New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1920, Page 11

UNDERWEAR S 3 NOW S$1.68. SPECLAL {THE WISt MAN ! KEEPS ON | ADDING 7O H1S ROLL \ roll by expenli- adds i~ in nan to carend But don’t stint yourselt when it comes to cloth Look like 1 it may ~alary. \ priced man somethin your IUs bound to add to satisfaction. Your ot your this mosave @ chasing Anyhow of money wardrobe at hop—other The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. you by HEAD OF POLISH VETS SIDES WITH PASTOR Declares Kosciusko Post Is Divided - on Merits of Community House— Like Family Squabble. the Kos- War he irman of diect for Worid Balkir che Gouse | of Polish kinz for Albin community ciusko post Veterans, s m post id. has sweepin of statements 1 i action would be « ir v. Lucyat Bojnowski for utterances 1gainst the po wyer Stan- ley Tra ained 3 counsel. 101 that the v like a family squabble was not for out- siders He was survrised to read in fast night's lierald of the alleged at- tack of Father Boinowski, and stated “hat the move on the D of the committee give the project the publicity that it has been ziven late- Iy, was not officially supported by the President Bakiel says that he entive accord with IFather Boj- in the matter and that a of the organization are with e did admit, however, th organization divided the but referred to the wholc hing as a family affair which did n congern outsiders in the le: wdvertisem which have in the newspapers were not «d by the posi nor the president of e organization. Any advertisements there wers to b o b rred to Mr, Bakiel (0, 1, inspection been done. AMr. Bakiel pub- Teity given the wants it known that is ne in f that L <t o ski had M, ter i d to is in nowski number him, the watter e appeared ny werg for his has not orves the atfair and organization inowski but ind but thi dey the of vat he s ivor REENEY DIEsS SUDDENLY. Well Known Carpenter With Heart Tichacl sireet, a sudden nizht ut ireade. ihe Yailure. onble On Arcade. Reeney, known 3 of carpenter. 5 242 died last Connecii- well about store pany o’clock the the railroad in front of with heart to fall by a him the mo- in the ot Hat He when He was passerby. who ca where he jater. A the on kinz stricken en ried expired union <« of wits store into, few rd in identifics mer pocket tion, Medjcal was = means Harry and W\ he heart f: El- ave il- Exam:ner summoned, of death due to ‘hout 60 e he The the ure cause eney was a widower 15 not been of over a v hody & Haffe b of of He and a cmployed was urne rrant dertuli Mr. h 1 hein families that town three brothers eney was native r member snrvived by v The w Hartford wneral will maculate Conception shipped 1o afternoon. and tk helé at the church in mornin this be that STANLEY Stanley their re ternoon at hall in Main street George T. Me Manstield 1’ town, will The Stanies and NOT! will ow G. 4 1y meetinz tonr ) o'clock in the Sovereigns bu Department « ch and his No of Middle- ntertained by the p Women's Ielief Corps Veterans Auxilic have to be The lalics serve a light £l AN SR wil dress and John hold = i 160 nmander staft the Sons of een ited lunch. wive a short Woodward and vaves Mrs two Sy will will render vocul Mrs. Cora H 1. 