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New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

All prospects point to the greatest volume Of Christmas business in the history of New Britain. Merchants re- port that the early shoppers have made their presence fit even al this date. Consequently they expect an unusual rush before they close theil places of business on Christmas eve.
 Shop keepers with an eye for trade have their display windows already showing signs of the times. This is true especially in the case of mer- chants who cater to the children, and toys that gladden. the hearts of little boys and girls are fast being brought up by parents. II is noticeable that there Is d greater abundance and va rietN Of toys and Christmas tree deco rations than last year and the old and familiar mark. Made in Ger many" is again conspicuous by it's b. sencc. The wounds of war are still too fresh, the sears of battle still too red, for us to forget. and it will be for years to come-the era of a new gen eration-- before fathers and moth CTS will ask their children 10 amuse them selves with plaNthings made in the country to the east of No Mans Land"
 Before long the cry of "Shop carly" will ring out, And it is wise advice. Not only does il help those who work behind the counters but it permits selection from a fresh stock. All con cerned are benefited.
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 Preliminary preparations are being made bN the ice companies for bring ing in the annual crop. All ponds in this vicinity are frozen over, the ice
 being a few inches thick. With col,
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

|lflS lSia nu appears to be q ConEtN- tent ra!lNing place. for. ra adicaIs who desire to do little missionary work around New York.-Rochcster Demo. crat and Chronicle.
 H. W. Matthews ,Matthews Eler Supply Co.,, Birmingham. A1aD is sponsor for the followine:
 'Liza," said friend Of the family to the old colored washerwoman "have you seen Miss Ediths tiapcc ?"
 Liza pondercd for a moment, then bent over the laundry tubs once more '\o, ma am, she said. 'I, ain't been in the wash yet. -Trumbull Chcnr. (PlainNille).
 The Red teacher never got her edu- cation in the little Rcd schoolhouSe.- Portland Press
 cf all the schemes for getting rid of debts, national and otherwise pay ing them off is still the bcst.--Toront, Globe.
 Opportunity knocks at the doors of dcmobilized army chemists who can produce nOn-alCOholic beverages with q kick in Washington Post.
 And after the differences between miners and. operators are settled it will all seem so simple that nd one will be able to understand why it required so much Washington Evening Sun.
 Mexico is ,an ever shining example of that definition of life which declare it to he an interminable sequence of irritationS. New York Sun.
 Trappers in the Adirondacl<s are reported to be making from $500 to
 $500 week. At this rate theE ought soon @ be in a mood to strike for higher paN.-New York World. The Goddess of Liberty will turn around and throw something at El-
 lis Island one of these daNs.-Dou Marquis in Sew York Evening Sun "A decrease of two-tenths of one per cent. in the retail price of - sta pie food articles' is reported for the month Of october. No wonder it got by so many of us unobserved.-New Orleans Tim s-PiCaNunc. IT l' tNHllhllIio otll 'N HIS lOlle- some" makes war on Montenegro 1 will he be a ''bandit'' or not" Or has he world lost the science of defini- 1 ton entirely Brooklyn Eagle. MaNbe il is some, progress anyway l that the United States senate has dis covered that there is a people.--De- troit News.
 When Lord TennNson visualized his ''parliament of man" he could not have been aware of the fact that Lady Astor's political activities might necessitate he amendment of, his immortal lnes.---New York sun. AnNbOdN can be a candidate for president this year, but only one can didate. will last through much of next Phladelpha Press During thcr strike the steel work CTS lost $3.00O00O in wages and if they gained anything of va alue, no one knows what it iS.--ROchcSl Hera ld WitI, Virginia girl as the first woman member of the house of com- mons and Hl citizen of New York as heir to the British. crown, t.naland knows just what the American peril ,,,Iy-H ', gzr
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

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 As second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06
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New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

During ther strike the steel work CTS lost $3.000.o00 in wages, and fl they gained anything of value, no on, knows what it iS.--RochcSler Herald
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

Mexico is ,an ever shining eXampIe Ie of that definition of life which declares il to he an interminable sequence of irritatiOnS. New York Sun
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

Since it's organization the E. '. t. tilks has been patriotic and 100 De" cent. supporter Of the government New Britain lodge, in common with other lodges throughout the country, rendered good service during the Wal, it's men and it's money being offered tn the service of the country. The Flag day exercises Of New Britain lodge are always inspiring. renewing as theN do faith in the flag and the land over which it waves.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

