New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE PUBLISIIING COMPANT. runs at an RN “I‘") — BY ROBERT QUILLEN - MAY YET REACH 100 IN RAID AT AREA Year tHNg to our work on time ep a-feelin’ it hres Montha. m if they keep a-feelin® it no ey A « reasonable cost to us vellow streak e'er shows. **Heads - . ] ) o arate | 1T 1t Obeys the strict letter of th Up.”" they call when things look The more stable Heinie's govern- It begins to appear that Amerfea’s (Continued from First Page.) i (Continued from First Page.) 87 Pe% (OMesr atiivase oy : - . stalling he can do refusal to have anvihing lo do with = ! e A Iw the bublt e ominisale bad; “‘Heads Up.”" when thinzs ment, the more stalling - avesan & o g 5 P = cs Wl o Lo Ll L ¥ the public utilities commission took. (lné: it Keeps ulive ithe mandates wasn't & permenent waive. . the river and others buricd outside of | the contents of small glasses when LEPHONE CALL ganuotitalistoimeeditheiplua fightin® blood; it permeates the Let's see: what was the meaning of _— the city. Phpsicians, treatins wound- | the r.udn":' party entered. The ruid G e e " Every demand made by the ine M Witen [ vouropronsnt tollt that old-iashined cxpression, “The Events of Upper Silesic {cach us ed negroes at hospitals said a scors | Was the thira successful visitation by : { the solice on the store but on each 24 - e ClOELEC00 S legislation has been met up runs. an’ things seem mighty buying public that Nature probably new what she | could not recover. neg olice) e i fitable advertising medium in 168 the hutilities oot el e blue. you'll hear those words [ was doing when she flattened the poles Streets Are Guarded. || st o different man was i Ctreulation hooks And press ! “*Heads Up"* called out—aun’ yes, Heredity counts. Our the £ B — Military patrols and guards at overy | charge. Prosecuting ent M AL ays open to advertisers et in accordance with the will of the s e L S R i most of these boy robbers were sired The relative naval sirensth of the | principal street corner kept a iirm | Sexton told the court. af The Assoelnied Press. peonies ngthis imatter s willproye ashamed: you grit your teeth: by umpires pationsgcauses America far 1885 con- | grip on the situation today. \ Despite the fuct (hat the cafe has 4 Press ts ~eclusively entit*d | ok jorisiation to have been fareical u paster that ol’ pill; you hiu —_—— cern than the standing of the clubs, Business was virtually suspended | an unsavory reputation Attormep; for rerablication of all news Th S l ) it Y i e (et Asx we understand i, the difference last night under a gencral order is-|Dunn :rgued. it is Walsh's iirst ap- B e TSy vesat mewer pam ¢ commission hasx the power to ongoiatraishtaon gl between sheep and mutten is about wed by Adjutant General Barrett, hut | pearance in court on any charge, eia 6c cents a pound s » berinitted to open at 6 |and he usked th be minimum i o'cloc morning. venally be impos : Perhaps two can live ax cheaply as o~ were not permitted on the Staniey Rustik was sent to jail fos one, but a bride can't be supporicd \ treet sEhUiRadcolhe ot snl i hutas. Bl : Set it e onte, T R : « stictly enforced by the | theft of bonds to the amount of $150. the property of Stanley” Nurc- zaic with whont he had hoarded for about two years. [or three months prior to the theft, Which was on April 22, the accused had paid no board, it was brought out in court Prosecutor Greenberg flayed Rustik for his dishonesty and lack of ap- preciation for the hospitality <hoy hini, and recommended a4 term jcuil. misinterpret the law and to go con- ilx clean o'er the hill. That ——— tracy to the spirit of the words ruminatin’ pipe o° mine adores to Buresn of Olrculntion. e e national organization Will it bring down upon itsclf the nowspapers and advers | : 3 M:h-nhvly Menest - alysts ot | ¥C0rn and hatred of the people her 4 name?" They call this ‘*buse- Our clrculatic statistics Or will it stand straight and strong ball® it's fest **Life Sl nied : Ly e vy e pove *h e W This insuree owe v . aaninet