New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1922, Page 12

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922 RAGERTYCASETS | PARMLYZED TN | oo A[iAIM!]—NTINUEI] AN AEBID[NI Advent (‘hfl':'!;l‘:nAo;\nukr::‘v-Mnmlnx and Roady Refereace. service at 10:45 o'clock; preaching by NE RATES FOI State Chemist Will Be Brought to the pastor, Rev. B, ¥, Brooks; subject, cung:cunvn lNllw’rloNl “Is Christ Coming?"; Bunday school » New Trial, June 26 THE $HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick rouicE VACATONS Tl SHOWS SIGNS. ABOLITION OF VICE It.\l',l)i OF BEING OFFENDED Policemen Draw Lots at ||.-m|.|nur~i ARE A SQUAD IS ORDERED (Continued from First Page). at 12 o'clock noon; Evening services > » |at 7 o'clock; se bject, “Th Depands upun “Fm"-a-“'ss happiest man in r:’)’n‘:nw:;:ldlfij nrlyr: meeting Thursday evening at 7:45 ' 1] '0 K“p "IO Bflmls Hsg“la[ nt;l’«:: church:—8unday, marks thel| Yoary Orde lllllu- Upon Ap';ll!:(l..l. beginning of a new conference year; Y, Morning worship and sermon at 11 T ety e " [Bags of Eddy-Glover Post Becom- Their Two Weeks' Vacation, thay be called upon by the chief to The members of the regular police | mg Jefl"ous‘ He Thmks assist |5:‘"lhle‘oj:;::(‘l_l'}.:'lh:‘::;:.: detail, force drew lots for their annual va cation periods yesterday afternoon at The sub-committee on the reduc. th volice headquarte The . tion of the present patrol driver-jani. & o o ke P et T 1“}"‘”‘ A list of articles contributed to|tor force about the station days, sub.| When Lawyer Donald C. McCarthy Shanteatd o db at & AlNErant DN Eddy-Glover Tost, American Legion, [ mitted a report. It called for the|of Hartford, who with Judge W. F. 1 and ulgasflon 80und Wi inration narofu tallaw 15 sent by “BHI™ in o another letter | adoption of a plan to have one pa-|MAngan of this city, s representing o'clock; church school at 12 o'clock RV VASAQE . vhich he has just written to “Dere| T v John F. and John W. Hagearty in e &, 0\lonw | June 24 to 30: Patrolmen Thomas(yr.)ies gy ms to feel little itol.ariver Andeivg. IRALOTRAI TG llquor charges, insisted that State noon; Varick Christian Endeavor so- 4 1ble seems to feel a o | Woods, Anthor Waline | future, instead of three patrol drivers|' J clety meeting at 6:30 o'clock: Fver pRani = | Atoratars July to 11¢ Pa \: are : getting 'w.mm:. of him and | Thig will mean the placing of one of [here to verify a test of beer offered The Junior, Choir rehf-.';rlm] s fi CA.::“.’\:::-: t;::l-:mu: T.t;nuplh:;l.uz trolmen Patrick O'Ma S v‘ t ..';.uf v. s ‘\ adve r!llx‘lnl:.nnd the men now engaged about the head- |in evidence this morning, it was found DeNova, CoLorabO |o'clock Saturday and, the Senfor|! Ak For a ‘Waat Ad" Operator. Frank Englist A e Offioars | ¢ other fellows ~do the work, | quarters during the day, in some oth- [hecessary to continue the case to June > Cholr rehearsal at 8 o'clock Saturday, | e A 26, “I have just come here from Van- | o1\ " ey et k. 84 Ay, | \wenmmemraes John Carlson and Charles McCarthy the bovs of Eddy-Glover post|er ine of work. : 4 L July 14 to 20 troly Adelbert sure Bill will ot “lay down on | Tha poard's idea in making the Is Fifth Continuance, couver, B.C.,and T have been taking | " mne New England Confernce of ik 4 ) the fob,” and they will not become : 5 The continuance is the ffth, The Rieh Veley, Thomas St A o8 Mc(abe : change was to reduce the headquar- . “ tives” for two years, and |the A. X and Patrick Mee ,5. [alarmed by the threat. The letter | .o pergonnel and thereby make an [evidence in the case up to the pre- Fruit ) M. E. Zlon chyrches of Amer- Patrolmen . Axe ollows: J 2 extra man avallable for outside work [senting of a quantity of beer and the i Ty Souney, Micha¢ m a (Apologies to Edward Streeter.) without increasing expenses. While [chemist's finding had been before the answered my requirementslike yours, Kiley; July ) ' tyole [N AR o ke 1 seq|the board did not instruct the chief |court before Lawyer McCarthy's ob. s 5 d m goin' to right you like I se ~|jeeti - dings. Chemig ! / y . me M SErove, s ' as to the make-up of the janitor-|jection halted proceeding: marble and gran.te, Everything h. cem. Nealon and Jc p ) I wood “bout what things as come In| griyer combination, it is expected that|Bailey was comynunicated with by and the lower 'Pm‘“o“ of my hfi“:ll L;f:’:l\ “fnnfull’ rv]nfl{r’! from the local | etery work. John F. Meehan Monument to furnish the Leglon rooms. 