New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1923, Page 16

HUSBAND AND WIFE WORK N ROBBERIES Woman An Unwilling Accom- plice, She Testifles New York, Aug. 15.—Mrs. Rose Fulton, nineteen-year-old wife of Jo- seph Fulton, confessed robber, was found not guilty of being an aid to her husband and another man in their robbery of Claus Umlan's candy store May 19 last, by a jury before County Judge Tiernan in Brooklyn yesterday. The jury was out half an hour. In default of $10,000 bail, Rose Fulton went back to her cell in Ray- mond street jail to await action on two other robbery charges. Her law- yer, Harry Chiert, will ask for a dis- missal of the charges, alleging that the evidence is the same in all cases. As soon as she is free Mrs, Fulton wants to go. back to her old job as a telephone operator to support her two-year-old boy and help her fam- ily, woth whom she is goin to live.Her father is disabled, and five children younger than she are dependent. ‘When asked if she would seek a di- vorce she said she would do what her mother wanted. “She's my best friend and I've made her enough irouble. I'll do what she wants,” she said. Her mother, Mrs. Willlam Loecher, had previously said that her daugh- ter must sue for a divorce. Fear of her husband and his part- ner, who threatened her with a pis- tol, she said was her recason for do- ing as she was ordered. They forced her to remain in the car May 30, she said, when they committed the two other robberies with which she is charged, and then, when she had be® home only a day, they ordered her to 80 with them on a journey which end- ed in Indiana. ‘It was terrible,”” she said. “Not for one minute, day or night, dur*:lmg that trip was I out of the car. My husband locked me in. Mickey (the accomplice) and his gun were beside me on the seat. I was so tired I couldn’t eat, and I wanted my boy.” Not since the day of her marriage, she sald, has she known any happi- ness or peace. Her husband never gave her a home and her earnings ‘went to support him or provide him with drink. “He never gave me any . money,” she sald. “They talk about my sharing in the proceeds of his robberies. 1 never saw any money of his. If I had I would have asked where it came Exide Automobile Batteries An Announcement of Interest to Every Automobile Owner EFFECTIVE AUGUST 15 the cost:to you of the famous Exide Battery for your car will be materially reduced. The following com- parison of old and new prices will give an idea of the extent of these reductions: from. He'never spent any of it on me.” ‘‘Rose never was a bad girl," said Mrs. Loecher, "but she got into trou- ble with this man and I made him marry her. Then afterward I found out what a crook he was." One-tenth of the tourists to Bwitzer- land last year were from the United States, the number being equal to those from Great Britain and more than from France and Germany. Printer’s Devil At any rate, he's a divil of a mas- cot, say members of the Washington printers’ team, which won the cham- pionship of the Union Printers’ Inter- national Baseball league. He's Buddy Webb. His dad, Heine Webb, pitched the final game in which Washington defeated Chicago, 11 to 2. At Low CAR Buick 4, Chevrolet, Cleveland, Durant 4, Essex, Ford, Gray, Maxwell, Nash 4, Oakland, Overland, Star, Studebaker, Velie, and others. Auburn, Buick 6, Chandler, Durant 6, Hud- son, Hupmobile, Jewett, Moon, Nash 6, Olds- mobile, Paige, Reo, Studebaker, and others. Dodge, Franklin, Maxwell, and others. F. O. B. Manufacturer’s Branch These lower prices have been made possible through the adoption of certain changes in merchandising methods by the manufacturer, based on the present day requirements of car owners. The quality of the Exide Battery re- mains unchanged. It is the same as that _ Get your new E}(ide from one of the following Service Stations: ticut— New Britain, A. G. Hawker, 52-54 Elm Street. Plainville, James J. Murphy. EX DEATH AND FLAMES AS STILL EAPLODES One Man Killed, $300,000 Prop- erty Loss in New York New York, Aug. 15—One man is dead and property valued at $300,000 was destroyed by a fire, said to have bene caused by an exploding still, which yesterday demolished a ware- house covering two blocks in Long Island City. The body of the man, thought to be Daniel Pagliarello, 21, a chauffeur of 321 East 54th street, Manhattan, was found burned beyond recognition be- side a wrecked 50-gallon still, which is blamed for the blaze. Cans and a cask containing what is sald to have been denatured alcohol also were found. In the warehouse were 50 automo- biles and motor trucks of the Pan- ther Motor company and a large duantity of merchandise and building material. The efforts of 15 fire com- panies were powerless to stop the blaze. The building, of brick, one story high, was burned to the ground. The building, which was owned by the William Bradley Contracting com- pany, with offices in the Flatiron building, had been leased for storage purposes to the Panther Motor com- pany, the Union Warehouse and Stor- age company, the Crystal Rock Mag- nasite company and G. Vadala. The fire is said to have started in the portion occupied by G. Vadala, in which pianos, phonographs and other musical instruments were stored. Bascom Slemp, of Virginia, Made President’s Secretary Washington, Aug. 15. — President Coolidge has filled the only vacancy in an important office so far to occur in his administration by the appoint- ment ofs former Representative C. Bascom Slemp of Virginia, as secre- tary to thé president. Mr. Slemp, whose appointment was announced at the White House yesterday will as- sume the duties of the office early next month. “REDS” DISAGREE Moscow, Russia.