New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 19

NEW RBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1921. U VATSONIARES e urni st Pet Victrolas advt Miss Eleanor Huber will week-end in Meriden | it Armory t ght vt Jdison Phonographs and records. 1 adding.—advt ynouncement has been baby boy Solon, DEATHS AND FU! . “Fl:ancllal \I:wao LXECUTED TOD AY o KILLED HIS WIRE|3EE BY PUINAM & €O, | Am Bt Sug ] ! 1 of thi for a i Dr. Hadley, Ex-Army Officer, Meels Death Calmly Am Henrey William Henry W morning at 1 Lome illiams, ag PUTNAM & CO. York Stock Exchange to Richter & ©o, 31 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. STANLEY I, EDDY, Mj TEL, year Plerce & Cc thi .\l('llllwr New Nobhle Florida Morans', are | ent eity rsburg had at He worked at the employed there Continued ¥rom Iirst Page) and Records month machinist was his sicknes He | Henry Anna, Cr for H & Sm & Re Sg RC em Toh & el 2040 Union up to the were determined to hearing Protests him a spend the | Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Ana At Tp & At GIf & Bald Loco Balti & Ohio Beth Steel B Bklyn Rap Tran 7 Canadian Pac 120 % Cen Léath Co . Vg Ches & Ohio . Chi Mil & St P Chi Rock T P3 Chile Copper Chino Cop Consol Gas Corn Prod Ref Crucible Steet Cuba Cane Sug. . Elk Horn Coal Endicott-John fg v e L 1st pf 16 34 Jaston, W 3 Gen Elec 13634 Gen Motors Goodrich B I' (o Gt Northern pfd Tllinois Cen Inspiration Cop Inter Con Attitude | | I'rom the time I came this 4 | room, 1 felt the committee had pre ; u\ ed this fr ret session cnator shouted it statement is absolufely foundation” e Wi orren 50 STANLEY WORKS 20 AMERICAN HDW. CORP. survived by his \\v"\xm\ M wife, My 4 1% 813 116 four nd Vg hiter Sum Tel Tob Wool Cop | Grace, ¥ Henr undertakers, hody, and the funera 3 Monday morning at the church of §t John the Evangelist, the hour to he announced later. Burial will be in St Mary's cemetery SETS CHURCHIN CLEARER LIGHT - Rev. Dr. 6. W. C. Kill Explains Result of Goodell Setvice — — ry cea, and st of and and made D North Da was formerly Miss| superintendent of the 4 held the birth of a | Mps, Paul Rice Kota. Mps, | Clair DesJardin, s 5 retired from | at the loeal hospital, hairman Bran Now is the time to have your eyes Witsor nined. 1, B, Goodwin, Optometrist, Iriven Main St.—advt Mrs. Dutler of North strecet, recelved a painful her hand yesterday when she [Knitting necdle through It. A son has been born to Mr Mrs., Hollis Russell Harlow of lay street, Hartford, at the street hospital in that city Dec. 9.—Dr. Wil- former army sur- | was put to death in the state pen- | for the murder Tinsley Hadley, in November, 1919 Prison attend- its declared Hadley went to his ath calmly and stoically. Dr, Hadley made no statement fur ther than to say he had “made his peace with God” and was prepared | for the end. The execution clos sensational murde erimi history of Richmond Mrs. liadley’s body was found in the James river near Richmond on Decembe ), 1918, by a ncgro trap- 1934 per, and was identified by the wom- ik an's sister several weeks later. A . scarch for Dr. Hadley was begun by | local authorities, which carried them through many states and parts of | o o Bty Canada, and he finally was e o Anths hended on a ranch in New Mexico, At| e address delivered - by Geor, . C. Hill, at 'the ar the time of his arrest he was in dis- R T guise and under an assumed name. b e ARG e He was taken to Denver, wher, BRI be s s e according to the Henry county au- s thorities, he made a written confes- sion that he had killed his wife. Richmond, Va., Amos Hadley, and ranchman, cleetrie chair early today Mrs, 483 ... 