New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 2

S— | “—'lThe New Automobile BLUE BOOK is BIGGER BETTER CHEAPER Get Yours Now! Dickinson Drug Co. Stationery Dept, 169-171 MAIN ST. No matter where you wear your KNOX Straw Hat, it will give you the satisfaction of knowing .that there is no better hat izamong those present. Enox Sennits $5 Panamas, Leghorns, Bangkoks, Splits, Fancy Braids ORSFALLS 93-99 Xdsylum Strect Hartford. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” o City items 3 4 L1 v Past Grands Martin Anderson, Bur- ton Belden, Fred Bretschnelder and R. B. Crocker are representing Lex- ington lodge at the session of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut, I, O. O. ¥, in South Manchester today. Radio sets and supplies at Morans. —advt. Mr., and Mra. W. C. Manee and daughter, Miss Grace Manee of West Main street, Mir, and Mrs, G. P. Manee of Jerome street and Miss Abble Pur- ple of Moodus, motored to New York and New Jersey for the week-end. Open alleys at the Casino tonight —advt. A masquerade dance will be given by Liam Mellows ocouncil, A. A. R. I R., in Judd’s hall tomorrow evening. An entertalnment consisting: of Irish dancing and singing will be one of the $10.00 worth of milk tickets will be given to the boy or girl who will suggest the best name for our new, modern dairy, lo- cated at 251 FAIRVIEW 8T, Only Pasteurized Milk Used Bend Your Suc?zeatlon To “Deiry” at the Above Address [ S K] High Grade Repairing and Remodeling HUDSON FUR SHOP 13 Franklin Sq. — Tel. 770 DRI R Tglr + - o e A TR NGRS D SILVER WEEK - Ol WEDDING RING SHOP 149 Main Street SEE OUR WIN | resided ever since. | JAMES SHEPARD IS | AT 83TH MILESTONE feot Autbority and Naturalst Quietly Ohsqu Apnlvemry pard New P one of the oldest residents of Britain quietly celebrating his S5th birthday anniversary at his home at 139 Lake street, where he has lived ever sinee he came 1o this elty Mp, Shepard was born in Plants. ville of poor parents and grew up as soor boy, He was desirous of se. & an edueation, and with the ald his parents succeeded In gradu- ating from the Lewis Aecademy in Southington. Later he went to work at the Stowe faetory in that town, where he remained for 12 years be- fere going to Hristol where he worked in several factories In 1864 he entered the patent so- tielting business in Hristol, also opens ing a branch office in New Hritain His partner in the business was C, B Mitchell and the office in this eity was located on Main street, He mar. ried Cecella Adelaide Curtis of Nris. tol, and one daughter, Cecelia Antol- nette Shepard was born of the mar- ringe, She died in 1907, and her par- ents gave the organ in Bt, Mark's new Episcopal chureh in her memory, When Mr, and Mre. Bhepard moved to New Tritain they made their home at 139 Lake street, where they have| Today Mr, Shep-| ard talkes a great Interest in nature! and his yard reflects this fact. There are flowers, trees and plants, ete, which he cares for with tenderness, In adadition, Mr, Sheperd {s known | as a poet and writer, many of his ar- | ticles appoaring in the “Herald" from time to time, Bome of his latest writings to have besn published by this paper is a series on the history oi old wills. MRS. THOMPSON T0 SPEAK Missionary to Tndia Who Pleasad Lo- cal Women in Address Imst Winter Appears Here Again Tomorrow: James 8k 18 today Mrs. G. W. Thompson, a Methodist missionary in India, who made a fa- vorable impression when she ad- dressed the Woman's Foreign Mission- ary society of Trinity M. E. church at a luncheon last winter, will speak at the regular prayer meeting tomorrow evening. The meeting will be open to the publie. Mrs. Thompson is located at La- hore, India, and is the wife of the district superintendent in that section. She will exhibit many interesting curios and will wear a native Hindoo costume. Wants Juryman Cited ‘On Contempt Charges New York, May 16.—FEugene F. Mc- Gee, counsel for Edward Fuller, de- funct broker, today served Dlstrlctl‘ Attorney Banton with an application for an order to show cause why Howard 8. Diedelman, juror, who charged he had been offered a $1,- 000 bribe in Fuller's third trial on a charge of bucketing orders should not be cited for contempt of court. REPORT ON SCHOOL SURVEY A complete report of the school survey committee will be ready next| week, Chairman Gearge A. Quigley eald this morning, and Mayor A, M. Paonessa will be asked to ocall the city meeting board in session to act on the recommendations, The meet- ing will probably be held May 25, NEWMARKET STAKES. Newmarket, May 16.