New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 2

DATLY HI ALD, SATURDAY, DECE MBE 1921, ATHS \\l) ll NE ‘( ALS SALVATION ARMY " ISSUES WARNING - | I \dolphin i M n i [mpostors Misrepresent Them- | selves--Should Show Credentials atri Rivers Ne | 13r Ne Combs Trays Mirrors Hair Brushes Manicure Implements The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street Br th 1“ AT .(, 1 LORD RIDI ison OMi OS’\ |Uv(|-!| Dele- |t Su entative [ Lig r Between ation And Pres Repr Will Return Yo Hngland, IS Americn, crs of (Ihy ) ha he- A nta beer ting ation an repre of the N¢ for Chri ar anged to of | from | FoLL| teamer depart planned to 1 perso ifc from the tot the 16 uniform HOUSE COATS Comfort-giving coats of p back materi Mad W pockets tastefully trimmed v plaids. In rich dark colors mixtures in great variety—reg ular and sizes—37.5 $10.00. BLANKET ROBES Novelty patterns without in multi-colored mu-\ inations conservative and fects. Finished with sil and trimmed with braid silk frogs—3$7.50. LOUNGE ROBLES Of imported Camel Hair color Jaeger Woole Inxurio silks and velvets in plain colors and moire effects—useful wear able and beauti gifts that any man would be glad to re- celve. HORSFALLS 93-99 Xdsylum Street § Hartford “It Pays To Buy Our Kind." e fact that 1 Volunteers AL because, of etter atte repre H in th ria to eng induc rem: zent 1o 1 | me i |Commerce t « | w is collec wetunlly o | ot Amer prove 1 PPremier it Burope yd Gec hington Britis! arvices of \ tions not ¢ I rge to long W t city 80 I upol reguest of the Britain see mon ceted New to stout i 1 deleg i st value IERIGEN GOVI. NEUTRAL and | Army himself esentative, | No calendars, | local uniform could Salvation Not man n epresenting to| Army repr uniform t from s 1id in Salvation not wear has b all workers appe It is a ing does a one - cord ement Between Chile and Any Ag ¢ to s the in he another him here en ¢ and Peru Satisfactory To Both Will Be [in ways on | not city tres territory. 1 |t States, come strects to United m Acceptable f corps would another The nt D i governm Wi tl Pre 1ttitude tows Jiseit the de utral shington Americ c not et — of - the to upon corps’ Chile ¢ disposition nd Arica t strict of for a the Tacna ¢ Local re requested to demand | eredentials from collections. local people un ha his or her identity Kosciusko Post Bach At the noon day lunc Salvation Barra 14 teams reported the total of was place charge rir Valentine t as reported today that World War Veter: vote of approval had contributed fund. people trangers rmine of There are lecting fur 1her or vas | call teams |in the | of the | | prove of c n each men credential some hed reag betweer ch is agreement and Peru, wtory to ! two & ill be very satistactory to the government, it t nally s It wl Drive. 1 tod on o y at|w Arcl cash 49. Main of Mrs. and [ arternoon. Kosei Hin t to- ican high official of FERTI LIZEP COMBINE Plants | the cks | strect, One d on strect Emm ienant | More in Ot Johns Ithe It v post, d This store be evenings of Wednesday, will S open the Dee. 17 Thursday, Iriday, Dec. 2 3 It will not be open Christmas Eve. nor all day Monday, Dec i Than a score of Involved ko ns in Plan Which, it is Claimed, Will e a drive and wards the on _ $16 Reduce Prices, Atla , Dec. 17.—A merger of |1 mor i a score of fertilizer plants, | chiefly in the south, involving miliions | M2 of dollars with headquarters in Dalti- |2[t more, is in consummation, ith according to the anta Constitution The project was said to have among r objects the lowering of prices The “big six” in the fertilizer world, f composed of the great national man- | ufacturers, will not become members | of the proposed association, it was said. PEPE DEAD. the death eral hnson City, N as shortstop for d JOT Haven, of INTRAL JUNIOR HIGH. To llnl(l Sale in the Juilding Nl'\( Tuesday. » Art, Sewing and departments at the Cent for High school have completed parations for the Chris bazaar which will held in the new bunild- ing next Tuesday. There will he a fine assortment of articles suitable tor Christmas gifts on sale d a cordial invitation is extended to the to attend came days Joe Ha New : W process of Pupils New e ociati Ly Nashvil in T ence Sei- Jun- 16 Domest ven in season Truckload of Wine Is Seized in Bridgeport| Dac, 17—A truckload of | zed at the plant of I, E.