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New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

Opportunity knocks at the doors of demobilized army chemists who ca Ii produce nOn-alcOhOlic beverages with a kick in Washington Post.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

of all the schemes for getting rid of debts, national and otherwise Dav- z ing them off is still the bost.-Torontn Globe
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

Trappers in the AdirOndacl<s are reported to be making from $500 to $500 week. At this rate they ought soon @ be in a mood to strike for higher DaN.--New York World
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

And after th" differences between
 miners and operators are settled it will all seem so simple that nd one will be able to understand why it required so much aShington Evening Sun.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

The l;ed teacher never got her pdl!- cation in the little Rcd schoolhouSe- - Portland Press
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

Witli a Virginia girl as the first woman member of the house Of com- mons and a. citizen of New York as heir to the British. crown, England knows just what the American peril means-Ne York Evening Post.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

Anybody can be a candidate for president this year, but only one can didate. will last through much of next r--Philadelphia Press
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

"A decrease of two-tenths of one per cent. in the retail price of - sta pie food articles' is reported for the month Of october. No wonder it got by many of us unobSerNed, ,--New Orleans Times PiCaNunc.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

The Goddess of Liberty will turn around and throw something at El- lis Island one of these daNs.-Dou Marquis in New York Evening sun.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

When Lord TennNson visualzed his ''parliament of man" he could not have been aware of the fact that Lady Astor's political activities might neceSsitate the amendme ent of his immortal lines.--New York sun.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

MaNbe il is some, progress. anyway that the United States senate has dis covered that there is a peOple.-De troit News.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-06

If D'AnnunZiO "all by his lone SOnle' makes war on NJ Montenegro will he be a ''bandit' or not? Or has the world lost the science of defini- ton entirely y Brooklyn Eagle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Manhattan Shirt Company common stock,
par value 800, has been removed from
the company's temporary certificates for
New York STOCK E1chsnsc has r 1ssS
notice from the United Drug Company OF
the proposed increase in Its frst pre-
ferred stock from S7.5oo,o00 to $40. 900, 900.
Moore, Leonard q Lynch. and Holmes.
cate to underwrite 100000 Frick Reid
supply Company s per cent. cumulative
At meeting Of the directors OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company W. J.
Shaughnessy was elected director to MI
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Chile Copper Company reports produce
ton for May of 5,os6,oo0 pounds. this
against 100000 pounds in the same time
Gold coin TO the amount OF ss.6So. 900
has been engaged at the sub-tressury, for
the total for this week TO about 5000. 900.
! Gold bars valued at s2S0,oOO were with
drawn.
Bankers Trust Company has been APP
pointed registrar for the capital stock Of
the du Pont Securities Company.
II was announced yesterday by LewIsohn
| Brothers that the offering of 800, 900 shares
of common stock OF the South American
Gold and Platinum Company was heavily
| oversubscribed. 1t is understood that trad
ing in the stock on the New York curb
will commence this morning.
National Csske &c Company Iyod has as called In,
bonds. representing all serial bonds out
standing. There remains outstanding $780,
| 900 bonds due on June 80, 1924.
National Bank of South Africa. through
| its New York agency, is distributing a
book dealing with the Income tax weights
! and measures, stamp duties and coinage
British Colonial and foreign.
Prichitt & Co. have purchased s., 800, 900
of per cent. cumulative preferred stock
and a block of the common stock of the
| Barnet Leather Company. A public Of
fering Of the issue Will be made in few
days.
Clark. Dodge & Co. and the First Ma
tional Bank are offering at 73h TO yield
| about $50 per cent. 100000 OF hrst
mortgage an per cent. bonds OF the Morris
and Essex Railroad Company. The bonds
| are guaranteed as to principal and Interest
! by the Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western
Railroad Company, are a legal Investment
| for savings banks IN New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut and are tax exempt In
New Jersey.
The Management; OF the Invincible OIL
| Corporation announces that Luis de Florez
| consulting engineer and expert on crack
J ing processes, is leaving for Louisiana and
Texas to Inspect the renneries OF the
] Louisiana OIL Company aud the Invineibls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
GOLD GOES TO LATIN AMERICA.
Heaviest Flow from U. 3. since
Embargo Lifted IL Southwark.