801 80 14 914 | BCON 311 in the 041 itentiary of his wife, wit! lelds shot mer ut Itice 8 Wi army isked the nurses | | Sue | Senator anted audience of with | soutl Washington injury to ran a . JUDD ¥. G. W. T. SLOPER JUDD & CO BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT T l‘pln)m' 1415—1816 ir JUDD rn blood, 1 Htte solence and In- Niles Ser Watson said had a num led, but them 1 one of the| i cases in the | ser of witnesses he w had no power or money to { to Washington. W summons all the wit s you want," Chairman Brande \ replied HARTFORD G218 | RADIO I rans-Atlantic Wire- ost m ring 23 WEST MAIN STREET, NEW Wi Investments, Local Stocks WILL BEGIN RECITALS, Organ recitals on the South church 1 will be conducted by J. C. Beebe, of that church, the coming two Sunday evenings. Mr. Beel ]nw;.l.xm will be announced tomorrow We Wil Buy [ pipe or SCOVILL Thomson, Wenn & To. “Impressic the ect of | Revinny w sul HOW TO INVEST reg at Colo., Lo s th ca that only his hearer an by telling ple have Successtul T churches | Inter Con pfd Int Mer Mar ... 15% Int Mer Mar pfd 646 This confc on was used him in his trial. In the co he declared he also shot a m hold reviv vivals are life, not ¢ 5, but als. He explain the means of only into rel in political ax 1 how re- cting new less Recel veJ NEW BRITAIN New Bnln)n National Bank Bldg. ‘elephone 2580 DONALD R. HART, Munager WITH PROFIT ader and who b < \ng money. fn Wall not a matter of luck, but investor HARTFORD 10 Central Row Telephone Charter 8000 Mcmber Hartford Stock Allis-Chalm Mfg 38 Pacific Oil 5 Int Nickel Int Paper ; Kelly-Spg Tire Kennecott Cop Lack Steel Lehigh Valley . Mex Petrol Mid Steel Missour! Pac .. N Y Central NYNH®& Norfolk & Wes Nor. Pacific Pure Oil Pan Am P & T Penn R R ..... Plerce-Arrow I- r,‘( riffin," a fe low surgeon in the | oo pis0tions ] ArmvisbnEan Jinyestization Snnovediliae vy nity’ s to be unfounded, which Hadley [ 1 speaking of Ji 1ly admitted. Snenealing v i the s .08 e of his h and especially the me August until his death e L e Hadley maintained a iTEICHE N hey weratateuila e ness and indifference. Ll e ganctsiomed (l, e referred to a habit of Dr. Goodell's B — after he had made a particular DR. LOR 10 TAY. his | Vineing argument, po his | Setonc R Deuite S | a smile sayir threat to return to Vienna because of | vou get hom criticism to which he has been sub- | g set the church in a mon jected, Dr. Adolph Lorenz will remain | tive and commanding light 11]\’ New York and will hold three | community and had made cicarer th s Bl S clinics a weck under the auspices of | necessity of the church in the indi [ e s R the Health Department. After this| yvidual lite. 5 IS TRAs Ul e “ SRR R w week the other clinfes which T In' conciusion, he dald to using transmitting instruments n FRIEDMA Pittsburgh Coal Lorenz has been holding will be dis- | services had set the people of SR o Seahte W e g ",‘T'} | MARKELSON & CO. e continued. :)1 thinllclu_u o their S e ‘I.\x.q‘.'.g | T \ S s e religio ife the comr ty, stk g s i g am e s Ray Con Cop .. 14% 1 14 LUTHER IUAGUE NOTES. | md eaicnss life of (he community been sent across the con- | [ 712 MAIN ST, HARTFORD, CT. Reading ..... ] o T 5 e et SBinE .1 '1’ tinent under favor: itions with I’hone No. 81 o . ; o Swedish | S grea ngs, both moral anc S Tevor Lheke hout Rep I & § e Luther League of the wedish | $how & noral - and | tne use of these Anout (|| pyivect New York. as other Exchange. fndgment and exper- read our valuable 95 \h‘nlbt‘r N. Y. Stock hangze Dec sent minutes pas ) this| the Marconi von, indicat- ittempt i Hartford, 9 A message | out t four morning from masts at ( led that the ted ghort page | “SCIENTIFIC METHODS o INVESTING AND TRADING NSO’ al We Will Buy Or Sell— American Brass We Do Not Accept Margin Accounts Dr. Goodell, ok appealed to the reason | Wi to the arrest toda taciturn last Dr. mor calm- sage read: | gh winds, At- conditions s morning dur- for a "hese instru- ar trur and atly magnify the teeble | y col with I'hink that over when He said Dr. sing and mosphere very b Heard S Taay th {ing the 110 ments lesigr practical and success- cpert ad t ittrac- in are | is valuable hook to by sending us “a free copy. are ts JOHN P. KEOUGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York STOCKS Bridgeport Danbury Goodell | this city personal part in em vy ave Waterbury regenerators. private wire to New Haven | Middletown BONDS et ol T LI B, e 100,000 stations scattered throughout ||| Springfield i S| i 't Pric /ire to New York and Boston Sinclair Oil Refin meeting last evening. Refreshments |the Unitea 1y “listened | - = —— L .I{Irmt Pricate \\i:: to or} Sloss-S Steel & I 393 were served and an interesting pro- B dRet et newatihot eoulat speitl| 8 G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel. 1012 Southern Pacific.. 