New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 13

SCHWARM FAILS T0 APPEAR IN COURT Bond Is Forfeited and Police Search Is Instigated — Mrs. Harold Schwarm faced her eharge of theft in the superior court yesterday, alone, Her husband has disappeared and the bond given for him by Hilde Philips McIntyre was forfeited. Assistant State's Attorney Gideon told Judge Haynes that Schwarm will probably be apprehend- ed and the cases of the two who have appeared so much in the limelight, were continued until Mareh, so that the state may have a chance to find Schwarm and bring him back. Joseph Migatz, Stanley Budnick, Edward Potash and Charles Pierkow- ski of this city charged with man- slaughter for the alleged killing of Frank Davidowiez, also of this city, on Beptember 23, pleaded not guilty and asked for a trial by jury. Bennie Crickevera, charged with reckless driving in Berlin, pleaded guilty. Stephen Jacobowski of Berlin pleaded nole contendere to a charge of indecent exposure. Stephen Germet of this city, charged with reckless driving in Ber- lin, pleaded not guilty and asked for a trial by the court. John Marinchak of this city plead- ed not gulity to injury to trees and asked for a trial by the court. John Ehmig, proprietor of the O. 1. C. garage in Newington, charged with false pretenses in passing worth- less checks, pleaded nole contendere. CANGEL PLANS FOR HALLER RECEPTION (Continued From First Page). the approval of Rev. Lucyan Bojnow-| oki, pastor of the Sacred Heart chureh, the pastor came out in the “Oatholic Leader” with a statement siving vent to his feelings in the matter. His statement was of such a that almost the entire com- was impelled to resign and the was then called upon to name group. Certain changes were in the second committee which not sanctioned, it is said. Although aware that the reception would pot have the support of some of the most desirable backing, the ., committee procesded until the nu- marous changes caused the members to quit in disgust. Father Jelek said this morning that many of the Polish people of this will go to Meriden to join with that city in receiving the general but | be that there would probably no committes from this oity, nor would | there be any semblance of an official The priest is a personal friend of | General Haller and served as a chap- lain fu the forces under that lead He as well as other members of the committes feel that the fallure of Geveral Haller to carry out the en- tire program as originally planned, was not due to any wishes of his own, but becauss of the necessity of meet- Ing the requirements of the schedule as prepared by his committee. Father Bojnowski has extended a personal invitation to the general to wisit here. It is llkely that the Polish leader will make a hurried automo- bile trip to New Britain and take a | birds-eye view of the town, particu- larly the orphanage, printing plant, church and schools connected with the Sacred Heart church. THREE BURNED T0 DEATH Tragedy Ocours This Moming in Home §n Little Michigan Town— One Escapes. Bay City, Mich, Dec. bs.-~Three women were burned to death when the farm house of Joseph Delosh near Turner In Arenac county, was destroyed by fire today. The victims were Mrs, Delosh, aged 50. her daugh- ter, Eiste, aged 20, and Miss Kather- ine Klish, a school teacher and board- er. Mr. Delosh escaped badly burncd TREE QUARANTY New York Taking Care Against Inva- slon of Gypsy Moth Albany, N. Y, Dee. 5-~Commis- sioner Berne A. Pyrke of the siate department of farms and markets to- day directed attention to a recent quarantine order against the importa- tion into New York state of Christmas trecs and greens from the New Eng- jand states, in order to prevent the invasien of the gypsy moth. Only such trees and greens as have been examined and certified by the federal horticultural board to be free from the fnsect pest will be allowed to enter the state The quarantine will be strictly en- forced. Commissioner Pyrke an- nounced. Heavy penalties for violation are provided in the order. VETERANS' BURFAU