New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 29

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923. W ey NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SUSPENDED TERM IN« d ITEMS. JAIL ADDED PENALTY Marinchak, Tree Chopper, Gains| Nothing by Filing Appeal John Marinchak of Road, who was fined $100 and costs when arraigned in the New Britain police court in October on a charge of injuring shrubbery, was fined. $100 and costs and given a three months' suspended jail sentence by Judge Haines in the superior court at Hart- ford this morning. * The case was heard yesterday afternoon, but de- cision was reserved until today. At- torney William F. Mangan appeared for the accused man. Mrs. Eva Manelga of 29 McClintock Road testified that Marinchak de- stroyed 16 apples in an apple, peach and pear orchard which she owns on that road. She said that it was done tay revenge, as Marinchak claimed that she and her husband were 1y sponsible for his arrest for violating the liquor law early in September. Mrs. Manelga said she saw Marinchak at 6 o'clock in the morning cutting down the trees and destroying the bark, when she went out to pick to- matoes for her son's lunch box. Marinchak denied that he was in Mus. Manelga's orchard, and produced a number of witnesses who stated that he was talking to them in front of his house at the hour Mr."Manelga suid he was in the orchard. A Polish man testified, howéver, that Mrs. Ma- nelga stopped him on his way to work and told her that Marinchak had cut down her trees. CONVEYOR STILL STANDS, Temporary Injunction Prevents New Haven Removing Structure, New Haven Avery in supe ed a teiporary B. Hendryx Co. tearing dov Audubon street, night by the company at ing after the aldermen had to grant a permit for the same. The order restrains the city from inter- ference with the bridge until Janu- p 1. The company had been notified by the director of public works to re- move the structure as a nuisance, The company cliams that the bridge is not an obstruction while the trucks used on the street and which are now done away with were ob- structions. The company owns both sides of the street at this point and the bridge connects the departments of the plant, PLEADS NOT GUILTY, Dec. 7.—Judge C rior court today grant injunetion to the A cnjoining the city a structural Thanksgiv refused from veyor over Melrose Highlands Man s Accused of Trying to Murder Wife. Mulden, T.~Robert L. Benson Mass., De of Melrose charged with sssault with murder his wi Mrs. Elizabeth McHale Benson, pleaded not gullty when arraigned in the district court here today. Judge Stover held him in $10,000 bail for a hearing, De- cember 21, Witnesses last night saw Mrs. Ben- son struck on the head and shot by A man on & street in Melrose High- jands. While being taken to a hos. pital she sald Benson was her assail- Th couple separated nine ago. Minnie J. Burger, who Henson has said is his second wife, fainted in the court room when the prisoner was arraigned. EMPTIONS, intent to years TALK TAX l. England Stal Tax Oficials Hold Mecting at Hartford, New Hartford, Dee. 7 were discussed today at the second sossion of the tax officials of the New England states at the state cap- itol here today. Tax Commissioner William H. Blodgett presided and addresses were made by Tax Com- missioner Fred B, Thomas of Ver- mont; Deputy Commissioner of Cor- porations and Taxation Alexander Holmes of Massachusetts; Z. W. Bliss of Rhode Island, Clement 8. Stetson of Maine and Fletcher Hall of New Hampshire. Rose-flower marmalade is made by the Turks from cholce Damascus white roses, the Orientals using the red varfety. NEW LOT Chase Auto Robes From $6.00—810.00 Last a Lifetime For Sale By All (;ood Dealers S Tbe R Post & Lester Co. 14 Main New Britain Distributors MeClintock | ol |ed Highlamds, | Tax exemptions | Charity Superintendent William “Hn]m\\ W. W. Pease, Dr. I"rank , Dr. L. R. Welr and Ernest R | Dechant will attend a Masonic meeting | and banguet at Torrington this | evening. Remember! New records every Iri- | |day. