New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 25

IR FISCHER TELLS oy ASKORDINANGE CHANGE| -, Fetmey. RIFLESEASON OPENS | spmine s ,?“’:,‘ri‘;.,‘fz wie 141 Oklahoma Housewives toDo| [NVESTIGATE STOCK {a “shop at home” campaign will be| | “Following the shooting retresh-| Ironing Next Wednesday | Rt started. Stephen It 2. W were ved McAlester, Okla., Nov. ~~Houge- UF EERM AN FIN AN(}E Connceticut Tight and Power Com-|nott and Mt Mars 1o, Gurtin were | Compounce Club of Bristol Outshoots o <" Served: & | wives at Kiowa, near here, where the | Wall Street Today (o Look Deeply In- A pany Interosted in Sentiment ",‘namvdlu n:m.jmnwe to get out & Corbin-Russwin ,“_m“ i First jmumr-!pu! power plflf\! F))r'»t.‘:;:|(:8 '::I: to Wild Fluctustions of the Davie Merchants Regarding Sign - Laws, 1h“‘A‘lhll}:opno:;’(’;m-:-nn;; the burean will‘ Match of Season, 1507 to 1644 ‘Ofl‘lce’: Of L s Consulate {:“:12l‘:gottrl:eerw%:::riefér;du"‘rre”rdl“! son Chemical Interests. « l : m | discuss the parking question. | i ‘o Be Moved to Tokml(d of a perplexing problem ftoday | 4 Exp mns Col]d“,lons [0 Repara‘ That efforts will be made in the| i Vi iy | The indoor shooting secason was| Washington, Nov. 23.—Offices of | When city officials posted the follow-| New York, Nov. 23—The wild . .o near future by the Connectlout Light| : s officially opgned ‘in New Britain last|the Amerfcan consulate general in|ing notice: “On aecount of Thanks-|gyrations of Davison Chemical stock tions Commission |and Power Co. to have :I:t.tolrdlns;lmelone Policeman Killed | iy gt tin Comaoadue Rine| Yokonama Wil he fraaMersed $9.To- §ivieg islling do Uating . dey wit|on the New York Btock exchange to- miting the distance electrig signs s 4s o ks a 1 vi 3 3 d- Gk et e the silupall to| In Rioting at Essen |ciub of Bristol invaded the reaim of :‘;d'a“hofi::‘fl“':rf::;mfi?t gnnounced | nesday instead of Thursday, the regu- | day prought that stock under the By Tho Alasétbtad Prisi. threcafect, changed, was indicated| Ducsseldort, Nov. 23.—One police. |(I¢ Corbin-Russwin team ‘of this|will be Kept open by a vice-consul. [1ar ironing da { meruting .of exchange . cffcll A Paris, Nov. 23.—The allicd repara-|when A. 8. Jourdan, local manager, man was killed and two were wounded | €itY @nd carried oft the honors in a|Estimates for the construction of an o stock jumped fouy polsts. fo 43 & tion commission today heard the Ger-|and Mr. Lindsay, manager of the during riotous demonstrations by the | 7&M mateh. “The score was: Bristol| American cmbassy in Tokio, replac- | BUYS BALL CLUB { high figure for the year and then e man delegation regarding the ca-| Waterbury office, attended a session|unemployed in Essen yesterday. One|l707, Corbin-Russwin 1644." The in-|ing that destroyed by the earthquake | st paul, Nov. 23.—Formal an.|8cted 20 points to 58 during one 4 pacity of the Reich to pay. The sit-|of the Mercantile Burean of the| policeman lost his life in similar dis- |91Vidual scores were as follows: |and for a building for the new con-|jouncement that he had purchased a | the wildest trading scenes \:'ltncuef' ting was opened at 10:15 o'clock and |Chamber of Commerce today in order! orders at Rotthausen, ;, Gelsen- | Bristol-Mason 178, Rockwell 183, |sul general’s use, will be submitted | “substantial” interest in the Minne-|¥ince the Plggly Wiggly “corner. lasted an hour and 4 half, being en-|to determine the sentiment of the|kirchen. Cénsiderable piaging was |M00re 172, Deming 153, Dow 159,|o congress with a request for an im- | apolis baseball club of the American |The stock this afternoon again turned tirely occupied by