1 spose | oencer Cabelus, night driver, and the [telephone and a ‘decision reached on| are paralyzed; therefore, I need a | Cauren wag received and Rev. Mr. i vou've been hankerin' for a letter for| yoyngar of the present drivers will be |continuance. medicine that does not lose its effect, gton was returned for another ; [] 14: Patro 2 s , Malona and | 5 wuite a spell Mable, but them things|aigzneq to patrol work. State Policeman Philip Flynp ar-| and I have been absolutely satisfied i\:’;!flhp 1hh‘; next annual conference TR e o i 7 to 23 I . iy lap. |28 been so slow cumin in—don't see The commissioners admitted that(rested a truck driver in West Hart- with “Fruit-a-tives” since I began |1g03 eld in Hartford on June 6, slon; parties, weddings, funera ete. ence Lanpher fMicer James|WhY with me advertizin the way I hev| o prranzement is somewhat in the [ford on the afternoon of May 19, : i 923, : Prompt attention. Charles Giedraltis, § Skelly ) en Willlam |thau T ain't I much to right | aere or an experiment and should [charged with transporting intoxicat-| taking them Congregational Church — Morning|_Beaver. Opposite T. A. I. hall._Tel. 3140, |about But hears what's already | ppove unsatisfactory, some other [ing drinks. He learned where the Mrs. C. C. REMINGTON, !}‘:r‘;:z;e at 10:45 o'clock; Knights of H;"f'\ll‘lfl:‘l;‘ [::“r‘-x‘xlmzr,::f ::‘«:fir': ro;‘;;!“:::: plan may be devised beer had come from. As a result he ythias service; church school at 12 A ) ‘ woddings, funerals. ete, Call “Flower Bills Held Up Again went to a bottling works at 54 Spring Count 6 ward. to & line 74 )ine# to A inch, M'wimum Rpace, 3 lines M'nimum Jook Charge, 38 Cents, No Ad, Acceprad Aftor 1 P. M, For ANNOUNCEMENTS have never found any medicine that |ica, which convened in Boston, Mass AT SN i on Wednesday, was attented by Rev.| nurlul Lots, M:mumcnu 1 = : : F. T. Washington, local pastor, as|" STiawme T and haads Nine years ago, I wasinan accident | delegate. Mrs. Julia D. Baker also at.| ®tonen. Large vrriety and all grades of Driver P cum in, but you know how tis Mable, | some lers is always jelus and Cannot Understand—TDiscnsses Conference Plans. O'Mara B o ¥ mber 1 Patrolmer ' ) Joseph & : n b . Now, you might think that any |o'clock, noon: Young People's meet-! Phone" 1116, Prompt attentica Vo3 runnin' down other fellers, and they| 4 Lonont from the sub-committee |street, where he seized 87 cases of| medicine which is strong enoughto [ing at 7 o'clock in the evening, sub-| Floral Co, 00 West Main 8t. art, Thomas J. I ez these things cum in four T got|, "4pe matter of bills received from [beer and 18 kegs, placing John F.| move the bowels when they are para- Charles Anderson and Patric 7 Bay it win fl Welch's Flnwur Bhop, r ! itrdelh| e NnahTe ouy T 16 tHe pAGPIA HeAT o'clock, the pastor's theme will | 83 West Main 8t. Member F. 7. 0, and John Kennedy, and Doorman |5€ht some yvvkmzs ’nn.:fhmd ruz-'hv)' of Patrolman Michael Meehan, who[charge. According to the policeman, i fces: the Yot P Gustave W. Hellhe ptember 20 |NEW T ' get them anyway JUst 10| wag injured while on duty, was acted John F. admitted the beer being of-| tives” is regularly taken by children, | ° s fi"“’!’”n:xp:: "::‘”‘fi"“:m"‘”' mont atreet, last night. Reward. Tele- | e rening; 9. no, \mm I'm goin to put all the S hose that have cers Fred Wagner and Charles John-|"Ames in print of thos ration counsel. It was found that the |jaw, 2 s . T Loz son; ARRIER AR charter provides, that an officer re- Lo Reputation Charged other ill-effects. Because ‘‘Fruit-a- |day evening at 7:45 o'clock, there will | ATTENTION INVE! ’ Lt i tives” is a