New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 11

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1922 | GDALPRIGESMUST | Seos He's Sobed Cyop' Fae 5527 =~ WOANS (LB HAS 9 be the one that will be presented to the men seeking the nomination for | Depends on Whether Miners Win - psor a1t ey secent 0 e o Unique Current Events Schedule o democratic club, SPRING HATS Quality Style Service ] ] ) ) ] ) ) ] ered and a tasty lunch of sandwiches and coffee was serve The nextj —_— Although everyone in touch with ‘.','\",_'nllll',‘: will - be held next Monday) o yombers of the New Britain the coal situation expects the miners é 0 b Woman's club met yesterday after-| . of the hard coal section of Pennsyl- iy b B L e noon at the Cump street school where | [|] The Bcck\,\ lth Co vania to go on strike the first of next R ; 4 they enjoyed an unusually interesting | [H] : month, there Is no reason for anyone : T P[RATES MUST DlE program in the form of a Current| [E27 Mam St Opp. National Bank in New Britain having cause to worry, | ol ‘ Vi e - Fvents magazine, Mra, 1. 13, Huma- ] according to a statement made by one 8 kel : SRR y - L son, of Vine street was the cditor in | i AEEEEEERNEDEEEEDEEHEEEEER EEEEE of the clty's leading coal companies or. R Another Sailor Under the Black Flag | chief, while Mre. 1. A. Moore and this morning. e A ; > Mrs. W, I Tryon were the associate T — Expect 6 or 8 Weeks' Strike, = SV Aa Is Given Life Imprisonment in|editors and Miss Cornella Chamber-| Kenneth Sloper. | Mareh 8 instead of March 7, as asched- F. H. Johnson, of the City Coal and 2 : lain, the fashion editor. As soon a8 Dramatic notes, reviews of two| uled. Wood company, who has been investi- - Philippine Court, the magazine cover, & fashionable|piays, elippings of work of Miss Sally | gating the situation, says those who P Manilla, Mar. 1-—Two Moro pirates, | YOUn8 lady in yellow, was shown the [} lumason and Robert Middlemas and | ST e S E——— — are conversant with circumstances are Lyman Seclye, writer, who lives on g 3 Gals (AR Sarno, were sentenced ro. | readers were introduced to the con-|yis work. | i . planning foy a six to elght wecks' an igland in Puget Sound, says a Jap- f \ spoctively to death and imprisonment | tente of the magazine which included| poeyry_pigtures in the Fire” by| Fine fOl' Neuralgla. strike. This means thaf, it the min-|agese dipiomat came to him secretjy e ita oday by the Supreme court | €ditorlals, poetry, muslc = notes, AaFt|yyo"pyeile Hart, “Heavenly Art” ers go out April 1, and return June 1,|and gave him the facts ahout the g for a plracy committed nearly two |Uotes. essays clibpings from contem- wppe Now pal, “Faith”, Miss Sally &s they are expected to do, ft will be | sinking of the United States collier ? e veara hgo:in the reglon of the Dutch|Porary. .publications (ashions andijqymugon another month bhefore shipments of| Cyclops with more than 300 people in . B st Indles, lastly, the back page advertisement, | conl hegin to reach New - England.|Mareh, 1918, an unsolved mystery’in Ittle Miss Dutch Cleanser chasing | wollo Sarao were members of o Rikn: (g e Eha &41 Local dealers have enough on hand to|naval circles. Seelye says the Cyclops g Ix'::'ll\' "“‘r‘",,‘ T e Ox |l Ao praise is due “"4; “‘(“'” Book review—"1f Winter Come ! R cover that period. was sunk by an Austrian armoured part) 2 g i A Mrs. Humason, and her associates for|, “aye oy poprer. Musterole is made with oil of mus- ’ 3 3 |boat occupled by twelve men and|yje ory delightful magazine, 4 tard, but will not burn and