New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 26

Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World Mamuls Cursen, Foitish forsigs Minister, tells house of lords Britais Wl Bt agver 1o American prepess 0 ostend search and selzure Hmit 1o 10 mibies Tesasury officials at Washington Sdmitting that new regulations con selaure of lquer earvviag ships Bave been drafted, declare they a9 unsigned and are held In abey ance. Avehbishop Tiken former patriasech of all Russia is altve and free, Mos eow dlspateh says British labor party in London eor ference adopts resolution declaring Rubr cccupation an aet of war, asks recognition of Russia Washington erew defeats Navy MEDICAL ASSOCIATION DODGES DRY PROBLEMS Refuses 10 Take Public Station on Question of the Volstead Act— Offioers Are Fleoted, San Franclseo, June 29—The Amer fean Medical association in eonven. tion here late yesterday deelined to g0 on record regarding prohihition n Killed four resolutions direcied &t ns of the Volatead act The house of delegates represen- tative body of the organization of 9 000 doctors voted to table the reso- ?au which were offered by Dra. T. Chalmers, Forest Hills, N, Y., and V. G, Veckl, Fan Francisco. Approval, howaver, was glven to a resolution by Dr, Chalmers recom- mending that pharmacists he permit- ted to sell upon prescription bottle of bonded whiskey in sizes appropri- ate for medical purposes to be dis- pensed in the original botties. ‘Willlam Allen Pusey, dermatologist and profeasor of skin diseases In the _ University of Illinols medical college, was elected president and Chicago was chosen as the 1024 convention Olin West and Austin A, Hayden, . both of Chicago, were reelected sec- | retary and treasurer respectively. " The delegates indorsed the action of Governor Smith of New York in calling a conference of representative members of organized medicine to | dratt health legislation. 4 OSBORNE IS ELFCTED. New Haven Man Named as Head of 3 State Prison Board. Hartford, June 20.—The directors of the state prison have elected the following officers: President, Norris G. Osborn of New Haven; vice preei- dent, Frank C. Sumner of Hartford; | secretary, Frederick M. Salmon of ‘Westport; auditing committee, Wil- Jlam C. Cheney of South Manchester, Edwn C. Root of New Haven and Morgan B. Brainard of Hartford; executive committee, the | vice president and secretary. At a special meeting the members of the board presented to Robert W. Post of Westport, a retiring member, a co- lonial clock. FORECIOSURE ACTION. The New Britain Lumber Co. has brought an action to foreclose a judg- ment llen on property of Michael [ Wohfield on Hilicrest avenue. On . October 15, 1930, the plaintiff was i judgment in the superior court $1,363.48 damages and $33.30 costs, and on October 23, W. C. Hun- 3 ord, acting for the plaintiff, filed . & Judgment lien against the defend- . ant's property. Foreclosure of the . Men and pomsession of the property {9 asked in this action, which is re- turnable in the city court the fourth Monday of July, THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Mutilate This On Your Musette DOWN ) 8e SO SMART — YOU CERT'AY president, ! You 8008! DON’T ot Poughkesy s Germas ntinued Arw ean be enoe Ihat goversment ¢ in Rubr poliey and that there Ruiaeland or € RO compromise in ques tea Beigian premier reaches agreement with cabinet which resigned June 14 Brussels dispateh says, all ministers 19 e relained sier at Paris reiterates Frenee's determination not o resume elations with Russla Bl seviet as knowiedges czarist pegime debits Fronch pre eaders meeting in| say majer demands last summer's strike | miners Seranten, Pa fought for in will be renewed Coa |CLAIM CROOKS FLEECED | | AGED PRIEST OF MONEY | I Monsignor James O'Frien of Wash- Vietim of Charge, ington, A3 Years Old, | $150,00 Conspiracy, s | Washington, June 28.