New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 2

DAILY HI RALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBI CAPTAINS NANED 10 B@@ST DRIVE Salvation Army Campa Being Enerdetically 0 Waged that will please the children At prices that will ple the grown-ups. — Stationery Dept. — The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street CHRISTMAS The gaps in a robe are particu painfully, noticeable gay and gracious Holiday sea- son, with parties and pow- wows, de 5 nd dinners. From Hat to Hose, from Under- suit to Overcodt, from Polo- Cloth Coat to Tuxe Coat, from Get-Up to Go-tc we can supply every Requisite of Correct Dress in fashions whicge " are the most advanced, but at 9 1 o car's prices which have receded the and ¢ most. Don’t Put ‘What You Invest Your ward- rly, ofte during the man's ANANA JOTINSON ¢ 1zet will select ough canvas: P ninut 1o four peaks B | will be 1 Bed, annout The B actual in nditures is as follows lncome | Collections and contributior meetings Off Till Tomorrow members' Can Put On Today Christmas Check Here in some of These Most Acceptable Articles of Ap- parel— HORSFALLS 93- 99 sylum Strect | “I¢ Pays To Buy Our Kind.” and - fest To be raised by drive Total . Expenditures on_bjdg. deht.. irs and alteratiol on indebtedn Interest ey Payment urniture ; Insurance on I chattels xes ight and phone, real heat This store will Printi evenings of Saturday, ‘Wednesday, Thursc Friday, Dec. 21, 22, 23. It will not be open Christmas Eve. nor all day Monday, Dec. 26. the 17; B ationery trave ries of 2 officers. . lief poor upervision sick and be open Dec, o 105.00 of burial fund. $6,614.00 pains caplaing were And (¢ nd iting Solicit tappointed follow | Harry C. Ja !l\mr) A 8. i, Leo H Capt. Hilda Street kettles Wiacek Teams team Maltodzin Lindgrer John unnar kson Vlr!rolai—-l‘m.mq —advt. An enjoyable program was given at the Central Junior high school last evening by the New Britain club. Concert every afternoon, 3 Besse-Leland's.—advt There will be a re the New Britain Lodge, this evening in the lodge rooms Washington street. A social will foliow the business session. Player Pianos, C. L. Pie & ~—advt. A social and musicale was given at the Elihu Burritt Junior high .\m.m.\\ Jol L2 apt. Anna son, P Teachers’ to 6, ¢ r meeting of P.0. E on | hour | Co. | this afternoon. White, red and green tissues for| wrapping Xmas packages, at Adkins, 66 Church street.—advt, The Ladies’ Auxiliary of The Gaclic club will give a soclal and whist at | Judd's hall tonight | A real live Santa Claus every after- noon, 3 to 6, 2d floor, at Besse-| Leland’s.—advt | Colonel Wilbur C. Brown of New York city Is in town on business. There will be a meeting of Lutheran Brotherhood at the Swedish Lutheran church this evening at 8§ o'clock. Tomorrow evening there will be a joint meeting of the board of deacons and trustees at the same time, The executive committee of the Beout council will at b this,afternoon. It be a meeting and will quarters. LIEUT. ETHEL VALENTINT the | — John Johnson, Ire Ward, Ste He William Murphy, Howard Timbre William Hogan, Eddie John J. P Rogers, Ernst P. Blomquist, 1. J wirt on Gooby Letters tions in the tafi Ca secretary and read T'o T! the ferent Gali to organizi- Joy city are to v o'clock monthly head- meet will iptain of the gen be scout Seeretary, Dritain A Benefit Whist be given 1 ¢ of St. Josep ing. and Cake Sn TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION shell rim glas t0e per Ih, Hemlock Christmas trees, 5 ¥OR SALE: Singer sewing Roller Skatin i ot ALTHEUL PASTIMI AND STRET YOUNG OLD 168 ARCH Evening Admission MIDWELK SERVICT D AN ( Given Ry Co. H. 160th TOMORROW at the STATE ARMORY O'Brien's Orch, Adm NIGHT in corps, N'S PARTY (‘HH DR City Mission win Hane Christmas Trees, Candy and Gen ul BAZAAR CLOSED. Ie Great Suceess Holy Family Ci Sale Considercd a ir Christma poor I'he yea tor tabu families, wor the worthy the eit weck tribute titute will b ) 5 | eioty *hat Is | therd lilies the | Ereighter Aground s Floated Again Chathanm Ma Dee pping 1 1 T ter which is on l)w lanila and Ho the flag wground on Today N