New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1921, Page 11

THREATEN T0 HAUL DOWN FLAG OF U. 5. Paris Embassy Gets Letters as » Result of Mass. Court Case Paris, Oct. 19 (By Associated Press) -~Threats to tear down the American flag over the American embassy here are contained in many letters which have been received at the embassy in the past few days protesting against the conviction in the United States of Nicolo Sacco and Bartolomeo Venszetti, two Italians, for the murder of Frederick A. Parmenter, paymaster of a shoe manufacturing establishment at Brain- tree, Mass. In all between 300 and 400 lettérs of protest have been received. There have beéen numerous demon- strations by radical elements in Italy over this case, and the communist newspapers here in Paris have taken up the-campaign urging t¥eir followers to protest to the embassy and announc- ing 4 mass meeting for Friday. It is reported an attem)\ to demonstrate in front of the embassy is being planned to follow this meeting. = The Paris police and the French min- tstry of foreign affairs have been noti- fied by the embassy of the receipt of the letters of protest, including those which carried the threats, and the state department in Washington also has been informed, As a consequence, the police and the French government departments have initlated precautionary measures, (No action towards sentencing the prisoners in the Braintree case has as yet been taken by the Massachusetts courts, sentence having been temporar- ily stayed and the timés for filing ex- ceptions taken by the defense with a view to an appeal having béem éxténd- ed to November 1 at the time of their conviction at Dedham last July). STILLMAN CASE IS NEAR SETTLEMEN One Report- 1 That Aversion To Furth. er Publicity May Tend To Stop Further Action. New York, Oct. 19.—Postponement of a hearing in the proceedings in- stituted by James A. Stillman seeking a divorce and impugning the paternity of Baby Guy Stillman, today fed to reports that the litigation might be set- tled out of court or prolonged for sev- eral “years because of the inheritances invelved. At White Plains on Friday -Justice Motschauser is scheduled to hear argu- mefits on a motion by John E. Mack, guardian for Guy Stillman to includs in the litigation all the descendants of the late James Stillman, fafher of the plaintiff in the divorce suit. tiori should beé granted, Cuarles Chaun- cey Stillman and Erpest @, Stiliman brothers of James_ A, Stillman; their sisters, Mrs. Percy A., and liam G. Rockételler and all drefi would be made parties. Guar would have to be appointed for all th minor childrén becauss the will James Stiliman in dispostiig of a $37 000,000 estate, left trust funds for hi grandehildren Orie report is that aversion to furth publi¢ity on the partVef James A. Still- man's brothers and will inten- sify efforts for a settlement of the' matter out of court. On the other hand it is reported that all the heirs of James Stillman are united in contend- ing that Guy Stillman has no legal status under his grandfather’s will. DODGE WILD FIGHT AVERTED. Auto Maker’s Son Gets $1,600,000 In- stead of $150 a Month. Deftroit, Oct. 19.—Circuit court ap- proval is sought of the probate court settlément of the estate of the late John F. Dodge, automobile manufac- 1f the mo- |5 RULES AT LIBRARY Committee Announces Its Poljcy Re- garding Popular Fiction—Will Re- serve Non-Fiction Books. The New Britain Institute library committee, having decided that it is not feasible to reserve fiction for readers, issue the following statement to the public: “Books, especially popular fiction, have so increased in price that we are unable to duplicate copies as freely as in the past and the reserve system holds the books on the shelves from 24 hours to three days in order to give the reader time to receive postal notice. It can readily be seen that this leads to keeping books away from the public over a considerably longer period of time than is needed to rgad them. “‘@ten as many as six reserves have been taken on one book in one day which meant that the book did not reach the general public until it was no longer new. y “Thus it is more nearly fair to all readers to place popular books on the open shelves as soon as they are ready for circulation. “We wish to serve the citizens of New Bfitain as efficiently as possible and shall continue to reserve non- fiction tor readers.” EXCHANGE OF PACT NEXT ON PROGRAM ‘When This Is Done, Commercial and Other Trade Treatles Can Be Taken Up. ‘Washington, Oct. of ratifications at Berlin of the “treaty of Berlin” finally establish- ing peace between the United States and Germany is to be the next stép ending the nation's legal war status. Following ratification by the sen- até last night of the German and also the Austrian and Hungarian peace treaties, the state department was in position to proceed with &t formalities. Appointment of tic officers however is not pated for several weeks at 19.