New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 1

e ey r ‘.ft‘l'ul(l “\(l\ '\lc n | a : % }§ ; . ) I ! I l E I\l E @ s News of the Wor . iy (N ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 —SIXTEEN PAGES. PRICE THREE CE} I'TALY SUGGESTS ANOTHER (=i —) If There Are Poverty Conditions THEATER MEN VICTORIOUS IO HASTEN TO EGY WORLD CONFERENCE THAT S n City Such As Depicted By S. A. IN TILT WITH NEW HAVEN hips have received ovders 1o WILL DISCUSS SUBMAR[NES B it of the A, e There Is No Excuse, Mayor Asserts OFFICIALS OVER CLOSING terranean fle wre under orders to leave at the shortest notiee Problem Of Auxiliary SAM M VEY DIES ‘- — - I xplains That City Has Ever Shmd Willing to Aid Needy BOS!{)NS QU?WA{ Federal Judge Thomas Craft For The Various| FAMOUS FIGHTER FOUND GUILTY OF e B e TRARFIGTTTEDRUR IR essster aienig Navies Shocld Also Be Was One of Most l'mnu(l KILLING TWO l‘dEN e "‘(')E'"' GCURSEble (irounds and Injunction, Recently Jixpressing surprise {hat there are ters coming to the attention of Slaqp for, i, "‘7'17_ Taken Up Then, Says| able Heavyweights in | casc. of need in e city such as have | orsanizations in which he bou "t agas Granted To Three Pro- i \ depicted during the last week | might be of assistance, they were 1o Spokesman Sporting World | ; e e Gt el raay e g A p dermg Amo Salesme“ “HrHs‘ wted this ‘mm‘ 12 that there EM \ .vm‘x‘“\‘\‘\‘nh‘ this “IHHV ‘.wr‘ ) | p”Etors L {is no oceaslon for such conditions pertected Curti re France Still Insists That|ndero nenvyweighi lu..ff‘;""”‘::‘]:;\;“, ,‘.:"".'..:v‘,‘f‘.‘,:‘ff.x':':.'fi((fi“ e R e e Aot vl v Corporation Counsel Rules .e em:m(s; ve Essent Suies ke iahaplten nastite! ) R e T R : That Building Code, Re- Wills Ioontt feet in height and weighing 200 r fitslont o 7 SRt . Willing to Negotiate. pounds, he possessed terrific punch AT IGLIN O Nl T iy e Viaus haeD) ordered to provide, or see | board, the mayor feels, since witl ¢ kit ¢ " i Retroactive. iielin s oAb har WVerage i ! that other agencles are called in, the | anticipated co-operation such a ; 4 boxing skill and ability to take heavy | dict Reached on First Ballot. [ lntter classification comprising, in the | dition might not exist ) moke poure Washington, Dee, 23.— (By Asso-|punishment without falte main, members of the Spanish colony | Mayor Curtis only a few days ago|(yhe, ey SRl o ey et estralning ciated Press) Sizpestion’ has been| Hisihrst anpeatance as w serious|., Shlcagos e 28 Harvey Church, | who are non-residents,and who can re- | came out with a statement urging ay systems | raffi ch Judge Bdwin 8. Thom- made by the Hallan arms delegation | heavyweight contender was i chiunged with' the murder of ‘two: - ficeive ald from the fate only support of the Sulvation Army i {ic-ups there were or " en to managements of Last summer the mayor 1ed drive for funds. Such cases as have 1 1dition to the oy ¢ e e Rt ts pr‘A\f‘Ht to the naval committee of the con-|when he fought two 20-round conte tomobile salesmen, was found guilty vddi 3 this morning and need to death. al to welfare agencies through- | been presented to the public as espec- | gaijed tr ¢ e 1 ici thonitiel g | 1ins 1 1 s i ference by municipal authc ference that another international|with Jack Johnson, later world cham gathering of broader scope be called | pion, losing hoth bouts on deeisions. | Chureh kitled Carl Ausmus and Ber | out the eity, including the Salvation | ially . in conjunction with the 1 without transportati su vew Haven and the state police in e R e L e e | st R RO delivercd | Army, to ald the charity board in fer- | drive, he assures would be taken care | way platforms or above o Lo e R present discussions, to deal particn-lof the negro heavyweight contenders |® it WHCH had arranged to buy. | reting out cases of need. Any mat-|of by the city. Hundreds walked o swirling de injunctions and continued until I'he jury which went ont last night | mow storm and other hundrec future date today larly with submarines and auxiliary|and a number of white heavyweight ! had conft s veached o verdict on the first ballot reached the city finally through & One theater had been voluntarily . Church who is 21 years old was Cambridge subway runs | Chief of Police Smith under an order Paris, Dec. 23. (13y Associated | ford. During the decade b ng in el e | Press)—Premier Briand has sent{ 1911, MeVey and Lar 1 fought | dams, Wis., his old home e N Harvard Square, Cambridge, through|of Mayor Fitzgerald it was unable to Ambassador Jusserand in Washington|more than a dozen conte o L few s after the double ~\!\IHL | Chicago Stores Are Dotng a Record |10 husiness section of Boston to the | geeertain wherein the city building a final and definite acceptance of the| from short no decision bheuts to l”'l i 32 ST A OREE ) ) | Breaking Volume Of Business — 7% 19R%0 . ’,” % i been lived up to. 'This however,| round encounters, Thess were stagedi|LR9er the tloor of ur\], 1ge at the — section vards | jianagement obtained a restraining maintains her position regarding sub- i1t acts! of the e e <. | Church home here r. Daugherty's | oo | Cash Receipts Not So Great from the scene of the « is | order so it could reopen without in- lin all parts of the v rom g e e e by 223,125 Shares at $50 Each S r city's sul sVS- [ {erference marines and coast defense ships, al- [ tpalia to South Americ eoraa| L An I Aang bound with ropes, was found later in Chicago, Dee The Xmas shop q Fast ston term @ Two ot houses were protected though she is willing to negotiate 5 as the vietor in a majority of the S ey 5 v s Prance insists that her demands are | patties the Dsplaines viver, Chureh, accord-| to Finance American ng season in Chicago has broke ay Square i half a mile north. |1y restraining orders as, after losing vitally necessary to her security, it is Sy o . r to police, made three detailed all records in volume iness, smoke s swept through most | ypajp jjcenses and permits to show Recently McVey had appeared in 2 ! T S / 3 A T indicated, but is disposed to cooperate it ¢ i Fe [ ssions telling how he had ar- rass cording to leading State strect me se underground systems and films, they had gone to the courts to ? | the role of trainer and sparring part - i | ; Vorel felt to with the United States as far as pos Jut probably will not measure |effects of the accident were fe prevent Chief Smith from closing b | capital ship ratio. IFrance, 1 to buy a $5,000 automobile | om the salesmen and then Kkilled them in the basement of his Thome when they delivered the machine and | for dollar, with those some extent them 1919 and 1920 | said there were no casualties and the y T ite his 36 years he retained his hox New York, Dec. 23.—The Anacon-| e eiiy's total retail merchandi Al,‘mw was slight v e French Reply Delayed ng skill and hitting power. : ! ! Jda Copper Mining Co R e R e b e (I ineplnitog (HESRECOUIL oty Washington, Dec. 28.—(By the As iy disposed of their bodies. The confes-y o4 4y jssue of 5 shares of treas-| 4¢ $50,000,000 > TREE IS [ea yreren e eralunich e ions, however, were not introduced at| o' ctock to shareholders at $50 & Buyer R NICIPAL Y | the orders as injunctions. Judge [ 3 Juyers this year are spending their Phomas, after arguments had been delegation Lo receive expeeted ade Y [ N IN the trial. The defense rested entirely | g . S e et 3 legation o reccive expected aadi-| CITY, NOT BOUND 16 i1in ! e el iare, on a basis of o are t0 €V- money more wisely, merchants said