New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1919, Page 11

CLASS OF SIXTY-TWO YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT NEW BRITAIN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL THIS AFTERNOON FR et Ol CITY ITEMS. playgrounds will Director Rourke the same as- that have The municipal open next Monday. has arranged have sistants at the grounds previous! worked. A cer cate of to the appointment of Thomas I. Riley as administrator of, the estate of Mary A. Riley has been filed in the city clerk’s office Annie Ambrose, aged 17 vears, this city, who ran away from the In- dustrial school at Middletown Sunday, was picked up on the streets in Hart- fard yesterday aftoernoon and will returned to the institution. Michael Keough, a cook aboard the U. S. S. Iona, spent a short furlough at his home on Lawlor street last evening. Ho returned to duty today. John H. Curley, formerly the Lyceum orchestra, and resident of Waterbury, was in this city today. Thomas Dolan. who stationed the Brooklyn navy yard, is spending @ furlough at his home in this city Michael Welinsky was arrested this afternoon by Mounted Officer William P. Haves for alleged reckless driving of his automobile. Welinsky’s car col- lided with the. car driven by Dr. D. B. Radeliff at the corner of North and Oal 'street this afternoon. VEGETABLE MARKET IS HIT BY STRIKE leader of now a visitor a is at Tnless Trouble Is Settled New York Will Be Without I'ruit and Other ’ Produce By Nightfall. New York, June 24.—New York city's supply of fruits and vegetables will be virtually exhausted by night- fall, according to marketmen unless steps to settle the strike of 3,000 teamsters, chauffeurs and porter members of local 202 of the Interna- tional Brotherhood of Teamsters are suecessful. Conferences have been ar- ranged for today between representa- tives of marketmsn and strikers to consider the demands for wage in- creases. Conditions in New Jersey water front cities were described as being the same as here, and reports from 3oston and 'Philadelphia indicated the market sityation in these cities had become serious Some bakers who attempted to en- ter the markets here this morning to purchase produce were surrounded by strike pickets and withdrew daring ta buy ARGUMENT ON TREATY fenate Fight Centers on Resolution to without Peclare War at An End So Peace Conditions Can Be Resumed ‘Washing' on. June 24.—The peacc tresity fight centered about a new issue goday as a result of introduction in the senat late yesterday of proposals to declare war at an end so that pea conditions could be resumed while extended controversy over ratification of the treaty is in progress Tt was expected that before the senate would reach consideration of the proposal as embodied in tho amendment, presented by Senator Fall repwblican, of New Mexico toe th army bill. the night TRAFFIC TIED UP. Fastern Mass. Trolley Service Ts Im- paired By Strike of Workers, Boston, June 24.—The trolley serv- e of the Tastern Massachusetis flway (Bay State System) continued fisrupted north of Boston and part Wy affected south of the city today. Meanwhile the striking carmen voted @t meetings of their several unions pn the question whether to return to fwork in obedience to the orders international union officers. Reports to the management of the ters on cars and operation of working agreement would be trated. a new arbi- of | of | 0 | | | | | | system, indicated, it was said, that | there would be a considerable vote | in_favor of returning to the cars as | pdvised by International President W. | D. Mahon yesterday. He stated that | upions which persisted in the unau- | thorized strike movement would for- feit their charters, while if they abamdoned the strike, the grievances of the men against use of hand regis- | Photo 3y I Murray TO GIVE RECITAL. DEATHS AND FUNERALS l URGING GOVERNOR Pupils of Harold Sjolander to Enter- | Mrs. Catherine Rose Wooding. | TO CALL SESSION tain in Swedish Lutheran Church. | Mrs. Catherine Rose Wooding, “.i,-.,j A\ tal will be given Tuesday, | °f Charles F. Wooding of 134 Winth- - et S °Y | rop street died early this morning at | Sufragettes Make Personal Visit in June 24 in the Swedish Lutheran |the New Britain General