New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 3

HUSTIS FAILS T0 APPROVE OF PLAN Thinks Rallm Consolidation * Idea ls Too Indelinite Washington, May 24 that s Arrang nt tual conselidation” be made between the Neston and Maine rallroad and cither the Canadian Pacifia railway or the Canadan National rallways was plaeed befare the Interstate commeree commission here today at the hear ing on consolidation of the New Eng land raliroads by President James H Hustis of the Roston and Maine Of the proposed “all New England” conselidation plan, President Hustis #aild that in his jndgment the argn nents in ita favor were too indefinite Of the proposed econselidation of the New England roads with a rtunk line Lo said “In my judgment it would he both to the advantage of the Boston and Maine as well as to the territory served by it to be aMiiated with a strong east and west system, What- cier economies in management or operation might result from a New Fngland system would he more than offset by cconomies resulting from an afliation with a trunk line which wonld result in a long haul under one management, At the present time the only system answering that deserip. tion is the New York Central.” Turning to the Canadian suggestion President Hustis sald: "“The Roston and Maine has a sub. stantial interchange with the Cana- dian Paelfic direct and with the Grand ‘'unk (now the Canadian National railways) through the Central Ver- mont, New Englan® traffic is regarded s attractive by hoth of these lines and a high quality of service Is main- tained through these northern gate- ways, which has probably been quite as effective In maintaining 1“a popu- larity of these routes as flave the western differential rates, “The suggestion has been made that one or the other of these lines' might take over the Roston and Maine, Tt is doubtful whether the commission has power under the! statute to recommniend consolidation of America roads with the two large Canadian systems, Moreover, import- ant political considerations would be involved in such an arrangement. But there is nothing to prevent some ar- rangement short of actual consolida- tion satisfactory to those interests and ours and I trust that the findings of he commission in this case will not foreclose ns from entering into such an arrangement. In any event and in any plan which may be adopted, the | importance of these routes not only to New England but to the Boston #nd Maine will of course, he recogniz- vl A suggestion “short of ae CECIL FOR CABINET His Fapoctedd Fatey Into the British Oficial Pamily s Commented | pon By Prosse-loague is an Issne iy The Asseciated Press Londen, May 24.-—NReferring 1o Lord Robert Cepil's expected nry into the eabinet the Daily Telegraph says it is upderstood he will combine his governmental position with rep resentation on the couneil the » of nations ewspaper adds that Premier Raldwin is a sturdy champion of the league Although Lord Rebert Cecil's re ported appointment as ehaneellor of the duchy Lancaster has net heen confiqmed offieially, the meorning Poi nnouncement that he has ae cepted the o seems to he in ae cordance with the probabllities of the situation Mr. Ronar Law did net appeint separate chaneellor for the duehy but the offiee which is frequently given to an experienced parliamentarian whose debating power {8 neaded by the gov ernment was held temporarily during the last ministry by [ ord Salisbury to gether with the presidency of the eounell WRS. WARREN WEDS Former Wife of A, E. ¥, Was Followad to This Country Ry English Girl, Bride of Lientenant, May 24 who several Kansas City Mo, Mary Vantrump Warren Mrs. | months ago helped Miss Nancy Jordan! of England past immigration barviers | with her little son Francis said to be, the child of Mr. Warren, was sceretly married here on March 18 to Lieut.| Thomas E. Whitehead, information made public today. The couple were reportod to be spending their honeymoon in Washington and planning to be at home at Fort Meyer, Va, after June 1 Mrs. Warren declared that her sym- pathy was drawn to the young wom- an by her husband ren, later divoreed, who had told her, she said, that Miss Jordan had aroused his interest while he the A. E. F. Miss Jordan and her gon made their home hera for several weeks with Mrs, Warren, but moved to a separate home HOOPER AGAIN HEADS BOARD Rail Labor Rody Also Re-elects Viee- President Hanger Chicagoe, May 24.-~RBen W, Hooper, former Governor of Tennessee, was according to | Major Frank \\'m-. | was in/! later re-clected yesterday chalrman of the | | railroad lahor board, G. W. W. Hanger wns vice-president. Both are members of the public group. Guaranteed ELECTRIC F LAT $3. ® Barry & IRON 75 19 MAIN STREET —SPARTAN— CORD TIRES AND RED CORD TUBES GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES re-alectod | Bamforth & E. P. SCHMIDT HEADS 0.1 3" Votowans' Corpe et ning A Mate ning i ing failowed mateh at Commander, K. | lieutenant, Wi d lieutenant, H. J sergeant, ¥. O s rgeant Ecrgeant sergeant, Joseph Rarrett Harry tohert W Alhie sixth eorporal mmittes, Cammander | Liewtenant W, I ant Rauwens \l.mn F. H. Joh wold and Naym ship committes Montague, Carporal Joseph Rarrett, ton and Newten & Also house J. Bauwens, | Hodge and Corporal Man Wheo| SPARTAN CORD TIRES from their very inception are huilt to endure the utmost in hardship and severe service. Air bag cured and full oversize, with a beautiful jet black tread and cream-white side walls. 