New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 9

0 | ,I Financial I Ir your head respecteth itself cultivate a ance with Straw Hats, nodding of acquaint- one onr friendly They are brimful style, speed, and rest as ensy upon the erack of doom against the conscionsness of a humming of your brow as ird. You'll pick out a Straw here that will top off yonr natty ap- pearance, and e of th heat out of golden hours. ke so mmer's STRAW HATS $3.50 TO 87.00. The Farrell et Fver Releases Dver Week-End Number 12 OMcials of the health ave released 12 additional cases of searlet fever, bringing the total num- + ber under quarantine to a greatly re- duced figure No new Cases were brought to the dttention of the de- partment over the week-end A regular meeting of the board will be held this afternoon at o'clock vAmong other matters, the proposition of Increasing the facllities at the municipal slaughter house will come up for discussion. WATERBURY BOY DROWNS IN THREE POOT PUDDLE Waterbury, June 7.—Jeremiah Me- Carthy, four years old, of Luke street was drowned this noon in three feet of water which had collected as a re- sult of the recent heavy rains, in the cellar of an unfinished house near his home. The little fellow was play- ing near the water when he fell in. v ABS WIN PRIZES, In competition with more score of drum corps at Satyrday, the corps of the Y. M. T. A. and B. soclely took first prize for odern playing, James McCrann and James Murphy, both of this eity, took the first and second prizes respective- ly, for Individual fifing. The former ceived a gold and the latter a silver edal. than a MAGE Cincinnat, suit entered by ¢ Chlcago 1 club of which member was be U, 8. district _— Tel. 1625-3 Any Hour, Day or Night TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 23 MYRTLE St., East End Office, 153 Jubilee * Tel. 1451.2, Lady Attendant—I'ree Use of Parices. Orders Taker for Upholstering. WEARING OPENS, June 7.—The hearing of Lee Magee against league baseball was formerly here today in tonal a gun the conrt NERAD DIRECTORS Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. THE FUNERAL HOME Offics snZ Parlors 15 Walout Stroet department | Willimantie | | WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS Wall Street, Close.—An advance in call wmoney to 8 per and the supreme court proh bition decisions cent gave the general list an irregular set- | back in was heavy. 000 shares. the final Lour The closing Sales approximated 400, quetations (New TYork Etock Exchange 2 members of fun id by Rickter and Co the New York stock Exchanwe) | | 14 bd! BJ June 7, Low Allis-Chairaers . a8 Am Beet Rfugar . Am Can Am Car & I"dy Am Cotton Oil Am Loco ....... At Smelt & Hef Am Sug Ref com Ain Sumat Tobacco Am Tel & Tel Am Woolen ... Anacon Copper Atch Top & S F .. At Gulf & West | Baldwin Loco Balt & Ohio ... Beth Steel B _ s 1 59 Canatian Yac Cent Leather Ches & Ohlo . Chi Mil & St P . hi Rock Isl & P . Chile Copper | “hino Copper | Cons Gas . Corn Prod Ref le Steel Cane Suuar Horn Coal Cruc Cuba Ik | Erie Gen Gen Electric Motors Goodrich (B F) Co 64 Gt Nor ptd . Ins Copper ... Interboro Int eMr Mar Int Mer Mar pfd Int Nickel I T Kennee Copper lLack Steel Mex Petroleum Miasouri Pac N Y Central . NYNH&HRR Norfolk & West Northern Pac .... Ohio Cities Gas .. Pan Am P & T Penn R R .. oos Pressed Steel Car Ray Cons Reading Rep |1 & 8 Royal D, N Y Sinclair Ol Refr Southern FPac Southern Ry Studebaker Texas Co Texas & Pac Tobacco Prod Union Pac United Fruit United Retail St 8 Food Trod Indus Alco ... Rubber Co 8 Steel .. S Steel pfd Utah Copper Willys Overland v Us Us b U . 691 .. 18% EARING ROUSE New York. June House report Exchanges Balances STATEMENT. T—New York Clearing COUNTING UNION VOTE. Indianapolis, June 7.