New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 28, 1920, Page 10

24 PRIZES $ 3000 500 500 500 25 %%%%%%Sfl@%%%%%%%%%%%% § GONNECTIGUT AIDR. 1’5 FIGHT ] Have This State Join Wets in Opposing Law John F. Vail. a at the capitol flolcomb with of Connec- nd iu the court pro- ford. Jan. ork lawyer: w to see Governor fo getting the join with Rhode before the U. the validity amendment. governor w pston. After ive cret torney il said he to present or. Vail and his law firm represeunt w York Hotel sociation, the ssociation of New York and pnnecticut Hotel = tion in Iht before the supreme court in tion with Rhode Island. He day that New Jer nd Con- t were the only o join Rhode I t Governor Edwards had already put his supreme ot the 18t home in reing with tuckley Heul. with the s at his conl John neral Frank ¥ would 1 the ive case io <soci of state in OF PROF. BAILEY | corporation MYSTERY PATIENT” le Instructor a Ycear Ago—- Now . in Hartford Insanc E= Asylum. —-Friends professor oi at Yale, Havcn Jan. 2 filiam B. Bailey, 1 philanthrophy known authority on jcs, werc astonished by om Hartford yesterday ystery patient” at the flospital in that city, who anything about f, had been identified as wife of the professor. dentification was made by *lay, an attorney and Y the city, who is Mrs. Bailey. She 0 be suffering from a serious If insanity, accerding to d authoritie nd has been d in tho Hartford Retreat for ane. [Baileys were 1905. Mr: zie Jewett. ar-old daughter, e professor herc. ago, rding to ily, Mrs. Bailey | oms n the Yale ponths ago Mrs. d.to- have gone in the West, Prfessors friends declare peatedly made efforts to urn to her home without jd when she disappeared some 0 he made insistent efforts o Mun had har Mrs. was & ed in Syra- ouple have who resides More than friends of. home. She campus. Bailey was un- to live wiih he hav Bailey appeared in Harifo December. She obtained em- t in the department store mith & Co., where she worled eriod under an assumed name. bk rooms with a family of people, who knew her s Danielson of St. Paul, Minn ' no intimation apparently htity until she reached the hos- hen an inv. tion results1 - reaching her attorney. Mr. arranged for her confipement [Hartfora Retreat. 0 BAD BOYS CAUGHT. on his wai to the police this morning, Captain T. W. detected o boy acting sus- in the doorway at Fox's He questioned the lad, and wwith him to ihe station. The er notified the cuptain that s inside the building nd crouching under seats jcony The bo Flovd and Albert Mankus, who ung admitted that they a Lincoln street house afteroon and to a small Loy the ccuring 12 cents. Floyvd that he stol Lelonging ristesen of South High str e had sent < money. R Il ANNUAL BANQUET. Columbia, Daughters of Cas- ld s 15th annual banquet in Elks hall were present. The ey, John T. Winte liivan Mr: jung He in Al- arc had on have me also $5 to and M nder Jave- COUPLE MARRIED. Balukonis and Je tus, who were arraigned ourt thisx morning on a chs oper gonduct, secured a mar- gense gfter coqrt this were subsequently married. obable that the charge aguinst “will be nolled in court, phine in of ! and | social | the that Al- | found | the { swimming t fare that ia him on an errand e | morn- | i Ba 5% rdeck’s Hall PRk B BN BRPRERNEPRRR FAIR=—— Feb. 6 to 16 Inclusive PRISKISIS RIS PR B 45 B D B B PR PR PR B B Entertainment Dancing Booths Galore i Fun for all {KOSCIUSKO POST | NOW INCORPORATED | Polish World War Veterans Incorpor- ate and Submit Peospoectus Show- Planned Activity. incorporation for Kos- World War Veteran received by the otficers o niz: m ound o appoved at the ofiice of the The post plans niem- s and a drive for ch to build and equip a Temporary club roon: few weels on Main | | | i i | i 1 . been at club hot wil ovened in a Ih ans of “physical, Pol mental the and spiritual wel- plan, however ip to vete ke invited to join fo the mutual benet to be obtainec The articles of incorporation by the building committee the organization, John J. Janitis, V ceni Luty, Lewis Hube and Wi liam P. Sikora. Albin s pros- | ident. In the prospectus, the assaciation | announces