New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1924, Page 16

ST, PATRICK'S DAY PARADE IN NEW YORK 25,000 Schec_luled to March- Quiet in Dublin March 17 De Eamon De Valer: s of the Irish lican labor . men ~omen sre expected to participate in today's St. P par: The police anticipats d¢mon- : the low- repu absence of ers and membe itrick’s day ney, t of the labor racterized the cclebration tep “poliicians and in control of the Irish to gain notoricty by religious and pa- our unfortunate bartered and alliance, cb as a fu office organizatio for here their 10 the triotic peop betra Ma K. A Kelly, un officer of t Americ ssociation for recognition the republic, said the parade representatl of the Irish leaders said of past d that largest ¢ bt would not Irish Other differ forgott would be tjie city. It will | the part played cans in the infantry, t factional had bee; today's parade er held in the miniscent of h-Ameri- 165th ting fame, 1 the line of a detach- Rainbow vears by the 1 world war, wit old 69th of 1 with the : of honor march also will ment who fought with the division The me an Irish-American poet, victim of the war, was to be re- vived by the Joyce Kilmer Glee club. be mory of No Dublin Celebration Dublin, March 17.—8St. Patrick’s day, a public andb ank holiday in Ireland, lacked some of the features of past years. There was no procession or demonstration by the Goelic league which formerly was the big event of the day, and there will be mno or- ganized display of irsh-made goods 'in the stores during the week as in former years. This must await the horse show and the Tailteann games in the summer . Dublin was partly dry today. The saloons were not closed but the bar assistants' association appealed to all |its members to refrain from work ou the national’feast day, so that virtual- ly only public houses open were those in wheih the owners, and their fam- Alies carricd on the business. ENGEEEE_R_S 0 MEET Rev. Banquet John of A. S. M. in New Haven Tomorrow Lvening. engineers tomorrow Hartford, Meriden, Waterbury will at- cther banquet Haven sec- Society of Me- tomorrow eve de in New Ha cting takes the meeting of the which was a ious to the Deleg from Bridgeport, New Britain and tend the annual get-te to given by tl tionr of the A chantcal Kngineers, ning at Hotel G ven. This dinner n place annu old Connecticut frature « reorgunization tions of werican the section work pre into the above ci rious part of gram will consist of specches by Ira N Hollis, president of Worcester Polytechnie Institute i president of the national and by Rev. John L. of this city. The former will have a8 his subject, “The Part That Pro- duction Has Played in the Perm nency of Nations” while the latter will speak on “America, the Land of unity.” Music and some less scrious nature have eral local sections in the The more e the pro- Dr the and A8 1 Davis We now have a “Series A™ de four-wheel brakes, t call, Phone 1530 or 2899, . Davis to Be Speaker at | First official view showing scerapping of the flower of the Japanese navy in compliance with It shows the battleship Katori which agreement, Hirohito to Europe on his trip. been provided by the con While the the mechanical cngineors state, the New Hay engineers in other v alumni o hnic Institute whether engineer interested in t meeting is primarily 1 section invites wpter is ation and reservations from this NEWSPAPER IS SOLD and Harrison of nessy Dispose heir Interests in the Providence News Today. March 17 of Brookl) the Prn Providence, R. 1, John A. Hennessy president and editor of dence News, and James Care & rison New York, vice president and publisher, have sold their est to Peter G. Gerry, United senator from Rhode Island, announced today The News now stralght forward organ under has been independent fe tendenclies Mr bridge orry Newport, It, 1 term as United St Mr. Hennessy managing editor New Press before that property Frank A, Munscy Mr of the editors of during the sanie period i of w inter- States it was beeome a party In demo- will dem mana atic new ment Commodore El New York 1 his sccond Gerry, son of of is serving § senator for 11 was of rri pros to vas one the RMANS LIMITED, Radio fans in Germany 1o outside acrinls only, At the time they have pay taxes if pending is may to a bill