc deadened by the hushed da soft the footfall beatings of the heart. w Imost hegets doubt: and the latter breeds snow of Saturday which and stilled eager anticipa- | that its en- otten. doubt tory g 5 For] g note caura “orgetfulne: athers disbelief ing Cynicism. But there cynicism no doubt, disbelief { hearts of great elm Sunday wa persons tree nor in the passed a certain street who West 9 on Main morning about 9 a'cloc Such true believers ncing in response to and first, before adv: bells, gazed up- with church paused wonderingly at then filled later ward, souls so with thanksgiving that were unusually of their devotions hearty, and espied-the cause their ation Perched on an upper limb af the chubby, cheerful throat came the nterpreted and great tree sat a robin, and from his delightful those who sympathized song. easily by casting ptics the poor little darknes ske who the word of into outer S the redited the Springtime sunshine the robin in the tree: ridiculed the sparrow-—pleasc don’t ridicule me. BUYS “LIVE" ¥ laborer “You 3SON de- the lea ve the Many ned ons seribed r'se of on raclroad track presidency of the road. or cents of milar cha.-- act.r. but few occasions have arisen permitting the netimy of an artist's wdvance from boy-contrilutor to a great to its ownership. Charles Dana Gibson has purchas periodical ed the majority interest in “Life.” Years solil Thuss ago. as a boy, he is said 1o have a drawing to it for four dollars. who eling ‘o are those disconcerted the old-fashioned ides that *a artist| never don’t amount o | om o poet nothin’.” cven viewed the stand- of the 1eans point materialist to whom suc- nothing but the accumu- iwtion of dollars, that fay his M. happic But it is safe to say Gib son’s heart has been made by ihe artistic success of conech- financial At represented than the returns ielded o tions by they have one time his Gibson ( the acmz | ssmart' I of perfection. the zoal of the Young woman at a time when e word was never nsed in the sense famil today. Countless young men | wrinkled ties in their th discarded endeavor to look like chap upon whom the Gibson girl was to smilc. Older men. im- Hy the ridiculous figure onc of the artist’s caricatures cut, have avoided situations of which he made delicious fun. it Jal spending is predicted that zed And many surreptition in time ed in drawing. clder: becaus their a practice snee at their will tahe ge to persist of the Mr. Gii cour; news thai has bought “life OF coursc Why has it not been houzht of before? A) Washingion plan is being considered at 000 ! made whereby the ne miliionaires” who have fortunes out of the war $2.000.000.000 for the bonus and clear theiy will have to pay the need- the gover: the 00 ed by ment e poses of soldiers’ the 51,000,000, floating necessary to up The to all millionaires. of a special the Treasury deficit. reasonable 000 levying looks the said the scheme very 9 except It involves the | { other of some reform tried but found want- { beneficial 1o the city. | lowed for the of after between riches and difference profiteers before Of course it the war. possible some included in the rich who would have of the might be number of newly become wealthy iv: ctive Son exempt espe | war. © plan usht to they them from the unless ed poszible tax contribute. that volunte: to { it is quite the soldiers will with of their number the agree one stated of havingz enough. no who other day that the country de- de- honor served his was reward They may This 23,000 cide they want bonus. cision would the siderably. As ascertained there has been no popular ¢ ainst “letting George e in of paying 1t is , sranted, therefore, that | suggested would meet | position from anvone pened of the receive far as has been a do the taxes. taken the plan with no op- unless he hap- “Georges”. s to be one WHAT INTERE The which S YOU? things b believe New this 1t interest yvou and you should Br page. interest. dwellers in ain should be discussed on Svery thinking cit is in position to have special knowledge of matter his or n of this city & which all should duty to knowledze publicity, some is share. ‘such in the form