CHANGLS Washington, De ~Creation of a finance service in the veterans’ bureay with separate divisions of disbursing and accounting was announced today by Director ¥Frank T. Hines. Harold w. Breining, an assistant director of the bureau, was named chief of the service GIPFT SUGGESTIONS For Her For Him For the Kiddies On Today's Want Ad Page Classifications 65 A-B-C-D | | | |day the medical examiners NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925. KORAITIS NOTIFIED NOT 10 PRACTICE MEDICINE New Britain Man Informed His License is Under Suspension in State “Dr.” Peter Koraitis, is a doctor no more. The physician who startied the city some time ago by diagnosing as small pox a plain case of chicken pox, has been notified by the state board of health that his license to practice medicine in Connecticut has been revoked. Eighteen eclectic doctors in Con- necticut, whose licenses were shown been notified by special delivery let- ters that their licenses have heen suspended and that they will bhe prosecuted if they continwe practic- ing in this state. The revocations are effective upon receipt and if any of those mentioned continue to practice the health de- partment will notify the state's at- torney immediately. Ticenses have been ordered returned to the state department of heaith. Dr, Stewart ‘of Broad Rrook was formerly in New Britain and after a brief preliminary trial was dropped from the staff of internes at the New Britain general hospital because he did not prove satisfactory here. An effort was made to reach “Dr.” Koraitis this morning by telephone, Mrs. Koraitis answered the phone and refused to discuss the situation what- soever, She was asked if her hus- band intended to continue his pra tice and “fight it out in the courst,” but she declined to make any reply. Reception to H. S. Grid. Seventeen members of the 1923 football squad of the New Rritain High schoel will receive monograms at a reception to he held TFriday gram will also b¥ awarded to the manager of the squad The following will ters: Acting Captain Carlton Walker, John Gierochowski, John Grip, Henry Zehrer, Howard Reloin, Ernest Neipp, Henry RBojnowski, Bernard Rogin, Francis MeCarthy, Henry Taylor and Nachon, Deodorian of the regular team, and Howard Belser, Roger Skelley, Earl Putney, Irank Damico, Edward Gaina, Charles Huber, and Manager Robert Snideman. Arrangements for thagreception will be made at a mceting Of the Letter- men’s club this week. be awarded let Year nnid a Da_v‘aii‘:en To Narcotics Peddler Hartford, Dee, 6.—A sentence of a year and a day in the federal prison at Atlanta, Ga., was imposed today by Judge Thomas in the U, 8, court in this city on Raymond Mares. ca of New Haven, for violation of the Harrison natcotic aet. Maresca plead- ed guilty, Iederal agents say Maresca was a peddier of narcotic drugs. TO FILL KIDDIES' STOCKINGS P. & F. Corbin's office girls' ¢lub will hold a sale at the Corbin club house, Pearl street, Friday night and | Saturday afternoon. The proceeds stockings for the Crippled Children Home in Newington, the Children's Home, Polish Orphanage, Salvation Army and children of the town whose names will be furnished by Miss Cora Beale, also making boxes to be sent to New Britain veterans who are con- fined in hospitals throughout the country. WILL OF AUGUST JEH The will of the late August Jehnig was filed this afternoon in probate court and by its terms all the es real and personal, is directed to the widow, Justina Jehnig. The will was drawn March 7, 1916. KING'S COUSIN ILL. Aosta, cousin of King Vietor Em- manuel, who was attacked with the grip during the recent visit of the a relapse, but his case is not consid- cred serious. CANADIAN FIANCIER DIES Toronto, Dee, §.