New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 11

. :GERMANY WANTS U. 8. « + TO MAKE A SURVEY “Would Like Hoover to Head Kx- perts—May Be Move to Secure ~American Intervention, London, Deo. 21 (By Asscciated [an inquiry from the United States, it was sald, is expected to be followed by the assent of France to which the American government also commbni- cated the German suggestion, The proposal was made by u Ger- man commlission headed by Chancel. ior Cuno to the United States cham- ber of commerce which In turn s understood to have asked Sooretary | Hoover to present the plan at a cab- inet meeting. This was done and the matter passed into the hands of Sec- Take Joy Home Mither Heart Mah Lindy Lou Hard Trialy Bassett Galnes Atrickland . Burlelgh H, Miss Wood I Love and the World {s Mine Ulanney Mighty Lak a Rose ........, Nevin By the Waters of Minnetonka Lieurance C xlll'y Group lll(-ll SCI Il()()l/ NOTES Ing moved cut of the ward, The nomination of Pupeialk will be made by Alderman Peter J, Pajew- ski at the next meeting of the coun cil, His I8 the only name to be sub. mitted from the Afth ward having de. clded upon the nominee at a caveus, Papelak is engaged in the real os- tate and insurance business on Broad street, Hig home is at the corner of Nroad and Horace street: und the Children's home, Swedish Baptist church Monday aft- «rnoon at b o'clock, ut 5:80 o'clock the congregation will have a Christmas service, City ltems Speclal Christmas Records, €, L, Plerce & Co,—advt, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922, in the Ellm Monday morning Important Not;ce Commencing January 1st, 1923 THE COLONIAL _ New York, New Haven & Hartford's | et TR ) 'rens) ~The réquest by a German trade commission that a committee | of American businessmen, headed by | Herbert Hoover, visit: Germany to un- | dertake a thorough survey of eco- nomic conditions as the basls of o new reparations treaty, wos seen here | wifoday a8 the probable starting point of rumors as to American interven- tion in the reparations problem, Great Britain, 1t 1s semi-officially | walearned, has informed the American state department of its consent to woMuch a plan. The British govern- ment's message, sent in response to B ———— T Children gain Strength and Weight with LINONINE American com Copley The Copley glve a concert the on Wednesday Louisa Burt Unto Thy Heart '\ ..vevive Allitsen Copley Group Thin, delicate and sickly children Chanson Arabe. .., Rimsky-Korsakoft soon regain better health, increase in lwelgh':nnd,m blfik !hmbel%’l‘:y Ghost Dance color when given Linonine. it pure, safe emulsion of flax seed oil Ricgro B itiua retary Hughes, The Germans CONCE R’l‘ AT Men's club of St propose that mission determine | extent of Germany's abllity to |and assert that they would agree to | meet this amount if France Great Dritaln approved of tho plan, IARK'S Troup (mnph'tm Program for Men’s Club Event CGroup of Boston under the evening, January in the parish house, The three artists who compose this group are Mary Wooll, Cooper, (Krelsler) rell Burleigh Arranged by Cameren White ausplces of Mark's church violinist; mezzo-contralto, and Helen Tiffany, accompanist, They have arranged the following program: The Ireshmen clected officers this morning, The candidates for office are; President, Howard . Housman, Howard Belser and John Wolff; viee. president, Bernioe Clark, Iatherine the the pay and [Howard, Dorothy Reed; secrvetary, Alleo Regar, Luclle Watrons, Allce Lyneh; treasurer, John Phalon, Fr- nest Nelpp and Howard Beloin, The annual reception by the Letter- mens club fo the football team, will be held tomorrow evening ®from 8§ until 11 o'clock. Manager Crowl and seventeen football men: will receive letters, Twelve of these men will re- ceive sweaters, Thos who previously recelved letters will recelve a letter only, The annual try-outs fde the debat-| will 10, noon at the close of the afternoon ses- sion, The question to be argued fs: Resolved, That the Bonus Bill recent- ly vetoed by President Harding, be enacted into law, President Rogenthal will announce the successful candidates tomorrow, The High school basketball team will play the alumni team at the end of the speclal perlod today. The ing team will take place this after-| FEDERAL OFFICIALS T0 GET CIANFLONE (Continued From First Page) bedroom three quaet hottles were lo- cated; a sidebonrd shelf was found tol be glven over to t) torage of geve eral quarts ,and three “stihs” were in the cellar, To Hergeunt McCue, Clanflone