New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1920, Page 3

modeled and armed by the navy de- “OUTLAWS"” CONDEMNED. - | partment she is now what her urfl~' —_— on ore | cers claim ig.the fnost gunpoat in | Labor Pederation Ofiicially Frowns on v U the service and is in use ns a :mln-l authorized strikes. ing ship. Montreal, June 14.—Central labor JUNK AT CHICAG[] Half A dozen submarine chasers | bodies which alded unauthorized rail- stationed here, all of which saw serv- A road strikes were condemned in 2 ice overseas during the war, are to | resolution presented the annual e | be sold, if the government find | convention of the American Federa- . . purchasers. Two have already been | tion of Labor today. The resolution In Omer Fam(’“s Flgmers Also disposed of. one bringing $12,000 and | was proposed by 7T. C. Cashem of the other $20,000. They cost the ! Cleveland in behalf of the interna- | navy department about $90,000 each. | tional switchmen's union. He said a Scrapped There s s vony 1G SE e switchmen during the unauthorized RGN fer08 SELL SUGAR. | crike by inz strike funds and k] - . " furnishing t meetin halls. graveyard of famous fighting ships in | Cantiol Sunely ashe A tha abor boc E ‘ the heart of Chicago's manufacturing | s in question be condemned and warned district. In ‘the Chileage river Washington, June 14.—Sugar is 'hot to aid any similai strike in the assembled one of the stra | being sold in the cigar stores here at | future The international ladies’ garment & ever assembled on the Great > Selcenta s tanna: e Chegintornations] Sladics,Mee a For the June Bride |, ™ imerne once e i una | *Shauti 5™ impomivi 1o b | 50T 20070, 210 o ke | one of the prides of Admirai von | more than two pounds a a time In any | rojoase of all opolit _"{“ » :'\::\ s B Tirpitz, has little in its appearance to | grocery store, one cigar store is of- :‘"."",:“,‘;(‘I':v”‘l ‘”‘l Lo = 4“":'*.51\" > d Graduate indieate its war record of seven al- | fering four pounds for $1.04, and the eee——————————————— lied ships sunk by torpedo and :ulv’ manager announced that customers | o\ Sale—T'wq 7 an lire and no one knows how m de- | could have more if they would order For Sal o family house, stroyed by mines. for the U-97 was| it in advance. 12 rooms, garage, Winthrop FXCEPTIONAL VALUES In Crepe (# minc laver. On dsck she sl | Appearance of sugar in such un- | Street—See ; hoasts n lonz range navoal rifle, but [ natural places is one more evidence de Chine and Satin Underwear, below is only a shell. Her main mx-] that it has drifted out of its matural DE‘”ITT A RILEY . gines and all her principal working | channels and is in the hands of specu- GOWNS, CAMISOLES, ENVELOPE | parts have been stripped out and | ROOM 208, | shipped to Annapolis, where future p jewelry stores have of- NATIONA SANK LU g CHEMISE, Fic. Dainty - effects In oicers of the navy will receive their ~ « : 5 1:|\;~I;.~Ir‘1}é.-l\" ‘::“"3“" hem stiteh rose bud trim and fine lace . ¢ducation on machinery donated by | = = - - —_— — | the late imperial German government. i The 7 was surrendered at Scapa | ' Mlow aftor the armistice and was one | | ot five U-boats allotted to the United | trimmed effects, ENVELOPE CHEMISE, Nalnsook { States. She toured the Great Lakes and French lawn, in beautiful 1ace | quring the Victory loan drive be- | and embroidery tel | fore coming to her last rest here. | 3 2 g In this strangely assorted fleet is | h b s 2 > { A the Essex, whose ancient wooden | CXEI | IR - , WHITE SKIRTS, Petticoats, Em- },ul] was designed to break up the ! | A {1 : . i Sroldered and Plain Sateen. Also Slave traffic on the African coast. R 7 = [ £ : . The Yantic was built as a yacht for! 1l 5 i { i ! "exceptionally fine line of lace trimmed | president Lincoin, then remodeled as | 3 ; o - @ naval corvette. Her most famous | ! il il . Skirts. Big variety-1o choose from. [.v\plnn was the vain attempt, in | ! i . I | We're Building “A Bigger Better Store” company of the Proteus, to rescue | i Lieute t Greely's arctic explora- tlon party at Discovery Harbor in 1883 | The Hawk, formerly a vacht, was |sold by the late Mark Hannah, of 3 i anr | Ohlo, to the government at the out- A : | hreak of the Spanish-American war. | R, K | She captured the Spanish’ liner Al- — — i i . vana and b ht i : ; | fonso XIII. off Havana and broug : her prize into »ort. The gunboat Wilmette, still in her | {gray war paint, bears little resem- | 'Y e ance to her former self when she s 3 | was the passenger. liner Eastland, | which turnea over atPits dock in {1915, drowning 812 excursionists. Re- | : r Be sure the window shades you buy - won’t crack and break! % Inc. 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