1625-2 Any ilour, Day or Nigbt. TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS YRTLIS St., East End Oflice, 153 Jubilee St Tel 1451-2, \ttendant—rFree Use of Parlors, raker: for Upbolstering. Te Lanly Orders FUNERAL DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. THE FUNERAL HOME ‘an Parlors 15 Walnut Street Telephone. omco to | cemetery, The | support- | Stricken | Main | i police his { vears old, | New | the i Tm- ¢ Major Rounillard-Linton Camp ys Its Last t Tribute to “Con™ Anderson. Whe ( Was a Member. Thie uneral “Con’ Ander: Rouillard-1 and afternoonr, accorded by his 1ton camp, Soldiers, 1ssociation. the member were on o full litary | i { { i or Marines i i FRANK C. ANDERSON. the camp turned out. uniformed, ¥ him last tribute. Maj Hatry ~A. Hargreaves led the e ice men to the home and to i where a volley of shots was | the camp bugler sounded ! C. J. Vahlstron, acting in of Rev. G. E. Pihl, pastor of the Swedish Bethany church, was in charge of the services at the home at 2:15 o'clock and in the Erwin Mor- chapel at 3 o’clock. Interment Fairview cemete The firing squad wa Lieutenant Orville S. consisted of Henry Overstrom, Philin | Nelson, Joseph Kenney, John Hear:, ank Campbe George Scarlett, Henry Gardner and William Gregory, all of whom werec members of local units of the National Guard with the deceased and who later served as memt of the Yankee Division in France. The flower bearers wero Russell Frost and Walter Rosensweis. The buglers were Theodore Scheutze dnd Henry Gregor Philip Bloom- Guist, Olson, Harold Thompson, Eric Carlson. Raymond I and John Curtin acted as pall bearer CITY ITEMS il The Lady Owls will hold a regu ting tomorrow evening in Electric 1 at 5 o'cock. James O'Brien, New York police visitor in > M. Tucker, of the Raphael Depari- ment store. reported to the police this morning that a skirt had been stolen omi a show case during Sunday ht Mrs, Jumes F. Kitson, department. reported to this morning the loss of zine Companies Nos. 1. 3 and 4 -re called out by a still alarm shor 1|'x{‘r 6 o'clock this morning to 1 hington street. where a slight f pund in an Armenian club room. was nominal, Thomas W. Grace, of 1! department, is indisposed at h on Vine street nall boys were taken the police today on having been implicated the store S ette street for the boara of | one week from the afternoon | o'clock in the | ttings will be held this | ot ser and Rev. red in charge of Ventres aud | member of department, is a of the health the pol $25. home Two custody by picion of the burg kowski at last r will - from 7:30 No into sus- in yoat { 33 Lafu ion held to 3 in be evening week The secon “Sex Hy given every Yo AL G A livered tomorrow Dr. F. X. Seerley, Chales Pazzanizi was arrested thi morning on o complaint chargine non-support and he will be arraig in police court tomorrow morni series of addresses iene” which are io ba Wednesday evening in tho banquet hall, will be d evening at § o'cloc! of Boston. FORSELL—COOKE. The wedding of Miss Katheri (‘ooke to Francis sell took plac this afternoon ‘clock in t! rectory of Andrew’s Catholic church, Rev. Edward V. Grikis per- ‘'ormed the ceremony. Henry Forsel Lrother of the bridegroom. acted as hest man and Emma Osperg, niece of the bride, was bridesmaid. The cou- ple will spend their honeymoon in New York and New Jersey and will be at home to friends Februar w SHORT CALENDAR CASES Two ¢ are listed on the short calendar ket of the city court at ® o'clock Fri afternoon. 