NOW IN ITS PLACE |mate, gave one to the theater which tional instructions as to @ v av-| on an insanity plea iy ten dharestheld, tofinance Eo tional instructions as to auxiliary nav T ery ten shares held, to finance the ac- I the demand is mostly for sub had voluntarily closed. Counsel then fr - o 4 ) \ m ) 2 OV craft from its home government| BY OLD CONTRACT| quisition of the American Brass Co. | giantial articles. P poetain S b promised to lead (o further discussion Morse Now W lllmg to A\y\‘u-'tmr]:b recently proposed to take A B [as one of the attorneys ws @ xf{n;n"n!g ‘today of the submarine guestion by . | over the American Drass Co. on a . . S Tye0 i | : S e {he Washington conference in the | Have Books Examined ||} o1 s150 cash and three o Baldwin Picked as Practically AlL of the Decorations | up with . plea to Judge Foci e : : ! Bailey Brothers May Harvest This| Washington, Dec Charles W. | op SoRis 3 S ench shas ; ic] ant the injunctions for a period In 1ot ovei likely to break a pre-| U L el conda stock for each share of i (oach : at Lehigh U.| mave seen Placed on Tree Which |G S Gouid be possible to secure LRI Ao Winter Under Old Agreement, But | gwait action of the federal grand jury | Bethlehem, Pa., Dec James ner for negro and white heavyweights training for important contests. De- {rom the corporation counsel an opin- & | Bal 3 @ P s ¢ stands in Central Park. | Baldwin today was elected as resident tands it |ion as to whetber the new building I'nder a tentative understandi the = submarine discussions automatically | City Will Take Over Tee. e e uf‘.f”“f,':f‘l)ail’s Delay Taken as | conch of football and baseball at Le- | oo (hristmas tree has | code was retroactive or not Corpora high university for three years. He| Mlace on Central Park |tion Counsel William L. Bennett, rose are re med in event of announcement . i That the fce contract held by |ping Board today withdrew the ob- KEvidence of Acceptancem o Tt eelee \,wn put in by the Ire 1wch that they had nothing 1 1 1 ; " {ions which he had filed in th lis . i S ting e o sent lailey Drothers last season which, | jections which he ha d in the dis- 15 e T w0 L O 4 S ek L most of the ¢ecoratin | S 1 _luceording to lts terms, does not ex- | trict supreme court to the taxpection,, Buulin, De 3. (By Assoclatad | af the rvarl summer = schoo flieen compicted. The tree i3 one | Is Not Retroactive While the various delegations pre- £ h S e SR s Press)——The decision of the Dail Eir-| physical education and of the Illinols S s G s had in| Tt is no secret the s iindon. Augasstion|p\ro ntilknaxt MarenuRlRnot Sbing i) the grand jury of the hooks of mn to adjourn until January 8 was| summer school for coaches. He has thg best e Lo s ret that I am of the D e L faton | companies. Irving Morse, son of 1 adl dantiary, d wes ! ache: » of the fa on that the code s not retro- from 1€ aliar rePrest atic the city until that time, is the| many years, and becau another conference be arranged ernment desired opinion given Mayor O, I, Curtis by|shipbuilder, told Chief Justice McCoy ‘“”f“‘"""_"_ Ao “’.‘ all "Hw Dublin l‘y“."\’“((y;l: h ,'”\KI' .‘lr '!\ and 5"']‘ et (he flag pole occupies the site in|active. T gave an opinion to this ef- : : S dxe Jonn M. Kirkham, corporation | that his father was willing to submit apapare totlay i Savos Able Lo e e L ! €0l {1 round circle in the center of the | fect to Building Inspector Austin on after the adjournment of the o,/ 0| qay [any and ail evidence which the gov- incesicithe Panslo-Txish Ptrealy o SEGNCATRM CIEE MRS 10- | ik, the tree has heen placed some- a date prior to the Rialto fire gathering to take up furthery“Sn, o jang of the contract, the cor-| ratification. A note of regret ia struck | cated at present Pt more to the south end of the| The court at once granted injunc- fon of auxiliary naval craft. | L Sl g Hohe 2 by the commentators, however, over ~ > Sl tions to both theateus : loan ‘““”‘”"‘”””. “'1“ be| B ileys to harvest ico last season | URGE RATIFICATION. the fact that the adj Arn e nt l"-‘"r City Gives Xmas Gift s J. A. TFraut of Arch street, who | The statement of Judge Bennett up for consideration before pones the prospect of the release o . r . e for the past|came as a surprise and it cres only. It was submitted to the | 2 & e ¥ {f Jobs to 4 Yor . as been responsible for e past | as a surprise and it created a ournment, it was suld. il in December, ratified in Janu-| Dail lireann Receives Many Such the convicted political prisoners, | Of Jobs to 40 Worker e “Britain having @ mu- |stir. There has been a controversy v 5 - Deote A Christmas gifts he form of jobs . % which is expected to follow ratifica ristmas gifts in t rm of jobs | il chfistmas tree, stated this |since the Rialto theater fire among ary signed in Marcl Since it is| Telegrams 5 i " f . : ke - 0] I were give 40 of the city's 16 5 A it is binding until next Marc Dublin, Dec. 23.-—(By ‘.\Wfl‘i“"‘“ ——— !Ir e e ,“,'” S :!‘v H‘m‘l_” < mv\n\! dition several branches of the tree [have been to inspect theaters as to the at | Press.): ms to members of the | A peg s Iment burean atter that mumber had | UGS TS Lo \hen it arrived | responsibility for the inspec cess until January 3 from considera- | Cut Shoe Mdl\els \\ Ages public works. The 40 men seleeted for | ¢y e said that the workmen |ing Inspector Austin said he did not to| tion of the Anglo-lrish treaty, began |y orpill Mass., Dec. $.—The re- the places repre: '”K‘ -*"'““ ““‘ the most | it have the tree straightened outlinspect the Rialto theater after the to come today from the respective | £ e S k urgent cases recorded at the employ- ) 18 )e i T e- | ne | " st ,“ ‘”, o t of ther ':, & ,‘l' | adjustment of wages in the shoe in-| ¢ omice in City Hall ,I.h“\,'“m and in its usual beautitul array 1 new building code became effective gonsHtREnClen K ORUI0 B L R vy here was advanced today by |ggapt S : ) fore Christmas day because he did not believe it was re- title passes to the city ald the | favoring ratification of the document. | | G L0 Soe e 1ocal arbitration board start (o work Tuesday The star has n been placed on |troactive, 1 7 3 3 1 Following the lead of the Clare|@®S© k £ ¢ | = S 3 ¢ 5 ‘ > light . Willimantie, Dee. 23 Death from | Bailey Brothers decide to hold the toe ats for - ich s y the top of the tree and electric ligh Was Mayor's Ae b y : “ | county counell which yesterday adopt- |01 price lists for cutiers high R the| NEW HUNGARIAN MINISTER | puins of various colors have been| The lcenses bl e s e il T v | wages for a 45 hour week a | | bu @ B h 18 lic ’ T tars wan Mr. and Mrs. John Dazy and son [out that no ice could be removed fiagsa TeRoLULIDN HTE 08 inron Rl o ol ek aleollar Tha weslv TReety T : . strung around the tree. The above |called after Muyor Fitzgerald, who sat .. Dazy | fr ses after . era, the county's representative in the | reduction ¢ 16 2 1y 18 t Gladys Vander i 2 o e e Y i ; Fmile here (his morning. Mr. Dazy | from the houses after March and ra, the county’s representative in the | RS SR TG M0 org was reduced | OfGlndis VanaoisLs Will'Be | with 1 T yhga MIEGES deSeTAT(at the nquest nth fhe ke At | ‘that ne|litlle, it any, benefit would be ob-|Dail to work fof 'AteRUon BN fom $45 to $42.50 and that of trim- Sent o Washington | ttons ey ol ot nd heard considerable testimony had telegram 1o its representative urging | Mg cutters from to $ he Washington, Dec. ! INEarY 1 ! b ¥ | announ {1 that no theater in this city lache and dizziness. On getting| his harvest lists for ptece work had already | preparing to name Count Laszlo | had conformed to the new building ade o s ; ; thing will be done for at lea the same course IIEES Iy : 0 s - out of bed fell, unable to walk but Nothing will be dor ol g s been ad justed chenyiy wiosin d1088married '”‘"”J HAR ORD BANK R D]ES e “'“; }”;HM celal mestin i IF [ heen called into specinl meeting to i : .