New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 13

| - CORPORATIONS ARE NAMED AT MEETIN Missiosary Society Holds Session at Naugatuck ; Naugatuck, Nov, ~Rev. Sherrod of the Connecticut society addressed at | the second day's session of the con- ference of Congregational churches of Connecticut today on the subject “Up and Pown the Naugatuck Valley,” His address was a_description of the peo- | ple who Jive in these towns and the | opportunitics there are of religious | work among them. He was formegly a pastor lere, . The missionary society elected these corporators: At large, Rev, Dr. Watsen L. Phil- lips, Samuel O, Prentiss, Cooley and Rev. Warren §. Archi- | bald; one from cach society, Rev Harris 8. Starr, George M. Carring ton, Rev, Itoger E. Treat, Rev, Dou, Jas Horton of Middletown, Rev., Roh- ort E. Car Wrank Palmer, H. Thatcher nder T. Pattison, John H. Perry, John G. Talcott, Rev. Her- | hert . Brown, Samuel I, Williams of | Giastonbury, H. Clinton Lathrop, Rev, | Joel £ Ives, Rev. Herbert D. Gal- | laudet and George E. Alibott. | The conference ession, mrunmz‘ and afternoon was given over to read- ing of papers denominational problems experiences, observations | and results. The closing papers and discussions were on church music and Lindred topics. | The conference today voted to change the time of holding the con- ference next year at Danbury November 11 angd 12 as voted yester- dny ember 5 and 6. | on from | | WAVE NO AUTHORITY, Directors of Reformatory Cannot Act on Transferred Prisoner No Healy cision which directors of Cheshire ave no anthority over term or parole of trans- ferred to the state prison at Wethers- field from the reformatory. The hoaml of directors of the reformatory | have no control over the judgment of the directors of the prison, says, the attorney genernl The opinion delivered in connection with the case of Louis Kornto whd has been trans ferred to the prison from the e formatory and for whose' release At- ney Jameg T, Mather of Bristol i working Atp rendered a tated that ormatory Hartford ne Frank ¥, in tod ) " 1y the state re the prisoner was NURSE FINDS $500 HANDBAG, And Returned 1t to Mres, Ida Leslie, Visiting Stamford Hospital, Greefwich, Conn, Nov. 6.—While on o visit to the Stamford hospital, where Nilton Maas, a New York manufaciurer, recuperating from two bullet wounds, Mrs, lda M, Les. lie of ledge road, Sound Beach, in whoue home Mr. Maas shot on the night of Qet, 11, leather handbag. The contents of the hag which were valued at 8500, ineluded A sterling silver, diamond.studded cigarette came, several rings, o 820 bil and a driver's license The bag was pleked upin pitad drivewuy by a Miss Dougherty a nurse, and returned to Mrs, Leglic Mrs, Leslie sajd Mr, Muas w almost well and would be oulgin a few days. The Greenwich. authori ties, lacking clues, have dropped the case is wa lost a the hos. practically wiLp 1 ANTIC Oy, Cigarettes Lighted With $10 Bills and £20 Tipe Scattered, N, J., Nov. ¥ which A tale garettos and wait tips of round of Atlantic City party during 4 with waltrosse of a were t ers an from $5 to 820 each drinks was served was tie City police yesterday women arrested sreeny. The complaint was Aexander Maseot, J Washi 1, Who 4 ant ' received 1 @ told 1o A by three hy n charges made visitor 1th 8513 u defend of robbing him o 1 dese Itepp, 24 Aliee 1. I Mac Cuddy, 28 ntic & wom i erator; onard a a Aitrese (R venus BE BCONOMICAL With 1924 budgoet budget MESY Washir four day timate it White Ho hudget te remaini g i for ms irth cput the Kanss, a departme of with tary N the 102 e President Tinnver asized that Coolidg npt timat " he kept £1,7 tot 15 spend ments | street and ’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923. The directors of 'the Mercantile ciry ITEMS. JANGWILL TELLS OF morning at 10 o'clock. ‘ A New gVIctor