New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1923, Page 25

\RIGIBLE AIR LINES PLANI@JO PACIFIC Houtes Botween Heve and san Fran. cisen, New Orleans and San Diego. New Orleans, May 11.—Airships o the Zepplin type ure to he operats between Roston and New Orleans, vis New York and between New and Ban Diego, Cal, aceording te plans now being made hy the Com merols) Aleways of Ameriea company Near Admiral W, 17, 1Pull U, %N said on his arrival | yesterday from Washington, He Orleans in the interest of an air sery foe movement set in motion hy th American Aeronautic association Rear Admiral Fullam sald the first line to be established would bLe be tween New | Ban Franeisc via Chieago, Others plans contem plated inelude regular sehedules 1o Cuba, Mexico, Contral Ameriea and the Canal Zene GRADE CROSSING DEATHS Threo Killed and Al in w AutosTrain Crash, wo Seviously Hurt Cincinnati, May 11,—Three mem @ contractor of Hartwell, a suburb, ors are ously Injured as a result of a grade crossing aceldent in Hart- ON1Y & fow days g well night when the automobile i which they were riding was struc Ly & Baltimore and Ohio fast pus- wenger train, The dead arve Mrs, er, 40 years old and her two Fdward and Richard, aged 13 and 11 ' $15,000 FOR INJURIES Mot A ment in Snit for $100,000 New York, May Malone, forty-nine, and her das Irene, twenty-four, both of No. 10 Luquer st Lirooklyn, accepted § Jjoint suit for $100,000 against Schulte alty Co, for injuries re ceived when an elevator in the Kniel crhocker building, Jay and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, owned by the com- na fell eighteen feet on 1923 Supreme Court Justice iirooklyn. into court in I*hil'p No. 34 Court street, Brooklyn, their attorne; FAIRBAN wheel chairs, Dr. were KS TO AID SON Regrets Dougl is to Enter Films, But Mother “Knows Best.” l.os Angeles, May 11.—"I regret it exceedingly, but as long as his mothe has decided to do it, she knows what best for him, and I will do all I < for him.” "'his statement was made last night suglas Fa &, at his home at ir, in Beverly Hills, in com- menting on telegraphic ,word from New York that his son Douglas Jr., is to cnter motion pictures under the guidance of his mother, from whom Douglus is divorced. Fairbanks is known Jected to his son entering motion pic- tures, VETERANS AID IN INQUIRY. Volunteer Legal 1'c Bureau Quiz, hington, May 11.—A new style of inquiry is to be tried out by special committee investigat- ing affairs of the Veterans' Bureau. A voluntary corps of legal assistants in every state from the ranks of ex- service men will gather data for the committee, Major Gen. O'Ryan is working out the plan, necessitated by lack of funds to employ legal Bar associations in the states are co- operating. An advisory board is being formed of the best lawyers of the country, The committee when complete will he invited to meet and arrange hearings. HISTORIC IS IN VAULT President Promises Hays Place in White House Washington, May 11.—Steps are to be taken by President Harding to pro- serve motion picture films portraying | events of possible historic valne as the result of conferences with Wil 11, Hays, representing the motion picture | producers and distributors of Amen-| ca. After a call at the White House, Mr. Hays said the president had cepted an offer by the producers and distributors to d in collecting such films. They will be assembled in Washington and stored in a special vault in the White House. Mr. Hays expressed the belief that it wouid not | incorporated in supreme court yester- be long before congress provided more | adequate storage faciliti New York, May 11.—Delegates to| the annual convention of the Cham-| ber of Commerce of the United States today re-elected Julius H. Barnes, president and John Joy Kdson, treas- urer. A. C. Bedford of New York was one of the vice-presidents chosen, | | | Orleans came to New nily, in Cincinnati 1 and the father and two oth- | flel lizabeth Piseh- HONs and Daughter Accept Settle- | 11.