ad-| | mitted that he had purchased the whiskey last I'riday and carried it to | his house in a keg. Finding the ko"‘ to be leaking he bottled it up and | closed each bottle or jug with a steamed cork. The stuff, he claimed, was for his ewn use, Defense Counsel McDonough ad- mitted, the above facts without ques- tion. Reputation Complaints Ruled Out. An attempt to establish reputa- tlon by alleged complaints of neigh- bors who were not present in coprt, was ohjected to hv Lawyer McDon- ough and after a' lengthy argument | several weeks, is reported as improv- | At the meeting of A, G. Hammond camp, United S8panish War Veterans, last evening, G. H. Riley of 101 Tre- mont strect was awarded an electric | iron; John Brady of P. & F. Corbin's, manicure set; Frank Hall, silver set, Men's watches, Himberg & Horn's, ~ndvt, The Eddy-Glover post, American Leglon band will hold a dance at Jes- ter's hall on I'riday evening. An ex- hibition dance will be given during in- termission by Frank Favara, ! The “Writa Gift' in writing paper, Get it at Adkins', 64 Church street,— advt, Open every evening this week, Besse-leland Co.—advt, Mrs, Alvin R, Lamb of 81 South | Burritt street, who has been ill for ing. ltadio sets and supplies at Morans' —advt. K. M. Searle of Berlin reported to the police today that, while driving| his automobile over the railroad crogsing on Elm street about 6 o'clock | last night, the gateman lowered the gates on the top of hls machine, do- popular daylight train will carry through sleeping car daily between BOSTON and ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. Leaving New London ..... 11:40 a. h. Leaving New Haven ...... 12:46 p, m. Leaving Bridgeport .o 1:23 poom, Arriving Jacksonville 8:35 p. m, next eve- ning, and at St. Petersburg, Fla. second morning 8:40 a. m. Direct connection made at Jacksonville for all East Coast Resorts. ONLY through Florida sleeper with day- light departure from Connecticut points and morning arrival in Florida, Make reservations now. SEABOARD AIR LINE RY. 142 West 42nd St. Consult your local ticket agent or New York City puts an end to nntv coughin restlessness, and troubled sleep. f createsappetite, buddsnewunngth and provides the nourishment nec- to fi h! ofl the weakening coughs and that keep the chil the time. Lino- ine is pleasant to take—as sweet as cream—easily assimilated and does not upset the stomach. Try one bottle and you will see an improvement. 8old by Draggists n 60c asd $1.50 Bottles " No Gift More Fully * Slippers. You can choose ' best now.: SLOAN KREIoK GLASSES THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS A pair of Glasses is the - best - Christmas gift for those who need them. Londonderry Alr Arranged by Kreigler Lullaby ....{ Roger i Conveys Your Wishes For Comfort Than Slippers Daintiness and usefulness are combired in the : many attractive styles in Christmas time House favorite kimono, or robe to express your wishes for i hours of ease throughout coming years. % for every membet of the family. Our collection of Chmstmas Hosiery is at its 185 MAIN ST. B S S i i T N R i i R e Useful Xmas Gifts Hungarian lmnrn . Brahms Miss Cooper a shade that matches her: b 2 3 : 3 | ; Slippers 3 % BROS. | 3 Field Glasses $10 ., Readlhg Glasses Eyeg ass Chains Dolly specs Eyeglns; Reel Ever: eharp Pencils | 75¢ w 50c¢ . | Big Assortment of ‘ WATERMAN’S and LEBEUFS FOUNTAIN PENS mk E. Goodwi Frank E. Goodwin | Optician and Optometrist 327 MAIN STREET TEL. 1905 nntlury.i Commercial New Address—227 GLIN ST. Day or night service, REMOVAL We aire now in our new building rcl(l‘o give service that will “TO HAVE AND TO HOLD” 3 The Finest Show Ever Offered In This City Welding Co. New Phone—2899 Gypsy Dance ....o.oeviviiis Hubay |alumni team, the strongest in years, expects to glve the schoolboys a hard Dawn . Curran | battle, The Last Hour Kramer e o Rain Curran tan N ai seren | CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Miss Wood e Tambourin ......viieeiiiai Gossec | and Secure Evidence Despite § [ club members to be used by the South Church Chiidren to Celebrate Yulettde Tomorrow Afternoon and Sunday. Christmas will begin at the South Congregational church tomorrow aft- ernoon when the junior and primary departments will have their annual party. At 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve- ning the junior department will give a Christmas play under the direction of Mrs., Chester 1. Hale, P nts and friends have been invited to be pres- ent, Sunday evening, at 7:30 o'cle the church