epecd Dtspdfca 70 The Sun.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE heaviest
food of gold from the United States
following the lifting OF the gold en-
barge n week ago Is going to South
and Central American countries, ac-
cording to reports of a semi-official
character reaching Washington.
While applications for export are be-
ing granted freely. every effort is being
made to direct as much of the flow as
possible to the countries in which the
American dollar is below par Settle
ment of American credits In Spain, the
Dutch East Indies and the Far East Is
expected to have an immediate effect
In placing the dollar at premium.
The heavy flow to South and Central
America is regarded as an extremely
healthy sign and an end that will slim
ulate commerce and trade between the
Americas
Figures on the quantity of gold ex-
ported for which applications have been
granted are not available, but 1t is un-
derstood that the quantity and value Is
large 1t IL known that a number OF
south American countries were ready
for immediate movement of gold az
soon as the embargo was lifted and tina,
the first shipments went to Argentina
and Brazil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18

Gwathmey. Jr.. openly bid $4,000 for a
New York Cotton Exchange seat. without
finding seller. The last sale OF seat
on that exchange was for $4,000.
1t has been decided by the committee
on commissions of the New York Cotton
Exchange that floor brokerages shall be
governed by the ruling which provides that
liquidation OF contracts entered into on or
before June II may be effected at the rates
then in existence. The new commission
and brokerage rates became effective on
Juno Is.
Atlantic National Bank will pay bonus
Of 2h per cent. OF their annual salaries
TO It's employees who have been in the
service OF the bank since April |. An
additional 2h per cent. will be paid TO
employees in the service of the bank for
six months or more, Employees who left
the bank TO go into Government service
and are employed by the bank will receive
5 per cent. bonus, The awards are in
addition 20 the yearly bonuses voted on
January !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
Closing prices OF stocks in which there
were no transactions yesterday:

oil Corporation at Shreveport and Fort
Worth. Advioes have been received from
Ranger that one OF the properties in which
the lnylncible is interested has Just brought
in a 2,5o0 barrel we'll
Irving National Bank has arranged TO
send a representative to the Leyant to
study conditions and investigate advisable
ity OF establishing permanent representa-
tion in that centre. Gustave de Lerche,
who spent many years IN the Near East
before the war In the R,issian diplomatic
service, has been chossn for the work
and will sail to-day On the Pannonia to
take up his new duties His ield will In
clude Greece, Turkey. the Balkan States
and the new political units taking shape
in Asia Minor,
Irving National Bank has issued a book
let on Foreign Trade Thought OF 1919"
Posner & Co. have issued a special pros
perity letter entitled THE United States
Of America, Incorporated"
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company pro-
duced during May 6,72s, $40 pounds OF cop
per.
In the cotton ring yesterday A. b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
500 LINE ISSUES REPORT.
Profit and Loss shows Gain mt End
OF Year.

The Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault
S'e Marie Railway, according to the
annual report issued yesterday and
eased on the rental contract OF SlO.556.-
Is, earned in 1918 a net income, after
charges. OF $3.213,131. After dividend
payments Of s2.64s.714 the profit and
Toss account was increased from $19.-
SIi'S7S surplus at the beginning OF the
year to S2o.iss.015 at it's close. Com
mentlng on payment of compensation
oy the Government e. Pennington, the
eonpany's president. said In the report I:
During Federal control the Director
GENERAL has made advances to the COM
pshy to apply upon the compensation
cue In amounts sufficient to pay inter-
~ car trust obligations. taxes and
o!Wdends. We understand that interest
VIII be allowed and paid by the Gov
eminent on the amount of compensa.
~ion withheld"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
American Writing Paper Company

of
Fund Gold of Writing dated July
under
S
Agreement American Writing Paper
before July bonds
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of said dated
delivery old
Deposit
COLONY TRUSTCO, Boston,
CENTRAL UNION TRUST CO., New York.
SPRINGFIELD DEPOSIT TRUST co, Springfield Mass.
of the bonds will be made by said dotacs
or Immediately thereafter.
arranged
compliance Federal
o
suchpa will
uab
depoStars, n form
GEORGE LEE Chairman
GORDON ABBOTT
A.
c..
JAMES N. WALLACE
H.
&c., Commit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
Exports From New York.

