New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 10

EVER IS NT IN CITY B 10 Cases and! ritain 10 is the lew Britain e state in per of scarlet b the weekly e stato department ealth conditions of re good and statis- t diseases not han ox- fever mor are might be ero are three slx and Meriden total of 29 cases in 33 o weok Ing cough reported otal the o totul week ases numier the with 30 other small places " than this | ptul = 192 ngainst imusbury has an oubie basos of typhoid in here. New Bri 10 cases of typhold, | remainder of the nte scattering w last week. This two cases of cere- s In the state JEPS BUSY ments, KO enson for Inst nre Nom. n Up Senatorinl o 16, —~With or itleal today, no | cons Senator make rapid prog- an accumulation fal work I prep rture from Wash. dnys for a * more determined where catlon bot since of his'time to ptance he intends In making Mure that there s urse. fo ‘speak have from all parts of ¢’ the present at such Invitations. D LIQUOR Following Sciz- of “Booge" on 16.—Peter and rra oner charged uor. A truck they Post road last federal officers. af whiskey and m. of alcohol. you these Workmanship I, phone your ckiiffe. TO ORDER | | [ | street CITY ITEM. agents Stetson shoes. Co.—advt Exclusive Besse-Leland Cases of scarlet fever on Lyman and Broad sfreets have been quaran- tined by the board of health Fresh fruit strawherry sherbet to- day, McEnroe's, West Main St.-—advt, Kendall Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Mills, of Curtis strect, has returned from Taft for the summer vacation The sewing committee court will mect tomorrow followed by a social in the the home of Mrs. Fox of street Mr. and daughter the school of afternoon evening at 156 Maple Laurel Gilbert and Texae. Mrs Mrs. Wilhor Beaumont Mr. and of guosts of David Ra Hardware it pany of Plainville, start mercial trip this visit throughout the in nterests ¢ f «ident of th tu com- d on a com- He will states vhikow Manufa morning. outhern concern red his son Roston, William Kenr mot to Mass., todn . Kenne John's school, at 1 the vacation o of 211 night sought th locating wife saild, had left home, taking their two-year-old daughter sald that in company with was Joseph Massella Mrs. C. E. Rackliffe from a visit with relati cester, Mass. A claks of and girls will re- celve thelr first communion at the St Peter's church Sunday morning at 8 o'clogck mass Mr. and Mrs. Colton D. Noble of Forest street are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a son, George Corbin, to them yestorday At the meeting last evening of the New PBritain City band, it was voted to change the name to the Military band The band is rated as one of the best in the state and has recently been outfitted with knew uniforms. News of the death of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene MoCarthy of Bayonne, N. Y., was received last night The infant w born to them Monday Mrs. MeCarthy was for- merly Miss Anna V. Kelly of Farm- ington avenue to meet vho is return nver simmer Chestnut ia of the who, he with her Colello his wife yhin Cole last his police in returned in Wor- has hoys next GOING T0 CONVENTION Bryan . Mahan of New London Will Francisco Meeting of Attend San emocrats, Despite the Rumors. 16.—Bryan F. ew London Haven, June postmaster of delegate-at-large to the demo- cratic national convention is going to San Francisco but owing to other arrangements he will not be one of the purty of delegutes to leave here Thursday. It was wrongly stated after yestorday's meeting of delegates that Mr. Mahan was not going. The meetihg, discussed chiefly the ar- rangements for getting the delegation to the coast and back again. Incidentally there was a discussion the unit and_ two<«thirds rules. favor these. that the two- thirds rule w; iradition and he hardly looke® for aiF ~bange in it. In a discussioh of possible ‘ndl- dates wentiment was divided. The delegation will include 38 phe- sons In three special apartmens cars. Only 31 are booked to returm on the same train. The provides for a tour of several sconic spots in the far west. special train accommodations between $15,000 and individual cost New Mahan and a of noted The will $16,000 and without extras ost the $490 PRIEST GIVEN AUTO. The Ladies’ auxiliary of Hartford county, in connection with their work for tuberculosis in this county, has presented to Rev. Willlam F. O'Dell of Kimwood an automobile. The pres- entation was made at a banquet held in Hartford Sunday night Father O'Dell has been appointed chaplain at the Wildwood and Newington tu- berculosis sanitariums. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. The firy strawberry festival to be #iven in the city this season will take place at the Stan school on the vening of June 25. The affair has been arranged by the school children. The public has b extended a cor- dial invitation it THE SUN’SRIVAL Man mysterious fuid,” is doing marvels as Edi- this of application of electricity ideal for the is electricity with “the called it For example, shining example won electric the to fron is a effectiv is use. It Al of domest) purpose our electrical sup- ind service- ® plies are Just as practical bl Barry and @ Bamforth MAIN ST, itinerary [ | YOUTHFUL DESERTER IS SHOT AND KILLED | His 17 Year Old Bride Remains! At His Bedside June 18.