genuine fruit medicine, |Pe mid-week prayer meeting. money ‘every moment, you ::x:y ATTITUDE the newspaper, like I no they want i [ter. Well, Mable, hears the list: ky Tl 5 after Trinity, holy communitn at 8| world. Since its organization 9 mont | view of this. the board again deferred |to him concerning the reputation of | and Biliousness gently, mildly and lyiciock; evensong and sermon at §| ngn ita paid and delivered cash divi L Ane ] Stanley Eddy: v 5 AUTA Knights of Washingt vi o : ‘\rv\l;::”: 'fhr:;fs 'r::rr;\ : w"\\‘f) \'nv:fi: New Appointment Rumors of the state police. The testimony was 50¢ a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. Iaw: Aoaae g:}:‘P“A\]}fip‘l“:}‘]?]rsr %r;!;su::}lmd?’g'n‘ of safety. AHdress Lotk The board will not meet in a reg- |that beer was being sold by the Hag-| At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES |Wednesday evening there will be a DIPLOMAS framed, only one dollar, Why = meeting. At this meeting it is ex- ter Williams and 1 from B. C. Porter pw,w,g'ha, e R iR 8 OF [outalde of the state. 5f ons, $15 in cash from J. B. Wilbur, Both Attorneys Mangan and Mec- ton at 8 o'clock: Saturday, the| lord give you six months' grace in cor Compounce. Tomorrow ; he. Call and geant William C. Hart, as being the in th rt room. The bottles buy a home—to bulld a home. Call an The Hague, June 1 (By the As- dow shades from D. McMillan Co., and [ & hoo o6 the board fo elavati were in the court r . = congregation is invited to bring an| let us explain. General Home Investment sociated Pree Russia’s aftitude at 2 from Mrs. Miller; 4 cuspidors from Qle G z L ON | were marked as having come from Genoa. M tvinoff, assistant for- leather settee and 4 folding chairs Kelly For Detective Chief in a raid the warrant for which called [ only 75c. Union Laundry Co. Tel *|ing ashes or sand to dispose of, would eign minister, told the foreign corres- from H. Horwitz and a Victrola and Tf Hart ‘is named ‘chief, there will 5 quantity of beer to be above the legal | terday afternoon members of the reg- StorerAnnoUnCEMETI 4 ratify the Russo-Ttalian commercial | Wwell for a starter, but the empty | S0 FETET oo B S0 8 e, [percentage of alcohol was then placed | ular police force elected Patrolman o t spaces aint mentioned At least they o ' g The Aces baseball team will clash| lop. 15 Frankil e 0 ferred to the charge of the detctive| . tion "the trial was suspended. |and George Moffett as delegates to the | o he Ben Hurs of Hartford to-|SHOB REPAIRING at redured prices. Hes j p dth the Ben privileges than Germa whic has the rooms to show em what more I work since his appointment a few eant Willia McC d Pat 3:15 o'clock. The Ben Hurs have| 14 shoes ook and wear like new. Unitel izec re while Tt ust got in. Giee, Mable, some fellers 5 % "% |for Albert J. Rajune, aged 22, held on|Eant William McCue, and Patrolmen i . i Shoe Repaivivg © . _Tel. 1725 recognized us de j while Ttaly even t go i weeks ago, there appears to be a dis- am;harge O.g isslx}ng a ‘50"}”9“ heck | Thomas Woods and Patrick Meehan been playing snappy ball this season L Russian representatives there the list Walter Milke, he sez, he d’on't( SHEaEs e el bn S B locals with Webb catching. The vis- At The Hague M. Litvinoff helieved S6€ no use in my writin® these ads if) o hens “would be the righ tenced to be placed over Rajune's 2 itors will have Hurtzell and Corcoran = ” )] right man to|, "4 and that he be given an oppor-| Clarence H. Banner and Miss The Pirates of Southington and the . U RUDOLPIL o bankers could supply to Russia as Purty plain Mable all he wants is to Rival Bor Shireants & Lady Mercy team of this town will Ll credit. There was no reason fo worry €6t his name in print or up before| o UL S Q% SCEEEE o lcharged with a similar offenss, His|NOom. June 28 The wedding wil . y | Eet s ar It e of $50 was paid by his father, |take place at St. Mark's church, and valter K i kin just o ——— e . Chi 5 3 A = any sums. At Genoa, Mr. Tloyd Portant, Walter Milke, you ] dival, i house. Having no