Razcords out every Fri- ] Absence 0[ Honor’ Jusuce a“d Dignity Included day at Henry Morans', 3656 Main St. —advt, - The meeting” of the Ladles' soclety T —TIsrael Zangwill, today told the of the Elim Baptist church whic ucation what was to be held tomorrow at the home | of Mrs, J. M. Barreit of 746 Rast| street has been postponed to Friday | y afternoon, i JPor unequaled combination o and value in dresses try the Elizabeth Specialty Shop, 87 Main street,—advt There will he Holy Family Circle of St church this evening in St i school ha!l following the conclusion | of devotions in the church. Plans| will be perfected for the annual faney | article and food sale to be heid this| month for the benefit of the poor of | the parish. Have that eonerete cellar bottom or| garage floor put f now. teduced oy Baker & Lasher, Tel. 1966 advt, Dewey O, Selander has become con- | nected with the insurance department | of George A. Quigley's office on Main street. AMr. Selander is a war veteran | The absence of dignity in this coun- and ominent in veteran activities, |[try is exemplified in many years., The He was formeMy engaged in the in- | opinion of Benny Leonard,, who is a surance business with offices on Main | good, clean, hard hitting prize fighter, |is sought regarding the meritgof a | judge to be elected and solemnly | printed in the newspapers. New York, Nov. Inglish man of lette | League of Political he thought of Ame “Burke,” he began, ready vald that you cannot draw an indictment of a people and I am not going to at- the ! fempt an indictment of you, but un- {like the people who Oscar Wilde said re always going around behind your back saying things that are absolute- Iywtrue, 1 intend to tell them to your fac style Mary West | of A meeting have but an hour to speak and it would"take six to tell your virtues. A’ list of your faults would only take theee hours, s0 I'm not going 1o re- fer to your virtues. “There are more cianks to the square mile in l]}t- United States than in any other country of the world. “There is more honor, dignity in England than in America, street, John L. Foley, son of John T. Foley of the Hotel Washington, and who LIRS RREEN: |" “The Ku Khux Kian, has for a number of ycars lived in! whiche is a New York olty, I [sort of exaggerated Boy Scout move- has written, accor 4 ing to the catalogne of The Mogher M&nt, would be laughed out of ex- Bamik can Intebanction istence. But America has no sense of to Marcel Schwob's “The Children's Crusade,” | MUMO" S0 fticient e Everything efticient in ifto English by Henry . . ol Grtanis 2 ) "™ | America than in England. The mails, X e press, the railroads and yi ‘en- Daughters were born at the New| D nrom, he rai ron 1s and your Cen Iritain geperal hospital today to Mr. 'r“,“““"l‘ "r(" % f‘s"""‘: - Yoy and MrsArving Resnick of 445 Arch n the other hand, too many men : jacks-of-all-trades, The clevator Mr. and Mrs, Philip Mag- | i = hoy goes to Columbia, but that fact 14 Everett strect ould not prevent him from being hoy. e nuson of An « thinks w acting and ars ago she tion withe am taxed this City Engineer Prepares For Winter Snowfalls " thinki went to hecat | out sentation. cent Althn give repr Today 1 indication of early City | eight per all 1 gineer Josenh 1, Williams \\i-;Ndvn!ll\lH vet 1 have no vote to he prepared the first downfall | “America has no sense of and will lay plang this week for keep-!The Sunday newspaper weighs ing avenues of traffic open during the | pounds. The world was better winter months, when people read the Bible Last y r the city had contracts| Shakespeare, with Sherman brothers for trucks on “This country has the hest the front of which snow plows weraycducated people in the world attached to break the roads of spow,|land of make beliove, In addition to auto truek equipment, | “While Amcrica isn't the # tractor this year which country on 's earth, it has the will in operation in places | greatest potentialities. 