New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1923, Page 14

4 ANNUAL OUTPUT OF BIBLES IS GREAT Publisber Says 8,000,000 Are Printed in United States heen printed in th ing was invented i fifteonth eentury, A O, Buaten Chi presented this inter the her tion Rk 1 Approximately & printed in sald Mr, 1 Assuming PP reet that the earth cont iblishers’ associn ibles are is eountr ada annually 060,000 throw as Nl it s« all the Ribles ever printed would sup the individuals of the Py rth's families W There | ply nearly globe with a two copies way of knowing how the total printed in history ex istence today and the distribution ¢ the Seriptures, of ec has not heer uniform and tribes of men There garding the itior the United States. In a population of 115,000,000, it is estimated by Dr. 3 8, Kirkbride American Bible society that about 8£0,000,000 people own Bible, This 15,000,000 who do not possess a scriptures, 1v total families, 15,800,000 have T . “These figuses do not reflect with | & Co,—advt, exactness the religious situation. Th A meeting American people are inherently religl- | jodge, 8. of ous. Though there are 7,200,000 fam- 0, 17, A, M. flies without Bibles 1 believe there are |§ o'clock few individuals whe at some time In| Victrolas and Plunos, Henry Morans, | their lives have not had Bible instrue- | —advt. L tion or who have not constant oppor-| Walter W, Husband, United States tunity for reading the Scriptures | commisgioner of immigration, will ad- dress a public meeting under the au- spices of the South Church Brother- hood, I'ebruary 20. Meet mo at Schmarr's for dinner.-— ladvt | David and Clarence Manning, pro- prietors of a locul shoe store, will leave this evening for Jackson, New | Hampshire, where they will spend a week skiing, mountain elimbing and enjoying other winter sports. Univer: *lub Minstrel and Dang, Tuesday , Odd Jello hall, | Arch St. [ tha th more owever many Dibles of f The courthouse and principa e among iutisties ve. deported and beaten and officials Bibles in - City Items are more exact distrit of the lea Paul Whiteman in Hartford [ues, Tickets on sale at Morans' advt Planos and Vietrolas at C, the 00,000 copy of Pierce Star of Good Will} will be held at dr. Monday evening at of B., hall Jackie's Rival Trial Dates Assigned For City Court Cases At the short calendar session of the | sterday afternoon the fol- tes were assigned by Klett: Monday, Feb- ruary 12, at 2 p. m, August Arent against Albert Bush, Lawyer w. Greenstein for the plaintiff, .Iudgu-‘ William I*. Mangan for the defend- | ant; Thursday, February 15, at 2 p. m. | Civic Improvement against G. Pal- micri, ot al, Lawyer Joseph G. Woods for the plaintiff, Lawyer D. L. Nair and Lawyer M. A, Sexton for the de- |fendants; Thursday, February 15, at 2 p. m., David L.”Nair against A} Zackz. Judge F. B. Hungerford for| Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., has [the plaintiff, Law McGrath and | signed a contiw-t to enter the movies | Cryskay for the defendant: O'Neil Tire at Los Angeles, say advices from |¢ Battery Co. against H. IH. Har-| Paris, where he's living with his |greaves, Thursday at 2 p. m. Lawyer mother, former wife of IFairbanks. | Harry P. Roche for the plaintiff, The lad may be boemed as a rival |jawyer J. G. Woods for the defend- to Jackie Coogan. ant: David A. Rashow against Albert §. Hoffman, Thurs at 2 p. m, Jawyer Alfred Le Witt for the plain- f tiff, Lawyer David L. Nair for the de- INVESTORS | " Don't compromise with Safety! Why be satisfied with less than ab- wolute protection when FIRST M city court lowing t d Judge George W DS BANK OF ROME I*eb. 10, — Prince Boncom- been appointed to succeed | Count Santucci as president of the Yielding %% | Banco di Roma. Count Santucei had | offered by The Bodwell Realty Co. in || reached the age limit and resigned. convenient denominations are easily | | SRR, available at Room 402, National Bank MER building. Al l New York, Feb. 10.