New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1924, Page 15

ANTI-VACCINATION MEETING ARRANGED Rev. F. L. Brooks to Speak at Galhering Friday Evening There will be a meeting of the or- ganization formed for the purpose of protesting against compulsory vacci- ation in Booth's block Friday night 8 o'clock.'R. J, Kloiber of 265 Cherry street, one of the strongest supporters of the organization, stated today that Rev. I L. People’s church will be the principal specaker: and efforts will be made to have others address the meeting. The organization which has come to be known as the Anti-Vaccination feague will shortly start publication of & magazine each month and copies will be given out free of charge and will contain articles in support of the claims of the organization. Mr. Kloiber stated that the oraniza- tion is not ‘really anti-vaccination, but rather more against the compulsory law of vaccination. cination could be classed as an opera- tion and as operationd cannot be per- formed on people without their con- sent, so vaccination should be optional. He also said that there was nothing to show that vaccination was a sure preventive of smallpox and that statis- ties showed states where the law of | vaccination was compulsory strictly enforced, had a larger per- centage of cases of smallpox than others. Massachusetts, he said, which has a very strict vaccination law, has had more cases of smallpox than any and Brooks of the | He said that vac- | NEW BRITATN DAILY HERALD, City Items SHIPPING CLATMS FURTHER PROBED One for More Than Million by Atlantic Corp. Brought Up A banquet of the.P. and I, Corbin | club will be held at the Ho\el Burritt this evening. Smart Spring Millinery, nch Hfl' Hhoppe, 87 W. Main $t., Prof. Bldg. | ~advt, There will be a requiem hlgh mass in St. Peter’s church at 8 o'clock to-| morrow' morning for the late Mrs, { Delvene Bushex. Members of 8t. PANne's soclety will attend. Washington, April 29.—The house committee investigating the shipping | board today again went into the claim of $1,024,000 against the board by the | Atlantic corporation of Portsmouth, N. H., in connection with which Sen- ator Pepper, Pennsylvanid, a previous witness had testified had been asked |to act as an unofficlal referec. | .Commissioner Haney of the board, the first witness, said the board's claims;committee had found the gov- ernment was not obligated to the At- lantic corporation but on the other | hana it had sold government property | worth approximately $400.000 which was unaccounted for. Iereclosure groceedings are in the course of prep- aration for the department of justice, he said. Representative Cooper, Wisconsin, developed from the witness that Sen- | Tester Hall.—advt. |ator Pepper's name was suggested toj Sp:nd a pleasant evening at former Chairman 1 r by Senator : Wennerboerg Male Chorus Moses, of New Hampshire and that|Odd Fellows' Hall, Apr. 24, |the records showed the Pennsylvania | and 28.-—advt, {scnator’s opinion was “completely at| Meet me at the 1\ of C. Fair—advt. the board’s claims committe “Do you think a United States sen- [;HAIRM[N [;H[]SEN at the request of another United | | States senator in whose state the com- | Chairman White interrupted to say variance with all our legal people and | {ator should be appointed to arbitrate pany concerned in the case operates?” {the members of the committee had I"air, Jester Hall.—advt. Police have been notified that the licenses of George Podlasek of ..)Z Farmington avenue and Herbert An- dres of 14 Warlock street have been retupned by the state motor vehicle ! commissioner. Have your permanent summer put in now, Parlor, 259 Main, “wave for Lucille Beauty Phone 638 —advt. K. of C. I"air at Jester Hall, April to Ma advt. Dancing and E K. of C. Fair, April 25 to Jester Hall.—advt. Dancing Wednesday and Saturday night at Jddie’s on the Turnpike, § piece orchestra.—advt. Dancing and Entertainment at the K. of C. Iair, April 25 to May 5, at wainment at the the Carnival, 25, 26 $3,000 given away st the K. of C.| May 5, at| TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1924 MO INSTITUTE NEW WALL STREET STOCK - BOYS LODGE HEREI EXCHANGE REPORTS |Combined. Masonic Bodies Behmd ‘Movement to Inaugurate DeMolay | zreseice, was, woviies (2t mner in: | | dustrials, initial losses of a point or | S e Y ! more being recorded by DuPont, Calu- New. Do Masons have recelved | met & Arizona, American Woolen and r from the advisory councilicy ;5 g jower. Itails held 'relatively ‘Izll"’;l‘;\““[:f n‘:n::'r‘]“l;‘m:‘a“n’:‘“‘;r"“’:]“; firm, particularly the northwestern is- | amount up to $5 to help give Na |Bues. iy um: Clanise Ordsr'of De.