New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1 pristing $51,163 for the nomal scheol 'ent law, seeking rather 1o clarify it BAZAAR AND DANCE UNDER AUSPICES OF HADASSAH Receipts of Eyent Tuesday Night Will r CAPTAINAND WIFE 0 DOWN WITH SHip 'Both Refuse to Quit Vessel in l A bazar and dance will be given In Be Used for Medical Unit in Palestine. Turner hall Tuesday evening. May § Hadassah med estine, under the aus Britain Chapter of hospital unit is fer hospitals and which are nens for a great for the benefit of the 1eal unit ix piees of the Ne Hadassah. The the sole support of clinics in Palestine seotarian and number of cases There will be eight lows; Cooked food, Rehecea § . hatrman: Charlotte Horwitz, Rosa- ind Birnbaum and Mayenne Bayer; eandy hooth, Anna Rosenberg, chair- man; Tillian Rosenberg and Badye Goldsmith; flower, Mra. Edith Wied- man, Jeanette Light and Fvelyn Mil- ier; refreshments, Mrs. Harry Alex, Mrs, M. ', LeWitt, Mrs, Morris Cohn, Mrs. Isaae Swarsky, Hannah Wasko witz, Anna Weinstein, Ressie Kramer, Pssie Koplowitz, Nyivia Clark, Elsle Gourson, Marion Koplowitz and Bess sie Koplowitz; fancy articles, Mrs Bamuel Qohn, Dinah Nogers, Mrs, Wiee, Lens Abhrahamson, Viola Alex Jeanette Gans and Sarah Milkowitz, The Tutankhamen booth will be in charge of Betty Gordon, and the ex- hibition of articles made by Hadassah Sewing circles will be In charge of | 1. 8Bwarsky. The others are as| y, Anna Goldsmith, | Mrs, 8, Sabotsky; chest of silver, An- na Siderofsky and Sylvia Clark; tick- ets, Anna Kennedy, Muelc will he furnished by Sullivan’s Rexmere or- | chestra, | WANT OLD WAGE SCALE Railway and Steamship Clerks and Other Employes of B, and A Ask 'Acting Mayor Arrested, R [ & ¥ | Chicago, May 4.—Application for| BUt NO Cha‘ze P efe'rred:\-evnwratlon of the wages in efioct} Beverly, Mass, May 4.—FEdward | prior to July 1, 1921 on the Boston Thompson, president of the board of land Albany rallroad was flled today aldermen and acting mayor in the|with the railroad labor board by the absence of Mayor George H. Whitte- | brotherhood of railway and steam-| more wag prevented hy police from |ship clerks, freight handlers, express| entering the office of the mayor at|and station employes. | city hall today, arrested and taken to| The effect of such a restoration the police station. He was booked would be to increase the wages of the | without specific charge being entered | organization on that road about 15 and released, | cents an hour. Manila. May 4.--The tale of the wreek of the Britigh bark Amy Tur ner, whose captain and his wife stood hand-in-hand on the poep deeck ‘as the vessel went down in a fyphoon off the Island of Guam, March 27, was brought hera yesterday by the four survivors of the disaster, Nine lives were lost in the wreek The Amy Turner, from New Castle, Australia, with coal, ran inte the storm Mareh 23 For more th three days the bark fought the gale On the 27th the erew decided to abandon the water-logged vessel Two hoats were preparing for launching and the 11 men of the crew urged the captain, Neil Neilson, and his wife to join them, but they refused to leave the vessel Then the crew launched the two boats, three men in one, the remain ing ecight of tha crew in the other, The larger boat capsized and seven of her occupants were drowned, but the elghth, Frank Lyndholm, swam to the slde of tha smaller boat and was hauled aboard A weary voyage followed. A mail was rigged on the small craft and for| 25 days the castaways ploughed through a wide expanse of water un til they made Surigao, on the Island of Mindanao, in the Philippine group. They had a small supply of canned meat and when this was exhausted they managed to cateh a dolphin, which they ate raw, Next the drin ing water ran out, but after a day thirst a squall blew up with heavy rain and they refiiled their cask. After landing at Surigao they were sent to Manila, where they arrived yesterday. hooths Nine Children Involved | mousE ALMosT THROUGH | c "ives =~ Hartford, May 4. — House Leader In E\change Of “ 1ves ! Buckley announced today that he an- | Flint, Mich,, May 4—Albert G.