New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 13

DR, PULLEN'S ELECTION AS HEALTH SUPT. IS ASSURED Board to Meet Choose Successor to D, LoewsDr, This Afternoon 10 Walsh Still Opposes Candidate. Although Dr, Jeseph . Walsh has not withdrawy his objection to the election of Dr. Riehard W, Pullen as superintendent of heaith and 1t is hikely that this afternoon meeting will resemble in many respects that of yesterday morning, the election of Dr. Pullen as superintendent {8 prac tieally assured, The health board will meet this afternoon at & o'cloek to consider, for the second thme, Dr Pullen's application for appointment A suceessor to Dir, 17, 1*, Lee, resigned At the meeting yesterday merning, Dr. Walsh recelved the application of Dr, Pullen coldly when he was in- formed that the applieant is not more than 285 years of age, has heen out of eollege only two years, has had no practical experience in publie health work and no experience in medicine other than in institutional work, e favared laying the on the table so that mors jons might be received his ohjection, | ne action yesterday's meeting ACCIDENT SHOWS BOOZE matter Hpyp Heennse o was taken at 23. Brooklyn Man Stopping in Westport | Bl 0 Fix Brakes Is Visited by State !, gir lu Yo ldre Cop Who Smells Liguor, Westport, June 12.-=Frank Eala, of Brooklyn, driving that carried 100 gallons of alecohol had trouble with his brakes here early today and stopped his machine State Policeman Charles Comatock was near the truek and demanded an explanation, ""pon being told of thel trouble the officer directed the driver to a garage for repairs and followed him there. Examination disclosed the liqguor. Malagala was locked up and the truck confiscated pending arraign- ment in town court today. The own- er of the car is said to be Rosadieo YVadala of Bro N. Y. ON BOA1 Mula. truck gir! Sol in pe | ho wh SEIZL. 100 ( Customs Men Hold Skipper and Pre- dict Tmportant Arrests Atlantic City, June 12.—John Ageney and Edward Perry, cus inspectors of Philadelphia, seized today the power cruiser Unziata Sea Isle City, The vessel had aboa about 400 cases of beve ¢ that o cially interosted the customs men John 8 Highee of this city, the skin per, was talien hefore United States Commissioner Iszard and charged with smusgiing. Other arreste involving more promi nent persons are predicted conze- quence of the seiznre, | coast euards assisted the customs officials The veszel was seized as it was making | 1or the loeal inlet, o Ve to wa ch wi co 0 COOTIDGE e Burlington, Vt, President Calvin Coolidige; pative of Vermont in an historical address at the observance of the 140th anniversary of the city of Burl- ington today 1 that service for God and country ated this city, When Ethan with cen Moun demndaded t Tort Ticonderoga, the said there faith and the caus fellow patriots ever to make the supreme God and count 12.--Vic who g C his 1o cu which he and stood ready sacrifice for col fin: n his night. Salaen Foou sho Cooked lTal ¢ 28¢ tom St advt, thop. only. (lower right) who wn Thwet dren of idey the tion virtually every Masonic elubs, contin NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, Funerals Mes, Auna Devakaiias - Mrs, A strect ' Principal* 'n Brutal Murder akait el at vi Phursday Apdiew's KILLED BY ICE WAGON ¥ | Mary's Bridgeport Man Vaints on Seat and Tumbles Under Wheels — Driyvep | Meld For Manslaughter, Fainting i June 12~ wagon whil Niridgeport, on the fng along the atreet early today, Jos P'recoskl, 30, by t ’ gue lee and Conl topple heud first to the ground despite (e offorta of w companion to cateh him His body rvelled hetween the wheels | af the wagen, which was loadsd with |two tone of w Mo was dead when picked up, Medieal Examiner 8 M Garlick withheld his finding pending investigation of the ense Charies Kowalskl, who was with Precoskl on the drivers' seat was ar rested on i charge of mansiaughter and held in $1,000 bonds pending in. ' vostigation, Smuggling Into Canada Is National Scandal Torvonte, June 12, Smugeling of manufactured goods Into Canadu by a *7 | 4 | “rich gang” has passed the point / ‘i £ Q ""N {where the activitles of the smugglers ¥ constitute a national scandal the Can charge of her daughtes's |adian mahufacturers associntion ;was |ndvired by its tarlff committee today — |BlIk fohrics and sl garments are the | principal articles soiuggled employed | oph ] Martin, raized the ha Vter Miss Dlos yoarsold rurse glo Luzada, pr Killed ‘Hipino Ay mian / ce, when wor hody the physiciun #°5ed, wrapped up 1 0 through the rk. Before he had It into the bay, he shows Laura mother, i to wrrested Martin ) bod, the N to tal V'8 who ca Troy, | PRACTICING STARTS IGNORANT OF Hi§ DEATH STOLEN CARS HELD VP | How To Get Away'in Race fs What | Yale Crew is Trying Today June Racing chief work of ali the . ach Leader took varsity hoat out first giv- irts until it made them 10 his = action The crew then rawed over the two mile course and veturn. ‘The vargity next went out and Coach Leader gave it racing starts but without the long pull, it going up- tream a mile and a half. (tonch Leader next took the fresh- | for starts and then sent ve fwo mile course and | back. The combination crew went |can determine questions of title, jown stream a short distance. The }(-nru cannot be operated sombatant crew was made up to (companies that have settled loss Harvard erow next weelk, This [gome of the cars ave claiming them. the place of a waiters crew as would not permit any men in quarters to row in the race without phevious experience. Mus. Croker Posed as Wife Of Another, Witness Says Dublin, June 12.