—~The board of canvassers of the International Typo- graphical union met here today to tabulate officially the vote cast im the recent eclection for international offi- cers. OfMcers at the union's head- quarters here said it be a week or ten days before work was completed. the Dentifrice? OU use a dentifrice to keep your teeth white—to cleanliness ve health to the gums, and and comfort to the mouth. Dentists say this is all any dentifrice can safely do. Creme accomplishes perfectly. s what Klenzo Dental . The denti- And th. frice famous for its lingering Cool, Clean, Klenzo Fecling. Get a tube today, probably would | | | i the Camp Real Estate Co., a six fam- | on West street | Sunday | priate service, | street. | continue | yesterday 18% | | High school, will Le held ¥ ¥ { ning at the school ! chapel | church ! Legion will "ning at 8 o'clock gt St. Mary LOCAL STOCK MARKET QUOTED (Furnished by Richter and Co., Stanley R. Eddy, Manager) Bid Asked Hartford Elec Southern N E American Brass .. American Hosiery American Hardware American Silver .. Billings & Spencer Bristoli Brass . Colt's Arms Light Tel Co h B Ma Niles-Be-Po North & Peck, Stow Russell Mfg Scovill . Standard Screw com Stanley Works Traut & Hine .. Union Mfg Co .... CITY ITEMS June sale at Besse-Leland's.—advt. Mrs. W. J. Cronin of New Haven \nd daughter, Mildred, and sons, Wil- | liam and Francis, were the guests of | Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Curtin of Farm- ington avenue, Sunday. Principals, members of the cast and horus and the committee in charge “The Man Who Owns Broadway. recently produced by the T. A. and B. rociety, will be banqueted by the or- ganization in St. Mary's School hall on June 15. About &5 will be in attend- ance. Mrs. Kronholm will cater. Hyman Shapiro sold today, through ily block with garages and milk room to Harry Hadigian. The Trinity M. E. church will ob- serve Children’'s Day. the third Sun- day in June, 10:45 a. m. The school wiil have an appro- and there-will be bap- children. orziana Dube of 21 this city, has gone to Haver- Mass.. to visit friends and will | on to lewiston, Maine, her " son is attending L'agle boarding school. tism of young Mra. Gilbert hill, where Healy 10 cent tock, (wo land's.—advt { A meeting of the Y. M. C. A. board of directors will be held at the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30. Phoenix lodge, 1 O. O. F., will meet Wednesday ecvening and confer the first degree on a class of candidates. On Sunday morning, June 13th, a committee from the lodge will deco- rates the graves of the deceased mem- bers. Plans are being made for the grad- uation exercises of St. Mary's Iaro- chial school, which will be held at the church on Sunday, June 20. The school closes June 18. The monthly business meeting the Swedish Baptist church will held tonight at 7:45 o'clock. Follow the crowd to Besse-Leland's. —advt. Frederick S. James T. Cooper. F. G. William H. Hart, Stanley Parsons and Hedley P. Carter have returned after a week’s fishing trip to Peru. Vermont. The trip was made auto. The local fishermen made large catch and said that fishing that part was excellent. At the Emmanuel Gospel church | afternoon, a farewell was tendered Mr. and Mrs. H. Herbert lassler, who plan to return to Afri- | can mission fields next month. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pease ha returned from North Carolina. AMr. and Mrs. George W. Traut have issued invitations to the w. ding of their daughter, Miss Frances- ca Independence Traut. to Karl Kurtz Lockwood The wedding will take place on Saturday eveninz, June 26. at Mr. and Mrs. Traut's home on Plainville road. Isabella Circle, National Daughters of Isabella, will eet this evening at 8 o'clock 166 Main street. .\ re- port on the recent dance will be com- pilec James Desmond, Jr. has taken position at Landers, I'rary & Clark’s The Daughters of Castile will meet tomorrow evening at K. of C. hall. A class initiation will be held. The first annual dance of the Loyal Americans, a newly formed patriot organization of the R. O. T. €. at the eve- The Alpha string discount on our entire exceptions. — Besse-lLe- per of be Chamberlain, Judge Vibberts, a in at orchestra will play The front elevator at City Hall has | been closed for repairs and during the process of renovating, the freight ele- vator in the rear ol the building being used. Open tonight usual o'clock, Besse-Leland Co.