New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 11

It you lhmk pretty well of yourself and dress the part the world is apt to take your poiut of view. A itself your insists 200d appearance of upon the attention fellow man. L atten- You've got to att tion to gct a he: That's aple matt Come in and look over our up-to-the-minute furnishings. Pajama Sale—All our Ilan- at sale prices. The Farrell Clothing Co. 271 MAIN ST. Parents and Teachers . Meet Friday Evening meeting of the Pavents and association of the Rock- 1l be held at the school evening at 8§ o'clock. literary program will the children. Rev. acting pastor of the who recently re- ionary work in Afri- the schools of the A Teachers’ well school v building Friday A jousical and be>rendered by Alr. nderson. People’s church, turned from m ca, will talk on o SHAFT. Masked Men Open Fire on New Em- ployes a Mile Underground. Connellsville, T'a., March battle of revolvers, staged in darkness a mile underground terling and Graham mine, Landing. near here, was revealed- by the arrest of Martin Grash and John total in the Monder, former miners in the Wog mine. Two men, whose policc refused to disclos aid to have been employed fine jobs formerly held by and Mpnder, and bitterness over incident is given as the cause for fight. Two. masked men, evidently Jar with the passages in the mine, suddenly appeared in the shaft where tha two new employes were working anfl opened fire-with revolvers on the ‘" The new men extinguished their.gap lights and after tywenty or <o shots were fired in the darkuess | the minsked men hurriedly left thej mine, are ¢ at the Grash -this the famil- = Condition of AL TRUST CO.. . Conn. on the of the the clos 28th day ruary, 1920 Rills discount nds ‘to secure U _ Depasits upged S e K o Furnitgre Due feom e from Due from United - Stat s bunk notes 1d coin Sily o coin Minov ‘€oin cash nd fxtures cdoral 1 e Bank ents nkers National items and 2008 usscts, Viz Tolal Assetes ......... LIABILITI 00 Capital stock 0 Surplus funds .. Other* Undivided ¥ cusyent cxpenses patd Due ‘o trust com Dividends u GAperal deposits Diposits satings ment Rescrved oy, and taxes Thanke, Dk and an dapa For intercst and tane abiliti Conn Loomis. t Conunercial that 1) to the best o ! Total 1 P80 or con F New Briw 1. John oresaid. The emply swe nt iz County of Hartls n 2 5o my knowledge L n DML to be surer. ore me, tuis otary Public, LIMITATION OF CLAIMS. a Court of Probate holden New Britain, within and for the trict of Berlin in the County of Hart- ford and State ol Connecticut, on 18t day of March. A. D. 1920, Rresent, Bernard Gaffney. Judzge. S On motion of Anna Jartman of said New Britain, as administratrix on the estate of Nathan Jartman. late of Britain, within said district de- sed. his Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said esiate to exhibit their elaims against the same to the administratrix and directs that public notice be given of this order, by adver- tising in a newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circu- Jation in said district, and by posting a. copy thereaf on the public sign post in said Town of New Britain, nearest thes place where the deccased last awelt, Certified ELLA J. DeWitt A. Riley Automobile ) Accident ) Flealth ) AL at from record. MOORE. Asst. Clerk. INSURANCE az625.40 | ! | Deaths and Funerals. Lee F. Banner. Funeral services were held at 2:30 this afternoon for Lee F. Banner, the four months’ old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bann of Kensington. Burial w in Fairview cemetery. The death oc d last night at the home of the child’s parents. James Hackett. 