New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 5

City Engineer May . Be Named Tonight Action will_be taken on the ap- pointment of a successor to City En- gineer Willlam H, Hall'4t a regular meating of the board of public works 1his ening. Chairman E. N. Hum- phrey has the applications of more jthan 30 civil engineers who are seek- ing the job anad it is expected at the matter of picking a successor will be a difficult one. The resignation of ngineer was to have taken cffect | March 15 but he has agreed to serve j Bids for the proposed | until April 1. new road from Corbin place to the Plainville town line will be received. JARRESTS ARE PECTED. Defendants in Government Cases 'Against Coal Men to Be Arraigned. Indianapolis, March 30.—Arrest of coal operators and miners under iiu- dictment in federal court here charged with violation of the Lever act probably will ‘begin within a wéck, fedoral officers say. Seventy of 125 men indicted r > in Ilin- ois, O, and Western Pennsylvania and caplases for their arrest will be served by officers in those states. When arrested the defendants will be required to give bonds fixed at from $5,000 to $10,000 by Federal Judge A. B. Anderson. They will pe arraigned here on May 4. Defendants whose connections with the coal industry have not m\L\'mu; 1y been given out include W. opdrator, Sewickly, Pa.; T gan, Pennsylvania, miner, and I Lincoln, eperato Pittsburgh. SUFFS STILL HELD UP. No Vote 'Is Expected in Delaware Legislature DBefore Tomorrow. Bover, Del, March can leaders in the lower the Delaware legislature report from committce out vecommendation the frage ratification resolution which Was introduced in the house _ last weei. [t is also planned to report a similar resolution from the sen- ate. A vote Is mot expected in either and the roll | may be fur- 30.—Republi- planned to today with- woman suf- Thouse before tomorrow call on the resolution ther delayed. While every brought to bear ‘& or the other nfent ehange in the situation when the two houses met today to transact miiscéllaneous business. influence is ~ being upon legislators one GERMANS WILL OBEY. Promise Not to Send \loro Regular Troops Into Ruhr Valley. Paris, March 30.—The government given assurances that it will send into the Ruhr palley more ular troops than are Nowed by the terms of the Ver- saillés treaty. A German delegation’ [&aitcd on Millerand late Bst night, the Ge2rman troopg in the district did not His Little Boy A Mass of Sores & Sowflte W. C. Warren of Millbero, Virginia, fled two good doctors, one & spe- cialist on skin disease and they did {34 lc ood. We used 7 bottles of Di D. D. his face, which was simply & mas ll'ntcl. is now smeoth as paper.” Tholnudl of grateful users of D. D. D. have wrilten to tz1l of the wonderful relief it them — even one application comvleulb plnn itchingand burning. Whynottry. once and be convinced? Your money bax K nr the first bottle does not bfln( relief. 85c, 60¢ and $1.00. Try D. D. D. Soa: German Premier told him Ruht Use Cuticura To Keep Children’s Skins Healthy 1f mothers would only use Cuticura Soap Ointment for every-day totlet and ' purposes. how much suffering might be avoided by preventing little skin and scalp troublés becoming serious, Cuti- cura Talcum js also excellent for littie ones, it is delicately medicated and ex- quisitely perfumed. ln-'lu !uh h- Mall. Address: “Cutienra Laborato Muden it old e oan 2o ent s without mug. EXCESSIVE ACIDITY at the bottom of most digestive ills. Ki-M0IDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and prompt relief from the distress of acid- dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION house of | | there was no ap- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, l 7)0][:'1'!70 t ‘fiolum Syn!vl' | stead of sugar syru i ask for exceed the number allowed, and de- clared no more such troops would be sent therc without authorization trom the Allies. Receiving members of the French press last evening, M. Millerand de- clared if the Germans violated the terms of the treaty by sending a strong armed force into the Ruhr district, France would occupy part of the neutral zone, whether the Allies agreed or not. JACKSON, Milwaukee, March 30, — Mitchell, Milwaukee lishtwe last night outboxed Willie Jackson, New York, in fast ten round decision bout, according jority opinion of filwaukece and Chicago sporting writers. 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