now wonstrator equipped with hydreanii Por demonstration of this wonderful brake syse F. L. GREEN 15 MAIN ST. Moon Agency for New Brlain Berlin, Plainville and Newington England Cannot Interfere 1 uted Press, The British with the 1o obtain church dignitarivs but any suit- that may occur of and unofficial rep- ovict in this mat- London, March 17 government tervene officially government Catholie imprisoned in opportunity making friendly resentations to the ter will be taker Premicr M Donald so informed a questioncr house of commons today member asked what was the gove ment’s intention. with regard to nt communication from tl ling to the premier to use with the soviet of Archbishop Roman Catholic 12 other church can Itussian the sovict re. cuse of Russia th rec his obtain Zepliak, church dig- app influence to release the and head of in Russia nitaries ' Old .\larifi&i—lospfihl at Cleveland Has Been Sold Washington, March 17.—The tre toduy announced sale rt old Marine hospital at he Pennsylvania und the New York tral railroads 4or $654,000. At the time the treasury ealled for bids new site which it is proposcd o build a ne Murine in Cle nd. The bids be wed April 15 here 1 I be within cight mi veland public ury Mleve t W hospital will that the whic) specity of th square S UPHELD, Judge supcrior LOOMIS Hart TRust Mareh 1 the ford Jennings in upheld wetion of the Loomis institute Wind osing the girls' department ol, deciding that the char stitute not requir does 1o maintain a co-cducationul y General It in the people Judge that the plaintiff diserinina the school tion again pupils at TICAL ROW, 17— a motion injunction repub- MADISON'S New n March denied iy raining Committeemar Branford his ing cancus of rep which incident in Madison Haven, Wo dissolve a gra Saturday jcan State Brainard today tempo of or c¢lectors in Madison " n Madison another would con is s tronbles ctiona in A New Way of Family Laundry Service We offer a New Way of Family a most saving type of laundry servie at 7¢ per pound. 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TheLatimer Laundry & Dry CleaningCorp. 33 WALNLT STREET TELEPHONE : terms of the Washington| took Prince | For the Catholic Priests| in-| the | Pope | | bought DAVIS CUP DRAWS ~ TAKE PLAGE TODAY 23 Nations Are Entered in Big Tennis Tourney Washington, | Davis cup draw Lk White House March 17 was T with —The 192 today at 3 nations tered tor the contest the interna- tional team tennis championship | President Coolidge drew the first name and ihe ambassadors and ministers of the respective entry nations drew for their own countri 18] entrants were divided into two Sey and n- tor e zone enteen nations entered will play in the European zone ar in the American zone. trants in the Luropean zone draw requ ven byes in t half, and t in the lower, but two nations to play a first round { match Under t will meet i India in the number o leavir 1w Treland and Prance of t rst wund British Isles and play the mateh between the Belgium. In the { draw Denmark meets Rur land winner lower of the European plays Hungary; Italy Austria with Switzer- and crosses rac- quets with Czecho-Slovakia. In the American zone Cuba drawn against Canada, and Australia faces China in the fire round. Japan drew a bye in the upper half, and wi play winner of the Cuba-Canad match, Mexico drew the lower half bye, and meets the winner of the Aus- | tralia-China contest, President Coolidge drawing the first name withdrew the envelope contain- ing the name of Ircland much to the wnusement of those gathered for the ceremony who alled that this was §t. Patrick’s duy. STATE CHEMISTS MEET Bur the Have Banquet in t Hotel and Sce Pouring at Corbin Foundry From Electric Furnaces, About 50 members of the Connecti- cut branch of the American Chemical socicty met in New Britain at the an- nual banguet Saturday. The mem- bers watched a pouring from the new clectric furnaccs in copper, zinc and liton at the P. and I, Corbin plant | Saturday afternoon, A banquet was Burritt Saturday evening at which there was a discussion of the schol- arships being awarded by schools and throughout the country in the American Chemical socicty's prize S university and the A, C le yitn, state mitte consisting Hoguhoom, Henry eph C. Andrews of TWO MORE SUITS FILY Haven, March 