—Mrs, Catherine vesterday | the | May 18, | G4l Both women were brought | to Help With um.‘ t Storage | | study MORE SABOTAGE CASES At Essen As Heprisal For Sentenco of Krupp Oficials Lwiol orthy I'w 4 Mrs, Cecelia Allen, age 33 years . ekt Warthy ¥ et lied this morning at her home at 287 (Sucoessors 10 Richter & Co.) By The Associated Pives James B. O'Nrien defeated William Main street. She leaves besides her| 10:30 a. mo=Further irregularity . Fasen, May 11l.—Nabotage B80S 1 Tyler for the office of secretary of | hushand, Otto, and her mother, Mrs, |took place at the opening of today's Staniey K. Kddy, Manager $1 West Main 8¢, Tel. 8000 ¢ dynamited wn important ralway| Now firitain Aerie. Fraternal Order|l'eter loberts, four sisters, Mrs. Jos. [stock market but the initial ehanges 4 bridge lust night as their apparent Ay h Gunning, Mrs, Charles Mary, Miss | Were mostly higher Bome of the | of Kagles, in the only contest that de.|®ph Guuning, Mr " » Miss B a |HNSWER to the verdict af the French!yelgped at the annusl eleetion hend | Dalsy Roberts and Miss Kleanor ltob. | Weatern rails moved upward in he. WE OFFER: lated response to the unusually fav o |the death sentenee upon getter convieted with six oth rges of sabotage and esplonage The brid of track was on the tween Waltrop and Lunen, .| gomastor of thes | been arrested by the oxpeetod fines will bhe Prench and it imposed SWISS ARE WORRIED :‘l‘mr Thelr Countrymen in May Suffer As Hesult of Yestorday's | seh Killing, Lausanne, for the safety of Russin, numboring about pressed hoth by the public wress in consequence of Vorovosk: nssassination May M The police today declured they were bers of the family of Joseph Kischer, |10t obliged to give special protection vosky us he was not an of to the conference but police | visited him and ! mospher to Vor e that nevertheless the chief of y isked if e desired protection, Th offer Vorovosky declined, it is said, ABNORMAL WEATHER 0 40 This Morning=Snow Falls in/yis government m code and | Bozeman, Mont. Worcester, Mass,, May 11,—Reports 1 towns in this morning from wrev |the northe the countr, hills in Rutland, I zeman, Mon., ng before i tin valley wi night white today. Runner's Arrest. New Haven, M be sold May Judge' Thomas of the U, court, in 182% | usedeby abootlegger. uumfi%y condemned. | flesh.! reguidy shal's auction bloclt. | R 'No Hit, No Run, No Man to have on.| ON First in College Contest | no- | [ hit, no-run, no-man-reached-first base | ame stood to the credit of Franklin|purtment may be asked to | Middlebury, Vt., May 11.-—A 'W. Towne, freshman pitcher of Mid dlebury college today. His team d | feated St 1 rence University veste ay 5 oto 0 W : he and his fielder: turned back consecutively 27 opposing | jur truck out ten men. |and sending scurrilous letters to Allan Towne batsmen. the| Only four St. Lawrence batters hit to|\, Ryan, financier. | the outfi i EIGHT HU XPLOSION [ Children Try to Burn Tape From Fuses on Dynamite Percussion Caps Cleveland, O., May 11 dren and a man w o score of d | exploded in sterd. 'S were atte ipting to burn from fuse wires attached to the caps All of the injured were burned, two children so seriously they hey were taken to @ hospital. according to police, them to a moved. ' FRIENDS ORGANIZE. SNAKL Will Guard Good Reptiles and Kill Off Bad Ones, Socicty of America, purpose of which is to “good” snakes, if there are any to exterminate dangerous snal Lehman, rporators are Raymond Lee Ditmars, curator of the Bronx Zoo; Miss Nellic lLouise Condon, Gilbert Pearson, Arthur L. and Raymond H. Torrey. William C. Stone of 67 Wall street, attorney for the organization, denied the prospective repeal of the Mullan- Gage Dry law had prompted the ac- tion, day by Jus The | Gangs of Despoilers Dynamite Bridge | suooeeds court-martial at Ducsseldor! imposing’ 145t evening Albert Shlo-| . " on destroyed with 60 yards) joed 1 waln line bes The bur- two towns