—Exchange ‘egotiations of |other trade treaties, ejchange of eduled to commercial providing consilar officers follow the and for are peace SUFFERS BROKEN WRIST. hn S. Reqgr of 204 Glen street, red a fracture of his right wrist ‘uesday of last week. The acci- occur;z: in York, Pa., where ecor been serving as assist- aining supervisor of the Veter- for Vodational Training. when the car back-fired nk struck and broke Mr. t, He was attéended by York who found the frac- is the average number spoken by a public speaker in an hour. / E NSTIPATION Is the Curse of Creation and 90 per cent of the start of every serious sickness—causing de- pression of spirits, Irritability, drowsiness, loss of appetite, cor- rect this trouble at once, and you will be as near proef against sible Infection and dissase. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 STILL DEFIES THE WAVES The terrific battering endured by the U. S. cruiser Memphis from the waves of the stormy Caribbean sea, since she went ashore off Santo Domingo in March, 1916, has failed to break her up. She still stands firm, a monument to the shipbuilders. HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL. Isabella Circle, National Dausz’ of Isabella, will Hold a Hallow. -. party at the Elkss club rooms, Mon- dey evening, October 31. A fancy dress party will be held in the ball- LIBERTY EONDS ACCEPTED AT FULL VALUE. room and a ¢ard party will be held in tre social rooms. Mrs. Nora Luddy ¢ill be in charge of the whist and the Misses May and Julia Fitzgerald will oe chairman and secretary respec- tively of the dance committee. There will be no sale of tickets at the door. We purchased the entire stock of Brass Beds from the Hub Metal Bed Co; ton, Mass.; a t33 1-3 cents on the dollar. These beds are high- 7 Elkiqs St., Bos- grade in every detail of con- struction, workmanship and fin- ish. They are guaranteed to be acid and rust-proof. EASY CREDIT TERMS. GREAT DEMAND FOR ARMY-YALE TICKETS New Haven Reports Three-Quarters of 70,000 Pasteboards Alrcady sold. Néw Haven, Oct. 19.—Easy prac- tice for the: Yale footbail squad which kas follgwed the Williams game way today to some stiff scrimmaging, snappy signal drills and clase atten- tion to the form of the men who will handle the forward passing. Three days of hard work is expected to pat Yale into shape for the Army game Saturday. The coaches emphatically say they ate not pointing the team for the Army game, which, to them, i5 regarded merely as a mid-season contest and a good opportunity to try out first line material such as not hikely to be afforded by the Brown game next week or that against Mary- iand university the week following, ‘While the coaches take the Army game in a matter of fact way the uni- versity is very enthusiastic over the prospects of a brilliant spectacle and a battle worth seeing. Everyone seems to be classing the Army game as sec- ond only to the Princeton game. The rublic at large is buying heavily as three-fourths of the 70,000 seats ap- pareritly have been taken up. The ticket management believes that con- A regular $08.00 value. siderable of the pressure for tickets fcr the Princeton game has been cased up by the demand for the Army game. The.present plan of the game will find a cadet battalion putting on a drill between the halves. Yale's lineup for the gamte is unde- cided. Charley O’Hearn, who has been a lively quarterback, has a touch of hay fever and may not get into the game. Fire Board Would Sell Horse-Drawn Apparatus At tonight's session of the council the fire board will ask permission to sell the old chief's car, horse-drawn aerial ladder truck, horse-drawn steamer pump and the old horse- drawn small ladder truck. Some of the apparatus has not been used for six years and may never be of use again, the board reports. 