—Richard Davies, | of Northampton, Mass, testified in the | t the wom- n in court as Mrs idow of Richard Crok- » him in Northamp- of Guy R. Marone, lived in his house Davies was the first interven in the White who al- Bula Edmondson was al wife of Marone when she 1gh the marriage ceremony Mrs. White is of the Cr + children who are seck- ing to hreak the last will in favor of Mrs, Bula Croker, Hurley Refuses to Permit New Nume bers Stamped on Machines Bridgeport, June 12— Sup't Rohert T. Hurley tc [that ne would not sanction | signing of new engine numbers to | antomoblles geized by the state poli {in the Goldy-Singer cleanup, and sinee replevined by the persons who had purchaged the cars from the dealers, The decisfon of the head the mewhere in New Hasven Wife and crry 10 starts were the Yale crows ¢ the second ing it rac Police y stated the as 50 Siv Childeen Wait for Iieturn of Father Who Was Killed Last Night, Bridgeport June 12 New Haven, the wife ar Walter Piagerik, 4 waiting him te me ascrilk was killed Iast night hen he lurched in front of a trolley State street to the fact that Alex Lenda in a condit « complete deseription the ation was not made until to- Lenda is unable to give the ad- ess at which Plascrik resides, In city court today continua inted on the manslaugh arge against Motorman Lekas of trolley car pending the comple- the coroner's inquest which Il start late toda nter, are Tor come ron of e mp: n, give Plascrik's New last nigh in tha possession of the persons from whom they were seized until the court the men in 1 them over was nof Herald classified ads are proving themselves more and more uscful. f MASONIC CLUBS MEET ne 12.—-Delegates Masonic eclub in n the h annual from : ih Roston met s0 nntry nvention of s known wif: ones had A, the Ethel C. the | | | ited Bank build- for the ready went with M » trolleym it is unders hoard tor from the co will ssior nfe al o answér to this ATE HOT DOGS WITH GUSTO About rembers of the Baptist Young People’s Union, an organization of the First Baptist church, attended roust” last night at the home mpany and be given hefore a *do; 785 West state police tles up the cars, Although | of N Martha Norton of JUNE 12, 192 WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS culative uneertal trend of by in nar f priee Wall Btres vt ' ¥ Htimate Fr. was reflected 1 irvegulur opening of today's ste movement ( 5 marke Rails wer n Louisville Ville vising & point. Calif, et point { SHAPPE Kicotrie lost one Noon.—Iaiis continued their ri Nigher ground but most of the ind t avy under the press and short selling. acords for the Ala ials were | Ad yea of lguidation litional new low veeorded by Hubher Arrow, Nimms e, Rkelly 0 Panhandle Producing and and equipments also Woolwarth scored 8% points high for the year and Harvester was pushed money opened at & per Were Piere nd Refg Nugars ost ground to 244 Internationa Cal A new I two eont | wan atreet P Deelara tion of regular and increased divi tends by various industrinlists and re. | sumption quarterly payments on Amé an Bmelting at the annual rate Lof & per cent it to arrest the sag ging tendency of the list, Steels and i.‘,v. were freely offered Close 87 084 171 Low 37 8% 171 140 614, 721 High Sy L, 10074 1718 % 142 . 833 72 259, 1248, 14735 [Am Bt Sug Am Can Am Cr & Py, Am Cot OIil Am Loco . Am 8m & Re Am 8g Rf em.. Am SBum Tob Am Tel & Tel, Am Tob .. Am Wool . Ana Cop Ate Tp & 8 F At Gulf & W I Baldwin Loco Balti & Ohio | Beth Steel B Consol Textile Can Pacific . | Cen eLather .. | Ches & Ohio |Chi Mil & 8 {Chi Rek I & Chile Copper Chino Copper | Consol Gas . | Corn Prod Ref i Crucible tSeel Cuba Cane Sugar 13 ndicott-John Erfe Erle 1st pfd Gen Electric . Gen Motors Goodrick BF ... Gt North pfd Insp Copper Int Mer Mar pfd 2 Allis-Chalmers . Pacific Oil Int Nickel Int Paper Kelly Spring T'r Kennecott Cop. . Lehigh Val . Mid States Ofl.. Midvale Steel | Mis Pac .. |N Y Cen NYNH&H.. North Pac . Pure Oil ¢ Pan Am P & T |Penn R R .. | Plerce Arrow Reading . Rep I & 8 Royal D, N Y .. | Stnelair Oil Ref Sduth Pacific South Rail Studebaker Co | Texas Co Texas & Pacifie Tobacco Prod .. Union Pacific .. United Re St .. U 8 Indus Alco 8 Rubber Co 140 1 4 124% 1483 anw 451! 1013 18 17% 132 o B2% 52% . 10 L154% FFF RS & e{ | . 