her sive not of propaganda but tempered by some- thing of tr If are confident some reform, or’the abolishment Judicial atment. you of the wisdom of ing, will publicity you be confident, also, that about a change 1r and you Zcnerallinierost || I it will bring such matter which which believe is not fault writer, the editorial writer may all Tell him! This page is conceived to be a plac for violent propaganda only when there is no question as to the wisdow interests should you be of here discussed, than the fault For, is more vour of the editor strange as it may seem al now nothing at about it. of the thing advocated as affecting the great proportion of ity TER is is city inhabitants. or any a wise lawyer, able to both sides indeed, who see of his the justice of His sideration, case and to give full weight ro his opponent's conten- words given less con- rally, partisanship than a tions. are gene because of thc intensity of his o though milder binding court, even in conclusions of th couched the the latter may be terms. Regardless of character verts are brought becaus those court’s decision, the of the con- of fact that realize conclusions have been reached after a careful con- Even though men sideration of both sides. before the | the one side is not represcnted court, confidence is felt arguments of that judse has taken the counsetl ‘pinch of salt” and has hi with a enthusiasm in his causc. The editorial writer should not pre- himsclf up as an all-wise he sume to set in of which nuay He to ins judze matters hould be w uish but onc side. B gh, propa interest and hear enou be- by however, disting tween ganda sired purely that the aim of personal which is to accomplish something that will be worth while, All maitte which means that, while national thinking man, of of importance great t 1o ev: young perss this page toand aid ev and and of intere should intended in- i on no woman and be overlooked, is to inter primarily ¥ vieinity asked not w Britain all, miy habitant o The help of therefore, is that this be accomplished, through formal “letters to the Editor” ation ked and answered. but by informal convers when questions may be as FACT A’\ID FAN(/IEb The modern conception of Cuba is & mahogany island surrounded by brass footrail.—St. Paul Daily News. owed That's aggravation 2000 pints warse than Man- o only <oy a day prohibition: it's chester Union. IFather—Were you lay Seven-vear-old (with news—Honest, daddy. the didn’t have a thing on me xpross. a good boy to- an car for steel trust ~Buffalo it hard to land so long it 30 acres and dozen make what a silk-shirted pull down from a roller-top Houston Post. will find get a man requires mules to suy will desk. You ta the about as a Our observation is that the cleanest faces in the warid belong to girls about 11 years old.—Dallas New | religious move- 2oing on. we doubt if any- stimulate it more than a the income tax law.— ord. you look he needs a Marquis in Sun. Alluding ment now thing would revision af Columbia Re Every time vear-old boy Shoes.—Don York Evening to the four- pair of New new the a William Allen White's * boom for | tHenry J. Allen is making good | progress in the east, but mizht make | better the east ever cculd remem- ber which of them is which.—Kan- Then | con- matter p for | 1 l e ¥ SPRING SONG s % FRANK-EE TIME TOQ TAKE YOULR SULPHUR AND MoOLASSES!! envied GVt Nl A SONG. Pillow head upon so in ur shoulder, | T my T RUMINATIN'. (Robert Russell.) There's lots o' difference be tween pure, virgin snow an’ slush; there's likewise a dis- tinction ‘twixt true sentiment an' mush. The wat'ry stuff we're gettin’ now don't make us feel as sad as.ravin's o' the S Got G R s e ment bad. But ‘fore we de ignate S et expressions spoke sincere let’s all be sure ve're Lreathin' of the proper atmosphere. My briar pipe, ail black with n' fearless- like in thought there thingy it ought an’ others that it “Don't build & wall a4 stone >out your heart” it glows “don’t devastate no soii wher on tha tender flower zrows: don’t be t-aid o sentiment if mawkishnes. ain't there: the rongest hands is gentle when the hearts that rules ‘em care. In my peor human, humble way i guess the ol' pipe meahs that mantine roughness is one to spill the beans. So U'll be mizhty keerful. when I'm tempted for to sneer, that I am sympathetic in the prop ar atmosphere. L Year of grace and prohibition the old line Wine, Women and Sonz should read Gingle Ale, Wives and Commun- ity Singing.