New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 25

" GENERAL OF GREEK ARMY IS ARRESTED Ofticial Whom Morgenthau Termed as “Lunatic” 1s Brought to Hos. pital for Treatment, Athens, Oct, 13 (By " Press)—Treated dn the hospital for hallucinations a few years ago, ac- ecording te the newspapers, Gen, Had- Janestls, who was commander in chlef of the Greck army. in Asla Minor at the time of the Turkish on- slaught was arrested yesterday later sent to the hospital with other nérvous collagse, *The glass gencral” is the ironical | title given him on every hand. This Assoclated and | an- title s derived from a story that his ¢ legs are made of glass, [ His arrest 1s in line with the pres- ent policy of the government to fix the responsibility for the military dis- aster, Henry Margenthau, former Amer- fcan ambassador to Turkey, in an ad- | dress before the American Bankern' Association in New York an Oct, b, sald: “Greece was defeated not because the Greek army was’ weak but be. cause King Constantine took control of the government and replaced a very ablo general by one whom I am reliably {nformed, though 1 have not the absolute evidence, was an inmate of a lunatic asylum for two and one- half years. MINISTER CONDEMNED Oklahoma Presbyterian Synod Rev. Finds Guilt of Thomas J. Irwin ‘Was Proved to its Satisfaction. Tulsa, Okla., Oct. 13.—The convic- tion of Rev, Thomas J. Irwin of Law. ton on charges unbecoming a min- ister, and his indefinite from the ministry, was upheld early today by the judiclal commission of the Presbyterian synod of Oklahema after a review of the findings of the Il Reno presbytery before which Mr. Irwin recently was tried. Counsel for the suspended min- Ister gave notice that the case would be appealed to the general assembly of the Prechyterlan church, which meets next May in Indianapoeli Rev. Mr. Irwin was convicted by| the El Reno Preshytery on three counts. He was found guilty of hav- suspension | Ing Brought disrepute on the chureh by donning a bathing suit and marry- Ing & couple slmilarly clad In & bath- Ing pool at & summer resqrt near Lawton; that he swore to a false af. fidavit to obtaln an Injunetion in dis- trict eourt to prevent members of g congregation In Lawton from inter Terlng with hix conduet of the affaire of the church and that he had dis- *lelplined members of the congregation without due process, Clty Items Hear 4 Victor speclals at Morans'— advt, George Smithwick, a student at St, John's school in Danvers, Mass,, s vis- Illng with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Smithwick of Stanley street, Meat me at Schiuures fur dluger.— vt Radio sets and supplies at Morans' —~adve, The new week-day church school at the Methodiat church opened yester- day with 50 pupils. The school will meet every Thursday afternoon, Clgars and Cigarettes at cut prices. Besse-T.eland's.—advt, A1l Over Nothing At All"-—Victor Record 18943, C. L. Plerce & Co's, advt, Ten (10) per cent. cash Chase roBes, Rackliffe Bros., dise. on Park St. —advt. Iour new Victor Record Specials. . Pierce & Co.—advt. AWARDED 82,000 JUDGMENT Judge Hfimman in the superior court this afternoon awarded Stanley Paw- administrator of Staniey Paw- who was struck by an auto- driven by Joseph Wisk last damages of $2,000, Klett and represented the administrator, TO SIGN FOR GREECE. Athens, Oct. 13.-—M, Simopoulos, Greek high commissioner in Constan- tinople will sign the armistice proto- col on hehalf of Greece according to a semi-official source. mohile April, Alling CHOLERA ABATING. Tokio, Oct. 13, (By Assoclated Press).—The cholera epidemic in Tokio has abated, only one case hav- ing been reported in the last 24 hours. CAUGHT AFTER CHASE Greenwich, Oct. 13. — Irederick Berkera, of Portehester, N. Y. was held for the supetior court today on the charge of stealing two torches from the Greenwich Ornamental Iron Works. Berkera gave the officers a chase through two towns. shots were fired at the man, SAFE WAY TO BORROW MONEY WE LEND MONEY on Note, LOA\S removal, to perseng liaving s without inquiring er employ ers; no pawns; repayahla in 8 or as dezlred; legal c¢harges on ances for actual time 8ue. or Home Furnituyre without dy employment, or Incomes, also lend to property own- to 15 monthly {mstallments, aly, based_ on unpaid bai- LOANS vP TO $300 CONFIDENTIAL CONSUMFATION BANK-LIKE SE“VI(’E This Institution is financed and directe conducted In a spirit of service tul; strictly ; and not solely “and professjonal rofigt very fair and help- 1 by b men, Y ctly confidential and couptegus dealings, new boprowers welcomed; oth- er ‘accounts pald off; private ingulries; QUIC ‘HOURS, 9 to’ 8130, Baturdays, 9 to 1, CALL oR WRI BENEFICIAL . LOAN SOCIETY ROOMS- 104.3, Professioral (8ECOND FLO! Licensed By State Bank Comm: Bldg., 87 WEST MAIN ST, JR, RIGHT) ssloner, Bonded to the State. Several | Gerald, the five-months