lrnlu|-‘|l aper | in the interests of the peopl that spirit there—in happiness, in Einstein says iherc are twely 2 : v+ streets without a military pas m fgures to both nationwl and rrove. it ix needed everywhere who understand his theory. Hub. sce a game; again its contem- plative smoke axks “What is in 55 Jken to the guardhousc rtiners NAVAL BILI When all you've got to do, to s stead can say that much \ s e naone B is keep on toin® strong, yeu ousht v There are reasons for a feeling of to mut ol' cry—to sing cnuses leading up to the vioting w ; exnceted to get under way during ORDERLY CITY. atisfaction to peoplc of various opin- (hat vital song. When you nave exn nanlie!l sich begins 10 | jone in the puss by Fihel Renate ot 4 fight on hand ‘hat 1 1 Coveror Takes| Gl clp you zain the victory in - SUNS siceping Kness . A s here oW [ unate and happy o e Nava nrop ationx bill « & hely ’ . ] : | C fhow fortun £ th 1 appropriati N eall standin® that you're i1yin® to it / ity be sed Dy corchral unreat, And | oo R o take an aCs Fate." ind fcivoulol ik / : g Juzi wauch loss of | oo hand. A military committee had oubles him he isx apt 101000 ror the maintenance of the naval o S, (e T L lgiiey sz foman n he was well. When 00 |ing for the expenditure of $494.000.- the task of fixing responsibility for The bonds were left in a trunk ‘Lo s business, complaining of | forces and the continuance of t(he the qup an’ from it dvink the E = e (.\.‘v-mn« which Rustik had access. Oner B those SspiendidSvorcts AU ! entanglinz alliance | * ¢qide terror of killing and wdund- o thought of his W rogra ormulate " V16 spirit o with little th ht naval program formul 1 ir 191 “Heads Cp' ~ s might be less 05 @ strain on our nerves he in the series of race battles, the . than the job of untingling the Treaty o #100 note, was owned by Nurczak while the $30 bond was the propegty, of a velative. The bonds and th Joarder were missed about the sarpe ‘me and the police were notified. Rustik came back to the city, he: ‘Jaims. for the purpose of repa¥in \urcza He bad a loaded revolver on his person which so frightenad exidents of the Gold street temge ] ment house that the police wqp notified and he was arrested. "day he paid a fine of $25 fo, 1(, 'y:Y the zum. His arrest on the 560" n ch Ak pl y the court SESSIOIIA) = (“rec”y aiteey tk toik the court he so $50 bond for $35 to Joggph lgel?: nd the other fo a “Peter” for L% iergeant A. J. Richardson recovemfi he smaller note. The accused ex.- plained that he was out of work apd thought he could raise some monsy P B 0L W ik s ol cituation of thousands of homeless na. 2 groes prescnted the most serious con g4 strikes that man and | determination to continue to “get | ) Why shouldn't a bunk trust an un- | Gl 54 that was left this morn- —~——————, dervaid employe with great sums, Na- | 20500 0 qreds of negro hom Swuttho vt Gy is h gond e ture (rusts him with a great number o aped in the section fired by whit: ut we can't help regreotting that of children ar cry from the terrible | be satistied at this further step towsrd wasn't coincd in Adam s time. — while the sight of som the present time of maintaining | b stop a moment and feel | ready until such time as there vill | ¢ . RN s mralasinabe i | itude for hin own strength. | be nothing to *g ad 0 in e ) 2 ore than a = i i The Dmened area is me h Oklahoma to this com- \ctment of the meaxure Friend o Whin an ciecta el doos some- | The Dined ares fs Boro L 2 There is a fum iy in Wed Virginia 11ing sensible, (he resulting applause i Gl Qe s el How many boxes of czgs vamed Swap: aid very likely the loeal AIWays seems to hold a note of as- [ &S cseanef® Mef8 M U ore or of the conditions there | plan for disarmament, as set forth cach containing 1% dozen worth wits call it » trade name | tonishment. “,n.».., ‘\“,“‘ ST e négro church, recently t a cost of $85,000, was ulet city. And yet a con- Those who see the wisdom of the o dwellers in New Britain | in the Boruh amendment which s 13 conts n dozen. should be ex- WO ‘ e IR A ink