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt, | | Dr. James . Dobson has been re- | appointed dental examiner of the United States Veterans' bureau for this district. Dr. Dobson was a com- | missioned officer with the A, K. I and has been connected with the veterans bureau since his return. Ladies’ Relief Socicty Sale Sat, aft- ernoon and evening, Maennerchor hall. —advt, A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. John Bittner of 73 Chapman street. A son was born at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green of 85 West street. Victrolas, Edisons, Sonoras. C, L. Yours There? | Pierce & Co.—advt. | The men and women students at| the Bartlett evening school will hold | a party at the new \\'uahmgmnn school Thursday evening, Dec. 20. A program has been arranged and an enjoyable time is expected. Barney Rapp's Orch.—first record. 1. Plerce & Cor—advt, | The suit of Mrs. Alice Helm, (guardlan of Alice Helm, a minor, against Andrew Kubala for damages as the result of the child being struck by Kubala's automobile on July 11,/ has been withdrawn and settlement made for §$75. Christmas record, “Star of East.” C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. George Cooper and daughter, Miss Myra of Pittsfield, Mass, were enter- tained by Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Me Millan last night. Mr. Cooper is the district governor of Rotary clubs and addressed the local elub yesterday See the Mary Elizabeth Spec, Shop for wonderful values in dresses and hosiery. 87 W. Main. Professional Bldg.—advt. the | | the list, 13-4 to rextended its 4 WALL STREET STOC EXCHANGE REPORTS Speculative the the on tong operations market during the coneentrated equipment and which Except for Krie issues at their h ! the railroad b was in evide morn autg- side of ing motive, sues, 1923 taking in the been selling nearly 4 ye showed few ing pressure Central. Leather preferred, 1amous of the Mexsican Oil ain to 5 were or several of touched ew tops. some profit which have prices in ars, shares important o8 - ng ce againg pref Marine vers and Fisher points, Products 1% some Body I to pont to 4 Tohacco 2%. Cal ined money opened at able of today's rise tock irreg stoel were prices developed consider arity at the market. resumed in Toi opeuing Operations for the several scctions o produets jumping ! new 1923 top, and climbing a however, was calied upon olume of profit tak dropping 1 1-2 o other Davison Chemical he market to absorb a large ing, i point an Ameriean B | points | vance Commissioner Cuno Rudolph and Collector of Taxes Tow- ers, Washington, look with dismay at the thousands of income tax checks that have pourud in. They have advised the public to keep enough money in the bank to cover the checks, because it may be some time before they are all collected. e TO INCREASE COMMITTEE Washington, Dec. 7.—Decision to in- MORE FUNDS NEEDED bec. 7 A detailed | 28 irrigation Washington status of Willard B. Clary has been appoint- to the editorial board of “The Rensselacr Polytechnie,” the weekly publication of the students of Polytechnic institute at Troy N. Y. Clary is a freshman in the | dopartment mechanical engineer- |ing at the institute. | New Victor Racords out every Fri- day at Henry Morans', 365 Main St —advt, Miss Tillie Lindiman of Brooklyn,| N. Y., was tendered a miscellaneous | shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. Zucker of Highland street Miss Lindiman is a graduate of the New Britain High school, class of 1918, She will be married some time this month to J. Neirenberg of Broos | lyn, | Gulbransen Player Planos, Morlm-‘ ~~advt, Miss Ruth Wilson of Boston is the | guest Of Dorothy Latham of Black Rock ‘avenue. Miss Wilson s the | daughter of J. Herbert Wilson, former Y. M4C, A. secretary. 8 ee ver Blues,” Whiteman, fox thf. C. 1. Plerce & Co.—advt Frank Lundell of 186 Steele street | is spending the week-end in New York | city. *#e will attend the first annual alumni bnquet of the mechanical en- gineering claks of Pratt Institute, 1923, this evening at the Hotel Penn. sylvania, Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans —advt, The Wennerberg Male Chorus will go | to Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon, | leaving from the First Lutheran | church at 2 o'clock. The trip will be | made by automobile. et your Brunswick Wonder rec- | | Rens selaer of Prof. Bldg, 87 West Main street.