New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1923, Page 2

L We Have Just Received A New Sample Book of WEDDING This Should Be of Interest INVITATIONS and ANNOUNCEMENTS To the Prospective June Bride —The— Dickinson Drug Co. Stationery Dept, 169-171 MAIN ST, The Greatest Values ever offered to men Clothcraft Serge Suits Blue—Gray—Brown $27 % HORSFALLS 93-99 Joseph J. derwent an operation at St hospital, this Vi Professor York hom “Swingin’ fox lum Street Hartford. “It Pays To Buy Our Kind” CITY ITEMS who recently un- Franels’ to Benr Hartford, has returned city. EW YORK'S MARKET SYSTEM CONDEMNED Public Itsell Responsible for the! High Prices rk, June 4.—A fin pals ne-bigsmarket habit ape New York. fruit and Ing eport prepared Hadden for the depart. ture and the pert of New ¥ ate apd the ¢ the prinelp €rs pay tables t the reasens why h mere for pr 80 mu gets for thew by Walter § L of agrien York autherity st me New In the fi ace, it requ the stuff ingers of and a step in distributior nsumer imped in Cen A NArrow stretch ex. few blocks along the erfront of Manhattan s grown up, Mr heeause all the j¢ ist seeing ruit and vegeta. '8 Tvals' prices, Thus attempts nce of the cen. 141 each year the of it, as t rail earls satisfy ad the 1y's pers ¢ first from head t tral Market, tending for West Bide This custom Hadden explains, bers of the city i the new ved and compar buy on al bles, befor to break the 4 tral market have { Then the prob wi em of diversity arises few years ago, the report indic s, the pub appetite aceept ed 1ts produce in bulk-—oranges for brenkfast, always, or perhaps apples, and a few potatoes, onlons and other common vegetables throughout the week, Must Have Special Deliveries, Now the average housewife must have California grapefruit for her breakfast table one day, Florida grape fruit the next, Oregon apples the fourth, Michigan pea the next, continuing with fruits of vary- ing clime, Going through the day ot meals she will require celery, com- mon lettuce, iceberg lettuce, spinach, escarole, romaines, etc., without end Thus the shipper, the Jobber, the wholesaler, the retailer and, perhaps the corner-store-grocery are con- fronted with the necessity of distribut- ing an infinite numbor of part-car lots, part truck shipments, part crates and split packages. With each trans- fer the element of perishability in- creases and the cost per unit to the ultimate consumer goes up, says Mr. Hadden, A ship from the gulf or a ferry of carloads from a New Jersey terminal lands at Manhattan in the evening. | All night stevedores unload it and ar- range it for display in the central | market. | Space is go limited that many com- | panies keep motor and horse trucks |in line for hours, to get early loads| | when the market opens at 5:30 a figures. ctrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans | —advt. J. spent the Leo Foley of city week-end e here, Down the Lane,” special trot record. C. L. Plerce & Co.— advt. R mee licat French Hat Shoppe, £t., Edward | nigh eral nation. at t H. Schenck is attending a n Baptist pub jand, Ohio. 87 West Main millinery. advt for several years t clerk at the New Britain Gen- hospital, h tendered his resig- He will fill a similar position tford ev. G. ting of the Ger fon board at Clev Exclusive Prof. Bldg. Hicke: hospital. he } “I Love Me,” Billy Murray, Morans'. —advt, The the cipir EOn Matulis been I notified that nk Prin- Arvid O) Albert ha police have been operator's licenses of I no of 424 Middle street, of 28 Church street and of Seymour street, suspe ine \yv'm C. L. Records. Pierce & Co.—ac Ynhh Ry of port son, ing have whicl afternoc Mrs b eoun » North street csterday that hi mis is thought the carniy ed to the § Willigm rom home years old, was He to away ere las Tent played Moore iters of vill hol - meeting venin supper wil Da Maple home o J ) ) street Morar Hi hold irsday Jarney Google vt DR. BENI. L. PROTASS DR. HARRY PROTASS DENTISTS 252 MAIN ST. (Over Globe Clothing Co.) m.