New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1923, Page 12

T () ¥ D) . AUTD COLLISIONS BREAK SUNDAY CALN ‘Woman and Girl Thrown From ” kil TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES Hbineland republic s A, oent ever thelr pre-war margios fed 'Al“la-l\.’uk withoul & drep of | eral ceal commission reporis, [bitod shedi separatist emeut — spreads and Bavaria ashs (hal cabincd Livsign -y - | | 5 - -~ WIFE'S DEFENSE ON LRI 4 . Veuli Gp. 414 L 414 than takere N Florists and Nurserymes L TR, e Governer Piachel advises aew 8% tem of peymits under the internal rey enue law 1o check foad of liguer N5 D" Himsel Is Called Upou o Testily Today , Det .:::l‘o’:: W. E D Stokes in his Qivores action ageinst Mra. Melen Ei- weod Stokes, today rested his case after having called 21 witnesses, 12 of whem re Negrocs Alleged 31 Carespondents 1t was stated that the plaintiff had intended offering 70 wilnesses Dur- ing the trial Btokes' counsel attempl od to name only ene oo respands Edgar T. Wallace, while the original petition made in the first trial charged | 46 acts of infidelity, alles 51 co respondents and named 16 Wallace, it was sald, prohably take the witness stand for Mra. Blokes today, It was declared he might be called at any moment Witness a Spiritualist | Samuel Untormyer, ehief defense ecounsel, In cross-examining Adam Butterfield, negro, today charged |h|||: the plaintif had played upon the superstitions of negro witnesses He asked the witness if there wa lurge | glit-lettored sign in front of the how of Hattie Johnson, Nogress procuress of witness for Stokes, and if the sign Matthew's Church of Putterfield answered in the ative and admitted he had at- 1 spiritualistic seances at the Johnson home Nokes as A you there hen Mr, will “spook™ Mr, Untermyer Ntokes appeared “Were asked, m Our Bakery Special This Week—Delicious ! Cocoanut Marshmallow Layer Cakes.Ea. 40c . 28.=Max . Stever, United German secicties at Wg meeting in New York, urge 7,000,004 | German-born residents of the Uniled States 1o ald the crumbling German Reich before Germany is destroyed, | Alesander Meikiejohn, former presis | dent of Amherst, in address at ( gle hall, New York eity eclares America 18 the land of & dull, unedu- cated mob that constantly erushes out | ercellence Columbia de- Hizabeth | the Am & veasel Canadian Gloucester sehooner feats the Henry Ford and Howard and is designated erican vhallenger for Asl traphy now held by the Hlucnose. Cosl whelesalers hiave heen taking | | profits at & rate of more than 200 per pateh declares, Gere r Walten of Ohia & de | wies insistent rumers that he s Lo re l sign today visits birthplaee of | Hodgenvilie, | 1deyd George Abraham Lincoln Kentucky | New York declare that da ed harmfyl te them in the them of sleep social weifare officials ight saving has prov | any children, keeping and depriving Five hundred Koreans were hilied hy Japanese vigilantes In massiere | after earthquake, delayed Teokio ad- Viees say | Nikolal Lenine has recovered the | use of his paralysed leg, Mescow dis under & green light in & darkened room, wound in & sheet with a unrl Jahelled “bill of divoree™ in his hand and when Hattie Johnson told persons | present that it was & sign from heaven that Mr, Stokes' was right in his divorce case?” Butterfield said he had not been there, Tefuses To Dismiss Case ! When the witness left the stand, | Mr, Steuer announced closing of the | plaintift's case, Mr, Untermyer moved for dismissal and Justice Mahoney denied the motion, The justice also denied Untermyer's motion that Mr, Stokes be compelled to take the stand. He reserved deelsion on a motion that Mra, Stokes be permitted to waive the FRESH PORK TO ROAST ...... Ib. 200 LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS .... Lb. 14c i S 14c SPARERIBS . | VEAL FOR POT PIES . | sveAr cur | | 8c 8c 25¢ . Ih CORNED BF ] D .