‘1 .H oo ot that | the council to act ‘upon WARS ON UNSCRUPULOUS M. Vanderbilt of New York as its new el Ing ¢ 10N el gy Rollse et e [ ' ST ister to Washingtor | night to act on petitions from theater St Tt Bl S Mayor Warns l)i I‘IIC S b | managemnet some 9 in all who 1 ouse was filled with gas. e N 5 Attaat Sinok 18 Jon | New York Stock Bxchange is Extend- His name was submitted for ap 2 e oala\nst ton Yronra!| contract was not legally u : Danger in Xmas Candles o0 o the american government VRSN UL G P CArS | jesive that their permits and licenses he re-issued by Chief Smith despite iro orked over| Wednesday DiNonno the un ing Its Campaign for Honesty. g istance, Dr. Girouard worked over ) the | persons who are planning to ob-[sometime ago and it is understood Connected With Mechanics' Savings ‘ {the order from the mayor. Theater e th for two hours, afte hich | successful hidder iTeicalled ito % 4 98 Mo New b t ty , after which tantlon of the mnayor that parfa- | New York, Dec. 3.—The New | gorve the Christmas custom of plac his appointment will in every way b , 2 it [ Vork stock exchange is extending its |y, \ndle in cach window border- |acceptable. Bank in That City nen want the issue settled in court. on on a newly installed | mentary ¢ n s ¢8po e ¥ SHAT i United States co oday afte tion i pewly. i allod | oo heratal bintl AL mad ampaign against irvesponsible and ({0 yhe street have been warned Hungary has not been represénted AR (s p : et it urt today after wi ound to have hecome | ¢ v unscerupulous brokers in various \ul(\‘) Curtis agair | officially in Washi on since the en v 3 . unctions had heen granted | trance of the United States into the k heater managements their elients would make dered to discontinue private wire con- | Tt | E effort to alter thelr houses to ! 1 had been request- A special session will be necessary to| world war wndles. e mayor v : 5 m to whatever changes the aus vold the contract | of the country It was learned today it wetions with a ber of non-me 5 : i 3 = I t 1atil 3 i mf I (hristmas Pardons to TRMN ROBBER GAUGHT “ Sl il ey umber cfnon e g0l {saun v nrpclamillon higieey GAS TO KILL REPTILES e L Sl Lot e L new contract can bhe madc | time. Willimantic Family Have Narrow Es-1 7 mohc aanse in By | Bowever, which requir S harvest the ice and place in the Hinminating Gas. municipal ice house, whercupon the cape From Being Asphyviated Juminating gas was narrowly escaped | city to the old contract, it is pointec St 1 0 vork for ¥ « he \fter rccovering, relatec Dail, to work for ratification, th voke about 5 m. with a severe | tained by the sent lessce through awoke his wite and son and called as were walked about out of doors procedure had been violated Mayor Orson I dangers of fire and breaking rom which the g had that several members had been or her corre 10 unt of the bt declined on acce bl Be Given at 4 o'Clock is action followed refusal of the - ! ; o e hazard 1 Government is - Conducting Faperi- e : . e ou ¢ » court cases to- Washington, Dee. 2 Cominiele A dnits Thnt HandDead) aonipantony notEILERIEAr AG0ITE D0 L : ! T ish representatives of the stock ex ments With Mustard Fumes, L e o e R erme which will give the houses ists of the persons to he given Christ | { the person n Chris i Many |change with certain