blister lik Local dealers, while not preaching!yacht which itself was destroyed in [t e el Gl 4 f i . v on an Intimacy with One's panEWEIRG & CREE KR any such thing as a wild scramble to|the vortex created hy the sinking' of “v")"‘\‘\f""- :‘.':v"‘(;“‘n“‘(f 'l:"",‘y’\“’:"""r(" "l’“v‘l;“."; which the table of contents was asj =~ GHEY O G0 TS e, wipe the old-fashioned musterd plaster. stock up in the event of a strike, do|the huge collier. Seelyc has laid his £0 Wab BMER], (IR e ! follows: ! | Letter Basket™ *Musical Affairs Get Mustercle at your drug store, not advise the people to suffer with|information before ‘the navy depart- b ‘I o 7 & Vaa “This, That and the Other,” by the |\ (5 bt be Arthur Kimbal 35 & 65cin jars & tubes; hospital size, $3. the cold now so as to make their coal ment. The Cyclops is shown above, i Two of the women were carried |eqitor, Sonce: r Cyril Cullen,” the Ne E A ! : Mo s MBSl ments ThecGyelar : e R e e e miraas| R ) . .| "Concerning’ Cyril Cullen” the New | BETTER THAN A MUSTARD FLASTER hold out in case of a strike. “If they|Seelye below. : Y The Far Kastern Republic,” by |Britain sculptor, by Mrs, Rufus Hom- do strike,” said one coal dealer, “it| Mrs. B Moore, associate editor. | cnway. tes on Nature Love" by will be during the warm weather when | rao returned fo their Romes at Tuwl) ™. e Day of Little Things” by Mrs.| Mrs. W. 1. Iirook ’ 7 1 1 | | N X 'h! coal any- i Fawi on the Islanc | p.m“" F]r:‘ m;‘ul ”r|" ek 1'0:” ‘mv"| | ' 3 i they were arrested. W. P. Tryon, aseociate editor. “Annie Lovell,” a criticism on mod- | DL iy ,"" 5 "':‘ "‘""”‘ "‘v.’]‘l‘“l il : : 3 4 pring Cuttings,” by the editor. |ern poetry | operate an he factories will be !n-‘ —— —— Music notes,” by Mrs, Marcus I"ashions—Golfing, riding, veranda, :::f(lpr)(\?n:‘xl:'o\:‘ui \\'il(l)nr;all\l\"‘u"y“ (r:xlx\\:{ > : Devil fish variea in length from one | White. evening, boudoir, skating. | 3 9 ® 3 5 2 ) 7 M The next ting will be held made it his business to look up tho | 2 3 inch to 50 feet. Sketeh of Cafe Rotonde,” by Mrs. ¢ Xt meeting w be h on matter of wages, says the non-union | men in the bhituminous ‘fields are| working for half the wages demanded | [ L d : : by the anthracice mempers o tne|BOYS’ ClUD Leads With §; Three United Mine Workers of America. | will repeat itself in Pennsylvania in the event of a strike and that the| 7 9 | unreasonable demands of the miners| Following a conference relative to will be tefused, coal dealers say. At the advisability of changing the date| Rk o Us has been the case in times past the |0f the junior achievement bazaar, striking miners probably will suffer in [Scheduled for the week of March 20, stlence for a week or 8o and then the |Harry C. Jackson, chairman of the | lawless element which is very strong|l0cal junior achievement ‘council, has there, will break loose, damage wi | T done, state constabulary will be called out and order and peace preserved by ) the mounted troopers for which that|afternoon at 4:30 o'dlock at the state is famous. By this time, if the |Chamber of Commerce. G thinkers will begin to straggle back| Tha original date does not seem Lg ORI to work and within a few weeks the |satisfactory because of a number of Y m‘:\ (e ¥ 5 coal strike will have duplicated the |new clubs which have come into| P. S McMahon attacked the city Q f“a qw"‘\c‘ A famous steel strike. This however, is existence during the past week or so.