have! gioiun Russia | With a life membership and an Eagles| Apprehension the Swiss residenta of 800 18 ex- and the state Temperature Ranged From 28 tesies and uecommodations, y and westerly sections o record a drop in tempera- Iture of 40 degrees to 28 during the s ia here 0 in settigment of their 4 e " #in, is thought by the Russians h ! p 1'”“‘" 48 hours with snow (‘!lpplflfi the he a member of a Swiss family which nceton and Barre. |, con. the war owned a 'arge choco- May 11, — Snow | giaq. covered the A. Brennan and A, A, Luke of [Unele Sam Will Auction Off Animal | I That Was Sefzed As Result of Rumi | hay..%Phe board bill is large and to| meet’ it “Alky” will go on the mar- Seven chil- jured when! \amite percussion caps n | M an Kast Knd yard late|Samuel Schneider of this city against| fternoon while the young- tape | was scheduled to be heard in superior severely | off the docket by other cases assigned | The children found the caps, and| sought to sell junk dealer, who refused | board of b4 i to buy until the tape had been re-|are checking up new buildings about|Harlem railroad, when he lost con- New York, May 11~—The Reptile Inc., the preserve and was Gilliam NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MA \'BRIEN EAGLES' SECRETARY William ¥ Held Omice Deaths M, Cecelin Alle) Scheny Whao| For 19 Years—Houry oris The funeral will be held morning and interment will b Mary's eemetery Henry Zwick was eleet president, Other officers were olected as follows: Worthy vice presi dent, Walter Campbell; treasurer, Jurgen; chaplain, James J MoAleer; inside guard, James Oquist; outside guard, Dennis Mahoney; phy- Joseph Walsh; trustee for 18| three years, L. R. Kramer; for two erly ‘:0...;r,,'l;:.:L-|-o.. and for onef by ohureh, officlated interment William K, fiehsuy who retired after| W28 in Falrview cemetery, 19 years of serviee as socre New Iritain Aerie, has been Monday in Bt Adolph dohnson The funeral of Adelph Johnson was h this afternoon at 2 o'cleck {from Erwin chapel, Rev, Dr Ahlquist, pastor of the Virst Luth. Iving by his fraternal brothers, Mr. flunpra[g “Katy" common and pfd, Canadian uy declined to be a cundidate for Pacifie, Delaware and Hudson, New! re-olection this year despite efforts to — |York Central, Atlantic Coast Tine, prevail upon him to eontinue in office, | Miss Mae Cronin, Ipaltimore and Ohlo and several oth funeral of Miss Mae Cronin |ers. Woolworth broke nine points ° vs e The sov[ETs INCENSED was held this morning at % o'clock | from 8t. Mary's church. Rev. Wal. — | ter MeCrann was celebrant af a sol- emn high mass, Rev., Willlam Krs was deacon, Rev, John T was sub-deacon and RHev, Raymond | Clabby was master of ceremonies, The ball bearers wer Willlam ¥oran, James Foran, Charles Emith, | Hugh Flood, Clarence Baker and Raymond Cunningham. Mrs, Mary Croan sang “We WIII Meet Again, It Won't Be Long." Interment was in &1, Joseph's cemetery, Plainviile, SOME SHIPS 10 ESCAPE BAN PUT ON ALL BOOZE Foreign Vessels, Held in Ports by Salling Scheduls, Will Not Be Molested, Washington, May 11,—The Treas- ury Department intends, it was sald to | officially today, to deal “reasonably" with foreign ships which, with liquor aboard, are unable to clear American territorial waters before June 10, the " Declare That Swiss Govt, and Allies - | Created An Atmosphere for Assas- sination, Resulting in Shooting, By The Associated Prem Berlin, May 11.