auditorium, the school will give a Christmas page Twenty-five members of the senior de- partment will take part. They will be directed by Mrs. Amy Guilford, The children's chorus will sing Christ- mas carols. POLICE BREAK DOOR TO SEIZE ALCOHOL Raid Frait Store on Lafayctte Street Woman'’s Interference Plain Clothes Policemen Patrick McAvay and John C, Stadler and Po- liceman M. J. Moore, staged a raid this afternoon, at the fruit store con- ducted by Thomas Barberi, at 133 La- fayette street, and after considerable difficulty succeeded in securing a large quantity of colored alcohol. Barber! was placed under arresi On arrival at the place the police- men after observing conditions, were forced ta break down a door leading into a room off the store. On enter- ing the room they found Mrs. Jos- cphine Frazzatto, in the act of dump- ing the contents from a coffee per- colator into a sink. Policeman Stad- _{December 12 at the tenement after an on the law In the case, the com- plaints were ruled out, discharge when the state rested its case. He maintained:that there was no evidence of reputation, in which statement the prosecutor concurred; that the only evidence as to the pur- pose of the whiskey was that of the po- licemen that Cianflone had explained that it was for personal uses, and that there was no evidence of sale or in- tent to sell; also that the transporta- tlon. statute makes it an offense to transport with intent to sell, but not | to transport for personal us: Prosecutor Greenstein erted that the physical facts in *he case indicat- ed that Ciaaflone, was selling. Two Fined $300 and 5100, Stanislaw Bodanski was fined $200 and Michael Reglusin $100 for liquor activities at Bodanski's tenement at 11 Spring street. Sergeant McCue and Policetnen Me- Avay and Stadler located gome liquor kins', WE “‘agent” had reported the purchase of | a drink for a quarter. Lawyer 8. J. Traceski, representing the accused men, pleaded guilty and asked that consideration be given in view of that plea. Husband Got Revenge. The case of Amelia Freheit, charged with violation of the liquor law, was continued to Tuesday morning =o that her husband, Adam Freheit, might be brought in as a witness." Mrs, Fre- heit put Adam out of the house some time ago and in revenge the husband furnished the police with evidence that resulted in his wife's arrest,, Continuantes to tomorrow morn- ing were ordered in sidewalk cases involving Charles F. Anderson, Mrs, Bertha, Macristy and Adolph Hine. MAS CANTATA he Christmas Fairies" . . CHRI A cantata, will be given for the children of the Elim Swedish Baptist Sunday school ler managed to seize enough of the stuff to be used as evidence in court. In a room occupled by Barberi in a tenement rented by Mrs. Frazzatto at 133 Lafayette street, several jugs of alleged liquor were seized. Chief William C. Hart this after- noon said that he had the matter of turning the Frank Clanflone case over to the federal authorities for investi- gation, Cianflone was discharged in polece court this morning on three counts preferred against him con- cerning violation of the liquor law. ROTARIANS TO GIVE DINNERS TO NEEDY Biaskets Distributed at Today's Meet- ing, Each to be Filled and De- livered in Person, Plans were completed for providing Christm: dinners to 75 needy fami- ies in New Dritain by Rotarians at the regular woekly meeting of the Rotary cluli held this noon at the Iks' club on Washington street. ach member was given a basket and the name of a family in need. The basket is to be filled with foodstuff and delivered in person by the Rotar- tan to the family he has been nssign- «d to provide for. The names of the famiies have been secured from the list at the charity department office. Over $70° was raised by means# of auctioning a small gold pin among Ro- mas committee in spread- among as many families as P. 8, McMahon acted as tary Chri ing che possible. actioneer. Kenneth Applegate, assistant o Thomas Ru 11, fuel administrator ccticut, explained to th of the club the serfousnoss Al situation In this state and in New Rritain, PAPCIAK FOR COUNCIL Real Estate Man is Nominee of I-'|l'!h| i Warders to Korytho's Unex- pired Term, Matthew Papeiak will he Pll‘r‘[f‘d' 1 eouncilman from the fifth ward to 11 the unexpired term of Councilman who' resigned hav- rancis. Korytko, GET YOUR RESfERV:f}D SEATS NOW -l or the PALACE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY WEEK—STARTING MONDAY BIG VAUDEVILLE BiLL ing some damage. 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