17 8 were W. Dubiske o clatm alleged while the ing ofliec held in the Hotel contest, pkers were Dr, Calvin G, Finl f chemistry at Columbia cretary Hill, of W and the com of M HiN, G, B Wessels and Jos this city, national Albert seerctary 'wo mor filed here and to to N suits for day Ine, w dam to- tH persons by huve be concern here. now almost wort had a stock LAWY cw Britain ) banquet at the night at 7 W, Alliy S WILL BANQUET will hold a hotel tomor- Judge e act u toastmas- here will no feature Members of the the affaly Traceskl, Alfred Nair yers Burritt row o'clock il speak committes i Attorneys LeWitt of are Stanivy anid David L. TIRE MAN BANKRUPT New Haven, March 17 he A, L Sehny Co., of Bridgeport tire and today filed @ ban) debts of §5,715 oir rubber business, ruptey Nd petition with assets of 88,511 JUMPS OF 1BRIDGE York, March 17.—-An u man alighted from a street v ige today to th apat ump a po Ne titicd W rar and He wa Broolk i $25 to $300 In Strict Privacy We will advance vou money for any need secured on your which re- home furniture mains in vour use, EASY TERMS § 50 loan repay § 4 monthly 100 * S 200 300 RIS RS SIS T T SR 12 15 You mav command our dol for vour needs at an We offer out of (ETANE IR 00 tars extremel yw cost a helptul monev vou wav any bles. Money for awy wod Benefizial Lozn Society T Weat Main &t NI MARCH 17, WANT T0 STAY IN U. §. Ttaliaus Held in Tampa, Florida, Ap- peal to New Britain Countrymen to T'urnish Bond Against Deportation. Salvatore Mangiafico and Michael 3t new arrivals in this coun- have appealed to friends of their -who live in New Britain to secure their release from immigration offi- cials by furnishing $1,000 bonda. They are being held at Tampa, Fla., where they were apprehended after| making their way into the country from Cuba August nders of Arch street was arrested yesterday by William I, C , a representative of the Jjabor department of the bureau of im gration, on a charge of coming into the country in violation of the immi- ition laws. He was a carpenter on a German ship and deserted the ship while it was docked in New York. He Las been employed as a carper » Corbin factory. He is a citi rmany. James L. James was taken by try, 90 the Jeased when George H. whom he has been living whom ho is employed, fur ceessary $1,000 bond. Judge George Kilett has been retaincd to look out for the young man's inte 5 when his case comes up for a heari wit by ished ti STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING New Haven, March 17.-—The stock holders meeting of the Connecticut Power Co., at Hartford today was to act upon a proposal to increase the'! common stock from $2,250,000 to $3,000,000, { City Items “It's a Man Every Time It's a Man.” Vocal. Columbia record John A. Andrews & Co.—advt Phenix lodge, 1. O. O. F., will meet tomorrow night and confer the cond degree on a cl of candidate Mrs. John Grant of 377 Park street is visiting friends in Avon. Mr. and Mrs, Roy H. Kirsch of Albany itors r the wee of Miss Mildred G. Carlson Church street. Don’t forget old modern dance, given Corps, T. A. B. Hall, Mon,, March 17. —advt Laurel Court, O, cle will mest at the re: George B. Carlson, 42 . day afternoon. Supper served at 6:30 o'clock. Lunch at Hallinan Big hit! Joseph vis- > home 444 and of A, sewing cir- dence of Mrs. Stanley street, will be advt. MASS FOR WILSON New Yo ian General Benevolent Union today informed Mrs. Woodrow Wilson that, in accordance with the custom of the Armenian church, mass for the repose of the soul of Woodrow Wilson was celebrated in St. Illuminator's Armen- jan church here today, the forticth day after Mr. Wilson's death. CAPITOL—Next Week POLA'NEGRI —_—1n — “Shadows of Paris” T : 1 “Every Picture | el o Ston” Is Your Back Giving Out? 3 you miserable with an a lag through the Do you w dition is due v the ki filtering body-puisons | Then e and kidney frregula D lant diuretic o the ST | ar “Use Doan Batulino, b/ S, October 5, 1922, Mr “Doun's Piils Eata- cured the Winter's colds and s apt to slow up in 1l + blood, pes backache, with rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness ( risk serions kidney trouble! ccommended by many New Britain people, ”say these New Britain folks: hing back? 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