New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1923, Page 20

LOSS MAY REACH TWO MILLION IN PROVIDENCE BUSINESS HOUSE FIRE All Apparatus Called Out to | Fight Flames in Center of | City—New Haven Has | $25,000 Blaze—Five New |BILLS MUSTBEPADFOR | York Firemen Hurt, Providence, rch 9 Fire which | swept two floors of the Shepard com pany department store in the business section and still manding the at- tention of firemen early today, caused i property damage estimated at be- tween $1,500,000 and $2,00( In addition te th damage to the building, g of goods and a large part he tures on six floors were wrecked by fire and water, The flames were con- fined to the th and sixth floors, but thousands of gal f the icy water poured into the like structure seeped through floors to the valuable stock below. The fire origin had not been deter- mined early today. The city's entire department respo four ater at stocks fire to Azt gre radio was broadcasting s were dis- st night. Af- t the enter- e the store sto & concert vovered ter sending a tainment must was afire the caped to the street. sponded to the first alarm discovered the flames in a paper chute and ap- parently extinguished them. As they were preparing to leave the building the flames shot out in another loca- tion, on the fifth floor, und spread ra- pidly over the entire sixth floor, It was then that three additional alarms brought out the rest of the city's fire department ,000 Fire In New Haven New Haven, March 9.- timated at jast night wi Damage es- caused here en fire started in a four | heart of caused smoke. The fire starting in the plant of the New Haven Hat and Cap company on the top floor of the build- | ing. Officers of the cor that their loss was 100, The heaviest loss, however, w sed in the stock of Bradley and Scoville st tloners, where it was estimated $ (00 worth of office supplics were ruin- cd an additional 100 damage w caused in the shop of Herman B man, job printe W re paper stock and presses were d ed was v estimated Five N. Y. Firemen Hurt, New York, March Five firemen were injured and 1 five-ton motor trucks, loaded with merchandise, were destroyed by fire when fire swept three buildings in the Jane street com- district last night. Occupants tory tenement mercial of an adjoining three were driven into th reets when the blaze threatened th quarters, The fire originated from an explo- sion in the gasoline the trucks and spread — rapidly to | the bills, | Piles. jerd tank of one of | purchase price to any dissatisfied cus- | a | tomer. NEW BRITAIN DAILY.HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928. JOHNSON ASSAILS D oN S timated u‘:Seua[ors Speech May Token Drive for White House $260,000, New York, March 9.-Hiram John- son, nolmlo lrroconc!lnhlf, last night SCHOOL OFFICIALS' TRIP Corporation Counsel Sends Opinion m""“ """d”‘“"l "”"f‘“"‘" He spoke t the annual dinner of the Bronx Mayor Regarding Expenses In- non.rd of Trade in the Hotel Astor and curred by Investigators, assailed President Harding's plan of participation in the Permanent Court Mayor A. M. Iaonessa has been |of International Justice, calling it “the advised by Corporation Counsel J, H,|first false step'” of a series designed to Kirkham that he cannot stand in the |lead us into the League of Nations, way of payment of the expenses in- curred by perintendent of Schools As It is understood the president |18 to devote most of his speech mak- 8 Holmes, Miss Ella Fallon, who (Ing time during the summer to an is director of elementary schools, and |effort to. bring the American people I'. 1", King of the school accommoda- |into accord with his views, as a pre- tlons committee in their recent trip . liminary to getting the senate to au- for the study of school buildings. [thorize our jointhg the court, the oc- The mayor has (hreatened to hold up casion assumes political importance. had advised Comptroller H.| Obviously ,if the International court L. Curtis of his wish and was confi- |is to figure as an achievement of the dent of his power to do so until he|Harding administration in the conven- received an opinion from the corpo-|tion and the campaign, the president ration counsel which saysiy |can look for only opposition from the "I don't see how you can stop pay-|California‘senator, despite the latter's ment of these bills, except, of courup,'doclarnuon that he has no intention they cannot be paid from the pro-|of fighting the president for the nomi- ceeds of bond issues,” nation in 1924, | May Connote Debate. | Senator Johnson is going abroad for some months. He is due back about the time the president is plan- ining to make his stumping tour, and |last night's address may well be the upenlng of a debate, the result of which may determine the republican nomination next year. “'Still the propagandn persists for our entry into Europe,”” Senator John- son said. - “Its advocates appeal with sold and with keeping liquor for sale. |equal fervor to our altruism and our Fach pleaded not guilty this marnlm.:‘c‘mm"y AL AMErohIN ATe dpitoto G, |the demand to stabilize the world and LIQUOR CASE CONTINUED. Claiming evidence of a sale of liquor against Michael Ryzgliszon | who is connected with what was for- | merly a saloon at 11 Spring street, Patrolman W. §. Strolls and J. Stadler of the “dry" squad nrrested‘ Micha#f and Stanislaus Bogdanski, al- lcged owner of the place yesterday. Michael is charged with stealing and ! tanislaus with maintaining a place, reputed to be one where liquors are | Nor do surgical operations. The cause is inside—bad blood is stagnant, the veins !