|tjepated the house could recess next Badersher, father of five children, and | Thyreday until some day in early| Mrs. Helen Maser, mother of four, | . & June when it could meet for one day were being held here today for au-| snq finally adjourn, thorities at Toledo, O. | According to local officers, they left their homes near Lima, O. three weeks ago, after Badersher attempted to make an agreement with Mrs. Ma- ser's husband to exchange wives with | him. Imported Roquefort 60c. Russell's. -——advt, BUT HE DOESN'T LOOK TT! ! George W. Macauley, vice president of the New Britain Lumber Co., ob- gerved his 48th birthday yesterday. In the afternoon abhout 18 of New/ Britain's prominent business men with | Mr. Macailey took a trip to Indian Neck and there they celebrated the occasion with great gusto. They re- mained throughout the afternoon, travelling along th: shore, and after a “feed” in the eevning returned to | New Britain. Rain Sunday? Take a film with you on Sun- days' outing to record the good time. Let us develop and print it—then look for your name in next Friday's paper, Worcester Boy Drowns, Nurse Attempts Suicide | Worcester, May 4. Twelve year old | Julian Richards was drowned in af pond in the rear of his home yester- day when a raft he made broke. Jos- ephine Savage, 17, who was ring for him during the two-day ahsence of his parents frantically tried to slash her throat and wrist arteries when told of the death. She was re- strained by neighbors, The body of the hoy was recovered tonight. MISS DEMING Care of Y. W. C. A Dollar Photo Won the Five Finishing Ticket This Week A Free Enlargement with every Two Dollars Worth of Developing Open every Fiening Until 8 O'clock Ohrnstedt’s 72 WEST MAIN ST, SILVYER WEEK AT WEDDING RING SHOP| 149 MAIN ST. | See Our Window o The Best of Everything At KIDNAPPED BOY . Msted on bringing {and father, | was found yesterday in a small cot | motorboat to Rockport, (nt, and | returned a verdict for the defendant | | i OUIMET WINS CUP BY IS WITH PARENTS OV STROKE RGN (Continued Fre (Continued From First Page) Scheneotady, N, ¥ May 4.—=The father and mother of Vepner Alexar ierson, lidnapped Seheneotady boy who was found yesterday near Theresa, left last night by autemebile for Watertown With them were Distriet Attorney Rlessing, whe will ireet seareh for the hey's abd and a number of newspapermen E. . W, Alexanderson, the father Informed last night that the boy in. the dog whieh his abductors ha iven him, declared that ‘ne matter what kind of a dog 1t is he's going to keep it," m First Page) through his It was not un-| 16th that he re. second, tenaciously largely s in putting til he reached the periority quired three putts, at the third, Afth, elght and needed only one. took the lead at the first four to five although he re quired three putts to get in. Willing's second shot got a bad lie on a hilltep. At the second Ouimet just missed getting down in three, his ohip shot falling to sink by the narrowest of | mArgine Willing squayred the mateh en the third green taking one putt to Oul. met's two, The eards: Out==Ouimet Willing: 11th holes he ietors Ouimet hele by N. Y, May 4.—Police sald early today they believed at Ieast five or six pepsons to bhe in. volved in the kidnepping of Verner Alexanderson Two of the persons are women, it is said, and police were seeking to confirm the belief that Mrs, H, B Grinnell, arrested when the boy was found, is related to one of the men sought as his ubductors Fifty river men were employed to maintain & watch at all river ports In an effort to provent the escape the two men who are helleved to have kidnapped the boy, or to trail them should they seek to to this country from Canada, where it Is thought they may be in hiding Ogdenshurg. T4 844, D437 558, B44, 53425 In—Ouimet: 0644, 455, 355-=40.77 Willing: 445, 460, 364—40.78 Taking a § to Willin 5 on the 4th hole, Oulmet led by two strokes. but on the elghth the Oregonian cut this to one by sinking a six foot purt after a beautiful pitch out of a roug! grass pit, On the tenth he squared the mateh when Oulmet's second shot mto the wind was catight in the sand. On the eleventh Willing sank a forty foot putt to square the hole in fours In presenting the cup to Ouimet the club committeeman Lieut, Col, Moore-Brabazon sald: “I see no objection to your taking the cup to America except the difi. culty of getting it filled there' Ouimet, in his speech of accept- ance, declared he was sure that, if the English golfers had played at their usual high standard, he would not have won the cup, JOAN HOWARD PARNELL, Dublin, May 4,.