1 of James Hackett tomorrow morning with Ma church at 9 body arrived in this today from Norwich and Wz n to thn home of Mrs. Peter Jrann, of 6 Main street. The tu be held services in o'clock. The wiil Mrs, Mary Ticordi. The funeral of Mrs, Mary Ticordi, wife of Nicola Ticordi, who died yes- terday afternoon at the hospital, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. ry's urch and burial 1 be in L. Mary's cemetery. Services w home at Ma il be held at 9:30 from the 107 Myrtle strecl. Mrs. Mary The funeral of Mrs. Mary Kozii was held at 9 o'clock this morning at the church of the Immaculate Concep- tion. The burial was in the lmmacu- late Conception cemetery. Florence Dansereau. Ilorence, the ear old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dansereau, of Ware, Mass.. died vesterday in St. Agnes Home, West Hartford. The child’s second birthday was yesterday. Her mother was formerly Miss Rose Adams of this city. CIT n ITEMS .\'D. 4 was called for a fire on the Callatian’s house Eugine Company out rnoon rool of Mrs, J. E. al 24 Crown strect. At 1the New Britain General hospi- tul this aflernocn. it was staied that the condition of Charles kanson, of Plainville, whore haud and iater his arm was amputated at the shoulder vesterday afternoon following an ac- cident at the Stanley Works, was im- proved. At the resular cantile bureau of commerce this afternoon, the com- mittee in charge of the 1ecent “Get- Together” Gance given under the aus- pices of the chamber of commerce, made i report. meeting of the mer- the chamber of I.ODILS UNCOVERED. ??\(‘n Skeletons Found Not Murder Victims—In Old Cemetery. New York, March 3.—The mystery surrounding the discovery of seven human skeletons on 'the .beach at Staten Island yesterday was cleared up today when an investigation dis- closed that the were hones of per- sons-buried 40 years ago when the spot was a cemeters. Recent high :s had washed away part of an foot embankment and left the bones protrudin: from the sand. CLIMAX ON A PUL Man Falls From Poison, rain, Woman Takes Baby Born. Cleveland. March 3——Life on a Pull- man car is hecoming too exciting for a Cleveland porter who makes the run from Pittsburgh to Cleveland on the Pennsylvania. “The other day.” man in lower 10, said the porter. “a who had influenza or something, fell from the window at Ravenna and was killed. The day befare that a woman took poison. d last night,” continued the por- opping his brow, “a baby was WOMAN HOLDS UP STATION. Played Lone Hand and Escaped With Money in Till sno. Cal. March ceording word received by the Fresno po- the Santa Fe railroad station at lia, Tul county, was held up and robbed by & lone woman bandit. The woman is reported 1o have stolen $50 from the ticket office and es- caped. She helped herself to all the money in the till, after holding a small revolver in the face of the man in the office. When the officers ar- rived no trace could be found of the woman, who had, walked quietiy out of the station. Lo COLD RUINS FLORIDA FRUIT. %5,000,000 Damage Done When Ther- mometer Drops to 34. Miami, March —¥ive million dol- lars’ damage was done to fruit and vegetables in Southern Florida by low temperatures last night. Vegetable ficlds north of Miami were wiped out and in the south near all were dam- aged. The thermometer dropped to 31 desrees, the lowest ever officially recorded here for Mar MORE TREATY TALK. Washington, March —The Shan reservation to the peace treaty s before the senate today with the ders predictin prompt vot 'he two republican rvations af- fecting the Monroe Doctrine and do- mestic questions were re-adopted y terday. the former drawing seven and the latter five more democrulic votes than they received in November. "AMILY PERISH IN FRE Quebec, March $—Pierre Tremblay, his aged wife and their four grand- children swere burned to death when fire destroved Gaudious Dupont's farmhou near St. Fereol, morency county. Dupont and two older sons were the woods when the fire started. Mrs. Dupont escaped but she couid not save the children nor her father and mother. re SIX OF COMPETFITION RE: Washington, March 3 in ocean shipping rate: foday by an order of the shipping board withdrawing all freight tariffs TORED. —Competition was restored & Firc )} The Service Agency. NATIONAD BANK BUILDING. With-H, Dayton Hmpphrey nerotofore published and leaving the matter of rates in the hands of the