New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 22

Sl s el NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, POLICEBAFFLEDBY SHOTING WYSTERY the coke | Widerahly coretary ontinue mu let iy to ¢ tod American t ystintis me milly, for appears to I npply ha t while the or high vas commission mp find the sligl the my ople unable to test evi dence to which you have My H ‘ tatement of a rumor e ittention disclosed the the Armen 1 met “no arrival at 1hstantiate invited further Attack Upon Patrick Connor, Sinn Feiner, Puzzles New York arry covnn member of who declared it | diffieulty ) party several Cases Assigned Short Calendar oelal o nstan New Wils York, standing " hedside he spoke of seeing a the Constan Ruth April number of members of Y et of I'at At City hy the party on the streets court yesterday rick Connor after hospit nd ore 1 the mystery attending premeditated night in residence sections of who fired body hal in teconstruction | perhups | the ap- | Monday, upon N most [George 8 the shots | been lying in stird street en was | DOPSONS CONVOrs rther 1o report from were assigned trial, o April 17, at 2 p hy 1 Hun Kevorkian, by Hungerford & Ca April 18, at 2 p. m, by David 1., Nuir n,o by William 1% Ma Wy, April 18, Zarello Yahamas, by Hungerford & Camp, penter, by M, 1, Saxe, a Automobile Tnsurane Thursday, April 20, at hy A / by W. M Bellind, by W, M Puttman, by N iesday, April 25, at 2 p able Tron Co., by Henry I S W, Willlams, by Su Markham eeretary for forever . “"“(‘1’,1 | il I (i ,(’m\ “i il unar " t status of a | (ges or murders perpetrated Made, of the to the representing the council, 17 arrival of check m attack Lorian, parently him last oxelusive city, "he into Connor's walt him near the trance to Central park, seen by a4 number of with another man and a girl, who today being sought by the au thorities number tinople one of Coopor, who owing nimber day, man, | Brow mun four had out were ignorant of any for Charges and e IKir vH MASSACTOS Were commission hy R ing ghtly, Wi that after wer the their Roston Armentans in at Con any seen in nerstone of sadd Model Some of the beautiful music has heen writ- ten cspecially for Paster, Lot the VICTROLA hring this your home this year. C. L. PIERCE & (0. 216 Main St. Opp. Monument, DENY STORIES OF ARMENIAN KILLINGS State and Labor Depts. Spend| Year Investigating Charges 0o PRICE St ) W Victim 1s Silent, lapsed nto unconscionsie he could tell the name of Hant, and members of hi silent Around the wWits an atmosphere vindietiveness that had in most of New York' homicide cases in the Many reports gained but one that had either ment of truth supporting it Wi romanceful or thought to be, was to the effect that Connor, a former Sinn I'ciner, had bheen shot down in retri bution for having betrayed his Trish compatriots to the British. who son-Kapstein My Micoln world's most (fonnor were “not seen hefore more the Mr his family 10W-, of cold Istantinople until the dead bodies into Bosphorus the htly further said fan boy in the Bosto committed suicide leath his {forwarded to him through at Constantinople vernment were W Lonis over there hlooded missing or i ocean that un Armen city hospital had learning the from messages Roberts i <ni heen long recent curreney some frag- on of lists of pust. of relatives DEATH IENbS MA igent reported that or aculty had been unable source of any spon matter, college find the in the ireenstein Out for Assistant Prosecutor of the common approached in the William M, for assistant Lawyer Green- city's younger at- practiced here for several years and does a large erim- on inal court practice. On several oc- casions he has sat as judge in the lo- eal police court corrc Doctors Say It Was Menta members been Lawyer candidacy wosecuting attorney the He has overal have terests of Sickness ouneil FFort Smith, Eslinger, who