1f America where cannot venture without|goes wrong, the last hope af eiviliza- [ tion goes wrong.'” tmatic conditions snows, of earn in shame, four oft and for half- It's a the greatest city e has put rucks being stolled | | AGREE TO SEARCH, ‘\ e Associnted 17 [N *‘ 1 ¥ndon, Nov The imperial con- o ferénee of premiers has ghen final | PeUoit Man Says He assent to the proposal an agree. | Stump hpwwl.u- h_u ment by which British vessels sus- Nov ' . . pected of liquor runping may bel the pulpit an stopped within an agreed distanee ity e A merican he piace of soli uppn the recommendation religion let Horatio Earl, for Britis years a member ®F the Cass Iritish foreign oftice and one 3 own expert eMthodist kpiscopal church that time a member of hoard, to tender his res, Dr. Nobert Tucker, its QUITS “POLITICAL” CHURCH Tirel of Pulpit Political is for Dotroit, Mich,, stump specches from unceasing “eriticism of "l ernment on earti™ in the shor conference | €rnment on 0" > has of aeted the it of oniie ind part ita official committees S1O,000,000,000 IN ALTOS, Lansing, Mich., Nov. 7.—The annual | /Enation to of owning and operating the 14,.|Pastor : " P motor vehieles in the United| Mr. Earl said today 1 afn tired o States is approximately $5,600,000,000 | hearing nothing but ‘dry’ and elec and the investment In these vehicles | tion propagay 1a when | go to chureh probably e about §1 \.|on Sunday. That isn't what chureh 1. Mirst, Wisconsin stale is for 1 have stood it as leng as 1 declared today in an, and my resignation is simply a the Michigan Go protest heainst it | " . Earl is o one-time candidate for and “father of Michigan highway engineer Ir hof ofore association governor NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION Coolidze and Wife Plan to Continue Annual Custom Nov, wi N NO SURPLUS WHEAT Little Says Farmers Have None to Sow President | Rep continue 1 ieh W ashington, Mrs, Cool holdiy the g custom of w m s Rep An- There or ngton, Nov, 7 gurplus wheat fit to cat resentative Little, republican, of k as sald today in a statement dealing situation confronting west. Furthermore Mr, ilt- -supply of rally s 10 al w ception soW was revi Hardi yonr White House ¢ Public President and the Armers said, thers § with wirter mae tncludes { ik Yeur's re and wheat in the recepti £ Decem. | MU le today New world ger anal the no ove piior other din he griculture showed last s Aepartment which, he said figured on the with ul ) \ S e e Ariny ents YOAT'S Crop. statistics ¥ receptio he ¢ ‘ tatints of diplomatic receptio udicin onsumption years, iiplom ] rti would produce only 5,500,000 hushels akers' dinner By e said o of uctior prod Mr. Lit would result in a erop which demands He to ~ meet home PAGEANT BEATTY Lol vould not tlantic City, Nov. 7. Miss Mazi . ment o nd Oswald Te = PWYEI TRIAL ON Nov. T.—The jury t Litehiield of 1., charged With was expected would price guarantee ghter o | m At . da ers and Jeauty a ath hav court tria Forringte testimony yesterday by the state o to divide the two sep- arate morning given after session up te which The this m irt m We're getling nearer to Tur) abie, which produces thousands of the gobblers every roasted delicacy iz almost notic close to it that the odor of the ey Day. In fact, we're gelling & farm at East Swanton, Vi. Here is & view of a turke) year. justice and| no | the | CANADIANS DESIRE SPECIAL RIGHTS Want to Take Liquor in Bond f Through Alaska Ottawa, Nov. ~The question of i\}'hcllwr Canada should not be per- | mitted to convey liquor in hond through Alaska fof the Yukon and Northern British Columbia is expect- | ed to be raised by Canadian officials | at their conference here this month | with representatives of the United States government, when an effort will be made to obtain closer cooper- | ation from Canadian authorities in re- | ducing rum smuggling at border points, ( At present an anomalous situation exists in the Yukon, where the people voted for government control of liquor, but. can get no “wet goods” becauste the United States will not per- mit shipments to pass through the Alaskan panhandle, which separates Yukon district from the sea. The territorial government of the Yukon bought $100,000 worth of liquor. 