| budget at a meeting of the demo- |} £ g Nt ng Oy ane ¥ ! A mate T | 9 age x,\ nigh “(‘““ B \ i 0 o () Musterole insures quick relief from neuralgia. When those sharp pains go shooting through your head, justruba notes-—Hartford Art club, Du- ' jittle of this clean, white ointment on and Ruel, The Blue Boy your temples and neck. for many days. Later Lollo and Sa- lealled” a meeting of the executive committee to discuss the matters. The meeting will be held next Wednesday Democratic Club Hears Criticism but the opinion of individuals. The new date suggested is April 29. 1f | cratic club last evening in the K. of - Rule By Icar {the latter date is selected, Miss Esther| €. meeting hall. He spoke at length While it is true that people resid-|Donahue, of the Springfield bureau,| on the school question and the appro- e P \ ) : | v assi08 Fore ing in the hard coal helt of the Key-|will be better cnabled to give con-| Priations made for the school board | \Ygnort!y Fino wos B the stone state are unanimous in sympa- [siderable of her time to the training|in the city budget. \ < connesseYr Leuing B g fro™ Tqep thizing with the mine workers, 1o /of new clubs here. Not Against Education. okt | Tan & b matter what the latters' grievances Cook Heads Committee He stated emphatically that he was | e WIMCCe Nt ep ; \ are for the reason that mining being| o =\ 0000 i Boys | Ot opposed in any way to giving the | Ve, the 8 ire. \ the sole industry of any consequence,| 1 he ar W be held in Boys a) 4 | M M D \ LR pnen ¥ was \ net any N oke e j > Mor€ * ssion . 8 \ Farst AN Cag A0 P cess 10 e It means buslocss suinds HeanTReC | club gymnusium. <1t will be under thechildren of the city the very best ed- | HEeT o A tave anear abhesobaidineoton o Riperintenanny Meranalll HCSUCH, BT AElENe dhe | gald) “that | injury for » man to take issue with|R: CoOk. the city of New Britain should go the | 2 ¥ limit for ‘voung Ameri o the miners. Movement Growing e R He| | thought, however, that the sum on | following 26 active clubs: there are many ways of saving {n the i€ a8 T ined 8 e DIB L ot o D amen BY g one A D lT““";] 0(' 7,';":,,‘:"{3““"‘], 4| With the climination of four ov five| the budget was extraordinary and | v ‘“_ was W0t g were . Despite the fact that New Iingland | clubs which have not.heen functioning | that the schools of this city could be | o \gnt o< ame i |L-_00plr :m‘ ;omurvv: to pay a r’rohltll‘!- recently, there now are rvegistered | run for less than was asked for by the ||} (a8 \: amoke: and rub? ive price for coal now, amons the|with gedretary James B. O'Brien, the|sc yoar Mo il "¢ the ® cont? 3 \ demands formulated by the tri-dis- 5 schogl hoard. He remarked that | ([ ar of Mo . partl gmo : of \ e m?" e O R \ trict convention of anthracite mine 3 i See-more Achievement club, leader ) i fiihe w0 Retenab hatay) workers, held at Shamokin, Pennsyl- |y running of the schools and | advised . \ @ o and & gy = . Warner; Eetmor club, leader|the members of the board to that ef. ‘ XY o N JULIAE UAnieTy 8L Wessthe MemenilshalG: orteny Mrinity club,tledder | fedt ! i 3 nest SHES s adnyRaTROED IARBERS: Mre 10 Ml RrattsUpTand Doing club; Opposes Library Ald o e sufters = . and a 20 per cent. increase on con- i iy D v Ald. = : 3 leader Miss Gertrude Jahn; Young . E e tract mining, which would mean an|,,, . {8 : | Workers' club, leader Miss Mabel increase in the cost to the consumer | : i : R e e e allB L HirdWare club, leader |Mrs. Ifred Hewitt; Jolly Workers' ft N 8 5 Al Iritain Institute. The & i 3\:;1 double time for Sundays and hoti- | A1°% [TEE HOE SO (T ¢ he appropriation He emphatically stated that he was unalterably opposed to the city mak- ing an appropriation for the New before. 