| Co. by federal prohibition today. The seizure was on warrant issued in New ven ¢ rved by Edward Dool prohibition ent and a field t Washi on head-| tha be ha BANKS T0 AMALGAMATE ik of Canada and Mon- Brid ov wines w Wley p »ort, ind her public i ou | to The first social to be held in the | oflicers ¢ Merchants 1 school took place yesterday afternoon | ! in the auditorium. The pupils from | ! the ninth grade were present and af ter a short musical program, dancing was enjoyed until § o'clock The Big Store, will Checks.—Advt ade | treal Bank Doing Business Pending |0 ocal igent quarters De it g or for e ision By Governm Montreal, Dee. 17.—The Bank of Canada on the proposed merger with the W, opened its doors It was learned ource that approval of mation of the the Me the standing Montreal. The proposed absorption Merchants bank, declar its offi- cers to have been the result of an im pairment of its was tnnounced the Montreal stock exc v1 lered trading st Merchants | o h Christmas Checks — The Raphael’s Dept. Raphael’s Dept. Store.”— your Christmas Store, ‘"We Ct cash ig Store, ) from subject the impend two banks wits bank those in to| government epositors in wo have of the Bank of of the | d by | reserve Question: “What Gift’ Answer: ‘JEWELRY’ Christmas Adds an Atmesphere to | Py d [ at Home A quiet will be and Mrs, Quiet Christma Wi Dec hrist Whit obser by Presf Harding un presen changed by weeted dc It was ar 1 today that t i wol up his 17 Ho lent m n i | | 1t th | the I¢ 1ounee sible Jewelry Which is More Pronounced Than at Any Other Sea The Logica! Gift — For Any Member of The Family. ARN LAID U1 n—Jewelry Is 1 M in y Not This Hockey o Play Year Watches Lavalliere: Silverware, Etc. ‘. /‘v [ £ £ YYSORN Reliable Jewelers Porter & Established Old 34 MAIN WNTON INAUGURATED New Br as instrumental in the 1 which regarded |for me: | | interests of the Hy: ast mrm ter the the camp nes: 50 here. rvant Girl Tells How BRISTOLITES T - ENTERTAIN SOON ;. ‘Luml Bauking Chapter Wil Be‘ the Guests o no have defi the ite membery banking = chapter pla g to ente members sometime Vear, The next meeting of ghe at the New BMtain hank inuary and it is po: that fhe istol affair will be staged following | T I'he the | from | the { completed of Liritain istol w tuin ter and will are ni k | re- | be social club savin W New Britain banki titut little most chapter, al- old, only year tl one in the nees [ hodies hat five Ch Wing is the prosid Commer e scretary The Britain Trust club was orga when N Britain people attends Leon the New Britain Trust the first president and taye Winger, who was a mber of the Hartford formation of € of r: Com Hat- Beach | from stave vings t i I'rust and Harry Irederiel ny is 5 s reasurer, New The viee sident latter two arc Company. 1 in October was given at which 0 a banquet \ club at 1. o 0 comy he ith former chapter, thelocal chapter, Phe banking chapter educational purposes as well as| social eve At the present ne three ¢ being conducted the chapter. The 1entary nking class meets ever; esday ening at the Commercial Trust mpany, the standard class | ets eve Thursday at t} reial T company and the Commercial law meets every 'l at the New Pritain Trust com- The first class has 12 members » second 20 and the third abont 16. the Plainville Trust Dristol Trust and Dristol company as well as the ton bank arc memb of the Britain banking ch inks have was formed v banking ors of whom are local active outfit, in the REACHES RUSSI her American Radicals, Ordered De- ported, Reach Their Destination Decy 17.—(By the Associated \Iull(4 Steimer, Jacob Abrams, mi Lachowsky and Samuel Lip n, deported from the United States er being pardoned for alleged sed- ous. activities, entered soviet Russia having obtained the nec H the United States the lat- part of November, being freed by American authorities on condition they go to soviet Rus: From date of their arrival here they been held in a concentration awaiting permission of the iet government to enter Russia. Goldman and Alexander nan are still here, They are with- t German vises or permission to go any other country and their permit stay in Latvia expires tomorrow. It is undecided whether they will be inted a brief extension of their be sent back to Rus in was confined to s today. Alexander Shapiro, another Ameri- n anarchist who has left Russia is it ve ATROGIOUS MURDER Woman and Protegee Were Murdered and Placed At Table, Dec. 17 (Ry Associated the startling dis RRome police of the an Italian million- and her adopted dressed and sitting in | dining room, was re- pateh today to the Cen- from its Rome cor- London ess).