New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1920, Page 11

KEEP QuIET ! VOCALLY anD ( ACTIVE £ PHYSIC A L LY IF You — manner of your aj talki Let the parcl do th tor you. istry are quict nes, but their 1t they Captains of indv and dignified at ti m~ ) ment. dress proclai men of juds th ook Exercise the discretion get a and rurnishings. you our fancy ~ale: $10.98 Special Bath Robe $15.00 $12.00 59.98 The Farrell Clothing Co. || 271 MAIN ST. Deaths E~ter Manchercifa. | thel, the three-year-old dauwghter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Mancarelk, of 126 High street, died Saturday night in the New Britain Gen The child was admitted inkdtution Saturday morning and Funerals. ral hos to the pital. Mrs, Prederick 1. Dobsoun. Mrs. Frederick H formerly this city. who died last | v. was brought to this city this noon and burial was in St A new cemeters. The hody of Doir- son of Meride of s Sheridan. "Fhe funeral of James Sheridan was held this morning with 1n Joseph's church at 8 A of was Re the W sor o'clock. requient Patrick Daly. mass Rev. solemn high cclebrated by Charles Kirby. a member of La llette missionary band, W cucon. and Rev. J. Leo Suilivan b-deacon. The bearers were Thomas ; Michael Clynes. Patrick | John Cautield. . Murray and The ower bearers Fee and William placed in the cemetory Was Conwyy, Grigen Charles ¢ ere Dr. Smith. yault in orrigan. Thomas The body St Mary nes R, Hallo of Mrs. ames held this morning Mary's church at # John T. Winters was| solemn hizh ma William A. Downe: © wi s new Mis, The fumery Zéalloran was with{ Sser in o'clock Rev. the celebrant of a Rev. of requiem: [LAST Y. M. C, A, MAN ‘ TO LEAVE FRANCE New merly York—Grover editor of or Dawe, for- Nation's Business ine, was the last man of the 4. forces to leave France. He saw all the activities of the army in France and cleaned up the Y. M. C. A work over there CITY ITEMS Mareh Victor Records Pierce & Co.—advt. Beatrice, the infant danghter of A and Mrs. Benjamin Demarest of West Main street is critically ill at the Hartford hospital Three of reparted health 303 $1.50 Dbluchers Dumon’s Shoe Sale.—advt. Bdward V. Curran a student University of Vermont, is home few days. He transferred to for the remainder of the year that he may nearer His mother is seriously ill. lurcka lodge, No. 3. K. of P., will work the first rank Wednesday night. John Norinzfak of McClintock road has taken a building permit for the addition of two rooms at a cost of £1.500, Bargain —advt. Work of remodeling for business off H. ¢, Wilson or store alterati Don't forget K Andreo lodge, i the first ndidares ega hall. Joseph on sale. C. 393 today scarlet to the fever were Loard of $3. now 0. the for at Trinity school nome. has be week at’ Besse-Leland's. Booth's hall s was started today. applied for a permit s 1o coxt $900, of €. Ball.-—Advt 0. 0. F.. will con- degree on u class of 12 Wednesday evening in W. Young street, and Amanda Lienty street, have macrnze lcense, Barzain week ady of 21 Williams L. Frisck of 148 beenf granted a at Besse-Lelanc s Wilson, hurch, | Rev, Jo-| emonics. | the | deacon; Rev. Jam of Tmmaculate sub-deacon, Ba master of ¢ Mrs Mary T. Crean sang during | << and as the hody was being born. | the church she rendered “lea: Land tigh There mdance of floral tributes. The pa carers weré ITrederick Russ John Halloran, ldward Heinze, D Bicl O'Tirien, Michael Moran and Jo!n i The flower bearers were AVilliam and Clinton Kelsev. Ret. James Wilson conducted the services at the in S, Mary's new cemetery. was Conception and the Hartford, saph W Y. an from tirul was tirul @ on Catlahan 1 Cole vault | | | | 7 | Catherine Nolan. | ine. the one year daughter 115 and nine Patri wke street, died the Hartford hospt pneumonia. Tha was held this atternoon and | was in St. Mary's new ceme- Owing to sickness in the was not held from M. J. Kenney's under- Nolan, o urday fal* of funeral burial tery, ily the Thome, | takinz cvening double fam- funeral the from rooms. Jobn Stradeck. he funeral John Stradeck fhela afternoon. Burial Bt. Mary's new cometery wa in ot s i was Christing Vensel, | held for Mur=. Funeral services wers this Afternoon Christine st Of - 545 fere held Nirection astor of chureh, cemetery. > Mrs, Frank