New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1924, JUDGE N. P. CHIPMAN'RUSSIAN REDS DR, DELANO RESIGNS CLAINED BY DEATH! STOP PROPAGANDA TUBERCULOSIS PflSTJ Former Justice of California|riish Government Gets Assur-| Retires a5 Physician lor New| Gourt of Justice Passes Away ance to That Elfect Bmam Reliel Socity By The Associatec Press, London, Ieb. 1. — Premire Mac- Donald’s plans for recognition of so- viet Russia are proceeding with de- spatch. It is expected that the breach | | with Moscow which has existed since dge advocate of the military com- | the revolution of 1917 will soon be | mission which tried and sentenced to | healed and that ai agreement to bury to death Captain Henry Wirtz, Ander- | (o natchet will be announced early son (Ga.) prison jailer, who “""‘next week. hanged in “Old Capitol Prison” for| Mr MacDonald and Arthur Pon- | LIGHT INTEREST IN |STEAMER SINKS; ~ CAFETERIAATH. 5. - FIVE ARE MISSINI]i Only 383 of 1,808 Parents Madl River Bui an on lop- Yictims| Ballots on Question j Trapped in Hull ‘ Only 583 parents out of 1,808 to| Paducah, Ky., Feb. 1.—Two pas-| whom ballots were sent voted on the |gonpers and three negro deckhands| question of whether or not a cafeteria | ..o missing today as a result of should be installed in- the Senior high ;lhe widelt 508 2 Ahe <piver . ateasner “"g“'thfllcc“:::fn;"u ‘:;::W;‘;f;“‘:: Thomas C. Poweil in the Ohio river | g“ :fl me:d':m of fchools Stanley H, |N¢ar Wilson's Light, elght miles from | H“o‘l’men, and of those voting 342 mv-‘ ".};,:re' ’l‘we‘n'ty-flv;e s::plch:;efe :a;'od.w d the lunch room while 241 were | 8. MIERITOTE - JRsl priop eI, i 3 b said they belleved those missing were PRPDOO0 trapped below by an onrush of | "‘?el:_:l ’::“_’:l.::“::::lc& nzylzox,:zeg.water, or pinned by shifting freight e ¥ 3 4 5 ority in favor of @ cafeterla, an item |4 the Powell, declared the boat| alleged atrocious crucltics to prisoners | sonby, under-secretary for foreign af- | 81Ven- of 35/ 1 e £ m'cl‘; od 1€ | struck a sunken obstruction probably | of war captured by the confederacy in ‘ fairs, have examined a mass of docu- | During his connection with """’\o:‘ b":‘e'f Jor this DUrDOSe. |,; jcefloe while moving in mid-chan- | the Civil war, and for cleven muro-!ments gt the forelgn office bearing | Tuberculosis Rellef socicty Dr. Whetl i €hy fac L A light vole e and sank within three minutes. | crs of which he was found guilty. The |upon the government's relationship [/AN0 has examined a number Which b’:n'l‘": i kit "f""‘f,::ycmmn Green_furned the steamer |testimony of this trial which required | with the soviets, and it is understood | ¢heol children for tubercular condi- :m;mp“"l'o e “t‘h"(fi:_ the oM |and ran for a submerged bar. The |63 days, beginning August 23, 1865, |that the premier has sought and re. UonS and has conducted health B T ion hoine dhouseel todas. Tt |boat grounded with only the Texas|formed a theme of & book: “The |ceived from Moscow within the last |C1ASSeS. q ded '] I s £ ‘deck and the top of the pilot house | Tragedy of Andersonville,” written by | week assurances that subversive pro- No one will be secured to replace I8 generelly . concened thet the-pReee | 1008 wnter, | Justice Chipman, " ainsi itish i |him in the society for some time, ac- teria question will receive little con- | | Suss P B | paganga against British interests will | | Mrs. Mary McReynolds of Kast 8t.| Veteran of the Civil war, bearer of | f the | cease. ‘eordmg to Mr. U p:on SIIRION Rt thy hegds ol ale bosted dispatches for President Lincoln, au-| Pledges respecting an adjustment of | ks after | thor of the order creating Memorial ‘nw claims of British citizens and “‘r‘l AUTO Y]CT[M DEAD I\or! day and the only representative in | porations formerly operating in Rus- | congress of the territory of the Dis-|sia, amounting to 180,000,000 pound: fan Injured Auto Skidded Against Him Passes | MORNING Sirloin, Short and ECIALS 7-12 A. M. Fresh Eastern Pork ...... 1b Swifts Stewmg Fowls Fresh Made Frankforts 1b Lean Smoked Shoulders Sperry and I Barnes’ Bacon ..... Dr. Samuel Delano, for the past| six months physician, for the | Britain Tuberculosis Relief society, | has tendered his resignation, which |took effect today. 