— advt. | Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hyneck have gone to Philadelphia Dancing at Eddie's, Newington, on turnpike chestra,—advt, City hall employes have subscribed | {100 por to the Halvation Army | |drive, at least one brick having been purchased by everyone employed in the municipal bullding. | Join our Victrola and Guibmnsen | Christmas ciub for §1. Henry Morans adt. Brunswick phonographs and ree- ords at John A. Andrews & Co.—-adv.| John A. Andrews & Co,—Ady, Dewey Place, Johnson's grocery and meat store; full groceries and meatls; low prices | advt | French ifat Shoppe, Room 107 Pro. |. fessional Bidg., 87 West Main at.—adv | Tassillo’s Ore. dance Fri,, United ha!! | advt. Home-cooked —advt Our specini plano polish for fall house cleaning. C. L. Pierce & Co advt, | night, or Sat b-piece | cent Station line o, lunches at Crowell's. | LLOYD GEORGE'S V London, Deec. 7.—David George, In an Interview on tion result, sadd: “The resuit made it clear that the trickery of ‘the honest man' has ignominously falled. The people have seen through both. The most remarkable, in many | ways the most gratifying, feature of {the election 18 the rejection by the agricultural districts the huge bribes offered them the incor ws. Lloyd the elec has of Annual Chirtsams sale of Laurel Court 0. of A. will be held at Grotto | Hall Baturday, December 8, from & a |m. t0 6 p. m. A business will be ‘lnywd at noon lunch Iobekah Ige puk 0dd Fe sale afternoon | of the hold a vening in & The Ladies ~e ond Adven! | faturdny rnoon and vacant store opposite the Herald office on Charch street. Aprons and | fancy articles w11l be sold a8 we home made rye bread, loaf pies, ete. The public is cordiall vited to atiend Aid wor church i Funeral Director Parlors 33 Myrtle S Tads A Tel. Parlor 1625-2 Recidence 17 Sommer St —1625-3 | labor | being divided between two other writ | when a Frisco freight tr | this morning e the size of the house ways and committee from 25 to 26 mem which will be republicans democ d today | ad mmittee on com- | ing tatives Crowther, | figures, t k; Kearns, Ohio; Chindblom, | conclusively and Meclaughlin, Michigan, | be adopted were selected to fill vacancies on the| “will follow committtee as r»puh: n members, | doned, of ‘wnnflruriinn and maintepance ESCAPE ROM ASYLI | | Hampton, Conn., Dee. 7.—The JAP COPS U . A | escape from the state hospital for the Tokio, Dec. 7o—The lo ” insane at Norwich last night of Ernest he Japanese policeman, an unwi Skinner, 18, who is serving a term of | VeaPon in a “rough and tumble," is 15 years in the institution as a result |10 Pe replaced by a revelver and short of the death of Clarence Miller, an|%WOrd. The regulations announce that aged and wealthy resident of this|the revolver shall be used only for place, who was found burned to death | PUrPOses of sclf defense, or against in the ruins of his burned home in|Prisoncrs attempting to escape. 1 became known here today when Geputy sheriffs and state police offi- s began a search for the fugitive Edward Sturgess, 17, of Bridgeport, nother patient at the hospital es aped with Skinner. ysis of the in the v Work od, committee is inqui given by projects tary isory mean bers of Seer inl 1 and was res that a Repres or some of those aiready aba because inability to meet | BORAH i Washington, Dee, 7.—Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania, who has| drafted a bill for limited federal regu- lation of anthracite is conferring with | several genators here today regarding his measure He had a long confer- ence with Senator Borah Tdaho, who has active in connectiog with coal tion legislation She’s Queen PINCHOT S New York, “Big Four York Central conferring since mand's demands for a wages upward to the schedules of 1920, are reported to be approaching an agreement The representatives are understood to favor the road's proposal that present wage scales to he renewed, with the road continuing to pay time 8 : \ and a half for overtime on a con : tract which either side could cancel 30 days' notice, republican in the| regula Dec. T.