New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 13

Schwarm Sent to Jail For Tfiirty Days on Conviction For Perjury Alice Schenck Sent to State | Farm But Sentence Is Suspended by Judge Banks, Hareld G. Sehwarm, arraigned be. fore Judge Panks in the superior court at Hartford this afternoon on a eharge of perfury, was sent q 10 serve 30 days in jall, Through attorney, Saul P, Waskowitz, he en tered a plea of nole centendere to the charge when arraigned yesterday Jfternoon Schwarm was arrested by the New Britain pelice several months ago following his appearance in New York and several other cities as Prince Louls Henrl de Chateroux de B ny de Bourben of France and other fietitious names, He 18 alleged to have been married to two other women besides his present wife, Alice Schencli's Case, Alico, Bchenck, New DBritain girl athlete, accused of taking several automobiles without the permission of the owner, was sentenced to the state farm for women but judgment was suspended, Froeba sent to Jail George Froeba, arralgned on a charge of violating the liguor law, was fined $225 and sentenced to serve 10 deys in jall, Nellle Szskowekl, viola- tor of the liquor law was given a €0 day iail) sentence and Nicolo Mancini, arraigned on a bigamy charge, was sentenced to 6 months in jail, Jall For Skorpulskus John Skorpulskus, a liguor law violator, was fined $200 and sentenced te 20 days in jail. John C. Nimero, violator of the liguor law in Berlin, was fined $100 and sentenced to three months in jall, Governor Will N ol ’ugn Stream Pollution Bill (Bpecial to The Herald), Hartford, June 6.--A representative of the "Herald"” was assured this aft- ernoon by Governor Templeton that he would not sign the stream pollii- tion bill which has passed the house and the senate. This makes the stand- ing the samé now as it has been in the past. ITALIAN WOMEN ELECT Mrs. Anna Gennette was president of the Italian Ladies’ Aid eaciety at a meeting held Monday eve ning at 8t Joseph's hall. Miss Mar Veéroni was chosen secretary, Mrs, Urzélla, assistant secretary and ) Mary Nes Plans for rew Italian chu discussed and supecriptiens to the buildin 1 of the church amounted to Mike Paretta d Anthony Naple fared to construct a ot menrt as a part of their donation, were con base elected | YALE MEN DISCUSS ENGINEERS CAMP 8, F., Ferguson Tells Graduates of “Oatdoor Labo: A large gro {stened today at lunche Nritain elub to the y an tah’ atory' op Bumn gineering studenta on th tract acquived by th at East Lym« Conn,, as de airina ae tru purpose London ¥, Ferguson, ¢ Lyme fum Walter 8, Hart pr duced Mr, Ferguson, returned from a Middia West, pr to Yale men throughou Mr. ¥ funds obtal oratory” were to be permanent bulldings trip ent simple type to accommodate some 80 per cent of t fleld Eel schoo! st are required to do a mont} their 4 He inelu classifieation, work In order to obtain and similar purposes the “engineering’ who were atindyl and kindred subjeots growth of the this time w cessity tion of permanent plot so peculiarly quired rk Mr. Ferg that the Haven of ralsing fitted son stressed doing of this 1 1A at vear, as at present s the falr to students n he cited many show the abeolute results. Whila 4n no way burden of stitution under shoulders other th that university, Mr plain that, e with esta Yale cia practica lishm institutions dn t of benefit ergueon Yale 1 at the New lans “outdvor r Camp for Yale en- used In and o year-01d {dea up to en there comes the ne funds for the bulidin, n for th he of such for nt the this purpose would he of had tory” Plans graduates or the es» labor- acre tees for that New fmith East near country. that the stdoor lat ecting the most the stu- v in dens. sum those try ned the evee this the re the point work in New college 18 not . and experts to suceessful an | ot Yes Mot H slight at A at a abaut son dvt Wand the Cap tamily er ek an Haile e at ugh and H Vietrolas, advt ported t alth la. realth “That erve Mr slc day June Vietor & Pierce yth 1 chureh The following A 5. AURL My arle at cace iepartment, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1023, CITY