+.3 Lbs, Finest Creamery Butter ......... Lb. 49 Large Fancy Selected Eggs....2 Doz, 73c EXTRA F'NCY BA GRAPEFRUIT. . . SOUND NATIVE ONIONS .......1 Lbs. 10c RED STAR SWEET 25 c POTATOES ... 7 Lbs. 25¢ NEW CROP LVAP. ..2 Lbs. Our Famous Dinner Blend Coffee.Lb. 25¢ RED BUTTERFLY CEYLON TEA ... Lb. 400 MOHICAN EVAP. 21c MILK . .. 2 Cans y 11c MOHICA) EW) MINCE MEAT .. Pkg. i\;fl%::gfi ... 3 Lbs. 250 NEW ED 22c OATS ........:.05 Lbs. FINEST PACK SUCCOTASH .... Can 150 Best Wheat, Graham or Rye Bread. . .Lb. 5c 250 IMP'T SARDINES. . 2 Cans tMies EYeFUL LETYER, PLEASE, AND GET RED SALT SALMON. Lb. 12}¢ - TAKE SONS (T OUT TODAY - e Sy ndvnte i |in the Walluc vight, providing that & hushand can not testify against his wife, Joseph M. Dawson, & bookkeeper | and notary public, was the first wit- | ness for the defense, He admitted he | had taken more than 100 acknow!- | edgments on affidavits offored by witnesses for Mr, Stokes. | Absolves Mrs, Stokes | Dr, Benson, in his deposition, sald he was & guest in the Wallace apart ment for several months in the fall of 1914, He fixed the date by & lett written him by the late Cel, Theodo Roosevelt, introducing him to various persons in South America. He de- clared he hud never seen Mrs, Stokes apurtment, Stamd n was called as a wit- ness by Mr, Untermyer who asked him to tell the court the date of birth of his two children, Mr, Stouer ohjected | and the court sustuined the objection | whereupon Mr. Untermyer exclaimed | loudly: | “1 can't try this case if 1 am to be interfered with like this™ “You don't have to try retorted Justice Mahoney, “1 want an opportunity to try this case falrly,” the defense counsel ocn- tinued, “You will get just that,” said the Justice. OVERSTROMS SURPRISED Guests this case,” Griswold Street Residen of Honor at Swedish Bethany Church and Presented With Check. Mr. and Mrs. Anders W. Over- Griswold street were urprised Saturday evening at the Swedish Bethany church, by a large number of friends on the sixth anniversary of their wedding day. After a short program consisting of vocal solos by Miss Irene Wahl- strom, John Ohison on behalf of the assembled guests presented Mr. and Mrs. Overstrom with a check. Rev. G. E. Pihl also spoke of the many occasions the singing and playing of Mr. and Mrs. Overstrom had been enjoyed and appreciated by the mem- bers of the church. Refreshments were served after the close of the program. Mr. and Mrs, Overstrom were mar-| g where of | ried in Stockholm, Sweden, they enjoy a wide acquaintance friends among singers and music lov-| ers. They have traveled in Sweden| for several years where Mr, Over- strom studied for the ministry, but gave it up on advice of his teachers| who thought his voice was worthy of all his efforts. Since their arrival in this count they have traveled extensively concert tours. Mr. Overstrom is present located at the Landers, IPrary & Clark plant. | ry | on| at| Gar in West End fieveral autoists were arralgned he- fore Judge B, W. Alling In pelice court this merning on various cha of vielating the motor vehiele law. Albert Froski was arvested yesterday afternoan by Policeman Patriek O'Mara for vielting a4 rule of the road following a collision at the cor- ner of North and Bexton streets, be: iween his automebile and & motor- eyele driven by Rledy Btrolkas of LE] Rallroad avenue, Waterbury was represenied hy Attorney Thomas MoDonough in court today while Prosecutor Joseph G, Woods present- ed the state’s case, Broski was arrested for driving Into Sexton street on his left side when he should have gone from North into Sexton street on his right side, In court this morning no evidence was presented to prove that Broskl was on the left side of the road and he was discharged. Joscph Roskosky was fined $10 and costs for having improper markers on his automobile, Woman and Girl Thrown Out The case of Ignatz Valasansy of 65 Smith street, charged with violating a rule of the road