individual operators of shipping beoard vessels. in Mont- | NEW BRITAIN /D'AIL’Y HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, | AMPHION .CLUB TO- PRESENT ITS PLAY : High School **Xathan Hale" Thespian: on ¥ of Next Week. “Nathan Hale,” sented March 12 Amphion club of promises to be the big hit of ti :‘? school vear. It is conceded by all in- terested in dramatic art to be one of the finest plays ever offered by thz ngn school. vathan Male™” s the work of Clyde Fitch, one of America’s fore most playwrights, and has been suc cessfully produced by professionals in America and abroad. The story of the play deals with the Revolutionary ‘War and centers chiefly about the New London schoolmaster, Nathan Hale, who offered his life and hono: 1o save the Continental Army and | George Washington from an attack hy { the British. The capture of Hale and his death as a spy form one o most dramatic episodes of American history. i Rehearsals have been in progress for Tour weeks and the play has bee rapidly worked into shape. The var ous parts are being ably taken and the public will be assured of a treat on the night of the performance. Many neéw faces will appear behind the footlights. M. Griswold will Ye the only member of last )em. bv production, ““The Private o0 appear this yvear. He will play Lhe part of the EBritish major, Guy Iitz- ro. The part of Nathan Hale wi be capably handled by Alfred Seibert; that of his sweetheart, Alice Adams, by Berpadine Walker. The assistant schoolmaster will be played by Frank Barber; Cunningham, a British offi- eer, by Frank McGuire; Captain An- drews, by Eliot Andrews: Liecutenant- Colonel Knowlton. by Walter Gum- precht; Mr: Knowliton, by V. i Slade; Angelica Knowlton, by Brown: Tom Adams, by Newton Tucker; William Hull, by Harold La- tham; Jasper, the negro servant, b, Paul Lucas: Widow '*Chic.” the ftav- ern-keeper, by Helen Hibbard. The play will require Colonial scenery and costumes and no expens is being spared to give the productj a proper setting. JUNK TURKISH NAYY Allied Council Will Have Ships Re- duced to Scrap So They Will Be of No Value. the play Lo be pre- members of the 1he High schoor, London, March 3.—Disposition of the Turkish navy was definitely settled by the Allied supreme council today when it was decided that the peace treaty’ should provide that the war- ships be broken up. Thé Turkish army will be reduced to such a point by the peace terms that it would not be effective against another country. The council deliberated this morn- ing over the report of Mars Foch on the military situation as regards Turkey but it did not determine upon the details of the military terms of the treat. When Premier Nitti of Italy loarned | this morning the French premier M. Millerand was unlikely to return to the London conference he reverted to his first plan to leave for Rome on Thursday. This will leave only the foreign ministers and ambassadors to clear up the details of the Turkish treaty, on which the council is agreed in principle. HISTORIC HOUSE SOLD. Montrose Said to Have Been Built at Napoleon Bomnaparte’s Orders. altimore, March 3.—Montrose, one of the historic places in Baltimore county, the house on which is said to have been built at the order of Na- polgon Bonaparte more than a cen- tury ago, has been sold. Frederick Gibson of this city is the new owner of the property. He bought it from Mrs. Mary Kalbach of Lancaster, Pa. Montrose is situated on the Rleis- terstown road, near Baltimore, and contains approximately 600 acres of land. The house is built of stone and contains about eighteen rooms. It has wide porches, also built of stone, and the massive doorways ot Colonial architecture. It was at one time owned by Charles J. Bonaparte and had been in his family for some time. Like many old places the mansion at different times had the name of being | haunted and has always been very much of a mystery to the persons living in the neighborhood. SALE 1S PO\'I'PO\] D. Park 1Is Not Auctioned Today as Planned. Boston, Alarc