hospital. church by the pupils of Harold Al-|She is survived by her husband and | HOpes of Having Conmecticui Take S et s Alva Beng- | two sisters Mrs. Thomas Gibson and | Eocisinlandceipih _(‘“‘S \1\” lf’:: Miss Gertrude Rowe. The funeral | Acton on Amendment. SRR o Rs SRR se s | vellIl e Bne{dliHtiTada vl attarnoon Mol B o CHEE BT ety ot lent program has been arranged as|2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. G. W. C. Hill, | 0 ot il bout 25 women representing the follows: | pastor of the South Congregational | Connecticut branch ull the HA.Ziun:lI Prelude and Romance . Toursa | chiirch, willibe In charse of the serv- | womants party called. lon Governor Adeline Johnson and Hulda Brink | lces and burial will be in the Fair- | {jolcomb at his office in the capitol ) Theme and Variations view cemetery. | today in an effort to convince him R ceee AL BLM. | — Bl that the legislature should be con- (b) Playmates . Weidig vened in special ses to act th A Dimorie | n special sessian to act on th Loren Larson. b Wb AHi | federal frage amendment. The (a) The Wanderer Oesten | Frederick W. Dimock, a former 10- | okasmen were Mrs, Thomas N. Hep- (b) The Mermaids’ Songs ... |cal man died in Washington, D. C. | burn, chairman of the branch. M . .- Weber | yesterday. The body will be cre-{ M. Toscan Bennef, hoth of this city - Gladys -\h!»u‘n | mated, and the ashes brought here | Miss Elsie Hill of Norwalk and Mis (a) Dancing in the Grove . {for burial. Dimock is the son of H. | Emily Pierson of Cromwell. The de . . . - Evarts | . Dimock who at one time conduct- | esation carried a banner with this in- (b) Bridal Wreath Rogers | cd a wordworking shop on Commer- | scription: Edla Sandberg. sial street. | “We demand a special session of the (a) AT Play S Kohler S | legislature.” (b) Air de Ballet Gluck | ¥ | The governor received the women Fr Carlson. | Mrs, Howard Carpenter. | in the executive chamber and they (a) Melody . Donizettl | The funeral of Mrs. Howard Carpen- | grouped around his desk while deliv- (5) Joyous Fermer . Schumann | ¢ar will be held at 10 c'clock tomorrow | ering their addresse Anna Lindahl morning in §t. Mary's church. The| Miss Pierson rcferred to the spe- Songs— burial will be in the new Catholic | ¢ial session of 1916 when Connecticut (@) Summer . . Chaminade | cemetery. | had troops at the border and thought (b) On the Water Schubert the suffrage question was as import- (¢) Lo Here the Gentle Lark — - —— ant now as was the problem of secur SNSRI s N B [Shop)| CAPTURED AT LAST. ing the sol vote then Miss Bengtson. | i ¥ Mrs. Hepburn said they were con- (a) Minuet .. 5 Bach | C- Trask, a former residet of Che- | fgen of a sympathetic hearing. (b) Mazurka ..... .. Warren | shire, was arrested today in Water- Mrs. Bennet hoped the governor (c) Arabesque Burgmuller | bury by Detective Sergeant A would recogniz: the éxpediency and Ellen Anderson. B _ areing | UFBENCY of the request. () Seratine i Kullay | Richardson, on a warrant "‘*"“”‘“; Miss Hill, who recently returned (b) Butterfly g Merkel | Obtaining money under false pre-| from the west, told the governor that Hulda Brink tenses. It is alleged that Trask con- | in muny of the states the legislator ) A e oont Bente Jensen | tracted to furnish Philip Scheidler uri had cxpressed a willingness to pay (b) To a Wild Rose this city with some chickens for| their own railraad fare and other ex- e MacDowell | which he obtained $180. The chickens | penses for a special session. “If Con- ()Mol Spring ot Grieg | are still forthcoming it is alleged. He | necticut would do that it would be the Adeline Johnson. will be in court tomorrow! Sergeant | most respectable expense she ever in- (a) Norwegian Dance Grieg lichardson has been on the trail of | curred,” she said (b) Hunting Song D'Ourville | Trask for several days. | The governor declined to make any T SR AT Rt | statement on the question of a special = e | sessian, saying he would make known e HURT IN RUNAWAY. |ghisidecisionlnter MAY Lif'T BLOOKADE. roski .of Silver street, | S , o S IEERELGH B S HTan SUES FOR £100,000. Paris, June 24.