has heen tinuously for three years county hospital yesterday. Eslinger, for cight yea ATk, pathme P Reports From Westmorcland County Coke Regions Indicate That Organ- T stein is one of torneys, iz Are Active, | eharg June 7. Physicians say he was ing from slecping sickne mental paralysis, Pittshurgh, April 14, —Indications that union organizers are making pro- gress in the Westmoreland connty coke regions wer in reports reaching union headquarters here | jpcontiont to pain, yesterday. The organizer PUBHS e avas sai ing their campaign steadily into this{ 1 Mareh territory and mass mectings are be- |t goconds, ing held daily. A report from Connellsville, in the 3 ginta heart of the region, last night, told i r 4, 1 of the stoning of dn zutomaobile party of organizers by a crowd of women, miners' relatives, when the union men their way to the leisenring | number one plant of the H. ¢ C'oke (‘0. The union men, left town without Washington, vestigation labor departments three months, determined, After the April 14 made by state and over a period of found been definitely | |Salary Committee to Be Called Next Week Chairman A, I *hstaedt of common council committec on & aries will call a meeting next Monday ovening Wednesday before the common council he 1- nounees, Councilmen M. T. Kerwin and T. 17, Quinlivan, two of the five members who stood out against e will not be present, their terms hav- ing cxpired ik closed. of 1921 showed cretary Davis an- nounced today that no Armenians de- ji;:‘ ported from the . the immigration law sacred by Turks at Testimony before the tion committee last December by wit- ness modification of the law Incluged circumstantial accounts of the slaughter of one party of 17 Ar- menians immediately after their re- United the States undee have been mas. Constantinople, house immigr or o ain't where 1 fell back into a comi, | He was fed with a s session, were on world's first hahy it Springficld, Ohio, The held e —— For short calendar ses would have heen 63 He apparent wis immobi was, I'rial Session, lon of noon, < ralibw m, M FRIDAY, con at the | AN M gerford, IKirkl mp; 1 Max Ho \S, A m, ues ney- nton ngan; We m, I nd Hall tabi ham, Cooper I"rancis Car for Company; e Upson, Gireenst Greens {. D, B m,, isman N'S nl Paral Rather Than Slecping it 14 asleep died at s o co not su years Bear- \ eing tein, TN Malle- . Roche, v and THREE YEAR SLEEP ysis, Jim | con- the unty 5 old ffer- s but from inger s of 1, e opened his ey ' and oon, show in 1854 New Pumps and Oxfords That Will Be Seen Everywhere on Easter Sunday Easter Sunday will see Pumps and Oxfords, every- where, not just Pumps and Oxfords, either, but all the smart new styles which are being shown for spring, and you will want to have the correct styles. With new models arriving daily we are in a po, to show you any style you desire, for we have than fifty new models on the floor now and in Pumps in Patent, Calf Suede, Quarters and Other M od Smoked I3k or gray suede with choice of black, hrown or patent leather trimmings, cither leather or rubber soles, Patent Coitskin Pumps with grey suede back or all patent Coltskin; low flat heels Mahogany Calf, plain toe leather soles and rubber heels. Oxforc or high French heels; hand turned soles, Pump styles are many, but Strap Pumps are featured in all the new models. Some are patent, with one strap, some two straps, some with buckles, and grey suede quarters. Calf Pumps in black, teo, are very smart and we have them all. Come here and get these Pumps whether you desire them in flat, baby Louis, Cuban or French heels, If you want smart footwear you will find it at this store. Oxfords and Shoes for Men Who Dress Well Men’s Mahogany New Custom | toe; very dre heels Oxford: Hmoked apron Duples calf Oxfords with and rubber of Men's Toney hrogue sewed, DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE ONES with soles Eilk semi-Brogue Oxfords of Calfskin with either square patterns; rubber heels; all mahogany suction plain heels. toe cather sole Hpped with the most up-to-date fitting the little ones in Patent, Chamy I Pumps AT THIS NIEW Children’s Department fitters, \We tops. Also in the city, and the great carry a complete line of D patent leather or brown Ox- care is €N taker by expert shoe tops PRICES. 