means, Rajune CENTRAL GARAGE of Whiting street. | FUPMOBILE CARS- Cfli\rrvfr as the (lu'\]lch:‘w 41 the ‘1 gix the pianer, pool table and card :‘,‘;:llm‘;?o h%d.’d the CM,‘”[ s;“‘;’e' drew ‘a $22 check and presented it Buick sales and service station, 1§ show- City Service Staffon, R s S O k HOT Ly o SRODI (et RO W nally ing the new four cylinder Buick coupe. Hartford Ave. and Stanley 8t. st A. M. Paoncssa, Prop. | for the big m, anc tures ¢ . a4 ¢ Y change fo had agrees r the big room, and more pic 2 t 5 The case of Joseph Babula, charge = Mrs. H. L. Newell, 9 Bohemia . street,| OLDSMOBILE C-). OF NEW BRITAIN Sl e i aRived [and see i vou can get your list as|2Mmit the authenticity of any of the) Fyr THE 7 “HHT ing Anthony | Weather Bureau Reports That Indica-| Piainsilie. iAo, DHONE 38 Alfred Patrol ject, “Cultivating Contentment PORCH PLANTS, window bo: weddings ‘m\ awrfice of advertizer. 1 don't| o New Britain general hospital, for|Hagearty under arrest. John W. Hag- s L i tote Baptist Church—Morning service at| AN boujuets Flowers fo asions. McAvay; September 12 to 18: Patrol $113, and one for $25 from Dr. Swett |earty, father of the man first held, 3 ; . pLac o e R e e, ; ' 24) used by a person suffering with | b The Steps Ordered,” Sunday == men Thomas Tierney, Maurice 17 I was goin fo get the awrfice 8o they| ¢ gartrord, for services in the case [was later placed in bonds on a similar 2 ALl = A B unday e 3 ur ynn P ordinary Constipation, Yet “Fruit-a- |5chool will follow the morning serv. | Lost_and Found AUTOMOBILE slde curtains lost on Tre- L L \r,m,,.: Ma show 1 ain't s mean feller Jike S0Me | ypon. Chairman Dunn said he had [fered for sale contained more than| youngboysandgirls,menandwomen [7¢ ;0% % € €iclo G R S nd Peter Avoy, and Traffic Offi ‘ taken the matter up with the corpo-|the amount of alcohol allowed under| of )] gges, without pain, griping of |Smith of Suffield will preach. Thurs- 8 L] | 1y give things and what they e, so ther can read all about it in Py y ceiving compensation for injuries, it| The state policeman testified tifat gating an investment AMERICA’S ] not entitled to pension money. In|numerous complaints had been made| ‘that always corrects Constipation | FPiscopal ~Church—First Sunday( Jironge insti‘utions of its kind In d esk from James Roger 1 6-foot : the payment of the bills, and the mat- | Hagearty's establishment. Some of 3 i ! e R S e e el PUZZLE TO RUSSIA |‘” e and 1 round table. from John |y i Noven up with the officer. |these oome from Chiet R, J. Hurley| °fectively. oclock. On Monday evening the| [T0S) T of more than 69% with an and 1 from Leland Pierce; 2 rockers g i Pl i Ir s ain until the Iy " ® e Assistant Foreign Minister Says He from James Rogers, 1 from Mrs, Wal- | Lor session ag July |earty's in Hartford, Bristol and even Limited, OGDENSBURG, N.Y. regular meeting and initiation of new| pay more? Arcade Studlo. members of the Knights of Washing- | GPPORTUNITY--Does your present land= .o 0 namer. For several days, rumor per- |carthy objected to the admission in . vou cannot pay your rent? Get our plan, Jr., and $10 from T. J. Lynch; 1 flag ik veral ; ) arthy objec C l church school will hold its picnic at| You cannot pay your rent? Get our plan, sble oo Bamne] Davideon; 2 Win: sistently connects Chief Detective Ser-|a\jdence of three bottle of beer that lty tems Take the | In successtul operation for 71 years—to extra contribution for the expenses of st, 87 West Maln St. Professional t bers with their usua i Room 12 The Ha ference Wil follose R C. Vance: 1 pieture from Miss| 1€ board members with their usual|yon, . Hageraty's place of business| Go to the movies on Monday and| " piidren's picnic. The rector and . Room 121, Telophone §81-3, generally that which she assumed at Stahl and 1 from Mr. Gorfaini 11 1 10 ¢4 jine has been engaged in. : & EBleie i e (o ur name next Friday. Ohrnstedt's, 73 or John F. Hagearty's bottling works. | —ad ceting at headquarters yes.