information Loss Totals Almost mas pardons by Dresident Hardi Have Been Implicated < . . : e : 8 *345 . At ew York, Dec 1. Second corps 8 o right to operate legally el o ‘ylwv” o o 071 Robbertes GITXMAS PAYMENT, Half Million in Fire ycuaquuiers at Governor's tsiand o ! t f Jay and it was cxpeete 16 pres| b AT N e e P elire al ve o had bee m Reports that Kugene V. Debs ol 5 , Al Timniong, W H‘ in the Tremont Trust Co. which has which night rh»jvme £ -:‘l-"* LI HRSLELER £ sk g il It 4 e W N rector 1 | whose companion, 1Barl Timmaons, was |8 CAC C R eceived a Christ. | dam plant of the Consumers Power | ducted by the department of agricu former socialist candidate for presi g ) i . sho ] ille as ght o 1 i o o, did « e o [ ¢ state of enonious dent would be included in the num-| hot and killed last nie hey | o distribution of 38 1.3 per cent,|Co., six miles south f here, did dam- [ture to rid the stat venomous | ¥ : ) : had Kidnapped and robbed Mrs. Jame L hetwoen $300.- | reptiles hy means of mustard gas tliree - Body of 5 Year Ol Girl Found Packs I e holly hout ofticial con ( the first payment in eir ac- | ARC € timated today Pl i Ldma il il con- | 7RG anan, her daughter and hrother, | (004 TIE T AMpESEL .,l,‘} oo | Gon and $400,000. ‘The plant, bullt 15| The gns was hosed into a b gL cor od to the police today that he|€? g o anticipating authorization by +the | years ago, was the first waterpower |lava rock, which previously and his partner had participated in . 3 ¥ | project in {his section | proved an inpenetrable fortress t 1 e )i SLEl . ) Sunshine Society Aids several holdups including a Utah train i o iyeurs i oenduets oh With Her ix Sought. od in Suoit in Hotel—Man Seen supre oo , had stooc 1 » for| | robbery last August R ke SRR ; G ) |ing from infants a few inc long to e New Brunswick D, 2 T Salvation Army by $50 | i captured robber also was known [ 107 S en nd payments hogun Local Dentist Married i o e R L e ML o The Phe dividend will aggregate approx 2 9 of Tessie Kucharski, At \hddlchur\. Dec. 12| Dazed and biinded, they soon were . . old, who had been missing found suitease in a closet At the last regular meeting of the [ag Chud Thomas and his dead com Jhine socicty it was voted to give | panion was sometimes known as Carl to the ation Army and an|Gilbe Lecording 1o the police 1l to the Wom Auxil [EEY "" ; ol f ‘\ : ,»‘ taal Probe Is Ord: . dentist who gives hi address s thi cque amount to 1€ omans v “ollow confession the volice .fl.‘.y\ i ly-Glover post, Ameri- |t l‘ i w\” Miss Mary R s Washington, Dec ~—Appoint- | city, and Miss D Cable, aged RUSSIAN PRESS PLEASED R eaton s el o linvel hasntan | o nt of a federal industrial commis- |y pesident of Middlebury, were mar-| ¥ T 1 sion to investigate conditions in Porto 1 pjeq at Middlebury, December 12 Since the i n ‘m') , ‘w ”‘ v‘ \‘v”‘m”h nequaintan the dend rohi Rico was recommended today to Sec-|wiliam ©. Tyler, a. justice of the :;;.:\;‘.‘H’\M ; 4““ s hav 1 giv e & Tni " retary Weeks by Santiago .rnur.m\.;,.‘,“._ performed the wedding cere WHa Hest eting of the Sunshine Gov 0 ASK Injunc [I{mi president of m‘ n'u ‘mm,.nm; .u‘m“m | Moscow, Dee. 23— (By P orkingmen of Torto Rico and a " s N socie ) held on Jan 2 st Brewery Ruling |Yorkinamen o8 @ Pres Phe MOSCOW NEWSPApers are g 3 3 . society will be held January ‘ Against B ewe & | hember of the Island's senate T RATION | \IANDONED N i Ll T ; N . ! e o | st Louis, Dee. 2 John C. Dyott ; London, Dec. 23. (By Assoclated | received here with regard to the ¢ £ Cambridg s, 86 1 to th police 3 ] i " |assistant to the attorney general to WO 1© ARRIISTED. n - Governor Signs Papers dry unnounced he would fle a mo ) LA 35440 O e demonstration by Lon- | ference hetween Premiers oy || e ¢ Febria ‘ | waukesha, Wis., Dec. 28.