New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1922, Page 3

BUICK CARS WILL BE SOLD HEREAFTER FROM OUR NEW SALES AND SERVICE STATION 321 ARCH STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CONN. »)))}? i ) W ACNR NN XN /l///?\///},, i) ) WE WISH TO EXTEND TO OUR BUICK OWNERS AND AUTO- MOBILE OWNERS AN INVITA- TION TO INSPECT OUR NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS WHICH WILL BE OPEN JULY 10th. MODELS OF BUICK CARS WILL BE SHOWN AT ALL TIMES. PRICES ON FOUR AND SIX CYLINDERS BUICKS DE- LIVERED IN NEW BRITAIN FROM $995.00 TO $2,555.00. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. 231 ARCH STREET NEW BRITAIN, CONN. BUTTERWORTH AND LEGION WINNERS IN LEGAL VICTORY OVER BISSELL | bers of the board of control, joined as 1 defendants with Butterworth in the Conn. Supreme Court Rules | caze. n | granted by Judge Maltbie on Febru- He Had Right to Collect| ary 24, and Judge Marvin on April 22 ordered the other members of the . Way | board of control made joint defend- Salary for Work. ants. ;MUSIC AL PROGRAM, New Haven, July 8.—The Connecti- | cut supreme court, in a decision an- | FRESH AIR FARM nounced last night, finds error in the superior. court decision which denied to Frank S. Butterworth, state treas- urer of the American Legion, the | right to use part of the state funds for disabled war veterans for his per- sonal galary and other expenses of ad- ministering the state fund. The decision in effect vacates a per- Jaffe Entertains Youngsters Selections on With Violin Lawn at Burlington. The youngsters at the Fresh Air x Camp were treated to a violin recital ;’I‘.fl}!’n"'lnj\l;n("l.fin grn\x;tsd \\] .I'udgp‘).e terday afternoon which, it is said, . P. W. Marvin on May 2 last re- | very well received. The affair straining Butterworth (rom recelving | was given by Mrs. Florence Bowman a salary o 3 a mon rom €| Jaffe, bride of Dr. Nathan Jaffe, of iR leE Dok L Shie men Lo e winitont stiek Dwhoaimade i FIMONEYaORNEEA Y e ans! trip to Burlington at he ‘n ex- plaintift in the case s it reached the | 1P '¢ 1 C B8 AL BEL OFR 8 ':&pr:“?:nf;’:"rgn:r“ };:m‘:r]) \l\-n:‘;gflj\anc@ of the camp present as well as e Al < |many guests. Wy s aa 5 W G - iy Frank E. Healy, State Treasurer G,|CTi0Te Wwas |lght, among the ce- H. Gilpatrick and Connecticut depart- | . Dbl Gt W G LR ment of the American legion |Schubert's Ave Maria and Goddard's Income From Fund Tied Up. Adagio Pathetique. The selections For several months ButterworthWere rendered on' the lawn at Mill- and other officers of the legion have |Ston€s. the larger cottage of = the been aided financially by business| I'T€Sh Air plant. organizations and corporations in or-| Mrs. Jaffe has had an extensive that payments to disabled vet- musical education, having played erans might be kept up. The litiga- Violin when but two years old and tion has tied up the ‘ncome from the | Playing first violin with a philhar- state fund of $2,500,000. monic orchestra when she was seven Butterworth is a former Yale foot- later studied abroad and has ball star. At his home in Hamden, Auer among her tutors last night, he said he was highly pleased with the decision of the su-! preme court. The opinion was writ- | ten by Justice Lucien F. Burpee and 7l a der She | Kneisel and CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. New York, July 8.—The actual con- dition of the clearing house banks and all concurred. It says that extra du- trust companies for the week (5 ties are imposed on the treasurer of [ days) shows that they hold $37,907,- the American Legion under the law|490 in exc of legal requirements. which provides for the fund for dis-|This is an increase of $21,040,000 from abled veterans and the treasurer is re- | last week. ! attend- | } City Items Let us show vou the kind.,of a wet !wash we do for 75c. Union Laundry Co. Tel. 304, —Advt Miss Lena Carbo of |by Court Columba, Catholic Daugh- ters of America, at the lawn party on the K. of C. grounds last evening J. and F. Dixon have taken a per- | mit | garage at a cost of $9,000 on Mason | drive ! Thusnelda lodge will meet next Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at | Turner hall. A meeting of the hoard of directors of Daly Council, K. of C., will be held | Monday evening at § o'clock. 