Ver street. The servi ‘ from the home under ihe ff Rev. Dr. G. W. C. Hill | South Cong tional | | | o'clock of at Vense Arch wife e Lae in Fairview Buria was Manchucrella. el M. died Ester Manc the three and Mo, yester 126 vear Vin- | ay Hizh ster p1d dauvghter eno Manchere the home of hev : street. nts at PAMAGES FOR PALL. to claim New Britin, office of the Melzard, of 2 The claimant e atea: on an i and CLAL Notice of infent rom the City een filed at Clerk by lda gerford Court that February orning fell at Central park Juries 1o her aay hus Town Hum- of the L. she sustained Knee Leno Ru the twe Ler of his veur old ando Rudi pavents, § noon. The fu- | the home at afternoon and St Mary's Leno Rudi. Ir.iand Mrs. he home treet, vesterday aft neral will be held o’elock tomorrew erment wil) ery. son of | died at West | from k in be in ccnme- roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION CBT—Sunday money, between railway stiition Office. morning, sum ot Walnut street and Return to Herald 3-1-3d P Judl ) ustounded lant il for muking Horace been nmonia of Arch several strect, who weeks with rapid recov- ha pne ery. is > wdoption degree will be worked on (wo candidaies al the meeting of Alattehessett ihe I ORI S iy hail this evening, March ‘WVietor Engine Company No. 1 but vesterday afternoon to the awning in tfront of Ashle) ing storc Main street evidc rted by cigar dropyed from a window. March Vietor Records Pierce & Co.——advt. A daughter Alice Armald last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. « o = West Main street, March Vieter Records on & Co——advt. \lexandra lodge. |I. George, will hold meeting Wednesday ¢ Turner hal On Thursday afternoon t will entertained i Mrs. Walter Kingsbury. of street. week at Records on sale. C —advt was called a fire in cloth- The firz lighted on tly was sf on sale. C. born 1 was ase, of e, Picres OAETD regular husi- cening in St its ness members at lome or 154 Stanley arsain Besse-Lelund's, Municipal Garage Bilis Triple Ordinary Account The commissions were vhen they received bill for storage the municipal garage. the accounts were at times as large as the aver- -ount under old age in public msrages. that the incideral ex accompanxing the opening of the garvage have been responsible for the biz bills. apd nmembers of the commissions secmn satisfied to pay the hills until the place is well in opera- various city tod: their nd in most cases least three ge monihly ysiem of a ae: he s sto 1 probable penses CELEBRAT John 17 Mull [l IS BIRTHDAY, one ¢ the several Lirthday Jeap year, night. when 2ave him contain- in had o to observe a one four yvears, diue to surprise Saturday imber o dle representative of eve Me. Mnllen ent on tl sphere | htly until was d | Tcl. 1625-2 Amy Hour, Day or Nizht TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS MYRTLE St, East End Office, 153 Jubilee st., Tei. 1151-2. Attendant—Frce Use of Parloes, Take: for Upholstering. Lady Orders FUNERAL DIRECTORS Andrews & Dooliitle, Inc. THE FUNERAL HOME officc an? Parlors 15 Walnut Street- Telephone. T GOOD WAY W DR D, MONDAY, MARCH 19 20. 1, CAN'DRINK ONLY FOR RELIGION Collector Walsh Gets Ruling on Wine Which Jews May Use and How w it Hartford, Maren 1. nue Collecior James J. Walsh recent- Iy asked the department in Washing- ton for a ruling as to the quantity of wine that may be used by Jewish neople for religious ceremonies and how the wine may be sccured. The collector received today ruling on the subject. Jewish families after gaining the approval of the rabbi of their respec- tive congregations, who in_ turn wiil secure permits from the office of the prohibition enforcement director, may secure a maximum of 15 gallons of wine a year. Permission is granted the rabbi in each ¢ to make the wine himself and it is also provided that not more than the maximum amount may be made in the home for the purposes outlined. It is explained in connecti the ruling that “in view of the fact that for many centuries it has been he custom of Jewish families to make wine in their homes in connec tion with Sabbath observance, Pass over and other solemn feasts, permi sion for the continuance of the custom is recognized.” The wine may he drunk during the established religious ceremonies only. HARTFORD TROLLEY CRASH Internal Reve- a n with Icy Rails Cause Accident at South Green Early Th Morning—One Woman Hurt; Others Frightened. Mareh 1.