7 Teresa Melro. Povik, answer or Henry Nowicki for th vers Starley J. Traceski Rachlin for the defendant; czKowski inst Mike Sov or defaull, Lawyer Henry plaintiff. Lewyer for t are default, La plaintifr, and Drving IKarol Bu- tie srost for Rin 1919 MARKERS GOOD YET. Commissioner Francis M. H New automobile son ified Comimis=eior eckel of the Connec ficiut copunission. that owil tion of mail and busin due to the storm. an wnted owners Yor machines’ 5 until March 1, 1 of -om- | York state mi hars Rohbins B. ho not conge te: chauf- -Ic to use 1 o'clock re ltam \]( !r Ja John k Rev. M ! requiem placed in | cemetery. hi for dletown, th se his early { where an he NEW .BRITAIN Deaths and bunerals hela Ma rvices A solem was cele Kraus: acon and Rev, -deacon. The neis Halloran, mes H quiem loran, an J. ters ttal ary's . Wi new N Rev. pullbearers M. Jose ph this morni ary’s were. H Thomas da J or L cemete ohn luctec Michael Hucl. funeral of this mor Andrew’s uie Bridzet Gafiney reral of A of Wethe with 9 o'clo was high m the vault Clinton Beckley Spaulding. ulding “‘linton Beéckley s home at 44 d, yesterday. December ¢ adopted son phine ‘3. Spauldi life he enjoved For invalid, ce. Ipless ning Lithuanian iward V. of were lic with m 1 in the services clk. the ¢ tin Sp: Burton He was born in M A a ael [g 1igh Brid Mclne 1 the e com - in Huck vices hurch a Grikis o vauit Sce et Ga was in Rev. brant et T stry 18 Iva Man ent Wi de over 40 years he confined t W in John o) died eet, Hart- i and Jo Vv years of this ¢ ac nt- was o his be but his uncomplaining, cheerful spirit was a source of admiration among his friends. In spite of was a shut-in so lo interest in public aft of days with i he Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. wenue, She pneumo derkarten pupi r parents and Holm a the six Frank W. died this morning about She had been nia. Is. the fact old in Sury brother, Edward Lapointe. E ed last night at ihe en the | Grofe and M survived by fou Weal, Mr : A r dward Lapointe aged 51 own ste Craw that he daughter Holme: was iving are Philip years, Home. He M rford, Mr Georgianna Wollf, of Newark, N, J., and a brother. Lapointe of Hartford. have becn sent to New bu Mrs. stry of of pn i The held this afternoon his Be cen comrades The ben was o'clock funer ofiie [ vte anks to th . F. and C Fot rial. Mrs, Edward L $ receiv: M eet ha Ler sister. Southington cumonia. nch The of 1 news el Award Deatl W Julius Collins. funeral of late home rlin. metery. Many « attended Arnold Wal hel at 1 partors. ated and w cemetery. Andr . Juli at n )t the ter W interment Card of Thanks. wish to andry express e Foundry Dept. 2 department o us Hudsc his ¢ rvic “ollins 2 o’elock from | Jerse Edward Kranich, the death Kranich, due to Wi n street, Interment was in the M Hivil Sanben. fumerat of Arnold W this afternoon & J. our Iter at Doolittle’ * in since department o of Judd and all kind relativ Lov be! i Tov La Closing Supper au in ha an Lri up Jo oo e} M tions was who sym wement—the ed husband M Mrs thized death and father. Marcella Huck and Childre n of and L : North 1 ne us in o our OBSERVE ANNI'VERSARY dies” Auniliary. of 1l and Apj I'he xiliavy, niversar e d an int Mrs. Mary lcomed ends and done io; on hn n, locai A, Q. st turke) the gave in tire during the T. Wintc Stat “tions Mulco A piec read. ry fa 0 Yea oy branch H evenin supper mb an pa Among the ever R & President local ore na Miss M H. ¢ With ers and © st speak hing j Mary ounty ou men” vore ¢ written yes 1 | at 10 | DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY FINANCIAL WAL STREET STOCK ’i FXCHANGE REPORTS, Wa ame end Gains were ho motors final oils Hed 900.600 & I2xch Richte New York Stock a members stock Exchange i Feb. 17, Hish Low 1ialmers Mflg Am eet Sugar. . Am Can Am Car & Am Cot Uil . Am H & Leather. . Am Loco Am Smelt & Am Suz Ref Am Sum Tob Am T & T \m Woolen . Anacon Cop Ateh T & o At Guif & W 1 Baldwin Loco B & O Beth