New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1923, Page 11

CITY AUTO SHO Come Yourself. JESTER HALL Big Shipment of Genuine Spanish Morscoline Leather Just Arrived. Special $25.50 and $23.50 See Our North Window Display John A. Andrews & Co. 132 MAIN ST. PHONE 72 WinsoL A GUARANTEE OF QUALITY You can’t enjoy life unless you have good health British house of commons sustains government in wholesale arrests of Irishmen in England and Scotland and their removal to Ireland, Poincare believes he has struck blow at German propaganda by dec- laration that French will quit Ruhr and Rhineland when Germany hegins execution of her reparation obliga- tions, French commander warns that Buer burgomaster will be shot if any more Frenchmen are slain. Fritz Thyssen, German industrial leader, is declared to favor under- standing with F'rance says Duessel- dorf dispatch to London Daily Mail. King Gustave of Sweden at 64, en- ters southern France open tennis tournament at Nice. New York state assembly defeats | move, to take up repeal of state pro- hibition act. Bishop Daniel 8. Tuttle seriously ill at St. Louis home shows slight im- provement after sinking spells, ' Evelyn Lyons whose reported hot |water bag prank confounded_doctors in 114 degree te* ‘ature is declared to be really seric ill at Escanaba, Mich., after exposure of hoax. Nearly 40 persons are killed in deso- lating storm from Rocky mountains to Appalachlans, late estimates indi. cate. 4 Jake Schaefer defeats Champion | Willie Hoppe 500 to 277 in first block of title billilard match at New York. Louls Firpo knocks out Bill Bren- nan in 12th round of bout at Madison Square Garden. William H. Chapman, 75, of , Mil- lington, Conn., stopped yesterday in Hoboken on the last lap of his hike from Miami, Fla.,, to Albany, where a $5,000 legacy awaits him. He is full of vigor. In less than three years he ND you can’t have good health if yoursystemiscloggedwithfioisan- ous waste matter. 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Mike, a pet maltese cat, prowling over the gas range in the kitchen at 42 Whitney street, Roxbury, Mass., early today, pawed open a gas cock. As a result Mrs. Catherine McManus is dead and her husband, John Mec- Manus, is dying. A roomer in the McManlis home smelled gas and no- tified the police. They found Mrs. McManus dead and the husband was taken to a ‘hospital unconscious. Near the range lay Mike, a victim of his own act. Medioal . Examiner Brock- ley said that the cat apparently brush- ed against the burner while on his way to inspect the contents of a stew pan on the range. | ; | The annual appropriation bill and budget f meet the expenses of the state government for the next year were submitted to the legislature last night and call for expenditures total- ing $149,675,042. That is an increase of at least $16,516,932 in Gov, Smith’s first year over the last year of the Miller administration, but does not include all necessary and statutory in- creases which may come later. To off- set the increase, a direct tax of 2 'mills will be levied on all real estate, subject to state taxation. YALE FRESHMEN IN RIOT OVER FOOD AT COMMONS Throw Bread Around, Smash Crockery and Shout in Half-Hour Demonstration New Haven, March 13.—Yale fresh- men last night abandoned their letter- writing eampaign against compulsory eating at the Commons and staged a half-hour demonstration in their din- ing hall, in which bread was hurled about. Much crockery was smashed and one table was dumped uncere- moniously into a corner. About 500 members of the class added their voices to the uproar. Authorities at the Commons took no action, but waited until the demonstraton came to an end, In the course of the riot a sign was hoisted on which a skull and bones had been drawn, while underneath {Commander John Carlson Agnes Mack of Charlestown, Mass., didn’t believe specialists when they told her that her eyesight, lost in a high dive into a swimming tank, would never be regained. But she did believe in prayer and now she is regaining her sight. ’ City Items Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner.— advt, Charles H. Wililams of Lilac street this morning enlisted in the U. 8. army and will be sent to Honolulu where he will be assigned to a cav- alry unit. Radio sets and supplies at Morans' ~-advt. A pie social will ‘'be held by the Salvation Army tomorrow evening. of Hart- ford ,will*be in charge of the pro- gram, There will be good music and an address by Captain John Edeen. Gulbransen Player Planos, Morans' —udvt, Rev. A. B. Taylor of the People's church left this morning for a week's visit to his native home in Scottdale, Pa. Rev. Lyman Johnson of the same church will preach Sunday morning and Rev. Wililam Ross will deliver the evening sermon. Tickets on exchange for “Don't Ask Me,"” at Crowell's tomorrow, 9 a. m.— advt. The Red Army of Everyman's Bible class will have a banquet at the Y. M. C. A. this evening. Open alleys at the Casino tonight. —-advt, Rev. J. Leo Sullivan and William B. Rossherg have been invited to speak to "the White army of Every- man's Bible class, at the Y. M. C. A. March 23, Edisons and Sonoras. & Co-—advt. 1 C. L. Pierce was written: “This man ate at Com- mons." 2 Yale freshmen have been protesting for some time against the rule put in force last year compelling them to eat at the University dining hall. Student publications have been printing many letters from freshmen complaining of the quality of the food served, and protesting against what is regarded as paternalism on the part of the college authorities. Tonight's demonstration i believed to have been planned as a more vigorous protest than the letters have proved to be, in the opinion of the freshmen, Professor R. P. Angicr, dean of the freshmen, will conduct an investiga- tion. * He refused to comment on the disorders. Fasy! 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FAILED T0 CLEAR WALKS | Twenty-Two Property Owners Ap-; pear This Morning at Police Head- quarters and Contribute $2 Apiece. | wenty-two property owners paid at the police station today; for fail- ure to clean the snow and ice from | sidéwalks on their property. ~They were: William Waitkevich of 57 Sey-! Rejuvenates Woodwork - Johnson's Liquid Wax is just the thing for polishing woodwork. It coversupmars and small scratches, adding years to the life and beauty of varnish. Imparts a hard, dry, oil-less polish which will not gather dust and lint, or show finger prints. Takes all the drudgery from dusting. JOHNSON'S Pasfe - Liquid - Powdered POLISHING WAX You can give every room in your home that delightful air of immaculate cleanliness by using Johnson'sPolishing Wax occasionallyon your furniture, floors, linoleum and wood- work, Johnson’s Wax cleans, polishes, preserves and pro- tects—all in one operation. Made in three forms. Paste —Liquid and Powdered. 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