-——An “auspicious at- for the assassination of the i soviet delegate Vorovosky was created in Lausanne, it is charged by officials of the soviet embassy here, who de- clare that their envoy was not only subjected to studied isolation but that | he was persistently boycotted and de- inied the customary diplomatic cour- He was | e with | WOS 4 refused courier service they assert, “The Swiss government uccorded our envoy only such privileges as are | vsually granted touriats or ordinary ¢ commercial travelers,"” one of the so- |viet officlals declared. | Conradi who is named as the as communi not permitted to late manufacturing plant in Defro- into effect the recent Supreme Court decision will become operative, The attention of the Department has been called to the possibllity that some foreign vessels, through sched- 'WILL HAVE TRIP T0 HADDAM, | Men of Center Church to Visit Sea { may not be able to depart on homeward trips before the ban be- comes cffective. Formal answer has not been made to the inquiries, sald to include several embassies here who have sought information cau Captain Who Has Sailed Northern Seas and Brought Back Trophies. Members of the Men's club of the \"irst Congregational church will mo- ' 11.~A horse is to|tor to Fast Haddam tomorrow after-| State Department, but a declsion has | Endicott-John .. 70% 63% Nere under order of (noon to pay a visit to the home of | been reached and Secretary Hughes Frie ...... e Waterbury STOCKS Bridgeport 8. district | Captain George Comer, a retired sea will |3~ advised soon of the treasury's| Iirie !u' p.,'] "'1'.7'* l' 1% 1‘1 Danbury enforcement agents | captain who has been on sn_vnral trips I’O'”.f‘.‘- e fod {‘:flu Electric ...176 116 176 : Middletown BONDS Ne Ha | seized a horse and buggy which were|to the Arctic and has an interesting The government }uu:fl ",". if\'fl\(fm\ Motors ... 1614 }l,‘ :r,:, ew ven Fventually the| lot of curios to exhibit. conaideration the rights of forelgn)Goodrick BF .., 34 38% 33% Direct Private Wire to New York. | The men will leave the church at|Shipping = companies to maintainjGt North pfd ...72% 72% 72% v i Undef Uncle Sam's care it put on|1:30 o'clock taking their lunches with finlllrr{lxlns. r:lllnnnml ’;mm‘hs“m s::l‘ Int Mer Marine . 83 8% 8% G. F. GROFF, Mgr~~Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel. 101 % 1t has lived an easy life with | them and will return early in the eve-| Vance according to the views of sev-. nt Mer Mar pfd 32 31 51 ; 5 [t eral treasury offic The exemp-|A|lis-Chaimers . 4435 44% 44% ample rations of oats and| N Sailon s | tions that will be allowed have not|pacific Oil 403 383 39 been disclosed. Int Nickel 14% 14% 14% [ French Clerks Denounce | Increasing Cost of Food | State Department May Be Asked To Make Effort To Bring George Max- [Py The Assoclated Pross. well Back to U, §. For Hearing, Paris, May 11.—The employes of the department stores of DParis are today making loud demands for more pay. They say the cost of iiving ha - | tradition papers for the return from | advanced three-fold since 1919. Their surope of George Maxwell, president | main complaint is in the matter of of the American society of composers, [ food, and the government has inter- fauthors and publishers under gra vened by trying to regulate the price indictment on charges of forgery|of bread. The department stores had a lesson not long ago when the | vanced the price of clothing. 1'¥enc tuined over to the au- | women simply did not buy dresses I{1-orities several typewritten letters, el | when prices soared beyond their but one of which were unsigned and | reach. The store proprictors hegan which -were said to have mentioned | to lose money, and thus were com- Maxwell and Mrs. Ryan, pelled to scale down their prices But |it is easier for the people to dispense Schneider Divorce Suit MAY BE "EXERADITED -The state de- sue ex- New York, May 11. Mr. Ryan | with new clothes than with food, so [the violent protest of today against The divorce action brought by Mrs.| prising. 1 L 150 l':li T ].\'T() QUARRY | her husband, bake! a well known fcourt this morning but was crowded | Driver Lost Control of Truck and Plunged to Bottom. | — | New York, May 11.