—advt. Forination of a Mothers' club, the membership of which it is hoped, will include a larze number of mothers will ba discussed at of the First at 8 o'clock June sale at Besse-Leiand's Rev. Dr. & G. Ohman. pastor the Swedish Lutheran church, left day for Jamestown, N. Y atte a synodical convention. Ie will away all w Indianola of P will meet Follow- ing the business session a pleasinz en- tertainment has t arranged and a larze attendance is expec Erie Johnson., who has been attend- is as until s this evening adit. of te 1o be oK. council. No. evenin D, tomorrow en ng the ittsburfh universit t P burgh, Pa.. has returned home on Maple street for the summer. The Catholic Women’s lienevolent meet Wednesday eve- school to his hall | Inspector Edwapd L. Stebbins of | the state automehile commissioner’s office, today ‘Charles gey, for,ol e without & & | The funeral ! of the i of ! the Deaths and Funerals Mrs, Mary Joseph. Mary Joseph, aged years of 42 Silver street, terday at the New Britain General hospital. She a husband The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the South church. The burial will be in Fairview cemetery. Mrs. about 30 died ves- terday morningz at his home, Chestnut after an illness several The deceased was for 50 member of the First Con church, and was formerly as s photographer He wuas 76 survivgd by his wife and one Miss Marion Ellis of this city. will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his home with burial in Fairview cemetery. Mr. El- lis was born in Somers, this state, the son of vender and Lovias (Aldin) Fllis, November 10, 1843, and came to New Britain at an early age. was in the photograph business with Aldrich & Elis company and later as Lewis & & nd is well remem- bered the residents. He re- tired from active business some ) s ago, but until recently he busied him- self with painting and produced a number of handsome works. He had ro [fraternal affiliations. Daniello Tallo. Daniello Tallo, of Kensington, died this morning at the New Britain Gen- eral hospital, after a long illrgss. The arrangements for the funeral are incomplete. street, months, more than vears a tional prominent older Card of Thanks. wish to extend our sincere thanks to all kind neighbors and friends that extended their sympa- thies and assistance during our sad bereavement at the loss of our dear- 1y beloved wife, mother and sister. We especially wish to thank Norden lodge, I. O. G. T. and Dept. B, 116 of Corbin Cabinet Lock company and all those who sent the many beautiful floral tributes. We MARGAR LOUISE SW. MRS. FRA! ASPHYXIATED BY GAS vy Heimisch, of 177 Glen Street, Fowp! i in Bed By His Brother Henry Heills 45 years, of 177 Glen strec victim of asphyxiation by his room, the discovery of the vodg Mg*-in by his i George H. Hereh, of 50 Hart street, thiy morning. “Hein- isch was last seen Saturday. A part- Iy open jet on a gas stove in the roos. was the mute evidence of the tragedy. Medical Examiner Dr. \Waterman Lyon visited the remains and gave tie cause of death to acc tal asphyx- iation. The deceased s unmarried and lcaves the ona brother mentioned above. The funeral wiil be held at 3 clock tomorrow afternoon at the win Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be in Fairview cemeter ALLEGED FORGER CAUGHT New York Bank Clerk Touches But- ton Which Locks Doors and Makes Ixcape Fmpossible. York, teller An assistant of an uptown branch Pacific bank today pushed an electric ‘button which brought n- stantaneous automatic closing of i doors and the simultaneous lowering of “pill boxes” with pistols to within reach of guards stationed at the exits. Then Jackson I.. Kathon, actor, who had rresented an alleged forged cneck, was placed under arrest as he was walking from the assistant pavirz teller's window. WOULD CLOSE INN New June paying Stanford’s Place at Savin Rock Comes Under Ban of State’s Attorney Al- ling—Hear Saturday. New Haven, ugzht June 7.