old son of and Mrs, George Dagenals gf 284 Ast Maln street, died this afternoon, The funeral will be held tomorrow and the burfal will be in 8t. Mary's new cemetery, M Mrs, James Kane Mrs, Catherine Kane, wife of James Kane, died last evening at the home ot her daughter, Mrs, August Schutze of 114 Cleveland street, B8he was about 76 years old and was horn in Ireland, 8he game to thig country when seven years old, and was among the first Irish settlers in this city, Be ddes her husband, she Jeaves a son, Y'rank Kyne, and three daughters, Mrs. August Schutze, Mrs. Willlam ¥, MeEnroc and Mrs. George Kellman, of Ridgefield Park, N, J, The funeral | will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Mary's church, The burial will be in 8t. Mary's new ceme- tery, Thomas Grace, o The funeral of Thomas Grace was held at 9 o'elock this morning at §t. Mary's church, The funcral was| larg attended. Rev, John T, Win- ters was the celebrant of a solemn high mass of requiem, Rev. J, Leo Sulllvan was deacon, Rev. Raymond J. Clabby was sub-deacon, and Rev. William A, Krause was master of ceremonies, Rev. John E. Fay of Plzinville, and Rev. Thomas J. Laden, or of the church of St. John the Evangelist, occupied seats in the sanctuary. During the mass, Mrs, John C. Connolly rendered solos and, as the body was being borne from the edifice, she sang ‘Nearer My God to Thee,” accompanied by Organist John J. Crean, a grandson of the deceased, The pall bearers were: Francis Feeney, Thomas J. IFeeney, Thomas Crean, Gerald P, Crean of Attleboro, Mass, Clement Grace and Thomas Grace, grandsons of the deceased. The fower bearers were Edward Janelle, Wiffred McCue, Thomas Crean, 3rd., and Jerome Crean. Rev. John T. Winters and Rev. William A. Krause conducted the committal rvice at the grave, in St. Mary's new cemetery, Joseph Zotter. The funeral of Joseph Zotter was held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Peter's church. Rev. Charles Cop- pens was the celebrant of a requlem high ma. Members of the Austrian Singing society acted as pall bearers. Burial was in St. Mary's new ceme- | tery. ! TOWANS ARRIVE AT YALE. Gridders Given Hearty Welcome by Students of Old Elf New Haven, Oct. 13.—A hearty wel- come from Yale men and many others came to the University of Iowa foot- ball players, 25 in number, as they stepped off a train at the station here this afternoon. Word had been aent ahead to Yale and scores of students hustied down to get a glimpse and to give the glad hand to the stalwarts who were reported hungry for a meal off the Yale bulldog. Howard Jones looked around for| his brother Tad but did not see him and it was not until later at the hotel that the brothers met. The Iowans were put in buses and taken to their | hotel, the only incident out of the or- dinary being that a window in the hus at Johnny Held's back broke and the 200 pound center in glee put his hand through the frame and waved it at the boys who ivere outside. stoekholdersepresent BREWERY STOCK RETIRED Jue Avery Orders Holders to Hand in Certificatcs That Affairs May Be Wound Up, Bridgeport, Oct. 18.—~Procecdings to wind up the affairs of the Con necticut Brewerles Co, In the hands of receivers, were advanced another step today whenpJudge U, L. Avery in superior court issued an order for the retirement of the preferred stock of the company, This stock amounts to $849,600 and wil be retired s the certificates which must he on or hefore November 10, An appraisal of the property gave a value of $1,016,999 The retire- ment of the prefereed stock came about on a motion of counscl for Gertrude McCarthy, et al, The securities which the compuny had on hand were valued at §511,000 and it is from the sale of these hat the money will coe to retire the preferred stoek. done ! SPEAK FitzGerald and Templeton 1 Bridgeport Church New Haven, Oct, 13.—Mayor David I"itzGerald, democratic nominee for governor today accepted an invitation to speak at the United Congregationul vited To church in Bridgeport on Sunday, No- vember b, under auspices of the com munity forum, which also has asked Charles A, Templeton, fiie republican candidate to speak. It was stated hy Samuel C. Shaw, who extended the in- vitations that the addresses of the candidates would not be in the char- acter of a joint debate. REGISTRARS TRIAL ON Cahill-Harrigan Case Before New Ha- ven Court Today New Haven, Oct. 13.—The Cahill- Harrigan case was taken .up in city court again today and was still being presented from the prosecution’s standpoint at the noon recess, This the case in which General Registrar Thomas E. Cahill and Deputy Eugenc Harrigan are charged with leaving certain names off the lists used in the democratic primaries. The feature of the morning testi- mony was the evidence of Edward P. Keating, jailer at the county jail who said he was the one who took to Assist. City Attorney Farley the type- written lists of names of voters left off the voting lists, and on which omissions the complaint was based. BANK STATEMENT. . Hartfogd, Oct. 13.