240 as heretofore. (The same weight 3 club, Howard B My 240, is sold to the miners at a spe- |Beac Tins Victor Ghee SpeBkers, ; TOWELS |RUBBER BOOTS One Lot ] fe i i i R T VA ant iss| M. T. Kerwin spoke on the work tions) where cmployes have been |Nathan Hale Achievement club, Miss| S T REER SEORE O 1:]\plit'u-‘ One Lot SHIRTS One Lot : — — - hl DECIDE ON TAX OF has five clubs, each eclub having a | their applications and become voters. | OVERALLS 1 — - - _— - following the adjourned town meet- lood. & B v Wolter 1. Mwii. | yearly for the library is $30,000, a The check off system, whereby the [1roop 2 club, leader Wafter L. - | sum far beyond its present needs, he employer would be required to de.|liams; Merry Makers Toy club, leader| gaig, and added that the knowledge ||8 _One Lot One Lot Walter L. Williams; Cheerful Work- SHOES ers, Mrs. Fmma Reh: Blihu Burritt| gum ror ; § | il i - g sum for such a purpose will come as ||} ITS | SLIP-ONS A uniform rate of 17 cents per :| i \l'lvrlmr( i\]. Williams: 100 | o surprise to many who did not know | UNION SU 2 Piece C | cabic inch be paid for refuse up to 10|for One More, Fsther M. Erb; Busy He urged the citizens of | |8 | feet and a proportionate rate be paid |Bees, Walter 1. Willlams; Willing | the city to make a study of the ap- | 49c UNI)ERWEAR | 39c for over 10 feet; Workers, Mrs, Charles Young; Al Try ! propriations recommended in the | That miners working on a ton rate vs, W. R, Retz; Head and 1700t | hyqget, and he promised, if this is| be paid for a legal ton of 2,000 |club, Mrs. Fred Hewitl; Stanley | done, that there will be & great pro- | pounds instead of the long ton of |Quarters club, William Hoftman: | test against many of them, One Lot ; I [ & Wik ‘Tile o N.| Alderman A. M. Paonessa, candi- | cial rebate price, for their own use); Live Wire Llectric, C. N. Y g 0BT | e o Hants Rentonr ot w5 Clay Molding club, Mrs, H.|date for the democratic nomination || l 50 RUBBERS corpenters. und other tradesmen, |[Emersoni Moy Art, Mrs. Marshall R.[for mayor, spoke at length onithe city) 7 2c C government and its branches. He I\‘IEN’S mine carpenters are not necessarily |with the Boys' club); American Girls' | &4 oWt ! ' capable of building houses); club, Miss Mary Costcllo; Pf s EHACNGHIBHES ABEARtmEntE, ol s FLANNEL That at collieries (or mine opera- |club, Mr H. Kirkham and the| €ty working on a six and seven hour day Gerald. A class in cobbling is about i | ~ that these men be given the oppor-|to be started at the Burritt mission “l""-‘; "['I””‘ REV GRTeR ""”"'gl“"“’" e RES I | MEN’S PANTS tunity of working eight hours, or at shor B tnder tha 1ead-|iRsS tae. VOUNE, MBM IREESSME 0 WLz | . R q ¥ g eig in a short time to be under the leac MEN’S PANTS | c Value 4’ »5’ $6 & it equivalent of eight hours, N i : if there are any of them Who are | | ne Lo e S 1 R i HasFive Clubs cligible to be made voters. 1f there || ¥ 49 Marshall R. Cook of the Boys' club|are any, they should be urged to filc | f separate leader. Mrs. Fred Hewitt has| Martin Kelley and or. Avitable | 11 MILLS FOR N. B.