—An injunction, E State’'s Attorney Alling New H county to close Stan- ford's inn at Savin Rock, and his ac- < helieved to be the first attempt made in the state to cl a inn. The allegation is against cter of the place. The law the action brought v the General Assembly temporary injunction ac- arzued next Saturda is by en iion public char under which was passed of 1917, A tion will be Y PLAY “The Crime of Malterverne’ Presented June 18, to Be A play is to be given, under the auspices of The Union St. Jean Bap- <t of this city, at the new Turner hall. June 18 It will be a drama, Crime of Maliervern acts, and a prologue. be a semi-military of about 30 people, The Union St. Jean he a French play French lanzuage societ on ntitled, ““The ziven in three The play drama, with a cast all society. produced GOMPE Montreal. attempt to making June 7.—Any compulsory labor wful must be resented at muel Gompers, president American Federation of Labor, lared here foday in his address at the opening of the federation's 10th annual convention, orce by of the CITY COMMITTEE MEETINGS. The supplics committee of the com- nbn n will hold a meeting this n scuss_the needs of the larious. ci (t partinents g Lob vears old I | Mrs, | ceived at $:00 p. m. | is to | , & Clark | l | | 1 liams, INSPECT WATER WORKS Mayor, City Enginecr, Water Com- missioners and Council Members Trip to Springfield. An inspection of the water works at Springfield, Ma will made to- morrow by city officials and members of the water department. Those who ke the trip e: Mayor Orson . City Ingineer Joseph Alderman Paonessa, Council- Hart, Water Commissioners e and Sheehan, and Chairman Wil- B. Rossberg of the board of commissioners. They wiil be by Superintendent Lochridge ater department in that cit works to be visited have heen recently expanded and the problems met were somewhat similar of the local department, particularly with relation to tunneli Consult- ing Engineer Allen E. Hazen, directed the compiling of the statis- tics for the extension of the local water works served the city of Spring- field in a similar capacity and the re- cently installed additions are the re- sults of his recommendations. KING T0 RETIRE Fairfield County Politician Tells Her- be man ton liam ter 1 of the The led ded | ald Man He Will Quit Politics Aft- er This Convention. (By Herald Staff Correspondent). Chicago, June 7.—H. H. Spooner of Kensiagton, who is stopping at the Congress hotel, said today: “I said ‘No' three times to offers of tickets to this convention as J did not plan to attend. T am ing home tomor- v as 1 have been here looking up other inter Joha T. King, when interviewed by Herald man in his suite Pen- headquarte said: am merely here looking after the sena- tor's interes! I will make no pre- dictions but am sure it will be a close and interesting fight. 1 am going to retire from politi after this and let them do their own elect- ing. I have done it before, but now I'm through.” a G. OF C. MERTING Traffic Question to Be Discussed at Chamber of Commerce Meeting Nezt Thursday. The traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will hold its last meets ing until fall on Thursday at 12:15 at the Shuttle Meadow club. The members are to have as their Zuests George M. Wood, general freight agent; R. Hackett, assistant to sident Campbell, and J. O. %" superintendent of transpor- “the New York, New Haven railroad. In addition to iembers of the traffie the manufacturers ( present. the Stanley Works jan. bureau m also expect . W. Potet will act as chair Engineering Defi* Would Widen West Mam. Stre 10" A hearing will be held evening on the proposal to West Main street from Main str and Grove Hill, for the purpose giving breadth to the avenue fo traffic. About 25 property owners who wili be affected will be on hand. The engineering department of the city has had the plan under considesA- tion for some time past hut row evening’s meeting will first formal step. Polied for las the office afternoon to of Indianap- Monday of the town ci Harry Lawrenc A olis, Indiana, 1i: Mar Louise Winters of the same city. Mr. Schapp is employed as superintendent of the main golf cou that city, his ap- pp PUBLIC