—Bank Commis- sioner John B. Byrne has forwarded to the federal authorities at Wash- ington a statement of the condition of state commercial banks and trust companies as of September 15. The period which the statement covers be- gan June 30. The statement dées not include savings banks. The total amount of the deposits in the banks and trust companies Sep- tembers 15, was $90,800,822, an in. crease for the period of approximate- ly $7,5687,629.66. The loans outstand- ing totalled $84,903,654.70, an increase of $1,300,000. The total reserve in all the banks included in the statement was $20,628,163.63. The banks of the state sald Com- missioner Byrne are in a very healthy state, having a sound basis and: well able to take care of the requirements of business. We Will Take Subscriptions For the New Government 41,9, Loan Matur- ing 1947-1952 up to and Including Sat- urday Morning, Oct. 14th, Subject to Allotment. Subscriptions up to $10,- 000, Payable When Subscription Is Made, All Subscriptions For Amounts Above $10,000. 109, Cash when made Balance when Allotted. The New Britain Trust Co. I Ana WALL STREET STOEK EXCHANGE REPORTS Quotations furnished & Company. bv Putnam High 45 2% Low 45 66 Close 46 Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Am Bt Sug Can Cr & Cot Oil Loco 8m & Re,, Sg Rf em, . Tel & Tel. 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N Royal D, N Y . 50% Sinclair Oil Ref 385 South Pacific 85% South Rail . 267 Studebaker Co 128% Texas Co 513 Texas & Pacific 207% Tobacco Prod.. 88 nscon Oil .. 14% nion Pacific .. 151% ["nited Fruit .. 154 Unfited Re St 81% ' 8 Food Prod 6% 1 { l 44 . 34% 1505 803 4% 6815 54 1073 122 66 6% 12% 62% ° 8 Indus Alco 708 S Rubber Co 573 S Steel 108 U 8 Steel pfd ,. 122 'tah Copper 6634 Willys Overland 1 Middle States . 18% Westinghouse 6215 (Putnam & Co.) Bid ..6560 197 Asked 660 201 Aetna Life Ins Co ... Am Hardware ...... Am Hosiery e Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com ..118 Billings & Spencer com Billings & Spencer pfd 28 Bristol Brass . Colt's Arms .. . ('\nn Lt & Pow pfd 00 118 Eagle Lock 5 Fafnir Bearing Iart and Cooley Hfd Elec Light Landers, F'.. J R Momr,om»rv com .. J R Montgomery pfd 93 105 . 33 3% 30 (1 53 32 N B Machine N B Machine ptd Niles-Be-Pond com North and Judd Peck, Stow and Russell Mfg Co Wilcox | {Seovill Mfg Co . |Stanley Works pfd . PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange (Successors to Richter & Co.) Stanley I.. Fddy, Manager 31 West Matn 5¢, Tel. 2040 WE RECOMMEND FOR INVESTMENT:— Southern New England Telephone Company Dividends 8% per annum, f r Hartford City Gas Light Company, Com. (Par 25) Dividends 8% per annum, Connecticut Power Company, Com. Dividends 8% per annum, ah Power & Light Company, Pfd. Dividends 7% per annum, Dallas Power & Light Company, Pfd. Dividends 7% per annum. JUDD & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE HARTFORD: Hartford-Conn. Trust Bldg., Tel. 3-6320 NEW BRITAIN; 28 West Main St.. Telephone 1818. We Offer: 50 Shares LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 50 Shares STANLEY WORKS 50 Shares NORTH & JUDD TR Jtsm Thomson, e & Co. | NEW BRITAIN Hartforg New Britain Natioual Bank Bldg. 10 Central Row Telephone 2580 Telephone 3-4141 Members Members Hartford Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Donald R. Hart, Mgr. We Offer— STANLEY WORKS COMMON Price On Application ‘We Do Not Accept Margin Accounts JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consclidated Stock Exchange of New York Waterbury STOCKS (Britasport M?;dle{zwn BONDS S‘pflngl'd: Direct Private Wire to New York and Bostom G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Xoom 309, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bidg.—Tel. 1018 e ————— 850 IS HEAVILY PENALIZED 7 130 295 New Haven, Oct. 13.—Davis Gold- 59 ring of Meriden, alleged to have rob- 29 bed a Meriden gas company metar and to have used the gas to run a 42% 2 r;(: still, was $150 dollars on the charge 10 of fraud and given $200 fige on each 3 of the two counts 6f the liquor charge | with 30 days in jaft on each added, in ! common pleas court today. Bouthern N E Tel . Standard Bcrew Stanley Works Torrington Co com Traut and Hine Travelers Ins Co Union Mfg Co U. §. Treasury—Balance, $250,136,138, noon, October 14, Interest Payable April 15 and October 15 United States of America 41/497 Treasury Bonds of 1947-52 Dated and I;earing Interest from October 16, 1922 Due October 15, 1952 We will receive subscriptions for the above bonds until $5,000, $10,000. Payment to be made with subscription. Victory Notes may be tendered in payment. New Britain National B “The Only National Bank In New Britain” 1922. Denominations $100, $500, $1,000,