a bit part of the bill, will see hope in the EIADE barrels of coal We don't know what zas will do to It will be easy to love one another | NOUS oil. cach 39 gallons a Lattleshi., has he m known to | When nations arc no longer inspir wortih 11 cents a mallon? Wreck @ naval appropriation. ¥ the thought that they can lick one e r characte ts popula-‘| President his definite stand will he- othar) ) St e S Tactio n, will to'al well over $i completed consumed by tha flames hin I8 an ity. The | iact that when the bLill goes to the S aiten indicate that there might | com known From indications Answer vesterday's n ' the old diys the groom hegan at e 500,000, \iout one thousand negroes W grounda unde: militin and thou- N When aze brings bitter memaory disturbances. But the | coming from the White louse Presi hours once to save for o home: now he must 5 A : listurbar oats and the desire to t ome Vilanthropist, you mizht call it e ey buld not fall to appreciate | measure hecaus ¢ renc on idbtane cmped i the fa You can’t m silk purse of DEDLCC DI = g disarmament amendnient does not in- | enre e canned stufi ch comes . ¢ : ra W at ot th: rtune ure th nned stufi which comes s S M e e A mericali e ar o — sands of others whe fled ou wise and the residents of | dent Harding 1 t o the =in 3 <ave for alimons the explanation lies in the | clude the land forces of nations. But | in o opportuncly Jief of the refuge: A civilian coni- halting at least, of the old practices, e N st etiine seniesce (4 SR L things to think of and | will undoubtedly in prol e MILLIONS FOR CANDY, ETC, rouble. They have other | hasx been debated as thoroughly as it Nation’s Sweets Bill Totals HAM of Camal's Cost, e evidencer of the con — PEGGY'S AMBITION ad and other comforts. of and make the most of D] ha the il wo Uruation of this custom The finun H . ) othor aon “]‘. “‘:I““‘};”A“:‘l‘:.“ T e ey i rosnt turousn e o || Lights and Shadews TO BE PRINCESS | - ot et b s e inat ot exprossea helief that the flar By John J. Laly \cs fooling had died out. : ] ’ Plamied 1o Give Joyee Freedom fo: Whites Enter Jail. Officitls hope to clear up by Washington, June 2.—The ¥nitaq ‘ates eats engugh candy and cam the police department of | known therc that prescn the home in doing w 1t well“under control. | least, he 2 ts (orm his =ort of work, and liking to do it woman 3 cyery vear to build hali a deg. “n super-dreadnough In two yvesrs spends enovgh to build Panama Canal, Moreover, something has stimulat. nllr‘swt'\fl touth, for in the last tive "t we have nearly qua ] e e dusdrupied gis P iS14 we oniy consumed o modesy. vnount=--§ 183.000 worth -— enly ‘NS apicee, while in, 1919, Tar 25 the accounts, have hmade ap., | are in close touch with The fact that Senaiors Borah and | iy considerable, il the n catior just wha: led to thz fis Tuesday night. A newspa r: they know individuals: | Kenyvon voted for the bill s sizniti- Iut there is a sentimental value a — ST, il So¥e o ise to”" possible trouble ) cant. Nenstor Borah could not well | it thai man should appreciate. The THE OLD ACKSMITH SHOP aiin shoot S yerman who W i How Peggy Hop- | ihe time saic Zouth slde planned to give J. Stanley | =athered on the south Tonders in - cedom™ for $1,000,000 | “wilding. Three of tha leader® o “nother do otherwise as its passag meant | iasty bit resulting from home can You seldom s=ee a blacksmith shop val Clipper. at the courthouse 1 about 25 white men t properly appreciate this [ the approval of his amendment. But | ning. which comes often unappreciat Wherever you may go. With the ringing o the anvil top of it And the golden molten glow Gf the horse shoe in the firedrop, Liters becauwe of lack of un for 1 trad tie 10 habits, old customs | With the smithy A good thing or condi- | hix willingness < amend- | ed to the table, has about it something u not properly appreciated 3 t f cost | of the “old-Mshioned” that makes one e e i Y and to be married o Prince Noured- vd hick Rowland din Vlera ot Albania will be revealed | ton floor of which Di \ was