—~Willlam Macken- zie, leading Canadian financier and railroad builder dled today after a long illness, He was 74 years old INSIST IT WAS SUICIDE —After an autopsy to- reported that they found nothing contrary to the hypothesis of suicide in the death of Philippe Daudet, 14 year old son of the royalist leader, I.eon Daudet. Paris, Dee. § MAGIN QUITS RACING New York, Dee | trvington, N. J., veters American professional bicyele rider is through racing for all time as the result of a | weak heart which foreed him to re | tire from the six day event at Madi- son Square Garden yesterday, it learned today. | GOING TO NEW HAVEN | New Haven, Dee ~Rey. Father | Harris of St. Paul's church, Brookiyn | has been appointed curate of Christ | chureh here in succession to Rev. C C. Carver, now dean of the cathedral |at Albany, N. Y. | U - | 27,000 TAREATEN STRIKE, Seranton, Pa., Dee Officers of listrict No. 1, | were concerned today over a threat- | ened strike of about 37,000 anthracite | mine workers in the local district to have been ohtained by fraud, have ! Yarriors December 21 | evening, December 21, and & mono- | district | will go towards making up Christmas | Turin, Italy, Dec. 6.—The Duke of| Spanish rulers to Italy, has suffered| was | United Mine Workers, | CITY ITEMS. Before buying see the Mary Elizt- | beth for your new dress and silk ho- siery, 87 W. Main; Professional Bldg. —advt, Members of Unity Rebekah lodge will meet at the home of Mrs, Thorpe, 742 West Main street, Thursday af- iternoon and evening to sew. Remember! New records every Fri- day. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Stella Rebekah Lodge public whist Friday afternoon, Odd Fellows' hall. Also fancy work sale aftermoon and evening. Dancing at kEddie's tonight, ington on turnpike, B-piece chestra.—advt. The regular meeting of Lexington lodge 1. O, O, I". will he held Thurs- day evening. Victrolas, isons, Pierce & Co.—advt. T.ouis Trzinski has brought suit for $250 against Joseph I". Sutkowski thiough Kilett & Alling. A store at 180 RBroad street, owned by the de- fendant, was closed by Constable Fred Winkle yesterday. The writ is re- turnable in the city court on the third Monday in December. L “Sitting Pretty in a Pretty Little City,” song record. C. L. Pierce & Co. —advt, A charity whist will be given by the lLadies’ Auxiliary, A. O. H. in Judd's hall, Friday evening, December 14. | The proceeds will be distributed among the needy. The following com- mittee has charge of the affair: Chair- man, Mrs. A. D. Frey, Miss M. Heery, Mrs. Charles MeCarthy, Mrs, James O'Brien, Mrs. B, 8hine and Mrs, John Tgoe. ' Ladies' Aid and Talmund Torah |dance tonight, Jester's Hall.—advt. The Holy Family Cifele of St Mary’'s church will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in 8t. Mary's school hall. A son has been born at the New ritain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harald Swift of 99 Winthrop street | New Victor Racords out every Fri- day at Henry Morans’, 365 Main St —advt the Clarenc the New- or- % Sonoras. C. L. A. M. Paonessa today added zoning committee the ngme of | Palmer who will serve with | representatives of the ar- | chitectural profession. Ladies' Aid and Talmund Torah | dance tonight, Jester's Hall.—advt. The ladies of the Bohemian Eagles | will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Wahrenbesger's hall, Arch | street, | A report to the police department | today shortly before noon said there was a drunken man lying on the ground in & Main street aliey, Leroy Stevens of 81 Chestnut street was found unconseclous from alcoholic pois- oning and taken to the New Britain general hospital, Pius Mencn reported to the police {todwy that he had left some automo- bile tools in & store next to his place at 853 South Main street last ev ning and today they were gone. Act- ing Detective Fecney In Investigating. Andre lodge, 1. O. O. of New | Britain will p a fraternal visit to {John Erickson lodge of Hartford 1°ri |day evening. Special trolleys will con- vey the members. Grand lodge offi- | cers will be present. I DARK | “Roy Trotzky" on Steeets, e Said, | to of other - AFRAID OF THE | Because Mother Was at Movies and | He Was Scared. | New York, Dee. 5.