1 Dr. Delano came to New |six months ago to look after the tu-{ bercular work in whatever way he could. He is an expert on heart and lungs and has written several books on setting up exercises, correct | posture and breathing exerci No reason for his resignation is| San ¥rancisco, Feb, 1.—Judge Nor- | ton Parker Chipman, former presid- ing justice of the state court of ap- peals for the third district, died here today. 14¢ 27c 15¢ 12¢ » 30c Britain | | | | | Justice Norton P, Chipman probably was the best known to the nation as Round Stel:I‘( b 18C Steak...3fi)25c Lean Fresh ool St 16¢ Barnes’Hams IbUOC De- of | Best Hamburg Shoulders .. b lOC Sperry and ALL DAY SPECIALS Genuine Spring Leg Lamb 1 34C Best Lamb est Lam 1 l 2 c Stew ... b 32¢ Home-made Sausages .. Fresh Pigs’ Feet ...... Fresh Spare Ribs Raw Leaf » 25¢ » 10¢ » 13¢ of finance and taxation and will be |l-0uis. the only woman passenger, stricken from the budget, if the school ‘:hai:u:sc“;’r‘:lfl"‘l“")m gimfifllt.‘:d committee does see fit to include it. & pinne RflBlNS[]N w "U”] against the side of & cabin. trict of Columbia, Justice Chipman|will be sought after formal recogni in Greenwich When Best Lamb Chops ..... Large Native Away in Hospital at Stamford. Greenwich, Conn, ¥eb. 1.—Fred- MODIFY LANGUAGE |said, settled on a sand bar within| had a varied career from the time he tion is accorded. The British gov three minutes after an ice floc had | enlisted in Co. H, second Towa in- ernment will also seek an understand- Democratic Senator Has New! Wording for Resolution | { ripped & hole in her hull and only| fantry in April, 1861, two years after ing concerning Russia’s debt to Eng- | the Texas deck of the vessel re.|he had been admitted to the bar, un-|land, which amounts to 655,000,000 | manied above the water and fur-|til 1876 when he went to Red Bluff, | pounds. I Inished a refuge for those on board.| Cal, to reside. Washington, Feb, 1,—Senator Rob- inson, democrat, Arkansas, author of the resolution requesting resignation of Secretary Denby, submitted in lhvj senate today a substitute modifying | the language so that it would con- M ducah-Nashville, {weeks ago and had just left this port for Nashville when the curred. The dence fog and ice in the river| combined to hamper work of rescue. The Powell was placed in the Pa- Tenn., trade MARRIED 25 YEARS r. and Mrs, Joscph West Main Street Observe wreek three oc- Battaglia of Their | Justice Chipman was born at Mil ford, Ohio, March 7, 1836. His ents were natives of Vermont. In his early life he resided variously Keosauqua, Mount Pleasant and | Washington, Towa. His principal edu- | cation was received at an academy at | Mount Pleasant and at Washington college, He was a graduate of the Cin- | cinnati Law school. | On his enlistment in the second | Towa infantry,- Justice Chipman was appointed Licutenant of Company ll.‘ and was elected by the officers a major, He was wounded in the! BATTLES 4 HOURS BUT IS DROWNED ‘Mechanic Slips From Ice Cake Into Water-Companions Saved 47, of RBreezemont | Park, Riverside, Conn., died in the Stamford hospital today of injuries | sustained when he was struck by an | automobile driven by Louis N. Small on Riverside avenue Wednesday ! night. Webster was walking on the highway with three other men. Small claims to have been dazzled by the headlights of an annroauhing machine. His car knocked the four| {men down, but Webster was the only {one seriously hurt. Webster was a graduate of Yale in the class of 1899 and was in the insurance business with the firm of Michael Gold & Co., erick Webster, ' 45¢ » 49¢ » 19¢ » 10c » 29¢ Chickens .. Fresh Killed Turkeys ... Leg Milk Fed Veal .. Breast Veal to Stuff .... Best Veal Chops ..... » 16¢ Lard ...... Fresh Cut Pork Chops b 18¢c Lean Boiling Beef ...... b 8C Meaty Pot Roast Beef Th 10c Prime Rib Rosst . . 