'MODERN BOOT SHOP iture Shoe i LOW or grey sition more addi- tion to securing what you want you will save money. els 1 with 5.85 genuine toe or hand ¢ was and for a awik- ening, but he again relapsed into the soon WiLs) | inet APRIL (S5 West 1022, 14, THE HERALD “WANT ADS" Alphabeti ally Gulck and Arranged For Ready Tteforerce. LINR CONBECUTIVE NATES 'Ol INBERTIONS Charge P'repald 0p a8 1 day 1 2 days, . 1 D anys, ., { 4 dnys. . N b days v 3 . 1 1 lloe line iine Ine e o lino 0 Rates Upon Application G days 0 daya Yoary Count & word, to & 14 llnes to nn inch Minimum Kpace, 3 11 Minimum Faok Clarg optad Aftor 1 on 8ama Day septed Over the Telephone For 1@ of Customers. Call 925 And ¢ For & ‘Waat Ad" Operator, P. M, For ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments MONUMEN' mausolouns d heads i[1rranrs ANNOUNCEMENT! Florists and 100 NHOUBE- ( 1, $1.00 to 15 0, 1ruit 218 Oak Bt, Tel whifornin $5.00 for 100, G e 680+ for Kaster vinths Je 8t 18 flowers tully ) 617 Churel and A ffodils Gireanhouses, WILL be in New Britain April 15, w mous Jumba Pansies, In cage it s will he in Monday, 1. 1 Rau Cromwell, Conn Lost and Found I:A NCH of Kkeys in lva or return to A1 AMEO pin between Court St et to A Rownrd Personals ONFIEMATION PHOTC $1.A0 for A, Mention studio, this ad frren hirth, 114 talph TR NeRS herry o, $16 Lilles, yhinson [ PHS ~8pecial AT Al ty grades of | granite & In com- | Jolin 1% Mechun Monument | corner Union & slones, Large marble and work Clark Flonists and fiowers for all 6. parties, banquets, | Call “Flowe attention, Vel FLORAL DiS1G casicng; woddings Phone' order n, Now s Dairlia bulbs, Lincoln St. me to thom, 65 varietics, G, daftodils - peas, potted plants, hya lnton fucheins Viets' Greenhouses, claphione | Ciyty; Items ter Vietor records at Morans Inths ! 174 ( Ei advt, James 17 O'Brien of 11 Starr street is resting comfortably at St. Francis' hospital after a serious operation, per- formed by Dr. Clifton Laster Mon Covey's danse school, advt, L. D. Penficid Camp, erans' Auxiliary, will observe Past President and Past Commanders’ night at the meeting this evening. Members of the G. A. R, the Sons of Veterans, and the new Bristol Auxiliary will at- tend. Phoenix, MeCallum and Holeproof Hosiery at W, (i. Simmons' shoe store, Main street.—advt. The scheduled games for this eve- ning in the New Britain Industrial Bowling league will be postponed be- cause of Gooid 1y, Victo; Baster Records at Morans' advt, Mrs. John . Kiley, street suffered a painful leg yesterday when she chair while hanging por in her | home. The break which was just| above the ankle was attended by Dr, Smith of Hartford. at Su Llec. livan Hall.— social Sons of Vet- 8r,, of break fell ieres in her Winter | i from a | FINDS PRISONER PUNISHED ENOUGH v load of fresh We' adjust vour s i, assuring goe Studio, Just i putting AT ade flims mer v res will recelve pi Judd and Squara, TAUTOMOBILES Auto And Truck Agencies rompt Dun ADILLAC & PAIGE LASH MOT Reput MAIN CARS W HUPMOBILE CARS— City Service Station, Hartford Ave. and Stanley A. M. Paoncsea, Iro OLDSMOR OLDSMOBIL ‘Touring 8ix_Touring ix Touring ¥. 0. R M. IRVING JE, 193 AT STHIS 1S A R SR TUDERAKE Autos and Trucks 9 Driven 3000 Rudolph, C ALLF §t. Phone 1921 touring. as new. R, C. 20 car, v i uplhialstor and ne suit, 1915 touring overhauled, top in . Terms o Arch St. *1 ton hanical upholstery Bence, 18 » Good Used (7 int, ire St A 1K COUPE special sedan sold for ownen New bargain prices. Mo this we Britain A touring a 10105 also 1921 Studeba Aaron miles. herry n ellent Phone 14 151 . Gond condition and otor Co. Ine Phone ¢ painted, St hle Concern.’ West A 1919 7 nger touring in % Good paint and Bargs sale. S Sales Corp. model 55, one ton. Arch St BULCK chassis, chummy Ieleen's garage, closed 107 roudste first- tires Motor AUTOMOBILES Auos And Pracks Yor Sale 1017 Oakland 1018 Ford ton | 1816 Overian delive Bvery car wghly and read AL Ll Ouen nings from change 10 Automobiles For ¥ ALLEN SEDAN trade, 14, alor, I in Sty small car Cherry Wil take Rudolpl, 1 Dart ano 2061 Auto Parts and Accessorles 11 C part of Phone | AvTo 1AT o wil wr autn it Cutler's, he14, WO also b Ok e BATTERTY Sea I'arrell ahout your bats ory, 1 or old, . M. Parrell, 110 Phone 1218, | | Pranklin square ARTIRIES Exide Datt NCHRNRC YOur Exide, Liher BEARING hearing pring ot PIAMONT TIRES and tubes, Also vuleans Uing and retrending, Most convenient g Ation In the city, New tain Tire Re i Vuleanizing Co, Hartford t Main St HELIN 8 AC LA LR Mt AUTHORIZED SAL | IUOD & o UNLOE, AILE y FRANKLIN | & PIRESTOND ! o It Jeve in End Vuleani el Wt Pho Main 1081 We are distributors SUNOCO MOTO! ors get LU BRICAY this vivini ON Lubri- cation, not thi SUNOCO i1 it you Ish on Sunoco, m vou st on e right refill with SUNOCO, in your motor- THIS 3 for over ore tests, « from motor trouble TRANSFER & SH, MGR, rear Dickinson Lrug 74 Greenwood STORAGE to all others, wn I this Church 8t axi serviee 24 lours on duty. e 4 ialt When ALl TAXI ses To Let Judgment Suspended in Case of Man Who Struck Policeman | In police court this morning three cases were tried out hefore Judge George W. Klett, Prosecuting Attor- ney Joseph (i. Woods presenting the state's evidence, | Tony Soboski was drunkenness, assault and Policeman William Schmidt, Struck Policeman. | roliceman was standing guard | over a truck containing some whiskey | reet, when Tony ap- | proached and demanded to know what | he was doing there. The accused was | placed under arrest on a drunken- ness charge. He resisted and punch- | ed the policeman, who retaliated by | wielding a black-jack, according to | testimony. i Tony said he was arrested for noth- | |ing so he pushed, not punched, the | | policeman, | | Judge Kiett felt the accused had | charged with resisting | MAXWELL 1918 touring, $223; O ROLET 5 $150; lodge Open eveni (OLET, 6 eylinder, fect condition, Price ngton Ave. r. assenge 32 i adsts &1 with cord 0 cash. Main St., *ORD sedan, ally new port maodel driven by terald, m) Motor Sales Corp, P . I good condition Rox | tire reac with Jeste yei 1017 ro hanicaily perfec astration, Price to suit pu 1. Arch s baker | been punished enough and suspended { judgment, Assaulted Father, | Henry F. Ludorf was charged with | assaulting Peter Ludor Pete aid | he asked Henry to pay him some | money owed on an old bill. The lat- | ter, in return, struck him on the no: | breaking his glasses. Yesterd trouble was the culmination of two years of family squabbling, Peter said. Witnesses told of seeing Henry ap- proach Peter and assauit him. Three [ 1110 testified. he was called blows were struck, they The accused said GLDSMOBILE truek, excelient body, just overhauled. Tires brand new. S I ton Inted and passenger touring engine and fotor Sales Corgn, ar, s, s ly for terms 1, 193 acity, thot &09d and Y d Gacage, 17 171 just enger Lo in trade Herald, car. New tap, n' zood running cheap, 08 st Ma paint, tion, Wil condi- in S | home at noon and found the patrol wagon at the home., He was told his father had created a row, Later they met on the street and when he as- sailed the character of the accused's mother, he was provoked to the ex- | tent of assault. A fine of $20 was imposed. Wife Beater Fined. Bernardo