-—Leon Granoff, 11 years old, known as “the boy Trotz- | ky" who wgNrecently arrested as New | York's youngest “red” agitator, was| | dismissed from custody in Children's ‘ruun today, His mother was admon- | | ished to be more careful in her super- | vision of him Leon was arrested when a patrol- man found him on the streets at mid- night with coples of radical literature and revolutionary songs in his pockets, leon protestcd that he was on the street because his mother was attend- | ing the movies and he was afraid to g0 home in the dark. | Senator Capper Wants to € missioners Pre-War Powers Washington, Dec ~8enator Cap- per, republican, Kansas, chairman of | { the senate farm bloc, is preparing a 1 bill to repeal the “fair return” section of the transportation act, to abandon | the railroad consolidation plan, and to | restore full pre-war status and powers | of state rallway commissions. Scnator Capper's bill has the ap-| proval, he said today, of officers of | the national association of state rail-| way eommissioners and the National | | Livestoek Growers’ Assoclation Under the bill the interstate com- merce eommission would have no au-‘ Jake Magin of | thorty over wholly interstate rates, | cemetery | but the carriers would retain their| pre-war privilege of appeal to the su- | preme court from alleged confiscatory | rates. The bill also would authorize | the interstate commerce commission to confer with state rallway commis- | slons regarding the effect of state rates on interstate tariils | Renaldo Cappelini, district president, | said he had not given | averting a big tieup up hope of Massachusetts has Aeciared that advertising signs on private property adjoining & highway may he moved by the state All those wishing to made donations {10 the sale to be held Saturday after noon and evening at Vaennerchor hall by the Ladies’ Relief society, the procesds 1o be used for the suffering children of Germany, please send ame to Mrs. Baumgariner Mrs ‘.;mq Firnhaber.—adst or | 1 Now photo of Nathan Strane, the Whilanthropist. snapped just befors he | safled from New York on the néw itatian finer Dui He is en route to Palestine, whe his generosity feeds more than 1700 persons dally. | {berg, who is chairman of the com-|Transcon Oil |his committee soon to discuss HONORS FOR NEGRO Coolidge, McCormick and Davis Send ‘Wreaths as Tribute to P. H, Brown, Commissioner of Conciliation. | Hopkinsville, Ky., Dec. §,—~Wreaths Am from President Coolidge, Senator|Am Medill McCormick and Secretary of [Am Labor Davis were among those placed | Am on the grave of P. H. Brown, negro, | Am a commissioner of conciliation in the|Am department of labor. Brown, formerly |{Am Tel & Tel editor of a negro paper here, died|Am Wool ... suddenly in Washington Friday. He|Ana Cop was reputed to have been the highest | Ate Tp & § V.. paid negro in the employ of the fed- | At Guif & W I . eral government with an annual sal-| Bald Leco ary of $5,500. Baltimore & O . A letter to Brown’s widow from the | Beth Steel B president said: “T wish you to know|Con Textile of my conviction that the country and | Can Pacific the public service have sustained a | Cen Leath Co very real loss in your husband's|Ches & Ohio . death.” Chi Mil & St P . |Ch R Isl & P | Chile Copper | Con Gas | Cor Pro Re Crucibie Stel Cuba Cane Sugar 135 Endicott-John .. Erje 1st pfd Gen Electric .. Gen Motors . ... Goodriek BF . Gt North pfd Insp Copper Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar pfd Allls-Chalmers Pacific Oil Int Nicke! Int Paper .... Kely ISpring T'r 3 Kennecott Cop. . Wennerberg Chorus in Lehigh Val Concert at Middletown | zia Statcs i1 The Wennerberg chorus, assisted | Mis F by the Arpi sextet, gave a concert/ N V C last evening at the Tabor Lutheran|/N YN H & H church in Middletown. Solo numbers| Norf & West were rendered by Fdward Hedwail, | North Pac Harold Sjolander, Walter Falk and !'ure Oi Aiss Signe Peterson. Chorus and solo| 4N Am fumbers were enthusiasticaily Penn R celved. Pier WALL STREET STOCK EACHANGE REPORTS Close 104% PUTNAM & CO. Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange Stanley &, Eddy, Manages 31 West Main St., Tek 2040 We Offer: 100 SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE RIGHTS Sm & Re.. Sg Rf em.. Sum Toh Rights Bought, Sold and Adj 3 o — e I 7 JUDD & CO. MEMBERS HARTIFORD STOUK EXCHANGE Members New York Stock Exchange Hartford: Hartfora-Conn, ftrust Bldg., Tel. New Britain: 23 West Main Street, Tel Discipline Committee Hears Peterson Case Edwin A. Parker and Thomas F. Jackson, members of the discipline committee of the police commission, gave a hearing last night in the case of Policeman Edward Peterson. Charges were recently brought against Peterson by Chief Hart charging him with failing to arrest a man carrying concealed weapons and later allowing a man he had placed under arrest to escape while he was telephoning for the patrol on. The discipline committee will make a report tp the police commissioners at the regular meeting next week. AL 3-6320 1815 We Offer and Recommend National Fire Insurance Co. Stock MRS RN HETTTITITIN TR TR e TR Thomszon, Tem & To. NEW BRITAIN HARTFURD New Britain National Baok Bldg. 10 Central Row Telephone 2380 Telephone 2-4141 Members Memnbe Hartford Stock Exchange New TYork Stock Exchangy Donald R. Hart, Manager r It Arrow & T re Con Cop . 49% i ¥ tef We Offcr— 100 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 100 NORTH & JUDD 100 STANLEY WORKS Co mon council railroad committee; City ingineer Williams and Division Su-|United Fruit perintendent J. J. Snavely of the|U 8 Food Prod “New Haven" road, it was decided |l € Indus Aleo that it would be impractical to in-| U 8 Rubber Co stall another gate at the Church U 8 Steel street railroad crossing. Councilman|U S Steel prd . Crusberg expects to call & meeting of | Utah Copper . the | Willya Overland Westinghouse Mr. Hedwall has joined the Arpi |®¥ sextet as first tenor and Thure Fred- | CMling . rickson is the new second tenor of| R€P I & ¥ s the organization. [SemlD 1 L% ) Sinclair 0l 2314 South Pacific .. 88 r ar y No New Railroad Gate South Rail .... 3814 s | Studebaker 1043 At Church St. Crossing | Toas v o After a conference today between Texas & Pacific 1938, Mayor Paonessa, Councilman Crus-| Tobaceo Prod .. 92 3 | Union Pacific .. 13071, 182 38 631, 391, % JOHN P. KEOGH Member Consolidated Stock Eachange of New York STOCKS Bridgeport BONDS New Havea Direct Private Wive to New York Mgr~Itvom 509, N. B. Natl Bank Bldg~=Tel. 1012 Waterbury Danbury Middletown situation. LER (Putnam & Co.) Bid e L L 60 HAITIAN RECOMMEN l;A'rlOR’fi | Senator McCormick Wants American A®108 Life Ins ’ Am Hardware Advisers Sent to Tsland {Am Hosiery Washington, Dee. 5.—Senator Mc- | Bige Hfd Carpet com. 154 Cormick of Illinols, who was chairman | Billings & Spencer com G. ¥. GROF¥ |of the special senate committe which | Billings & Spencer prd investigated conditions in Haiti, rec-|Bristol Brass ommended to President Coolidge to-|Colts Arms day that American advisers be sent Conn Lt & Power pid to the island to ald the American high | Eagie Loek commissioner there and the Haitian|l'afnir Bearing government in their efforts for econ- Hart & Cooley omic development, He submitted a list | Hfd Elee Light of names for possible appointment to ! Landers Frary & Clark. an advisory commission, including|J R Montgomery com Cameron Vorbes, former vice-gover-|J R A\lonuampr;’ prd. 1 nor gencral of the Philippines; Robert [N B Gas ..., .. R. Moton, president of Tuskegee insti-|N B Machine s tute and Albert George, a Chicago at-|N B Machine ptd torney IMlol-Bemt-Pond com B |North & Judd . REA HEAD L. 1. Peck Stow & Wilcox New York, Dee. b.—Samuel Rea, Russell Mfg oC .. president of the Pennsylvania rail-|Scovill Mfg Co .. road, today was clected president of 8 N I Telephone the Long Island railsead to succeed |Standard Screw the late Ralph Peters. iflunley Works - Stanley Works pfd bl AL REAPPOINTED Torrington Co com Hartford, Dec. S—Governor Tem. Traut & Hine pleton has reappointed Virgil ¥, Mc. | Travelers Ins Co Neil of New Haven a member of the |Union Mfg Co soldiers’ hospital board for two ycars, Fuller, Richter Aldrich§ @ 94 PEARL ST. HARTFORD, CONN. Telephone 26261 New Britain Office, 122 Main St. . T. BRAINARD, Mgr. An Investment That Will Grow UNITED STATES TRUST CO. Capital .......... § 2,000,000 Surplus .......... $17,280,300 Deposits .. ....... $44,486,500 Dividends 50 plus 123% Sept. 10, 1923 166 56 LH) ns Tel. 2980 U. 8, TREASURY STATEMENT, U. 8. Treasury balance, $1; ROWDIES BREAK UP RALLY ,937,608. | i 1 4 | British Campaigner Compelied Abandon Street Addresses London, Dec. 5.