—A story cry by the rdered bodies of Mme Cogo, fully her de \ \irs in News Agency | the | re Mm 1 that hrother two | their | inelud- | | | | | teh 1S A to the des their discovery given them by vho asserte Coro's stitled | Mmne ouse, bed best the dr 1 clothes, wced them in the ind then suspicion despateh, men from thought olr chairs | t I fire vert says the e and said she vietims for fear their her fortune to the The three men and | been ested, the | The ser 1 the iding polic their | [NDEPENDENCE SOUGHT PMlank | | dis s Main in Platform of Nacionalista Party, Which Has Just Been Announced, d v 1 (By As! ¢ depender cou | .m. H' | emanded fanue ppine Tuesday that the nt o the busi I Govern t wrovineia and t out ot 1088 |who can bring a 10 cent toy for sion to Washington, appears | chick L | southwest | nortt City ltems More" and record No, & rts, who en No Victor Pleree ame Vibl uthington, It to the al, died at 2 institution, ive him rs. 50, Planos, advt, Dr. 1 Tra e ing for ed district time Ninas advt Drawin next Menc Arthus S, vt od I 60 years, of « was admitted 18st i New Britain General hos it he « a box of Muller's b and 10 in a box Victrolas, ', L, Pierce Mozart valsh T Supervisor was notified by Clarence Lanpher police court Monday morn- leaving his car in the restrict- nger than the preseribed Ko ic 1oe I Jewelry Gifts at Moran chest on Isabella hope v, Dee. 19th.—advt. rickson seaman & Maryland, is 108 Henry strect on a 14 day furlough Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner. advt advt n the on on lome 49c——Axelrod's, sold today Estate Co two-family Thomas J combs Henn al the Camp Real v Deming 70 strect Ivory George through I et t house Vine Hanley Tickets for the be had from M. Curtin Co.'s stor Drake and Walker band, now appearing theater, will play for dancing at Danceland this evening. They will be unable to play the entire evening and remain 1 afte the regular Isaheila memt hope s advt six piece jazz at the l.yceum ol can or J so will which orchestra will Mrs. Herman strect taken |afternoon to be The Sunshine Monday afternoon HE SV IEWS GPA Y. W. XMAS PLAY Nativity” To Be to the treated socie at for will 0 o'clock nieet at “The Presented At Auditorium Tomorrow Afternoon At 0 O'clock. Leen given to member: Y. We G VAT invit- ing them to come and sce the Christ- mas play, entitled “The Nativit held in the auditorium tomo: fternoon at 4:30 o’clock. Those who have not secured tickets, however, will admitted up to the capacity of the hall, to see the beautiful Christmas story presented in a striking way. All the ity mission or other children in need of Christmas cheer are asked to bring one for the tree. Also there will be a Christinas par- t pecially for senior members on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, It will begin by the “hanging of the greens” and end with games, singing and refreshments. Everyone who did not bring a toy on Sun is asked to bring one to this par The party for juniors is on Wedne: day afternoon at 4 o’clock. .Junior ¥ A. girls may obtain tickets from Miss Bradley. Cards have and friends of the he Local Lommlttee Gets a Hearing That the committee, composed of former Mayor George A. Quigley and Pera Benjamin, of this city, and Rev. Simon Yonan, of Hartford, formerly of New Britain, stands a fairly good chance of heing successful on its mis- assured received Quigley. from an optimistic message ate this afternoon from Mr. The following ccived from Mr. “Hearing before mittee, I"ather Yonan, [ and George Quig bers seemed friendly. The committee will night. immigration com- A Benjamin spoke. Mem- be home to- CHURCH J2) ENT. \l(nr Society Holds Suc- cesstul AlTnlL St. John's whist and social held e night by the Altar society of the church of St. John the Evan- gelist, at the church hall on Newin ton road. The entertainmer in the form of a