1t is still in storage at Van- couver, Under the treaty of Washington, Dominion officials said, the Yukon riv- er is designated as an international stream and it would be possible to ship lignor ® the Yukon that way, were it not for the expense and time entailed. The stretch of territory which separates the Yukon from the Pacific coast is 18 miles wide and gov- ernment offihials look upon Wrangell and Skagway as the logical points of entry, | Beaths Miss FLouisa C. Larson Larson, a Britain died yester- lday afternoon at the Hartford Wos- pital. While a resident of this city she was employed at the Children's Home for 12 years. She made her home with A. Carison of 147 DUwight street. She leaves two sisters and a brother in Bweden. Funeral services will be held at o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Elim Bap- tist church. Rev. J. E. Klingherg will officlate and intorment will be in Fairview cometery | Miss Louisa €, former resident of New 2 Michael Coffey Michael Coffey, aged &0, died at the home of his brother, John Coffey, in Winsted this morning. Mr| Coffey | had lived at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Lawton of 160 High street, for the past six years and went to Winsted last Tuesday For a num- ber of years he was a dealer in fine linens and dry goods, He is sur-| vived by his brother, John Coffey, his sister, Mrs. Lawton, and a niece living Winsted IPuneral services will be held in 8t. Joseph's church, Win. | sted, at 9 o'clock Friday morning. Burial will be in Joseph's ceme- tery, Winsted 1 lin St Alice M. Hatsing [ Alice MeClintock Hatsing, wife of | Henry J. Hatsing of 24 Allen street, died early today after an illnes |about a year Mrs. Hatsing W | born in New Britain on MeClintock road and was the daughter of Mr. land Mrs. Robert MeClintoek She {was a member of Burritt Grange and of the First Congregational chureh. tesides her husband she leaves one son, Harry W Funeral services will the B. C. Porter Sons funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Henry W. Maier officlating. | will be in Fairview cemetery held in parior Rev Rurial b 1 S ¢ : Funerals ! — ! | Amie Paul Petit ! | The funeral of Amie Paul Petit n" 75 Fairview street who died at the | home of a sister in Hadlyme yester- | day morning will take place Thurs- Rev. Ramuel C Ful-' at services st the o'clock and Inter. Fairvjew ecemetery. of the P association day afternoon | ciiffe win officiate | Erwin ehapel at 3 ment be in My was a member & " Mutual Ald and Chamberlain council Jr. O, T, A IM. He leaves widow and three as his parents will Petit Corbin endanger the bha w hieh ~d jabou Card of Thanks wis) my sincere thanks neighbors and friends for their pieces at the husband Fdna Briges e to the pathy to rapres: floral beloved Mre. e, T. B. Resquier services for Dr. wilt be held Thursday w'elock from his late n street and at 7:45 acred Heart church in the Sacred Heart and my death of (Signed) Funera Theodors | B. Rasquier morning at home at o'clock at Interment w cmeter th ain lodge, B Pr. Nas. would Members of 8 i P. 0. E. will act arers pleased to has physicians nd paticata attend funera Andrew Petrucci e at Tter and inter for Andren morning chureh Servioen ere held trocei this Joseph's M Mare's cometery Voekndin Domiian wriices for Leskadia, the Fuaner mant ot of Mr. and High is morning st 8 Heart church