its plan to seek subscrip- ! tions to the amount of $50,000 for the Burpose of building the new home. Reading rooms, bowling alle: bil- liard tables, gyvmnasium facilities, nks and an assembly hail among the features planned. It Iso planned to org: building ! for the purpose of selling Requirements for membership | the applicant be 16 yvears of and have the approval of | 1 later to Dbe ap- ¢ post will be or- ! nized for boys under the age of 16. At a meeting Sunday afternoon in | Warsaw hall, further plans will bhe . discussed. It is not limit the members outside Gl be s ned of in- g sackel are is stock. age or over governing pointed. An Lynch's —advt. orchestra at the Elks’ fair. RESIGNS AH AMBASSADORSHIP Gets Out Because of the Difficulties of Reconciling Washington and Carranza’s Government. Washington, Jan. B Press.)—Henry Fletcher has r as United States ambussador to Mex- ico to tuke effect in the course of the next few weeks, Mr. Fletcher's frienc ¥ he is con- vin that a continuatien of the ef- forts he has made during the four veurs in which he has held this im- portant pust to bring the Carranza government into accord with the shington government the many ating issucs which arisen ! would e futile. le terming diplomatic with g (Associated on have 18 yeurs of service In | Lranch of the govern- 2t regret and without rticular for his future. | resignation was not hasti- upon and in fact last | souzht minate hi the department, ! in in Wash- to the secre- not only to| tin America. ‘her returned from g¢ and the affairs of there since that time : have been conducted ¥ Georgze T. Summerlin as charge d'affaires. FREIGHT HANDL Boston, Jan. bandlers emploved Maine vailroad i terminals in 1 enforce dewmands for of the ment any b Fletcher's Iy determined summer he 21t with but induce ington to act tary in maiters Mexico hut to Ambassador Mexico a vear the embas or velating TS STRIKE. Union by the water city freight Doston & and mail * a number ion lead- Bos- roads noon id Albany join th on & wotld hour. Alpt night. orchestra dvt. H. S. DRAMATIC | New ! present | at the i Mrs. | Steven Andrews : ing room; : two second I Fr: CLUB IN PLAYETS Three short Dramas To Be Enacted By student Thespians—Bas- ketball Friday. The Amphion Dramatic club of the Eritain Public High school will thre plavs tomorrew evening school auditorium. The progranm is as foll out enir Spoor which deals leciing souven Walter Varnel Cleo Vainel, his wife Lydia Varvel, his s 2! The hotel manuger ... Place—Reception room ionable hotel. Timoa-—Present. “Moth Bali 4 short cne-act pl: to show the place of women in public and at home. The o o ith the The cs Walter 101t one-ast play fad of col- ht oote Crumpre Tsubeil in a successful playwright Aline Nelson eretary Lita Cowles Inez Campbeli - home in Massachd- = ugus, her Deane, an ng’ s0c] |Nv play Management,” full of excite- The cast is as a tw 0-.’1()‘ ment and follov James Mainwaring ......... Virginia Slade (Algred Siebert) engaged to Miss Louise Page (Veronica Noble) Telford Brown (John Whité) en- zaged to Miss Sylvia Throng (Bernadinc Waliker). Frederick Liecester (Huriburt Gri wold) engaged fo M Jane Brewster (Ethel Lester) Place—Act 1. the Mainwaring Hv- Act TI., Same, one hour la- ter. Time-—Last Saturday cvening. The following musical program will be rendered by. the High school or- chestra: “Roamin’ in the Gloamin'" ... ... H. Luander J. Brahms | F. Thome | Greig “Hungarian an(‘c “Simple Aven” “To Spring” . “‘Cossack’s Re\\]a . [ Tschakoff The first annual dance of the New Britain Trade School Social and Ath- | ietic association will take place Wed- nesday evening, February 4th, 1920, at the High school gymnasium. The High School Jazz orchestra wil] fur- | nish the music. “ The New Britain High school bas, | ketball team will play the Hartford High team in the Hopkins street gymnasium next Friday evening, at 8:30. A preliminary game between teams from the same schoo! wili be plaved at 7:30. L teachers of the Academic builded ing sent a potted plant to Mr. J. Campbell, o teacher of physics at the High school. Mr. Campbell has been | in \\llh rheumatic troubie for over { through which she PLANE MIGHT SIGNAL. So Says Astronomer Royal in London | of Wircless Sounds. London, Jan. 28.