—John Howard Par- nell, brother of Charles Stewart Par- | nell, the famous Irish statesman died | | yesterday. He was born in 1543 and spent many years in the United States engaged in fruit and cotton growing. From 1895 to 1900 he was a rhember of Parllament for South Meath. He was married to Olivia Isabella Smythe | in 1007, He leaves one son, | Watertown, Y. May 4.—Verner Alexanderson of Schenectady who was kidnapped from his heme Mon- day, awoke today with the realization that he soon was to meet his mother The boy for whom appeal had been made by radio and newspapers throughout this country and Canada tage at Stony Point, deep in the woods along Indian river, three miles south of Theresa. With him was Mrs, H. B. Grinnell of Alexandrin Bay who, held by the sgherift for questioning, sald two strange men had employed her to care for the boy in the Indian river camp until they could move their families there Saturday from Alexandria Bay. | The hoy was located by Bert Jar-| vis, a liveryman who rented the cot- tage to the men, then suspecting they were the pair sought as the boy's| abductors, visited the cottage. He identified the Doy the men had left. | The men ara believed to be smnav‘scs,onn to Michael V. Ryan of Mil- Crandall of Rochester, formerly of | ford, Conn.. in his suit against the Watertown, and Harry Fairbanks, of |Northern rallway of Costa Rica for Alexandria Bay Both are married | damages becayuse of the loss of an eve and for some time have been living at | when he was shot while on a train, Alexandria Bav where, the police say, | was returned by a federal court jury | they have engaged in bootlegging. [today. The verdiet was in alternative The men were traced to Alexandria | form providing that in order to save| Bay after they had left the boy with |a possible retrial if the plaintift on Mrs. Grinneli and there they aban- | appeal should be found as a matter doned their antomobile From that | of law not to be entitled to a verdict, {he jury should be considered to have AWARDED $25,000 DAMAGES Boston, May 4.—A verdict awarding | point, police believe, they went in a | there the trail ends, company., Free Delivery! 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Puritan Hams .... 28c | Fores of Genuine Iamb For Stew .. th 1213¢ Lamb .......... b 18¢ . large bag $1.10 large bag $1.18 Fancy Peaches .. can 25c Fancy Tomatoes 2 cans Imported Cherries, bot. 15¢ 25¢ Assorted Fruits .. can 55¢ | from July 1, 19 DEFEAT PESTILENCE Hiekief Administeation In In Wiping Death Dealing Seourges. American hamara Succeads Out \May 4-—=1n the Aght against whieh last year wiped out ives in this eity as did Gam- American Helief administra- ally cheeked, iIf not entire. pestilence as a wholesale Samara epidemics as Mmany ine the tien has fiy ly defeated. lepepulator The Samara railway station whieh last winter was eontinually over- crowded with sick and dying refugees und a constant menace to the eity, has pot enly been thoroughly cleaned out but an efficient ambulatory organiz- od to take care of the incoming refu- gees and to wateh outgolng transients. Instead of allowing the moving population ta wander about spreading infection, the littlie staff of Russian doctors and nurses, supplied by equip- ment and stores from the medical di- vision of the A, K, A, quarantines all | suspects coming into the eity, trans- fers acute eases to the city hospitals s rapidly as they develop, and gives | first aid treatment for minor aliments. American foed is practically the only means of subsistence available for Loth doetors and patients In the ecity hospitals the American vellef administration has provided the latest and best operating equipment supplies from Red Cross stores, medi- cines, bedding and clothing as well as tood, The fight is even carried into 1he homes of the poor where soap and Alsinfectant is liberally applied by agents of the A, . A, Typhus and cholern, the two most