'JUNIOR SOCIETY HAS LAWN PARTY First Social Held by Auxiliary Or- ) ganization of Catholic Daughters of America Is Big Success The Junior Branch, Catholic Daugh- ters of America, made its first public appearance last night when most 1l and very enjoyable festival was held on the grounds of Daly Council, K. of C., on Franklin Square. Several hundred friends of the new society were in attendance The affair was carried out by mem- bers of the Junior branch, supervised by the Catholic Daughters of America Dancing was enjoved by hundreds on fa pavilion crected on the lawn In another section of the grounds whist | was played Refreshments were pro- vided ,and little misses disposed of home made candy among their pa- trons. The grounds were well lighted, colored electric lights making an etfect very pleasing to the eye { Winners at whist were as follows Mrs. W. Grace, Miss Anna Kelly, Mrs J. White, Miss Esther Hannor, and Messrs. Carbo and Donahue A hope | chest made up by members of the C D. of A. was awarded to Mrs. L. V. Carbo of Kensington a I Kensington, The comptroller's motion was|was awarded the chest of linen given | to build a one family house and | lawn | ON THE FIRST BOUND e WITH ' CLEREKIN The Corbin baseball team will play Simsbury tomorrow afternoon The |téam will leave at 1 o'clock from the Grammar school corner. Griffen and [Clinton will be the battery for the locals. Rogers Hornsby yesterday dis- 'solved the tie for home run hitting, !\when he pasted his 21st for the sea- son. He now leads Ken. Williams by wi da wi of A Dempsey, ha to th ce ‘a one. | Another “old timer", Tyrus Cobb, 'is upsetting the dope by the manner in which he is pasting the ball in the American league. For a pair of “grand old men,” Cobb and Jack Britton sure are the goods. Johnny Dundee, the iunior light- weight champion, has fought 566 bat- tles in 12 years ! Merkie Jacobson went hitless yes- terday in the game between the Newark and Baltimore clubs. who his n his next plays bil- e and fin- wonderful Monday Recreation bil- Professor Lewis, 'llards, with a cue, ger tips, will display prowess in this city night, ‘at the Rogers liard parlors the Texas the infie of obtained ler on the Earl A an Wichita F club league, has € Chicago Cubs | by by world's et wi cham- a new he in a at Ralph Greenleaf |pion pocket billiard player, high run record last night ran 114 balls from the break match game with Charles Harmon Philadelphia 1en at Em- opened The summer racing pire Track, Yonkers this afternoon Al. Leconey, of Lafayette college, Philadelphia ju Tommy Lgughran, a light z:r‘.A,\‘l 5 1l Greb of Pittsburgh, M Loughran not at was burgh Gi du th by th fe ican champion race last m th at ve st yesterday nner of the 100 and 220 yard shes in the intercollegiate games, 1l represent the Meadawbrook club Philade nd not the Newark, Ciy:a ated Jack manager of Ja been given until toc of $100,600 perce burgh Hurry Gre the or s re- fer accept ofter e option of ipts, by P bout with Five star soceer playe of Football club club in Pawtucket, have mped to a R I Philadelphia tackle Harry in bout on Quaker City win, which is the will onday nigat ¥s he unusnal, in solve sterday Bill Kopf wa unable to rover Cleveland's pitching y Chicago tri to the t the N hits in six x Carey's team that hec 18-innt rhes Six M plate Pitts- York con- igainst ants, in at Fieid the Holy Cross 1§ sent G n ring the past season, e bat in the fifth in Mana Cobb of t recruit to lay o New de- Amer- in a mile Velodrome Spencer, former tw Ray Eaton ated Arthur ir at the New night Tex Rickard has promised of ( Joe Bur- to meet bout in eage ch e winner of New ¥ Mike captain 1 team, next ar's Yal formed the | captain night in admirable style in the series against Harvard, during the past sea- son. In 12 trips to the plate, Eddy| T0 OPEN MONDAY stole three bases in the series. Miss Mary C. Gorman Again Heads Jack Spalding, the New Haven| Summer School—Teaching Corps is duckpin bowler, won the champion-| Selected. ship of the Elm City last night by! defeating Jack White, seven games to