—Discussing the gnals described yesterda) Marconi as having been re- interruptions of by Sighor ceived in the form of the Alarconi wireless instruments, 2k W. Dyson, astronomer today admitted that in his opinion wus quite possibie to 2 other an = He was not prepaved to Lt the tin and greater io des MASTER A weeting of employing all B building trade, will lock tomorrow Chzmber of Conuaer sort of the commit tion, fored at last will submit a Vgpuv'l. ister huilder: of heip held at rooms. on n k he at the The arbitra- FRECKLES AND HIS F RlENDS GEE «»qu‘r’s‘ ‘m' MATTER WITH You 3 COURSE POP'S AVWAYS BEEN QUR Dop! ) 2, 1 BETeuwA L) BE WUZZAT- i event. that it was ready to assume and car. | mittee shall ! the district committee in making all : work to | “Godmother fwas in 1 aid given s from | RABBI WISE TO ADDRESS ZIONISTS Prominent Jew Was Dclegate to Peace Council—Here Feb- ruary 17. has reached the loc Zionist ¢ committee that Rabbi Stephen S. Wise the noted orator and Jewish leader. will speak here in the interest of the local drive for th Pal restoration fund on Febr ary Rabbi Wise has spoken New Britain twice before, but this the t time he will speak in tl cit the inte of Zionism. has recently returned from the Pe Conference in Paris where reps sented, along with several other del Definite word al ! gates, the Jews of America. At a4 meeting of the executive com- mittee held lasi night in Talmud Torah hall, plans were made to mak the visit of Rabbi W a notabie Chairman Morris Cohn, who is manager of the campaign, an- nounced that he has Maurice 1. Glazier as director of the campaign with Dr. M. S. Dunn as aid. It was decided that during the cam- paign all other Zionist activities be suspended. The Hadagsah committes reported out its share of the work. cided that Hadassah d be responsible ! for the raising of $2.000 among the i Jewish women of the city that all the plans for the Rabbi W left to it and that the Hadassah com- act in conjunction with the arrangements for the biz mass ! meeting. A telegram has reached the local committee from the National quarters stating that among the first be undertaken in Palestine after the drive is completed will be the patriation of 8,000 refugees from the districts of Russia Galicia and Ukrania. { “MOTHER OF POILUS” ADDRESSES MEETING Mademoisclle Merle d'ubigne Tells of Refugee Work and Famed Catalogue System. Mademoiselle Merle of the Poilus, ceived by the McAll Mission third quarterly mecting vesterd crnoon the home of Miss Frunces Whittl: and addressed the gather- ing upon the nature of her the benefits being derived from the McAN Mission work. The meeting charge of Acting President Mrs. Charles 1. Mitchell and the speaker was introduced by Honorary President Mrs. Frederick H. Churchill d’Aubigne, was re- at i of Eoston. tcld of the Ler in her The spealer system used by catalogue work and received the title of “Mother of the Poilus,” touching also upon ker work among the refu- zees. ai Lille. The success of her ef- forts was brought about through the by the McAll Mission, she Tn behalf of her own of securing funds for the the children of France, the speaker told of the great nceds and the nominal amount of monev equired for adcption as compared ith benefits brought about. But $50 ar is required for the smaller ildren and $106 a year for the arger oves. ; e additional members L vesterduy’s meeting. ession conchided with th, rench songs by Mrs. H. E demoiselic d’Aublgne w the city, at the home Mitchell of Ttussell strec the work of receiving for children. She week. explained. cause that support of Horton. of o comple! subseriptions ave in about est hit of the auto s Motor company exhibits. AL E\GH’( VALL 216»\‘(» WELL JUST Go AW ASK HIM- ou-u-u- GEE u:‘\ | Nou MusT BE CRALY- GUESS T AINT CRATY- appointed | ise dinner be ; head- ! its | work ang | singing of | Miss May $mith of 26 ! is a patient at the Hartford hospital. Mrs. John A. Andrews of 79 Bassett treet left this morning