—A ancelled cheeks and notes, | and other documents was brought to | light here today as the outward evi-| | dence of how several men obtained | $150,000 in personal and ehureh funds | from Monaignor James O'Brien, for- mer rector of Bt Peter's Catholle Catholie ehureh of this eity on stocks regarded by legal representatives of |the monsignor and the church par- | 18h, as of doubtful value, Whether there will be prosecution of the men is yet to he determined, | Monsignor O'Brien, who is 83 years | 01d, 18 In a hospital in a state of ner- vous exhaustion augmented by a par- tial paralysis, After Monsignor O'Brien’s bank ae- count apparently had been exhausted he signed ahout $30,000 in notes, about $138,000 of which have been pald | by parishioners of St. Peter's church, | The remainder are outstanding and the present holders who are third parties now are seeking to recover on them. ' When Monsignor O'Brien became convinced that most of the invest- ments he had made were bad he deeded to the church parish a tract of land he owned in West Virginia which was valued in the deed at $76,000, the amount of church funds which he apparently has lost in the Invest- ments, It was explained that it was one of the duties of the rector of a Catholic church to invest the church funds. mass of stocks Wall Street to Move to Suppress Bucket Shops New York, June 20.—Taking the first step in his announced house cleaning campaign since he took of- fice as president of the Consolldated Stock exchange, Lawrence Tweedy has assured Attorney Gen. Sherman that the hoard of governors of the ex- change would lend {ts full support tn' him to put an end to all bucket shops in Wall street. Suit for Divorce Brought By Mrs. Adolph Swanson Mrs. Alma Moberg Swanson, through Attorney F. B. Hungerford, has brought an actlon for divorce, alimony and the right to resume her maiden name, sagainst her husband, Adolph Swanson, formerly city gar- bage collector. The writ was served yesterday by Constable George A, Stark, who placed an attachment for $10,000 against property of the ce- fendant. The action is returnable in the superior court the first Tuesday in September. Mrs. Swanson churges habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty. [teke action on the death of Patrick NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, Look Pleasant, Freckles ! The Stork escaped from his cage in the Bronx Zoo, New York NUTERVA and flew over to the deer ,wns to present Mrs, Red Deer with a bouncing baby boy which Quinn holds the newborn for the cameraman, MLITA ORDERS I5SUED | CITY ITE Lieut, Berlin Resigns July 1—Govern. | or's Staff (o Report at East Haven Range When So Ondered, Hartford, June Resignation of Lieut, Willlam A, Berlin, Co, I, 160th infantry, is ra from the adjutant goneral's today, | |He will be honorably discharged July 1, BMg. Gen, Morris 13, manding the 86th infantry brigade, with his aid, First Lieut. Allen 1 Lahbdin, infantry, I8 ordered to visit the state military reservation at Ni antic and the rifle range at East | Haven during the period of training of the 186th and 170th regiments, July 22 to August 19, Major Thomas E. Troland, infantry, will report for 15 day's field training during the July 22-August 19 period | as the brigadier shall direct. | The