following & col- lision hetween his ear and one oper- ated by A, E. Wells of Winsted at the corner of West Main and Jerome streets last evening was until Thursday morning. Mrs, Anna Smith and her 1l.year-old daughter 723 Main street, Winsted, were thrown from Mr. Well's car by the force of the impact, Mr. Smith was not thrown from the machine. Of- ficor Michael Massey conducted an investigation and placed the accused man under arrest, From what could he leurned Wells was driving west on West Maln strect and Valasanzy was driving east. Collision Near Belvidere The case of Tony Abromowicz of 46 Itiechmond avenue, charged with violating a rule of the road, Wwas | arrested by Policeman Patrick O'Mara after his automobile had collided with a machine driven by Jacob Young of 46 Wakeficld court, at the corner of Allen and Stanley streets at about 6 o'clock last evening. According to the police Young was traveling south on Stanley street when Abromowicz turned into Stanley street from Allen street, striking Young's car and pushing it against a trce on the side of the road. Mrs, Jacob Young, mother of Mr. Young, was thrown out and suffered lacerations of the leg. MARRIAGI: LICENSES, The following marriage licenses have been issued at the office of City Clerk A. . Thompson: Daniel Con- nolly of Burnside and Miss Madeline Gurinschneder of Kast Hartford; Thomas Buck of Southington, and Miss May H. Callahan of Vine street. A I'renchman has made a strong lens consisting of a glass shell filled with a clear fluid, fi LIMITATION OF CLATMS At a Court of Probate holden at Plain- ‘it within and for tho District of Plain- on the 18th day of October, A. D, Present, Meritt 0. Ryder, On motion of John H. Kir |tor on the testate estate of George ( late of Plainville within sald district de- ceased. This Court doth decree that six months; be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims agalnst the same to the exerutor and di- Tects that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper hav- tng a clrculation in said district, and by posting a copy thercof on the publle sign post in said town of Plainville nearest the place where the deccased last dwelt. Certificd from Record, MERITT 0. RYDER, Judge 10 MESSRS. N.1. SACHS & , SIOUX CITY, TOWAY - ]| ll | QEFERRING INQLIRY FOR WILL SAY POLLY AND HER P ALS Passesor No Passes, Pa Couldn’t Pass Up An Qpportunity Like That wiy CANT | HIGS ? EvERYBUDDY ELSE Sg. 8. R ot ™~ He | continued | CITY ITEMS. George T. Kimball of this city was elected a director for three years of the Farmington Country elub at the annual meeting Baturday night Winghell Smith, the playwright, '] elected president, Roxing, Btate Armory, Oct, 10,—adv Mr. and Mrs, Stanley 8. Glerymski of this ity and Mr, and Mrs, A, Bulka of New Haven motorad over the Mo- hawk Trall over the week.end. “When All the World Forgets You," voeal, John A, Andrews & Co— advt, Mr, and Mrs, 1. Birnbaum of Winthrop street entertained last cve- ning at whist in honor of Miss Lena 1. Bestoff of New York city who s shortly to become the bride of Moe PMeldman, manager of one of the local stores, Doolittie’s Top Shop. Auto Tops, ete. —ndvt, 7 Albert H, Doerr of dhuttle Meadow avenue and Hurlbut Griswold of ¥rancls street have returned from a week's motor trip to Maine, Noonday luncheons at Crowell's.— advt, Chief Willlam J. Noble of the fire department left today for Richmond, Va., where he wiil attend the ehiefs' convention, He will be away about 10 days. Exclugive mithnery. French Hat Shoppe, Room 107, Professional Bldg. 87 West Main strect.—Advt. The junior branch, Catholic Daugh- ters of America, will hold a minstrel rehearsal in the T. A. B, hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Last night T. A. B. falr.—advt, Player Pianos that are built to last. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Phenlx lodge, Odd Fellows, will meet tomorrow evening. After the meeting a rehearsal of the initiatory degree will be held, No, No, Nora, fox trot and vocal. John A. Andrews & Co.