le . Park, bome grounds of the Boston American league baseball club, whica was advertised to Dbe held at auction today, Wi postponed a week as result of court proceedings broughty by President ¥razee. Subseguently, Frazee said his differences with for- mer President J. J. Tannin probably | would be seitled out of court within a day or two annin claims failed to mekt a Fenway o enw that I has | note for 262,000 ziven as payment for the club. Whea Frazee was heard in court today a bill in equity to prevent the saie of the grounds to satisfy this ¢ the court suggested postponement the sale and F e agreed to depos! $250,000 as security President Frazee founded rumors that u of the club to local pending. zce dismissed as un-! deal for inte sulz rests wus WOMEN MAGISTRATES Dublin, March 3.—Lady Arnoti.; l.ady Redmond Lady Dockrell i 2 Palles have been appointud us the first women magistrates county Dublin. ror A Cough HEALING HON. To Heal Llln, HAYES’ I I’ « Nev Penn R | WANTED- e, " FINANCIAL ¢ : - WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Sireet, 10:30 a. m.—Fraction- al changes prevailed at the uncertain opening of today's stock market, ex- cept in oils, which were moderately strong. while equipments and, miscel- Janeous specialties denoted further pressure. RReyval Dutch and Shell recovered part of yester s but American Woolen, Air Brake and Endicott-Johnson reacted 1 to almost 3 points. Further buying of oils, steels and motors soon imparted steadiness to the list, Trad- ing was lighi, however, raiis show- ing none of their recent activity. Wall Street, Noon.—Oils made ad- ditional gains during the morning. es- pecially the Mexican group. and mo- tors also improved. There was rela- tive activity in shippings, marine com- mon and preferred, American Interna- tional, Atlantic Gulf and United Fruit gaining 11 to 4 3-1 points. Promi- nent steels other than Crucible. were barely steady and equipments showed further hesitation. Rails were unre- sponsive to the acceptance of wage ar- bitration by the brotherhoods, tending mainly lower. Call loans held at 10 per cent. but call money continued scarce at recent high hids. Foreign exchange was firm and Liberiy bonds shaded again. Wall * Street, 1:30 market became increasingly irregulac at midday, secondary rails displaying general heaviness which soon extemd- ed to railw equipments, notably Baldwin Loco and Pressed Steel Car. Meanwhile, General Motors and the more popular oils added variably io their advances of the morning. Wall Street, Close.—Trading was al- most at.a standstill in the Jast hour but some of the early features of weakness especially equipments and leathers made full . recoveries. T closing was irregular. Sales appro: mated 500,000 shar PO AM .- The New York Siock Exchange quota- tlons, furnished by Richter & Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange: ‘ March 3. 1820, High Close 1% 1303 Low Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Car & F H & Leat Loco ie Tef com h'ex T & T Am “Tob Am ‘Woolen Anaconda. Cop dtch- T & S5 F .. AtGuif & W I... Baldwin Loco B & O Ohio e & P s & Chi Mil St Chi Rock I Chile Cop Chino Cop Cons Gas .o Corn Pred Re s Crucible Steel ... Cuba Cane Sugar. Endicott-Johnson o e 1st r\fd (rrn Motors Goodrich Co Gt Nor pfd Tllinois Cen . Inspiration Cop Interboro Con Int Mer Mar Int Mer Marv Int Nickel Int Par Kennee Copper Lack Steel . Lehigh Valley Mex Petroleum Midvale Steel Missouri Pac Nat Lead Cons .... N Y Air Brake N Y Central . NYNH&EHRR Norfolk & West Northern Pac Ohio Citi Pan Am P & R. Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons Reading ep I & & Koval D. X Y Sinclai R outhern Pac outhern Ry tudebaker Texas Tobacco Prod Union Pac United I United Retail L' S Food Prod U S Indus Alce T Rubber U Stee! U § Steel pfd Va Car CI Willys Ove Westinghouse 3415 0il Co Co HoUsE hY| CLEARING York Houxc ORT. —New York for today: | balance ren 53.680,012 TOO LA\ Y¢ Store. WANTIED- ung Dru nge condition. 141 West SALE—Kitchen r all gus stove. 