—One woman injury to her hip and the shock four or five thrown to the and two carloads of re badly shaken up Britain-Hartford trolle) rear cnd of an At- Hartford, suffered an fainted from others were slightly hurt passengers w when a New crashed into th about 8:20 this morning. Mrs. Mae Coburn of No. 224 Retreat avenue, the most seriously injured was taken to her home in an automobile. ley Wwere given the reason the collision. rails as for Premier Of fialy Ready March 1 (Havas)—FPremie disposed to accept a com- settlement of the Adriatic question according to the Messagero. By this arrangement the -newspaper say. italy would not claim territorial continuify between the Istria and Fiume on condition that the cily be placed under ltalian sovereignty. The league of nations. it \is said would be in charge of the administra- tion of the port. ‘ | WON'T BACK LENINE. lome, Nitti is promise | Strassbourg Socialist Congress Decides { Not to Join Third International March 1.—The soc | congress at Strassbourg has decided not to join the third internationalc Neaded by Nikolai Lenine, premier of Russia, and, in addition ‘o deciding 1o leave the second inte- nationale, it has adopted a motion Jean Longuet providing for an inte national meeting to called Geneva in the near future. This step was also urged by Pierre Benaudel, who said at such a meetinz the French socialist party, “which now does not belong to any nationale, might discuss the col of action to be taken and reach some decision.” Paris, be Lt TO PCT STOP TO PROFITEERING March 1—Usurers, blackmail- crs and profiteers ave being placarded and marched in chains through the stre and market places of Bu vian cities. according to advices re { ceivea here. This public {which rec the medieval said be producing good l jerne. exposure pillory i results s to | TRIKE IN SEYMOUR. | Seymour, March l.—Workmen in ! the Fowler Nail piant here walked { out today without giving the officials of the company warning and without cven making any demand. There were 1hout 100, women tinued at work. the street tiic men said they intcnded to ask for more wages. Tl cive 46 conts an hour and G Ofticials sali they knew <f no grievances. The com- pany shortly will remove its plant Putfalo, N. Y LU AT SANTTARIUMS. Hartford, March l—At the meet- ing of the state tubercilosis comm sion in the capital today renorts were recerved from Dr. itdward J. Lynch of the Sheiton sanitorium and { Dr. Cole B. Gibson of the Meriden sanitorium concering the intluenza situation in ther respective institu- | tions. [n the Shelton instiiution ihere have been 30 cases and six Geaths. In the Meriden sanitcrium there casos and ene death. The on con- to wert CONVICTION UPHELD, Washington, March 1.— Couviction iree offic.als and employes of the jadelphia Tagcolatt on charges of olating the espicnage act through articles published in that newspaper was sipheld tiie | comt of Ph toau y supreme TOCKS STI, Sork, Mar res ro: N orL Mmouncement of court the T. & i an ti v atter dccision of th pholding the ini Stecl corporation New lied s to 3 points stock exchanze tod the supreme | zation of RT RUSSELL TO TALK. ROB At the regular weekly luncheon at the Elks' club tomorrow noon at 12:15 o'clock. Robert Russell of the Herald will gzive a talk vspaperdom.” on floor and j wood’'s Corner }L near South Green f To Accept Compromise from | Merchants' | TWOOER FOOLED HER; SHE GETS $20,000 | ing of to VIRGINIA ECAHART New York. Mareh 1.— Eckhart s sh millinery shop in iroit, with the Miss Virginia zoing (o open a ber home city, De- 20,000 a jury here gave her in her breach of promise suit against Hugh J. E. Blakely, surer of the Globe Transpor tion Iugh fold her he was a widow- she s He wasn’t. Now he has to vay. say ays. Main Street Drain-Pipe Regarded Public Menace Action may be by the bhoard | of health to have an outside drain pipe removed from the Dickinson block to guard against the formation of huge icicles similar to the one{ which now threatens to break off at any time. The icicle is regarded a public nuisance and under that head the board of health would he empowered 1o order its removal. Be- fore anything is done the board will discuss its powers with the prosecut- attorney, it is said. taken ALREADY PLEDGED. | March 1.