—Reports that| “Ie Bodwe" Realty co | Wilson and Co., Chicago packers were | . |contemplating a merger with other New Britain, Conn. Rome, dvance | packing interests werc denied today by Thomas Wilson, president of thel| Phone 1801, company. : Crib Blankets, Rubber Sheets, Etc. A full line of all Baby Goods PEOPLE’S 1 TO 98¢ STORE 328-332 MAIN ST. New Britain, Conn. | here | with the p . {the United States, | by | section of Harrison, Ark., were asked to resign, b e el ———— WAGES COMPROMISES Bayonne, N, J., 10,~—Wage ad bringing employes her oll 1"eh, justments pay the scale paid by ¢ announced by had asked were today Vacuum Oil Co, Employes for a 12 per cont inerease officials say the men are nt wage adjustment and is past Company satisfied the danger of a strike BANKING REPORTS York, Feb, 10 The condition of clearing house banks and New actual to be $12,948,060 in exee of inere reserve legal requirements. ed $18,678,170 SOrVe WEATHER OUTLOOK Washington, "eb, 10 outlook for the week beginning Mon- Atlantic css, Snow day in north and middic states—Considerable cloudi over north and snow or rain south portion at beginning, and again about Thursday; temperature normal .| er slightly below D RATE CUTS Washington, Feb, Western transcontinental railroads were or- dere today the interstate com- merce com on to suspend until June 10 incre: in freight rates on wool und mohair moving from the Pacific coast to the € ern half of e new schedules were to have become effective today. SUST CAPL COD PURCHA! Washington, Feb. 10.— committee voted today status to a bill introduced Chairman Winslow of the com- meree committee providing for the chase by the government of the ape Cod canal. vileged to “ompanies the | trust companics for the week shows have heen Weather over » Touse|T to give |receiver, : u1 ¢ where an armed band, designating it- self as a “citizens' committee,” took over the functions of the constituted authorities with the ex- pressed motive of ending alleged sabotage by railway strikers, One striker was hanged, scores RAIL WERE HOT ON | Federal Men Mizht Have Got Gunman Had He Not Been Killed Tulsa, Okla, Ieb, 10, =~ Federal | agents were hot on the trail of Frank | Hollaway, gunman and bandit, when | he was kMled a week ago, It was Hlearned today, He was wanted for questioning regarding a liberty bond theft in New York and alleged efforts of men high in bhusiness and social | cireles to dispose of the bonds in | Tu Officials leve that Hollaway may ain by those invelved in the hond deal to ‘prevent him from talking. The body was found in a shallow grave, hidden in a thicket southwest of here. Two hullets had [been fired into Hollaway's head while he was bound and gagged. | BABE KILLED, DROPPED IN FIRE Philadelphia, Feb, cight | months old baby of M Della John- son, colored, was killed instantly | when its mother Jterrified at the dis- | covery that her home was on fire, | dropped the child from a third floor window to the street, Mrs. Johnson then jumped after the baby and prob- ably was fatally injured. She is in ‘(hl‘ Children's Homeopathic hospital | with internal injuries and both legs broken. i R e L A 1 FACTORY INVENTORY FILED | Norwich, Conn.,, Feb. 10.