|Kindly have the same dumped be- pondents in an interview in which he a dozen records from Horace Eddy. necessarily have to be another chier |The chemist’s finding showing a el ngya adquarters Yes-|,inq the parish house to allow of also explained the soviet's refusal to| “You kin see Mable, I dun purty| oo io ™ b It is said that Ser- building oxw:;:,w'Tomorrow RONE TIRE ownsrs will iaceive prorit P fore the wourt and on McCarthy's| Anthony Walinczus, Matthias Rival pe : andjcouiinishel Hoe At s “The pact with tlaly,” he saiq, ain’t mentioned on the list, but they| o " yine Detective Sergeant Wil- 5 . i & , St . " . e § state police convention to be held at . materials used; workmanship guaranteed, ‘would have given Italy even more i mentioned every time I go down {0 i, b wMeCue, is doing excellent Iawvorl!"& ':'O?Wr}:)‘(;n‘;:;:‘ appeared | Hartford on July 20. Detective Ser- morrow afternoon at Allen's Field at| LTSN 0 0 dna deliversd. We maks refused to consider the soviet repre- just ain't got no presheashun. ' | position on the part of some of the and a good game is expected. Kalish sentatives in Rome, the only legal after me given' all them things on|2of S0, o0 (€ AT & SO G Th®ltor §22 on 8. W. Menus. The at-[2r® the alternates 0. U. A. M. han|2nd Cunningham will pitch for the AUTOMOTIVE 2 '[torney asked that a suspended sen- ancing tonight—O0. U. A. M. hall. = ruck A;enctm AUBURN AND DORT- the first and most important question 1 Won't say who's the gupy to call UP | y,yo over the management o E at the battery. i 4 Service. would be as to what *wv“ml'?vx the to come get the stuff. Yon kin see t:’_' Ve s gement of the de tunity. to ‘straighten. out. Gladys Mae Hale of 9 Madison street Snles and Servic at a s he ive bureau. Rajure was in Gourt. st ‘week will be married on Wednesday after- ; 3 it play; & - prelimidary. game ot 1140 (CAPIAC S EAIOR CAREC about the security Russia could of publick was purty Sore S0 1 pccessary for the appointment of a .. S o'clock. “A Reputable Concel fer for loans, as she had ample for 1St sez if you want to get so Im-l,.o qorgeant, Patrol‘i‘)’rl\'er Matthias |Vho then ordered him out of the | RY: Samuel Sutcliffe will officlate. WEST MAIN, COR. LINCOLN ST. les, had agreed to write off tables and magazines and all the rest| = 0 s "1 %y e report. In no in.|to Menus, receiving merchandise and war dehts, and Russians, of the chairs and an other big rug| . . . il any of the commissioners |cash in return. FOR SALE—Gond Stueck square piano, $25 OLDEMOBILE powers ng as the one I just giv. Now, STUDEBAKER3— One correspondent asked M. Litvin off if he considered that the refu by Russia to return the documents and other property of the National City bank of New York oppose resumption of American re tions with Russia. The soviet min- ister said he was not exactly familiar with this affair but undoubtedly Ru: sia would give the National City bank access to the documents if the Rais slan government was permitted acced to some documents held in America which they would very much like to|present construction company have America's attitude continued to be a puzzle to Russia, he said. NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. | | Exchange fable, you don't need to spect to see , becuz I'm just Milke a chanct to get the pool table and pianer and some the other guys ahout to cover the fmp')’ spaces d at the time nationalization was put into effect had made the American financial interests ! That's me all over, \fahl“‘ Alcorn Was Dissatified. It has also been said that State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn has ex- pressed himself dissatisfied with the manner in which the local depart-| ment has co-operated with him in the} past. Mr. Alcorn is reported as hav- ing said that neither the head of the department nor otbers gave his of- IS BUILDING fll(-"\\A\fi Friends of Walter of this city Arizona and 1 an engineering capacity, butlding trunk highways in sified ad is & step on fice any coordination during the in- vestigation which led to Richardson's arrest. Mr. Alcorn, however, desired Vlthe board to know that he was not was graduated .