New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 9

TTAXPAYERS DECIDE D TOATTEND GOUNCIL | | E | FORGED T0 CLOSE BECAUSE OF CROW ~Bargain Hunters Throng Stores and One Shats Its Doors (Continued from Page) agrecing Not Extortion. Mr. Sulli n saild that the war aszociation should be to prevent tortion from the small taxpayer the landlord, and the protection the landlord against waste of by the administration. He there must be tax: aries are paid to men for “their shape™” or because they are “good fel- Tows. “Quigley has ors are a joke, ed them, and tional Bank people $10,000 more in Protection, ta 1 | i ex- by of money The tremendous rush caused the Dollar Day sale and the probability hat much goods was lost during the short time that the store was open Yfor . business this morning causcd Louis Raphael, proprietor of Ra- bhael's department store, to suspend business at 11 o'clock this morniug} until 4 o'clock this afternoon. In speaking of the matter this aft-) arnoon, Mr. Raphacl said that at 9:80 | Looommended o'clock, there were 2,000 persons ! jaive said ..crowded into the place and many of I jne in this vein, the speaker them acted in an unruly manner much heard in praise of arabbing many articles that cost far | cchools, but when it comes in excess of tha line which went for principals or teachers, the 2 tods In the face of con-| hoard usually goes out of town he.decided to close the cure them. Mr. 30 o'clock, in the morning, @l read in the press recently that W. number of people were waiting in| Hatch is to retire from the school front of the stores, where the prom- f hoard, and in issuing this statement ise of bargains had flowered in the ) he said that he had sold some insur- local papers, :and by 8:30, the scat-|anca on the local schools. “But ering number had increased to mobs. didn’t tell vou that <At the openirn of the doors, the the insurance,” was Mr. stampede began; it was largely of the | mark, The speaker said that he could feminine order, although a few MeN | ho¢ figure out why some men made had. dared Jjoim the militant rush. such a strong effort to be eclected to Bargains were o in distracl- | some of the berths. In olden times it ing profusion. Housewives from all} g 3 case where the office parts. of the city hurried to the mar-| sgught the man, but times kets to lay in a stock of supplies. changes, he said. Mr. Sullivan Women were on the streets Withi ¢pat voters ean usually &5 and .baskets! .af, all deseriptions, | g F o GE ahoid knitting bags. bredominating with al o'y o e oot thew must do. bulge out of all proportion 1o} gaee to see who favored the ~their size, The hardware stores. cloth-{ 3 "ot the recent election, and those ing stores, in fact, every live store in I who stood out for high salaries,” said the city was the scene of a bargain} yp. gujlivan. Touching on the Amer- predominating gathering. In one S o ), spirited argument between two fem- | ¢y =it 0T sacting city inine shoppers ended in a fistic eh-] pyginess, would be a good brand of ounter, to the amusement of the Americanism to teach. merchants. Many hearts were broken when a special article chosen the day “hefore from the show window ws snatched out of the way of a reach- ing arm, by someone whose reach was quicker. It was said at one of the popular shoe stores that shoes were selling left and right. The rain put a damper on the en- thusiasm, but did not greatly lessen| the which continued the bar-) zain under a flock of umbrellas. said that the ‘asses but he has re-appoin the chairman has hee for a $200 increase in Mr. Sullivan. Continu- is the loca school dollar to se- lition At place. red bring said )3 be made “Tt was Knows of No Graft. P. S. McMahon said if the city right no one would have reason to complain of heavy asscssments. The ssessment plan is one that must be ! run right, and it is the aim of | Taxpayers’ association to see that said MeMahon., “We can give two | men for the board on the $1 a vear plan,” said MeMahon. said it was only since the city consolidated that the excessive | ation was felt. He told of ; system of conducting the building in- is run - is is, crowds, hunt a wa tax- MYSTERY IN DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT spector’s office and the health de- partment at $800 a year, and now it costs about $5.000. “The board of public works has not done a in two years. Last