| Between ship or car and truck is op- erated a motor shuttle service, to save | room and prevent thievery. This costs| $20 a car for unloading, Mr. Haddam Shuttle Ford Trucks The shuttle loads the waiting trucks, which haul the produce to five out- lying Jjobbers’ markets. Lhe cost is $35 u car in Manhattan; &" in Har- lem. The wholesaler makes his pur- chases at the jobbers and hauls them uway with his own trucks. Cost, about $25 a car. Then he delivers' to the retailer, adding another $25 a| car to the ultimate cost of the fruit and vegetables, The retaifler, if he delivers to his| customers adds the cost to his bill. “Nothing is more certain in regard to the handling of fruits and vege- |tables at New York city than that the terminal facilities now provided are rapidly hecoming utterly inadequate,” is Mr, Hadden's conclusion. Tt is this problem of terminals and the rapid distribution of food that the Port of New York authority, alded by the department of agriculture, has set out to solve. STOECKEL T(' SPEAK HERE Robbins B. Stoeckel, state commls-[ sioner of motor vehicles, will speak at the regular meeting of the New Britain Lions' club at the Elks' club tomorrow at 12:15 o'clock. Edward Avis, bird mimic, will provide the en- tertainment, PLUMBING REPORT FOR MAY Plumbing Inspector P, J. Tormay has filed his report for the month of May showing a total of 163 inspections made, Dermits were issued for 213 plumbing jobs and the inspector found vight defects, a!l of which were cor rected, HEALTH POST IS OPEN. applications have been received of superintend will be va- br. 1 Lee me the in Paterson, chairman of this morn- No as yet for the health cant on June 15 eaves the city of health superintendent N. J, I Henry T. Bray, the board of health, said position which her eft P duties to as =: 0SE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH ! Cream in Nostrils To Applv Open Up Air Passages. ettty K ! el I S Ah! What f! Your clogged nos trils open right up, the air passages of and can ore hawking, discharge, hy Ul no struggling 10 your cold or uvmh clea you No head are breathe freely uffling, mucous daryr at night, your pes stay stuffed up! Get a sma ¢ Ely's Cream Balm from your Apply a lttle of this rate through every nead med instar st Pon't #oothe mucd you t relief sufferer plendi ing m wh. ry has heen ! Cream T catarrh It 18t THURS. FRIL SAT. | ? | 'eursion to | play "tered Octobe NEW BRITAIN DA BOY OSTRACIZED, 1§ T0 FIGHT IN COURT Objects to Exclusion at School for Having Flask New York, dune 4§.-—Social ostrac- ism so far as school functions are concerned {8 the punishment ordered by the school board of Westwood, J.. for Aubrey Green, a High school youth who is accused of having cai- ried a hip flask at the junior prom on May 12. Young Green is not going to accept his banishment from school dances and such without a struggle. His father, Bertrand 8. Green, has en gaged Patrick Henry Maley, a Hack- ensack lawyer, to fight for his boy's liberties. When the school board meets tonight Maley will offer a double plea for the boy. First, he will deny that Green Is a flask “toter.”” Second, he will urge that when the school board act- led on May 21 it gave no opportunity to Green or to his father to offer a defense or a denial, or to make statement of any sort. Maley charac- terizes the action of the board as highly improper, and he will that such a stigma should uot placed upon a youth unless there incontrovertible proof of his guilt Both Green and his father deny that the boy took liquor to the dance. The school board’s action was prompted by a report of a special committee which investigated the complaint. Those on the committee were C. C. Cornell, chairman; R. W, Caswell and Miss Daisy Pate, CITY ITEMS. Mrs. G. H. Knapp, who was oper- ated upon two weeks ago at the New Britain general hospital by Dr. P. FFox, returned to her home yesterda: Y. M. T. A. B. Bullding Fund New York Saturd 16 by rail. Tickets $4.50, on sale C. Pierce & Co.