—An in- | ventory by the appraisers of the pro- [ perty of the Versailles Sanitary Iibre | Mills, Tne., which is in the hands of Leroy Harwood of New London, as was filed in superior court today. It showed a total of $570,409 of which amount $157,207 was in ac- | counts receivable on December 14 last. The appraisers were Percy C. Iiggleston and Hibbard R. Norman. This young man on horseb ren Gamaliel Harding (just like most perfect in mind and body cent contest. POLLY AND HER PALS SWO USE, ANGEL Ab Young- W. G. H. Cops Honors ack, aged 3, whose name is War- the president’s) was adjudged {pe of San Diego, Cal., children in re- e e ——————— It Isn’t Entirely Hopeless Brief News Dispatches From all Over the World Turkey delays veply to allied de. mand for rescinding of Smyrna uiti- matum and meanwhile forelgn War: ships stay in harbor, ' | London adviees fail te confirm re- port that Turkish commandant at Smyrna and allied navat commanders | have agreeg to maintain status que untll issue is settled by diplomacy, Taly is in full aceord with allied policy at Smyrna, Rome dispateh to London Times says, Recklinghausen in the Ruhr eon- | tinues center of turmell in protest| against action of French deporting chief of poliee, Poincare promises to make full statement of Ruhr facts to deputie Graesser Best Pinochle Player in Big Tourney Max Graesser, a member of Kin- tracht lodge, D, O, H, is quite some pinochle player, a fact that he dem. onstrated recently in a tourney he- tween the local lodge and the Teuto- nia lodge, D, O, H,, of Hartford, In players Graesser won first prize, who won prizes in the fournament are as follows: Fred Taschner, of Hartford; Otto Itechen- perg, of New Britain; Joseph Kofler, of New Britain; Bruno Goethner, o Hartford; Charles Wesscls, of New| Rritain; Alols &ehreiner, of New Tirit- | ain; Louls Lehr, of New Britain; “red | W. Burgey, of Hartford; Pater of New Britain and Otto Leupold, of New Britain. The prizes will he awarded at the meeting of Eintracht The committes in charge of the tonuny nament was Otto Rechenberg, Fred Thoma, Charles Wessels, of New Brit- ain; Fred Taschner and John Schmidt of Hartford, They’ll All Miss “Peggy” and Her Cheerful Smile A farewell party was tendered Miss Margaret Fitzgerald at her home on Smalley street Thursday evening by her fellow employes of the Mohican company. The feature of the evening was the Mohican quartet consisting of Messrs. Barrows, Kelly, O'Brien and Yeadon who rendered several se- lections. “Bill” Walsh and Mr. Gor- man entertained with dances and ngs. Miss Fitzgerald wasg presented with a traveling bag. She is to en- ter St. Mary's hospital training school (or nurses next week. World Famous Cantors Sing Here Sunday Night Rev. T. Shnitman and Cantors R. and H. Levine of New York, who have achieved great popularity with their ginging in the leading cities of lh!s country and Europe are to hold reli- gious services and give a concert at the Talmud Torah hall, Eim street, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The public is invited. WANTS NEW NAME New Hampshire College of Agricul- ture Thinks it Has Misnomer Durham, N. H., Feb. 10.—A move- ment on the part of undergraduates and alumni to bring about a change|] of the name of New Hampshire col- lego of agriculture and the mechanic arts to New Hampshire university was made public today. President R. D. Hetzel of the college referred to it in an address yesterday. He said that the alumni and stu- dents felt that the present name was a misnomer in that it implied limita-; tions which did not exist. Allhough' the college was a college of agricul- ture he explained, it was also a college of engineering and a college of arts and sciences. S AR ey CONN. WOMAN AGED 101 Mrs. Howard's Grandfather Fought in Revolution New London, Feb. 10.