—Advt. Taurel Court sewing soclety will meet at the home of Miss Amy Beach, 49 Lennox Place, tomorrow from 10 to 5 o'clock. Luncheon will be served, “Roses of Picardy,” dance record, L. Pierce & Co.— C. Fuue ork, ¥ , Bandal Gregnhouse, 318 Osk Bt. Tel. $03-13, m:m-hw W00 Tandmars gardener. Biinorisen, '#u- 3183, A WU ANCFrall Treen shiuee Bow- ers, beries, hedge planis. Send address. 1 owill call Hes #8, Hersld ALTE “warm Fhove 428-3, Uesmay & teward FONT Rritain or Plainville. 1o, M, Austin, 84 Winthrop Bt [ NECRPTE tone Marten, lost on reet turday night, rd yellow ma Winder please notify Jr.; ‘phone 13353, 4 RTT ol suia toals 1os0 Waturday WA v cinity of Biack Rock Ave. Finder p phone §93-3, Reward. sen Tasl T caRs he- Pranklin Square. e, with gold st Priday night nd 121 Maple hetween 1 to Herald troet, It office, Store Announcements 1 T load of picture turned fr dred different st your pleture, A WANTED- 1,000 men, women and chilaren to be well dre on weekly DAY ments, Hostor thing Store, 63 Church stroet; next to Herald office, FAVE 1-3 on coal bilie, Install Accur ther Btri, Woorls, 61 Main street; ‘phone AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR OARB—"Botter cars &t being bullt and Buick s building them. New Diitaln Bulck Co., 226 Arch strest Tolophone 2607 CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGE OAfS— Lash Motor Co, “A Reputable Concern,” West Main, corner Lincoln CITANDI. ROLET motor transportation, Now Britain Motor Saler Corp., 6 Main_street. BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Baiw rvice, 8. & 1. Motor Sales Co, 136 o Frankliu; ‘phone 731, AND STAR motor cars. Bl Just Real Goad Car _A. Bencg 13 Maln street; 'Phone_231i FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Bales eeiv- ico; genuine parts and accessories, Auto- _motive Sales & Service Co, 200 E. Main. HUDSON AND ESBEX—A cur valucs, Bee the new o man Auto Sales Co., B 439 Arch 8t HAUPMOBILE CARS—Bales and service. City Service Btatlon, Martford Ave, corner anley, and 15 Main 8t. A. M. Paonesss. NGTON—HIgh grae motor cars, Sale and service, C. A, Bence, 51 Majn St. ‘phone 3216, and Elm DURANYT and service, Tries to Hang Himself In Police Station Cell Thomas Burke, who was arraigned before Judge B. W. Alling in police court this morning on a charge of drunkenness and was given a suspend- ed sentence to the state reformatory, made a fruitless attempt at police headquarters Saturday night to com- mit suicide. The attempt, however, was frustrated by Officer Michael Brophy, night patrol driver. Shortly after Burke had been locked up in e cell, Officer Brophy went into the cell room and there found Burke hang- ing from the cell door with a necktie about his neck. Later, after the necktie had becn taken from him, he | was put in the padded cell with no clothes other than his trousers and & pair of shoes, but again Officer Bro- phy saw him tying his trousers about his neck. His trousers and shoes were taken from him and he spent the re- mainder of the night with no cloth- ing. BY CLIFF STERRETT MOON MOTOR CARB—Favorably the world over. ¥. L. Green, Sal 227_Glen Bt.; 'phone 289! @ Oakland motor cars. Ba ¥ Hawkor, 68 Elm elephone 2458, REO MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kennsth M. Svarle & Co. Sales and service. Cor, Eim and Dark Sts, New Britain, Conn. Telephone_2110, STUDEBAKERS-~Light six touring, $905; special &ix touring, $1,360; big six touring, $1,760; 1 O, B, factory. M. Irving Jester, 193 Aich St. “This 1s & Btudebaker year." lmhfl COUPE, ers, spare tire, ole.i mus very in every delall, New 226 Arch Bti 2607, rin i WoeA Whaps mechan- good paint and uphel- M, Try Jester, 198 s & Studs nd me: Writaln 2007, B 235 Arch 8t 'fl: e PPOArancs; oan Rritste Bulek Co,, 260 Y ehanioally Bulck Co., throughout; fine hought cheap, 225 Arch Bt ‘ph CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY~ 1923 " 1023 1923 1w 190 n? 1w 1920 Ford Coups, Bulek Coupe. Bulck 4-Cyl. Bedan. Bulek Spert Model, Touring Osn Briscos Roadster, Bulok Roadeter Bulck Tourlng car Paige 7-pass. Touring ca’s Franklin Sedan, Hupmobile. White Touring. 