—advt, The New Britain Gas company team defeated Meriden Saturday af- ternoon by an overwhelming score. We have reduced dur prices on all Silk 8hade, Bridge and Floor Lamps. Barry & Bamforth, Sonoras, Kdisons. C. L. Pierce —advt. The Grotto and Jr., O. U. A. M. cribbage this evening at Jr. U. A. M. hall at § o'clock Victor Special, , We Have No Bananag,” at Henry Morans'. dvt. Nathan Rosen of this city has been discharged from the Meriden hospital where he has been recovering from injuries sustained in an automobile accident, The Columbias will practice tonight at 7:30 at the "Acid Beds,” located on East Main street. Victrolas, Pianos. C. advt “That Wicked Tango' Special. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Miss nardine Cronin ed to her home in Cromwell after spending a week with her sister, Mrs ‘harles Price, of 151 Washington gtreot “ be is June I & Co. will 0. I.. Pierce & Co C. has return [ “Rosalie”—Fox trot dlerce & Co.—advt, Michael Juckus sold today through the Camp Re a farm in I"landers district, con ing of Adela iheit St. Mary's night ground Members the fire have been presented with 36 boxe candy by the proprietors of the tory Lunch on Church street in ognition of the work done at a fire in the restaurant last month Alexandra lodge, No George, will ho 58 meeting W 7:30 in Vega ha ning the members will be at the home of Mrs. Emil ? 361 Arch street, Boston and Maine Gets More Time, Court Orders New York, June 4.--Federal Judge or today granted the application the trustces holding capital stock f the Boston Maine railroad for extension of time for the The application was the government's f the New York Hartford system en 1914 record. te C'o., Southington, 88 acres, to Mrs, will to- St practice Mary's play- team at 7:30 at of department of Vie- rec- day Thursday « entertained Leupold hese securities modification decree and dissolution o New Haven THE GREATEST JUVENILE ACT IN VAUDEVILLE “BROADWAY KIDDIE KABARET” BROUGHT 10 YoU IN A COMEDY SINGING AND DANCING REVUE ch argue | w. | | islature 19 Main St.—advt. | ;(nr« present were Doty ILY HERALD, MONDAY, ALL COAL MUST BE INBY SEPTEMBER No Likelihood of Lower Prices Is Seen ngte, Jups whether 1 were {.—Consumers industrial eor LA today istributer F. perative that stored Was? of coal domest} the Federa! Fu Wadleigh, that winter stocks sh Beptember at the F At the same time he sald no recom mendation the United Staes ecoal eom slor ikely to ke will affect €8 prior 10 COREress eonvening 1 te the coal In & bins therefore is not hope that some hass prices, Aside from trou in the wi there is apprenhension that t unable to cope witl transports ustified by the for a decrease | the fear of industry siderable reliroads will be a heavy demand for coal tion In the fall months. Regarding possible reduction in price of coal Lhe tributor said Reports have been received which Indic that many consumers &r delaying their purchases of coal in the belief that the work of the United Ntates coal commission will result in v reduction of While structive recommendations based on an immense collection of data will un doubtedly be made in the report of the commission, it is pointed out that no legislative action can be taken un- til congress meets in December “It is difficult to see how the con- sumer with ordinary precaution can avoid following the advice given that his wintar supply of coal whether for domestic industrial use be pur- sed and stored during the summer months.” The department of commerce, the Chamber of Commerce and the Asso- clation of Rallway Executives have already sounded the federal fuel distributor issued