79 gram was rendered. he League sucee: o tl fort. Send a Southern Rail .. 18% made plans for the New Year's Eve fk iafationa Inilne und) ned o onibitel TEL. 483 70 WEST MAIN ST. Studebaker Co . 797 events and also for the annual con- Paul Godley, the wire Texas Co ...... 4614 cert to be held on the last Thursday sert and inventor, nting ational” Facilities for Handling Meats and Poultr Texas & Pacific 23% in January. The complete program ey L s Tobacco Prod . 5914 for this will be announced at a later | near zow, Scotland, en- Transcont Oil 1015 date. 3 r to our calls, om Union Pacific ..126% The services at the result to the Mar- United Fruit 125 Sunday morning will 1 Because United Retail St 5214 English. R With the Most Modern Wholesale Warechouse in the East, Merchandise Reaches Our Retail Markets in Prime Condition. We Have Reduced Our Handling Charges to a minimum by Receiving All Meats in Carload Quantities Direct from the West, Thereby Greatly Lowering Prices to the Ultimate Consumer. U § Food Prod JulLe nswer U 8 Indus Alco preach. Note the following extremely low prices for quality meats. 497 217% 4894 21% 3915 7914 18 tes anxiot ASS LEADER. l‘l”.l"lhllnvll Having Membership of 1000 to Spéak Here. BIBLE; C President or Harry Slack, of Woolen company, his th Saturc of New will b ind Sun to take charge of the Bible Class meeting in the church Sunday morning. is president of a simila national class on Staten Tsland whic has more than 1,000 members, will speak on “The Moral and ious Benefjts of a Men's Bible The four Slack brothers comprise “The Slack Brothers Male Quartet,” o s and will render vocal mus SRdindics during the exercises, The qua 7 TR S . probably will meet with tho LADY TABS ELECT Admission Including Taxes ficers tomorrow ‘evening At the r r mee ff St MATINE: TVE AL e , st MATINT EVENING Lady T. A. & B. society held Oveh. Orch. 35¢ Ehaal halll IRt ave Yara C Bal. Bal. 23¢ the s named as the president for year. ‘The installation of place at the first mect- Ameri York, with in this city morning IEveryman's sk ation by S radio Glas hear church next tl be conducted in | t At the evening service, Rev. Hulteen of Hartiord will Ly Starting Sunday conl et Days Only D. W. GRIFFITHS Underworld Masterpicce “DREAM STREET” Added Attraction Method Mr. Slack -denomi Godley” hours. of poor ice these two points r. was delayed ! call Taay is somewhere in New land and was at first thought in Bridgeport. Investigation showed, [ nowever, that this party had moved and the license had heen reassigned to some one els over h He Relig: “lass U S Rubber Co 53 U § Steel .. U § Steel pfd Utah Copper Willys Overland BIG \lrl,ll‘\(- About 70 people attended the reg- ular prayer meeting in the First Bap- tist church last evening. Rev. Dr, William Ross discussed the sermons of RevaDr. Goodell. Following the meot- ing there was an informal discu of the benefits of the Goodell services. 837 to he 113 . 6214 f some Exchanges Balances ROSE, BECKT M Rose Beckett president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of A. G. Hammond camp, U. S. W, V. at the meeting held at the State armory on ‘Arch street last evening. This meeting was the 11th annual one of the association. The other officers of the organiza- | tion were elected as follows: Senior vice-commanded, Nellie felm; Jjunior Sykes; HARTFORD. Hartford, Dec. 9.