—The New- market stakes for three-year-old coits and fillles run across the flats at one and one-quarter miles, was won to- day by Lord Penrhyn's top Gallant by Bwynford, out of Gallant which started the favorite at 60 to 4 against, Teresina finished second and 12 Pointer came in third, seven horse ran, | Btop worrying about your cakes and ples. Use Baker's Flavoring Ex- tracts and be confident. You can get them at your grocer's—advt. | lace. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1028, 04,006,422,800 RATS WILL NEVER SEE THE LIGHT “Pled Pipar” of Buffalo Estimates Tle Has Froventod Birth of Vast Aoy of Rodeats in New Rritain Alone H, 7. Pitts of Buffale, whe came to town last week 1o wage War on rats, estimates that he has already disposed of 300 st the least. He has visite) nearly 100 business men and reporis that they ceeperate with him willing- ly. Mv, Pitts has the endorsement of the board of health and the ehamber of commeree As It is estimated that one pair of | rats will be the ancestors in three years of 350,700,482 other rats, and! Mr, Pitt has rendered 300 hors de| combat, he estimates that he has pres | vented the birth of 68,056,422,800 rats in New Britain alons, The amount of property saved from destruction reaches helghts which make one dlzay to contemplate. WILLIAMS-McCARTHY Recomes MeCarthy { Agnes Mary | ard Wright | Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION o~ . luwu Hot water Sure Rellef Pachkages Everywhers ST, MARK'S CHURCH, The Daughters of the King of St, Mark's church entertained the ehoir boys on Monday evening. A substan. tial lunch was served, and outdoor games under the direction of Charles Vibberts were enjoyed. The chelr bovs present were Cecil Cochn Walter Coldwell, Altred Dixon, old Freeman, George nee, Willlam | Hepworth, Ira Hicks, Lester Hume, Iverson, Carlisle Kingsbury, John Purney, Earl Rice, Charles Richmond, Frank Searle, Willlam Fleath, Clinton Smith, Harlow S8mith, David SBmyth, Russell Schwab, Willle Westerman, Bernard Woslius, Rich- Also the rector, Rev, Louls Brido of Lestor Benedict WIIAMA | 5.0 01 Sutelite; the organist, M. G. at St, John's Church. A pretty May wedding took place at 8 o'clock this morning at the Church of Bt. John the Evangelist, when Ag- | nes Mary McCarthy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Charles M, McCarthy of 33 Connecticut Avenue became tha bride of Lester Denedict Willlams, son of Mre, Bridget Willlams of 163 Clark street, The bride was attended by Miss Anna Marle Godvin of Hartford | as bridesmald, and Lawrence Francls Willlams, brother of the groom, was best man. Rev. Thomas J. Laden, the pastor, officiated, The bride wore a gown of Harding blus crepe trimmed with Spanish She carried a corsage bouquet of sweet peas. The bridesmald was attired in Harding blue crepe trim. med with crystal beads. She also carried sweet peas, Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party left for Hartford, where a wedding breakfast was served at the Hotel Bond. A large number of guests were present from New Haven, Hartford, Waterbury and this city. Upon thelr return from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Willlams will re- side in this city. GIVES VEILED THREAT Won't Go Without Answer. By The Associated Press, Moscow, May 16.—The third inter- nationale has issued a general appeal to the workmsn of the world in con- nection with the assassination of M. Vorovosky, the soviet representative at Lausanne in which it says: ““This bloody challenge must not be lett unanswered by you." The appeal advises stronger organi- zation’ of the struggle to bring about revolutionary success east and west. It holds Lord Curzon, the British for- eign secretary, responsible as the chief inspiration of the entente effort at Lausanne to prevent a Russo-Turkish rapprochement and adds with refer- ence to the recent British note: “Curzon demands that we shall not support the movement for liberty in India and Eg¥pt but such propaganda- by-action as the shooting of Vorove- sky has done more for the East than it would be possible for the third in- ternationale to do.” REPORTS DISAPPOINTING. No Indications That Captives Held By Chinese Are to Be Released Soon. By The Assoclated Press. Tien Tein, May 16.