‘Q‘nry)‘;l’c:nact?:r::d }:’;D:‘wg;":‘;ame‘ save civilization for humanity's sake, until next, Tuesday morning, and it :::%Pa;: r::zec":lym:::ig' g"_eyh;\:"":; was 80 drdered by Judge G, W. Kiett | profitable markeets unless they join the European ;vmdnoss, In either ° ‘mstancc the appeal is without real !foundation, emanating from a be- Plles bogged international intellectuality or historically perfervid imagination, Can't Be Cured from the Outside Says It's No Court at All Ixternal treatments seldom cure| “Again our old T.eaguers, -+ weary | from defeats, invite us in dulcet tones to join the International Court, circula- Joining or adhering to an arbitral in- tion. ternational tribunal to which nations The |may or may not, as they see fit, bring | flabby. their disputes, might, of itself, be! The bowel walls are weak, the|deemed of little consequence, but its parts almost dead. possibjlities may at once transmute it To quickly and safely rid yourself |into a matter of great import. of piles you must free the circulation ‘But what is not said and what is —send a fresh current through the not understood is that the so-called stagnant pools. Internal treatment|International Court is no court at all, is the one safe method. a scourt is commonly understood. It J. 8. Leonhardt, M. D., set at work does not function like the ordinary some years ago to find a real internal courts. It cannot hale hefore it re- Pile remedy. He succeeded. He|calcitrant countries, nor can it, or it- named his preéscription HEM-ROID, ! self, assume jurisdiction of disputes and tried it in 1000 cases before he|between nations. was satisfied. Now HEM-ROID {s| “It is a mere arbitral tribunal to sold by druggists everywhere under which nations may submit disputes if guarantee. It's casy to take, and can|they see fit, and only those questjons always be found at Clark & Brain-|which the parties themselves agree to who will gladly refund the|submit can be heard at all “Great Britaln, France, Italy and | | Japan have refused to submit to any | SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY LARGE RED RIPE MTRAW- BERRIES 45¢ ON SALYT. FROM 9 TO 11 A, M. PORTERHOUSE — SIRLOIN — ROUND rveoesy i A0 .3 Lbs, STEAK FRESH GROUND HAMBURG. FANCY LAMB LF f . LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS . Il + ON SALE AT 9 A. M. ON SA UNTIL SOLD 200 — 15 LB. PECKS |ROAST ...... compulsory jurisdiction ,reesrving to themselves to decide when and whether any controversy in which they are interested shall come before the International tribunal, “Thus, the much heralded court, which is to present war in the future, is denled in its inception by the great nations of the earth the 'right or the power to act upon any questions which may be the breedrs of war, without the consent of these nations themselves, “In a controversy with one of the powerful nations of the earth without that nation's consent, even if we de- sire it, the International Court could not act, *“The so-called International Court is a part of the League of Natigns, created by the League, Entering the court is the first falss step, There I8 no illusion about what it means among the advocates of the league. “They understand full well and thelr press boasts the fact, that it is the entering wedge, the first move- ment, which ultimately is to lead to full mémbership in the League of Na- tions, It is the first false step. Sces Us “Sneaking In.” “It has been a long and a difficult fight to keep us from membership in the League of Nations. We fondly hoped that it had been decided by the American people, Perhaps it must be fougnt again . If so, let's fight it in the open, with full understanding on the part of our people. “I do not want to enter the League and I shall fight against going in, But it America is finally to be driven in, let's go in with head up and flag flying . Do not permit our proud nation today timidly to enter one con- cealed portal, tomorrow surrepti- tlous sneak in another, while pretend- ing we are going some other place, and ultimately, when too late, when the last irrevocable step has been taken and we cannot extricate our- selves, find our country unknowingly a member of that which it has so em- phatically repudiated.” e s 1f house windows had three panes of glass, an inch apart, occupants would be warmer in winter and cooler in summer. 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LARGE SUNKIST LEMONS . v\, Dos, SOC NEWATRING loc e 12¢ GREEN PEPPERS . .2 Qts. 25¢ Lb City Items Open alleys at the Casino tonight. —advt, A cake sale will be held by the young people of the South Congrega- tional church tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock at the church. William H. Crowell of Lenox Place is 111 at his home, Edward O, Kllbourne is acting chairman of the committee on school accommodations, the position having been left vacant by the resignation of E. Clayton Goodwin,* Radlo sets gnd supplies ot Morans' —advt, M. Irving Jester, automobile dealer, is recovering from an illness. French Hat Shoppe, Professional Bldg. | =—advt, John Cullom of Frankiin street fs Il the cities of Barcelona, Belgrade and Athens, Chicago Police Will Not . Let Down Bars in Crusade Chicago, March 9-—Addresses mean nothing except street numbers to the police department in its war on commercialized vice, according to Charles C, Fitzmorris, chief of police, and any complained of as a disor- derly house will be picketed by uni- formed men if allegations are borne (out, Under his new policy of placing patrolmen at the front and back doors of disorderly houses, 102 places were under guard today. They in- cluded four downtown hotels 12 out- | side the business district, and 86 rooming houses and flats, The fig- ures showed 215 additional policemen igned to guard duty. of pneumonia at his home, ' Ukuleles, ete, C, L. Plerce & Co. ~—advt, George H, Liynch, well known musi- clan, s 11l at his home on Summer street. L Expert Plano tuning at Morans', —advt, “Policeman Patrick Meehan return- ed to duty last night after a week's {lines, Strictly fresh eggs from Elm Hill, special for Saturday, 50c doz, National Tea Importers, 123 Main street—advt, RUHR RELIEF FUND, Berlin, March 9.—~The Tageblatt says that the Ruhr rellef fund now; exceeds ten billlon marks, It 18 semi-officlally stated that 3,600,000,- 000 paper marks have been received from Austria, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Japan well as from SPECIAL TROUSER SALE — Group No. 3 — We want 400 men to bring in their odd coats to have it matched with trousers cut from suiting materials. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE AT $3.89 $6.00 value BRING IN YOUR COAF AND HAVE IT MATCHED Special Lot of BOYS’ ALL WOOL SUITS most of them with two pair of pants. 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