—John J r-old descrier Philadelphia the 17- whao an Army sergeant Monday today in Stevens iwas shot by afternoon, died early hos- pital i months him Stevens deserted compan; him hers 17-year-old bride bis mother of were two and with from Balloon Co. scrgeant of this recruiting service, who past in a motor 18, an it was a on shot as he rode truck Physicians had hoped to perform a transfusion operation, as the boy lost a great of blood. the 1 bullet piercing his lungs. But although there were many volunteers inctuding two former service men who fought in France, he was too weak to with- stand the shock of an operation DECISION POSTPONED Council of League of Nations Has Not quantity Tak Action on Persia’s Plea for Help. 16.—The council of the lweagve of Nations replying to Persia’'s request for intervention against Bolshewik aggression today anmounced a postponement of any final decision. It is desiredito await the result of promises made'by the soviet authori- ties, Recently Prince Firouz Mirza, the Persian foreign minister, protested to M. Tchitcherin, Bolshevik commis- ary for foreign affairs, that the Rus- sian foreign office promise that the Bolshevik force would be withdrawn from Persia had not been fulfilled. The council had been asked to act under the famous Article X of the covenant in which the members of the league “undertake to respect and preserve as against external aggres- sion the territorial integrity and ex- isting political independence of all members of the league.” LOAN IS REFUSED Chicago Clearing House Declines to l.ondon, June Loan $15,000,000 to City—City Faces Bankruptey. Chicago, June 16.—James B. For- gan, chairman of the Chicago clear- ing house, today notified the citv that a request for a $15,000,000 lo: been refused by Chicago bai that no more money would to the city at this time. Refusal of the city to a gestion by the bankers t ment projects be more opportune them was responsible o, action, Forgan said. bankruptey before year, he added. His Seat in Second, Galds Ferry, June 16.—Yale crews had light work this morning. There was a light rain. A time trial for the firsi-varsity will be rowed on the af- ternoon tide. Lovejoy, captain of the second crew has finally decided to give up his seat at No. 6 and will return to New Haven for medical attention. RUPTURE IS FEARED Swedish Minister Leaves Helsingfors —Believed to Be Development in Aland Islands Problem. Paris, June 16.—The Swedish min- ister has left Helsingfors, Finland, ac- cording to a dispatch received today. His departure is regarded in diplo- matic circles as a serious develoy ment in the controve: over the Aland Islands. sy MISSIONARY KILLED. Chinese Troops Attack Mission Church and Slay Preacher. The American informed today Chinz-Yao's June here Peking, legation that General northern Chang-8' was Chang troops in their ret: capital of Hu-N ince, attacked the Reformed church mission at Yo-Chow, 50 miles north of Chang-Sha and killed the Rev. W. A. Reimert ATTACKS ON FTALIANS, Rome, June 15.—Insurgent Alban- tans have been sniping at Italian patrols at Aviona, according to re- ports, but their activity s been stopped by newly arrived airplanes Twa Italian carabineers who ventured beyond the lines were stabbed to death CHANGE:S King, June 14 ital of the province of Hu Sian Kiang river. has been ocupicd by troops of the Chinese southern re- public Northern troops retired toward Yo Chow, 50 miles no AN CHINA —Chang Sha. cap- HELY tRICH ELECTED. Cerlin, June 15.--Dr. Karl Helfer rich, former vice-chancellor, was elocted to the new German Reichstag from three constituencies during the recent German elections { | | \ i | NORWALK GATHOLIGS THE BOYS IN THE OTHER FAREWELL TO PRIEST Father McCrann, Coming to New Britain, Given Substantial Check Rev. Walter McCrann of St. Mary's Norwalk, who recently became connected with St. Mary's rish in New BDritain, was tendered a reception by the parishioners at Norwalk Monday evening as a testi- monial (o the esteem in which he was held there. Vociferous applause marked his appearance and a certi- fied check for $1,200 was given him as a substantial remembrance. The crowd swarmed the assembly room of the Catholic club of Norwalk. Rev. Father McCrann was escorted from St. Mary's rectory to the club house by Rev. Thomas J. Finn, Rev. John W. Walsh, Rev. John D. Rev. Joseph Daly and Rev Byrne and ‘ather rroll of Ferndale. no and banjo sclec- tion was followed by a short address by the chairman, after which Rev. Father Finn paid a touching tribute to the priest who was his chief as- sistant for four and one-half years. The orchestra which had been started by Rev. Father McCrann had been hastily gathered and were on hand, including Miss Vera McNamara, pianist: Miss Alice Prendergast, W liam silk, John McNamara. Aubrey Howard, violins; Martin McDonough, cornet, and Frank Volk. banjo and mandolin. They gave two selections. Rev. Father Walsh pajl tribute to the guest of the evening. Rev. Jo- seph Byrne spoke and Rev. Father Daly related stories of 19 years ago when he and the guest of honor were students together at St. Thomas' sem- inary, Hartford. Chairman Dorsey the check for $1,200. COURT FRIENDLY ELECTS Lawyer Henry P. Roche Heads Larg- Joseph then