1,600 AT MISSION. Every available seat at the mission for women Wwhich is being held this week in St. Mhry’s church, was filled last evening. The sermon this even- ing will be by Rev. J. J. Sullivan on ‘“Mortal Sin,” and the instruction will e given by the Rev. J. J. McCartin, director of the mission. will be heard this afternoon at 4 o’'clock, and tomorrow morning dur- ing-and after the masses. R&,. Jc- Cartin will deliver the séermon at the 5:30 and 8:00 o'clock masses tomor- row. Confessions | n SPORT PROMOTER DIES. Montreal, Oct. 19.—George Kelly, sport promioter and formerly light- weight wrestling champion of Can- ada, died here today after a long illness. He founded and managed the Canadian Hockey club which won the championship of Canada. He wrestled under the name of George Kendall. SureRelief OR INDIGESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water - Sure Relief DELL-ANS 2S¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere COR. MAIN, - MORGAN AND VILLAGE STS8. This is the most re- markable Brass Bed Sale held in many years. It is an unusual opporto- nity to purchase a Brass Bed of finest quality and beadty at a saving of fully 33 1-3%. We show here just a few of the many wonderful val- The Bed is un- usually artistio in design, with heavy 2%« inch posts, 8-inch caps and 1%-inch fillers. Beautifully ribbon banded and satin fin- ishéad. Guaranteed acid-proof. The mat- tress is filled with white cotton, in heavy art ticking with double stitched edges; weight full 50 1bs. covered The spirng is a A regalar $36.00 value; has 2-inch posts and 1-inch fillers; Bed is satin finished and ribbon banded. Guar- anteed acid-proof lacquer. Exactly as shown, = A very ial value 3 » ke -ur-rr;-nlrvrm a‘*‘bu; $ l 8'95 at 20-year guaranteed sag-proof and rust- proof; has resilient link fabric, and has a 4-inch rise above the bed ralls, which gives it the appearance of a box spriug when bed is made up. In any size, com- plete outfit, $47.85 $l3 95 The biggest Brass Bed bargain offered in many years; o3 Bed has 2-inch posts and 1-inch fillers; posts are beautifully satin finished, and artistically ribbon banded: caps are brightly polithed. The lacquer is guaranteed acid-proof and will not tarnish. A regular $237.50 value. All sizes; spécikl at turer; in a bill filed by Mathilda R. Dbdge and others in the office of the county clerk. Mrs. Dodge, who is sole executor, asks that another administrator be appodinted to act with her. Since the dmawing of the will, & daughter has been born and her title to a share in the estate, valued at $25,000,000, has been adjusted by the probate court, as well as a compromise by which John F. Dodge, Jr., re- ceives $1,600,000 instead of the $150 & month willed him by his father. Connecticut was the first state to adopt a constitution. e FORDS RUN 34 MILES ON GALLON GASOLINE Start Easy in Coldest Weather— Other Cars Show Proportion- ate Saving. A new carburetor which cuts down faseline consumption of any motor and reduees gasoline bills from one-third to sne-half is the proud aclievement of the Air-Friction Carburz.>r Co. 1423 Maciscn St., Dayton, Ohio. This re- markable invention not only increases the power of motors from 30 to 50 pér cent. but enables every one to run slow on high gear. It also makes it easy to start a Ford or any other car in the coldest weather. You can useé the very cheapest grade of gasoline or half gasoline and half kerosene and still get more power and more mileage than you now get from the highest test gasoline. All Ford owners can get as high as 34 miles to a gallon of gasoline, So sure are the manufacturers of the immense saving their new carburetor will make that they offer to send it on 80 days’ trial to every car owner. As it can be put on or taken off in a few minutes by anyone all readers of this paper who want to try it should send theif name, address and make of car to the manufacturers at once. They also want local agents, to whom they offer exceptionally large profits. Write them today —Adv. ~aURSDAY BETTY COMPSON & MILTON SILLS in “JHE END OF THE WORLD" The Place to Select Your Fresh Fish Is Here A Big Variety and Fine Quality. Splendid Shore Haddock 10¢ Boston Blue Whole Fish 12¢ Faney Fat Flounders .. 12c Native Fresh Herrings 12c Snapper Bluefish ...... 15¢ Or2tfor......... 25¢ Long Island Sea Trout . 25¢ Long Island Butterfish, Weakfish, Penobscot Salmon, Swordfish, Fresh Mackerel, Eels, enuine Bluefish, Smelts, Finnan Haddie, Live and Boiled Shrimp, Long Island Scallop, Steaming Clams, Round and Little Neck Clams, Saybrook Oysters 50c pk. Try Our Indian Neck Oys- ters, open fresh each day. They are fine. We are open till 9 o’clock Thursday evefaing. 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