1 28C form with the action taken yeeterday in the adoption of the ¢ lation resolution. The assertion by Senator Moses, republican, New Hampshire, that “partisan snipers were making a rifle pit of the grave of Warren Hard- ing,” in the discussion of oil leases, drew & hot reply from the democratic side as soon as the senate convened. Senator Ashurst, democrat, Ari-| zona, declared this statement was without foundation and was “particu- larly offensive coming from the side which invaded President Wilson’s sick room in December, 1919, “On that date,” he said, “a man lay sick who was as surely a casualty of war as any soldier; a man whose great soul may soon become a part of oternity. But the then sceretary of | ¢ kating today. Pilz-Rhodes the interior rapped upon that door, [”" y-Emooth: fos-—advt, Now Secrotary Fall 18 sald to be un- |y e trel ew "mun| ler the shadow, but the publie:1ands | council, ‘Royal Arcanuth, will attend sommittee has too much respect ror the union moeting in Hartford Tues- the prwrldh‘\n to enter his room.” day evening, Mebruary 5. A large at- o o e tendance is expected from surround- ing councils, Automobiles will leave AGTION AGAINST GITY, lhn death in eru\ol of I'ulrlv‘k MeC ue, and Werdelins for charge of his regiment on the Con- federate works at Fort Donelson, but| New York, Feb. 1.—Albert Gadsky, | | q BKY. 1 He is survived by a & | recovered and resumed his post and & mechanic, was drowned in the s it e N choscph Battaglin of after the battle of Shilch, in Which s | freczing waters of the Hudson ;.lod:; PORA R84 & ORMBREN. s ‘id ‘t“t"‘l‘?"", “”l‘ pleasantly | o icinated was promoted to the rank |after a four-hour battle for life on e e wome last evenIng| ot colonel and adjutunt aide-de-camp | ice floes battered over the river's dark | v a party of friends, the occasion| ., 1, geafr of Major Genoral Hal-|face by an erratic tide. being their 25th wedding anniversary. leck His two companions, Arnold Pe Mr. and Mrs, Battaglia have lived | =y { ters e 4 In the winter of 1 4, Justice | terson, his brother-in-law, and in this ecity for over 20 years and are | ., ‘ o bt 3 Wiy |well known, Mr. Battaglia is in the Chipman was transferred to Washing- | Stephen Murray, both mechanics, ' ' “|ton where he served in the war de- | Were rescued. contracting by y 3 ™ MCRPENG AUMNa. | Thby "a'"(}"‘;; partment under Scerctary Stanton un-| _The three left a "| til the close of the war. 137th street in an During this time he perforined a(be delivered several miles down- | special service as bearer of dispatches | stream. They did not find their cus to commanders in the field by per-|tomer and they stesred their craft sonal detall of President Lincoln, He |back through ice floes toward home, . : > 28 strect ©o. etod ¢ 3 | was with Lincoln when the Gettysburg | A 8iant floe erushed the boat and the ',:,'r‘i.‘ ¢ 3 W :”: {Rf“ st \l.nl.\n\-m\‘\,'nri(\“m | address was delieved. As judge advo- | three jumped to an ice cake, He started as paper box boy in the cate, Justice Chipman tried a number ‘ It cracked and Gadsky and Murray | paner box departmont. He later be of military cascs in addition to that of :‘f:l:w;:l (;," ;Annllur cake. For four|.ame forsman of this department Captain Wirtz. At the close of the ! ¢ incoming tide sent the two | and at the present time is superin. | war he was brevetted brigadier gen- |freighted floes northward, bumped by | yondent of the ende e paper box department, eral of volunters and resigncd to prac- | Other cakes, Peterson finally made | shipping case dopartments, and pack- tice law at Washington, D. C. shore and found a policemen, The |jng departments. He was appointed secretary of the | tW0 battied thelr way through the fco | Tn rocognition of this service, he District of Columbla by President|in & boat. Murray was alone on the | was pregonted today with & gold | Grant, when the district was given a | floe. | waten from the company. The pre- territorial form of government. He He had not heard Gadsky slip from | sentation specch was made by Presi- sorved two terms as representative in | S crumbling end of the cake, dent C. I, Bennett 2 llnnzrlm for the district from 1871- 11876, It was while serving as adjutant | general of the Grand Army of the Re- | publie on the staff of General John A. | Logan, commander-in-chief in 1868 that he wrote the order creating Me- morial day. He also took an active | part in the reorganization of the G, A R. which was offected at that time, | For a number of years after he | | moved to California, Justice Chipman was president of the California state board of trade. Since 1897 he had | of New York, Roast Milk Fed Veal Rump Milk Fed Veal . Silver Wedding Anniversary. wife, 1) vite, three Sugar Cured Corned Bect .