New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 13

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IN HARDING COURT Congressman Favors America Joining to Avoid Future Wars | | Speaking before the members of the New Hritain Rotary elub at the regular meeting held this noon at the EIks' elub on Washington street, Con- gressman Clyde Kelly of New York sald that the United States should Join the world court for the suppres- sion of future wars as was suggested by President Harding, Congressman Kelly had as his sub- iect “The Golden Rule in Business" In his speech he asserted that the only way dealers and manufacturers will be assured that their goods will he wold at standard prices hy mer- chants will be through legisiation, At the present time, he sald, un- fair trade practices are cutting the price of standard goods, Artloles, the speaker asserted, are being sold at a uniform price by the manufac- furer but not at uniform prices in the retail stores, ‘This is done, he said, beeause of the lack of unity and co- operation between the retallers and | the work of independent manufac- | turers, A bill In congress would compel standard made 1 which has been introdueed by Congressman Kelly all retailers to sell, articles at a fixed | standard price® and would banish price cutting on sueh articlés as s | done at present, the speaker said. | Dugald McMillan and George Rog-| ers were named delegates from the New Britain elub to the 8t Louls convention to be held In June, Tt was | decided at the meeting that each Ro-| tarian will purchase a number of! flowers to he distributed among the hoy employes of his husiness to be taken home to the mother in ob- servance of “Mother's Day"” on Sun- day. HER BEAUTY MARRED GIRL GETS DAMAGES Suit for 10,000 Brought by Miss, Klecz Is Settled Today | | the suit of | [ | A few minutes hefore azainst Steve Olesceviez for injurles apainst Steve Olescavicz for injuries sustained while she was riding in| Stove's car, was scheduled to come up | Fefore Judge John W. Banks and a| jury in superior court this morning, the case was settled by mutual agree- | ment of the parties, Miss Klescz was, represented by Attorneys Willlam M. Greenstein and Donald: Gaffney, and| Olesceviez by Attorney A, Storrs| Ctampbell of Hartford. While the | amount of damages paid Miss KIMCz! was not mentioned, her attorneys said | it was most satisfactory. | Miss Klescz: was riding in Olesce- | vicz's caf Yane 36, 1922 in’the town of Collingvilte \ when the .. machine smashed into;a ‘concrete bridge. The | voung woman gustained. injuries that, the allégés “have. permanently mar- red her beatty. AMERICAN 1S KIDNAPPED Mexico City, May 10.—An American named Neumann has been kidnapped at Charcoazul, state of Durango, ac-| cording to press despatches dated May 7, received from Torreon. The kidnapper is sald to have been Juan Galindo, outlaw leader, who last month eaptured O. W. Krull, an Am- erican mining engtneer, and held him prisoner two weeks, when Krull es- | Bt., caped, SAVINGS BANK Organized 1862 Resources $14,630,386 This MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK invites you to use it as a place of deposit for your savings. 41%% INTEREST is being paid on deposits. The United States Victory Notes become due on the 20th of May and interest upon them ceases on that day. This bank will accept these Notes for deposit at their full face value and give credit for the full amount of the coupon becoming due on the 20th. Bring in your Victory Notes now and start an account with them, or add their amount to the ac- count you already have. Vietory Notes, letters A" to 15th of December, 1922, by the government and interest upon those They must be presented with the May Notes ceased on that date. 20th coupon attached, but can be the bond. Open 8 A. M. to 3 P. M. Monday Evenings 6 to 7:30 (Standard Time) 178 MAIN The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company 0ld State House Square, Hartford, Conn. Safe Deposit Boxes, Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT — GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. It is e PN § e i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 10,1028, BOY KIDNAPPED IN | NAME OF K. K. KIAN City Items 4 Vietor peeials at Morans' —advt Postmaster William F, Delaney has aceepted an invitation to act as an of fieial at the Yale-Netre Dame track ™ oe mieamen wanted st The e Masked and Armed Gang Raids New Jersey Residence ftore for Saturday afternoons and| New York, May An cighteens evenings,- advt, §t, Mary's Ladies' T. A, 1, soeiety year-old youth, George Titus of West | Belmar, N. J., last night teld Detee- will held a regular meeting at the sehool hall tonight at 8 o'elock. The' tive Charles 0. Davenport of Mon- mouth eounty, that five masked men meeting will be followed by a whist and social Joseph J. Bennis of Hartford ay enue underwent an operation at St Franels' hospital this merning. Dr, Harry Clifton performe y ’ e S aves who told him they were Ku Kiux Klansmen took him from his home in an automopile two miles to Ahark River Hill, and threatened to hang him and eut up his bhedy with & buteher knife unless he confessed tion, Saleswomen wanted Store for Baturday stealing 850 the Klan had given to his mother, They showed him the knife and the rope on a tree, evenings.