30‘(3 3 Tubes $2.00 2.15 2.40 2.55 2.65 2.75 3.20 3.40 345 3.60 1.00 Reg. Size Cord $ 9.95 3 Over e “ 1195 voie e 18.00 o, 21.00 23.00 23.75 24.40 21.75 28.25 31.00 35.40 35x5 37.00 4.20 37x5 39.50 1.50 Compare these prices with other Standard Makes JUDD & DUNLOP 15 FRANKLIN SQUARE Telephone 1228 New Britain, Conn, 33x5 NEW BRITAIN DAILY Ofiorms AL \n nual Meeting and Supper Tast Eves Arviory P. Sehmidt was ¢ 1 y | Velerans ng he St PN E wy. The f the Comp orps annual w the state supper which was pre i by wrestiing bouts and a bexing A. O offic Fohmidt; first Mont - Hauwens auartermaster | Rack duty | Wil duty | Ruth corporal Miss Your gram am tirst Wesse Merwin Tuttie; f Charles Hodge; s¢ i first Wetmeore; & arporal Lyon; third il, Ray fourth corporal, Bugene fifth corporal, 1.. I, Butler A, 3, Bmith; exeeutive P, Sohmidt Montague, Lisuten t P, 0, Wosse aptain A. H I Prost; mem Lieutenant W, P Corporal Narry Wetmore, Dewey Nor Alvord committes. Froat Marie Rergeer m, « soviet Lie Bergeant itenant Charles Joseph Narrett wins shops In accordance with our high ideal of making this the store for all the people, especially the JU? Caplain A Minstrel Pe_rhormunce By \u\illlr\ to A, 0, H A meeting 7:30 o'elock & minstrel nished by the degree teaw ehorus. entire chorus Miss Carrie the PVitzgerald jorie Conley; Carrie Dorsey and chorus Fitagerald is the interlocutor Arrest of Swiss People Copenhagen, report hy way of Berne says that the and Kievy HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 24, od oity whils Je r| @ " Ment committ rpors H. Grisw J. Bharp and Cory Bauwens, ¢ K Visiting . Bauwens W Corpora SA68, T22.800 IN NEW AOTES A Arcepts That it Hetire Victories Troasury Washington, May 24. - Bubseriptions totaling $668,722.8 b o it gpted by the treasury 1o the issus y 168 floated May 18 te ding Vietory notes, the last May An nee made last night that in ac treasury had of the wipe g oa Judd's hall. At whiel show will he fur . will e o'clock i matured ment was Sha pling this ameunt the Goldseh leclined to receiy amount subseript new notes whieh matur having amounted ¢ will be as almost an ¢ \| 1 tola Dorsey: | Tony and o 487 Sun Bhine For Me Miss 406 Igor; Carelina in the Morning A Helen Lyons; You Got to exchanging the Vieto Mama Bvery Night, Miss RBetty ARETeEAting $2R Out of the Fhadows, Miss The cash gales of the Rio Nights, Miss Mar orefore amounted to Pown in Maryland, Miss Miss Mary Germ to Italy subseriptions m lxl.-/ 1" LELH] Heslin; Roster oi U, T!‘lixrinm of the Wanted for Convention Mayor A, M her Paonessa has mallad a letter to Charles O'Nell) of this city, v formar member of the United States Marine 1 now a student Conneeticut Agrieultural eollege, ask ing that he make an effort 1o m pile a list of the New Rritain marines who served during the World War The list will ba pre 1 on June 6 By Russians Reported May 24 -A Moscow Corps ut Fdw authorities at Petrograd, Mos have arrested several eitizens. A number of Swiss have been wrecked at the first sente we are offering everything in Our Big Store at — Come in and see what the price t(lL{ are saying — Jdune Bride Outlit The Famous Leonard REFRIGERATOR v $14.00 Don't fmge( this is Music Sales Week —with every Player Piano we give FREE ANDREWS & CO. every Talking Machine pu\cham N A. DURING THIS SALE BEDROOM LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM SUITES ONLY ENAMEIL BEDS All gizes $8.75 Belleau Woods, will preside at this first explainiy GERMAN ventor of the t} ing iron Any PETAM Te orny Special Dept, Disensses Narcotios Distribution a, May opium « lay at league vith ni ng the Porter of H. Rrent nent as e Germany worters of faeaine witzerland has no de of marines at the Me New York vania at the nyention at whieh ar mad of thos the servies dant of the 1o prepare assembly, has written g that the s far from aeeurate ave CHang time of their discharge York May 24.~—~Dy iled in secording oy and steel ¢ Sunday efved te SESSION OPENS of Teague of ated Press ] U'nited States a e who served Merle Vet. 8. Marine present since 1 thelr residences INVENTOR DIES Hans | midt, German chemist and in- ermit process of weld. Raden, to a Nations The Afth session mmission opened to. nations headquarters " countries represented whose ire Nepresentative Stephen nsylvania, Right 4 Dr, Rupert Blua Neville of the State xpert one of the legate 100 LAMPS—Floor and Piano—heautiful colors Rev with depart. largest ex. Is represented hut present 'E. BRIDE, Jimmie Jingle Says: We're asking you to make one trial You're sure to say our bread's worth while, —=New-Maid Bread Ask your grocer as low as $15.00 MATTRESS, Cotton only $14 00 PER CENT Variety of COUCH HAMMOCKS $9.50 and up 10 Rolls, 132 MAIN ST. The Big Furniture Store Bench, \\o // and a Piano Lamp TEL. 72 also a PIAZZA CHAIRS $3 .50 and up 50 CARRIAGES to select from $19.50 and up FREE souvenier with