~ SC 30c H. L. Handy’s Cottage Ham . 25¢ 25¢ 15¢ 2 bunches ... 19€ Icebe Lceettu:g, head 150 » 16¢ » 18¢ WILLIAM E. MIDDLETON AT STANLEY WORKS 25 YRS. Large Sweet Calif. Oranges dozen ........ Large Ripe Bananas, doz. Fancy Baldwin Apples, 4 quarts Large Heavy Grapefruit O o inaennes Large Sunkist Lemons, doz. Presented With Red and Yellow Onions .. 6 1b Yellow Globe Turnips .. 61b Large Bunch Celery, bunch Fresh Native Popular boat house at 18-foot launch to Employe 23c 25¢ 25¢ 25¢ 23¢ children, Mrs, Ralph Gardino, ILcu:\, Rose and Harry, | CITY ITEMS. Gold Watch in Recognition of Faithful Services, William E. Middleton of 48 Bar- [brother of John McCue, of Washing- ton street, this city, A meeting of the old peoples’ home | commitiee was held Wednesday '\"-[ ring at the Talmud Torah hall. The meeting was opened by the president, | Mrs, 8. SBhurberg, Several members donated towards the home, After the Decision has been brought in the'ugnegs meeting refreshments were damages suits aggregating 36,600 (goprved, Several officers from the old | brought by George Tormany and MFr. pooples’ home from Hartford, ate and Mrs, John Werdelin, as a result tended the meeting, of an ideut on Stanley street sevel The annual meeting of the Union eral woeks ago when Tormay's car' Manutacturing Co, was hield last even- | overturned after striking a pile of ing. Routine business was fransacted | been a member of California courts, amiesite and all the old officers were re t« In 1906 he was elected to the Cali- During the course the hearing cd. | fornia Appeliate Court bench. yesterday in superior court, the judge remarked that the city had heen neg- 3 DAYS ONLY ‘\IO\'DAY—TUESDAY-— EDNESDAY ligent in not having a warning signal TEB. 4, 5, 6 the pile of amiesite and that complatnant was not negligent, A Drama of Womans Wiles incd Bat, J.I'lya’anl Suit of Tormay $6.500 Damages Heard in Su- perior Court. of over the Judge John H. Kirkham, corpora- tion counscl, s representing the city, | and Dunn and MeDonough are cotn- | se! for the plaintifis, 8 Piece Queen Anne American Walnut Dining Suiu»— 3 Piece Cut Velour Living Room Suite, spring edge oblong table, buffet, 6 genuine leather chairs, and back. Reg. price $225.00. $l39 50"""ce g $l45 00 Rednced_(_n Reduced to ELECTRIC IRONS ELECTRIC TOASTERS Special $3.35 February Sale Price, $245 4 Piece French Grey Enamel Bedroom Suite, Bow Bed, La rge Dresser, Chifferobe, Full Vanity. Regular price $375. Redqgfl_to. (e ssvrse D 1009% COTTON MATTRESSES FULL SIZE—ROLL EDGE—50 LBS. si050 [EREE> $10.50 NEPONSET-WALTONA RUGS RUGS, BEDS, CHAIRS, COMFORTABLES, KITCHEN CABINETS REDUCED FROM 209% TO 40% THE TREMENDOUS BUSINESS THE OPENING DAY OF OUR SALE IS PROOF THAT IT IS ONE OF THE GREATEST FURNI- TURE SALES EVER HELD IN NEW BRITAIN. FREE SOUVENIRS. YOU WILL SURELY SAVE MONEY BY ATTENDING OUR — February Furniture Sale — HOME FURNISHING CO. R. R. ARCADE HELD AS JEWELRY THIEF Man Arrested by Bridgeport l'olk-r‘ suspected of Robbery—Had Mun- der in Pockets, Bridzeport, 1.—Harold Melia, | %0, was arrested at noon today and is being held as a suspeet in connec- tion with a robbery at the Tiffon jow- | iry storc carly today, in which a number of watehes and other articles cre taken, Melia had in his pos- session, when arrested, two watches answering the description of those tolen from th: jewelry store RT ON l' Inspector . J. Tormay has compieted his rcpeit for the month of January, showing 52 per- tssued, 381 fixtures installed and 134 inspections made Work was done in build- Ings and 23 old structures. Special inspections were madc in 63 instances. | Kight defects were found and upon | orders of Inspector Tormay were remedied. niP WBING Plumbing 29 new MILK DROPS. New Haven, Feb, 1.—Milk at tail dropped one cemt a quart today in this city and in many parts of the state. re- Byy One/ Jitr11 Jlon WANTADS rvducclu