New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 11

§ MID-SUMMER. 15% Reduction on All Clothing. HUMAN ¢ and STEIN-BLOCH | The Farrell ! Clothing Co. I MAIN NTREET. THE SURVICE STORE .“'l'l LEYAN FRAT NAME Gamma Chapter, T ML Elee senjors: P'rize Oeation Iy on wrelt. the May towa Juna CGamma chapte th I NP nnum, Hartsdale, N 18, Mad Mamt Mon 1% on: 1. D Pa.; D,V coke uth J mnd Wru- Inon Hernar niors whe za rations nt i of Ma neneem exe preliminar Iieh Ihje n- Willlams dinner mnast Williay hop nt ®h and figures Wim ledor Wilkla Toh my adny | onRprn, Nominations Wt the ! NOMINATIONS IN Moines, Jun 1 ennial eneral Federation will The election result will My M resident tooth troubles. The creamy, hardens the gums, Clean, Klenzo Feeling MEMBERS | OMPLETE cleanliness is your best assurance against There is no dentifrice so well devised to give supreme cleanliness quickly scluble lather whitens the teeth, and brings to the mouth that Cool, Step in today and get a tube. Financial WALL STREED STveR XCHANGE RFPARTS ! Dea in excess o pat Xha this wa and T Ameri v and otive v week in the later for call lo The ted Vaninst vding iss the per Sales denlings when rate N advanced to 11 cent closing was heavy s00 roxim Allis o Am N A U halmers & Fdy H Leath A loco Ain Smelt & &, Ref com Am Sumatra A Tel & Tel Am rlen reonda (p h Top & \tGull & W1 dwin Lo®n ialt o et Steel AN & Ay ety e Coal (t Jehnson w Cop Con pfd Mar Mar Ver Con ne Mer Mer Nic pra . M M S vale Steel ~mouri Pac H&URT % | this | Klenzo. Clark & Brainerd Drug Store sns __/7 | Southern Pue Ry Studebake T T 7 Texus Texas & 1" (o Union | Uniied | ! 1rac Aleo Indus em tand LOCAL STOCK MARKET QUOTED Hardware =il e Al Niles- Be-1'o North & J Lamp BIG CHILEAN NAVY URGED BY LEAGUE sult of Increa Chile. June of Chile morinl to Congress urging an increa in Chile's m which mapped 1914 memorial reacquisi- tion of the battleship Almirante Coc rane. whi Britain took over in course of the construetion of the war- | *hip in ¥ vards during the the creation of a Ministry M m- dependeni of the War + hich now directs n the divigion of 1he into two wnits and a aral in the pay of naval | ticers and enlisted men The memorial says that while the lengue has chiefly been occupied with the development of the merchant | it is now of the opinion that the naval programme inadequaltc meet the co The torica! teaching of every fon to extend the radius of influence further ind to make strenzth of Th has sent Mar- ne naval out proz pr recommends the of val affairs fAleet n- of- et old to his whic its beyond 1t is intry’s needs, nat aspires cconom frontiers the dusiries,” known abroad its commerce memorial, s the makes necessary ficient mercantile fic the navy maintenanc capable pro et in time of pe | merchant fleet { complement the war. {1 rite Almirante *hip of the of an ef- of cting its ce, as the is an obliz navy in time of Coch Mmirmnt Eritain war i sister which during Crmada resold to WEDDING TODAY Helen Latorre K aver the wi scently Great Jones Bec res Bride of Bayard Manninz Crum This After. v, Ho W Maier Ofliciating. Helen Ann Jones Mannin wedding Jones Mre Lenox IMlace to vard Crum was solemniz it at Heny | Pirst Cor o afternoon hom hride Rey Ma ittended by Mrs, 17 o ¥ it O tailetta of whits of honor brothers m. a sister o wedding ch Oh ma « solo. Me YALE TRST WINS, Junc ¥ wecond varsit ace this m won by was taken combination ime distanc OZE" FINES $20,000, New York sets Re for Vaoketis Penaltios Ay 2 Any Mour, Day or Night TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 52 MYRTLE St., East End Office, 153 Jubilee St., Tel. 1451-2. Attendant—Free Use of Parlera, < Tl for Uphalet Lady FUNE ' Andrews & Doolittle, Inc. THE FU AL DIRECTORS 'T0 ASIC BUTLER'S | \ | | | { Supporters 0i7Wood Object to Attack by Columbia President rday of president by seven men ar for his baving supporters of wd Wood's candidacy for lican nominations for pres- moticy stock ining roup © promoters and v make T hose iKern Hoosay wps held from Di. Butler 1} who prepared and who were fii were Gen the nomina- hos wes their country SupPC tor I Wood's letter letter ch statement made by attack on General rol- con- steeped in that irit of {rom Apparently 3 are =0 political poini of viel and have rned not he and are willing own purposs to vilify the fine orted Gen do mnot under the s he hing the for you times lessons of wa group of patriots who sup The authors of informed a vareful that made an letter state thes has the one who of your in December, the National Oswaid orzanizing & league they quoted from speeches in, 1911 Kiving 1o opp« ar, whether turned s I ceived ard by made inv tion war Dr. But wttack record 1914, security Q. y limit armancnt; on cag oined in 10 Dr. 1915 the illard and ion to had decoration the German Tudes: expression and ashed he from r con and of ance with presi- ssuredly hose days he course At var othe followin events were cert of the Your different quantity Wood such he views colle dents far a the does followi not justify made a largest and most pat following candidates. The least abjectly from but that attack as vou ainst the riotic of you NO THIRD TERM Assistant S can publicly. 