—The supreme block- | was bruised about the body today, | i ade council met today to declde on a | wpan o horse he was driving ran | Connecticnt Light & Power C date when the blockade of Germany A rendant in Action by Small To should be lifted. One element it is | @%ay on Commercial street. As the| ant i y Sma W understood favors the day when the | 8himal turned into Main street, the| Waterbury, June 24.—The Connecti- treaty is ratified but 1t is believed the | Wagon struck ‘4 post near the Hotel | cut Light & Power Co. is being sued council will probably decide to life | Bassett throwing Stroski from the | for $100,000 by the towns of South- the blockade with the signing of the | Seat: e was taken to his home in| bury and Oxford and James L. Flem- e Dr. Joseph Walsh's automebile ing. The suit is the result of the S b g et closing of the Rver road in Southbury and Oxford, Jegaiized by an act of the TO HEAD ENEMY DELEGAT! MRS. SODERGREN ESCAP] General Assembly at its past session Paris, June 24.—Herman Muller, the Mrs. Agnes Sodergren of this city | Attorney John I Cassidy, rawrence ;;. \\', G‘mm'xn me;]nl secretary, will| was one of three women prisoners to | ,:"\\'l;v'lfl(]'N.\H‘wn]v; R [Un;vw;n. head the German delegation to sign : 3 ! representing the plaintiffs, brand the the peace treaty La Liberte says, The | [0Kk® their escape from the State, .ot 45 unconstitutional inequitable Germans probably will arrive at Ver. | F&rm for Women at Bast Lyme Sat-|and unjust and in violation of the | sailles Wednesday morning. urday. The escaped prisoners arc | constitution of this state and of the supposed to have redelved sisistance United States. The complaint states from outside and a description has that the lighti vany is securing HE PR J o been sent to the police of Connecti- | land without paying just compensa- ISTS ERTR‘ cut, New York and Massachusetts | tion and that Southbury and Oxford n i i conc ning them. are being deprived of the land and OF U. 8. INTO MEXICO oy o | individual landowners of acccss to their lands. The suit is made return- s PROPERTY CHA HAND=IN| o5 ne et BRIl e e The formal nsfer of the W. J. | September. Dunlay company block on Main street | L ey A to Erickson & Carlson took place to- | Fiib ) NOATs DESGHED, 5 _ London, c e of the German warship: —— attempted to sinl urday have been beach | SATLORS ARE FRAUDS |3 ™ "hmamt 2y | heaching was announce | S { today here is every prospect of | When Arrested, Admit That They| ;o8 1he \h’:‘,i,.,",", g Were Collecting Funds for Take|bPad weather sets in. The ships | ! beached are the ecru Tmden, | Agency } ankfurt and Nurnbur Two d | b A y | strovers are afloat and 18 have been Stamford, June 24-—Suspicious of | poatriia © Sdicaltrer. no | the cause whichhe was advocating | prospect of saving the other destroy in a local theater last night, the po-|ers without elaborate operations lice arrested a sailor, John F. Burn- SRR 5! attached to the navs asplita 1 e, ¥ | stde. attached to the naval haspital T oy e SV e | Newport, R. T.. and charged him With | Falen Hill werc married this morni | fraud. The man collected fo )vn St. Ma s church by R« John { a fund *“to furnish milk for orphans| Winters ¥ were attendtd by a sist | of Italian soldier Today the policc S YeWere atendedibyia sle s say, Burnside said that he and an- 1 Ehy ERIEIGE) U Loy Ciel o James Lawton of ifrooklyn N, Y as | other =ailor, by use of a {vpewriter at | best man. The brid wore dress ¢ | New Landon drew up eredentials au- | white crepe de chine an to mateh CANDIDO | thorizing them to collect “mill’” | and carried 2 boquet of and the AGLHLAED money. Burrside said he canvassed | pridesmaid was attired nk satin | Norwich while his companion went!| ith hat to match and carried pink R elsewhere. i roses. A rocept followed at th LB | home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Aguilar had just arrived in Wash- I o 5 | Mrs. Wilfred Hill of Winter street and ington, as envoy of the Mexican | S B LI CED) | the couple fett on a honeymoon. They government on a special mission, | FE! Paso, June 24.