—Relations with the Bulgarian communist party have been severed by the Third Interna- tionale, it is reported here. The break came, it is said, because the Bulgarians were not active enough to suit their Russian brethren in the re- HARDWARE, SUMNARY Business at Standstill During Harding Funeral—Fall Orders Filled—More Confident Attitude Shown by Buyers New York, Aug 15.—Hardware Age in its weekly summary will say to- morrow. Businss in, the hardware markets of the United States came to a stand- still the latter part of last week as a tribute of respect to the memory of Warren G. Harding. Few price changes of any importance were an- nounced, and the bellef is growing that fall business will be essentially stable as far as prices are concerned. Quite a large volume of fall orders have already been filled, it is said, and a.more confident attitude is being shown by buyers, Current business {s' somewhat slack, but this is con- sidered natural at this season. Retall sales throughout the country are re- ported as good, although deglers in the agricultural states have exper- iénced a falling off in numerous sections, A number of manufacturers, espe- clally tool makers, are still working on back orders, and some shortage in tools are reported. Jobbers, hm" ever, expect to have adequate stoc on most items to meet the fall and winter demands. KLAN SPEAKER MOBBED Street Fight Follows Public Meeting And Rev. Cosaboon Needs Police Escort to Train. Elmira, N. Y., Aug. 15. — After a general street fight which followed a public meeting last night at which Ku Klux Klan principles were explained, the Rev. Nicholas Cosaboon, of Buf- falo, and several other persons who ‘had been speakers were escorted to their train by police. The trouble started when a heck- ling crowd surrounded one of the klan delegates as he left the hall. One of the delegates was struck in the tace. Stromberg l:aflnuretnT cent overthrow of the Stambulisky government. er Prices TYPE 6 Volt, 11 plate or 6 Volt, 13 plate OLD $21.00 27.85 6 Volt, 15 plate 3340 “12 Volt, 9 plate 38.95 which has brought world-wide accept- ance of the Exide as the standard stor- age battery, The new low prices putthe Exide with- in reach of any car owner who wants the comfort and satisfaction of the rugged, long-lived Exide Battery. 1de BATTERIES A. G. Hawker NEW $16.65 20.85 25.00 29.15 HARTFORD Furn New Telephone Number 2-5151 * HARTFORD \ iture Month In Connecticut’s Great. Furniture Store The Values If You'd Save 10 to Strengthen as the Sale Sweeps On! _ 50% on Needed Articles—Buy Now. Not a Piece of Furniture on Three Great Floors ls~ Reserved Living Room Suites 3-piece Living Room Suite, sofa chair and large wing chair, covered with blue taupe velour. For this Dining Room' Suites . 10-Piece Queen Anne Suite, Buffet, b54-inch table, china closet, serving table. 5 chairs, 1 armchair. For $195 this sale .. Bedroom Suites 4-Piece Combination Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting of dresser, bed, chifforette and toi- Jet table; regular price $250. price. . Sun Parlor Suites 3-Piece Fibre Rush Suite, sofa, chair and rocker, fancy decorated finish; cretonne to match in harmony; spring cush- ions; regular price $100. For this sale. 3-Piece Willow Suite, sofa, chair and rocker; blue and grey finish; seat and back covered in heavy cretonne; regular price e’ e $98 Sale price .... HOT WEATHER SPECIALS Refrigerators, all kinds Oil Stoves, Gas Plates. Ete, A. 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Simply pay a fair amount at the time you choose your furni- ture and the balance in month- ly remittances to suit your purse. 3-Piece Rattan Suite, sofa, chair and rocker. Very high grade large pieces, fancy finish, upholstered seat and back; reg- ular price $1 $139 Sun Parlor Suite, 4-piecce rat- tan, fancy finish; sofa, chair, rocker and table, extra high back seats, covered in high grade cretonne; regular price $250. You'll be agreeably surprised to note the moderate prices on this “Furniture of the better kind;" prices as reasonable as the furniture is beautiful, Our credit system has been established for your conven- ience; to assist you in furnish- ing your home with taste and individuality. CROWLEY BROS. INC., PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street TEL. 2018, TEL. 1233-8 | Esttmates cheerfully given on all jobg CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. Harris « General Trucking— 89 WEST ST. Just Listed—Cottage in Belvidere—Steam heat, garage, chicken coop and all improvements. We also have a bungalow in Belvidere— Owner is leaving town. It will go CHEAP, CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg, —DRINK — AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a bottle of cream soda —Something you will like—it's deli- cious. Three size bottles—3c, 10c, 15e. «—— FOR SALE 3-Family, House on West Stmeet. A tem per cent investment. Small amount of cash required. For further particulars, see— H. DAYTON HUMPHREY 272 MAIN STREE? NATIONAL BANK BLDG, THE OLD HOME "TOWN BY STANLEY Z NO-NO-1 SAY | HES BouT T SLOWEST STANLEY nea service —— = [ | s | e h | 1 q | iz Al © & THOUGH MARSHAL OTEY WALKERS FEET HAVE GONE BACK ON HIM, SINCE HE BODLGHT A NEW PAIR OF SHOES, WS OLD FIGHT/NG SPIRIT STILL REMAINS.