1o apologize Third tary of Treasury Insists That Wilson Willot Scek Nomination \g. I s City Wilso was deel Ju ion to be President noming third term ed USTtha ¢ vierview friend of aminati for a third is on term know he bability not in »u ' Presi- d th after- President with con touch ancisco cergtary ent. t of the coina slephon time today DR. JONAS DISCREDITED K Star Line Deny ~ of “Secretary of Leazue of Darker Peopl New ¥ e for Ha- Februa 12 last counsel fo =aid 1 with the day 1t Jor the ments by I no conne He tion that = concern Jonas the line declared the « fect riends were (hsolutely The st untr temen our steamers would ultimat to Africa ridiculous™ carry arms {is he adde | nooven | DEGRER A\ LTS COLLEGE GETS X ERCISES, for M: June 21 —The cience Hoover A rred Herbert ( that of doctor of lctte t Deland. the author Ee _commencacnt L on ang < on the Tufts day, at ! ernoon, Major- | welcome. mu- | | treasury f der sclf-constituted | i present L this Butler | ~enry | be | for the Mar- | KERWIN RE-ELEGTED | Local Man Is Honored at State Convention Here of ks time opened convention in s ft yes- m oAt press ention tonight club) assembled e conv the Elks' convention morning in local Aerie in " h rtis in this head- Main cit rep- quarters stre gave the Reilly. nd Aerie, Thomas L. of the principal ad as ntative Gr O8RS, showed the pre “ onnecticut in the m A total out $5,100 Reports bership which 1.600 ent mem- 11,000 't 540 and a of the The or- paid out various phys n as past yes of § benefits out was sick hslnata ath benetits paid total of in year 1 total o 3 1o cians numerous Aeries of president, of Samuel ven Danbury, the ite on meeting todey. busine: the the state the cc Th wen last s of afteimoon & place for the tion next year. The annual election the =ociation held this afternoon. Following office Junior worthy president. Samuel Stevens of Danbury president, William J. Powell of k: viee presiden Martin Johnson Hartford; worthy chap- lain, J. Harter of Bridgepor statc MclLoughlin of New treasurer Michael . Kerwin of this city: state conductor, William F. Kelly of Naugatuck: in- cuard, George Lewis of Putnam; de of Der- of Wallinz- of Meriden, Danbury was delegate from this al convention at The alternate is York choosing of conven- will be annual of was of officers of Eagles state the past of A retar Iiaven: side guard James arbes trustees, J. J John Dtevens hy: Beale Moran of ford and Samucl chosen as the in Av Teviin of state to natic us! New Syracuse Deaths an(i F unérals. Mrs, Louise S, Long. T.ouise 8. Long, of the late John G. Long, died home, 411% South Main street, lonz illne: She dward W. Long, and George M Hattie Jeungst and one brother, her mother, The funeral Mrs. widow at her last evening after leaves three so William Georgze lon Henry Long: three sisters Dressell. Miss Adelaide Flizabeth Gugel: G. Juengst, and Elizabeth Jeungst held at the late residence at Tuesday and at Erwin mor- at 0 o'clock. Re iciate and burial cemetery, aged 60 vears, Mrs. Mis will o ok chavel Gaudian will ¢ he in Pairview he tuz M. will ry OF THANKS. exXpre our heart- © many ncighbors : ‘mpathy extend- -at- the time hereave- the death of o oved wife daughter, Colleen wish espec 1y > thank Chapter, Order Eastera Rebekah Lodge, Stanley Rule & Stanley Formulae and i ted the many beautiful f We felt an ed ment and hand viends for who W Co. cont M!:, LAWRENCE STANLEY Children AND MES. CHARLES ROWLEY CITY ITEMS MR Stetson sho. N ind Washburn, M. C form M secretary land, N. the New with Staten | of Bri visiting friends ain Mayor Curtis has *d a board tru NMemorial F meet in his meeting for the corpor: of Soldi tion rilding ice At officers Tuesds that time t to ternoon at 2 o'clock trustees will elect A daughter New Britain General hospita ind Mrs. Martin Curry of 125 street was born today at to Ple 1001 which was to at Newin given this evenir of postponed benefit has been until tomorrow READY FOR TROUBLE Cruiser- and Gunboats at Canal Will Care for Aay Contiy y. =zton. June 21 A eruisers the duty uadron o an canal zone Mexi- 