HEAITH About 2 Health N © o etub dinner tendered them ning at the home Bergendah! so Anna L. or nurses at the will be the guest of honor. Beal, a member of the club an account of her experience she recently to N NURSES of DINEL the will tomor; enjoy e Helen ow of stiy Cur iss superir New Britain hospi Miss C will g DENT RECEIVE HONOR Sherrod ¥. Skinr of Mapie Hill, stinlent at the Henssciaer nic Colleze of Troy New the honor of being AN 1Polviech- York, selected a i is only the n This stowed upon who hav tionally hizh scholarship rec Skinner under chanical division graduate on h this month He will work the Lande Frary Mf: duation. he ra of org tion be- those X the and is studving enginee the 1 for me- ARE INDICT New York, June 7.—The grand jury today returned a indictment ¢ ng n sons with engaging in through which appro 090,000 worth of raw silk and merchandise has been stolen freight in this section country during the last few federal blanket imately $6,- other from cars of months. A\THLETE VISITS HOME, Walter Kopf, star shortstopiof jthe Dartmouth colles basehail visited at his -homc over the week- end.’ Young Kop! has played excel- to those | who | endent | re- | will | the ! squad, | ‘N » [\ Members New York Stock Ex 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BR] STANWLEY K. JDY, Mgr. Griest Manufact Plant at New Haven, Co 8% Preferred Stock. Largest Manufacturer of sewing ments in the world Average earnings for ten and o equivalent to over two and on dividend requirement on this Unusual provisions protecting this p PRICE: par $100 and accrued Dividends quarterly. To net 8¢:. SPECIAL CIRCULAR ON GOODWIN BEACI CONNECTICUT MUTUAL BUILDING; Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120, T. FR. American Hardware Bought and So port disclosed 740, a gain of The recent s cration $348,5 port on sted there is still steel organiza Delegates f metal trades day they woul at Atiamtic Cit; yualiiied endo) plan on railro: Discussing 4 impeachment Palmer for some delegate: on fereign sol and cther Am discussed wit A.F. OF L. SESSION OPENS IN CANADA Membershipn(—}ains 818,672 Dur- | ing Year Montreal, June 7.—The American ¥Federation of Labor meeting for the second lime on foreign soil opened its | nnual convention here today pre- pared to take action on the vilal is- sues fac the represent- | The the conven- President, Fourteen gi aduated scl:ool, day are as f John Kicrnan,| aret Burke, | Anna Cenci, Jq ! Dornfeid, Ca Gaffney, Gracd la Marge Gu Cesca mer and Annal ing the vario tion were present i was cailed el Gompers. Nearly cvery dele- ticn was prepared (o ofter 1 ions regarding the various ques come before the convention, was anaounced that some of the olutions would deal with the po situation in the United States, h cost of living, profiteering, shevism and the one 2 union idgent Wils fore poliery . courts, public ownership of rail- and impeachment of Attornes in hen 1o order n They | 1o res- ical the Bol- Pr WEDS AFT! A, Harry B sung man of Moberz Ne: t Manday & olpe of Gus theran church, following M, ‘v Upsala coll xercises werg nd the weddii ©1nooh. by be In- deles del caucus their | stion also conventio of of rid descent. pse wonld v tonight, to progra, asserting onvention to cndors dom E they nrobai on will freland's for of of the convention ibor parade to the ¥ Dennis theater where the sessions are being held. After a shori religious sery , address: of welcome were delivered by revresentatives of the ! Dominion government, provinciat | zovernment, city of Montreal irades | council, ‘and labor congress of Can- ada. President Gompers replied to | Desmarais. is the welcoming adresses and formally | ¥yqry and Cial ! opened the convention business ses- | sion by reviewing the variou ues involved. He laid stress on the en- forcement of a npon-partisan labor policy. He will leave tonight for Chi- | cago to lay before the republican na- tional conventign resolutions commii e opening —— preceded by a GONE | Oscar Desny reet left tod Waucedal, visit | hot seen for home he will | waukee, Wis., prlace at St. morning.