—A drive to to build an addition hospital opened today a total of $232.689. secured in and Contributions 11 acturing concerns amounted 10 including $77.100 from the Scovill Mfs. Co., $50.000 from the American Brass Co. $50.000 from the Chase Companies and $25,000 J’\'nll): the Waterbury Clock Co. 2 2500.000 St. Mary's Up to noon had been pledge manuf to cash from MAN IINED. OCK J. Assessed $25 In Court. Brewe Hartford Monroe Hartford. March 1 Brewer of lockanum in police court today thestatute which requires that oil company get i license from the bank commissioner before selling its stock. Judge Pallotti, in imposing sentence, said he would take into accouni the —Alonroe was fin for violation of $25 | sugs tinter i Chile fact that Brewer acted on orders from a company for which he was salesman and that he had never heen arrested before. This the penalty under conviction Connecticut tirst th and Jaw. inter- e 1\ Wholesale After French Iva London, March 1 tively stated, says an Exchange Tele- aph dispateh from Athens tod t after the Freneh evacuated Mar- Cilicia. recently the Turks mas- sceved 16,000 inhabitants. Official advices received in Landon on Febr A were reported in London patch of that date not to have substantiated received reports severil thousand Armenians had ightered the Turks at Ilthonal it was conceded that massacres had ed. A re- pert previously o by the Ar- menian delegation Turks was S0.p0n, Turks ¢ laughter uate Marasch. 1t is authorita- heen i s Aa 1seh occ coived to the PRESIDENT HILD. ANK Bosten Neglig tederal Man s Guilty of o March io—Pederal court decrees holdinz Edwin Dresser | former president of the National Cit of Cambridge, Mass. guilty negligence in conneetion with the faleations of Georze W. Coleman, hoonkkeeper but exoncratn the other | directors were upheld today | supreme court. The proceedings Lates, e it Washingzton, Banlk by tine appeal was in John L. the brought by receiver, 1o rccover me of o ts which walled $310.600 SUGATR PRIC sranulated at 13 3-4 vo of one cent. by B and Son. actinz for t Sugar Refining company. beinz accepfed for 1he which will after th exe DROPS, —The sugur cents a quoted nd. a ve H. Howell National No orde moment at apply to alloi- t Other New refined today duction P was are this price, to next | ments made te the fineries are ma ke cductions within few ice” estin the retai RESCUED CIEW, veh | Antwer cre of West Aleta on vaddio advices receive to- | LAND York, M Pacitic TO New Northern oW The transport vive. here mem- wreck tonior from steamcs Loard to heve The West Alewa from Seuttle from Rotterdam. went ashore and was | Terschelling island in the § month. wrecked off WTh sea - fase 1 1 1 U l 1 1 ! amendmeni 1 move —— e e e o e FINANCIAL { \ S WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall eet, the raiiroads to private stimulated further buying of rails and kindred equipments at the open- stock market. Motor: also were carried along by the move ment which was broad enough 10 sest moderate 1eviv of public st. Gai of 1 to 3 points were Ly Baltimore & Ohio, Pennsyl- Missouri 1 h preferred and 30 m.—Return of operation 10 a ¥'s mad vania, citic preferred, Wi b some cf the reprcscntative rails in- cluding Union Pacific, Southern Pa- citic and Northwestern. Among the leading industri were American Ameri Lo Rl €1 Car X tives, pS tor Wall Street, Noon.—Much carly advance in rails and industrials was lost within the first hour, Wwhen pressure against moctors. oils, steels, textiles and leathers sulted in extreme reactions of poin The shorts evidently their further aggressian on week's return of the federal reserve bauks, which made only slight im provement from their recent unfavor- able position. Buying of rails diminished with the | progress of the session and trading in other quarters the list dwindled. The foreign e Bec market was firm and call money opened and renewed at 10 per cent Wall Street bber und G 1he ssociaied | ar ha Close—The final hour the most active of the session industrials advancing 2 to 5 points. The closing was sirong. Sales ap- proximated 800,000 was shares. New York Stock tions, furnished hy members of the Ixchange: Exchange guota- Richter & Co., New York Stock March 4. 