—Reports from Lincheng yesterday sald that opti- mism pointing to the immediate re- leago of the foreign captives held by Chinese bandits was based on mis- placed negotiations lasting three days, ond that a settlement was no nearer than at the start The delay was sald to have been duc largely to the fact that the bri- gands who seized the express train near Buchow were not acting inde- pendently but were members of an extensive organization which must be oconsultad. 4 Other factors may have entered into the situation but it is evident that the attitude of the bandits has stif- g tened. i Talcum Powder apeals irresistibly to wom- § en who like a single floral § odor, and prefer the rose. The reason is that every f can of GEORGIA ROSE ¥ contains a gen- erous quantity M of real attar of rose — giving the tale & won- derful rosy fra- § grance, like the @ flower itself. 1t you have not tvied this most popular of aill rose-sconted tales, we would like to show you how true to Nature such a {a.cum eass be when pre- pared by America’s Master Per. fumer, Beautiiul, deco d een, with the convenient k-tite” ecap. Price, 25 cents Clark & Brainerd’s Drug Store 181 MAIN 8T. I = TOM MIX {1 266; Btanley Quarter park, § | administration, 97,186; park develop- i | ment and purchase fund, $78,600.75. “ Park Commission Has $46,462 in the Treasury A financial statement has been flled by the park commission, showing that at the end of the fiscal year that board had a balance on hand of $46,462.83, The various items of income were: Walnut Eill park, $16,287.32; Willow Brook park, $1,126; small parks, $2,- $1,350; Total, $106,796.76. (These items in- clude city appropriations). The expenditures were: Walnut Hill | park, $13,287.63; Stanley Quarter park, $1,038.21; Willow Brook park, $1,150.03; emall parks, $2,618.70; park purchase and development fund, $34,032.38; Stanley Quarter park, $1,- 426; administration, $5,424.35; total, $60,332.25. Complaint Against Milk Company Is Dismissed Washington, May 10.—The rederal trade commission announced today that {t had Adlsmissed without preju- dice its complaint against the Helve- tia Milk Condensing Co., Highland, 111 and come 46 other condensed milk manufacturers as intervening respond- ents, The complain alleged that thn proctice of these complaints In guar- anteeing against price declines was an Humphreys, and Charles Vibberts, !_ca unfalr method of competition. i Master Horse “TONY” in I can.. T special price Assisted by the €é | BODIES ARE EXHUMED Autopsy (0 Be Feld to Ascertain If My, and Mrs, Oveighton Died of Newark, May 16.~The bodies of |Mr. and Mrs. Walter Creighton sus. |pected of having died of pelsening were today exhumed for an autopsy Mr, and Mrs. John Creighton, sen and daughter-in-law, are in jall on an |indietment charging murder by pols. oning of Mrs, Creighton's 18 year old brother, Charies R, Avery, After the death of Avery an anony» |mous letter Intimating that Mr, and Mrs. Walter Crelghton died by pols- oning two years ago was recelved by the authorities who took the action to {exhume the bodi " (Man Is Arrested, Held On Counterfeiting Count Chicago, May 16,—Dr, Felix Rivkin, & dentist and artist of New York and Chicago, was arrested today |stepped from & train at the Union slation and 100 or more engraved plates for counterfeiting United Btates currency of varlious denominations were selzed according to federal au- thorities, will be sold all this weekby - merchants at this bargain price: New Britain at the gular price /c Ic at a 2 cans at 8c Take Advantage of this Exceptional Offer Thousands of housewives throughout the United States have proved to their own satisfaction the unusual advantages to be gained by using this double action cleanser, and now use it regularly. OIL TANKS MENACED Fire i Dump Hole Near 500 Basvels of Petroloum At San Pedro—Fires men Control Flames, San Pedyo, May 16 Pire in & dump hole containing 500 barrels of oil on the General Petroleum Tank farm here early today menaced one of the large tanks and resulted in re- ports belng made by the San Pedro police station that an 85,000 tank had exploded, The fire was near the Fort MeAr- thur fortifications but firemen de- clared it to be under control, l‘Ol'l;MRl'l'Y CONTEST, l Ten young women have been onnl" ed in the pepularity econtest h--‘e‘ conducted with the ecarnival of the church of 8t, John the Evangellst/ which is to be held on June 19, 20 and 21, They are Marle Cullihan, 108 votes; Helen Eagan, 132 votes; | Helen Bonkowki, 65 votes! Florence ! 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