New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTORER 81, 1923, crr_rvems. - GOLOBERGIRMFOR WALL STREET STOCK | JEWISH HOMELAND| EXCHANGE REPORTS Has Contidence in British Govern- -~ HUNGERFORDS 25TH JOHNSON GHAIRHAN ANNIVERSARY NOY.2 WORLD WAR VETS Promineat Residents Married in|Ex-Servicemen May Dadmd e Caonial Home Toringon | Memoral Fied November {1 (273" = " Pierce & O i, | r'nd...l Theodore Johnsen w elected . William Dehm have chairman and Cliferd W. Heliberg returned te their home at Auum‘: was named seeretary of New Rritain | Ohie. after having heen here attend: | Council, World War veterans, at & ing the funeral of My, Dehim's mother, |the Je people in Palestine, spoke Am Or & Fdy, 1588 1594 | - J on that subject 1o & large gathering Am Cot Oil 6 5 3 given in the Herald of 26 years ago | meeting of the council last night Oh, Hareld," special fox trot, ' that date, 1t is as follows Johnson is the pepresentative of A, G, | | | John O, Andrews & C i, 'ln the Hebrew sehool hall last even- |Am Loco "ns ; ing. Am Sm & Me.. #4) Torvington—"At the fine old eulau-“hmmum camp, United Spanish “v""u-‘ m_":" “:;:’a‘:m"[‘ur“':::-::b;-l.“ ':.’,:3 '",_ Goldberg expressed the eonfi- |Am g Rf om.. 538 -,: :F,:‘""'", :' l"'",‘“"l"':'::,;"' ::',,":,',:T e ',','.:::;',,"'},";"»",’,‘:’,f' "::“'l"‘"':":,':unm.l- Thursdsy afternoon in the [dence of the Jewish peaple in the |Am Sum Toh 195, old atroet; tee! B e e 1 (o v pon state armory fram 2 to 5 o'olock Pritish government and took this oe- (Am Tel & Tel, 123% :A:nl.‘ll.t.:- :‘:::tn:l{e dnirniu:nx:!:u-t . m“";‘:lu‘ l!::nkmuhe Day “Hey! You Want Any Codfish?"|casion to dispute several statements Am Wool 0% . Ve — ( D 3 - New Nlritaln, The coremony was per- The councll held an informal dis- i'::""‘" John A, Andrews & (G :,l'm?h"::'::;'::::" In regard to the 2::‘ .r':‘"& R :: .: 9, r]" e et | O A O ey “vas| Mrs Fred Winkle of 143 Maple| Mr. Goldberg pointed out that the | At Guit & W 1. 14% - rne Sraam, My and Mre Frank 1o | votad to conter with Mayor A. af,|#reet broke her left forearm yester: |Jewish people may base their hope on | Baldwin Loco .121% :'.,".,' ,1:,,“ ‘o0 Now Deitain, wore | Pacheass and the board: of park com. | 247 while dol housework at her forming of a hemecland in Palestine | Balti & Ohio Aty among the few from Lhat eity to at- | missioners relative to plans for the l',fl""" A'I" ""'r 'f' the injured arm “,‘hf’.“ pointa: ‘:!a“' I'l"l » wnd dedication of Memorial athletie fielg | Wil b? taken today =That the Rritish government {a | Consol Tex ey, J n Willow Drook park. The field was | Day by day when you are down our an honerable institution and it would | Can Pacific 1H6% of 1‘rl||il)“ piscopal chureh, was the | named in honor of the servicemen | Y #top In and hear the new releases be & bilot on their character to refuse | Con Leather .., 13 lorgyman officiating, A brief re.|who died during the war. Work on | !" Columbia and Vocalion Records.ito fylfil the promises mado to the [Ches & Ohlo ption follewed, at whieh Mr, and |its construction has been practically | the flatest “:'4 most popular Jewish people to aid In the establish- ;‘:‘ Mi&SP 13 Mrs, Hungerford received the felicit- |completed and the soldiers feel that | in stoek. A 'A"'A"d"’" '"‘é".' ment of A homeland In Palestine, 23— cmll ":." 14D, 304 oun wighes of all present, Later in | dedieation on Armistice Day would be (Y00 “’" day. John A. Andrews & Co.|That the mandate the Rritish govern- Shfte Qenoee ';.‘ the afternoon the briday party left | appropriate, It is probable that the |~ |; AR S e ',mn"n| was given over Palestine was 8 "0. uvl"r ‘i. ' for a honeymoon trip through Canada, | ususd exercises, ineluding p..un.