Wheat, 352,531 bu.; -four, s1,1ss
SACKS; alcohol. 2,5s1 bbls. lard, 4,221,-
wv lbs; butter. 1878 lbs. oats, 3d.
!sl bu,: barley. 40,ose bu. beef, 200
,cs bacon. 6,555.725 lbs. cheese, 237,-
isV lbs lubrIcatlnR oil. 252.3OO gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
London Money Market.

LONDON, June 17.--Bar silver, SAID.
an ounce; money. ~ per cent. dis
count rates short bills. az per cent.
uuee months bills, az per cent. gold
premiums at Lisbon. $50. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-18
Marks Fall I'm Bern,

BERN, June lT.-Marks fell to-day to
81 francs for 100 marks. The exchange
for Austrian crowns is 10 francs for 100
crownk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
HAWKER'S WORDS CAUSE
MUCH CAUSTIC COMMENT
British Government Would Take Him
TO Task II He Were
Official.

WASHINGTON. Nav 2a.-The re-
marks OF Harry - Hewker. Ian
aviator who. after failing 70 cross the
Atlantic. attempted - heli-tle the sue
ccssful american sviators az the Lon
don banquet last night, drew caustic
comment and adverse criticism on
every side today n high government
circles
oricizls Of ;h= navy ana other de-
Ha-:msnJs sad roday ;nat they would
no: have hesitatsd to express them
selves for quotation II HawEer we-.
British o. : colonial Official. I. the
australian mad neeO an official the
STATE Department probably would have
taken n-u 20 task
C;hc!als sad ma: Hawks- IS merely
private c:-aZsn who = sctuated 81
JEALOUS. over corTardsr Reads eX-
p.oti e w=l! over The fact that Two
p-h=- American seapiane commanders
actually -=w farther than iawker
1.d and tnat -ae Australians explosion
sacgla - 71. 6own simply as bad
-rz-ire-s
o:her oTcials declared mat Hawk
e-s remarks were 'unsportE0lar
TX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
METHODISTS ARRANGE USE
OF CENTENARY DONATIONS
Campaign Directors nnd Onicinl> Ut
Church Adjourn Sessions
at Memphis.
tRy Associated Press. |

MEMPHIS. May 2?.-The meeting
here OF the centenary campaign direc-
tors. sin bishops and mission score
tarieS from thirtY-eight conferences OF
the Methods; Episcopal Church. South.
adjourned today. following the receipt
from the committee on conservation
appointed Yesterday OF its report con
tanning general recommendation for
expenditure of the funds raised during
the campaign
World wide evanEelization aud revival
throughout the church were recon-
mended in tho report. which was pre-
scented ny RiShop w. r. Lambutn. Of
oakdale. CAL chairman The fund not
including annual stipulated contrihu-
lions for missions. is expected ,.>
amount 10 between s35.o .oGn and
$4,000. coo, il was said. The renort was
turned over 20 the centenary commit
tee. which has headquarters ~ Nash
vile. Tenn and is headed ~ Dr. w
4. Eeauchama. of that city.
Bishop James Atkins. Of Wayues-
VILE, \. G, made the principal st-
dress. urcins revivals TO stimulate tho
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
WORLD MOVES
FORWARD WITH
LONG STRIDES
Peace Has It's Victories No Less
Than War - Science RObs
CalOmcl of It's Nnuseating
Qualities. "CalOtabSc the
New Name.

Here is good news for the sixteen
hundred million OF people in the
world who have livcrs to be cleanscd
systems TO bc purified and biliUusncss
constipation and indigestion to be cor
r"ctcd. CalOmel, the most successful
liver medicine, has been robbed OF it's
friping and nauseating effects. Gallo
Ia s the new name. makes ca lomcI
taking real pleasure.
In future ask your druggist for Gallo
tabs tho -na,Iscated calonlcl tablet
lie - authorized TO refund the price II
You are not perfectly delighted" with
bediim with a swallow OF water
mats all. No taste, no salts nor un-
plcnshntncss of any kind You wake
up IN the morning feeling fine, with u
nearly apn"fit". Fat what you pleas sc
and go about your work, no DANGER
The genuine Calotabs are sold only
IN original, sealed packagcs-nevcr in
hhik. Price thtrty-five ccnts.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