Heart otd daughter omijar Mre of Lt wtrent held th aclock cred Interment Sacred com vy JOSEPH A. HAFFEY Vomeral Director Parlors 33 Myrtle & || service Frceptional, Lads Acictant | rel. Parior 1925.2 I flesidence 17 Summer S Am |Am |Am Am {Am Am Am Am Am Am Ana Ate At Gulf & Baldwin Baiti & Ohio Beth Steel 13 Consol ‘an Pacific Cen Leather | Ches & Ohio | cni Mit & 8 P | Chi Rek T & P | Chile Copper Chino Consol Gas Corn Prod Ref .1 Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar 11 Endicott-John Erie . : Erie 18t pfd Gen FElectric | Gen Motors | Goodrick BF . | Gt North pfd | Insp Copper | Int Mer Mar | Allis-Chaimers Pacific Oil [ Tnt Nickel Tnt Kelly Spring T'r 2514 Kennecott. Cop i Lehigh Val Mid Mis ; N Y Cen | N North { Pure Pan Penn Pierce Ray Con Cop | Reading Nep T & & Rep 1 Binelair Oil South Routh Studehaker So Texas Co | Tobacco Prod Transcon Oil "nion United Re 8t U v v tah Willys Overland Westinghouse Aetna | Travelera Ins Hfd Elee It Am | Bige-Hfd Cpt | Bristol Brass p-s Fagle lLock {Hart and Cooley Landers, N N B Machine pfd Niles-Be.Pond Peck, Russell | Beovill Mfg Co | 8tandard Screw i Btanley Stanley ["Torrington Traut and Hine Ball, | Miners |day with a revolver beside lank ¢ rrived jast night m‘ check [who is reputed to + arri | Webh, [therd | the Adirondack \ WALL STREET STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS High 98 % Close 98 159% 5% KEA Low 9714 1597% 5% 7144 Can Cr & Fdy.. Cot Oil Loco ... Sm & Re.. 55 % Sg Rfem .. 5 52 Sum Tob 19 Tel & Fel 128% [ ¢ SRR 145 Wool . 1% b e s 25 To & 8 F.. 26% W 514 Loco 121% 58 485 6% 1453 12 7214 12% 2% 283 15%% 128 148 ] Tex Copper 6315 Paper 33 £03; 4% 91, 1001 States Oil Pa Y NH& orf & West Pac oil Am P R R Arrow H & & 8 Ref Pacific Rail Pacifie 8 Tndus Alen 8 Rubber o R Steel Copper hod 8 5%, & Co Rid 440 5% 164 (Juda Asked 445 165 Life Hardware olt's Arms P B Machine com and Judd Stow Mig Co Works com Works pid nien Mfg o TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT 8 Treasury-—Balance $231,904.544 CASHIER FOUND DEAD Pistol Beside The Body—No Siga of Shortage Mo., Nov cashier of the Merchants bank, was found Webh City, him, Two amine up the books of the of Georg hank was a son W. Ba Ba wealths last night miners He disappeared of the e president ¢ parently orta and wald, § would & capit at 850,000 $500,000 drposit SKUNKS CATSE A PANK Py . illage i« Melploss Before he Invasion STHEMAN CASE AL AN tter Anry 7 —Ms Chillicot etatem manswn nat 553 19% PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange Stanley R. Kddy, Manager 31 West Main St., Tel. 2040 — We Offer: a 100 STANLEY WORKS Preferred N {371 e T JUDD & CO. MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Members New York Stock Exchange Hartford: Hartfora-Conn. 'I'rust Bldg,, Tel. 3-6320 New Britain: 23 West Main Street, Tel. 1815. LTI WL OFFER: 100 Shares of Am. Hdwe. Stock Price on Application FITHT T iz i, T AT e e T AT Thomson, Them & Co. NEW BRITAIN HARTFORD w Britain National Bank Bldg. 10 Central Row Telephone 2580 Telephone 2-4141 Membeors Members Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchaag? Donald R. Hart, Manager Hartford We Offe AMERICAN HARDWARE, Price on application, Ve do not accept margin accounts e ST R AR, TR 5 W b A R R e JOHN P. KEOGH Member Cousolidated Stock Exchange of New York STOCKS Bridgeport BONDS w Haves Direct Private Wire to New York ¥, GROFE, Mgr.—Room 509, N, 1. Nat'l Bank Bldg—Tel, 1012 Waterbury Dankbury Middlztown G. Porter. n was rated as one ¢ back in 1912. But his bra ilied in a racewhile his mother day a single marker covers are buried in Mt. Olivet ceme- 1 under the inseription for the son is racing type r most daring cycli vado ecost him his life and sister in the stand where he and | tery, Salt Lake City \ carved a motoreycle of the Henty the west, lookec was the ¢ « father Rt bl