—Another candidate house of commons SERIOUS LANDSLIDE of STUDENTS DEADLOCKED Are Louis Hoffman of this city died yes. terday afternoon at the Lutheran Home in Southbury. He was born iIn 1860 and is survived by two sisters, Mre. C. R. Stevens of New London and Mrs. 1. Stengle of this city. The funeral will be held from Er- win chapel tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Fairview for a seat in the | has been obliged to abandon his cam | paign meetings as a result of rowdy ism, which took a vielent form in uu |merous places jast evening. He is Major Sir Willlam Prescott, conser- vative candidate for Tottenham, | North. Lady Eustace Perey rvative candidaft Nalian Scholars In Rome Op- | Quarter Mile Section Louisville posed To The New School Reform and Nashyville Tracks are Buried Measures There. Under Debris, Ky., Ix of the ) Louisvi ompany’s quarter and track and Rome, Dec. 5 students against form law has e | Hastings, | the he university | vas badly injured last cvening by authoritics expressing determination rowdies who broke up the meeting not to reopen the institution until the held in support of Lord Eustace. Af-|stud the |ter considerable interruption one of | ter the |the disturbers threw a broken cup vislons of the new | {toward the platform, barely missing| The | the chairman’a face and hitting Lady | provi | Eustace in the side. As the lord and Ivodp were leaving the mesting a dense The funeral of MartineConway will | crowd surrounded their motor and in be held tomorrow merning at 9| confusion Lady Fusiace’s arm was o'clock at Bt Mary's church and | jammed in the door of the machine burial will be in Bt. Mary's cemetery. |and badly injured Agitatior « section le Railroad the oped Itome, wife ock at f or of the co under carth depth in some points of following a landslide be- Athol and Tallega, in lee coun- 1 as result a large gection of Kentucky s ent ¥ from rafl, according to 1he Herald of University o pro refuse to vielde return under a m students objec the law's i ns making it examinatior to the obligatory 1o urse Martin Comway men, reinforced by a the ar the track were used rass mitted Thos ts W ¥namite % up a huge year are cspec r this, contending it is oul- | they fai CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends | for their sympa'hy and foral picces at the death of our beloved wife and | sinter | Signed, | tion WILLIAM E. THOMPSON of In an ant MAUD A. HOLBROOK mately $246 - - | 006 to pensioners ARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends, rela tives and neighbors for the kindness| “The results of th and sympathy shown us during our | port said mproved recent bércavement in the death of | the expedit our beloved son, George, alto for the | ment of pension ciaims and payment beautiful florai offerings. of pensions granted, and Signed Mr and justments of the working force indel, cleger suprriision and JOSEPH A, HAFFEY mitting & reduction o [1.031 10 887 emploves Farlors 33 Myrtle ¢ service Eaceptionsl, Lad: Assistant Tel. Parlor 18252 Summer St —1825-3 university T R remier NO ren SAVING ON PENSIONS, . Vormer ASQUITH TO 11 o Reorganization of Burean Results n Isser Costs, Pee Reorgan state sehools Washington of the pensi 2 2 hurean sit- | as we th in salaries a said | port sent to President « Secretary Work may appiie sa appre d $10 special oolidgr - nts A SILENT ABOUT MR . . Mem ngress apin when read ond with efim Mrs. George SENTENCE 1S REDUCED " Washing B mmitter TATRA DIVIDESND ork The George W, 1l manufacturers extra dividend of #tock. The cont o8 on prefer- GET $10.000 1007 Ks s Eldoradn Dee. 3 entered the Lidorado post offic ing the night and terad mail and stamps va | woo 3 mm took mones