-,'“-‘} ::“’“ Fum‘:""" MM.::" :;":u fi:flhfl':"::"hl“llonwlh-'fl Ihv:“lhl the C:;'rrm;'"" a8 ) rety they will reside on | will take place in the morning, with | o0 - % L bople In the formation of |’ Shin e New v e the dedication In the afternoon. | MAple street have taken out a liconse | homeland, and that failuro to fuigit | rucible Steel 4 “Fhe groom Is one of the most fav-| It was voted last night to attend ‘°(;“',‘;"' ~ Slbes Socas {this part of their agreement would re. 'V“’.',"“""“' Bugar. 107 orubly known of the younger mem- |a session of Everyman's Biblo Class | _ d"‘l“'"”" ayer Planos, Morans, sult in the mandate being taken a 1»'"| cott-John ., 621, bera of the Hartford County bar, He (November 11, Bervicemen will be | THEVE 0 gles ,"°"\ tho British government by A5 HEeh 18 & graduate of Yale and iy now lo- | asked to meot at the armory in uni-| 05 0T L g s lnoelln}‘\o- caguo of natlons, 3—That Britain “‘H I"re l'" cated in the office of Hyde, Hunger- [form at 8:45 to march to the Meth- row aftornoon at 5:30 o'olock at|rould seriously hurt their chances of | oo ek morrow afternoon st 2: cloc friendship with the United States if Gen Motors ..., PUTNAM & CO Members New York Stock Eschange * Mosshers Hartford & Eachong . Sianley H. Faldy, Manager 1 West Maln 8, Tek 3040 Mra. Homer Parhu,‘nu was fors | werly Mrs. Auna Dow of this eity, has |veturned 10 her home in Celchester, Vi, after visiting her sister, Mrg, J, O Gillchreest of Maple street. Her son, Street. —The Encouraged by Wall |strong closing was| the secming the market continued to bid up prices —_— We Offer: 100 Landers, Frary & Clark dealings | Mese | in the late Abraham Galdberg, suthority on the f High Twenly-five years age Kionist mevement for & homeland for [Am Can " shhy | Judge and Mrs, W, C, Hungerford were marvied in Torvinglon. An in- toresting account of the aNair is JUDD & CO. Ll .‘M«Llll HARTFORD STOCK EXUNANGE lembers Now York Stock Exchange Hartford: Hartford-Conn, ‘Trust Bidg., Tel, 5-8320 New Britain: 23 West Main Street, Tel. 1815, [T Chauncey Lindsley, rector WE OFFER: 100 Shares Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Stock to Yield 8 Per Cent ford and Joslyn of Hartford, His wife | odist church, Rev, J, L, Davis, leader Goodrick BI , Wahrenberger's hall, Arch street, they should refuse to fulfill promises 1% the daughter of Mra, C, of this pluc A ulnm'-l |of the Rible class Is state chaplain of i the American Legion and will pre- | pare a program of exercises suitable Barn dance, De Vito's Orch, Nov, made to th 2. Stato Armory.—advt, e Jewish people, as the houso of representatives and the sen. Gt North prd Insp Copper Int Mer Mar A I Ludwlg Mandzeski and John Mika- lnuskas have leased from Soll Du- bowy and H., K, Kalmanowitz a store SELL LUNGHROOM FOR szfim‘n 323 Main street and will conduct & "y restaurant on the premises, The Jease i to run three years at $200 a month, New Victor Records out at Morans', —udvt, A marriage license has been issued ate have passed a resolution of sym- pathy with the Jewish people in the cffort to form a homelund in Pales- tine, thus expressing the United States' sympathy with the Jews in this movement, Mr, Goldberg added that the Jewish people should keep up their hopo and that he believed it was but a matter of a few years before the Jewish peo- ple would have a land of their own, Int Mer Mar pfd 22 Allis-Chalmers . 4014 Pacific Ol ..... 381 Int Nickel ., Int Paper .... Kelly Spring T'r Kennecott Cop. . Lehigh Val ..., Mid States Oft., Midvale Steel .. Mis Pac N XY Con viiaes NYNH&H., Norf & West. ., North Pac Pure Oil . Pan Am P & T 58 Penn R R ., 1214 Pierce Arrow .. 8§13 Fittshurgh Coal 60 Ray Con Cop .. 118§ Reading . T4% Rep T & 8 .... 45% Royal D, N Y .. 473 Sinclair Oil Ref South Pacific . South Rail to the occusion, R SRR ARSON MURDER CHARGED Yol and Anderson Brooklyn Grand Jury—=said 10 Have Vired Building, Killing Six, New York, Oct. 31.