adjutant general will make | such visits to the several camps of the National Guard during their field training as may be for the best inter- ests of the service, Col. E. Ellery Allen, assistant ad- jutant general, is designated as the officer to pay troops the difference between state and United Stats pay. | The governor's staff will report at the East Haven range in attendance upon the governor at such times as may be directed by the adjutant gen- eral. Payne, com SPECTAL NOTICE. There will be a special meeting this evening at 8 o'clock of the Loyal Or- der of Moose at the club rooms to Thompson, who died in St. Francis’ kospital, Hartford. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 8:45 from the undertaking parlors of Tar- rant & Haffey and from St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. CAMP TRUSTE TO MEET. A meeting of the trustees of the Hartford Disabled Veterans' camp fund will be held Monday evening at the office of Judge Francls A. Pal- lotti in Hartford. They will act on the question of a site for the 1923 camp and other problems in connec- tion with the undertaking. The New Britain trustees are Mayor A. M. Pao- nessa, ex-Mayor George A. Quigley and Robert C. Vance. a8 been christened Freckles, Keeper s5vn MS All patriotic records at Morans', advt, throp stree Victrolas, Dlerce’'s—advt A certificate the Fair Automobile | been filed by 1. | Wesselock and A, Zucker, the incor-| porators, The dances, ouisville Lou" fox Kdlsons, of Sonoras Birnbaum, incorporation Exchange Al 5 A son was born last night at the | licenss ta | New Britain General hospital to Mr, | and Mra. Philip J. Joyee of 145 Win- | at of has w. apital stock is $25,000, 0 of which Is pald in, Latest fox trot records for summer Pjerce & Co.~advt, A meeting of the committee C, L. Plerce & Co.—advt, trot. C L in charge of the city officials outing to be held at Momauguin, July 25, will| be held Monday evening at city hall, Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morany ~—advt. Isadore Palmer Halpern, Mrs. A. Halpern of 177 Hart street | graduated with honors from Brooklyn | {law school, St. Lawrence University. Mr. Halpern is a graduate of the local | high school in '19, He is a member of | son of the Upsilon Delta Sigma fraternity. Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner.— adv, Miss Esther Sanberg of 52 Kelsey street 1s spending her vacation at Bar Harbor, Maine. July records now on Plerce & Co.—advt, A fourth anniversary mass will sale, C. L. be sung at St. Joseph's church Saturday morning at 7 o'clock for the late Jo- seph 8. Madden. Vietor and Pierce's.—advt, Neatly trimmed hats. linery, 308 Main street, ing.—advt. Edison records at Fashion Mil- United Build- _— NOTICE My wife, Josephine Vidure, Mary Fudicia, having left my bed and board without just cause or provoca- tion, is no alias longer entitled to credit in my name and 1 hereby warn all persons from trusting or her on my account as T will no longer hold myself responsible for debts of her contracting. (Signed) New Britain, harboring MR. SEBASTIAN. Conn,, June 29, 8Y GOsH YOU'VE DORE (T ! = WAITWL T GET MY HAADS SO YOU'RE THE KIND OF PuMBBELL WHO JUST Loves TO ROCK THE BOAT P! = 1923. 1983, THE HERALD —n “WANT ADS" Alphabstioally Arvouged For Quick aad Beady Relerence. LINE BAVES FOR CONSECUTIVE | k) " dars i lne 0184 Yoarly Order Rates Upon Appll 1 : $ ‘ s . 