~—advt, Action on the award of a contract When the youth refused to confess, sald, he was driven to within to draw plans for a new building on the town farm has heen deferred by the eharity board untll Tuesday e ning, Clarence Palmer, Walter I’ Crabtree and Henry Ludorf, archi- teets, have submitted sketehes, I"'rench 1at Shoppe, 87 West Main & mile of his home and thrown out Prof, Dldg, Exelusive millinery, in the rain and mud to make Lae advt, vest of the way the pest he eould, A meeting of the commeon council William Rademan, a manufacturer committee on salavies will be held to- | of knitting goods, who lives on 18th morrow evening. Petitions for in-|avenue, West Helmar, with whom creases In salaries of the building|the boy has been living for three commission elerk gnd the sewer su- months since his father and mother separatod, recognized two of the five men when they took the boy away, he told polce, and arrests were wald to be Imminent, It was the first time any outrage in this vieinity had been laid direct- perintendent will bo heard, Open nlleys at the Casino tonight-— advt, ly to the Ku Xlux Kian by com- | | plainants to the police, A month ago the Belmar Xlan, the only one known th have been or- ganized along the New Jersey coast, where the organization has met with rebuft, publicly issued a statement | it was golng to help Mrs Titus, | mother of eight children, who is now | in the Spring lLake hospital. Her | husband is living in RBeimar. Fol- | lowing the announcement a man in| full Klan regalla of robe and hood | went in brond daylight to where Mra. | Titus was living and gave her $50 in the name of the Klan. The men who| did the kidnapping, however, did not| wear Klan robes but had handker-| efs tled around their faces. tademan has been sending young notified that| Titus to high school and the youth| Richard | was in bed when there was a knock 1 Stanley|at the front door at 9 o'clock Tues- have | day night. Demanded to See Boy. Rademan looked out the window | and saw three men on the front porch. Ile asked what they wanted 47.land they replied they wanted to talk | | with young Titus. Rademan de- of | murred, but the men demanded the | boy, he said, and he finally went out on the porch. In front of the house was an automobile with the engine running and a man at the wheel. He sald the men had pistols and pushed their way past him and ran up the stairs to the youth's room. He was in bed, but they ordered him to got up and dress, which he did. When he had put on his clothes yvoung Titus was led from the house by the arms and placd in the auto- mobhile, told, he said, that if he made any outery he would be killed. A | fitth man who evidently had guarded ! the rear of the house joinéd the othars and the car sped away. { Through the rain and night the car | sped to Shark River Hill, young Titus told Detective Davenport. There the car was stopped and he was dragged L Py LR, out in the mud. - AR ¢ 1C “The five men accused me of tak- STUOK PASTAN 1CK ing $50 from my mother,” Titus said Roston, May 10.—Tce fields are so| my me heavy at the mouth of the Gulf of st. |10 the detective. “They told me the $50 was given by the Klan to my Lawrence that several steamers are| | mother about a month ago to help held fast there and vessel after ves-| B ety e they, were| 167 lonk:' They told me they knev B e o o iar A the eye| 1, Iad taken it and unless I admittod T e el vainse: Donak said)| oot inseIV they, Roull gk, me £0.4 COUId see. e e D an yes- |LFCo fram Wwhioh there Hing a ope. terday. The steamer Oxonian Ariano, | Showed The Rope. terday. The steamer Oxenlan SHL | After thoy shawod nio the rono they Virginia and Atsena were other ves. | fold me that after they had hung me sels reporting severe ice conditions. | they would cut up my body and throw | it into Shark River. They also threatened to cut my throat with a [large knife which one of them shoved in front of my face when 1 would| [ not_admit taking the money. “They kept me on top of the hill | with the rain pourinz on me for more | than two hours and then finally threw mo into the automobile again| | and taking a roundabout route threw | me out of the ear near New Bedford, a mile from home. “They said they would kill me §f T told anyone about what had oc- curred. T had to walk home in the| cold and rain.” | Young Titus sdid he did not know| any of the