dreaded mala- Afes, have heen minimized to a degree even less than normal, HOUSE SPEEDS UP PENALTY MEASURE (Continued from First Page) Britain, $10,000; at Norwalk, S?J\llfl:“ at New London, $10,000; at Norwich, $9,000, and at New Haven $20,000, | A favorable report was made on a | bill authorizing United States mail | carriers and others to carry wmon-} gers for hire. | The appropriations committee re-| ported a bill for the purchase of land | in Darien for the.Soldiers' Home. | Under suspension of the rules the house reappointed Arthur I. Shipman | of Hartford and Frank Cheney, Jr,| of Manchester, members of the com- mission on seulpture for six yraru‘ Favorable reports were received | from the appropriations committee on | bill: | Report an act concerning the treas- | urers of hospitals; raising a rnmm!s-} sfon on tax exemption; providing far] an accounting to the state treasurer| commissions; appro-! by hoards and A '..‘:‘.llll TUIR LT T el L b LTI iyl h: it The Merits (o) Have been proved by the Recent discovery ovaing Tut’s Tomb. sidered it action New Britain | The senste re oviding for shade New Britain called [in passing the hill the pill in- [trees along the highways after hise tax on insur- house had refused 1o aceept from 8250000 to Amendment affixed by the senate was passed without bill was thea tabled A faverable report was reecelved & bill concerning highway impre ments and on another ingluding the | Pighway running thrafgh the town of Warren in the trunk line system The senate referred four judiclal appointments made in the past fe |days by Governor Templeion to ¢ iudielary committes The nemina tions were Arthur P. Elis and Fred erick M, Peasley to be superior coust jud, and Arthur W. Chamber: nd Ellot Watrous to he eity court judges {in New Haven BOOZE VIA, ATRPLANE New York, May 4.-—=The rum fleet which has bobbed up off Jones inlet has adopted seaplane transportation {to defeat the efforts of the govern- iio hearing, made Bo comment today, |Ment to block landing of liquor car- The bill has been regarded as ane of |K908 it Was announced at the cus. Governor Templeton's pet projects, |10M# house today Regarding Firearms | A favorable report was received on | a bil) providing for regulation of pis. New Haven, May 4.-—Frank Wood. tolg and revolve The bill provides |ward, piteher, has been sold by the for the licensing of agents selling fire. | New Haven club to the Reading club |af the International league arms and in general provides a| meathod of control of the pnmnlon.| ——reees gale and use of pistols, The bill] Cost of building a first-class bate makes no radical changes In the pres- | tieship is about $16,000,000, iralning plant at Mr. Christ of from ereasing the AP companies $500,000 and it debate the an The the table senate IN THE sENATE The so-called “three headed high way commission™ bill oduced by Senator Ells and supported by crnor Templeton was unfaverably re. ported in the senate today and with out oppesition the unfavorable repert was aceepted Senator MeDonald, in making his report, said that Conneetieut had got glong very well for 26 years unde single highway head and it was felt that the system might be econtinued to advantage. Fls Defends Bill Senator Ells, who defended the bill which creates a highway board of three members to have control of the poliey of the department at the pub- l‘l’"‘“ifl WOODWARD SOLD Spring Time It means a great deal to most people and to you it means that it is time you were thinking of your sport wear. For women we have fibre and leather sole in combinations of brown and tan, grey and tan and beige and tan. We have the little sport for the children in brown and tan and smoke and tan. , Now for hosiery, when you say hosiery we have it in plaids and staple. colors. ou buy the best when you buy at —THE— W. G. Simmons Corp. 85 West Main Street LTl g a ln;ll’ ey Proper Preservation i LR i i I Take heed and Preserve Your Furs Properly. i o &a.i.mt:‘.l:: E. FRESH DANDELIONS ...................... peck 25¢ 20¢ Tceherg Lettuce, each 15¢ f&i Native Celery, bunch 18¢ New Cahbage ..... Ih Tec Rareripes ...... 3 for 10¢ Ripe Bananas, . dozen Baldwin Apples, 3 qts. 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