—Plunging 150 CHECK UP NEW BUILDINGS [feet to the hottom of the Kapailo Chairman E. A. McCarthy of the!Manufacturing company marble quar- essors and Thomas Linder|ry east of Crestwood station on the | earlier. ¢ and entering newly construct-|trol of the truck he was driving, Os- | od properies on their cards for assess-|wald Southerland of 17 Washington ment. A considerablc amount of [avenue, Tuckahoe, a chauffeur for building has been done since last year, [the company, met instant death yes- |a major portion of which is repre-|terday. Southerland was backing the truck | to unload some “fill" into a washout | | the ci b \yfn. {UGAR BUSINESS BRISK. {at the top of the quarry. The truck | Dills & 8 : » fa New York, May 11.—A continued |started to back and Southerland tried | Bills & Spencer pfd ... }; on that date. ¥ I zood cxport inquiry for refined sugar to jump, but his foot caught in |I||v\"":""“‘\"r““5 ------ sl et and indication of a better domestic! emergency brake just as the car went|Colt's Arms ...... o 2 /1 : demand, led to increased buying —in/over the edge of the embankment and |Conn L.t & Pow pfd 113 ,‘Ve recom,l“en_d Imme ? the Tocal raw ugar market today.|the driver and truck plunged into Hasle Lock ... G diate deposit with bank |There was an advance of 1 1-6 (‘[‘n'?‘lh" quarry. yl'rl!“ll ‘.ll ng 7 S . on the basis of 61 cents for Cuba's, Seeing the danger from the drop- l}zfjl ’A}} ‘010:05‘ o “‘: for collection in order .| cost and freight or to within 1-4 cent|ping car, a workman in the quarry |[Hfd Elec L 0 63 g of the season's high record price. |shouted to others employed below and ’l‘fll‘l‘";}r-‘rl" ceiieiiey 67 that.prompt credit may | il | they scattered in time to escape. B Montgomery com . . PARLIAME o 4 |3 1= Montgomery pfd ........ be given on due date. . : 3 DIES IN H N BGaw /i i 38 . | New York, May e | ; B IN B Machine Sty Accepted in our Sav- Henry M. Robert, U. 8. A, retired,| New Haven, May 11.—Rev. Ralph { o yiciiie oo " . f . [sho was tamous as the author of | N. Birdsl, superintendent of the city | N, B MAchine pfd ... 45 ings Dept. for immedi- | Rohert’s rules of order, a standard | missio fed of heart failure while | o Y ket . i and Judd ate credit. He was a grad- |work of parllamentary procedure died uate of Drew seminary. |today in a sanitarium at Hornell, T\'v] |Y. " He was 86 years old. i —— CONN. CO. WAGE ISSULE i FRAUDS TOTAL $100,000. | New Haven, May 11.—The stat RBuffalo, May 11, — Bankruptey]board of the trolleymen’s union met frauds totalling more than $100,000|here today to put into shape the rec- ! are charged in connection with the| ommendations of local unions for a arrest here today of Samuel Rutten-| new wage scale effective June 1 with stein, president of the Buffalo Mills|the Connecticut Co. ! | Co., Inc, Willlam Ellerstein, vice- —— | president, and Louis Fligel, shipping! POLICEMAN KIDNAPPED | clerk of the same company. ‘These| Cjeveland, May 11.—Scores of po- | three men and others were named in|jjce were ran Indlcfl:l?n'fl recently returned by &land patrolling country roads outside federal grand jury. | the city today for a trace of Patrol- | [ AR . . Iman Dennis Griffin, who is believed | NEW BRITAIN COUNCIL HIKE |5 pave been overmowered and kid-| The annual hike of New Britain| nupped by a prisoner he was taking 'king east end streets | Abel | Winters date on which the regulation carrying | ule arrangements or other legitimate | Chi Rek I & P. 30% a- | Crowded Off Day’s Docket | the cost of sustenance are not sur-|Texas & Pacific Y 11, 19 WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS {PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Mambers Hartford Stock Exchange welit e tii] - 50 Hartford Elec. Light yesterday, touching 289 %, a new high vecord, California Pet, Houston Ol land Htewart Warner eaeh advanced a point, | Neon—Buying of low priced ralls| road shares was the outstanding fea- ture of the morning trading. High grade rails also advanced gains of 1| to 4 points heing recorded by Pere| | Marquette, 8t, Paul pfd, St Louls| Houthwestern common and prd |from its early high and DuPont ‘ INew low prices for the year were re- | |corded by American cotton oll com- | Imon and pfd. Int'l Harvester and Virginia Carolina Chem, Call money | opened at 4 1.2 per cent, | Whall street, 1:30 p, m.