men, but Rademan said| | he felt sure he knew two of them. | The fdentity of the man in Klan | robes who gave the money to Mrs. | Bessie Titus never hecame known, as | far as the police could learn. He | walked through the streets to whero | | &he lived, handed her the money and | Teft. FIRE COSTS THIS NATION | $1,000 EVERY 60 SECONDS| 1 at The afternoons Big and a8 he 1son and Sonora talking ma- chines, C. [, Plerce —advt, See the new Fiat Split-Top Victrola at Tlenry Morans, 366 Main street. advt, Radio sets and supplies at Morans, | —advt, Shoe salesmen wanted at The Big Store for Baturday afternoons and evenings. dvt, Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans ~—advt, Open alleys at the Casino tonight. ~ndvt Special boxes of chocolates Mother's Day at Hallinan's,—advt. h James J. MecAleer of 105 fmall street, who underwent anj operation for acute appendicitis at the | New Britain general hospital recently, returned home yesterday. Four Vietor Record speefals. C. L./ chi Pierce & Co.—advt. The police have been the operator's licenses of Borg of 691 Fast street anc Dawiclek of A5 Grove street, been suspended. New fox-trot record No. 10049 by Original Penn. Serenaders. C L. Plerce & Co.-—advt. Dearest—vocal' record No. C. 1. Piereo & Co.—advt. Miss Mary Leghorn, daughter Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Leghorn of Stan- ley street, has returned home after having undergone an operation for appendicitls at St. Francis’ hospital, Taartford. New style divided top Vietrola. Pierce & Co.—advt. A, son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Westgren of 42 Bain street. All' style Vietrolas, —advt, Hear “‘Dearest,” vocal, at Morans'. —advt The! Odd Fellows' association reals ized'a profit of $3,600 onithe fair re- gently held by the organizgtion, it has been announced. | Closing night at Sullivan's dancing acadeiny Saturday night, over ‘Fox's. —advt, for 190 C.| T. C. L. Pierce. | National Protection Association Finds | the Annual Toll Is 15,000 Lives | and $500,000,000, Chicago, May 10.—Fire collects n: | national tax of $1,000 a minute, ac- | eording to the statistics of the N tional Fire Protection Association, in ¥, were called for payment on the | was disabled April 25 while 28 mile; | less. session here. The annual fire loss is placed at| 115,000 lives and more than $500,000,- 000 by the experts, who declare 80| per cent of fires are preventable. | Newman T. Miller, state fire mar- | ahal of Tndfana, and president of the | Fire Marshals’ Association of North| America, and Ralph Richman, editor of Fire Protection of Cincinnati, were | speakers yesterday. taken only for the face value of Saturdays 8 to 11 STREET, ARMY MEN ON STYLE oLy U. S Officers Get Questionnaire On Collars, Neckties, Fte. ‘Washington, 10.—A naire sent out yesterday by Maj. Gen. May question- Davis, adjutant general, asks many of- ficers for their views on proposals to| substitute the roll coat collar for the| tight fitting one in uniforms. Preferences as to olive drab or $5.00 and upwards. | Tuesday black and white stripped ties and opinfons on the advisability of adopt- ing blue dress uniforms for officers, and men are algo asked, ] safe and saves time. dohin Vaeriui Vaerittl, aged 45 died yesterday at 8t New Haver H by his wifs twe o} funeral will held Ha ing at & e'cleck from Lavala & rine's undertaking pariors and $t. Paul's chureh, Kensingtor o'elock, Burial will be In §t cemetory ‘ Deaths . e | yeur [ ey John Tier hospital aphant's rvived and The | werns Hagn: | fre at 9 Mary's | | Adalph dohnson Adolph Johnsen, age 37 years, died guddenly this merning at about 1 o'cloek at his heme at 490 Fast street, Dr, Waterman lyon, medieal exam- iner, gave the cause of death as cerebral hemorrhage. Restdes his| wife he leaves a son, 12 years old, He had lived In New Hritain Al number of years and was employed | as foreman of the speedometer de- partment at the Corbin Berew cors poration, The funeral will he held to morrow afternoon at 2 o'cloek at the M, Curtin undertaking pariors. | Funerals — Miss Josophine dohnson, The funeral of Miss Josephine! Johnson will be held at 3 o'clock to-| morrow afternoon at Erwin ehap Rev, Dr, Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor of | the Flrst Lutheran church, will of- ficlate and interment will be in Vair- view cemetery, Mrs, Caroline Anderson, The funeral of Mrs Caroline An- derson was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Erwin chapcl Rev. Dr.