- y-three | will make their me ir w York when news came of the crossing of | villa rebels were killed and many — the border by American troops to | more wounded Saturday in a fight be- | PE 7 drive back Villa’s army from the | tween federal troops and Villa -forces | Harrisbur __The reglon of El Paso. He immediately | for possession of Villa Ahumada, ac- | senate has s G e e issued a protest on behalf of his|cording to an official military dis- |the brewing of 275 Der cent beer government. patch given out here today and light wines. v May We ? It is the policy of this bl lend aid to those indusf of this community which financial assistange when they show that by reasonm zood management and g0l they are entitled! prospects istance. We have had the satisfaction s Rrow as customers® through of seeing our busine the result of and much our growth their loyalty other profitable business has come to us. d this to The © Ve'd like to demonstrate you Commercial Trust Co. NEW BRITATN. CONN. F inancial EXCHANGE REPORT Wall Street decidedly heavy day's session, the short reports that but money held at 6 per cent ¥ s sl this morning Wall Street, Closoo-Leaders, espe- | Thmpsnville Wtr Co pfd 28 struck a hedge, turned a somersault cially rail 1 food shares made fur- | Thmpsnville Wtr Co com 3§ and landed upside down in Gardner ther recoveries later, despite call| Manufacturing Co.’s. cemetery. [Fortunately neither man maney’s advance to 9 per cent. The|Aetna Nut Co ........ 32 ,35 | was hurt. When people who went to closing was irregular. Sales approxi- | Am Brass Co ... 235 |their rescue reached the cemetery, mated 1,250,000 shares. Am Hosiery ..... . both were strapped in, head down- AT Am Hardware Co .... 156 | ward with but a few inches between 3 y 3 Ao BINEr 00 v oo rioans 35 them and the ground. The plane was - e Y oriciStock Mixonan gellduotay | mim readiC ofprd s 313 4% | badly damaged. The plane arrived tions furnished by Richter & Co., [ Aut Refrir Co ... 110 Hevaiiastnight enlroute from Mineola members of the New York stock | Bigelow-Hfd Cpt Co com 91 L. E, for Boston s Bigelow-Hfd Spt Co com 91 | CPEI Billings & Spencer Co .133 TO BUY CAMP SITES. e Bristol Brass Corp 34 36 Tttt SV iR ALy e S e 55 Washington, June 24.—Without & High Low Close [ The Edward Balf Co ..100 TECOTQ IVOLSy (the sanALe '3‘1“ ap- Am Beet 85 85 85 | Case, Lekwd & Brnd Co °1 RrOVOSEAC CommIt Tnpn et ska Gold 3 3 Collins Co 180 the annual “!'n]y flpu‘ropnutmn biil Am Car & F 10014 Eagle Lock Co .. 08 O ea i egotiaticns foriwHISH are pend Am Can 567 Griflin Tob Co pfd ....10% espdsdis gre renem Am Loco 859 Holyoke Wtr Pwr Co ..410 |'ne Smelt ernatl Silver pfd 96 T R Tl i o | BREWERY MEN STRIKE At Tel & Tel FehnsPratt Go 335 Meriden, June 24.—Thirty men em- Anaconda Cop . .. Landers F & C .... 6914 71 ploved by the Connecticut Breweries e e e e i o S0 company, the headquarters of which A 10414 Natl Miiina Damp Col 30 are in Bridgeport, struck today Be- SR s N B Mackine Co Miitec 70 cause the management would not BRT S [ New DeptiMte Co pid 10 guarantee them work after July 1 2 4 e : q ‘Wages and hours are not a factor in Beth Steel B 85 iles B P Co pfd 98 I B enge Sutte Superior 27 Niles B P Co com 130 132 e e Can Puc 16114 North & Judd Mtg Co .. 90 O R e R Cen Leatl 10415 101 Peck Stow & Wileox 43 | GOVER2 S A ENT. Ches & Ohio 6 6514 Plimpton Mfg Co Hartford. June 24.—Dr. Charles L. China Cop £5% 441 Pratt & Whitney pfd 88 } Colion, deputy cattle commissioner, | Chi Mil & St Paul 42 12 Russell Mfg Co .......340 has been appolnted by Goversor Holo lCol F & 1 16 46 Smyth Mfg Co -170 | comb a member of the state board o Crucible Steel 91 89 Stand Scw Co pfd 11 veterinary registration for a term of Distillers Se A Stand Scw Co com 380 395 five vears from July 1, to succeed Dr. Erie 18 173 ,\'v:unb v & L Co .390 410 Frank A. Ingram of this city. | Evie 15t pfa anley Works 107 110 — —— | Goodrich Ttub 7 Taylor & Fenn ........240 Rights 60| T.B. COMMISSION MEETING. | Great Nor ptd 9TH S Terry Steam Tur Co ; | Hartford, June 24.—The tubercu- i « Nor Ore Cotfs. 461 453 rrington Co pfd | losis commission will meet Wednesday { Inspiration 601 8% 5 ington Co com | when it Is expected the contract for Interboro fa 27 715 271, & Hine . 