minstrel overture, wag fur- nished by children of the parish, di- rected by Mrs. John Connelly. The choruses comprised 20 boys and glrls Solos were contributed by Miss M garet Coughlin, “Pe y O'Neil”; Miss Adebne Hurlburt, ‘When Franc! Danges With Me"”, and Joseph Crow- ley, “They Needed a Songbird in Heaven.” Some witty jokes were con- tributed by I‘rancis Connelly. James I"agan was the interlocutor. After the entertainment a 45" tourney v held, Rev. Thomas lLa- den winning the first prize, consisting of a duck, while the second prize, a n, was won by John Wilco. e winn at whist were, ladie: first, Mrs. M. J. Souney; second, Mrs. L.eo Fortier; third, M R. H. Erwin; first, George Campbell; Gadden A successful was card gentlemen's second, Mr., AGENT, NEW FREIGHT Takes Office 1st, Ler at New Haven, January a traveling Boston & Al- January fir as g New Crocker, now gent for the ilroad, will on Daniel A. Gerlach department, at New Have who has, e 16 York succeed agent, Central Mr. G healt} fre ling rlach, n in poor finite De- 1s h I een given an ind al 19th from Te e South South, Mr ity in the leave of absence, and ves on for Upon Gor cember t I return vill be assigned to d freig [ department of the Boston & Albuny | railroad, at Boston STORM WARNINGS, York, Dec. 1 torm f Me., New Hatte to north rair this ntral over moving ym Cape as with and issued b storm escribed as o 1 Michiga outhern ke MIEETING ting the Baptist churc ANNUAL nnual me t Iirst The be v ou th s wil be diseu ri next et w 19 questions arisin cent Goodell servie April Bhows 3 just out, al | ~Warnings of a | fore- | brother- | howill | o'clock this morning at e i HERBERT L. MILLQ Hardware 336 Main Street m.nma CONN, COLLEGE RAISES $1.400 Student Friendship Drive a Most Successiul One j 4} MERIT STEM IS PUT IN DISCARD" Prof. Farnam Deploves Repeal of Acts Which Restore the Spoils System. {ew Haven, Dec. 17.—The repeal of the state civil service law by the last general assembly was referred to last night by President Henry W. Farnam in making his annual report to the Conunecticut Civil Service Reform as- sociation, He said that in Connecticut “an influential group has ever since the elections of 1914 tried to under- mine the merit system, and the re- publican landslide of 1920 gave them the opportunity. “The defeat does not mean that the republican parly is opposed to the reform” said Mr. Farnam, “nor does it mean that the republicans in Con- necticut are spoilsmen xxx New Lon- don has adopted the city manager plan and as this universally involves the merit system the present mayor of that city, Mr. L. E. Whiton, has applied to New Haven for advice with regard to details.” In maling note of legislative Presi- dent Farnam said that the year "has been one of reaction culminating in the repeal of the entire civil service law. The governor, in his inaugural address, referred to the matter in such a way as to give the impression that he desired the repeal of the law, al- though he actually put before the leg- islature the alternative of either re- pealing it or improving it.”” President Iarnam praised Senator Bakewell for his efforts to keep’ the law and improve it. He also said that President Harding's stand on civil service has not been as drastic as that of President Wilson. The situa- tion in other fields, he said, was not encouraging, and he gave a review of the operation of the national law es- pecially as applied to government de- partmer The meeting and dinner last night was the fortieth anniversary of the local body and the thirtieth of the state association. STORM IS GOMING Expected To- Dec. 16.—~When the Connecticut college left the Christmus hoil- days at their home, they left with the that the college had lived up high in vears in the annual student New students I.ondon, of tonight to spend fecling it previon o standards established riendship drive, It was announced to- fuy before the girls had left that a otal of $1400 had been raised in cash ind forwarded to the treasurer in York for the relief of destitute stu- dents in E pe. How this record will compare with similar gifts from other colleges will not be known until after Christmas, but in 1917, 1918 and 1920 Connecti- cut college girls contributed the larg- 5t per capita amount raised for this purpose in any of the men's or wom- n's colleges in the country. The $1400 otal this year is the gift of some 375 | 3| The plan used for campaigning for the student friendship fund that wa ated here and has been widely used in other colleges in the last year or two. A representative group of 25 girls met and each indicated what she thought she could give. The 2§ figures added up an the total divided 1.)