ITEMS, We Have Ne . C L)} yele F eonfiped to tack of the report ek thi had not been 1 [ ieeman Fox advt Willlam me with & Banapas & Ceo s h grip Lane,” speeial Pieree & Co i 1o the pme s morning that home all night Patriek Meehan found the lad asleep in the baekvard the 8o sold Esta Potz Real house en Ellis street to Fre Kowalske i Emma v seld her 251 West the Camp ¥ e Planos, C ! seanle of seap) or diphtyer! o th state st woek by t 1a shows, Wieked Tango" Epeclal r Luneheon today te Co through a three. in her strest interest Main ea! Dubowy L. Pierce & Co. t fever depar he New Dritain the weekly report, c & Co~adwt, Ve L ving eociety will s, Albert Car Mrs t Carlson (e Carl nny ( 180 X trot record Ly fhalimar'— Plerce & Co. Gustaf “arlson New York Fox trot reee advt, the First hursday adles will Irs, T Car! Carl Carl- Mrs. Hulda and Mrs, of meet 0 1son, Mro son, C L « Benron, mis- ill speak Sun- utheran church, Bencon will apeak in the morning 1 Mrs Co.~a nson in t B vt A marri to an Emi! a Mr iress. Joh J + | hav placing the finan- oes “ensin me brings accom- w. as taken this Scholar Lilite of 15 Gerent Where Y Sixty-three children are alive toda) Hospital at I’u‘whmrn, Pa., of nurses of the Children’s fire here, Two firemen were fatall; FISH!! injured. HERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FANCY BLOCK IS, MACKEREL .... SHORE Lb. ROCKPORT STEAK COD .. BOSTON BLUEFISH . LONG IsLAND PORATES FANCY WHITE FISH SLICED SMOKED HALIRLT Phe. LIVE AND ROILED LORSTERS, SAYRROOK FIOUNDER® EASTERN WHITE HALISUT FRESH ¥ SAT A FANCY SMELTS A\STERN FRESH Lo b, OPEN LONG CLAMS Pint ROUND CLAMS Qnart ALL WINDS OF SALT, PICKLED AND DRIED VicH Lh. Lb. 1. \, because of the hercism shown on THE BEST THAT SWIMS 35¢ e eal 35e¢ 28¢ 28¢ 22¢ EMOKED, 12¢ npon | Beav for mo MINERS RELEASED FROM TOMBS oA acob er ¢ five nth hf‘ mine taken out thr int Ma St. mine ough a o the Hedwig Gol v Google" ( Andrews & Kaplan and trect, yeurs. Jun from who wer fryr more t physica I"mh air aind food 1 t nch Records. ‘olumbla he evening, C. L. Plerce as iseued today Jubilee street, itz of the same record. Co.,~—advt Antoni Demauro d studio at 9 s Geldraitis al s 850 a ed mine aft entombed Joe re cave-in, o and James| were resting in ittie the worse > imprisoned in han 79 was forced into owered to them casing, drilled —— nnerals n W. McCabe. services for John W. Me-| 2 Grove will be held at ) o'clock tomorrow morning from late home and at 9 o'clock at St. ry's ¢! « wreh, Inter s cemetery. ABRD OF ment will be in THANKS, We wish to thank our friends, rela- tives and neighbors for the kindness and sym pathy shown us dquring the iliness and death of our beloved wife and tul mot flor; Sign MR, and also offerings. MRS. MR n \IITII“LETON' JR. |’ AL, for the beauti- PASTWOOD. \&Yl -Balance, RY REPORT. {of 4 Jennie other Conneeticut eities, and whieh Estate Co. | hours; 1 condition « e | S Singer, | produce poor stalks there but if sent | - o qian ptd . $200,610,003, | | do business has been communicated| N Y Low 004 170 142 6014 72 24y 1289 008 High Close Fdy, 1728 Be1LY 62 78 26 124 141N . 01y by 1013 18 1387% 49% 631y 101 1528 26% 66 172% 1483 market aithough there were signs of heaviness among some of the coppers Weorse than & gamble” s the way equipments als inted 1 A . oo 5 | equipmen o pointed upward he Investor's Vigllance committee of | "4 onvo Jiauidation of low priced ofl 2 v o can Expreéss broke 11% points in re. tracts in thi service” contracts In this and | g 0, 0 Fo0 "0 reduced dividend and When confronted with the state. tlonal Harvester, the last named ment that information coneerning the touching a new low for the year hotel, rushed Into his taxi, speeded to | Call money opened at 4% per cent the railroad station and left town so 1:30=In the afterncon the market sald this morning that J. B Singer, Chem, Phillips Pet and Cosden Oil gecretary and treasury of the con. |also improved sharply. Low priced boost the league up.' however communicated her suspictons | 44 Singer repeated to Timbrell, it is Am Loco said, the statement made to the|AM €m & Re tract after May 7, but that he would ::"“ '\'\"o'o date Timbrell's policy back to May 1. : un)u:‘\ all vnu.w lu‘l to -)ln u' to u-;\d‘ Baldwin Loco us a bill and 1l make it good." | Bajyy & Ohio lnr'u*hf!vLou;r. Firnharber, n'_ Linden . en Leather street, who complained to the .