presented est Branch in Connecticut—Other Officers Namod. Lawyer Henry P. Roche was elect- ed chief ranger of Court Friendly. F. of A, at its regular meeting last evening. Other officers named are: Sub Chief Ranger. Fred Anderso recording secretary, Joseph Benn senior woodward, Henry Doland; junior] woodward, Joseph Claffe) senior ‘beadle, Joseph ossup; junior beadle, Bernard Conley: trustee, John Savage; Jectu or, E. J. Holleran: phy- sician, Ihr.” John L. Lelly. Court Friendiy is now the largest branch of 13 Foresters in Connecticut, hav- membership of 532 W PROFITEERS FOUND ‘s Rent Committee Has Pre- pared Report for Couwcil Mecting This Evening. That there are not as many cases of alleged rent profiteering in this ci.y as was first anticipated will be shown by the report of the mayor's rent committee this evening at the June meeting of the common council. Law- yer David Dunn’s committee has held several sessions at City hall for the purpose of hearing grievances against landlords, and a complete record of all complaints was kept. TE\'DEI!@ BACHELOR DINNER. Friends of William J. Donahue Honor Him With Dinner and Gifts. Friends of William Jerome Dona- hue, of Dwight street, assembled at the Elks’ club restaurant last night, to tender him a bachelor dinner in honor of his approaching wedding. During the evening Mr. Donahue was the recipient of gifts of an electric lamp and a traveling bag. Songs and talks were given by vari- ous members of the party. Mr. Don- ahue will wed Miss Frances Meehan at St. Mary's church next Tuesday morning. St. Mark’s Parish House Is Sold to H. C. Noble the vestry of ark’s Episcopal church last night, it to sell the parish house on Lexington street for $15,000 to H. C. Noble this morning fc property. meeting of st was voted Papers were passed - the transfer of the MARRING LICENSES, Marriage licenses have been as follows: To Joseph A. Flynn lLake strect and Miss Theresa A livan of the same address: to Michael Thomas Higgins of 50 lle street and Helen Cecelia of 37 Acorn street. RAIDER FOR SALE Prince Eitel Friedrich, Famous Ger- man Vessel During War, to Be sold by Shipping Board. Washington, June 16.—One of the famous German commerce raiders, the Prince Kitel Friedrich, which took refuge in Hampton Roads dur- ing the y months of the w is 10 be offered for sale hy the shipping hoard on June 20. 'This vessel is now med the De Kalb and is in the Hudson river where in Janvary a fire of wmysterious origin destroyed her superstructure and anagzed her hull NAMED BY GOV Hartford, , June 16 Spaulding of Norfolk w pointed by @overnor Holcom: state board of agficulture to the late Karmi Mimberly @ Goxl Carey, | 1 | l 1 l i | or 18.5 ppr cent. Hey / GET OUTTA HERE ¢ BOMBER BOUND OVER TO SUPERIOR COURT Lamintino Held in Bonds of $5,000 for Actions of Last Sunday Night on Division Street. Waterbury, June 16.—Vincenza Lamantino, alias Vengini Amattino, alleged to be the man who exploded a omb on the veranda of the home of an Margaraci and Charles Russo at 5 Division street last Sunday nigit, was bound over to the superior court by Judge John F. McGrath in the city court this morning. Bonds in the case were fixed at $5,000, Tony Garger, also arrested in connection with the explosion, was discharged and Giu- seppe Lamantino, 19-year-old san of Vincenzo, who was thought at first to know about the crime, had his case nolled. Evidence introduced by showed that the man ordered held had threatened to blaw up the house, The only evidence against Garger was that he was familiar with explosive having worked in mines times. Judge McGrath announced that this s not sufficient evidence to hold 2 man on. | The bomb used was a home-made one, a tamato csn being half filled with powder and chargad with bolts, | screws and nails as shrapn@?™U oy a big hole in the house. and escape of persons residing therein was consid- ered miraculous. CONFERENCE ON COAL New England Governors to Mcet to Take Action in Anticipation of Hard Winter. Boston, June 16.—The governors of | the New England states, or their rep- | resentatives, will join in a confer ence with the interstite commerc commission at Washington tomorrow to consider means of assuring a coal supply to this section of the country next winter. Governor Coolidge, who called the conference, said in his in- vitation that both present conditions and the prospects were serious. Henry F. Long, secretary to the governor, said today that he had as- surance from the overnors of every New England state that they would be present or would send their lieu- tenant governors in addition to fuel conservation commissioners. RED CROSS WORKERS QUIT Leave District Overrun by Bolsheviki in Their Advance Against Air Squad Site Taken. (By The Asso- Rolsheviki in Warsaw. June 15. ciated Press.)—The their advanee against the Poles have overrnn the region in which was sit- uated the airdrome of the Kosciuszko squadron, the air force comprised of American volunteers which has been operating with the Poles. Some of the American material was captured by the soviet troops. All Red Cross workers have left the territory occupied by the advancing Bolsheviki COLUMBUS GAINS 30 P. C. Ohio City Now Has Population of i ——Lawrcnce. 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