—Dr. I. F.|qon's unemployed said to have been |George and Briand - which o8 eI TR RTAT i er is under indictment on federal court to dismiss L To Bring € mnflnnc Back |t ,“ e i, Il s, exectitive director of the Rest: | ulad' for tonight In the fashionable | the ritish premicr prop Requisition papers for the return of haven sanatorinm, Waukesha and Roy | west ond shopping district was aban- [ I°'rench colleague the recogniti Falstaft Corp., a local bre to re Jackson, a patient, were sted 101 jJoned today. It was helieved the | the Russian soviet government e . Day wolice the little | Pavorable Comment On - Conference for Manslaughter, He Has Newver (g ter the hotel at 6 Between Briand And Lloyd Georg ock last night with George Garris, served Any Timg : : Hte bo. ilves &t i¥e Joseph Cianflone, ( oy, from | ! y : ; b e New Jersey to stand trial the al-| Hihe brawery i1 la peittion de<]28Y on vart ints chargir of | domonstration was abandoned because | jure and calling of an a Iuropea y @ court of pardo jeged murder of Inio ltenaldino on |14 Uil Ak N specutative oil stock to world war vet- | g q4 had learned of the |conference th Russin participatin | whi s p m - D 0it with alsntdiiester: | lured the Tnwivu unconsiilional b P pationts at the institution with Scotland Yard had learned 1 [ S WL R Sl which was Iwenty Men Arrested ambar ) 1 vlaw: of the Volitend act perptitting| ST PRSI J i 4 1= | plans cle 1ys the wida ¢ 2 e tiaa Y day. A member of the department | View of t I et permittngd o obtaining a permit from the rail- | e e e thiad coaor' racoRRIION b : Gy e In Stock Yard Riots will leave next Monday for New Jer whiskey for medical purposes. | o\ "o mmission x|l gey to bring Cianflone back to Con 3 ‘\ nectieut resident Signs Bill U, S SHIP ARRIVES, [HE WEATHER, | ing an appeal. For $20,000,000 Relief | «ueenstown. Dee. 23. (By Associat- || o | GOLD TEETH A HANDICAP y r e heeman and Johanna lafter police charged into a crowd TO EXAMINE SLAYER | washington, D President [ed Pre he arrival of the steam- || Hartford, I 3 —Forecast New York, Dec. 23.—Detective Cot- | Buz A ' the car Hyde |around a street car, the trolley of New York, Dec. 2 Counsel for, Harding has signed the Russian relief ship Centennial State, the first steam- || for New Britain and vicinity: | |ter of the narcotic squad recent v | drove, were ~d when it swerved which had been pulled from its cable. Mrs. Lilllan Raizen, confessed siayer|biil which carries appropriations ofjer to (o h at this port from the|| Probably snow or rain tonfght | found that his dissulses availed him | from ‘he rond. The jury which found | Poliee today reported they had been of Dr. Abraham Glickstein of Brook-|$20,000,000 to he expended under) United States since landing restric- || and Saturday; not quite <o cold oEht becaunse drug venders always|him gniily recommended extreme |unable to ldentlly the body of & mal Ilyn, applied to County Judge Martin | the supervision the American re-|tions at Irish ports were removed, | [ spotted him hy two gold teeth ”. [ mercy and later appeared before itally shot near one of the packing today for appointment of commission | lief wdministration The funds be was made an occasion of civie greet- || had them extracted foday he XH'HV a8 a committee urging Judge | offices or t find any clew that might to Inguire into her sanity. | come immediately available. ings. rested his first man in three “.-.k Watson to remit the prison penalty. |lead to the arrest of his assailant. the whole concourse of the bourgeoi y sentence out on Omaha, Dec. 28— Twenty men were sie powers."” y n appea irrested today in the packing house pedestrian, | district wh \ strike is in progr