Morganelli was charged with drunkenness and assaulting his | wife, The complainant said her ht band came home drunk, as usual, last | night and made a disturbance. This | ROAMER roadster, STUDEBAKER touri for sale, and kood ¢ ms 1o suit St. “This M is nly Jester, baker Arch Good Price rving ude- Lare of the « Aaron ( Ch, 9204, opportun ssiost Cohen, 867 purchase low price, Britain Ave A in good tion. Inquire at reerwool Phone Bty to at a New | condi- or is the second appearance on the same charges In two months for Bernardo. He was fined $10 for drunkenness and | $15 for assault. McGAFFEY RELEASED. i Boston, April 14.—Ired “Slugger” McGatfey, one of the players taken south by the Red Sox, has been given | his unconditional release. = He will SCRIPPS-BOO , 1921 touring ca~, condition throughout, ail ¢ .rd newly painted, Pri 37 responsible partics, I Moto West Maln cor. Loncoln, “A ble Concern.’ lent and to Inc., 382, Rep! excel- tires Teima v Co., Phonn TUDEBAKER, 1018 7 passenger t paint | This is a b purchas: cugine at §100, Irving Studel dester ker year.” new ouring and argain er. M, is a [ play seml-pro ball this summer, he sald, CABINET TAKES HOLIDAY. | Washington, April 14—President Harding and members of his cabinet today dispensed with the Iriday cab- meeting in deference to Good 1'ri The president, however, met the | duy. newspuper correspondents as usual. Good clothes give you moral courage., See “Tailor Made Man.” LYCEUM THEATER Week April 17 USED CAR BARGAINS Whis 1020 Ford coupe. 1921 Maxwell coupn, 1020 Dort 4 passengor 1917 Maxwell touring. 20 Oakland sedan, runabout HONEYMAN AUTO 139 ARCH ST. Agents for BALE Chalmers WEEK— co. 2109 Maxweil TRUCK—% &ood open Rine, $150. Phone 24 ton expre delivery, hody Hawker, 1017, with nd excelle Elm very nt en- st VELIE special sport tourtng, 1619 fiv wire wheels, had small trade. Aaron G. Har(ford, ferms or o pas mile Cohen, 5 lINDIAN ond-hund Harles nteed tire condi- mator- Now at. 1 Llm 1 cquipment n Overland motoreye with side runming condition. Apply St after 6 p. m., third floor car in Wol- INDIANS -You ean't go wrong on an In- i used o w. We are guaranteeing our rebuilt machines, We ave a 1919 res built and guarantecd Indian $200; a 1919 rebuilt 1917 rebuilt at $150; and perfect conci- tion for g2 rley-Davids at §$75 I-Swenson Co., Myrtle in NDERS and bodic radintors, when broken or need the attention of shilled mechanics. When In trouble, let restore the oiginal shaps of your car. “Sei\ is Our Aim.” O, Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 5 | A | in automobiic Muny satisfivd Ly us in tii { New Britain LU Thomps | son Auto work only, | doors and us TO PAINTING pain onr ing i L, M. Pani | AUTO PAINTING | is_our | ANTONIG Bl 110N alty felol PROPS, PAINTING wark vd, it prices. All Main St. 1 truck hodics wor FACTOMORBILL PAINTING & i 2uar il L. Ravizzn 1 w order and vk S | AUTO SPRINGE o spe nter by . Guar, forever akage. Prices right, Kkinds We this auto and near Al sovers repairing, perience in on your Auto tops, do ull liave busi- body Up- Sey- uto rs o« estimute Walsh 207 I Kinds _of | haa | n ! work. J. W. stering Co. Phor ¥e us BATTERIES Have you experienced b Sce us for satisfactor HARTFORD BAT ¥ SERVICE CITY SERVICLE STATION ZACK., BATTERY DEPT, trouble, w, A General and live and T, St. on heavy hauling of a auling and repairing. Hardware City company, rei Residene over stora Phone §86-15, fixed right and Liros,, 107 Arch at your small Plione ND repairing our starters and_igni- . Overland Repair | rorD Pearl MG ground and s o, veplaced West Main MOTORISTS WIS, SIMONTZ, in all weather, ange the ofl in crank labor charge, polighed, ofled casa | and greasods RADIATC is in New « Prices are r iator Works, 17 E whiat No matter \ere, Wo Lring it he s installed. All work guarantved, asonable. New Fng Main St. Phone 860,