—Mrs. Jeru- sha Stokes Howard celebrated the 101st anniversary of her birth Thurs- day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Franklin M. Rose, Ivoryton Heights, Tvoryton. She still has good sight, but her hearing is somewhat im- paired. She is able to care for her- | self in dressing and rises early and busies herself about the house all day. Mrs. Howard comes from a stock noted for its longevity, her grand- fathers reaching 95 and 96. One grandfather, Richard Stokes, was ‘a soldier in the Revolutionary war. SHAPING HARVARD CREW Cambridge, Mass,, Feb, 10. — The Harvard varsity eight that will meet Yale on the Thames next June will be picked from a group of 45 oarsmen and five coxswains, whose names were announced yesterday. [Irank Muller of Philadelphia, the Crimson’'s new varsity coach, will assume complete charge of these candidates next Mon- day at the first meeting of the squad. The candidates for the 150-pound var- sity crew, who will be coached by Bill Haines, former head coach, and for the freshman crews will report Tues- day. pext week, but refuses to submit to questioning. . Liam Deasy, Irish prisoner facing death sentenpe, will be given reprieve, Londen Daily Mail declares, feoretary Hughes practically de- clines to appear before forelgn rela- tions eommittee for questioning on subjeet of unofficial American ob- gerver on reparation eommission, House 201 to 44 approves Dritish debt settlement agreement, . pad House committee reports immigra- tion bill which would exelude Japan- ese except certain students and seien- tists and would restriet immigration from all countries to two per cent of their nationals living in United Btates under 1890 census, TRUCK DRIVER HELD Nridgeport, Feb, 10, — Joseph A, Patenaude, driver of the auto truck which yesterday ran over and killed John Zahalske, 7, was today held in the ecity court on a charge of slaughter. A continuance of the anted pending the coroner's in- vestigation, CITY ADVERTISEMENT Sewer in Dixon Street, Clerk's Office, City of New Britain, Conn,, Feb, 8, 1923, To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Asscss- made the following assessments of benefits or special betterments, caused by the construction of a sewer in Dix- Street, viz: Fast Side, Augusta and Luigia Ottarl, Jjointly 134.24 West Side. Stefan and Frank Cesanek, Jointly ....... 135.00 Total for Dixon Street .... $269.24 Accepted, adbpted, certified from record, and published twice by order of the Common Council. Attest, . ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Clerk. (N. B. Herald). [ENT Sewer in LaSalle Strect. Clerk's Office, City of New Britain, Conn., Feb, §, 1923, To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Comepnsation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessments of benefits or special betterments, caused by the construction of a sewer in La Salle Street, from Lorraine Street to Beach Street, viz: North Side. Benefits $ 57.84 34.80 Amelia Petso .... Theodore Dudjak . _ South Side Amelia Petso .... 90.04 Total of LaSalle Street .... $182.68 Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice, by order of the Common Council. Attest, ALFRED L.+THOMPSON, City Clerk (N. B. Herald). CITY ADVERT EMENT Sewer in Milton Street. Clerk's Office, City of New Britain, Conn., Feb. 8, 1923, \ To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessments of benefits or special betterments, caus2d by the'construction of a sewer in Mil- ton Street, from Dixon Street to Lor- raine Street, viz: North Side Benefits $123.78 weonilde Valenlina South Side H. T. Bray . Jos, Sara ...... Jos. and Leonardo Jjointly Leonardo Sara . Bernardino Franceskell Sara, Total for Milton Street ,... $489.14 Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council, Attest A ALFRED L. THOMPSON City Clerk B. Herald). WANTED! ~One thousand women to sew covers on base balls at home, Spare or all time. Apply for instruc- tions at the branch office at Bond Tober Sporting Goods Company, 117 North ‘Strect, New Britain. Main Of- fice and factory at 17 Goodman Place, Hartford, Conn, i e e — BY CLIFE STERRETT i Heaen wer TEL Pa Tuat T wass FAm o Jupée v © APPEARAACES! Al THE HERALD “WANT ADS & A betically Arvanged For Quick e ad ‘Mr Feforence. LINE LATES FOR CONSEOUTIVE b Yy ¥ duy ot "-‘C "n fdes Batss Upon Application, Yearly Count € werds Lo & Hoe, 14 lines to neh Intmum Spa Lines