1920 my Trades vn dew and used cars considered, Leo St. Thomas, Manager of Used Car Department. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO, 225 ARCH ST, 'PHONE 2807, ey FORD Bedans, 1921 models, one with over $200 worth of extras. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 185 Park 8t. Hartford, Conn, FORDS--FORDS—FCRDS— at §6v each; on one 1921 sedan at A tew roadster $335; ons others at Two_touri at $76; light delivery at $76. 300 each, AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVIORE, 200 EAST MAIN 8T, 'PHONE 2701, HAYNES, 1921, 5 passenger coupe, Wiie wheels, new paint, 5 brand new tires, ujp- holstery and motor perfect. This i8 a real bargaln if taken at once, $1,000, Will tako your open car in_trade. M. Irving Jester, 195 Arch St. Phone 811, “This is_a Studebaker year” : WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cats, showroom at 4 Ehn 8t.; service, 137 Cherry 8t. "The Sleeve-Vaive Motor” R. C. Rudolph., Paone 2081-2, E— 8,000 HUNGER STRIKERS. Dublin, Oct. 22.—At Sinn Fein headquarters today it w#s stated that §,000 men were on hunger strikes in the various camps and prisons in Ire- land, including Newbridge Curragh, Kilkenny, Cork and Gormanstown, Out To Tue BO0x- OFFICE A~ Pay 1991 by Sewspaper Feature Sarvies, Ine. Greas Brivarr rghts resercr HUDSON, 1919, 5 passenger touring car in fine shape throughout. Good tii nd upholstery. Price $32. M, Irving Ji 193 Arch St. Phone 811, “This Studebaker year.” HUPMOBILE touring car 1 A-1 shape, mechanically; five good tires, and leoks good; $350 takes it. A, G. Hawker, 52 Elm 8t.; ‘phone 2486, HUPMOBILE 1920 (ouring car, shape mechanically, good tis pearance, several extra: New Britajn Bulck Ci 'phone 2607, JEWETT 1923 3-passenger coups, driven only 5,000 miles and brand new in every detall. A, G. Hawker, 62 Mim street; ‘phone 3456, 10-DAY SALE-10 LATE MODEL USED CARS AT A SUB- STANTIAL REDUCTION—BUY NOW AND BAVE MONEY— 1922 Maxwell Sedan. Ford Sedan, almost new 1923 Bpeclal Tourlvg Studebaker, 1923 Buick 6, mport touring. 1923 Durant sedan, 1923 Overland touring, 1923 Mazwell tour| 1921 1920 Maxwy 1920 Chevrolet touring, 1922 Ford touring, Oldsmoblie sedan, $200. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO., 130 ARCH 87, TEL, 3100, MITCHELL, 1918, 3 passenger coupe-road- ster, Fine paint and upholstery, Tires and motor excellent, This Is an oppor- tunity at $280. M. Irvin ester, 103 Arch Bt. Phone 811, “This is a Stude- _ baker year.” MOON 1024_demonstrator for sale. ¥, La Green, 237 Glen street, near Ellla. OAKLAND touring car, 1911, good tires upholstery and paint; fine running erder; price only $176, A. G. Hawker, §3 Elm Bt.; 'phone_ 3456, OLDB & coups, 1930, 4-passenger, new paint, &ood tires; price 3560, Monument Garage, Herlin. GUR Willys-Knight demonstrator for sals; trade tal on _ this, Rudolph & age, 127 Cherry Bt.; 'phone 201-a. Salssroom, ¢ Elm t.; 'phone 1790, GVBRLAND 1923 touring car, brand new in every respect and selling at a big dis- count from the list pri Honeyman _Auto Sales Co,, 139 Arch ‘phone 310v. OVERLAND BEDAN in very good condi- tion; run only 5,700 miles, ror demon- stration 'phone 44 PAIGE 1913, 7-passenger touring c palnt, excellent tires; used but This is PAIGE, 191, sed: in good condition; thoroughly overhauled, new paint, good tires. For demonstration call C. A. Bence, 51 Maln St 'Phone 2315, PAIGH, 1 5 passenger touring car. holstery llke new, excellent paint, Up- very dependable motor. Price only $290, Irving Jester, 193 Arch St “This is a Studebaker REO, 1919 Speedwagon (of 3 Glen St M. Phone #11. quire ¥,