—Current Opinion. ! Look in my race, I'm ing low; love, love moments to vours bend- i And sweetest, for go. Lean back shall long ments in the treat. your meet kiss, feet hu head until our lips {1n one that shall the mo- | of their swift re- your head rest that scented hair on my cheek. trembles there; yme brizht web air, so vour allows not ought. fr and straying, quiver in the o head so that Zazc and Lean back your eyes shall Dicep into vours wa sweet mine love, for Love's own are a \lone in all our lensth of Clasp your woft arms. and walled kingdom make dwell; and ad way FFor us of thy sake me. overtalke. to mercy’s Love wht love. lest Time us love, our breath the still evening air as one, .and there, sighing lLreath prayer. Look., in B mingles Rises rising, A ascending as a | | A sizhing breath, contentment scarce content: heart of mine! hort hour is shall our life nament? E. Lloyd lish Review 25 YEARS AGO 1d of That Dute) M. Hoover the old dinness Courier r clubs. man tih S two sons are active in They may have heard say something at the -New Haven Journal- 3 Ah, when Love’s spent What have for its or- —A. Maunsell in the Eng- l.ouisiana. though 1o a system of laws Code Napolcon, i Even all sticking based on the being rapidly An- lo-Saxonized. 'he zovernor has just stopped an international cockin main at Opelousas. o Latin would have done that.—Brooklyn Iagle. (From The He 1895 5. The Starligh March 22, * Traveling Copenhagen bluc the newly weds left on the train.—Canadian Paper. the price of lobster pound. more otia would our midst. in becoming suit with hat to of match Duluth The soc Known as among the school children gave a cial at the home of Francis Deming last evening. At ameeting of Court e 1. oi A.. held last eveninz. W\ toney was elected member of committee on arrangements for celebration of the organization of court on May 28 A number of « - Oak De- the the the With “h cents, Nova come to 90 lobsters from a4 warm wel- Boston Globe, up in set a said must St I The yokel who Such sweet sorrow thinking of winter.— Press. parting was have been aul Pioneer friends of Gearge and May Nafey were invited to their home on South Stanley street last eve ning. Games music and singing were indulged in and refreshments wer served. All rebort a pleasant time. Freshly laid native at 25 cents dozen Mrs Tammany Hall now women, but. following jal Indian lingo, its calls them squaws —which is not really what women enfranchised fhemselves for. Poli- icians will now have to learn po- liteness.— Boston Transcript. welcomes its immemo egzs a : E. M. Wi the New Milford One case of sale at Pullar v vard. F. Cur He had a number sale on easy terms. Hubert P. Richards was a hemorrhage while on the t Hartford laie vesterday afte he was quite weak fram loss when taken in a hac Chestnut street. medical aid was COMMU NICATED \h(m( the H C. of 1. One of the items of news in our lo- should be of capital inter- the people of our city who to work and worry for hread. i is the announce- the New Britain Hardware City Loan corporation had suspended its operations until such time as ma- terials and labor should cost less. If you had postponed shipping a cargo of merchandise six months ago until today becauss the cost of handlins ete.. was 100 high--How is voud lon shoremen’s sivike You don't really mean o say that zuest friends. shirred Niven of for cents ainghams s far 8 Most talkinzg abonut and are just ~Charleston of us seem to the hizh arinning News have stopped cost of living and bearinz it. and Courier. is has six houses for rent. a of building lots for taken with ain from noon and of blood home ed after ummoned. One sees stantinople stenm. so are going Cleveland by the papers going to that Con- have a sewer it must be that the Turks to move out. aftér ail.