vear they were handicapped by the war, and they will not do very much this vear,” he said. AMceAMahon also said the common coune cil was so one-sided that no one paid much attention to it n speaking of ) manner that the city has been conducted, not know August B. Johnson Dies In Middle- town of Gas Poisoning—In- vestigation Probahle, August B, dent of th! Middlesex lowing Johnson, a former resi- city, died yesterday in tho hospital, Middletown, fol- gas poisoning ut his rooming| place at the Ideal hotel in that eity. | johnson, who 46 years of o employed as a mechanic at Wilcox Chittenden company. He yred early Saturday night and jm, when a fellow roomer knocked his door, he received no response. Rte turning to the room occupied by John- son, he found him in an unconscious condition, with the room filled with| ras fumes. The pulmotor was used| and the man taken to the haspital. He! did not recover consciousness, and the! mystery concerning his death was not| solved. There is a possibility that an inves-| tigation will be made determine | whether there was foul accident | syicide. Johnson ed at the Corbin a that ever got graft money, but since George Landers put over the consolida- tion plan, the city has run wild. He also claimed that the school hoard has been allowed to do as it pleased, and “dubbed” the Americanization plan a freak. McMahon said that the school beard is getting ready to for more money for the evection sehool, and they have not Jand for it vet. Loomis Receives Slap. One of the other members touched on the statement of Tax Collector Loomis that he will continue in office if he receives $3,000 a unanimous vote of the common coun- McMahon broke in at this junc- ture with *ves you would think he is B ety oo oy Bk cardfo o inslonlygman iniamaion e nlase, T v o Erether. Victor Johsmosl Mr. Sullivan said that while 16 a R T e S R (I everl work el fanvaiocel Tuctoticn members of the family are a brother| he has seen other ha, lives in Boane, Ta., his father ana | concerns have their one and a brother who live in| contents inventoried Sweden. Johnson wa member of| With this plan a fair Andre lodge, 1. O of this ity | was levied. The funeral will be held at 43 Tyon| Would Watch Candidates. street_Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.{ joseph H. B of giving Rev. Dr. 8. G. Ohman will officiate at| ,iontion to the e ihie “meryvice mand SERslalimIEbeR D ro el common at the com- LAdsge v ing election. He a that Taxpayers’ association should the support the rentpave criticized the A of < | incrensing the small taxpaver: | the heavy taxpayer was let off iy of an official any was “ge M tho Sun- a8 t is of bought to Jlay, ER, cil. or war 2 properties and by experts, and tax assessment sister a 2 loin spoke various council also solicit He for while light- ALL-AROUNDS COMPLETED Letters to Be Given 20 Contestants in Two of Four Classes, Pinal scores in the Y. M. C. A. all- arounds have been posted by Physical Director Warren S. Slater and mono- zrams will be given 20 contestants. Those who are to receive the grams in the high school class J ehan. Davis, J. Baylock Keefe, H. Hanford, A. Taulor, b. mnadoski, . Beloin, P. Larson 'and L. Gaffney In employed g be given H. Hall, Morrison, T. A. Wilson. Preisser, G of bo: ass s said that the to keep MceMahon should strive { politics, but to work for the best in- terests of the city. He told of statement made at the reecent forum, where member of the eommon council had said that he learned more 20 minutes than he did in two the council meectings. Dr. Volkenheim then spoke on the | school board situation, and his motion that the association be represented at | the hearing on the Hazen bill March E nnanimously adopted. (5, McMahon also spoke of the re- amendment drawn by Corpor Counsel Cooper in reference asso- out of Mr. | ciation mono- are w Sy- in ve: at | | | | i A elass the the Y. M. C C. Olson, H. Stromauist, R. Dehm nson. the will nia uist, follow- A. in- Gran- c. 7 elly, was Gl riticizes Cooper. ADVANCED ONLY TO PAY CURRENT - M cent i tion MONEY BILLS o said that | al | dars. to hiring | ators bu- | dthat aCs tion when high sal- | | | Sullivan said that he | tomorrow. L. | today’s he | have their he =0ld most of | devoted Sullivan’s re- | ment of a road to Momauguin. usually | town control situa- | | sent 25-mill | ¢ the ! The chairman | from $2.000 to | concurrence the old | dition NEW "BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ' PROVIDES $30,000 FOR NORMAL SCHOOL House Bill to Gomplete Local Building Presented Harttord, March the senate stition went to for this afternoon ‘gislation will of electricity which the place under | ¢ utilities the ted supervision publi sale of gene for pow- water power Hemenway of- er in or the fered The busiest working day lighting from state, the petition. General any Senator Assembly today with 70 had | its mat- | ters for action Klett unless the warned ready on calen- | Senator the that promptly necessary sen- sossions begin at 11:16 m. it will b to_ begin afiernoon sitting Two long debates marked enate session, one on a Sun- day-moving picture locai option bill and the other on a bill under which Cosey Beach residents may be able to taxes paid to'Bast Haven greater part to improve- Sena- | bill was | Mars- | in tor Leonard’s appeal for the stubbornly fought by Senator den. The bill. which amends board of finance provision was adopted 22 to 1 senate refused to reconsider A bill to increase salaries of com- pensation of and ‘the the i i commissioners to $5,000 witlt $300 more for the chairman was | to the appropriations committee. | . Thompson petitioned for | servance of the three hundredth niversary of the Pilgrims landing Plymouth Rock Resolutions for an inquiry salaries paid capitol employves and $3,000 to observe the general bly centennial were adopted currence. To Complete Normal School. Among house bills reported were many departmental appropriations. | One also will allow $3 a week for .m prisoners’ board: $2,000 fror an ricultural exhiMit at Springtield: obh- -0 ar 7 at into for assem-! in con- £30,- {000 to complete the normal sc hool at New New 3ritain. Haven The 1 wry of county commissioners 000 was granted in A Dbill to improve the sanitary of the Naugatuck river unfavorably reported The senate adopted con- was the amend- ! ments to the workmen's compensation thing | eases i | law which include occupatienal to certain extents in the dis-| ability provisions and o full sick-| ness relief after four ks’ illness. | dis- | als we | Among other bills adopted were those | McMahon said that he did | | petitive ask | | voters | | ear the | vear and G manufacturing | the | visit their son and a | the city meeting and- providing to re- | 19.—The $50- War Financ Washington, March 000,000 advanced by the cerporation the raiiroad adminis- | voters. Mr. McMahon styled stration will used only to pay cur- | amendment “cold-blooded affair, rent bills and not to meet obligations | and continuing he said he would li rate to a referendum 1ing of a petition hy fer the tax | after the 300 to he a 1 i | | | city it already incurred with railroad com- | to know where the corporation coun- panies, Director Hines announced | sel got the right to do so without th today. permission of the common council. Tt was voted to have the associati | pear in a bedy at the hearing at i r;: ature against the amendment Would Abolish War Bureau. ] William Geary proposed that mem- ! bership blanks be printed so Y M C A i\\uw]xtlun in the factorics, net mem- | bers of the association at present, can . * Ld Ld be reached. He also spoke of the "!"fllKhn\»‘n' of the war burcau, TONIGHT Daniel Sullivan said the object of the reay was formed by an . nthhr than the city of New Britain, Auspices of S (R A e (T e i was the contribution of 00 for New Brltam Rifile Club | winionree . P.. eghorn spoke on the atten- Entrance Fee 25¢ tmn the association should give candidates for the common council. enterprise its to vote | | mission this | | i l)u\f’ | was incorporating the Naugatuck hospital: authorizing Waterbury to issue sehool ! bonds up to $125,000: raising salaries| in the Naugatuck court. and reor-| ganizing the hoard of trustces of the| Connecticnt hospital. | The bill to permit Bridgeport bonds was adopted in nce after rejection of Senator Clark’'s amendment to require com- bidding for the note issue to concur- is- sue PRIMARIES MARCH Voters Be Intent By 28. Made Must ‘Tomorrow. New to File: Applicants wishing have only until at 5 o'clock to intent with the office on the fourth floor of city Those wishing to run for ofiice the republican ticket in the pri- must file notice of their cun- by Saturday evening at 8 to be made | tomorrow aft- file notice