New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 11

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NOW ALL IS READY WHEN MINERS WORK Machinery for Coal Distribution Is in Motion Philadelphia, Sept. 8.—Machinery is in motion today to accomplish an equitable and expeditious distribution of anthracite coal when the miners return to work as the result of a con- ference here last night in which rep- resentatives of the government, New York, Pennsylvanla, the New England states, the operators and leading rail- roads participated, At this conference, called at the be- hest of Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, W. D, B, Ainey, chalrman of the Pennsylvania fuel commission, who presided, appointed the following committee to plan the national dis- tribution of hard coal. Committee Selected. Bamuel D. Warriner, chairman; W. L. Connell, W. J. Richards, Alan C. Dodson, W. H. Williams, R. C. Morse, Jr, E. W. Parker, J. F. Ber- mioghame, and Mr. Ainey. These roen represent both operators and railroads. Y It is likely that Mr. Hoover will to- day name another member of this committee to represent ment Although the question of fair prices for anthracite coal came in for much discussion at last night's con- ference, it was made plain by Mr. Hoover and Mr. Warriner that price | fixing is the work of individual state fuel administrators and commissions. However, Mr. Hoover gave out as- surance at the close of the meeting that the government’s first concern in the anthracite situation is to see that the householder is supplied with hard coal promptly and at a fair price. Leading operators concurred with him. HAS NARROW ESCAPE. Son of Assessor Edward J. McCarthy Is Run Over By Automobile. Edward, the seven year old son of Assessor and Mrs. Edward A. Mc- Carthy of Black Rock avenue, was knocked down and run over by the automobile of Matthew Haye: (/ )L 2 SRS 30PNG, < O 499(0 > ; T the govern- | well | . Maple Hill News Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prince of Stuart street have returned from a two weeks' vacation, the time being divided between Southbridge, Mass., and Putnam, Conn, Everett Proudman and family were guests of Mr. Proudman's father in Bridgeport over the holidays Mr. | Proudman's brother and family from | Hampton, Va., were also at the gath- ering. Mrs. Nelson Mann gave a motor| party to Hammonassett Beach Tues- | day in honor of Miss May Blake of Wollaston, Mass. Miss Blake {s a niece of Mrs. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Skinner emd} family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner and family spent the week-end at| Bast River, Conn. Herbert Olmstead of Johnson street was the guest of James Skinner at |the shore over the holidays. | Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rau of Rob- bins avenue will be away on a motor | trip for the next two weeks. | | | Willlam E. Hine is bullding a house | on Golt stree@ | Miss Arline Root of Golf street | The Hon. John Jacob Astor, Jr., four-year-old son of Vis- countess Astor, M. P., receives $2,000,000 as his share in the trust fund left by his grandfather. But what’s that when a fellow has a pet turtle to ride in the garden of his British home? known contractor, yesterday alter-lskoo!ed to the rear and was struck noon on Lafayette street, but escaped |by the fender of the Hayes auto. He injury because of his presence of |was knocked down but had presence mind. of mind enough to pull his legs and Mr. McCarthy was taking his boy.arms in so that the wheels would not to school in his automobile, and had run over him and aithough the car just let him out to go up Beaver | passed over him, he was not injured, street, when the; Hayes car came|and as Mr. Hayes was driving slowly, along. Young MecCarthy instead of [the force of the car was not sufficient going to the front of \his father's car,!to hurt the boy. ), ’:vl\',"')./"o‘,‘/ ,‘il"gv " ;')v‘fr‘ &6 ® o ¥ —FOR FALL— —1922— IN ALL THE LATEST —SHADES— —TAN— — AT THE— ROSEBEN HAT SHOP Next Door to the BIG STORE | sales mana came up from East River, where she | has been spending the summer to at- | tend the Waters-Hartshorn wedding in New Britain. | | The regular sessions for the s(‘hool} year will commence September 12 at| the Elm Hill school. Several of the Maple Hill young people are attend-| ing Junior High and Senfor High | schools in New Britain. | The many friends of D. T. H:\lnés“ of Robbins avenue are conzramlnllng{ him on his narrow escape from seri- | ous injury when his car was smashed | on East Main street in New Britain, | |because of the breaking of the steer-| ling gear. Onlookers who witnessed [the accident thinking the driver of| [the car must be seriously hurt, called the ambulance. | Mrs. Alvin Lamb of West Main | street, New Britain, gave a luncheon | on Wednesday, complimenting Miss |Adra Martin of Washington, D. C.| who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.| Moody of Golf street. The republican caucus will be held at Newington Town Hall Monday, | Sept. 11 at 8 o'clock, daylight saving| time. The residents of the Hill, both | men and women, take a very active interest in town politics. Miss Marion Burk of Robbins ave- nue left Tuesday for Long Island hos-| pital, New York, where she is taking | the regular course of study for' al trained nurse. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fly will be en- |tertained tonight by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Fly are mo- toring from their summer home in | Sheepscott, Me., to their residence in Glen Ridge, N. J. Mrs. Fly is well known in New Britain where as Miss Meserve she was a teacher at the Central Grammar school. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skinner gave |a plazza dinner to a party of New | Britain friends on Wednesday eve- ning. Covers were laid for 14. The political situation furnishes the chief toplc for discussion at the Hill this week. FEverett B. Proudman of Frederick street, the present tax col- lector, is out for renominatjon at the coming caucus. R. B. Doane, also of Frederick street, has announced him- gelf as a candidate for the same of- fice. Both have many friends inter- | ested. The contest promises to be a close one. Miss Zulette Tucker of Robbins avenue is spending the first twe weeks of the month at the Sargent camp at Peterboro, N. H. Miss Tucker is a| graduate of the Sargent school in Boston. There were three court cases held | in the Town Hall Tuesday evening. In the first case two young men from | Hartford were charged with reckless | driving and fined. The other cases were against John Munston of Sta- tion 14 and Charles Bakonski of Clay- ton for making and selling moonshine. | Constables Desell and Halleran made the raids and confiscated three stills and a quantity of liquor. Both men | were fined. | City Items Drum Corps Contests, Lake Com- | pounce, Sept. 9, afternoon and night. —advt. Unity Rebekah lodge will hold a picnic temorrow afternoon at With- an's farm on Kensington, weather permitting. The members will meet in the local center for the 2:10 Ber- lin troliey. Latest Victor hits at Henry Morans" —advt. Mrs. Charles Roberts of N. H., is the guest of Mrs. Alderman of Russwin Heights. is Mrs. Roberts’ first visit to New Britain in 21 years. She was for- merly Miss Eva May Wilcox of Ber- lin. Rosehen says a feather with each hat-——advt Dr. Do W through the an apartment street to C Marlow, Stella This has leased Camp Real Estate Co. | at his home on Cedar Reid Hudgins, assistant at Ruseell & Erwin's. Miss Irene Turner leased through the Camp Real Estate Co. an apartment on Hamilton street to R. J. Mullin, one of the new owners of the Boston | Store. Meet me at Schnearrs for dinner. O'Connell advt MAIL PILOT MORTALLY HURT. Walter G. Smith Has Accident at In- diana Fair Ground. Indianapolis, Sept. ‘S.—Walter G. Smith of Oak Park, I\, air mail pllot, was probably fatally injured at the Indiana State Fair Grounds yes- terday afternoon when his plane fell inte a nose dive shortly after taking off with mail for Cleveland, Ohio Smith was rushed to the Methodist | hospital, where it was said his chance to live was siender. Thousands of fair visitors witnessed the accident. ere’s Your Big Opportunity!@) COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AT REDUCED PRICES All Day Special Plenty of Time to Pay. 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