-—Wirst degree murder indictments were returned by a grand jury in Brooklyn today, charging Willlam IFord and Raymond Angerson with having sot a fire on October 15 in which six men and women perighed, including Iord’s father-in-law, George Keim, a play- wright, Two indictments, first degree murder, against both men. In one they were charged with slay- ing Keim, In the other, they were accusad of killing Marjorie Andrews, fourteen years old, daughter of Mrs, Irma Andrews, owner of the building. Ford and Anderson pleaded not guilty. Thoms=on, Wem & NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD New Britain National Baok Bidg. 10 Ceatral Row Telephone 2580 Telephone 3-41414 Members Memnbers Hartford Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchaogd Donald R, Hart, Mauager Indictedd by i “Presto”, Located at Corner of Main | -k | and Commercial Street, Sold lu:‘ to Joseph Peterson of 578 Church bleation, street and Miss Freda Bugenia Nor- Peter Pappas and Harry Chamos n!l man of 8 Russell street, New Haven, Othis Scouris of this city] Join our Victrola and Gulbransen and Gust Manis of Jergey City, N. J., | Christmas club for $1. Henry Morans, through Attorneys Irvi Rachlin and | advt, Harry Ginsburg, today sold the Presto, Members of Unity Rebekah lodge Lunch at the corner of Main and| will meet tomorrow afternoon at th Of Transportation Act But Realize| Commercial streets to Peter Kalogro-| home of Mrs, I, I, Case of 356 Chest- Imperiections FAFNIR BEARING AMERICAN HARDWARE HART & COOLEY EPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS STANLEY WORKS LANDERS SCOVILL WE DO NOT A o ———————— S —————— JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York };’nt;rl:ury STOCKS Bridgeport anbury BONDS ““ New Haves Middletown 12914 Direct Private Wire to New York T 0, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B, Natl Bank Blig.—Tel 1013 | AZIZ GROTTO CEREHONIAL |A- G. Hawker to Take His: 241, Force to Show and Hotel b 3 A. G. Hawker, the I2lm strect auto- Big Crowd Espected From Hartford, | o140 dealer, will he the host for his employes tomorrow night at Par- sons' theater, Hartford, and at a din- ner at the Hotel Bond. Mr, Hawker is taking this mcthod of showing his appreciation of the cooperation of those who work for him. The past vear has been successful and he bes lieves that it has been greatly due t® the efforts of his employes. both were charging returned row. OIL CONCLSSION Henry Mason Day Has Proposal to Make to Russian Government Moscow, Oct, 31.—Henry Mason Day, president of the International Barnsdall Corporation has left for Paris and New York with a proposal for the Russians that his company take over the development of big oil arcas near the Baku and Grosny fields. The proposal, according to Mr. Day, was submitted after more than.a month of negotiations.and far exceeds in magnitude the present Barnsdall contract, signed about a year ago. The Russians have been in practic- ally continuous session with various foreign oil representatives for the last month, but the negotiations have gen- erally been shrowded in scerecy. The details of the proposition made to Mr. Day have not been given out, but it is understood to be the first concrete offer by the Russians. WANT 1007 397 171 8914 ¥ Strike Threatened When “Open Shop” Is Declared Stamford, Oct, 31.—A strike of em- ployes of ithe Inwood Dairy Co., Inc., handlers of milk, cream and dairy products in this section was imminent today after the company had an- nounced that it would abandon the “glosed shop” policy and declare “open shop” beeause of what it term- ¢ “unreasonable” demands of its 100 employes. The increase in wages de- manded was from $47.50 to $50 a week., The company, in a statement said it had consistently met from time to time the.many demands of the em- pioyes hut now these had reached a .point where they were ‘“unrcason- able.’ The concern came here from " Harrison, N, Y., two years ago and when another concern had a strike on its hands the Inwood company is said to have secured much of the business of the other company. Oct. 30.— New Haven, Bridgeport and Nor- Acts Booked, (Putnam & Co.) Bid walk—Vaudeville The fall ceremonjal of Aziz Grotto will be held tonight at Palace theater and arrangements have been made for one of the biggest times in the his- tory of the Grotto. A large attend- ance is expected, including Bela Grot- to of Springfield for whom a special train has been engaged, and large |(Groom of 64 Takes Bride delegations from Hartford, New Ha- ! % \'cn,gBrldgeparl and Norwalk. Can- Of 54, Cel“ficate Showl didates will report at Grotto club| Tobert B. Harvey, aged 64, a re- rooms at 6:30 o'clock and at § o'clock |tired hotelkeeper, and Mrs, Cather= the ceremonial drama will be pre- ine Dungan, aged 54, of Hartford, sented. After the exercises, a pro-|were married in Hartford, September gram of vaudeville headliners will be [17, by Rev. T. 8, Dungan, a return presented. wedding certificate filed today at the |office of the city clerk indicates. Francis K. Wollman of 430 North Sons of Italy Hfl"ing | Burritt street and Miss Alma Lillan Doland of 21 Alder street, Bristol, Hard Tlme at Sesswn |were married in the Bell City, Septem= Providence, Oct. 81.—The Sons of |} o6 "y Rev. Willlam B. West. Italy convention opened today's ses- sion as a high court of justice pre-| pared to try Arturo Giovanitti and Luigi Antonini but Giovanitti and| s | Antonmni did not appear and most of | Cras}lesv Into Freight Boat |the members of the New York dele-| Newark, N, J, Oct. 31.—An une | gation which bolted the corvention|named specd boat carrying no lights, vestorday were on a train homeward |rammed the steam freighter Suboat- bound. The supreme delogates went| 0 of the Transmarine Co. line in |ahead with their program and re-|TUm row territory oft Highlands, N. ' elected Glovanitti di Silvestro of Phil-|J« early today, her master reported = adelphia supreme venerable of |on making port today. - The Suboat- P T the | & TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT |order by acclamation. Later the con. 0 Was badly damaged above the [ co U. 8. Treasury—Balance $236,069,213. | vention decided that the Giovanitti- Water linc. \ Antonint. matier. was . 80 Members of the ecrew said important | that they should be tried whether|SPccding stranger smashed into the present or not. Suboatco’s bow, caromed oft i Accordingly the del- f YRII egates resolved themselves again into|Made off in the misty light of dawn. a court and proceeded to F RS RN hear “"\i charges against the men. & fTWO More Immigrant Ships Arriving Of New York Many Legal Arguments Up | ~New vork, Dot 414 0s more im= H . ig t laden lin i ped anchor In Schleifer Case Today | misran ety New Haven, Oct. 31.—Many legal|!h Gravesend Bay today o & two which will specd to quarantine points were discussed by contending ;g ,per midnight tonight, Nine counsel requiring withdrawal of the|p, ' 4re oxpected before nightfall jury twice at today's morning session Ath 13,000 prespective citizens,” TaM of the trial of Ernest Schieifer, labor| VIth 13,000 prospective o unlon organiser, charged with puh-}d” s arrivals were the Cunarder Co= \le advocacy’of sabotage ngainst nm}lumbm and the French liner Suffren. PROBE McCRAY'S AFFAIRS, New Haven road. The contentions| Indianapolis, Oct. 31, — Investiga-| were on admissibility of certain al- tion by the Marion county grand jury|leged words in Schleifer's speech be-| Moscow, Oct. 31.