of registrars in ernoon 5 their their on mar didacy o’eloct The various 28 and primarie wards of the polls 1 until $ . . voters made on March and when the selectmen wili b for that purpese. will e the will New held city on be oven in the March frow | Wil be March 21 in session NEW PASTOR A. Cook of His Sol COMINC . Kansas —Will Occupy Rev. and Mrs., H. sas, parents of Rev, the Methodist church, arrive in New to Visit | Pulpit. A. Cook, of Kan- W. . Cook of | are expected to | Britain this evening to to make arrange nents for the year they will spend this city while the present pastor the local church is in Europe Rev. H. A, Cook has been given a year's leave of absence by his church in the middle west in order to relieve his son here. The younger Re will sail for France April 1 in reconstruction work. BELGIAN VIISSION ARRIVES v. Coo to engage Two Delegates Here to Get Aid in Rebuilding of Louvain, Destroyed By Germans. Halifax N to aid States a March the 19.—On movement in for the restoration sstroved in the rmans invaded Nerinex, professor of law at Louvain university Right Rev. E. IL Hebbelynek, t neritus of the university left today for Washington having at in Halifax lagt night on the ship Celtic. The twa represent Belgian government the of | Louvain when | Telgium, A. N. constitutionat | and 1 sctor here United buildings ived n the NAVADA SENATE REFUSES TO INDORSE LEAGUE arson City. Nev., March of cight to four the Nevada legislature refused to ,._,;” » resolution indorsing a e tions *of which the { shall ‘he a membe passed PACT, By senate « 19.- a votc of | the et \,,,l,.,i ‘\'m'w\ The resolution assembly early in {he season. Last week the senate | tabled a resolution condemning he | »posed league of nations, l by the Natl. Bk. Bidgs DESIRE TO CLIENTS WE y Special Facilities For Hand Wires 1o Wate L DEATHS AND FUNERK P this Weizel. | Stanley ana | etery Wetzel. eral services afternoon Rev Memor interment Mr were conductes o'clock for Joh ian, pastor of hurch, officiatel in Fairview cems died his home: .lnhll un at 3 Miss al was Wetzel at Sun W to ! ol angigian died held in neld Pete new Catholic cemetery ow night i She w: native eld this in W afternoon Te Swedi Pihl will offic Fairview corded member of Harmony M | morning A, th I | home. cemete member JUDGE REFUSES TO ays th in 1o property of i neces: 100 er raised. submit to A\ Dby v cordinz Blumenthal | was illegal and arbitrary. n i Judge poration th Areac 54-14 been lit eadians, hoe. been points. gamo with . s held at | at the| curtin & Co, | Pete offic bearers | that | buri Ty L d T Mrs, T il g A is il at to | Greene refused ! straining compelling ¥ I ot T | basketball five t tle T tnte Well-Known feu eharge thy his wife [ furniture M: ar. At not th 1t and Will Not Stop Collection of Bridgeport, § Michacl Larnhoper. al of Michael Larnhoper §:30 o'clock this morning taking rooms.of J. M, and at 9 o'clock in S e Charles Cappens requiem mass. The [g members of a society ) the deccased belonged to. Tha 1 was the new Catholic cema- he fun the und church. ited at were in | dis e health offi William serve, is spend home in this citys star third basemaites Laseball team. " IFrank Johnson of 226 has been notified that his Claus Johnson, who was regep charged from the army, undg operation yesterday at th port hospital The Bethany ish Bethany their 17th tomorrow following the meeting Joseph Diehl of 41 Madjson has been talken to Wilson’s in Hartford for treatment. Coxswain Joseph Cotter is spendir short furlough at his home here. The case of W. Dobrowski ag B. Wroblew was heard in the cit court this morninz before James Meskill. AL AL appeared for the plaintift, Woods for the defendan was reserved against for i next Tuesda counsel for Liberty Sangigian. Sangigian, daughter of Mr. of 242 last night this afternoon Fairview cemetery iberty the eight and Mrs, Hartford avenue, The funeral ws and hurial months Harry was Trank he funeral of at 8 o'cleck s church Dantried. Frank Danfried this morning in The burial was in the e Sikters church anniversary night. of the will in the chure; Turme ( Furme Mayer at her s 65 1tta Gutta Esserman Ssserman, died home. 294 Park vears age and of Russia. The funeral afternoon and bur Alom cemetery Sserman. wid- last stree was) was of 5 3 Sanitariur o Beth 1. Emil Lagerlof. funeral of I. Emil held at 2 o'clock trom his home, and at 3 