30 Count § words to & line 14 laes 1o an inch Miaimum Spacs, 3 Lines Minimum Book Charge, 35 Centa No A4 Acespted After 1 P, M. For Cisssified Page on fame Day, Ads Accepiad Over the Telophons Por Panvenlence of Customers, Call 935 And Ask For & “Want Ad" Operster, |EATIFORNIA AND JAPANESE privei, I fe, high at §3.00 per 100, Barber'y bush, frult trees green. Amall geraniym lants, 3 for 2§ blessams. 250 sach) ranium plants, § 19 § hlossoms, each or #1400 a des Plorenie edge 800 & dos, Astors 20¢ & Aoz, Dresenium, & nice plant, 8¢ each. Pansles %00 & des, or 2 des, 500, Vines for window boses 100 each and up, A very Niee plant, Adelph Sandalle, 213 Oak Bt Phone 585-1%, ERY plants, 100 & des, $0e a hundred " 2 MU S, Tel, 14971 AN -=Vlace your order now for ), berriea, ete.: alse delng prun. Min hone 3185.3 and_cut fowers. Funeral works a speciaity, Johnaon's Greenhouses, 17 Church Bt, Phone 880, L) ~ Lowt and Vound + I OF REYR—4 or B on Ting, berween P and freight house, Iteturn it frult tre ing work S OF marked Haugh Vies Return to 385 Main pr, Tel, 123-13, T found; 8o, without spec, frame, Bunday night, 327 Maln 8t EYEOLARRER with bifacal Leave at F, rew | PUPPY DG found; owner can have by tdentifying and paying for this ad, Fd- ward Tasko, 131 Hartford Ave.; #nd floor | Store Enmmu:mmu 1 PR M & WANTED—1,000 men, wo a_childrer to be well dressed on eekly pe/- ments, Boston Clothing re, 63 Church §t. Next _to Herald ofice. YOU forgot something, (hat when you buy A camera from us It In not a sale until you make good snap shots. Moral: Buy your camera here. Arcade Studio, ——————————— | BREAKS NECK AT ROCK. eolor 1ost Goodwin, | Diver Lands on Head—His Recovery Regarded as Doubtful, New Haven, June 29.—Hanz Hayer, 20, of 154 Park street, is in a serious condition in the New Haven hospital where he is suffering with a broken neck received while diving at Savin Rock at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. Not much hope is held out for his re- covery, Hayer, who has been in this coun- try but eight days coming from Ger- many, resides with relatives at the above address. He was unacquainted with water conditions at the Rock. After swimming around for some time he decided to dive. He plunged into i shallow water his head hitting a rock, breaking his neck and injuring his head. Harry Hill, 24, of ‘13 FElizabeth street, who broke his neck while div- ing at a clay pit pool in North Ha- ven a short time ago is resting com- fortably in the New Haven hospital and is expected to recover. SPECIAL NOTICE Company H, 169th Infantry. NOTICE ; Special drill orders for tomorrow, Saturday, June 30, 1923. Regular drill pay allowed. Company shall assemble at the ar- mory ‘on Arch street at 2:15 p. m., daylight saving time. Signed, CAPTAIN EDWARD P. DUNN i gerantum plants, 2 te | AUTOMOTIV | | "7 Auto and Track Agencies 8| BUIOE MOTOR CARS—"Beller oar ing bullt and Buick i bullding them. New Brltaln Bulck Op, 230 Anch sireel Telvphone 2601 |eAPILLAG, JBWEPP & PAIGE CARS~ Lash Motes Os. A Heputable Concera” | West Maln Cormes & | ERANDLER a5d Ol '_.'.‘__u:mn. American Bales S Bim & FHEVROLET iouring, $625; coups 4009, sedan, §060; F. O B, facton, The New Britgin Motor Salss Covp. § Sales and Senvice. R. O, Bude'ph, 331 Cherry 8, Phone 28002, FONOR BROTHERS MOTOR CARE - Rala and service, 8 & F. Metor Saies Co., 106 | _Eim Bi. Cor. Frenkiln; phons T3}, 'DURAH! AND BTAR melor cars #nd service, “Just Real Good Ca 2" Helen w Maia 8. OMRTA ANTI OVERLAND woler o | | man Aute Sales 139 Arch 8t Ph "W, WUPNIORILE CARS-—Bales and ser Servies Station, Hartferd Ave, Staniey, and 15 Main 8t, A, M, P Phone 2015, MOON MOTOR the world ever Kland mo G, Hawker, 68 Eim 81, Tele- 56, fTE0 MOTON CATE and trucks, Kenneth W Bearle & Co. Sales and