today. AMERICANS ENTERED coa uat r th prices con or Dozen From S, Are Scheduled to Take Part in British Open Cham- plonship at Troon. By London, Jun are among the the British open \ampionship at Troon, Scotland, in which the quali- | fying rounds next Monday and Tues- | day will eliminate all but 80 of the entrants. The competitors include 188 professionals and amateurs. The list last year totalled Americans are Walter Hagen, Genc larnes, Charles Hoffner, Johnny Far- Tommy D. Armour, George Aut- bach, J. Thompson, McDonald Bmith, I W, Clark, Leo Diegel and Harry Brown. | Roger Wethered, champion and Cyril champion are the only amateurs entered by professional of note in kEngland and |Scotland will compete. The more | prominent of these are George Dun- |can, Abe Mitchell, J. H. Taylor, Ted | | Ray, Harry Vardon, Alex (Sandy) Herd and James Braid. ve Americans entered for 237, British amateur Tolley, former high ranking almost every [Senate Has firief Time In Session This Morning | Hartford, June 4.—The brief for- mality of 4 house session of the leg- today was presided over by Speaker Nickerson. Senate Chaplain | Camphell invoked the blessing, Clerk Lieo J. Noonan was on hand and there were about 20 members in attendance. he senate was called to order by -Governor Bingham. The of the first, Dignam, Covert, Child and udd. When the senate reconvened, on mo- tion of Senator Doty, it adjourned to Tuesday at 10:15 Secreta;‘;\'f’\\'eek Back At Desk in Washington; 4.—Secretary | Washington, June Wee returned today to his desk at the war department after an absence several weeks on the {inspection that carried him from New York Rico, Panama and up the to San IFrancisco. Mem- congressional party ac- him on the train con- to Alaska or to Hawali Weeks came home by topping at Salt Lake, Omaha ort Leavenworth to look army stations at those places. NO DIV lDllNll I)I,L'L.\RL'D New York, 4.—The finance committee of the International* cantile Marine corp. has decided to recommend to the directors at an ear- Iy meeting the passing of dividends on ite preferred stock, owing to the pres- ent “abnormally bad™ business condi- tions, I’ A. & Franklin, chairman of the board, announced today annual meeting of stockhoide For Swoilen Joints| of tour Porto | west bers of the companying tinued either bt p coust tary and the June remedies fail but Joint-Ease whether shouider, rheumatic | s for joint troubles only, ankle, knee, hip, elbow, r or spine—whether not It limbers up stiff, inflamed, pain- creaky joints so quickly you'll be nished rubbing and away gkin and flesh ru:h bone and lvzamrm- succeeds. Ask any vo seconds’ through the down to iruggist, warning that the | The | Sarazen, Jim | sena- | over Mer- | JUNE 4, 1023, (HENRY 7. BURR SPEAKER AT H. §. COMMENCEMENT Address »chool sohool Commiticeman To Graduates—laonmees Auditorium On June 14, Henry 7. Burr, recently elected to the school commitiee, will be the commencement day speaker at the graduation exercises of the BSenior High schoel, whieh are to be held the [ iditerium June HENRY T, BUER - Bchool Committeeman Burr will also present the diplomas, | Mr. Burr was for a number of years | principal of the State Normal school | at Willimantie and his discourses on matters pertaining to education have proved interesting. He is connected | with the Landers, Frary & Clark| plant in this city, | Because of cuts in the appropriation | to the school hoard this year, it was | decided not to hire a theater or have | a pald speaker at graduation exercises, | Underwood Stock Issue Is Put on Market Today New York, June 4.—Public offer- ing was made today of a block of new Underwood Typewriter Co. stock | at $45 a share. This 18 the new | common, issuance of which stock- | | holders will be asked to authorize on June 12, at $25 par with four of the | | new shares to be issued for one of | | the present $100 par value, together with an additional $1,000,000 par of | common stock. The old stock Wi | quoted tod'\y around $182 a share. ;Higgenbotham Goes on Trial for Murder Today | Lake City, ¥la., June 4.