heing held for a stanin’ roun’ o clation Certainly the disarmament conteren 20 into the | that are d will never pass entirely. | You seldom see a blac s i girl in an elev: n’ building. Mo~ men were not armed when the Joyce divorce case is tried 1earo. ‘s scheme, aceording to stat - | tiack uvon & S Ry . : A downto boraibility of nny chanse | he. ut least. must belicve Nno | reaction comes -after the Dunt ments made by Joyce's friends today or of a downt ou rarely sce the sparks that drop BRI ol i e t app®priations bill, she fecls that when the inevitable fogruycountrygtown o ©ry man, woman and Dill in the United States, it he gou Dis share, ate $1.85 worth of sweets, he tota! Was thai Pri Vlora should divorc: * the white Like sprites of liguid 1i rht his princess, former Mrs, Hole cording 1o tha ppreciation ix all that is |or continuance of pieparation until | nightmare, home canning will have ] Around the we In this state of peace | inconsistency in adopting poliey =x"" has become an almost forgoften e soaperioam. he thre >eRE iff McCullough met the t e h the building an with the declara o would he protect old-time blacksmith shop | kel - Gould Thon; s v hile he wisdom of it attempted | the disarmament conference plun | been one of the links of th~ strons With wals as black as night; I hursell was “getting rid” of Joyed en wha entered rings results and there is no longer | home chain. which have aided in | -\nd you never hcar the rry noise, | Pezgy thought th inasmuch as sh arned them aw e IR e S e e e e e rerr Or sec the duncing eyes had spent §944 of his moncey in . ion that lhw‘\nn i » all that host of countrs boys vear and had vun up Lills of 3400 1 any cost. £ 1 ) X s woulc 1A , cerpei On Seenc, Who used to chase the flies. 000 more, Joyce would be glad to giv N ;"\..-m 29 negrocs, sOL consumption of candy and | cream for that year amouited to $189.414,000 and nearly half a billion lelaiy was invested ir the establish- nenti supplving it ar they are pun such a vast sum for naval pur- [ more of the old things t! now W 1t should be in the background. Sl sl R L S ned. Eath -ed in little groups we cod-by. With this nest egz she an imed. sathered in lttl P Cleaver officer, wen roper stand to most satistuctory feature of | / So for many reasons it is zood to FIRE IN THEATER You do not see old Dobbin statnd ; e . er Pronce could get started ithou f 2 from u gencial point of view knawdiihat car will be one ot While waiting for his turn e A QUIdEECLinta tadiwith fun Jteran peace the necessity of the Prince going YeREo. g VetEra el an the gathering Negroes disperse. At thi courthouse. Barncy : chestra Keeps© on Playing a f party I wer S extensive home canning o have his foot-zer made by hand *wdienee Does Not Kuow of Danger stahiite 23 z And watch the charconl burn B Heten expected 1o 3 vanselled them to leader of the Democratic Angoptiistiisgborngnbehficomesgin wanlel el & ioltiolienid one of Joyce's chief witnesses in hi ne there apparently fuitilment of predctions of the per Viien passers-by would stop ‘o catch the thrill from dazzling ravs That filled the blacksmith shop New York, June 2.—Morning. news% ters today brought the news to was no -coh 008, n among the nex ; started lo leave hut bhe in the Senat ' Republic ittempt 1o prove that eg ‘n tod :n‘ n Prince Viora wore too {riendly in Pa Most of them hack hy a few ic #:v who watched the performance | Populur musical comedy last night firc was raging hehind the while they wondered what ic the orchestra play so long. No © in (he audience know the property ¢ owas on fire until they reached strect after the performance. bl was discovered just at In went @ vh on the next ta “ct. A it company quickly yesten tept on playing soon out. Fans wer. the snioke o tha in rose on the final Wer ader joinin i measure | PeiUaiipeasimist R L BT (e A AR e T Seleh o a tew o The man who cocx on a strike should Trineess luarned of the Prince’s a e ‘aain the majority of U tichment for Peggy and cut off h' o moab meved away but cuch retirned at the