— Plain Dealer. Shot at Old Guard. (Bristol Press.) In making comment on the sugges- tion that Mayor Duttan of Bristol he the democratic candidate for governos the New Britain Heraid says: “The big four of the state, Spellacy, han Cummings and Fitzgerald. will not permit it.” The Herald might have said truthfully that the demo- party i Connecticut is hupe- in the minority because of the dictatorial rule of the big four nam- ed—Dbig, by the way. only in imagina- tion. So Jong as things remain as they 1re. so long as the present control ex ts the democratic party in this state will remain a name only. The voters of that persuasion do not scem to care »,. on i ca est 1 papers to oblized their daily ment that Al ar also cratic iessly c 1 1 sas City Star. ax of perhaps 50 ber cent on the Some wag has said that in__this vou are really trying to reduce the H. . of L., building or anything el {hat you expect anvonc clse to who *‘leads” them nor where they =oing. The general direction now toward the dismal swamp. are is ciously oxpre: able to attribute to anti-Pe popular threat expresses foreigne government of P’eru is produc Discovery immigrant move ports. take a THEMCIVILLANSTORE, inc. “Always Reliable” New Draperies and Rugs To Freshen and Brighten Your Home New Spring Window Draperies our third floor and m of Curtains and Drape ry Quaker Nets We are featuring these han dsome Nets this doultedly make a most beautif ul window drape. CURTAINS, priced YARD GOODS, priced SCRIMS and MARQUISK I’ll CURTAINS, priced YARD GOODS. p Visit showing your selections larze erials. ke from our M spring—they un- 50 to $9.00 pai to 89¢ yard u. 5 to $8.50 pair < to $1.25 yard Cream Figured Madras A most effective Drapery at 63¢ vard. Over Drapery Materials urad Effects. CRETONNES—Lizht and dark calorings, designs and color combina tions, CURTAIN RODS—Single a nd double; regular and extra size: WINDOW SHADES—We can {urnish Window Shades of all kinds, Opaques, Hoilands and Tint Cloth. Let us éstimate your needs— prices right. TARDY SHIPMENTS FROM T HE M1l have usual rong showing of G OOD WEARING RUGS. ment for spring is complet e, embracing several new this spring. WOOL AND FIBRE AND DEL TOX S$x10, 9 ft.; also TAPES TRY BRUSSELS RUGS Rooms, in sizes 6x9, 7-6x9, $-3x10-6, 9x12 ft. AXMINSTER RUGS for the pa rlor. Sizes 8-3x10-6. BODY BRU LS IRUGS that give you unlimited values in ro-m size Rugs, 9x12 ft Plain and xtensive rtment of new as; not affected - our Our. assort- designs for sizes 6x9, for Dining GRASS RUGS in 9x12 ft. wear. Special —— Congoleum Rugs in the new Spring desisns. Room size, 9x12 2d $19.00 cach. Upon investization they found a lon jug of brandy beneath ihe d {of the first doll and a quart | concealed the the others. A search of the light quantities of ventilators and lockers preservers. Most of the crew’s quarters. e made. BERLIN DISSATISFIED | Agreement You know you don’t meant that! Conditions created by yourselves won't let you and any such predictions can’t mature. Naw while the productive or skilled workmen ought to be and probahly are well satisfied with the liberai wages they are now receiving, - the | dispensers of tne mnecessavies of life . will chuck the same price at the truckman as he does to the machinist. ind you may already begin to perceive ! the curved lip. Now if the shart-shoremen et the same fever as the lon men will that reduce your H. ¢ Will you da anyvthing with fiteer Potatoes are one ol the s ples. Befo® the war e saw yvear en the Irishman's pride could ht for 45 cents a bushel, whole- price, and thousands oi two- bags of onions were scattered on the dump, bag and ail. Today they stund at $3.75 per bust Hoy? But 1 can’t fill {he pavey. the cditor won't let me. but unl T am wronely in- formed. 