—Leo Kameneffy of certain financial transactions of |fore striking shopmen. Judge Jen- speaking at a communist meeting, Governor Warren T. McCray will take | nings told the jury to disregard com-|said it was difficult to foretell victory {on a broader scope, it was indicated |[ment of counsel at the particular|for the German revolution, but that today, when Judge James A. Collins|times when it was necessary to send | there was no reason for pessimism, of the criminal court submitted to the|out the jury. l'l'hr\ communist party of Russia, he uountiv ‘founc;l ‘a r:qumt for an ap-/ - _— | saia, is trying to help the German rropriation of $5,000. Judge Collins ; " R y | revolution. “Over the head of Bers explained that the investigation “will! DY NS “f“”“-' b |lin," Kameneft declared, “we greef have to be broad enough to cover| Berlin, Oct. 31.--In responsc 101, @ooyvors poasants’ government in many transactions that will necessi- eritics at home and abroad who have ‘.\‘n;un" " tate the examination of l‘f'('orrll.{“"""“"""d the concentration of large | o checks, notes and other instruments | ‘ o Asked Aetna Life Ins .. 445 Am Hardware ELR Am Hoslery .... . 45 Bige-Hfd Cpt com . 152 Bills & Spencer com 10 Bills & Spencer pfd .. § 15 Bristol Brass ......... 10 |Colt's Arms ....... 24K 25 Conn Lt & Pow pfd 110 114 Eagle Lock ....... 86 20 Fafnir Bearing ..... 63 67 Hart and Cooley 70 80 Hfd Elee Lt 162% 165 Landers, I .... . b4 55 J R Montgomer ycom 90 J R Montgomery pfd 106 N G Gas ... PI-1 | N B Machine . 7 N B Machine pfd . 12 Niles-Be-Pond com 18 North and Judd .. 41 Peck, Stow tussell Mfg Co Scovill Mfg Co SN E Tel ..... Standard Screw Stanley Works . Stanley Works pfd Torrington Co com Traut and Hine Travelers Ins Co Union Mfg Co SPEIGEL TELLS TROUBLES FOR \3]00,000. Breaths Michael O’Neil Michael O'Neil of 129 Greenwood street died at his home yesterday af- ternoon following a brief illness. He Action to be Brought as Result of Piggly Wiggly Activities, New York, Oct. 31..—Suit for $100,- 000 damages will be filed in the su- preme court at Mineola against the New York stock exchange, the clear- ing hquse corporation and several af- titliated firms by IFrank C. Milton, and Walter T. Smith, of Memphis, Tenn., in connection with the recent corner in Pigzly Wiggly stock, it was stated by the legal firm of Ewing, Ally and Voorhees. Papers already have been Nov. Unidentified Rum Runner the TELLS OF $1,000 BLACKMATL. Boston, Oct. 31.—Testimony that William J. Corcoran had demanded and received $1,000 for his services in helping to arrange a settlement for James L. Donovan after the latter had been trapped in an apartment with Mrs. Theresa Dugan was glven by John . McDonald in the superior court today., McDonald was & wit- ness in the trial of Corcoran, former district attorney of Middlesex county and others on charges of larceny and extortion in connection with alleged blackmail schemes. | TODAY. of ‘Court Activity Reading of Deposition | Anton Kasprow. | Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 31.—Reading of | Anton Kasprow, a former resident| the deposition of N. N. Fdrney,|of New Britain, died at his home in| ) out cashier at the imperial palace, was|East Haddam this morning at the|day at Henry Morans', 365 Main St. continued today at the hearing in the|age of 70 years. He is survived b_v;'-"d"l- suit of H. N. Rittenhouse of E}ila-|several children living in this city. delphia and others for a receiver for | While in New Britain he conducted a the knights of the Ku Kilux Klan. shoe repair shop on Rockwell aves Mr. Iurney was closely questioned {nue, The body will be brought to Semator Wadsworth, However, Speci- in the deposition taken by the plain- (this city and funeral services will be| e Bsivationg tiffs about advances for expenses to|held from the home of his son, Fe- s the various field men and how he pald | ix Kasprow, at the corner of Allen| New York, Oct. 31.