—Oficlals of the heen Brotherhoods and New lines, who have been Monday on the train- | revision of labor board past —en ; | K. OF C. OPEN HOU Daly Council, K. of C., will open house to the public of New Iritain at the elubrooms on Frank- lin Square Monday evening to hear hold | President Calvin Coolidge's eulogy of President Warren G. Hard new radio set has been in and receives messages very The usual luncheon will be to the members Eaturday the late ing A stalled learly sorved night FABR! { Paris, De emy today a prize of 5.0 fra hy PRIZE. » Goncourt acad- | arded the Goneourt nes to Luclen Fabre, wet the minority en votes to two, | is an automobile en- winning work family history in three importance of the prestige given the of hooks s impetus. Fabre prive ers, M gineer, H ‘Rabevel,” a volumes. The prize the winner, sale usually an 18 lies in the given whose enormous Helen A whole city bowed at Engle's feet during the recent Mardi Gras celebratiorr in Youngstown, O. And no wonder! She was the queen Prains, as well as beauty She ot ¥ the prottiest compet but the essay she won first prize TRAIN HITS AUTO Dec. T.—Two men fured ain struck an Mo Pittsburgh, were killed her and twe others in wor honor girt wrote automobile near Carl Junction, |Am Lead Democrats Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama (left), democratic floor leader during the last session of congress, has turned over his control to Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas. Unde: wood stands a good chance of getting the democratic nomination for president. b ‘l\n\'\ | xKennec | Lehigh I Mid INY | Pan The ter des cncral market stiffened in ia lings, the only conspicuous heavy spots being the Pan-American issues, which were sold on reports of political disturbances in Mexico, and Corn P'roducts. DuPont led the ud gaining 3 points. Good buying aiso waswoted in the automobive uipment issues and a few rails such % Reading, Atlantic Coast line and Guif Mobile & Northern common preferred. Foreign exchanges slump |r4 sharply on the British election re sults and then made ery a partial recoy Low 10 High Am Car 1041 Am Car & Am Cotton Am Loco Am Smit | Am Am At Am Woc |Atch T & At Guit Bald | Balt Beth Steel B Textile ... Pacific t Leath Co Ches & Ohio Chi, Mil & St PI Chi Rock Isl & P & Chile Copper Con Gas Corn Prod Rer Crucible Stee Cuba Cane Sugar Endicott.John Erie Erie prd \ Electric Gen Motors Goodrick BF Gt North pfd Insp Copper Int Mer Mar Int Mer Mar pfd 32 Allis-Chalmers Pacitic Oil Int Nickel ., Spring Tire ott Valley States 01 Ste Pacific Centra NYNH&H Norfolk & Wes North Pac Am F Penn R R Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coa Ray Cop Res Con Can Ce Midvale Missouri Cor ding . Rep I & & Royal D, N ¥ Rinclair OV Ref South Pacific South Rai Studebaker Co xTexas Co Texas & Pacifie Tohacco Prod Transeon O} Union Pacific United Fruit 1" 8 Food Prod U & Indus Alen U & Rubber Ca U 8 Stea U 8 Stee 'tah Willys Overiand Weastinghouse National Lead x—extra dividend 021 prd Copper (Putnam & (o Aetoa 1 Am Hardw Hosiery Bige-Htd ( Bills & Spe Bills & Kpence Arms ot Rristo Colt's EAgie Lo Hart an M B MYe weill Mig Co ENE Te Standard Reren Works ephone TODAY'S 'l'lFlNl ny R! PflRY 8. Treasury—Balance $141.0 Iflm oFrF "\""ffll gton 7 emploves in the esntral afce made since March 1, Director of the Veterans' br today. The pire number of emploves Washin Der of 2,90 he 300 has been Hines in o ~ut Director with the po T said. i in line oy minating excess and ineMclent workers to bui up &4 “more pact and efficlent organization.” PUTNAM & CO\| Stanley It 3 Members New York Stock Exchange Memibers Hartford Stock Exchange Ady, Mansgei 31 West Main 5., Tel. 2040 We Offe ITH i T TR E TS 100 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 100 AMERICAN HARDWARE 160 STANLEY WORK 25 SCOVILLE MFG, €O, o LN A JUDD & CO MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EACHANGE Members New York stock Eachange Hartford-Conn. Trust Bidg., Tel, West Main Street, Tel AP ARG R TR 3-6320 1815. Hartford New Britain: We Offer Scovill Manufacturing Co. Stock fim New HARVFORD 10 Central Kow Telephone 2-4141 Memliera Stock BRITAIN lank 180 NEW Britain > Velo ional Bldg hone hang New TYork Maunager x Exchaam Denald R. Hart, We Offer—— Waterbury Dankury Middietown G. 94 PEARL ST. New Britain Office, L GROKE 100 LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK 100 NORTH & JUDD 100 STANLEY WORKS JOHN P. 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