intmum ook Charee, 3 Cents N Ve —_ ANNOUNCEMENTS "~ Burial Lots, Monuments - 1 nts of marble gen, Cemer cared for, ntal Works, " lml;}fllflfl ", e e e B SRR Viorwis s ENTIOUAE= Pt fowers, patied pIAnis all varietion of piants. Adolfo dan- ol § T loni ~ Wednesdny Finder re- ARATH—Riring of 1 between Crand and Mart Sis _turn_to 8§ Bam, ot PTLLFOLD, hrown, Tost near 1, 1. sation, containing New Hritain-Hartford commu- tation tickets, Reward [ returned te Alerald_om X odi Ie, Tost Filday morne _l-:lmler'nll Tel, 2045 t OG- Alredals, male, 1 [ ward, Notify It 8, Clark, Phone #66.5, “0dt, | ylont of the City of New Britain, has | WATCH-Gald, initiais tween High St and Stay call 2 ol lodge, D. 0. H., next Thursday night. \on giraet, from Allen Street to Milton | ATTFER; hould try our whol Costs little, Does much to relieve these complaints, Nature's food, A Mdwa. _Uni 1 Park 8t FOR the months of january and 1 will make a reduction of § rn ry overcoat. J, Wuck, rustom tallor, gestion GALTATONES - tarrhal inflammation of g ducts associated w Write 1 K Store Announcement: ment_for cas bladder and Boaklet addock, Box BARBER shop, at 4 Rallrond Arcade, fore merly owned by Scriglio Antonino, was sold to Locla Rossitto, This shop's new management welcomes Mr. Antonino’s friends and will give their best in service, courtesy and sanitary appllances, GUTLER auto paris moved from 23 OAK St., Hartford Av el 27 LADIES' AILORING—The New York Star Tallor Co., under new management, at 41 Arch 8t, now open for business. As an opening special we are ofiering skirts at $2.00 plus material. Highest grade works anship assu 0 to be well dressed on easy weekly pave ments, Borton Clothing Store, 63 Church 8t. Next to Herald Office. We make Valentine Arcade Studlo, —____ AUTOMOTIVE_ 7éijgb_a_nd Truck Agencies ] ot o picture, 6 for $1.0% BUICK MOTOR CAR ing built and Bul New Britain Buick Co., 225 Arch street, ‘Better cars are b | Telcphone 2607, i | is bullding them, CADILLAC, CARS-— Lash Motor Co., “A Keputable Concern,” West Main, Corner Lincoln 8t. JEWETT & PAIGE C(J.LUHBIA AND DORT MOTOR CARS~ Commerce and Ruggles trucks, R. (), Kue dolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2081-2, L $521 6807 wedan, $860 e actors, e Now Britai Motor Sales Corp, ¢ Main 8t UODGE BROTAEKS MOTOR CAMA—BAIsA and Service. 8. & I, Motor Eulefi:a..“l:fi E iranklin. Plone 731. . BETAR motor carc Salea and service, “Just Reai Good Cafe.' G _A‘.» Bcnfe,“ll {lg!ll #t. (houe 2210, FORD CARS, Fordson Trac'or, Baiss Berve ice; genuine parts and accyssories. Autes _rnoll\a Bales 200 E. Main Bt JORDAN AND MFARLAN ‘motor cars .‘l and service, 174 h.gh Et, Hartford, Connecticut. Telephone 3-4599, HUPMOBILE CARS- Salev ana seivice. City Ber\ice Station, Hartford Ave. und Stane ley Bts. A, Paonessa,*Prop, l.ux: 7)T0{N—l|l(h}r‘nfl. motor cais. Bules and service. U, A. Bence, , aad seryics. ence, 51 Matu Bt NASH aad Oaklana motor cars. Salec and service, A. C. Hawkor, 68 El . _Dpione 2456, i REO MOTOR CARS and tru Bearle Co, Bales and . Col and P New Kritain, Conn. + bhone 2110, STUNEBAKERS—Light six touring, six touring, $1,275; big six tour! . O. B. factory. M. Irving Je 193 Aich Bt. “This is & Studebaker ¥ e e ISMET PASHA AT BUCHAREST Paris, Feb. 10.—Ismet Pasha, Turk- igh foreign minister and head of the Turkish delegation at the Near East conference who is on his way to An- gora from lausanne was expected. to reach Bucharest today, according to French official advices. He will re- main in the . Rumanian capital two days conferring with Foreign Min- ister Duca who was the Rumanian delegate at Lausanne. $25,000 To Toan on Second Mortgages MORRIS TULIN Real Estatc and Mo J Main Office: 338 CHURCH ST. Hartford Branch: 131 MAIN ST, . Tel. 873-4. CINDERS For All Purposes (A.H. HARRIS 1233-3 THE HERALD The A-B-C Paper with the A-B-C. Want Ads A