Schodack a voyi ong to N the Barber | Stone Horse today and was floated hours lafer She hat) I for help and the the Monomoy Point station w yoard when she worked out of her difficult It was believed that she could proceed without delay S) carly rain several t out a crew coast gny | SULES FOR DAMAGES. steve and Profyr Yawin of Action A, This City | ake gainst Wallingford Man Steve and Profyr Yawin of this city have brought action | Lukstos of Walling and property been attached against m lant that amount suit is the result of a land dea The Yawins purchas Lukstos in that town d to have been clear ol with the exception However, later the to pay taxes ing issued s the ot defen for lin 1 | property tand it w all oomfield, toor encumbran mortgagc men ha now olain writ lo- s, | ure ' this. | The | Alfred LeWitt the local city court in this month g for by H ird Monday BASKETBALL There 11 at AT Y. M will be two games of b THe Ry AT G Saturday The first game Dhetween the | ngles and the Junior Sec- will start at 7:8 second |game between the and the West Ends will st The West Ends several High school players of years, uding Sexton, Bill Keefe, Don Ed- Paulkner and Kutcher. The Y. Juniors will use their regular lineup Patterson, icred, Morrelli, Walthers and Sheehan. Admis will be 10 cents. Next week Mana- | Vibherts is arranging for two | the Bristol Boys' club play the local t on |onds rt d former are compo | inc | wards, >, | with Teslie, ion or from to come over and ams, | SEHIU I'he L membe club held a at the MEADOW DANCEL the Mead fancy yeial at and a Pri st of Shuttl ow dress laned b last evening, ul 1 the time wa Ly dresse STANLEY HOUSE DANCE 1 miusic HINDUS SENTENCED By A participants i moveme (& ISADDLD otit NTRA TRAIN SUPPER POSTPONED DISCUSS ORIENT tomorroy i leader |a 1 .ln)mE- | to | indebted | bread and coffee next | Various churches g | kets will cheer | hard wmm Rmm ‘ Requiem high mass was sung the pastor of the Church of the Divectors of Organization leen Inventory by Agent I)I ATHS AND FUNE I(\l Frank al mer I'rank Fortier many yen in Wa morn 0 a ity for past three year wee yesterduy T N Rritain, and Hent W rhury, He died at lis in Waterbury Monday J . hiomy L M. B the late Miss Matil who dicd at the of Jur sister, Mrs Willlam at u47 Ar=1 mast street, yesterday, pla | tomorrow morning at the Ritt Services will be held at 10 lock, and hurial will be made in Mass, Miss Ruhl was a year gims ind s survived by three the pu cvery three | sisters, Mrs. Ritter this city, Mrs, \ | Henrlettn Ludwig Springfield (gree. | Mass, and another sister in I'riends are asked to flowers, :“HlNESER RIS | ~ VERY IMPORTANT he 1atic the of | | Matilda 1tuhl, ‘ hoine Ritter, will take nted the wsociation, proese report to the hoard of entory! Taki Welfare assoc this | % ) ! Chicopee, "6 ives a years old rmany omit ) is pleasc an thie and how oy of study very mean of X of L diplon zation of ERussia’s Protest to Conference‘ be followed as soon as | : Attracts Attention Lack of Work, during the seems o hay nditions vimpathetic inve to past two centered on full time | To be | epression | has len employ- slight , theer work Washi caunsed | gton, Dec, 15 (Dy Press)—Advices from Riga Russia has protested the cussion of the Chinese castern rallway hy the Washington conference—has ved to draw ti tention of con rence circles to the rather compli- cated nature of this subject which oc cuples place on the American agenda Str Chinese lack of continued idleness. business Associat that | ed oviet ork or , the peak of have p laborin v number have 1 n re However, ‘\'U will 10 creased ened, ever this to com a paid, and to his job, his head dehts to be a man ve his creditors directions. There are the clothes to be replaced, no v ones having been purchased since winter. Home cquipment needs replacing, dishes will break, holes will ppear in kitchenware, bedding has a ¥ of growing thin and threadbare. the wear and tear is not radually replaced there comes a time vhen the zero mark is close by. The ood supply is always depleted when ¢ income is curtailed. The result- nt mal-nutrition follows, quicker ptibility