ninth Division arrived here today frous
st. Nazaire on tho steamship Kroon.
land. which brought altogether ssh
troops.
The steamship Cape May. from Ror.
dcaux. brought thirty officers aud 1.S9s
mon OF tho Three Hundred and Twenty.
sixth Infantry. Eighty-sccond Division
The steamship Italia, from MarseIlles
brought l.o67 troops a majority Of
these arc casuals.
Forty-thrcc officers and 2,s62 men ~
the Seventy-eighth Division and seven
teen Virginia casuals arrived fron
BordeauN on the steamship Julia
Luckcnbach.
oiiiccrs OF the Cape May claimed tho
worlds record for loading troops She
arrived at Pauillac. France, ut 4:5O r
NJ. May 16, and loaded 1890 troops ana
departed homcwnrd bound at s:02 p. Nj
sevcnty-two minutes later. thew said
The transport Pastores brought 2.l3g
troops from St. Nazaire. tho majority
being of tho Eighty-oiYhth Division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
JUS, BATTLEsH|P MISSOURI
BRINGS WILDCAT" TROOPS
Many Transports Will, Soldiers Due
at Newport News Early
In June.
sisT DIVISION NOW ON SEAS
War Department Announces That
100000 Men We're Rcpatriatcd
Through Brcst During Month of
MaN-7Oth Soldiers Also Arrive.

units OF the i:ishtS-tirsi Cwiid"aS
DIVISION TO return home from France.
arc due at Newport News. Juno Z. on
the battlrs'np Missouri. which brings
troops of Companies T.. + and q of the
Train. The vessel also has aboard the
Third Corps artillery park and three
The Thrcc hundred and Seventeenth
Field Artillery of tho Wildcat" Di-
vision IS due also AT Newport News.
June p. on tho battleship South Caro-
lima Two casual companies AFRO in
GUIDED among troops on tho ship:
The Huron, duo at Newport News.
New York the same day. are bringing
troops largely Of the Ninetisth Di-
Tho Susruchanna. due al Newport
News. June I, is bringing twelve con
Nal"sccnt Attachments. headquarters
y TO u. Five Hundred and Eleventh En-
Gineers. Headquarters company. mcdi-
Gal detachment. Companies y TO f.
companies. fourteen casual officers.
base hospital No. III.
bringing Il few casuals
SANITARY squads "a; 80; 80, - and 5S
hundred and Ninctie,h a and Two W.; Hun
dred and Ninety seventh Military Pc
lice C9,6mPanie,S Veterinary Hospitals
y
ncers Companies \. l.. g. medical de-
tachment. and headquarters company
One, Hundred and Firs, Air Service
Mechanics Reg imcnt Companies =. II.
il second Air scTvice Mechan a%s
Regiment 10; Five Hundred and Forty
second Engineer Service Battalion
ncadluar'e.s medical detachment and
Som Z n y a. = THIRD f E Tr"oPs
,ers supply and machine gun com
panies reEimcntal headquarters and
Troons r.. +. G. II. X. l.. headquarters
machine company supply and sani-
quarters sales commissary unit Is:
Five Hundred and Twcnty-fourth En-
cincer Service Battalion. Companies
n. = and c. Bakery Companies 80,
pany 10: Five hundred and Forty sixth
Eng nicer Service Battalion. Company
{; Service Battalion 3?7. Company G.
aud medical detachment: Butchery
To,3mp,any Soi Three Hundred and
Depot; Six Hundred and First EnEi,
neers Sanitary and Ordnance Dctach
Tents. Com anies \. e. g: EiEh; Hun
dred and seventh Pioneer Infantry
HcadQuartcrs and Medical Dctach-
FIRST Pioneer Infantry Rcgimental
HEADQUARTERS, headquarters company
medical detachment Firs; and second
Battalions Third battalion head
quarters twentieth Engineers Thir-
teenth Service Company: Five Hundred
and forty,ffth Engineers Service
battalion. Companies b and G: Base
HOSPITALS IS and l23. Five Hundred
and TWenty.seventh Engineers Service
Battalion Service Units 393 and 3eS
Twenty seventh Aero souadronst .rhird
EeElment Air Service Mechanics :. 5