appeal of G ced nlways %0 under discussion. Whatever po- toler I schemes are in the minds < N A A Fhove black=mith shops will thrive emember that his appetite will not qui o mor ' A el % ure this aspect of the action on 4 J OIS allowan:e h she was paying 1 \ its job \s pirt of rurnl seene Rar ¢ dotermined foosfay own millions. When nows of s ner bill cannot (uil to oring i (e Gt S (o - Where riocor cars in motley score Clan te divorcs hbr Heet bocted b ‘ e Curiosity may Killed one cat, but Now stop for asoline, she left him and took up ner resi o i s Tk H\' me time berore the bill And bors foduy have lost the clew dene at the Hotel Lecnori. Sixty e e e running easiw many live whom i not scem to L i to the Prexident ) pjuced in th hicst of joys that used to hop third stroct and Madison avenue, New “hen some Hroke . Ve dir e thiest dezred - i < 0 Vithin the hearts of those who knew | York city. where she s now living houti The old-time bl h shop. “Let's et gun — The negie move \p f onfere he House and 1 air the amount o Perhaps onc might apprecinte i | nway and continuin ppropriation House d Sen- | tremolo in some voices were the voice | CWARE 1158 : 5ORISs, LG sand ahout thres blocks \ te crowd remaine t prevention which have differed alicidy There Qs |19 be silenced . He white crowd 3 ;i - = Wark e T rHain th question but that the Borah — New Governa Resriction. Will , 1 " > STeduction h phra pmendment willl aan ey g 1t remains & mootcd question whether ke Them Poisonous. e et conditions i Iuropean con he man who cocks his hat ever one . atiJune S onineTeonal ks = 15t the conrt diion . ear is trying to show off his hair or v deprived of ti ‘per > I th i h moved ican 1\..... 3 nwin I‘ufl\ ! L S e A ult »rohibitio S merely to look tough prohibition 0 Stop Gt ot Tstes ituation in Europe ; restrictions Leo B, kel e 8 . hinet in the sioy President Harding !l Urited St ' u:d thin:s Manuiaciur s ti hooting. of New York this mocmu: e J as nnd 1l In the case of a dauzhter. simartn June . 2.-—American tennj wi 10 object 1o Whateve f ho arc competing in ¢ N laberatory here Ty, Midated soon aite (iire may couse tartness in sire jeen the custo mg groes were driv delay by the discussions of | 0 g as been the custom among 1 strike #and lockout was ol Pl -+ > With | e b oan agreement un 1h th ¢ old woman who “‘lived in a sho lac o re E T hnioniat S . quarters ind had =0 many children she “*didn’t aiction e i St e e ne Bovah amend ZOVErRment now ig warning woimn- the business district the onfe wileved uent ot St. Cloud, snce. will ¢ 10 Londen after the close of the tches there and will enter the open Lis tournaments to be plaved a iFentiam, Jun 1, ang at Roex, Gripton June 13-18, says the Londen iimer. The American plavers entercd he would « 1y iIf only . tand ; eks, about 1,00 sco know what to do,” had no monopoly whos e i 1be g oadod indicated that he wa 3 noit thele lip: ith i [ nong. @ s took place wh at the impning g h 5 he white rioters ywildings on ihe other side but scems 1o have had her nfluence | these pest <. becanse any one kiss lined up behin piesent gencration n= ahem might ceceive a Wwelent 1 nical reaction. after all ‘Revenve o als Shave iruled ithatil oou i S8 S i thal Sravise b Finadly fires we | it ana o i on v | o8 YEARG AGE | b et e e S S | e e e e wr caches him will un Y placeditinilol ater LN A0l ing narke n oyers (S} TG a > Billpshen G s ) rendes toi arinkin fothine B0 : SHCAGO GRAVTER RIOOUGED loubtedly be zo d conditions rom Yue Huraid of Thut Lutes | (g avoid a heuvy tax on liquids high on st will Uier in orde determined upon lished for the adiustvcat of o1l con {troversics. The ngreemsat w 15 de ucks. urnaments are Willlam @ iiden, “Indi world s cowd wmumpion; J I, eones, 1a W, Gues. M SIS alory Mire i 3 thad New York wunfactavers _ PRIFST FOR ALTAR LAGHT {compete with other 1aarke hics | agreement formally will e signed : srafters aithal Mox on churches and synagogues. outside our own country-—at in alcoholic conicn ro. June 2.