for New York city, where she will be joined by Miss of the Beachwood school for girl Jenkintdwn, Pa., and Miss Ruby of the Russell Sage college, Troy, The Nmith s directors of tie held a specizl session Britain club this afternoo Mr. and Mrs. L. Bruemmer of 223 Maple streeture being congratu- lated oh the birth of a daughter, born yesterday at the Now Britaiu Geueral hospital. The child weighed 9 pounds at birth. Both daughter and mother are doing well. A daughter jorn yesterday the New Britain General hospitu Mrs. Louis Druemmer _Maple street. Boy at the WL an employe received inju to his arm and ulder while work this morning, nd was admit- ted to the New i riuain General pital for treatment. The State Board will make known in action in the matter of the Kauf- man drug company of Hartford, the owner of which was found guilty in the lower courts for drugs. The board has the power to suspend or revoke the license of the druggist found guilty of such prac- tice. J. W. Marsland of { son Drug company is president of board. An cxamination for pharmacists was held in the Hartford capiiol yes- terday, 26 senior and 30 junior macists taking the examination. ew Britain man took the examina- tion. These examinations { four times a year. The “get-together” e at of Pharmacists a few days its meeting of the held at the home of Mis | White Oak. Thursday is postponed Feb. 5th, owing to the illne Sharpe. harpe at evening, is of Miss OUSTED FROM HOTEL Women iffrage Made to Move From Their quarters Officers. Trenton, N. J.. mand of Jame county ‘democratic enemy of woman suffrage. headquar- !ters of the National Woman's party. have been ousted from the Hotel ! Sterling, one of the most prominent hotels here, by nil Miclke, propri For year: fight ags prohibition woman suff: New Jersey and his political headquarters have usual- {1y bzen at the Sterling. When he arrive re last night to keep in touch with the legislature, | Nugent found suffrage banners and signs spread all over the front win- | dows of the hotel. The democratic leader told his chief aide, BEdward Handley. cilerk of the house la ! year, to inform Mielke that the suf- frage propag must be removed rom the hotel he would take up quarters el 1ere in the city. Handley carricd the mes the banners and dec once removed. ejectment wa Betty Gram and tield worke: tional Woman's party, when ordered to do s tie signs and buanne hotel. ugent hus e. of & —At the de- Nugent, Jan. R. nst ge in o story of fied yesterday b Mi i and establ . CONVE —Seven hundred = from North Atl the Wom Tnion w in Amerie: foreign of Tem perance two days’ meet- 1s for extending s for women of pirth to 15,000 local branches of the o nizaticn throushout 1k country were unitounced by i orah Livingstone of Connect club | New hos- ! the dilution of ; the Dickin- | ne | phar- | One | are held | Burritt Grange minstrel troupe, to be ! until Thursday evening, Head- | Essex leader and bitter | Nugent has directed ! and | were at the tended the | TO EXECUTE HAMBY TOMORROW NIGHT‘ AUTOMOBILE SHOW IS DRAWING WELL Hundreds Plead to Sce Murderer of | Big Display in State Armory on Arch kno real teet! able the Two Brooklyn Bank Clerks wn name ives and United State: death in s as D vk, Jan. Gordon unknown, one of —The murderer Fawcett Hamby, classed the most remark- cold-blooded = Sing night for murder: Iyn . bery more . ness the death received probable that been s will and Savings Dec. v on thar be p: newspaper Twenty-si 2 the there n 300 191 of by rison men. ears ol ill pri; De Witt €. and Henry Coons in the East Brook- bank hold-up 5 xecu hee: applications to Hamby Warden the only witnesses officials, n d, the thoughtful student. to his own tale, {ing | many | Wild West several ban m him. After the “he two Brooklyn week: ! to Tacoma, home of prac ing the efli lolster from the pocket. killed ife tice. impri; marks h his caused brought was German Fmance Minister Stlll in Weak Condition Organization | 3 minister of Mon by rmer cudet, Her Al magd firmly Another il phy: doub! he 1day as Davis ks and manner, en who shooting bnk in the city Wash, Robert Dz . str wd u