—Senator Wads- out the money. He said that he ad-|and Oak streets and from St. Peter's] Worth, republican, told a delegation vanced the money to the varlous field |church. Iuneral arrangements, in|{rom the League of Women Voters of men on request of Imperial Wizard | oharge of M. J. Kenney & Co., are| New York today that he was in favor H. W. Evans in any amount instruct- | jncomplete. |of the world court, with reservations. ed, and that he did not know for what To the women, who visited the sen- purpose the advances were made, “He lator's hotel to ask him to become is my superior officer,” Mr. Furncy | their leader in a fight for senate ac- tion on the court, he said: “I am ready to support America’s said. | cntrance into the world court on con- | dition our entrance does not entangle us politically. 1 think it can be ar- [ranged and 1 believe in it.” | kas of this city and Nicholas Perokas, | nut street to sew. | George Ignatios, Mike Ganaros, James| $5 Sale, I'rench Hat Shoppe, 107 Anthony and Alex Sarandes of Hart-| West Main 8t,, Prof. Bldg., Room 107, ford at a price said to be $25,000, —advt The new owners will take over the Policeman Patrick O'Mara has ar- management of the lunchroom tomor- | rested five small boys who have ad- | mitted that they entered the store of Adam Ziezeliwicz_at 98 Grove street carlier in the week. Of the $25 re- :::‘:cd stolen $13.45 has been recov- Washington, Oct. 31,—Confidence BluRebaker. oo Boxing, State Armory, ::‘h:‘]; "“:3“3&""‘:"”' P"““‘ll{k‘” 4unde|j- Texas Co . advt. EhIR L P‘;m"o" act was ex-|Texas & Pacific Members of A. G. Hammond camp | by the lm'm(‘"e::nl:"g;“a‘.‘?p}ed today| Tobacco Prod .. and auxiliary will go to Meriden this| tion on recommendation (:!s ’:;u::’:la» 1:""‘”"“ Oil | evening where they will be the guests| mitteo on railroad sooyrities s, l‘.“‘°“ Faglog of the Spanish War Veterans and| “While the act contains certain im- r"‘q“)’! :.;“;Smd xiliary in that city. ., |perfections,” said the resolution, “It|{- § lnodu Alco n a Covered Wagon With You,” | has nevertheless proved to be a long| U 8 nub; C new record. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. | step in the direction of the solution |t § Steel .- The police have been notified that|of the American railroad problem.” |u 8 ét : P g 3 8 Steel pfd .. the operator’s liconse of Peter Rosso| The helief was expressed that “sub- Utah Copper . 59% 57 of 336 Iast Main street has been re-|ject to such improvements in opera-| Willys Overland 6% tuf-.m_-:l to t‘im ; tion as experience may suggest, it Westinghouse 57’ Maggle.” Some song. Vocallon ghould stand as an expression of the|National Lead 118% Record. Johm A. Andrews & Co.—|cardinal principles involved in the % i advt, . ccmplex relationships between the Miss Beatrice Peterson, daughter| government, the shipper and the pri- of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Peterson of| vate owner of railroad securities.” 738 Kast street, entertained at a Hal-| Unless these principles, it added, are lowe'en party Monday evening at her! clearly formulated and fairly admin-| home. During the evening ' Charles| istered, it is obvious that private cap- Covert favored with musical selee-|ital cannot be collected to provide ex- tions and games were played. Re-|tensions and betterments to the trans- freshments were served and Hal-| portation system.” lowe'en favors were used to decorate [the attractive table. Our special plano polish for fall —_— | house cleaning. C. L. Pierce & Co.— |Theatrical Magnate Outlines His Fi- advt, g Samuel P. Cooper of 27 Pleasant fancial Ditiou e strect reported to the police this| New York, Oct. 31.