[the business of the local police de- in any way trying to interfere with partment, or the police board. It is known however, he favored, in the event of a change in chief, an officer who would render assistance to the state's attorney ofice. Rawlings Breaks Silence. For the first time since the incident, Chief Rawlings made it plain today that he was hurt by the recent ac- tion which denied him the $500 ap- propriated by the common council to attend the convention of the Inter- national Police Chiefs' association at San Francisco, Cal. The chief said that he realized in this action, a sen- timent that was against him, and he decided that rather than work under such a condition he would ask for a retirement on a pension. My worries and cares will be over, when 1 retire. I am sorry to leave the boys in the department, as they have been very good to me. I am, however, willing to stand on my 20 years' record in the department,” Chi®f Rawlings sald today. Regret Passing of Chief In many places about the city today, words of regret were heard at the passing of Chief Rawlings. Schlactu of $15 and a watch a®| oo poing Towards a Development chain, was continued to Monday morning in bonds of $1,500, THIRTY GUARANTORS Local Men Pledged Themselves to Make 1922 Chautauqua Financial Success Next Month. Thirty local men have agreed to guarantee the expenses of bringing the Swarthmore Chautauqua to New Britain, the week of July 8 to 14 These men have pledged themselves to tsee that the portion of the total ex- penses, amounting to about $1,800, is raised. The amount they must guar- antee come out of the advance rale of tickets and no credit goes to them for what tickets are sold at the box office after the tent is up. The men who have agreed to guar- antee the expenses of the Chatauqua this season are as follows: Arthur G. Kimball, Charles F. Smith, Joseph F. Lamb, Pardon C. Rickey, ¥. J. Wachter, E. J. Porter, Maxwell S. Porter, George P. Spear, A. N. Abbe, Martin K. Pasco, George L. Corbin, F. A. Searle, F. §. Cham- berlain, John C. T.oomis, W. E. Att- wood, W. L. Damon, F. G. Vibberts, Wm. C. Hungerford, B. F. Gaffney, David R. Manning, D. McMillan, C B. Parsons, P. F. McDonough, A €. McKinnie, J. B. Wilber, Jr., H. H. Wheeler, Jos. R. Andrews, W. T Sloper, George E. Bean, E. A. Moore. Isabella ('ircl; to Receive Candidates of Squall Winds. New Haven and vicinity—Showers this afternoon and tonight; warmer tonight; Sunday fair. Connecticut: Showers this afternoon and tonight; warmer tonight, Sunday fair; fresh south and southwest winds, with squalls. Warning to small craft. Conditions indicated development of squall winds. Conditions: The disturbance that was central over Minnesota yesterday morning advanced eastward and is central over Ontarfo. It has caused light to heavy showers and thunder- storms over the lake districts. Areas of high pressure overlie the maritime provinces, the northern plain states and the Pacific Northwest. Pressure is low in the Canadian northwest and on the southern California coast. Temperatures are higher in southern New England and Middle Atlantic states and the upper Ohio valley. Changes elsewhere have been slight. The outlook is for showers this afternoon and tonight; warmer to- night; Sunday fair. TO WILLS ARE FILED Estates of Ellen Church and Axel Roos Disposed of in Documents Filed in Probate Court. The will of Ellen J. Church, filed in probate court, provides that the entire estate go to Allen J. Dates, FIGHT FROM PALACE Body Guard of President Sun Yat-Sen Still Fights From His Place While Troops Capture Canton. Peking, June 17—While the troops of Gen. Chen Chiung-Ming had cap- tured the city of Canton capital of the South China republic, the body guard of President Sun Yat-Sen still fought from the presidential palace, according to a despatch from Canton filed at four o'clock yesterday after- noon. Sun was supposed to have escaped to Whampoa on a gunboat. Peking—June 17, (by the Associated Press)—The two greatest obstacles to the reunfon of China, namely Dr. Sun Yet Sen and Gen. Chang Tso Lin, ap- parently are eliminated and the pros- pect for bringing the whole republic under one government seems brighter today than at any time since the es- tablishment of the South China re- gime at Canton in 1918. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, head of the South China government, has fled from his capital, according to official advices received today SUPPER IS GIVEN Miss Helena Doerr and Miss Helen Bradley Entertained by Members of Junior Tri Girl Reserves. Big Blx Touring ............SL788 Special Bix Touring ... Light Bix Touring ... F. 0. B. Factory. M, IRVING JESTER, 183 ARCH BF, “THIS 18 A_STUDEDAKER YBAR. Autos and Trucks For Sale L] ALLEN TOURING' CAR—Excellent paint and tires. Good running condition. Price $150. Used Car Lxchange of New Britatn, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2735, ALLEN, 1821 touring. Driven 3,000 miles. Good 'as new. R. (. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2061-2. TCK, 1010, 5 pass. tourlng car, painted and rebullt throughout. C. A. Bence, 51 Maln_street. Phone ‘2315, BUICK, 1§ Tittle 4 touring, A-1 condl- tion. Uphalstery, top, paint, first-class. § good oversized tircs. Price right, quick ale. G. P. Ma: 2 West Main St. CHEVROLET VAN, 1919, Mechanically perfect. Five good tires, Can be bought rght. A. G. Hawker, 52-54 Elm Street. _Telophona 2436, CHEVROLET c(oupe, 490, Tires and raint good. Motor in good shape. South End Garage, 17l South Main 8t. DODGE BROTHERS, 1016 touring car. & good car at a low price. M. Iiving Joa- ter, 193 Arch 8t. “This is a Btudebaker 1921 sedans, Rare chance G. Cohen, 185 “And screen. deliver: . all_modeis, also sedans, Model Gar- $87 New BRBritaln Ave, Hartford, Elmwood., DGIRr, 1920 v, rups smoothly, good paint, 5 exceilent tires, upholstery very goon. Gives 20 miles o tho gailon, very economical car to run. Price is only $57b. to suit. M. Irving Joster, 193 Arch St ‘“This_is a Studsbak City items Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner —advt. A birthday party was held in hon- or of Miss Mary Cullem .at her home The chief has many friends in all| Isabella Circle, National Daughters| Whose relationship to the deceased is : i walks of life since being connected|of Isabella, will work a degree upon |Siven as “my friend.” h“':“”}"‘“" ‘“‘,J’.p,” fl?r‘yrz;;::\fl‘:; on 92 Franklin street last evening, with the department. One prominent|a class of 80 members, Monday eve-| AXel R00s left his entire estate to| Y, S e ot x s Ain Ay the event being her 15th birthday. A man said this morning: ning at 8 o'clock, at the K. of G |his widow, Augusta, with the provi- | (N Y- W- C. A. to Miss Helena Doerr, | |jrge number of her friends wers : i ey d leader of the club and Miss Helen | pragent World Fa‘moukfi,,Q Author of i Annual Program at St. John's Marked in large numbers. After the degree 1 & il CHILDREN TO GIVE FRUIT |\oriine Totmanments et e fesres and Mies Bradley were prescnted witl | 7). g4 —adt. Discl Se$ {h | A S WIN SERIES Dr. Lee's Figures For First 16 Days | qles and decorated with flowers. Dur- | noon“o0 Arondo o™ e gasoline com- oses L ] - . ] By Pretty Custom—Sick and Aged | The “He is paying the penalty for being [ meeting hall on Main street. Delega- |Sion that, upon her death, it shall be f sirls' : A CF Ay ecaus . Senc beautiful gifts. A meeting of the directors of the R AU B Twenty-three young club girls saf| chamber of Commerce is expected to Pirates and Grove street base-| of Month of June Prove To Be|!n8 the banquet, several of the gIrls| mjttee, which met with Presideat entertained in various ways and clubmavior of the Hartford Chamber yes- Bristol and Meriden will be present Thursday evening. Both Mi&s Doerr G ey (i i about the table lighted by yellow can-| he held at the New Britain club, at songs were enjoyed. Miss Catherine Remembered. Trueand only, bail teams held a royal battle last evening with the Pirates coming out on the long end of a 23 to 14 score. Begley and Johnson did the