50 : establishment of central laundry ia Kansas City so it 0ty 827 Mfg Co 108 118 | Hartford for all the tuberculosis san- Kennecott Cop 2 38% 389 avelope Co pfd ..109 111 | atoria in the state will be awarded : Steel s01, s17 Envelope Co com . .220 | The ecast will be in the neighborhood Lehigh Vo 31z 133 | Whitlock Coil Pipe > | of $25,000 | Max Mot com 17 453 46% | | Mex Petrc L8 R R T T S D TR T | Xatl Lead % | z IN ¥ C & Hua 8114 3 S C ‘ : Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. i ECESTT RGO L A STRONG, RELIABLE CORPORATION | . . i West ....107% organized and qualified through years of efficient, i1S S Co.. 39 | Penn R 1 16 trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardxan. ir“.,,v s Ga 11 ~outor or Admiristrator. t s 4 Capital $750,000. Surplus and Profits $1,000,000 | 59 ST 108 T d Safe D C | Rep1&spra ... 108 Connecticut Trust an e eposlt 0. I So Ea 1024 HARTFORD. CONN. M. H. WHAPLE So Ry L% Ry DEAS b0 We Can Assist You | WALL STREET STI]EK 10:30 a m.—Stocks were the opening of to- interest adop- Union Pac | ing a mote aggressive attitude ‘on the | ynited Fruit { Property Valued at $65,000 Changes prospect of higher money rates for | yin cop . 86% 86% the balance of the month. General |11 § Rub Co 1243% 127 Hands When Park and Chestnnut Motors, whict featured esterday’s T 8§ Stee 05 8 fotor EHCH Jesterdayis B nds Sueal 10512 1083 | Street Blocks Is Sold. trading at an eight point advance, soon | yva Gar Chem .. 82 81 82 forfeited virtually all its gain and | Westinghouse 56% 56% | Two important real estate deals have losses of 1 to 3 points were made by | Western Union ... 893, 89% | been consummated within the past Studebaker, Marine Pfd., American | Willys Overland 5% | 24 hours, involving the purchase of International, United Fruit, U. &, properties valued at $65,000. Through Steel, Crucible Steel, Baldwin Loco- | T. W. O'Connor, Dwyer & Burns, have motive, Corn Products, Texas and i sold their block on Park street to Pacific, Industrial ‘Alcohol, Utah 0P~ | o otations furnished by Goodwin, | Sémuel Greenstein of Suffern, N. Y. per and the leading oils. Boach & Company, T. F. Lee, local| Morris Rothstein and Benjamin Hor- Wall Strect Noon—The market dis- | [ [S908 © i Vitz, proprietors of the National Ma. played unexpected recuperative pow- June 24, 1919. ket company on Arch street. The ome of the more serious losses Bid reported price is $40,000. The pro- g largely regained in the first| . . yncurance .......318 perty was erected a few years ago by r f{ru(vf, “mjn‘\v-u{ strength- | o0 Fire aila%0 425 |J. M Curtin and sonsists of twWo ‘.f:f“ ,.l,x.yi‘ .,,', ,n \w! :» . ,‘f;,“z ‘, lrfiilllh'(;'\- Hartford Fire | stores and nine tenements. Tt has @& Reading and New York Central, the |\ ‘i na1 pire . Trontage of 800 feet with a deptiisof rally extended to equipments, rubbers | - Cin 7 ) and food shares. Covering of short | LhOCHIX Fire . 470 | 200 s sl Attt i & Short | o hdard Fire 60 H. D. Humphrey has k. contracts v reported in shippings [ SFROAT G e e T “h 3 and general motors rcbounded al- Los MoAIce) 3 g oenoes on chestil S ¥ Lifc and Indemnity Ins known as “The Parker,” ost & points. Oils made little re- = = 5 BL BiE mace Companies, man. The sale price is § covery, however, and steels continued T : L e : Aetna Cas & Surety 555 S under pressure. Interest centered in |4 on® 18 705 710 ) money conditions because of their | 40tna lfe n e ¢ HAVE NARROW 1SCAPE. direct bearing upon speculation. Call | Conn Gen Life ........690 e =EES B b h o Hartford Steam Boiler .380 390 |Adrplane Turns Turtie and Occupants 1:30 p. m.—Popular stocks were | Travele i 830 40 Are Pinned Underneath. subjected to greater unsettlement at | - Public e ,"‘ e New: Liondon' Juns. 24 2 mid-day. Oils, motors, shippings, | TfQ Oty Gas Lt Co prd . 43 bt Sl e Sl leathers and textiles made extreme |Ilfd City Gas Lt Co com 35 s i ML D losses of 3 to 8 points with rallies of | Hfd Blec Lt & Pr Co oS Dby Dieut B8 SDonxliaop st Seliine waslaccs ipisiadisy | ok Gon L& BriColptd S. A, and carrying a non.commis- banks were calling loans; YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW BRITATN, CONS GOODWIN BEACH & CO. Room 410 National Bank Buflding. Telephone 3120, T. FRANK LEFE, Manager Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Stock Bought and Sold JUDD & CO. Kuums 309-310 National Bank Bldg. W. T. SLOPER. Mgr. ( Tel. 45, WE WILL BUY AMERICAN HARDWARE NORTH & JUDD’S N Nor Con Lt & Pr Co com S N E Teléphone sioned observer in attempting a take- off from Mitchell field