o'clock Bethany chureh. Rev. te and b in cemetery. Greenber. and J Decisior be Lageriof tomorrow Jubi- at the G. Bi be in street h case of O (o] L. Yo has Goodwin & been assigne 2. Golon Cooper and Mink ar the plaintiff, and Klet Alling the defendant. May Tynan of Broad aBmitied to St treatment for appendicitis. Private Secrotary” will presented at the High schaol The cast has been chosen the pupils of the three a A cl the fi second council, gave the SHORT GALENDAR CASES Fegert. funeral szgert, Anzust Masonic August * and Miss for full was ac- the olde lodge, A. F. and whose death occurred Monda at his home on Park street, afternoon. eV, S Dril Gl e conducted the es at and interment was in Fair Mr. Eggert had of the Masons since trec st has heen pital for “The fier highest been 1874 ss of 50 candidates t degre and a degree at the K. of ( Gaftney and short addresses inftiatory services 68 wer meeting of Dal ast night, at leass of Leo the ¢ GRANT INJUNCTION Shelton Corp. is Questionable | Much Business Scheduled For Its Taxes By City. Court Session to Be Held March elton Corp. with clean the superic grant the city Sidney 19.—Declaring did not come hands Judge court today injunction re- Shelton from Blumenthal. Inc., taxes on its plant. The assessed on a valuation the S i Afternoon. court iday Clerk T. J. Danberg of the court, has compiled the following of cases to come before the calendar ssion of the court Iriday afternoon. B. Miller against ment of demurrer, ned for the plaintiff, Lawyer Saxe for the defendant; the Orchards company against I. Gold- stein, pleading, Judge B. F. Gaffney for the plaintiff, Lawyer M. D. Saxe for the defendant; Roman Si agaihst Peter Baba, judgment failure to answer, Klett & Alling for the plaintiff, Lawyer S. E. Clarke for for the defendant; Julius Kranileioyez Lawyer H. P. Roche for the plaintitf, the plaintiffs, Lawyer J. G. Woods for the defendant; Edwin G. Blake et al against Edward X Callahan, answer defaul 3 & Mink plaintiffs, - J. G. Woods cfendant; Twardus Peter Kostr: Jud B. plaintiff, Lawyer the defendant; against for disclosure, ford, for Rachli Rogers Ridgewood closure of H. P - of to an of ay certain m Lehrer Judge B. ¥ wits 1,878,150. * cify 1y by tax agreed | argu- Gafi- M. D. a of Shelton claimed it to raise an additional and about manufactur- their taxes should be ch the faetories agreed an inventory to Mayor E. Keen. He said inventory filed the Blumenthal Corp. incor- and he figured the assessment ac- to anothe inventory, The Corp. claimed this action the for vas G denying ren seek the su injunction ests that relief an superior court petition the cor- appeal et G by to { or for for the against default, for the McDonough, George Gordon et Bronislaw Sarcwicz, motion Judge 7. B, Hunger- plaintiff, Lawver I. for the defendant; the & Door Co.. against the Realty Co., at al, dis- defense and judgment, for D for defend- INDEPEND Poter NTS WIN, & answer or Hungerford, Bl Come Out 54-14 Score. Five of n on Short End 10 Independents, A High defeated the A. last n Independents hea team defeating the of Burns ar school men for many school \rcadians the The he ¥ ¢ score having < had Ar- Ker having sh by the difficulty in the work former High responsibl ¢ wyer TRoche Steele Johnson Ridgewood Realty Roch the for he the i e against 0. Lawye ntifts, Law- defendant. and and city at he Independents the at Hartford fayed in this ve secured Dumb Insti- the game will an early date. for Steele, pl t ANNIVERSARY. David of tendered a reception t Mon It to son, Pri- f\ate Joseph Feingold, United marines whom married OBSERVE My T z FIRST BUSTI A MARTY IN TOTLS, and Main Feingold a their of the bride, Guests Roston 5 . Chauffcur e I~ Allg Have Cleaned House. 