pitching, and the game was the last of a three game series. The Pirates would like to issue a challenge to any team in the city averaging from 12 to 14 years FFor games call telephone 527-3, Way To Make: aWoman. Happy.l ] ADistinctive § Series Beautlfu")' OHLY IN | NEXTSUNDAYS NEW YORK Flowers and fruit will be taken to the St John's German Lutheran | church tomorrow morning in connec- tion with the regular Children's Day service and will be sent out to the sick and aged of the parish The program will commence at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning and will | include songs, recitations, ete. A special address will be given by the| minister, Rev. M. W. Gaudian and re- | ports will be made by Sunday school and church officials. | | A7l7. f‘Rl)TTO OUTING | Members of Aziz Grotto journeyed | to Lake Compounce this afternoon for the annual outing. The trip was| made by automobile. At the lake, athletic events were held. The ran interfored with the annual clash of the married men and the single rien on the baseball diamond which will ! probably necessitate a double header next year. BUILDINC ‘W STORES. The T'nion Laundry company has taken a building permit and com- menced work on the erection of two stores in the building adjoining the |laundry property. The stores are o have a 35 foot frontage and will be 17 feet deep FITZPATRICK THROUGH Chauffeur Daniel Fitzpatrick left Comparatively Low. Deaths in the first half of the month of June were approximately 30 per cent. as great in number as was the lowest number during the past five years, figures compiled by Dr. Fred P. Lee, superintendent of the health department indicate 8o far this month, there were six deaths. Dr. Lee's figures from 1918 are 1918, 24 deaths; 1919, 22 |deaths; 1920, 7 deaths 1921, deaths; 1922, six deaths. 0 Appoi:lments to Fire Board Until Next Week No appointments to the board ' of fire commissioners to fill the two ex- isting vacancies will be made hefore next week, Mayor A. M. Paonessa the employ of the city in the board of ' said this morning. The mayor has public works, at noon today. Fitz-|been in conference with several pros- patrick was one of the quartet of em- ployes that the board had decided to| dispense with on July 1. Tormey assisted in the arrangements of the affair. The swimming contest will be held in the pool of the Y. W. C. A. at 7:30| o'clock. All girls who are members of the association and have a health | certificate are eligible to enter the contest. Prizes will be awarded. Mayors Invited to Meet Storrs Here, June 26 Letters have bheen sent to mayors of several Connecticut cities, fnclud- ing Waterbury, Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven, Middletown and Meriden, asking them to attend a conference in | this city June 26, at which President P. Storrs of the Connecticut com- pany will speak on trolley problems An effort will be made to secure promises of better service and lower | | rates. | pective commissioners including ' terday, will make a report. Thousands of people are reading Herald classified ads. Try one and lgee for yourself. LEGAL NOTICES TIMITATION OF CLATMS. At a Court®of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District of Berlin in the County of Hartford and Btate of Connecticut, on the 18th day of June, Gaffney, Esq. Judge, motion of Anna Willlams, of said Aritatn, as Administratrix on the es- of Walter Lyman Williame, late of Rritain, within said district deceased This Court doth decree that six months be ailowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhihit thefr clatms Against the same to the Administratrix and directs that public notice be given of this crder by adve g In 4 newspaper pub- lghed in sad New Rritain, and having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public signpost in gaid Town of New Hritain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record, George Gans, democrat, and John A. Many a weary step is saved by Andrews, republican. using a Herald classified ad. BERNARD F. GAFFNEY. Judge.