—Specula- | tive favorites apart from Bethlehem ! which dropped to a new low flgure | for the year held fairly well after| noon. The effect of the sustained | buying of rails and vigorous mark-| ing up of Calitornia Pet., Pacific Oll, | Houston OIl and Am'n Can caused | the general list to stiffen appreciably. | Members New York Stock Exchange MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE HARTIORD: Hartford - Conn, Trust Bldg,, Tel, 3-0320 NEW BRITAIN: 23 West Main St., Tel, 18105, We Offer:— AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. STOCK High lLow Closo Am Bt Sug ... 41% 40 40 Am Can ....... 96% 92 92 Am Cr & Fdy..174% 170 170 Am Cot Oil 105 9% 9% . TEXYs DTN LM Am T.oco ......187 134% 184% P i 4 Am Sm & Re (1} 58 ; 3 A Am Sg Rf cm 5 [Am Sum Tob .. Am Tel & Tel.. HARTIORD NEW BRITAIN 10 Central Row New Britain National Bank Bldg. Am Tob Telephone 2580 Telephone 2-4141 ‘,\m \) ool . Members Members | Ana Cop (X} Hartford Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Manager [Ate Tp & 8 IAt Guif & W I, Donald R. Hart, | Baldwin Loco .. Balti & Ohio Beth Steel B Consol Textile an Pacific .. ea, LANDERS COLTS STANLEY SECURITIES STANLEY WORKS Com., STANLEY WORKS Pfd. NORTH & JUDD 1541 Cen Leather ... 321 Ches & Ohio .. 66% i Chi Mil & 8 P. 211 We Do Not Accept Margin Accounts Chlle Copper .. 28 Chino Copper . 247 Consol Gas 62% Corn Prd Ref Crucible Steel JOHN P. KEOGH P Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York L T0% from thelCuba Cane Sugar 15% Int Paper ... 413 41y 4% Kelly Spring Tr 517 %o 49Y 49% 3834 3885 | Kennecott Cop.. 391% . Tehigh Val .... 63% 621 621 h P Mid States Ofl.. 11 10% 10% | Oney on (S a a. Midvale Steel .. 281 27% 27% Mis Pac 15% 14% 14% | N Y Cen ...... 94 NYNHG&H.. 18% | Norf & West ..108 i North Pac 7 | Pure Ol ... tan Am P & T 72 it ikl Payment Plan 108 108 | We lend money at iegal rates of interest on the same basis that a merchant sells you furniture, a piano, or any other necessity—to be paid for on convenient terms on a strictly Penn R R coeos 44% 44% i;@ . R R [ Prerce Arrow .. 11% 11 11% |M business like basis. R | The Beneficial Way is a service of loans on home |RepT @8 5015 furniture or secured notes for those who have no / | Royal D, N Y .. 167 commercial bank credit. Loans up to $300. Sinclair Oil Ref 3014 Phone 1943, South Pacific 0004 K9 | e 8 South Rail 31 82 | el it i (i | Beneficial Loan Society Teras Co i 0t |l ST WEBTMAIN BT New Britain 24 Union Pacific .. 1361 United Fruit .. 170 United Re St .. 76% U S Food Prod . 4% 1" 8 Indus Alco 58 U § Rubber Co 55% U S Steel ..... 101 % U S Steel pfd .. 117% i Utah- Copper 6814 Westinghouse 567 a a e a Gulf States Steel §7 Natoinal Tead . 122 All Victory Bonds (not previously called) are due and payable May 20th and interest ceases Aetna Tife Ins .. Am Hardware Am Hosiery ..... Bige-Hfd Cpt com .. Bills & Spencer com ... 'y H TR e North Peck, Stow & Wilcox .. 32 Russell Mfg . Scovill Mfg . v N E Tel 128 Standard Serew 157 Stanley Works 60 Stanley Works pfd 27 Torrington Co com v &Y Traut and Hine ....... Travelers Ins Co ......545 Union Mfg Co TREASURY REPORT. Balance, 8361,702,5 TOD. U. 8 Tn ¥ asury It costs $130 a week for a staff to beat the carpets and mats in the DBritish Parliament, Council, No. 8, 0. U. A. M. will be|to jail. teld Sunday, if pleasant. The start will be made from the hall at o o'clock daylight saving time. The| party will go to Burlington station by auto and thence on foot to Three|steamer President Buchanan to New- Falls and other spots. Luncheon will| port News for reconditionlng was | be caten in the wilds and the return! made to President ilarding today by | to autos made late in the afier-| the executive council of the Amer- noon. ican Federation of Labor. LABORITES OPPOSED, i Washington, May 11. — Protest against sending the shipping board ——— ILVER WEEK —at e WEDDING RING SHOP 149 Main Street SEE OUR WINDOW