-v.nnl(‘h" & Ohio the contract before he signed it. Mr.| o B Chino Copper .. 22 Higbee claims he never had a chance Coneol Gas 823 den in which one of the contract | - holders in this company was the de. | Endicott-John 694 Erfe 1st pfd ... 18% contract in court thinking it was an Goodrick BF .. insurance policy, and received noth- Gt North pfd Liberty Automobile Service T.eague | Pacific Of1 was represented by Judge Raymond Int Nickel Heyn of Ridgefleld Park. Heyn was Lehigh Val 5 acquitted Mid States Ol SERVICE LEAGUE' EXCHANGE REPORTS _,._l‘ and cheaper olls. Ralls were in good New York fecls about the Liberty Au- ' and leather issues, had a depressing weakness eropped out in Pere Mar. aetivities of agents of the league had General Asphalt, Mexican Seaboard suddenly that he forgot his overcoat hardened sieadily with good cern had said everything wa: ralght. rallroand shares were galvanized into to Attorney W, €, Hungerford, who s Hernld representative that the cor-|AM 8§ Rf cm “If your auto runs into a pole and Ana Cop he alleges Singer told him Beth Steel 13 police. Earl Higbee of the Stanley! oy 'z o g p 2114 to sec the contract and never made Corn Prod Ref .132% fenda in court Although he w"\(:eu Electrie lTl_S ing but ridicule for his trouble. Inap Copper Tiffany, judge of the Hoboken dis- Int Paper The Manufacturers' Liability Tnsur-| Midvale Steel N‘"onal ln'mor's mmml"u 5 Wall $treet==Prices dispiayed & firm | iemand. New York Central advane- tomobile Bervice League, Ine, of New | effect on the rest of the list which many of the purchasérs elaim were ' quette, Raldwin, Marine pfd, Calif, heen lodged with the loeal police, it commeon and certificates and = Pure which was left in the hotel registered by some of the earller weak ened out with Miss Curtin and that octivity by the deciaration of an ini- a director of the Chamber of Com. Am Can joration was Including a personal ac-|A™ Sum Tob breaks it or bocomes damaged in! {410 TPt 8§ F Others who purchased contracts | ooy Textile Works was approached, but Mr. Hig-' Chi Rek 1 & P. 20% & purchase, | Crucible Steel . 783 represented by an Attorney Freed- According to the Bergen FEvening!Int Mer Marine . trict court, in a charge of man- Kfll\ Spring T'r ance Co., of Jersey City, N. J., with | Mis Pac . gains | Miss Curtin Marquette that stock rising to above | 1004 | PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Mombers Hartford Steck Exchange stanley R. Fddy, Manager 81 West Main St, Tel. 2040 We Offer 50 Landers, Frary & Clark. 50 Stanley Works 50 American Hardware JUDD & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE HARTFORD: Hartford - Conn, Trust Bldg, Tel 3.6839 NEW DRITAIN: 23 \VUI! Maln St, Tel. 1815 We Offer:— AMERICAN HARDWARE SCOVILLE MFG. CO. Prices on Application HARTFORD 10 Central Row Telephone 2-4141 Members New York Stock Exchange Manager NEW BRITAIN New Britain National Bank Bldg. Telephone 2580 Members Hartford Stock Exchange Donald R. Hart, Ve Offer a Limited Amount of TOLEDO EDISON CO. 8% Preferred. PRICES ON APPLICATION, WE DO NOT ACCLPT MARGIN ACCOUNT& JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidatod stock Exchange of New York Waterbury STOCKS Bridgeport Danb iddleto BONDS New Haven Middletown Direct Private Wire to New York. G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg~~Tel 10! ne 8t the opening of today's steck! Says, “Worse Thtn o Gamble" Ing a point. Steels, motors, cans and York, which has sold a large number turned heavy before noon Ameri. sold to them as insurance policies Pet, Davison Chem. and Interna- is said, & man registered at the Beloin oil lost 2% to nearly 3% points 1. W. Timbrell of 4% Jubilee gtreet (shares, notably Cal, Pet. and Davis the Chamber of Commeérce would tal Aividend of one per eent on Pere merce. Am Cr & cident