| Abel A. Ahlguist officiated and inter-| ment was in Fairview cemetery, } Mrs. Caroline Fdman. The funeral of Mrs, Caroline man was held this afternoon at o'clock at the home, South Main streot, and at 2:30 o'clock at Swedish Betha church, Rev, G. Pihl officlating. Burial was in Fair view cemetery. | Miss Mae Cronin, The funeral of Miss Mae Cronin, | who died Tuesday night at St. 1"ran- cis' hospital, Hartford, will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from | St. Mary's church, and burlal will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, Plainville, BANDITS GET 228,600 FROM BANK IN GANAD Blow Open the Safe at Dollard, Sask., and Partly Wreck the Building. Dollard, Saskatchewan, May 10— Five bandits blew open a safe of the Jank of Hochelaga here yesterday| and escaped with cash and a large quantity of negotiable securities. Dol- lard is about 40. miles from the bor- der, Winnipeg, May 10.—The men. who robbed the Bank of Hochelaga branch at Dollard, took negotiable securities| valued at $20,000 and notes and other non-negotiable paper worth $200,000 besides $8,600 cash, The huilding was partly wrecked by the high ex- plosives used. The raid’ on the Dollard bank closaly followed the announcement that police of the prairie provinces| were prepared with machine = guns and fast automobiles to prevent the return this summer of the gangs that crossed the international boundary last year and robbed: several Cana-| dian banks. Barnsdale, Okla, May 10.—~Two masked men held up the First Na- tional bank here yesterday afternoon and escaped with $150 in cash, and between $2,000 and $4,000 in Amer ican Railway Kxpress money orders. Supreme Court First to Review Prescription Order | Waghington May 10.—On the sumption that the decision of I%ed-| eral Judge Knox in New York de-| claring void the limitation imposed on physicians’ prescriptions of liguor, wlll not become effective until after| review by the supreme court prohibi- tion headquarters announced today that no changes in the present regu- lations relating to permits in the New York district will be put into effect until the highest court has acted. CHAN b AT SEA. Washington, May 10.—A change of | engines by a seaplane at sea was re-| corded today at the bureau of naval aeronautics. Plane No, 15, unit of a squadron returning from Panama off Miami, I"la. She floated on the| surface until the steamship Sand- piper came along with a new motor | which had been asked for by wire-; Within three hours the plane was again in the air. RING SHE GAVE GIRT. | York, May 10.—Admitting he TAK New took two diamond rings he had given, k her from his flancee's home and plead- ing he thougnt the act justifiable be- cause their engagement had been broken, Nicholas Midinluka, of 26 Tast Tenth street, was held In $1,-] 000 bail for the grand jury by Magis- trate Silberman in x Market) court yesterday. The complaint was made by Helen Smithe of 707 W¥ast 12th street, who said she and Midinluka quarreled night when he reproached her for getting home at 11:30. She gaid &he missed the rings and $10 vesterday morning. 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BOY PLEADS GUILTY IN | BFFORT 10 SAVE BROTHER Real Culprit Unable to Stand Steain | of This, Admits His Own | Guilt, ~Rather than | serve a term | up, Bernard Second avenue, ult and robbery nd was terday when vears older, a New York, May 10 gee his older brother in prison for a hold Tanse of 19 pleaded guilty of a in Kings County court jall awaliting sentence vi his brother John, two v forward and confe: ' was innocent. ‘What did he want to do that for?"” | Bernard inquired disgustedly. e had admitted being one of four youths who robbed two Standard Oil company mesengers of $1,317 $9,000 in checks at Mesrole Avenue and Franklin street, Brookiyn, April 4, John told District Attorney Dodd yesterday he did not sieep for a week afterward. ally made up mind he could not let “the Kid" suf- he brotherly love entering into Bernard's taking the blame. They figured he thought his youth weuld get him short sentence and that a long prison term might be given his brother. John and. Bernard do not resemble ecach other, but the question of iden tification did not enter because of the confession of gulit. SILVER WEEK — Yl —-— WEDDING RING SHOP. 119 Main Street MORE THAN vored WOODEN angwhere at sherd nabice, SEE OUR WINDOW and PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Eschange mbers Hartford St Stanley 1. Fddy, Manager 81 West Maln S, Tel, 5040 ——————————————— OFFER: 50 Stanley Works 50 Landers Frary & Clark 50 American Hardware Members New York Stock MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK 1 HARTVORD: Hartford I\ NEW BRITAIN: We Offer:— AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. STOCK IR mEon Tfienn & Co. HARTFORD 10 Central Row Telephone 2-4141 Membeors Members Hartford .Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Donald R. Hart, Manager e e e ————0 LANDERS L. 9 The NEW BRITAIN New Britain National Baunk Bldg, Telephone 20680 STANLEY WORKS Com, STANLEY WORKS Pfd. COLT! NORTH & JUDD STANLEY SECURITIES We Do Not Accept Margin Accounts Lo g L5 JOHN P. 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