4 to tates and is England New York, in Connecticut. of Hartford, a forme officiatqd the pi- of Boston assisted entertainment One of Miss Mary Cantor, The eceasion was wedding and his vy B well-known today from citios Proller RBritain Hurry during the the guests wa is claimed t the furnit was | ter of the bride. puid for And there is & likelihood | honor of the other ition n | of the marine arrested Dot A. J. Richardsén non-support was hy clive Present and on Mr: alleged & ¢ many Mollie New of Mareh 7 Bush cleaned and is a on in the the her bsence of g girl, antor house of ¢ ; deserted at ur n fivst Prose 1y follow. ATy wife, A social will hevheld Judge | Stock G trial in the city court at 10 o’cloclk Trancis hos- ha tonight. | from among class- Judge B. Sullivan City Next city list short next Sunset hubis | change al were P e Swed- celebrate | T | e WAL STRE TN EXI]HANEE RE IR Wall street m ng Ly ainst Street, 10 market was opening of today's trading, but soon developed a firmer ton® under leader- ship of shippings, which featured yes. | terday’s stronger shares. Marine P{d rose almost three points in the first | half hour and Atlantic Gulf two points, ins extending from frae- | Western tions three poin scored by | Will Sugar, - Industrial Alcohol, | Int Allis Chalmers and izers. Mofors and allied specialljes tended moderately lower, also leathers and metals. { Supplementing ea ly gains in pings, sugars and miscellaneous cialties most of which are enhanced, features of sirength appeared in | Local Man Is With lighter dealings of the 1d General Electric, Westinghous Ameriean Can, Continental Can, Products Cotton Oil, Linsced oil, ginia-Carolina Chemical and Motor advanced one to two points Steel reflected persistent Rails were dull and oils developed more cies. Bonds were from the steadier honds Wall Loco. offered at midc v SYA hesitant m.—The at the h Copper . Rubber ¢ n d Westinghouse Union Nicke FOLEY PROMOTED TO SERGEANTC to American Distillers, ts were s e t fert t tobe- ship t spe- | new the hot American Army of| seco B Occupation: Corporal Mq e Corn Vir- Stutz 1 pressure. 3 uneertain and | bt variabie tenden- | O SCrscant feat adde oL 00 tone foreign | & letter some promotion and a Avay in Soldier Minstrel ¥ Show | merl {oe: the en promc with t1 T fors om- rank Army In private vith G the Ameriean ed to Tass upation me of L -class Street, 1:30 lette and Mexican at concessions of but otherwise p. m.—Baldwin EEoRIveC LS Petroleum 1 to 2 points B the advance | the 7 was fully stuined. Marine Pfd., and | reachir American Sugar inereased their gains and minor equipments strength- ened, while Kelly- ingfield bounded five points. Wall Street Clos nnexpected rise per sharp reversal later. acting one to four poin ing was irregular. = mated 900,000 sh; New York Stock ions furnished by | members of the New tells of his further promotion Foley were | - Sergeant vent to ith 6th Division after st oth trans- ferred to gular Army. | with Since be re- he Regula s lamong caused ! former specialties re- 1 The clos- approxi- all money them '“orpo to 6 cent y s in bu a he Gunn Rubber Foley w Among employed names of who given Army name Lafay- over- being fore = divisions o Excha Richter Yorl nge quota- Co., tion re was 1] James M McAvay sent Ste was March High 19, Low T4 106 901 7% 4714 210214 1919 = M 0. lose nto the senviee, took part Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am several minstrel this eity Agri N Car Ie Chem . .1071 ¥Fdy Co 91 47% 481 1021, f 47 1021 66 1% 6815 Can Loco Smelt s MARINE HOME. O’Neil is HERO 2 Martin mons mar at his outbre 66 661 83 119 202 104 7% 6014 1 z inos Y LE 5 h 122 ..202 .10 60 891 48 43 O'N home in the Sugar Am Tobacco Am Tel & Tel Anaconda Cop ATS Fe Baldwin B & O B RT 3oth Steel Butte Can Cen c 1 105 607% of war i} orc A boy in ose for rines plc serviee Co Ry 1 Loco TRUCK OUT 1 NEW new on ti favorable ihe | To I win The Seagrave aeri today truck was and mada Mr. Philips the wheel hough they B Superior e & Ohio i Mil Col F & Cons Crucible Distillers Erie 1st | Gen Tlec i0odrich Great Nov pfd Gt Nor Ore Cotfs Tilinois Cen Inspiration interboro { Interboro ptd Kennee Copper i Lack Steel Lehizgh Valley Max Motor com Mex Petroleum N Y Air INY Q& Nev Cons ... * (NYNH&EHRR 30% 67 o streets a impression demonstrator, many be dels i of the pr i of the arrow was at as getting it seems in nt location turn es tr \ 1ck out account the quarters, or of the the T street. 55 oy into Steel THE BU [HU'IT CLUB The Burritt elub Halpern is captain of FALLS. of which defeated last evening gym th considerat e I in a ptd 3 fast game basketbalt in the Grammar school | Big Five. There | arguing defea when Referee Pfersick the secore was 12 Fiv Ruh ! by was on the ted side. ar called the ame 6 in favor of B! FOR CLASSIFICATIO! ~passenger Good eon- ion, Cors 3-19.2dx rooms, pens Tel. 207-4 3-19-2d3 | TOO LATE FOR SALF touring car dition. Flec bin Place | FOR RENT—Flat { tral, all conveniences { “Hupmobile, extra ric svice stat Brake Hudson