2 lot of potatoes. hutter, etc., came into this country from Holland recently and the zovernment banks lent yvour money to the speculators to piy the Dutehmen so that they ceuld place this food in pawn for the higher prices the short-shoremen will have to while we stand gaping her said befor long wh there is room here far 300,000,000 more people to come and make e ‘appy ‘omes, but they should be dis- | 91 tributed over territories where they e would do the mast zood. Let cards be given to European agencies stamped Utah only. Idaho, etc. et ates where farmers are crying on thei for help to plant their erops. would very scon then obtain a cost living and a fur bett dinner table than yvou cver had befc But on the other hand if v con- tinue to vex your common people with laws which can- in liquor it was fo should Between Labor 2 :d Government whe " boug sule hushel Mhere is m Berlin rezarding between the government information sen The terms majority by iatiér, faction in f agreement rcached interests and the da according to he foreign oftic ng resisted bi- he syndicali endent socialists. Teclare: 21t ey bad not bee are ihe ts and also The dissa n consuited and the pretesting bodies desire the fation of Carl l.egien, presiden German Fedcration ko acted | | i ! it 1 i 1 ¢ of ! puc | the | union. their ! oF n pay a Liion central is P advices st j call off the “ap the menace ! crisis. This menace is mravest feature of the shadowinz the occasional clashes in the 3 th clziming the > and this is another poli -onsidered uation riois of knees Yeu Tow | CONDITIONS ARE WORSE Do mo of 3. ng s fanatical and fool not he cd and which are v riminating, they'll +h and tell you Bonne nuit. ; TKE, di up theit sorman Minister of e Movement i= Commu CIILE WANTS PEAC, Note in Tonc. spreading to Al Sides. Replies G. Boiivia—lricndly Associa dciense Berlin. Press.)— March “he minist F of Regar the se. hch o2 the conditions in were becoming wor Oelde. Ahlen and Westphal southeast Aires, Ma © hes he' United States note ask- “to leave notn- ing that distri tawns of furt, in Muenster, munists, it ment was Pitched the minist two crack regiments of troops have forced on the fortress of Wesel, bank of the Rhine. 22 miles northw of Essen, after heavy losses on b sides. Ten ors in one af the ments were killed The red army well arimed with YOTES FOR WOMEN of Bucnos. replied to ina the formier count ing undone to prevent a conilict be- fween Peru and Bolivia,” accarding to intiago dispatéhes. It is said Chile es the opinion that she is ur sreater consequences uvian manifestations in La simple agitation by exalte clements which in pessibly suffice to produce was stated. and the mo: preading north and easi battles have been i i Paz than governm. no case | the i heen i of war. 1 Chile has no other ve than peace and has not considered mobiliz her forces. says the notes which full confidence Bolivia will her duties in vespect to domiciled in her territory communication de- v which the ng thess angements in th maintenace of her ament of the 1 inguietude.” for ing it was added, ppreciate artillery conclusion v n tie plores the 3 equoney witl nternational centinent and neizhbors and the United Siates in conting ar ate Washington Leg Takes Up Suffrage Amendment LIQUOR IN DOLLS. 360 (O Ship Duc to Immigrant's Eageru « M wi ch nan Wash. sideration of the ! federal amendment { gram of the special Washington legislature i meet today. | Virtually | ratification ! developed among Washington was one | states to extend sufix | The legislature i gress ubmit | ot the states Ratification ates is neces: o uffr the of led —— Olympia, of of Brandy on was on session en An cage: Italian to ¢ March voman's her mk Bosto n om hid- Sta large ch cu quarts of brandy the Whi Mediter from to of no orzaniz by amendment the discovery loll led of the ificials va Creti ihe ie; f is of e aneni ten ious p: of the iner in rom red ¢ ndm I [ st woman hasti doll from her trunk and tempt to carry it away. They noticed that two other women on e officers saw a on to by m - also the Qate hrought stowed behind piles of No arre faction ind re gal: bott! clothing of cach o Yo in und sty Ingerests Not Pleasing aned uc th labor yester- t ot o w becat bo. Trades Says Rapi:ly ted in- formed the correspondent this morn Ruir The Drenstein- has heen taken by the com- ve- fought. inférmation showed and ent to fall back on the right was latare To- y—No Opposition Is Expected. on- ase pro- he te zed opposition tc has islators. ivsi women ent ore ihe