liability policy with each con- Am Tel & Tel. At Guif & W I thinking they were insurance policies can pacific .. bee wae cautious and wanted to gee ny o Copper 2614 \n auto accldent occurréd in Meri- Cuba Cane Sugar 143% man New Haven, he showad his Gén Motors . Record of Hackensack, N, J., the/Int Mer Mar ptd slaughter preferred against Fraderick | Kennecott Cop which the Liberty league claims to|N Y H& H with but no reply has been recejved m\nrf & West from that concern. | North Pac According to the report form the | Pure Ofl .. National Investor's Vigilance commit- |Pan Am P & T tee, Charles Singer, president and J.|Penn R R ... secretary and treasurer of Plerce Arrow the concern have heen connected with | Pittsburgh Coal other enterprises which were ques- |Ray Con Cop tionable. They are alleged to have, Reading published o weekly pictorial maga-‘np" T& B s zine known as “Pantomime,” in which Roval D, N'Y .. they became financially involved. Sinelair Oll Ref “In our opinion it is worse than ‘:m“h P\acnflc a gamble,” the report concludes. ‘;"”"‘ Rail Jacob Israel who was arrested fn | Sudebaker Co TFairfield charged with obtaining |1X18 C0 money under false pretenses, while 1cXa8 & said to be representing this company. ! is being held under ball, his automo- bile having been taken as security, ! for a hearing tomorrow morning. {:;::g g:";‘t" Sergeant Virella of the state pouw\L. 8 Food Prs‘d‘ has warrants for three others, | 8.Indus Al‘co —— | > ~ U 8 Rubber Co Celery fle?’l grown in California will U § steel 18 753 44y 1y | 6414 L T8 | 2 ’ 49% | 203, 891 | ‘ 34 11335 | : 45 | 228 228 811 T 18514 170 761 3 561 511 97% bk 645 6% 561 Pacific | Tobaceo Prod | Transcon Ofl | Union Pacifie .. 135% | 170 | T8 31 561 5114 | 57% 117% | 64% 63 5814 East wiil give a dellcious plant, and 5 California must import its seed from T“}m:,f(‘;flg,:‘“d France each year to have a good crop. | Westinghouse No wonder expres Lion Cubs Join Faollies sions on these three cubs Bld Asked 70 | 531 50 149 | (Putnam & Co.) ‘ - Aetna Life Ins | Am Hardware 'Am Hosiery Bige-Hfd Cpt com Bills & Bpencer com | Bills & S8pencer pfd 'Bristol Brass . IColt’s Arms 4 IConn Lt & Pow pfd ... |Eagle Lock ot iFatnir Bearing | Hart and Cooley IHfd Elec Light |Landers, ¥ .. v J R Montgomery com J R Montgomery pri . IN B Gas ‘ 1 B Machine IN B Machine pfa Niles-Re-Pond com North and Judd Peck, Stow o Rueeell Mfg vexan: 40 |8eotill Mfg veeean 16‘ BN ETel ..oiiiesonns 127 Standard Serew Stanley Works . Stanley Works pfd Torrington Co com Traut and Hine Travelera Tne | Union Mfe | Travelers o o > o on & = Right 150 About firms in make | ordinary razors America Juri Moy’ of the Centml lo Our 20% | | senool. | Unionviile and Newington. e ————_______________ GHARLES SIDNEY HILL born in Winsted, February 26, 18486, He was a member of the Trinity Methodist church and of the Blue army ot Everyman's Bible class. The Janitor, funera! services will be held Satur- day afternoon at 3 o'clock, daylight saving time, at the Andrews Funeral home, Walnut street. Rev. John L. Davis officlating. The body will lie in state Saturday morning at the home. Burial will be in Falrview cemetery, Veteran Public School in Service 80 Years, Dies This Morn- ing at Home on Kelsey Street. Charles Sidney HIll, for 30 years janitar in the New Britain schools, | died at his home, 123 Keisey street, vhls mornlng at 6 o'clock at the age of years. He is survived by his | wife. Mr. Hill's last occupation was that of janitor at the Central Junior High He also served as janitor of | the Northend school in years past. Refore coming to this city he was su- perintendent of farms in Farmington, He was ad HAD DYNAMITE WITH HIM Waterbury, June 6.—George Fay, or Falley, both names believed to be aliases, a Russian, a new arrival in this city was arrested this afternoon on a charge of having dynamite in his possession, Fay was suspected of having stoien two suits of clothes. WINNING GOOD FAITH Faith in anything or anybody is established through deeds done and not by deeds promised. 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