1st Apply Mrs . L B Main St.. FPlainville. Pan Dandy verdl men over considered. B: class aston or Kolb's 1 bread route. ars of age will Kolir's retai 3 be person, . FXNiles actions 110 ) { ruman 1920. LOCAL S'I‘OCK MARKET QUOTED (FFurnished by Stanley R. Richter & Co., Eddy, Mgr.) Bid Hartford Southern American Brass n Tlosiery Hardw Ive Billings & Spencer Bristol Brass Colt's Arms (o Eagle lock Co ...... Landers Frary & Clark Naiional Mar Lamp ... N B Machine .. Be-Pond com { North & Juad Mg Peck. Stow & Wilcox Russell Mfe Co Scovill Standard Stanley Stanley Traut Union Screw Rule Works & Hine Mfg Co . ADMIRAL FLETCHER ASKS COURT PROBE com & Level 104 Requested Investigation of His Remova] by ms From Com- mand at Brest. Washington. March 3.—The Daniels controversy taok a new yesterday with the announcement that a court 6f inquiry will investizate the circumstances under which the ad- miral relieved itear Admiral W. B. Fletcher as commanding officer of the American forces in Fremch waters soon after the United States entered the war. The court was ordered at the requ of Fletcher. who arrived vesterday from Hawaii. Rear Admir- als W. 1 Rogers, J. H. Oliver and J. A. Hoogerwerff, with Capt. K. M. Bennett as judge advocate, constitute the court. Fletcher was peremptorily detached from his command following the tor- pedoing of the transport Antilles on a return trip 1o the United States. Rep- resentations by Admiral Sims that Fletcher was “wo unsatisfactory in initiative and judgment that he should no longer be entrusted with the Bres command” will form the subject of the inquiry Admiral Sinis- turn Wilson, now commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, succeeded Fletcher at Brest. Despite his record (he was made vice admiral while still at Brest), Admiral Sims neglected to recommend him for a distinguished service medal, and wrote to Secretary Daniels that Wil- son was unfit to command the Atlan- tic fleet. Wilson had made vigorous protest to Sims against the inadequate number of destroyers assigned to French waters and criticized Sims and his own organigation. The court of inquiry, it is believed. can hardly avoid going into Admiral Sims’ activ- ities as American force commander in Europe during the wa Henry B. T0 PROBE MURDERS | Mexican Foreign Oflice Seeks Infor- mation Regarding Raid on Montana Camp—Brothers Are Killed. Mexico City, March 3.—Full infor- mation regarding the raid of Mexicans on Montana camp, near Ruby, Ariz, on the afternoon of Friday, February 27, has been requested by the Mexi- can foreign office. Nothing official was given out yesterday regarding the incident, in which John A. and Alexander Frazer, brothers, were killed. It was unofficially stated, however, that no United States troops had crossed the horder in pursuit of the bandits. The only incident of diers crossing American sol- into Nogales, Sonora, occurred late last week when two Americans, who had crossed the in- ternational line in search of liquor were fired upon by Mexican customs guards. The affr resulted in the deaths of one Mexican guard and one American FAILLS. 10 ]\l" Hungary Unsucc March attempt wa to assassinate Friedrich, former premier and min- ister of war in the nresent Hungarian cabinet. Several shots were fired at the wir minister's motor car he wus crossing the Blizabeth shorily before mcon. Her was not injired The war minisiers caped in an avlomobile. Premier sful. Associated made Stephan Attempt ot Bud Pr morning pest, n of Friedrich assailant {CUES AGED WOMAN. He. Ky.. March 3.—Starr- Visit to the family of mty. Mrs. Naney noled and fell woodland three days and atmosphere and On the ¢ L Pyle DOG RE: Hopki out for Pyle in this cc Smith, aged eighty. pagsinz (hrough She lay there for nights in the wintry day’'s steady rain. rarm dog owned his atiention by v Mr. Pyle finally followed The dog led him straight She is thy result believed ing st while one day a attracted and the preumonia but it is i cover. 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