|two, Walter L. Williams has charge | hoth spoke on the democratic plat- | One Lot Our Regu]ar $]65 of -two clubs and Mrs. Williams has| form. They said that a_ strong stand | two. should be taken this r and the ||3 One Lot MEN’S PANTS One Lot [ WO0OI C | 4 . | To eip utonGoodrirm 59¢ Twenty-five years ago, the taxpay- i T One Lot ers of New Britain were subjected to' a tax rate of 11 and one-half mills, es an oun u ’ One Lot | SHEEP VESTS & | [ ing held in Turner hall. Today, thé [ i ! LEATHER . | Wroperty. owhers. are masing) 8 bl our I‘ace an 1 re 2 CAPS re a e $1 69 just about twice as 1much. At the ERKINS L3 meeting hel® just 25 years ago today, 3 % $ d M S 5 J | TR Weiant aoted as chairman nnd| GenuineYeast Vitamine Tablets Often Produce Most Surpri : timated expenses of New Dritain Below — Try Them for Ten Days and Watch the Result > that date were $123,353. The total Science has at last shown how we some- | matter into living cells and tissue unless | PAJAMAS cstimated income was approximately | times grow weak, thin, and emaclated | FOU have plenty of organic lron in your j LEATHER - - $123,450. OF this income, the sum of | on an abundance of food (lacking in| " For centuries scientists tried in valn to [ | HOSE $30,500 came from liquor licenses; vitamines) while with a much smaller | make organic iron. At last the problem PUTTEES $11,300 from the state for the 5chools| amount of food, rich in vitamines, we | ¥ag solved so that sou may now obtain | 7 o and $900 from dog licenses. | may quickly take on good firm flesh,| biooa From any druggist under the name Thu | (ILOVLS It hus been ged to glve every duct the miners union dues from his that the city is appropriating such a | | (Mine carpentry is rough work and|Cook; (The last five are connected ! ! gave his own perional views on many least heir wages b adjusted 1o the |ershin of Rev, Michael C. Miactta, | Yestigate among their friends and find ) Whoa Boyl—That Was 25 Years Ago — - i . SWEATERS NDERW Following Town Mecting In . l UNDERWEAR ‘. Loren D. Penfield, as clerk. The es- ing Results. Get a FREE $1.00 Package Today as Explained Today, the total expenses of the increase in welght, and make a remark- | of “Nuxated Iron SCARFS ) N are placed at $258,248 which able gain in strength, energy and en- : 95 st < urchaser of Nuxated Iron, who wishes for a tax rate of 22 mills. The! durance, provided your blood contains Doimathing to help put on ' flesh or i schools in the year of 1897 were the sufficient quantity of oxygenated or-|crease weight, a large regular $100 TRUNKS greatest expense to the city as the ganic iron to enable your body to as- .':,ohlim‘e nr;mli‘;m\‘gln‘grm\mult“ ‘-!"ll;:nlr:: ) _— sum of $46,600 was appropriated to- similate your food properly. take only Nuxated Brand Yeast Vita SUIT CASES BREECHES wards their upkeep. Today the con- Without organtc tron both food and vi- | mine Tablets with Nuxated Iron. Do / | VERYTHIN solidated school district calls for a tamines are absolutely useless as your |not be mislead by imitations which of- | ~ MUST GO sum of $716,642. The salary and fees body cannot change lifeless hcrt food | ten contain drugs. : : and NO DELIVERY of the city officials amoynted (o $8,- Gyipy $10,000; for the outside poor main-! ool f . (en;\[‘]pp_ §12,226; rent of town offices, ! $1.00 COUPON £ g TIES $800; town home expenses, $4,500; AL ket el wilhia 2 ) \ Ny £ % highways and bridges $7.000 and | fivedupsantls ou tnome @‘ ‘ol NO CHARGE | utati totalled $3,710, lar $1. LRGEN eommutation tax totallec 7 ; and 9 A M EVERY SALE . . s Manufacture of sik ‘from wood abeolutely free with each bottle v w pulp is an important industry in “"““‘;"‘,’:"“"‘.‘.‘_';"‘;:’_‘"‘. T ' NOC. 0.D’S. KERCHIEFS FINAL Lingland and France. ily ob. . o . e for you from any whole- Prague inventor hus designed @ sale house. Cht out this coupon and typewriter for music. prosent it to your dealer today. : elec ‘nses totalled $1,660; § § AL B can ol el JUIL EE @W%E 2% BAGS | ' COLLARS, nd SN 314 S e L L