New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 18

MODERN BOOT SHOP 168 Main Street Reavy Brown Beal Drogues, black Norweglan Calf donble rolled sole, with Newest for Fall wear, Dark Mahog- any and Straight Gun Metal Calf; beach made Shoes in medium and English styles; all with Rubber Heels. Men’s Mahog- any and Gun Metal Calf Shoes in High and English Toes, Vice-Kid Bluchers for comfort, all hand sewed, with Rubber Heels, ALSO—COMPLETE LINE OF W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES Modern Boot Shop 168 Main St. New Britain | T [late in September, it was ciunounced | vesterday ¢ arranging for the state convention —_—— of homeopaths to be held here next New York Police Believe Bootlegging|month. Dr. Lorens will come fo. 1h “Bobbien |United States on the steamship Re liance, on her next trip to this coun- 11y, "% ¢ York, Sept. 15.—Believing|terday hootlegging murder [to rem ought 10 throw |he inte Mystery Shrouds Death of Reynolds, Found in River. yes- New they are facing mystery police ) some light on the kiliing of Reynolds, whose body floating in the had been pla feet were tie Reynolds ot in the heal and|Man Falls Five Stories When Cornjce stabbed sever: mes in Fedy. | Glves WAy, The police believe he may have heen | i engineering a liquor deal when | was killed DR. LORI or whether 24 led to hold r erous clinics bbie” [while here cper sterday bedy | 1h ind KILLED SHAKING RUG saclk the New {ler, 73, York 15.—John J. But- was shaking a rug on the roof lof a five story towned at 407 street last night Sept - building NZ COMING BACK West wher which Fifty-seventh th Noted Austrian Surgeon to Return |against B Tbe i Besbamves. {way, precipitating him to the vard. He was instantly killed Dr. Adolph| He was father of Patrolman John orthopedic | Butler of the West Sixty-eight street to Americalstation cornice court Trenton; . J, Lorenz, surgeon, is Sept. 15 noted A n coming back ——WHAT KIND OF A DAD ARE YOU?— SEE TOMORROW 2 planned | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922, RUSSIA WELCOMES U. 5. GO-OPERATION Gountry Favors Commission to Kid in Re-establishing Trade Moscow, Sept. 16 (By the Assoclat- ed Press)—A note which is consid- ered a reply to the unofficial inquiry of the United States as to whether |an American technical commission would be welcome in Russia states that soviet Russia "is ready to enter |official preliminary negotiations for establishment of official relations with an Amercan delegation appointed for this purpose.” The note which was sent by For- eign Minister Tchitcherin to Berlin for delivery to'American Ambassador Houghton, suggests that the prelim- inary Wegotiations might be held in the United States, in Russia or in | some other country. Text of Note. ‘““The soviet government” the note states, “is particularly interested in any move which might soon bring the re-establishment of economic rela- tions between Russia and America it being understood that such negotia- tions would be based on equality and in the interests of both concerned. “The soyiet government heartly welcome any tendencies in the direc- tion of reciprocity which will enable each country to study the economic condition of the other. “Owing to the fact that the soviet government desires closer relations with the United States it cannot con- sider exactly just a one-sided proposal for sending an investigation commis- | sion to Russia. The soviet government does not doubt that if the United States the government of which is sufficiently informed regarding Russian condi- tions through the American relief ad- | ministration and other sources should | find it necessary to change its policy |towards Russia it will certainly find some means of guaranteeing equal- ity, and along these lines the soviets are prepared to do whatever might be considered just and right.” WOMAN CHOKES AXEMAN. Japanese White Wife Comes to Aid | When Attacked by Servant. | Harmon, N. Y., Sept. 15.—After he | had rum amuck with an axe, a young | Japanese, who gave the name of | “John Doe,” was run down by a| posse and arrested here yesterday charged with brutally assaulting Ad- miral Data Moto, Japanese proprietor of the Mikado Inn, in Harmon, and | | his white wife. The Japanese servant, who had been discharged by Moto, took an axe early yesterday morning and at- tacked his former employer, wound- ing him severely. Mrs. Moto, who is of Irish extrac. tion, went to her husband's aid, and, although she suffered cuts on her right wrist and arm, fought furi- ously, and finally choked himn intc unconsciousness. He fled, aftcr re- gaining his senses, while sh: was bandaging her husband's wounds. A posse organized by Deputy Shenff | Blinker and Patrolman Bennett closed | in on the fugitive in a shanty and| took him prisoner at the point of their revolvers. . Judge Charles Anderson held the man on a charge of fel®njons as- sault and he is locked up in the P’eekskill jail. Moto {8 in & critical conditicn and may die. The prisoner is 29 vears old and fhe woundel man 48. WANT §TATE TO ADVERTISE. Adirondacks Resort Men Favor a | Bureau to Spend Million. Lake Placid, N. Y, Sept. 15.—The | inception of a movement for the es- | tablishment by the state of an official | publicity bureau authorized to ex- pend $1,000,000 for advertising the natural advantages of New York marked the annual meeting of the Adirondack Resorts association at the Stevens House here yesterday. Joseph H. Marvel, proprietor of the Hotel Marion, Lake George, who was re-elected to the presidency of the as-| sociation, appointed a committee in- cluding L. A. Flannagan of Malone, L. C. Emerson of Schroon Lake and Leslie Kincaid, Adjutant General of the State, to act with Senator Thay- er in presenting to the legislature a bill for the creation of such a pub- licity bureau. S TO MINE COAL. RO S Vein Found on Campus of Institute| at Terre Haute. | Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 15.—A seven-foot coal vein has been found on the campus of Rose Polytechnic Institute here, it is announced. Ac- cording to Philip B. Woodworth, president, the vein is several feet be- low the new building on the Hulman | farm just east of Terre Haute. | Students at the college will work he mine, it has been decided, and if the fuel provs to be of good quality it | may be used to heat the buildings. A | number of students taking a course in mine engineering have enrolled for| the work. Sinking of a shaft will be.| gin during the present year, it |s | planned. | STUDE | RS N s SUIT | POISON PI | = R |Restaurateur Named Defendant By | Father of Victim. 1 | New York, Sept. 15.—Charles Weis- |berg of 976 Kelly street, The Bronx, |brought suit yesterday in the Bronx supreme court for $25,000 against he |the Rossler Restaurant company, Inc.|tice Burr granted a 1127 Broadway, alleging that food | sold In the Shelburne restaurant on| hich he was leaning gave|Broadway in July caused the death|other persor of his daughter, Ada The food served, according to complaint, was ‘not fit for human/| consumption, but to the contrary| contained arsenic poisoning.” i e sabi S i B S suit is the first filed against the com- pany operating the Shelbourne as a result of the pie sold there in July, which caused several deaths. | against Rodolph Valentino to restrain the|er in pictures or on TI\PJauorne)s for the motion picture pro- while he does not relish the job of Attend the Free Evening Schools Boston Store Donnelly, Mullen Co. 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