service, Cor, Elm and Park Sia, New Britain, Conn, Tele: _Phene 3110, £ STUDEBRAKERS - Light six touring, $975; wecial six touring, §1,875; big six touring, 11,760, ¥, O, B, factory, M. Irving Jes 193 Arch Bt, “This is & Studebaker ye rucks For Sale Touring cAr, In_good Tunning tory Ike new; Price s low, 5 PARGAIN AUTOMONILY: TIRT—Overiand 90 Chummy, $160; Bulck 1819 Touring, $100; Chevralet Roadster, $55; 1919 Reo Touring, $376; Mudson €40 Beven Pas- senger, $326, Aaron G, Cohen, Inc,, 185 Park Street, Hartfard, Conn, W TAED CARS FOR ONE WEF LY—Wo ara overstocked, Tt will pay you to look them over, The Fair Exchange, 98 Arch 8t BUICK 55— 1911 modal, 4-passenger, A clasn running order, $150; also other car for salo at Ileleen Garoge, 107 Arch St. Tel. 1326; open evenings. ALLEN, 1 condition. AUTOMOTIVE Antos And Tricks For Sale CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE OITF= Hupmobile, 1922, touriag Bulck, 1818 coups Bulck, 1910, G-opl, tonring YNEXT TO A NEW BUICK I8 A USED BUICK" Dodge readster, 1014, cakiand touring, 1900, § pass. =Y t yoadeter, 1920, 1919 Chevielet sedan ¥, B, These care have been reconditionsd and pewly palnted. Open every evening ustll § Pick out your used ear for demonstration, F, 1, Poley, Mgr. of Used Car Depty Trades on new and used care considered, NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO, 226 ARCH 8T, e e e GREAT USED CAR VALUES— Hudson Coach, Hulck Touring. Dodge Sedan. Maxwell Touring Ford Loupe. Ford Coups. Maxwell Coupe, Chalmers Touring Reo Touring, Studebaker Touring. Twin Six Packard, Bottom Prices for Quick Sale HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO, 139 Arch 8, TEL. 2109, GAKL, BUPE 1931, rhauled “and_painted, 1 riford_Ave. OAKLAND § touring cars, ranging in price from $90 to §300, All of these ears are well equipped, good tires and In fine #hape, mechanieally, Wea need the room. These cars must be sold this week, M, Triing Jester, 10 i'hone 81L “This I8 Studebs BUICK, 1916-8-cylinder tou inal paint, of excellent appearance, good tires and equipment, and in fin mechanical shape, New Rritain Bulck Co., 225 Arch St 'Phone 2607, WERLARTD ~Model 80, livery in excellent condition; gAIN; also 1021 Ford Delivery, Cohen, Inc.,, 185 Park street, Conn, open expres gond Anron G Hartford, BUICK TOURING —1022, 6-poss, This car has all kinds of extrasand is positively in excellont condition, Can be hought right teason for sale, man going abroad, See this car, McCarthy & St. Thomas, 1205 Stanley t. BUICK 4 touring, price low, A, C BUICK roadater, 3 kood tires, vondl- tion very goo t thoroughly over- hauled. C. A, Bence, 51 Main 8t. Tel. 2215, BU ton. 1923 truck; new, used but cad selling with a 90 day gua Buick Co., 225 Arch street. RIS, in Hawker. A1 shape; | K, % ry Ilttle antee, N, B. Phone 2607, CHANDLER Red Roadsier, wire wheel price §150, R. Carmody, 365 High S DANIELS —Refinished late 1920 soven-pa senger very excellent condition. P low. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St., Hartford, Conn. DODGE 1816 roadster in_fine_shape, good tires; looks very good. New Britain Buick Co., 225 Arch 8t.; ‘phone 2607, FORD with delivery box and_roadster deci, $150. K, M. Searle, cor, Elm and Park Sts.; 'Phone 2110, FORDS!— runahout . chassls . coupe runabout ., delivery, st Easy Terms, FORD! 1917 1916 1917 1920 1921 160,00 100,00 150.00 ERVICE CO. AUTOMOTIV 200 MAIN ST. FORD—Late model, compiete; (his car is in excellent shape; equipped with side covers, spare tire and moto-meter, A, G. Hawker. HUPMOBILE, lent condition tires; price is low. _Arch_ St.; 'phone 2 MAXWELL Touring, 1915, in good running condition, $100 drives it away. 12 Elm Street. 