- 25, giving the average that be- came the goal of the campaign work- Prominent among the student frienship fund drive leaders were Miss Dorothy Randall '23 of New Haven, who was general chairman; Julia Warner' 23 of Naugatuck; Elizabeth H. Holmes '24 of Montclair, Gloria E. Hollister '24 of New \0\\\ °ity; Ann Slade '22 of Thetford; M. P. Taylor * of Windsor; Helen T. Hemingway of New Hav orie Backes '23 of Wallingford; Helen Forst '24 of Middletown; Margaret Baxter '22 of Taunton, Mzs Janet awford '24 of Westport Virginia Hays of Montelair, N. J.; Barbara Kent '24 of Torestville; and Minna S. Gardner of Holyoke, Mass. GHR]STMAS SEALS SALE Sunday rain or snow and colde i ol g strong southwest winds and gales Going Slowly, Will Open Booth in|shifting to west and northwest Sun- @ Lither Rain Or me night And Tomorrow—Cooler Tem- perature Sunday. 17.—For Connec- warmer tonight; New Haven, Dec. ticut: Rain and The western disturb- over Illinois. It is causing cloudy weather with rain or snow in nearly all districts east of the Mississippi river. It will pass out the St. Lawrence valley on Sunday. |'The temperature is rising in the cen- tral and eastern and falling in the western districts. It is below zero in Minnesota and freezing temperatures extend as far south as Texas. Conditions favor for this cloudy and rainy weather with temperature for the season of year. |Baldridge Is Offered Coaching Job at Yale Omaha, Dec. 17—Malcolm Baldridge football coach for Creighton univer- sity and former Yale lineman, has res ceived a telegraphic offer from the Yale athletic board to become assiste |ant coach at Yale for 1922 season. hLie withheld details. da C ondl(mm ance is central Postoffice—Total Amount Received to Date, $2,203. The sale of Christmas tuberculosis scals is not progressing as rapidly as might be desired and the committee is somewhat disappointed at the lack of enthusiasm Some of decrease in sales over that of preced- years is due to the lack of funds arious homes, The committee booth in the postoffice nd also will e owell's drug store stance Corbin is in charg committee which will look hooth To date shown. the ing in vicinity, mild T plans to open a thb Monday morn- scals on sale Miss Con- of the after the| about $1,400 has been re-| ceived through the mailing list; $490 | as been received from the manu-| facturers, $200 from the schools, $102 | from different organizations and SIH from the different stores. RECREATION TALK of directors of the cham the public amuse- | sion and the members of education will hold a joint meeting for luncheon at the New | Britain club at nocon Monday. Miss | Georgia Sprague, of New York, senting the National Playground ciation, will speak “AlL Aroun tion.” New Haven, Dec. 17.—The report of a telegruphic offer of a position as assistant football coach at Yaic tated to be without fact by the n of the athletic 1 her he chairman, Clarence W. Mendel stated that “we have not made such n offer to my knowledge and no such offer could bhe authoritative without | my sanction.” The hoard her ment commi the of commerce, board of repre- As50 ¢ on e Year d Recres [Tsabella Circle Xmas | Social Monday Evening | s injtintion at which 60 can- to be received and a Christm will be held Monday evening of C. ha!'l on Main street Tsabella cirele, National Daughters Isabella AC of the member |asked to bring a giit in connection | with the holiday social. The Tsabella ‘eirele hop t will be awarded CSANTAY n store, when his by o cigarctte t 1ent mes spread quickly whicl Umost hurned flames BADLY BURNED, ick, N. J., Dee. 11. the & ! 1s of a seriously burned to- whiskers were ig- which he had to smoke. The to his red suit, by the A didate New ¢ Aifred Jocal iny ) t 1 false TN nited e base che AN”T BUY IROM A GIFT YOUR FRIENDS AN ENLARGEMENT YOUR FILM OHRNSTEDT’S At Our New Store 72 WEST MAIN ST