—Fire of undeter- mined origin caused damage estimat- ed at $10,000 to the three-story brick | mittces of the recent (rondel] ser building at Nos. 42-48 Allyn street | has hoen called for moon. g ces shortly after 9 o'clock last night, || MW e much of the damage was caused by | committee. Tho mestis smoke and water, which damaged the | the form of a luncheon o, stock of B. Dworkin & Co., uphoister-{ place at the New. Irjtai The i ers; Wilkinson's, Inc., candy dealers,| purpose Is to organime. = o one (4 and The Bowman Motor Car Wotkerd i asbcb ol agents of the Overland and e e At s IO A € € 1y r. Goodell in the FIRE I GOODELL WORKERS ORGANIZI L i 2 A meeting of general and anxiliary rane | the of- was elected ing ( the various memhers of Fresh Calves Liver, 45¢ com- | enst fic ing in The lows rs will take January. other officers elected are Chaplain, Rev. William Dow ident, Mary ( record- nancial treasurer, anditor, Molly Boneless Prime Rlb Roast, 39¢ Native Roasting Chickens, 45¢ tomorrow irman of the will be in ind will take 1 ¥ as fol- e 1o 2 ¥ Lean k Roasts 21c Lean Fresh Hams 22¢ Lean Fresh Shoulders 16¢ Loin of Native Pork 21c \ club, na O'Keefe; Coffey; ind tary, Katherine Carroll. Co Willy ! Por] chaplain, Carr ductor, Catherine Hills; stant con- ductor, Anna Igan; guard, Josephine Woodward; tant guard, Anna Freeze; musician, Jennie Murray, and patriotic instructor, Loulse Dav The appointed officers will named at the next meeting of the organization. As has been the cus- tom in the past several years a joint installation of officers if the auxiilary and the camp will be held some time in January. RED MEN'S ACTIVITIES, Mattabessett Tribe, I. O. R. M., will trail to the hunting grounds of Hart- ford tomorrow to attend the Northern Red Men's Council session. Members will leave on the 1:22 p. m. and 1:37 p. m,, trolley for Hartford to attend the busin meeting in Arrow. Head hall, corner Gold and DMain streets. The degree work by Springfield Tribe in the evening at § o’clock will be in Sangerbund lm]l on Wells street. Chopped Steak 2 Ibs. Boiling Beef Lean Smoked Shoulders 15¢ Cuts of be 25¢ EVERYTHING FOR THE SMOKER Here are Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes and Tobacco. All kinds and styles, ready for your lection. Re iher your mas- culine friends with “Smolkes"” this year and they'll truly ap- preciate your gifts, Boneless Corned Beef 20¢ . 25¢ Home Made Sausage Meat Lean Smoked Hams. . .: Lamb Roasts ....... 0D M Kitchen and chiily CHRISTMAS SALE The Christmas sale of the newly organized Business and Professional Woman's cJub will be held tomorrow. The members have decided to serve Junch to the public from 12 o'clock until 2. The sale will continue from noon until § o'clock in <the evening. Home made ‘eats,” including lemon meringue pie, cake and candy, are on the list. A tea party will be con- ducted during the afternoon. DIED l\ \ JT R\I Y. Word has just been received in this city that William Broadley, a er, formerly of New Monday at his home in New Jer: It your is cold se- If you do enjoy a good \.mon.ll Market. Datit these winter mornings, just light the oven burners on your gas range for a nutes and you will have a TOYLAND And, too, one may spend as much or as little as one pleases for such presents. cosy Kitchen at a very slight The Wilson Special Soft Come in and visit Toyland — we cost, i fact 1t will cost you only five Collar Attached Shirt The only place in town where you can get Dunhill All $8. we'll gladly folks in their propee gift for A t women selection of the have an immense stock of Toys in the HIM. i & Young men like them.—$3. | [k L. A. Gladding Saccessor FIRE ON HARTFORD AVENUE. cents (o T your oven burners for one A gas stove in a tenement at 33 Hartford avenue set fire to the floor at about 2:80 this afternoon and an alarm was sent in from box 43. In- gine companies No. 1, 2, 3 and the Hook and Ladder company respénded. The fire was quickly checked without much damage being done to the house. whole hour any time during the day. Pipes. & - e QUALITY SMOKE SHOP 70-72 W. Main St. NEW BRITAIN [gon's § . Cogswell, MAIN and CHESTNUT Cor. he Ri racle In Man Offers Sensational Super-Savings Saturday i & en’s snd Boys’ Suits and Overcoats and Furnishings AT A SAVING FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT. Your Chance Beckens You — Economy Urges You Not To Evade It Get Your Share 370 Main St. 135 Main St. New Britain Bristol ¢p