—Thomas W. Higginbotham, convict whipping boss, went on trial here today on a | charge of first degree murder in | connection with the death of Martin | Tabert, of North Dakota, who died, the state charges, as & resuit of a flogging administered by Higgin- botham at the Putnam Lumber Co. at Clara. The defense contends Ta- bert died of natural causes. It was expected hearing of testimony from ‘npproxlmately 80 witnesses sum- moned by the state and defense | 1 would be reached tomorrow. ‘Civil War in Honduras | In Near Future Likely New Orleans, June 4.—Reports of ‘nn impending civil war in Honduras | were glven impetus by the arrival [ here today from the Central American republic of several women and chil- \drn who had been sent to the New | Orleans for safety by their husbandn and fathers. STEEL REPORT OUTLLOK New York, June 4.—The monthly tonnage report of the 8. Bteel cor: [ poration which will be published Sat- urday is generally expected to show |a small decrease in unfilled orders. ——————— MAKE EXCELLENT Graduation | and | Wedding Gifts | | 'AXELROD - —FIRST [YOU WILL | DO BETTER Axelrod's Pharmacy Park St Cor. Meadow m" or the ashe of chnldli od use Sl .o""..“u"' - :::: -\ddv uu-::‘h .'*-“‘ u-a"“fi-u.uuu"‘-w Den't o the me confirmation service to he held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, lu)n(hl time, when Bishep A, C, Reson of Middletown will econfirm & class of wix The choir from 8, Mark's chureh in New Britain, under the leadership of the organist, Mr, Humphreys, will render the musie Miss Florence Rich of Middletown spent Bunday at her home in this place. Mr, and Olof Renson entere tained relatives from Kensington at their bome on Wilcox avenue SBunday. The East Herlln Library assoclation will ‘meet in the Ilbrery room next Monday evening, June 11, at & p, m, The committee in charge of the mems« bership drive will make their reports Edward Porter of Hartford, has heen the guest of his father, Henry rorter, of this place, ARMED RUM RUNNER | ATNEW BEDFORD? ; Mysterions Vessel Well Equipped, Reported Seen There Vineyard Haven, June 4—A stack of guns and a mark which might have been made by & collision were sean on & veasel which put into New lledford a short time after the mys- terious sinking of the rum-runner John Dwight on April 6, Dist, Atty Stanley P. Hall of Taunton announced Iast night. Mr, Hall sald that le would go immediately to New Bed ford to make an investigation, «-' claring that the clue might ba of importance in connection with the efforts being made to solve the myl-‘ tery of the sinking of the John Dwight with the loss of eight known | lives, | Junk Dealer Sces Guns Dist. Atty. Hall, who 1s here in| connection with the settlement of u-\ | counts with the men who examined | the sunken hull of the John Dwig! ’ for the state, sald that when the| armed vessel put in at New Bed!ord‘ a junk dealer boarded her and was| summarily put off, | | ¢ 'r WATCH FOR E M East Berlin Items Mr. and Mrs, Dellis Lord and| |daughter, Barbara, of Meriden, spen! the week-end as the guests of rela- tives on Wilcox avenue. The ladles of St. Gabriel's church | will meet at the church \\':dnrsdnw to clean and get it In readiness for! P T A T 1 | o N” & — THE — SPRING & BUCKLEY ELECTRIC CO. 75-77-79-81 Church St. Buy Your ELECTRIC FAN now and be Comfortable all Summer SPECIALS AT YOUR MARKET TUESDAY (SPECIAL THIS WEEK) MOHICAN BAKED— SNOW FLAKE ROLLS ........ Doz. 12¢c MOHICAN BAKED BREAD ... PR TT R .. LB, B8c NEW MEATY Prunes 4.5 25¢ FANCY Strawberries 2 paikens 256 FRESH NATIVE Spinach OUR FAMOUS— DINNER BLEND COFFEE .......LB. 25¢ ootoro mEs . 40C | MK . 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