1djacent about today at on o in ind nized announced ports is ta h o October 1. it the navy department. was ARE GIVEN DEGREES vershiv Sims and Lane Get fon- orary Dezrees of Doctor of Laws at Williamps Colleze Today, Willinmstown, Mz June 2 The « ee of doctor of ws o was John J. Per- Villiam S, e, former conf on General Rear Admiral klin K of the inte Loday. shin Sims and tiry lece [ with a | zave | PUBLIC APOLOGY EAGLES’ TREASURER presided at, convention | | Treasury i the | improved the Children'e home | | David secre- | f rior, at Williams col- | Harry H. Milkowitz RICHTER & ( Members New York Stock Exchang 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN STANLEY R. EDDY, Mgr. elepho Russell Mfg. Co. Ri Rights May Be Adjusted Throug Office Room 410, Natl. Bk. Bldg., Tel. 2120, T. FRANK LEE We Offer: 50 SHARES UNION WORKS. 50 SHARES LANDERS. FRARY & 50 SHARES STANLEY WORKS. . L. JUDD, - F. JUDD V. JUDD & C Investment Securities 23 W T MAIN STREET, Telchone 1815 *‘Own a share in the factory where y¢ | 50 shs Stanley Works € 90 shs Stanley Works JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New Y| STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire New York to Bo G. . GROIF, Mgr. 99 MAIN STREET, T COUNTERFEIT CIRCULATED | RACE FOR W Warns Against | Scnator s 8 N———— rawn On Atlanta, Department Bozus ht Hard to), on Commerce. Washington, J with powers confe ly enacted Jones American govern the race for world’ termination to ob share, Senator Joi declared yesterda: outlining provision| bearing his namd treaties which nd 21.—A warning deral Re- recently, Moran, on of June counterfeit - note put in circulation B veen issued by W, L chlef of the secret service divis the treasury department. The bogus bill is described as being dra'wn *“on the Federal Reserve bank of Atlanta, Ga.; check letter ‘A’; plate number indistinet; W. G. Mec- Adoo, secretary of the treasury; John | United States Sho Burke, treasurer of the United States; | step, Senator Jone portrait of Cleveland.” “We are enteri Chief Moran’s warning fur- | brotherly love, Su! ther: « “The paper is thick and stiff. | in seeking our p4g Much of the all lettering on the | carrying trade. Fa face of tht note indistinct. The | will be used to dd Lack of the note had green ink ap- | fight back’ and plied apparently with a brush, but | tain ourselves ang much the photograph can Ais- { means must be ned places where the gren ink was not applied, and even through | zreen ink. “This counterfeit the ordinary money.” Nineton new § says small is ir = - PEDITE €O Railroads Engiand O Ges Are Org of should reful not ceive handler Washington, J of the Missis ction of the I condition | commission, enten en. William rzas former | attempt to relievel of the United States sting in the East, been critic «and. The . ¢f tod His phy provides that rai be the hospital Mississippi for 30 longe mines preference dustries in the sujj Another order h | mission and effa GEN. GORGAS IMPROVED. ai London, June 21.—The Major on who zeneral army hi he would at least 1wo weeks GOING TO BRISTOL, New Britain lodge. B, P. « other lodges, will join with tol | quires railroads i tomorrow night in the big carnival | southern territorie that the Bell City lodge is conducting, | to coal consigned The memb; will Jeave in au- | water to New En| tamobiles from the club on Washing- | jomestic destinat: 8 o'clock o be effective unt the commission. local ton street at « The ney CHILDRE:! Miss Cora A. B | Organization and | Stevens, assistant, | party to six voung | of Mrs. Stevens at the trip by a { returned yesterda nization had { money by the Su { the purpose and youngsters were gl } {Stock Sale We require th of cxperienced s for stock dispo automobiles prefe sary, Issues re and manufacturi ctore | dend-payinz oil ¢ {teed forcizn govd Write for full pa J. RAYMON’ Lib will this evening entertainment for Wethersfield Grange They will companied by the Plainville G and will assemble in the cente I'lainville at 6 o'clock and connect | with the New Britain Granze s and Wethersficld, | 10 jour- | and the be put on an 100k v'clock leave for L or GRADUATES AT TRINITY. George Itachlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. tachlin of 96 West street was rduated from the Trinity college Hartford today, completing a in arts. He is a zraduate of B. H. S, class of 1917 and will the Yale Medical school next cour the enter fall. SELLS STORL, J. Miller has sold srocery 3 PARK street to H. Edelstein o this city. The store and all ures were sold for $2,500. The papers were drawn ‘up today by Attorney and Attorney his Irving 1. Raghlin.