to disease and il he co-workers. Over and again, due to the long months of wor Lvings all used, credit gone, weakness, ill health and despair, we hear of the sudden snap of mental forces as well as physical and a mother goes to a te Hospital for the Insane, or a father knows no solution but to end his own life “These are we must ic Importance eastern, as it quially referred to in the is of the greatest straegic and econ- omic importance to Russia, Japan and China. Tt is the great connecting link across China of the Trans-Siberian raflroad from Vladivostok to far away Moscow and Petrograd. It crosses the Chinese province of Manchuria which penctrates like a peninsula into the heart of Siberia. When the czar of all the Russians decided upon his big project of building the Trans-Siberian he obtained the right from China to run the road across northern Man- churfa from Pogranichiva on the east of Manchuli or Manchuria station on’ the west, taking in on the way the big city of Harbin. This right gave the Russian railroad immense value which it would not have possessed had it been built entirely in Russian territory. I'rom Harbin a branch of the Chinese Tastern runs south to the city of Changchung, Manchuria where it connects with the northern terminal of the North Manchuria railway, the great Japanese artery of communica- tion which runs south to the city of Dairen on the sea Inter-Allied Board. Some two or three years ago with the military decupation of Siberia by various troops, including Americans, there was formed an inter-allied rail- way board with a subsidiary techni- cal board of management under the chairmanship of John F. Stevens, ‘\m'i erican railroad manager and expert, who is now in Washington Legally speaking, the railroad is re- belonging to Russia but both the United States and Japan are said to have made financial outlays for the upkeep of the line the guarding of which is entrusted to Chinese because it traverses Chinese territory, The | directors include bhoth Chinese and Russians. It is the future status of the Chinese Eastern that the conference may be called upon to discuss. Some action is believed by some conference dele- gates to be necessary hecause of the present chaotic condition of Russia. Tt apparent, however that the soviet | government is doing everything possi ble to prevent any definite action con- cerning the railroad until it has an opportunity to participate in the de- | liberations. down come on The is collo- from Far East worn out constant the problems today and face them. Hunger is known the wolf at the door but the more fearful evils are those of indernourishment, illness and despair of hopelessness at the beginning of winter. S “The serve as As Clear) Welfare association clearing this holic Ves House is happy house and is 3 sgagon to other social agencies, churc , clubs, merchants, newspaper men, industrial plants and men and women who con tributed money, time and service to those in need One little girl came to us with shinging eyes saying, “We don’t know about Thanksgiving but a basket with a turkey came and mother made a big kettle of soup. We had four apples and so muny other good things T can't think.” They obeyed nature's call to feast while. they could, even if it meant day. Gifts of money to the association supplied dinners to twenty-eight families. We so supplied twenty names to sym- hetic and generous friends, as in- dividuals or groups, who wished to furnist gift direct to the families. ve to their own ered to increase giving outside their own circle to twenty-four families known to the Welfare association Maybe on Christmas day other bas- the hungry. IBut what of the remaining three hundred six ty-three days of this next year, when holiday warms our hearts and re- minds us of e¢rs and their needs? What of the food necessary to health as a at a and ¢ by parishioners their service = RUSSIA MAKES l'\"\" Stones and To Poland Jewelry, Precious Gold ife Bars Given e children's to be (if come, food, milk, dropped they had it) when times Milk is the chil food and nothing else take its place. Without it they become nemie, underweight, backward ' in ol, and prey to communi disensc With it they is the from the | | | | Warsaw, Dec. 15.