1920, Hizh Low Close 10 40 1224 13015 10 Allis-Chalmers Am Beet AnTHC e Am Car & IFdy Am Cot 0il Am H & Am Locol ... Am Smelt & Ref Am Sum Toh ST e Am Woolen .. Anaconda Cop Atech T & S I AL Gulf & West Baldwin Loco . Balt & Ohio .. Beth Steel B . Canadian Pac Cent 1 Ches & Ohio .. Chi Mil & Chi Rock Copp Cop Mrz Leather Chino Cons 5 Corn Prod Ret {oJ] Cuba Cane Endicott-Johnson Erie Gas wible Stecl Sugar ie 1st prd General Motor Goodrich (B Gt Nor pfd Hlinois Cent Ins{Coppeti. s Int Mer M Int Mer M Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Spring Kennec Copper Lack Steel Lehish Valley, ... Mex Petroleum .. Midvale Steel .. .. Missouri Pac . N Y Air Bral N YalGentral S0 NYNH&IRR Norfoll® & West .. North American .. Northern Pac Onhio Cities ¢ Paniia njd PER et Penn R R .. Pressed Steel Car I R Rep T 1y Cons eading Royal I, X Y Sinelair il Steel Ref Sloss-S & Southern Pac Southern Stndebaier Texas Tobacco I'rod Pac . Frait Retail Aico Hubber Co nion “nited “hited TS Indus TS Steel prd Tlah Copper Willys Overlanid HOL REPORT. CLEARING B Yors A\CCEPTABLE, Marci The DBritish has been formaliy notiti that th G Fovernment hy the State departmeont poiniment Auek British States ambasse Lould 1 in { 10 s Ciscount Grey | WON'T W o BRATIEY. March | w. Charleston fication V.. Hat suff W i ne the rnoon 2 to ra s announced e W Ha changed his whoe pro ntion vote t a recon s This wus done. | order thut wtion. it was n he migl Biilin RICHTER & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN. CON STANLILY R. EDDY, Mgr. Telcphone 2640 We own and offer 50 New Britain Machine 50 Union Mfg. Co. 30 American Hardware 60 Landers, Frary & Clark 40 Stanley Works H. L. JUDD, ¥. G. JUPD W. T. SLGPER. JUDD & CO. Investinent Securities looms 309-310 Nat. Bank Bldg. Telephone 1815—1816 *‘Own a share in the factory where you work’” We Have Moved to Our New Office 23 West Main Street GOODWIN BEACH & CO. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING, HARTFORD Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg.,, Tel. 2120 T. FRANK LEE, Local Mgr.-- WE OWN AND OFFER: Colts Patent Fire Arms Stock to yield 9°¢. — Frisbie & Co.— NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD. NJW BRITAIN NATIONAL l‘L\.\’K BLDG. Direct Wires to HARTFORD. NEW YORK AND BOSTON. FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS British Government 5% Bonds Canadian Government Bonds Republic of France Bonds Italian Government Treasury Bonds Belgian Government Bonds as created may bho WATERBURY on account of the unnsual condi At the present t < NMEN by the World War, BONDS of FOREIGN GOV purchased at a favorable discount. Investors purchasing FOR EIGN scc at the of exchange are assured of an e xcellent interest retury a1 op- portunity for cnhancement in value of the principal . as the yate of exchange gradually returns to normal. We can offer these bonds. subject to the daily rate of exchange. and will sladly furni-b her information desived. 5 per cent. Ttalian Government Bonds, 1000 Lire. approximately ormal value .00. nt, French Gov mately , normal value $171.00. 5 per cent. British National War Loan. 100 o 00. normal value $487.00. 5 per cent. Belgian Govern :neut mately $76.00. normal value §193.00. ~ present with este; te any 1000 Prancs. pment 3onds. approxi- nds. approximate- nds. 1060 Prancs. approxi- ¥. W. Porter G, C. Weld 1810 1811 AL STOCK MARKET QUOTED LOC Standard S Staniey Rule Sianley Works Traut Hine Union Mfz Co .. & com .. Level & LAUNCHING POSTPONE] Grease on W Prevent Prebic) Frozen Christening of New Destroyer ord Eled Path, the Me ways of the at the turned » Alarch 1. prevented Frozen greasq the launc torpedo boat destroye Bath iron Works. Thd atier the destro; L about six fect down and the Jaunching was post -3 to next Monday. Miss Sallie M. Tucker of New Yorl stood to christen the ship will ider of “her at srand Commodore Edwa of Portland. Southern American American \inerican A i Loday o jacked hy Bristol Frary & Cla ready ynal Mar Laiup chine .. ~Be-Pond o M honor he lat in father. t n reble, L To Heal A Cough HAYE HIALING HONEY Take 3&c.