—Max Speigel, morning that while driving at the theatrical producer and real estate corner of Fairview and Church|operator, who has been confined to a i streets his automobile struck Louis|Connecticut sanitarium as “insane’ has been a resident of New Britain | poteoh of 365 Kast street, who was|Since his bankruptey a year ago, re- for several years but at one time lived riding- a bicycle. Deutsch was not|turned to New York today and told dn a farm near Unionville. He leaves hurt, the report stated. beforc Referee Harold P. Coffin a dra- a wife, Mrs, Mary O'Neil; a daughter, ‘ P ’ ¢ ; rite, Mra, o s Barn dance. De Vito's Orch, matic story of frenzied finance where- Mrs, August Marx, and 'h;cf‘of;\;’"lflr 2, State Armory.—advt. |in he co-starred the Shuberts with Two grandsons. Hdmond Mars and | Nicholas Bonousal o 51 Oaihimsclt. i s U';~J i I;o SURvive, | Bunors | Atrect reported to police headquar-| Speigel told of theatrical and vaude- \“n"(_i\ A‘f”'b‘ \ lld ' 0“-‘ Ginsiats ters at 1:40 o'clock this morning that|Ville ventures with Lee and Jake Shu- served on some of the defendants, :l REEY f(‘fq‘:) o x‘f,m‘ 'ml, o oat® o left his car parked in the Parker-[bert enterprises which had cost him | member's of the firm said. hpnie ab {199, 0'0190k SUUFRERY. T Hiakey balinpe yard and someone[nearly a quarter million dollars in a The action will be based on the fail- | ing and at 8 uclczck f!_ziwm l‘:t J;mp]é: stole a flashlight. dozen cities. Then he failed, was ad- L5 (,.\f i .deff HagAL Mook cx{:lm"“ (\‘:‘n“lv:)cm:\t'iszmt bt il Remember! New records every Fri- |Judged insane at Stamford, and com- ‘l.‘;l!;\‘s—‘!.argicsrl J’“(‘I“l?‘t‘i‘fmg C& (o..l r(f DALY F A% day. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. mitted to the wa_ni!arlum. Although \. ;?;;:;c“mu" (\,% (‘,‘u P’hoth o;'rumr\_".“: Mrs, Authiony Vauiels | "Mktnlght Rose,” new fox trot rec- :r\ch;lca!ly‘ sane in New \'fwk state, York=to deliver a block of 500 shares| Mrs. Antonia Vasnels, wite ot An-[ord, C. L. Fiorce & Uo~madvt, =~ |PABKEAPIEY officlals have trled fn vain of Piggly Wigsly stock purchased on | thony Vaznels of 42 Harvard street, T]‘}f*‘ ‘dd i % AR A SRR e R L March 20 botors 215 p. m. onsthe|dicd at the New Britatn General hos: | non Four and Fox Trot Trot by Call. | without notico, he voluntarily appear- fellowing day as per the alleged con- | pital yesterday afternoon at the age of | fornia Ramblers. John A. Andrews N re Referee Coffin, tract. 9 vears. She is survived by three| & Co.—advt, said his failure was due to children. 1uneral scrvices will be| No, No, Nora, fox trot and vocal. |losses of nearly a quarter million dol- | held ¥riday morning at § o'clock at!John A. Andrews & Co.—Advt. " lars in nine of the 14 or 15 enter. | §t. Andrew's church and interment| Noonday luncheons at Crowell's.— |prises he was handling. He testified Concerns | Will be in St. Mary's cemetery. advt, he lost $150,000 in shows, one which | Boxing, State Armory, he financed in association with the | advt. Shuberts, One of these ran two weeks Lunch at Hallinan's,—advt. on the road and four wecks in New New Victor Racords out every I'rl-| York, costing him more than $604000. Two other Shubert shows in which he was intercsted cost him $35,000 cach, —_— he said. FAVORS WORLD COURT | s ARRESTED IN LONDON Most Oct. 30.— Stillwell, American Banker, is Wanted Here I'or Defalcations New York, Oct. 31.—P. Albert Still- well, fugitive head of the bankrupt stock brokerage house of Stillwell, Leffler & T.owe, is under arrest in London, District Attorney Banton was notified today. After the firm failed last year for $500,000, with assets of less than $20,000 all three partners were indict- ed—Stillwell for converting custom- ers' securities to his own use and Iater for grand larceny and accepting | méney for investment when the firm e TR AR Y was insolvent. former resident of this city, who died | TO SEEK BOK AWARD Shortly after the firm faited, Still- in Bridgeport Saturday, was held at| ;,...iur, 111, Oct. 31.