—(By Associated Press)—Gold and jewels, estimated to e worth 50,000,000,000 Polish marks the Russian government's first p to Poland under the peace signed at Riga March 18 have arrived here. Diamonds, yubies and other precious stones and U gold bars, filling 100 cs in all, werc istive . nower sandia ) t on a special train under mili Cuglein CRADI9E, S ST R s plics the ehildrer pounds gives Poland its first o aptdaly B stantial gold reserve. istributing centers. iin ixury’ unily menu ment treaty ast, on N easy brough ry ity he The | nd | weight 25 YEARS 15.—Peter Voelker allou, white nd Jonas John D. Stratton, ne- 1 in connection with the worth of jewelry William Cooper tenced terday to| yenrs in the| the maximum sen- pleaded gudity A. Caldwell to ROBBERS G tions. Dec For Six Pamilies re assoclation of nd Viete % Dyl hropshire theft of twenty-five wof times that it The repeatedly rage umilies " just a fe ndred rotting ociation bhables who in order proper food—milk homes where the is but a drop in the rowing children, un uart of milk! The Air camp showed its from the Procter, were e penitentiary, they John robbery serve cach tate tence Fore when be the Judge MOBILIZED Dec. 15.—(By Peru has decreed 498 W is sending seven re in the province announcement by the to this effect the newspaper PLRt Buenos Air daily | clated Press) mob of A 580~ the 11, 1 ilira cers and milk cooked food pounds piled appeared in miik weil ks the red sparkles long, soher in the feet, vs who “never liked alled for and ¢ to grow strong be continned, d seldom of 18 of fifty ks it will New Iirit ehildren, ehildre is buiit? and ef Ticaco of An 181 m Tacna in | fHa nt Lernme en telegraphed « Nacion by re- |V ; 1 Paz, Boljvi ind OPPOSITION BONUS BILL allmin- Ame meeting the nmore BANKERS RENEW TO THE SOLDIERS Whashingt D 1 istrat hut s cou The £ the tion, at a 1 the bill voiced f the committee o rme opposition to it the association re m vill tion o \ 5 Angeles. e citizet ihmitted, CORA M Ixecutive ASSOL MET the this Moving pic ow | will evenis tmas I's tires, and produced. Iy Centaurs,” HERBERT L. MILLS Hardware 336 Mam Street nator France Wants To Recognize Russ Washington, Dee. 15.—A resolution described by its author as “looking to the formal recognition by the United States of the de facto government of Russia” was introduced in the nate today by Senator Irance, Maryland. Proeecutors to Meet With Government Men Washington, Dec. 15.—Governors of the several states are to he asked to call conferences of federal districts attorneys and state prosecuting at- | torneys with a view to bringing about greater co-operation between the fed- eral and state legal agencies, Attorney General Daugherty announced today. ADJOURNMENT LIKELY. 15.—The senata today adopted the Curtis resolution that congress adjourn for its holi- day recess from December 22 to Jan- nary 3. The resolution now goes 1o the house where favorable action is anticipated. - FRANCE'S GREAT PROBLEM That of Reconstruction Supr‘l“t‘(l('fl all others, Financial Adviser of Dele- gation Says. New York, Dec. 15.—The problem of reconstruction supersedes all others | chief dele- Maurice to the French arms in France, Casenave, financial advisor at the conference, de- | claved in an address today before a dinner of the national industrial con- ference board. The economic situa- tion of Irance, he added, must nec- cssarily be of interest to the whole world. He deseribed the recent Wiesbaden cement between Germany and | nee as “the most momentous of all | negotiations since the treaty of Ver- ailles.” “Tt begins a collaboration with the living, ng Germany—with that part of Germany which honestly wants to pay its debts,” he declared. *Tt proves that Irance does not seek to ruin Germany."” tion Washington, Dec. work uestion: ‘What Gift’ Answer: ‘JEWELRY’ Christmas Adds an Atmosphere to Jewelry Which is More Pronounced Than at Any Other Season-Jewelry Is The Logical Gift — For Any Member of The Family. 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