New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1921, Page 3

Boston Store ¢ Madras Shirting There has been a great de- and for this line of goods d they have been. very .arce in-the market for a bng time. @ We have just received a d assortment in lavender, e, green, pink, tan and ck stripes; also all white corded stripes. cCall's Shirt Patterns. MOTHER! California Syrup bf Figs” Child’s Best Laxative “Californla™ Syrup of Figs for the name California package, then you are sure child is having the best harmiess liver and bowels. Children fruity taste. Full directions bottle. You must say “Cali- AGE INFLAMED ERUPTIONS Itchy. Caused Lossof Bleep. Cuticura Heals. niece’s face was in an awful ! Just covered with sore eruptions, and inflamed. ‘The eruptions were hard 'U. 5. 1 OPPOSED T REPARATIONS PLANS lSee in 1t Scheme fo Make America Pay War Debt Feb. 1.—The United States government is utterly opposed to the scheme for German's repara- tion payments adopted by the Su- preme Council in Paris. The plan is regarded as lacking in political and economic wisdom, as not susceptibie of fulfillment and that if any attempt Is made to carry it out the world will be in danger of a recurrence of war during the next forty-two years. So far as the United States is af- fected, it is held that a scheme has been arranged by which the people of America are to be called upon to aid in paying the allled war debt, For the first time in the series of developments growing out of the Ver- sallles treaty the Administration and Congress appear to be in sympathy Senate Forelgn Relations Committee members, speaking for both reserva- tionist and irreconcible groups on the treaty, said the agreement fur- nished proof of the wisdom of thc Senate In refusing to ratify the Ver- sallles treaty. Had it been ratified. they said, the United States would have had no more voice in the settle- ment than it has now and would have been placed in the situation of pulling Europe’'s chestnuts out of the fire. View of Scnate Leaders The attitude of the Senate leaders is that the United States has a deep in- terest in the matter of German repar- ations because of its bearings in Ger- man markets for our goods and be- cause of the huge allied debt to the United States. They believe that the American remedy lies in the ar- -rangements it may make in a separate peace treaty and that the allied debt can be used As a leverage tc make the proper arrangements. The allied governments will find difficulty in floating loans here upon the certificates of German indebted- ness. This view is based on the as- sumption that American bankers will not accept fictitious values as actual security. ) The administration’s official view- Washington, Horlick’s « ORIGINAL Malted Milk and | physic for the little ' Don’t suffer any longer. Get Fairyfoot today. If .boxl: not absolutely satis- mnflgnmd‘d our money Dt gusranies FAIRYFOOT. vickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Strect. Mrs. SELGHERT'S DAUGHTER Was Restored to Health by Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable | Compound Horicon, Wis. — ** My young daugh! been troubled for several mon = with backache geiEgad 155 g g point is that the allies should consider the reparations problem from three viewpoints: 1 Considering the amount think Germany can pay. the amount they { afford that Germany they 2 Considering think they can shall pay, 3 Considering the amount the bank- | ers of the world think Gerinany can pay. One view is that Germany should | have five years in which no repara- | tions should be paid. during which | time she should have an opportunity i.m build up her resources. VIEWPOINT. Teutons Do Not Belicve That Repara- tions Terms Can Be Carried Out. Berlin, Feb. 1.—Germans rcgard the reparation terms decided upon by the supreme Allied council in Paris last week as fantastic and impossible of execution, and it is the general opinion the government cannot agree to them. The cabinet, which received the text of the Allied note yesterday was in executive session until late last night. ““Madness” is the term leaders of the Reichstag used in discussing the reparation conditions. Foreign Min- ister Simons declared the execution of the terms ““would produce chaos” not only in Germany but throusn Central Europe as the bankruptey of Germany would also bankrupt part of Germany’s war creditors, among whom is France.” GET $1,000,000 GIFT. Valparaiso University Is Given to Town of That Name in Indiana. Valparaiso, Ind., Feb. 1.—A million dollar gift was acquired by citizens of Valparaiso today when Henry Kin- zie Brown, former president of Val- paraiso university presented complete ownership of the institutibn’'s grounds, buildings and equipment’ to them in the name of the Brown family. Mr. Brown made his announcement to the trustees, faculty and students of the school assembled with citizens at a banquet last night to inaugurate a drive for a million doHar endow- ment. 2 NOW DEAD IN POISONING. Boy of 8 and Sister Believed to Be Victims of Canned Peas Port Chester, Feb. 1.—Peter Cic- catello, 8 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Ciccatello of 40 Willow street, is dead from ptomaine poison- ing attributed to canned peas. His sister, Angelina, 7, died last night from the same cause, and the mother of the two children is in a serious con- dition. The father and another son, Gennario, aged 4, are recovering from the effects of the poisonous canned gooda. Ciccatello is a foreman in the plant of the Russell, Burdsall & Ward Bolt and Nut company here. IRISHMAN ACQUITTED. One Man, Accused of Killing Officers on November 21, Goes Free. -~ Dublin, Feb. 1.