—Delegates to | well disappeared. 11:30 o'clock this morning at the Er- |y, natjonal councll of women of the et Marion county.” tended, the government has issued an | win chapel. Rev. Henry W. Maier, | o0 states decided today that the| CAUGHT AFTER THRE! EARS - - | official statement asserting that the manuel today issued a decree grants ,;::u'l;:: ::r:':':m'l r';;.::::'l:‘,;.,",’,’.":?;,fi" council will participate in the Bok| Stamford, Oct. 31.—Gus Poulos, was LUX CLOCK TOSES. ;;::r;-nlr:flon’ |5vll‘|| n:;lv:;|scn('olnl'r':lr[_\‘ 1;:=In%“:mlnrsty ror| pmoner: |n‘:’Iltr of View cometery. D e e e |rnded oves fo the New Iork pellce! New York, Oct. $1Pederal Judgs| pias nelthor mianeuvers nor mobiil|panishable. by sssthnces not SN " mittec consisting of one member of |today to answer to a charge of grand Hand today dismissed the petition of | P punishable by sentences not e s leach organization represented in the (larceny. He was formerly of Staten - O | sation.* ing three years imprisonment, council was authorized to receive sug- |Tsland. It was alleged by James Cor- gestions, draft plans and submit them | bett, employed in a local lunchroom to the committee in charge of the [that three years ago Poulos promised award. him a jobh in the Woolworth building —— in New York city for $500. The Municipal gevernment costs Mil-|money was paid over and Poulos dis- waukee taxpayers $27,934,893 duringlappeared. Yesterday Corbett TerLog- the fisca! yoar ending Dee. 31, 1922 |nized him when he came into the That's a per capita setback of $58 nchroom. TRYING TO AID REVOLT. Funerals John T. Roberts The funeral of John T. Roberts, a CROOKS POSED AS WEALUTHY New Haven, Oct. 31-~With the re- turn to Royal W. Gill of Baltimore of a valuable automobile stolen fram him, the police today revealed that a man who had posed as one of wealth and sgeial connections had passed worthless checks on several ‘Yafe sti- dents and others to whom he had been introduced. BRIDAL COUPLE KILLED, New York, Oct. 31.—Joseph Mar- fino and his bride of less than two months were killed today by carbon monoxide gas as they slept in their newly-established Richmond Hil home. Just a year ago Martino was overcome by escaping illuminating gas and revived by the same ambu- lance surgeon who today promnounce bim and his wife dead. reichswehr forces in Saxony and sug- | 3 In a number of counties outside of | Zested that army maneuvers were in- | AMNESTY FOR ITALIANS, tome, Oct. 31.—King Victor Eme the Lux Clock company, of Water-| P — | bury, Conn., to have the Bcott Clock| yyx YAT SEN DEFEATED, | QUAKE 1IN SPAIN, o company of New York, declared] 4 bankrupt. Denying the request of| Shanghai, Oct. 31.—It is reported | Madrid. Oct. 31.—A sharp earthe counsel for the complaining concern | from Canton that Sun Yat Sen's|quake occurred Monday at the villags = for leave to amend, Judge Hand as-|troops were “badly defeated near!of Padrillo near Logrone. serted such procedure would per-| Waichow, while four gunboats previ- | cracks opened in the roads and it mit firms to continue to harass oth- | ously supporting him suddenly de-|necessary to stop work in the er concerns indefinitely with tihe im- | clared their neutrality last Sunday|quarries because of the sulphus putation of insolvency. and left for an unknown destination. | fumes that issued iy JOSEPH A. HAFFEY Funeral Director Parlors 33 Myrtle St. sceptional, Tady Assistant Tel. Parlor 1625-2 ficsidence 157 Summer . — 18253 Serviee