an exposition of the | businessmen on this subjdect. “l cartfed out by the demonstrators, who | Ohler 183, Wightman 171, Anderson mediate appropriation. | association, was made today by Mi-| | upward again to around s, German economic and financial Situ-| mpe girectors witl consider ”,,lhrn said to,be planning to vnndutl"““' Norton 176, Young 17 Corbin. | e s —_ [chael J. Kelley, who has piloted n.p; Stock exchange officials said they ations by Dr. Fischer, under-séere- [ matter and announce their decision at | manifestations of a like character in | Russwin-Jacobson 165, Fay n-| The King cobra is the only reptile|St. Faul club of the same league to | found nothing on which to base any tary wr__!hv Reich. e st meeting. | Bochum today. gel 157, Augustine 1 i hing it m 3 - | action in the matter. h:’:'”““’:d"” 5‘:;""‘;\ "‘°"£":“"“" . ,":‘ Tt was reported that the schools| e : o e nformed the commis. | Will co-operate in a poster contest for| OPPOSE . WITHDRAWAL conclusion he infermed the commis- la Ch al £ O o ihemuboatin] Washi N b s slon that a number of documents w HATRUEL. ). ORI e . Pl Washington, Nov. . 23.—American Gbloin’ mupRort of his declare. | DeiEnla. g | withdrawal from the Philippines will nd that the German dele ton | It was voted to co-operate with the he proposed in a resolution which Rotary club in order to get Willlam ' Senator King, democrat, Utah, said would hold itself the disposal of | g : the reparation delegates for any in-|B: Burruss, of Kensas City, a sales today he will introduce immediately 1] formation it could supply verbally to|counselior, here to talk on sal man-'after the convening of the senate. f & ) supplement his statement. | — - | < The commission, which seemed n.i Y Hartforu P » find the ant sufficiently explic will consider r. ¥ischer's declara tions and the supporting documents next Tnesday and will probably then & ; decide whether it is necessary to call < : P ™ OO AR B - . J' i = A Store of Specialty Shops All the delegates and assistant dele- | =2 Z NN on the ropa ion commission | present at the meeting, and Col- | onel James A. Logan was in attend- “HIN ance as observer for the United States. \ ; In addition to Dr. Fischer, who is| ) \ 1, president of the German war burdens | commission, the other members of the frps e iy b St Gk _— 7. W) . EXQUISITE NEW FUR-TRIMMED fer of the ministry of comm Z: B vz NN Rev. F. W. Schaefer Tendered Surprise Rev. F. W. Schacffer, pastor of the Ev mgl‘l]rnl Lutheran church of the | Reformation, was tendered: a pleas- Py . lin. The congregation presented him i \ 5 i o ,‘;.'I';f""“‘”‘;l'j"";"“ b l""“" = / | Of Fashionable Trouvenette, Lustrosa, Fashoha and Con- playing games, after which a buffet \ Kl | stanzia, generously trimmed with excellent Viatka Squirrel, lunch was served, one ‘of the fea- A I\ \ Beaver, @at Lynx, Black Fox, Taupe Fox and Platinum Wolf. years as missionary In In¢ Z P being called to the local ehure Y Shirts, whether for dress, business :; was on a pretext of . or informal wear, tell more about a ver a lecture on India jn-Berlin that P | s, v other article the congregation was u{mv to tender ::}&:'tt?::hlp‘\' than any Simons of The foreign ministry ant.surprise birthday party last eve- tures being a large birthday cake, him the wrpnw ! . s : — % r label in a shirt is your guar- i Ou yout g At . i89:5° 598.00 === === -_—_— Liter of the war burdens comm H > B / - ! oy Lol | Herr Wolf of the ministry of com- M | \ munications, err Reicherdt of the ) N A \ X ministry of public economy, and Herr | % Michaelis, interpreter. | ‘RN . 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