1923, throughout, Vi NI R touring car in excel- 5 fine cord Buick Co, REO, 1020, jitney bus; tires and body IF excellent condition; 16 passenger; chanicaily excellent; price $500. K. M Searle, cor. Lim & Park 8te ‘Phons 2110, REO, Iate 1018, 8peedwagon, 2,500 1bs, car pacity; good thres and mechanical con dition * guaranteed; price §is0, AL earle, cor. Elm and Park 8ts.; 'Phom 110, REO, 1018, Epoedwagon, 1,500 168, capacity mechanical condition guaranteed; prics $400. K. M. Searle, cor. Elm and Park Sts.; 'Phone 2110, BTANLEY STEAMEK-—7 passengor touring car with new boller. This cai ls in excel: lent shape mechas M. Iiving Jes. ter, 133 Arch St., ‘Phone 511, A Studebaker Year,'" STUDEBAKER 1923, special touring, termi $300, cash balance monthiy, also 1 Hudson Sedan. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, _Park St Hartford, Conn, USED CARS— . 1021 Ford 1-2 ton, panel, truck. 1017 Reo roadster. 1816 Overland touring car, 1018 Dodge touring car, 1016 Ford touring car. R. C. RUDOLPH, 127 CHERRY ST. PHONE 2051-2, Show Room at 4 Elm st GET READY FOR THE FOURTH— argains in tires, tubes and batterles “The Red Car at your service," » UNEIL TIRE AND BATTERY CO., 39 WASHINGTON &T,, 'PHONE 800, THEM DAYS IS - GONE FOREVER' By Al Posen 50 ASHURS SPORTIA A YES, HE WOA ITIN A Auto Parts and Accessories 11 AUTO accessories, tires, vul anizing, stor. age batterics and battery repairing, T, Cogswell, 8 Chestnut Phone 1418-2 asoline, ofl’; Q! greases and tire ser cessory Shop, 138 So. BATTERIES—ASK the Philadelphia. J. M, Fare _rell, 110 F: hone nuF." LET us rectarge and ins,ect your batieis before you put it into s for the mer. 4 G. Hawker, 52 Elm St Te. nan o cords, 30x3 to §6x6. Main 8t. Phone 63, also fabric an ) each. 336 kast value the appearance of yo i _Ball Tire Co., 210 Arch St. Tel, xua.nn WILLARD STORAGE Battéries. Sales service, Simmons Storage Hatter; Arch St. Phone 2245, i TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring quick, efficient (axi service to your doots N, iy, etvive, at the R, R. Station, KD SERVICE-—Best car in the city for_long trips * Call Joo Farr, 1847, 163 XI STATION—Quick, reliable service, Keep tuese ‘phoue numbeis in mind, Daytime, 367; night, 1542-3. Lo.is Miller, 7 arages To Let 14 2 cars, cential location, elecs Sciultz & Costelln, \mc., 242 tric lights, Majn_St. i 8T., 54—Garage epace to rent, ST.—Garage tv reni, inquiis Jones, 264 Main St. Tel 3450, LES—Special _sale of —used es now om. One 1916 Thiee 1017 Indians, §85 ench " poas 1019 Indians, $140 each. One 1920 fn dian ScAt $160. All theen machines are in good Munning order. Charles E, Hade feld, 21 Myrtle 8t.; ‘Phone 1705, ONE motorcycle with new raes 108 Franklin_Square, Service Siations, Repairing ACETYLENE WELDING, bra: :g;l buriing. Commercial ar, Avbiy 17 ing. Carbon burning. Iardwi Welding Co., 18_Winthrop St. v ARCH BT. RADIATOR WORKS—Sucy, to Hultquist Bros. Export y:m:m.'fl Kinds o0 auto radistors, smasied feyders, bodies, ctc. Work guaranteed perfect at _lowest prices, 107 Arcii. Phcne 1326.3, AUTOMOUBILE PAINTING BHOP—Isidorg Ravizza, rear 332 Perk 8t. Phone II#T: Houee vhone ?12-15, rear 78 Prospact 8t, AUTOMOBILE Trunning board moiding put on. All varieties replaced. Remember that ;‘:.c. 1s our aim and that We are auto y and radiator cxperts. O, Corbin_ Place. Phone 683. .. BATTERIES—When in troubls and in nesd of €o0d batteries or skilled service seo uy first. Edw. Zack at the City Service Stae « tlon, Ave, at Stanley l1: s “This 1~