A compared and sonment made to ie r to at murder tell here , Bardeck's hall, Feb. 6-16. v finance r Brzberger was n X de lod, be sicians, debrand. P formed a union here, decided on min- imum salarres and contract for Marchal. drovping route, The agenc ard Second Lieut. fiew lamations on clected pr will open an benefit of an a been i th ill AVIATORS FORM UNION. aris, form 1CTOS sterday weak. zad in the consyltation held tomorrow Flesch and Dr. eri be m n suc Hamb:; Yet, he and robber; Hamby rems and then opping t ument acy of shooting from stores i and tried to Flamby revolver target aro. with Tacom Mrs. Hamby was| sen Da in the polic and con ice who Oltwig von remains co! Hir unimproved. without his'temperature registering heit but his pulse was 120 and he con- tinued very 9 ray examination of the wour showed Jan. of Antoin German Berlir a study o its members. ( mfl\ ell building on of in The and is incorpor ed Deb-e! enguge springs for capital in of $50.000. the manu watches. e en dent. employment cident insurance 5 15 adopted a stand- the old Main street ear firm is a br Foresty of Tae of ha premier and the sheulder over his ¢ hetween wide Attention. The automobile ‘armory this w of Company M pany 1, Veteran show at by de- Corps, is minals in sent to tomorrow Peal the state. the best for the si are being They all say it hows they have e. A large number old and rob- ably place their order Charles interest, wit- having 1: c cessories h ! plete this year. ith an ! cxhibition at the show. makes of stora; play and the | to explain the { The Stanley Work line of garage ha displayed at the Bros. There a on the models of 1 the market for would do well immediately The Lawes. physicians ma rdware booth of many 20. car to place it is stated The c how and looks accord- s robbed typical killed frustrate n this at nea went the ard and no week. The d by BEGINS SUIT Robert B, Ko the se regard- the | shooting hot and tenced zerreis. Actor, Recover $100.000 From avis about Brooklyn and victed. of the Players’ Club, he | New York, n to $100,000 members of the Player ihem John Drew, Fran Otis Skinner. alleging nounced him a friend of the kaiser and a before and after America’s the w: - Kegerreis during the period slanders he wa: izen and i from the Plaj after feilow his loyalty later hy Justice that ndition of shot of the schfeld, a fever, 8.6 fahrn- o of bullet blade. se his Prof. Hil- ; ment of due: ¥ previous The committee for crg afternoon, the Teac week. sterday ons o ' assoc members. The group is made who proj has ion for and for u of Douglas el to Miss 1154 Stanley the home rund at the tt their There is a are all on will the Connecticut State 1tion in Hartford next Street Is Attracting State- of and many have looking ‘over the cars and will prob- before the show™ state -k under the uuspices{ ate Guard and Com- cting many well known automobile men of is one ever of seen cars been is com- Evervthing that goes automobile can be found on various sp! o batteries are on dis- n in charge are ready working of a battery. es a complete and this is Rackliffe improvements Any person in ring rder better to place the or- music last Charter Wi —Robert begun suit umages from ' club, among s Wilson and they pro-German, Sp: ent all club in Junc, 1 members had questiored but was reinstated a year a supreme c ould Members B. 26 de- a both into states in his papers that eged 918, ourt The actor declares he was expelled the second time for alleged non-pax- arged to him during conference. clected ut a mecting of school teach- attend up nd Gritzmacher and Clark. Niles of of and 34 of Miss Elizabet ws of Stanley street this after- A n to 1ok ndidaie announced toda :ndidate for ion for governo naries on a pl he elimination of t alism and « =Ty pru,i[eufl’n‘ CRADLE NOTE. daughter M thei anutuc- DBeaton & pound horn to Bickerton at AMr. Bickerton B post office niac has Willet ter. will ha firm of POPA~ WUZZAT VOV ALWAYS OUR. Y0P 7-TAG SAD OU WUZINT! Wiy, oF COVES'E- TVE ALWAYS BEEA Youl, FATUER = Mow Siuy ! WELL, WHO WVT. OUR POP WHEN relatives at orm e radicals stic legislation and the republ 1