four Miss Mary C. Goerman, who has |been principal of the summer. school |for the past several years, has. been he Hartford team seems to have!Selected again to head this work dur- kids again. Starting on July'In& the present summer. The schools the Senators lost, and since then are destined to assist pupils who failed team dropped a pair of double to make their grade, those who, are My how the anvil chorus bPackward in studies and those who ing until the club stops losing. desire to do more studying so.as .te iexpedite their advancement,” and will on that Owner Weiss be held in the Central Junior High slapped on Frank Woodward seemns school as before. to lave been the proper medicine.| Sessions will be held the usual five $ivce his return to the game, Wood-iSchool days of every week for five ward has pitched in four games, and |Weeks, beginning Monday. Besides has not allowed his opponents an Miss Gorman the following teachers T RANARAR will be on the staff: Mrs. Helen B, ;l:axflm;s. Misses Habel Hipelius, Mar- The Tnited States will not send a Baret Forsythe, Celia and. Alice team of athletcs to Ireland this sum- Hickey, Lillian Chambers, Rose, Grace mer to compete in the Irish Games, and Helen Conlon, Anna Rosenberg, on account of the civil war that is Anna Riley, Mildred Anderson, Nora going on. Wouldn't it be all right to|Kiniry and Anna O'Brien and' Mrs. S bab g ot ttayad [Marholin Kline. | the'Refuse some money Bridge- Baird, That suspens few Committee to Study Hartford System Chairman David L. Nair and mem- | bers of the common council commit- Itee on refuse disposal will make a tour of inspection to Hartford. and other cities next week to study sys- tems of municipal refuse collection |and disposal. At the next meeting of i the council, progress will be reported. Machine Guns Used to Put AiRoRIth N AOYER mayor, DOWn New Chinese Revolt 1 he beg! the job of signing his| FPao Tingfu, China, July 8, (By As- ;ame 670 tim once on each 81,000 sociated Press) —The 23d division of bond in the 0,000 issue recently General Wu Pei-Fu's army, stationed sold by the board of finance and taxa- here with other troops mutined last tion night and attempted to loot the eity. — iLmal troops attacked the mutineers NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE REPORT !with machine guns and after an all ) §47,500,000 night battle crushed the revolt. 000 On learning that Connie Lewis, promoter had dropped the last boxing show at t, “Kid" Kaplan and Earl verforn in the star bout, both opped sizable amount from ieir guarantees. Here are two scrap- hearts" off” a s Hayor Paonessa Signs Name 670 Times Today Mayor Angelo M. Paonessa had an al task to perform today in con- Turks never shoot birds or destroy odpecker eats mar ¥ B ™Y | their nests in Antolia insects that infest the trees quested to handle and disburse large| - sums of money. This is not done to keep up or benefit the Legion, the opinion says, and the salary is paid for services rendered the state. The! opinion holds that all reasonable charges and expenses incurred in ad-| ministering the fund must be allowed | and compares the handling of the| fund with the management of a |rust; fund | “It is immaterial that no express| provision for such charges and ex- perses has been made by the cre-| ator of the fund,” the opinion says. Injunction Was Granted. The case began last year when the state hoard of control called Butter- | worth before it and asked him about| the $300 a month salary he was re- ceiving as administrator of the fund. | The temporary injunction was| granted the last year; a few weeks later arguments were made on a mo- tion to dissolve the temporary injunc- tion, and on February 16 Judge Malt bie gave a decision refusing to dis- golve the fnjunction In the meantime, State Comptrolier | Dissell had filed a motion to be joined as plaintiff in the last. On behalf of the defense a motion was made to have the governor, the attorney gen- eral and the state treasurer as mem- | POLLY AND HER PALS — It Was Too Speedy For Words PPN 2 g B Copynehe 1922 Newspaper | eatuse Service Inc. Great Britain nghts tewerved HEAVERS' PA W/HATS GCORNG ON OUT - BY CLIFF STERRETT