5 | 9014 361 1098 118 PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Men Hartford Stock Exchange Sanley R, Fddy, Manager 21 West $Main St, Tel, 2040 We Offer 50 § N E TEL. CO. 100 STANLEY WORKS PREFERRED JUDD & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE HARTFORD: Hartford - Conn, Trust Bldg 8-63; NEW BRITAIN: 23 West Maiu St, T We Offer:— kS AMERICAN HARDWARE STANLEY WORKS Thomson, Werm & To. NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD New Britain National Bank Bldg. 10 Central Row Telephone 2580 Telephone 2-4141 Members Members Hartford Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Donald R. Hart, Manager We Offer: 100 Shares AMERICAN HARDWARE 100 Shares LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 100 Shares STANLEY WORKS COMMON PRICES ON APPLICATION. WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS. JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York Waterbury STOCKS Bridgeport Danb iddleto BONDS New*Haven Middletown Direct Private Wire to New York. i G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—~Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg~—Tel 1018 The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company 0Id State House Square, Hartford, Conn. Safe Deposit Boxes, $5.00 and upwards. Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT — GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. It is safe and saves time. I i T ) ) ) S ) Main street. One of the features of the social, which was one of the most | enjoyable ever held by the Union, was a baseball game in which the i women members of the B. Y. P. U./ took part. —————memm—m | THE HERALD il The A-B-C Paper with the ii A-B-C Want Ads R e S Steel U 8 Steel pfd .. T"tah Copper Willys Overland Westinghouse . National Lead . 8% 6518 8% W ADVERTISING MULTIPLIES The multiple of advertising may start with the figure 1—let us see how it expands. 0f C SE IA}_ VAULA'Il'.s' NG CONCRETE . 3 ff}“fi%n (Judd & Co.) Bid veeedT80 50 Suiin 7101;’ ‘/af'O'u/', g ADS| LA L Aetha Life Travelers | Rights |Hfd Elec Lt Am Hardware .. Bige-Hfd Cpt Co IBills & Spencer com ... Bills & Spencer pfd .. | Bristol Brass . IColt's Arms | Bagle Lock Hart and Coole: Landers, I . N B Machine cm . N B Machine pfd Niles-Be-Pond North and Judd Peck, Stow i | Russell Mg Co Scovill Mg Standard Screw Stanley Works com .. | Stanley Works pfd Torrington com Traut and Hine Unfon Mfg Co ... m | | | | Migs Dorothy Doyle who comes | from Torresdale, Pa, is one of the | youngest entrants in the match for the |Woman's Golf champlonship. Al- | thoughshe is still in her teens she is |touted as a coming champ. ¢ L) MORE THAN WOODEN BOXES deliversd enowbere ot shand nolice, M. Jones buys a used car and takes his friend Smith for a ride; price was right, etc. Satisfied that the dealer will stand investigation leading to investment he calls and purchases a car, He— Smith—takes several friends riding and they get interested in his “good buy.” Through Smith they call on the dealer and purchase cars. Et cetera, ot cetera. One direct result brings untold and un- limited indirect returns. There you have the prin- ciple of advertising—its results are determined only by the consistency of representation before the innumerable Joneses, who tell the Smiths, who tell their friends, who tell their friends, ete. | | TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT Balance, $267,428,838 TEMS CITY I The police have been notified that the operator's license of Justin Poekus of 2 Seymour street has been suspended. ur Vacation Club Payments Will Close Saturday, June 16th Checks will be mailed out, on or about the 20th, to the address on our hooks, if there is any change of address please notify us. Make sure your payments are up to date. Keep your used car offerings before the people who have made up their minds to buy NOW. These people read our Classified advertising pages which serve those readers and advertisers best who use them most consistently,. GET THE HABIT! { | | y L o i Aeiasitad \ LIMITATION OF CLAIMS I As Wanamaker said:—“Advertising doesn't At a Court of Probate holden at New G LLS." Britan, within and for the District ot Rer. jerk. 1T PULI lin in the Ceunty of Hartford and Stata| of Connecticut, on the Sth day of June, A.| D., 1973, < | Present, Bernard ¥, Gaffney, Esq, Judge. On motion of James Hagshaw, of eald New Rritain, as_Admintstrator on the es. tats of Mary F. Ragshaw, late of New Brit- aln, within sald distr e L This Cotrt doth decree that six monthe | he allowed and iimited for the croditors of said estate to exhibit thei agninet the same to th Admin direces that public notice be given of this order | hy advertistng in a newspaper published i | said New Rritain, and hasing a circulation n sald district, and by posting a copy theresf on the public signpost in sald Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt Certified from Record BERNARD F. And the “Pulling Power” of your advertising depends on how steadily it is kept before the readers. MAKE DAILY USE OF THE WA ew Britain Trust Co. GAFFNEY. Judge |