——Chicago’s build uch people fe ich action of his ix influence I, lanch umpired at Boston to Lips that bear 4 coating of ‘hes i received much comment on | dreu vill have levied their tribute TEVOLT IS SPRISADING. give a “kick” similar to his good work that o <trychni~e. The woman who Boetween 20 and 30 barbers o) zani Josc or he portion of the bill referring the omMees. of o Stelter. couns 1 for (1 anufacti B. Fle 2 crs, 42 Broadway ‘ommission. learned toc on her lips alo may lick them 2 According to, information and hecome poisoned. —— Sleming’s hands i busine tiv hari HOME C \\\I\(. he best umbsclla money can buy —_— WOMAN, 100, CELEBRATE ompelled a South Side priest to . at the Bostoa stor FORGOT HE HAD 5 . veval thousurd dollavs in giait wrrange.” Ihix will be a great year fo i 3l cadamizing of Conter 100 rday ot n K neon today a Anti-Bolshevik - Outhreak in Eastern 4 ithers More Momeuntum, - ng. counsel for the Dail t have the local service; | 1 diing of disarmament confer- Butal perttmaontInine I thescleher o much time and money d last night and voted to have short- | g A g e o T o June 2 (By Associated’ The anti-Bolshevik revolt I tern Siberia, which hegan with the wture of Viadivostok and nearby: swns by troops formerly command- v@ by the late General Kappell, has - sprind (o Blazovostochensk, capital f the Anur govinee, it is said ig re- poits reach here, isocal authorid” 1t wostochensk are said to be efyinz the sovernor of the Far Bast- en republic which hes its capital, al “hita ost, under present condi ————— _— ' ife would be a p stree = Patchogue, N, Resident Has AN Y .00 he would allow the clectri " " « . N P «d by the ree 14 like to ) nning, and housewiy ired irec sed luventor | in Poverty tow Her Facultics and Good Health vk te procecd en a pev: chuw \ ¢ ommissioners . 3 ! artford, for r notice, or huve tuken notice N e ciican band bDoad the Puatchogue NS X June 2 vade ! vening of the clampion New York. Jun: 2—William Gicren, | Frances AL Weright, horn @t Law ing prediction fruit |y bicy el ts who witl hold o contost | an aged inventor. of 47 Bank strcet | Long Island. 100 vears axo. and wic Wticd. | 1 the Driving park Newnrk, who lived for na. years 1. | ow of the late Dre. Clark Wrisht, col - poverty in i small furnished rom | brated her rthday yesterday at th LGS SAN FRANCISCO BAY | while £25.000 credited to his ace ~unt m m: ol hre wianddaughter. M in the Fidelity Trust company of New Walter dfleisch, of 171 -1k o Be $ 1-8 ) [t ark lay dormant. iv anxiously await- .\(nuv Patchogue, with who o ot T 1 Cost £25.000.000. ing the decision of Viee Chancclio been living o, the past i : Furth neisco. June 2.-—A bridga , Foster as to the outcome of his new year '~ Where { Francisce Bay will ba con=" d'=-overed fortune. Mys. Wright has pcncorous relnt ilding. It wai 0 until the monoy 2 v been naid the agenis -peis vited the B to be con A and t izht: that shone on jople who Reports indicate t the discour Vlice 1o he installed 8 B0 e e e e FOX'S— rting Mond A ost of $25,000,000, ac Gierth suffere? Joss o’ memory sev- | and descendarnt s §hroushout Lon ally t r > L AT RE A ling to announcement today of A. ' eral years a aft-r cecovening from | land. and ahout not hecu vre the hons Kich. local financier, who declare 1 sivkness and lost all track o° the ac- fand friends gave her a surpiise i hundred of ti H 1 Their plans had to b= mad ney for the project had ieen count. His attention was called to the | bringing handsorac presents and o Hartfor e m ) s Y thscribed V000 by o elerk in th bank Sing yeud the ser f dvance, asd they ha ” ‘ 'n the bonds. which h . ers whe e s e afterwa i on many occasions, | ake & hog hiceder of the fa b hewdline,. What can you expect ghivacn “M\h‘":"\;l“”’"" b e @ of the people who live |t s extremely tmprobable that he | oiten as pari of the daily far Lo wore silk ftsoin town 1 suitry where it is impossibl (a0 s iniae Gof ] ribute hedding and clot y busy v rule. to stop | would take this step afier the bill With the passing. or temporary =L S e TR | | | | { | g T IR Ny pandie -