—Daniel Healy, onc of the four men tried by court-martial for the shooting of one of the 14 offi- cers killed in this city November 21. was acquitted and discharged last night. The other three, Frank Teel- | ing, Wm. Conway and Edward Pot- ter, were acquitted of manslaughter vesterday but the court reserved jurgment on the alternative charge of murder. To Stop a Cough Quickly Take HAYES' HEALING HONEY. Double Treatment, which stops irri- tation, heals the throat, rélieves con gestion and Cures the Cobugh. It good! Children like it. 3b6c. (Give : ! one trial) TWO CHILDREN DIE IN ORASH “cveral Seriously Hurt When Train Strikes School Bus. Raltimore, Feb. 1.—Two childru were killed, several seriously injur: and a dozen others slightly injurc when a train on the Annarnlis o} line railroad struck a bus filled with school children near Shipley, on the | rond between Baltimore and Wash- ington. Some of the injured were taken to Camp Meade hospital. ENTERTAINING AMERICANS. Peruvians Will Spend Next Four | Days Showing L. Gobs Lima, Peru, Feb. 1.—Officers a sailors of the American Atlantic fic: today entered upon a four-day pr gram of entertainment which wus arranged in their honor by the ruvian government and the peopi of this city. Official callls were ex- changed this morning by Admir: Wilson and Feruvian officials. [ now’ DANDRUFP ! 1 A MARVELLOGS | KIDNEY REMEDY In One Month,“Fruit-a-fives” Gave Compiete Relief 658 First AvE., TrRov, N. Y~ “I have been a great sufferer for years with Kidney Trouble and Constipation. X tried ‘Fruit-a-tives’ about a month ago, and with almost immediate results. The Kidney Trouble has disappeared and the Constipation is fast leaving me”’. ENRY DATER. ‘Fruit - a - tives’, ot Fruit Liver Tabiets, the medicine made from Jruit juices and valuable tonics, is doing 2 wonderful work in bringing health tc sick people. 80c. a box, 6 for $2.50, triai size 25c. £tdealersor from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited OGDENSBURG. N. Y, STEEL BUSINESS IS MUCH IMPROVED NOW Many Concerns in Pittsburgh Dis- trict Resuming Operations Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 1.—Many ‘in- dependent steel manufacturing. con- cerns in the Pittsburgh district today increased operations on which the executives were united in saying was a ‘“cautiously conservative’” basis, after about six weeks in which opera- tions have been entirely suspended or greatly curtailed, It was predicted that within a few days operation would be about 40 per cent of capa- city with prospects of increased ac- tivity if conditions warranted. Of the 55 independent blast furna- ces from which reports were received by steel authorities here, 21 were in operation, while mills which increased operations today were: Cambria Steel Co., Johnstown, Pa.; Pittsburgh Steel Co., Monesse! Pa.; Crucible Steel Co. of Amer Pittsburgh: Knox Co., Pittsburgh; Weirton Steel Co., Weirton, W_ Va.: La Belle Iron Works of the Wheeling Steel Corp., Wheeling, W. Va. Some of the business which brought ibout resumption was for the export trade, one order being for $1,000,000 ‘or steel towers to be used in a wire- css installation at Osaka, Japan. From points outside the immediate I"ittsburgh district came similar .re- erts of increased operation today ncluding the Youngstown Sheet and i'ube Co. at Ycunstown, O.; Berger Mfg. Co., and Stark Rolling Mills Co. t Canton, and Trumbull Steel Coi at Yarren. Many plants resumed operations nder changed labor conditions in ome instances wage reductions being cccpted by the men in others the vorking time was reduced so as to 1ing operations within the limit of he elght hour day and thus awoid me and a half pay for overtime. Blaw- Groves is the Only Genuine .axative BRROMO QUININE tablets. “he first and original Cold and Grip “ablet. (Be sure you get BROMO.) For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. TRY IT. Experience has demonstrated that medicine n0ows no surer healing agent | or the inflamed mucous mem- ! ranes of nose, throat and: ng passages. Used for years | v thousands of people and; ighly recommended by hysicians. TRY IT. At your druggist's (the trade mark < above, on every bottle) 60c and 1.20. iRS. NELLIE WOODSFORD SPEAKS TO MOTHERS Tast Boston—At 23 Lamson St., irs. Nellle Woodsford and her chil- iren now “live happy and grateful™ o the kind neighbor who mended Dr. True's Elixir to them. Mrs. Woodsford says: “My bowels vere out of order and my breath was rad. I was shaky all over. I had; cerrible headaches and it seemed [ nad suffered years before your ' Dr, frue’s Elixir was broughs to After a short time I was again, my bowels were all ri recom- | LOSES TEETH, KEEPS CASH. Alse Kills Hold-Up With His Own Gun. Providence, R. I, Feb. 1.—Orrie A Lane, collector for the Great Atlantle and Pacific Tea company stores, carrying the day's collections, was held p on the stairway from his tenement but turned the hold-up man’s gun on the robber and killed him. Lane after dinner started for the bank to deposit money, went down | one flight and came face to face with | the gunman on the second floor land- ing. Lane refused to hold ‘up his hands. caught the robber’s wrist and doubling his arm over pulled the trig- ; ger o that the hold-up man was shot through the head, he told the police. The police found the robber, a man of 25, who has not been identified, dead at the foot of the stairs. On the second floor landing they found . Lane's false teeth lost in the scuffle. | Lane clung to the money bag. The police held him pending further in- vestigation. Collector Man PICKFORD DIVORCE CASE. Carson, Nev., Feb. 1.—The brief of the stay> attorney general in the Mary Pickford divorce matter, in support of his motion to set aside the decree of divorce granted the actress from | Owen Moore, will be filled today or Wednesday. Deputy Attorney Gener- | al Richards announced yesterday aft- | ernoon. 40 LASHES AND 20-YEAR TERM IS DELAWARE PLAN FOR THIEFS Dover, Del, Feb. 1.—The state senate has passed a bill making the penalty for highway robber forty lashes on the bareback, not less than twenty vears’ imprisonment and a fina of $500. The vote on the measures was unan- imous. DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies. 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