Steel BRI ¢ Can Pac Cen Leath Co Ches & Ohic Chi Mil & St Chi Rock I & Chile Cop Chino Cop Col F & 1 Corn Prod Crucible Steel Cuba Cane S Elk Horn Coal. cott-Johnson Allis=( 17dy Ref com B Tef. .. ist prd iston W& W | Gen Aotors Goodrich Co | Gt Nor pfd Inspiration | interboro Con { Int Mer Mar.. Int Mee Mar i el Relly Co Springfield | Kennec Copper steel Valle Lehigh Mex Petroleum Midvale Steel Missouri Pac Yev Cons N Y air N Y Central NN T e | Novrollk & W Brake ¢ Closs | T i Plin 1620, Ruetations ach & Co., furnished Goodw L o by local manager | ARTFORD STOLKS o Le i i i tns. Companics, IFire i Firo Livs Andt ine Comp Gt e \rH\r Life Conn General Life Hfd & m Boiley Travelers .. Rights Public Hid City Gas Htd City Gas Lt Co com Hfd Islce i4 Co Nor Con Lt & Pr Co pid So New Eng Tel Thmpsiville Wir ¢ Thmpsaviile Wtr Co com Utilitic Lt Co pfd Manufacturing Co.’s Aetna Nut Co Am Brass Co Am Hosiery Co Am Hardware Co Am Silver Co .. Am Thread Co prd Auto Refr r Co .. Ligelow-Hfd Cpt Co pfd Bigelow-Hfd Cpt Co em Billing pencer Co Bristol Brass Corp The Edw: Balf Co Collins Co i Colt’s \nm Co Lock C Ln wring Co . fin Tob Co pfd Hart & Cooley Co Hfd Auto Parts pfd .... Hfd Auto Parts ccm Holyoke Witr Pwr Co Inter) ver Co pfd .. Internat] Silver com . Johns-Pratt Co Landers. F & ¢ J R Monizomery Co Natl Marine Lamp Co . . N B Machine Co New Dept Mfz Co pid { Niles-Beni-Pond pfd Niles-Bem-Pond o cm North & Judd Mfg Co .. 77 Peck Stow & Wilcox bton 107 rd L10w us 106 : Loy e > pid o pfd 22 Seth Thomas Clk Co Smyth Mig Co Stand Scw Co pld Stand Scew Co com Stanley It & L Co Stanle, Works & Fenn cum on Co com 20 aylor Turis Co orvir pfd Torrir Traut & on o com Hine Envelope « pid Lo Envelope Co com Whitlock Coil Pine ‘o " Wallace F. Robinson Celebrates | Turkey ladies its 23d enjoyed president th the nt of Ar ers called i were Rev. l.eo Sulli- T. Crean President William s branch. endered Public Utilities Heads Oppose Coal Increase iy met oft the pr ne 1hey on wi wer ch 11 BATTLING ba Fr to from reached €3, Washinzton es of public here today oul commiissi e of given the 1 wonld to the public. o tes later hate to rease Lify coul hich Senator man Amo the e soclation and Railway ct WIT Norfolk. Conn.. reached this t om the east break through the west a East Ca ect the ling to a s FFeb. utilities investi opi on coal hecaus miners. have The tod are reiu Am pose 1 ir of same v be tion [ clinghuysen s the tion. ri ocin 17.—Itepresenta- associations nere be witn fore ommittes is presented Nautional Amertean ca El tion I SNOWBRRETS, el own now the work . be 17 since plow snow Rai clear No Aonc i drif! train Iroad men 1onight. { United United Re he Food Indu Rubbe el pid Utah Coppe! Va Car Chem W Westin, Iys Over IARING HOUSE York. Iu CL New balanc £60. PROMINENT WEDDING Blandriord Marquis of Marrics Mary Ceremony. Fel. ~The the Mare Duche London. Blandford. Marlborouzh, derbilt of New afternoon to 1he 1iterr ot sgarcet’s church, Westminster X the most import event of the kind since the m: Princess Patricia of Con- to Alexunder R. M. Rams: a rov Yor 1on. The nt e of it ik Te . Queen Marvy. Princess Queen Alexandra Urincess Louise, of witnessed the | ceremony : nd Duchess of : Marlborough, I2arl of Curzon, the foreisn and several other members of the zoverament s were and Kin secretary Dstiy brooeh 3 many i included a diamond King George and Quecn Mary, a diamond pendant from the Dowager Queen Alexandra and presents from 1011 1 ts wert members of the royal family. 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