| Trading was rather siuggish in the e et early dealings, bear traders restricting Bl of New Britain, it official start | 4y i “commitments because of the | icre. To explanation of the De Molay the | UNcertalnty regarding the action of = ithe U, letter in part states that the orc f i Do:\lomy‘::nsisu of l;:y- 1frul|\J;; %o | the auestion of an extra dividend at 21 years of age formed for the pur: their meeling late today, U. 8. Cast | pose of helping the boy tide over the | Tron Hp., which was run up sharply | period between his graduation from ! just before the close yesterday, drop- the Boy Scout age and the time he be- | Ped back 2 6-8 while Lima Locomo- | | comes a mature man, Its three car- | tive, U, 8. Rubber first preferred, Gulf dinal precepts ave religious liberty [.\m\v! Steel and Wabash preferred A ‘r(|\r05l‘l!li‘d by the holy Bible, intel- yielded a point or more. Foreign ex- lectual liberty represented by the changes opened steady. | schools and civic liberty represented 0—independent strength devel- | by the flag of the country. oped in a varied list of specialties, in- ' Among its obligations are the m]. cluding American Can, Railw: lowing: “DeMolay Day in Comfort,"” ! 8pring, Corn Products, Sav | | when it is the duty of every member | land Weber & Heilbroner, with Iron to visit hospitals and homes where | Products jumping 4 and Kress 5 to | there 1s sickness. Devotional day when | 230, a new high price for the year, | everybody must go to some church. H.m another collapse in the Yellow | | I“\lrmt s dav when every lodge must | Cab issues disturbed the market again. | ve a patriotic ceremony. FEduca- | Chicago Yellow Cab broke 6 1-2 'Imn day when subjects pertaining to | points to 41, a new low figure for the | nm public school are taken up. Par- | year and \-\Ho“ Cab Manufacturing .Pnla day when special exercises are ' dropped 5 1-2. U. §. Cast Iron Pipe | \ma fostering filial devotion. came back to 91 and Atlantic Refin- The seven jewcls of the order are ing lost 4 points, lhlm,l Io\e. faith, patriotism, cleanli- mind and body, fidelity, com- Am | l‘n’]l =\\I|v um| courtesy. Am Wall Rl.ecl——-unt‘lnll‘Alu'll(‘l|0||Rr) price tendencies prevailed at the open- | ing of today's stock market, #ejling a High a9 ceesn102% 1.ow 89 1007 Bt Sug .... Can . 8. Steel corporation dircetors on | & Members New York Stock Exel Mesihers Hartford Stock hxchlnl 31 West Main S, Tel. 2040 We offer 100 American Hardware i 50 Sy Works JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD-CONN, TRUST CO. BLDG, TEL. 2-6281 New Britain: Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel, 1815 H\RTI‘()RI) CITY GAS LIGHT CO. Combined Farn 6 Y Available for Dividends Preferred Dividends paid Balance for Common Common Dividends paid RBalance to Surplus casariges .. § 432,000 Common \I(nl\ qumml lu yield 6.307 We invite inquiries, other state in the east and Connecticut | divided opinions on the question and during the years between 1918 and ), yitness was excused from answer- 1921 had no deaths from smallpox. | ing. During that time there was no com- pulsory vacclnation law in the state, Loco voss TN Sm & Ne.. Sg Rf em.. Sum Toh 1l 604 any 111 (Continued from First Page) | The movement in endorsed by Gidd- Am S |ings Chapter, Doric Council, Centenni- | Am has been active politically since ha'al and Harmony lodges and Aziz Am cast his first vote. Beeause of his Grotto, Masons who are among the Am b long affiliation with the affairs of the original contributors to the organiza- Am Tel & Tel.. city it i believed he will carcy to the tion will have their names listed in a Am Wool .. public works board much valuable book which will be presented to the |Ana Cop .. data. |boys when they receive their charter. |Ate Tp & ST Mo, Hiley was a member of the| Applications for membership were At Gult & W f charity board for several years and 'reccived today by Bliss W. Clark, Bald Loco at the time of the election of O. F. chairman of the committes and efforts m"‘:more I‘BO . B2 dill be made to sign up boya at once. | Heth Stee Curtis was chairman of that commi; sion. He resigned before Curtis took |The initiation fee will be $5 and the | Con Textile ... oitice. anmual dues will be $3.80. 1t is ex. Ches & Ohio . Gill a Paonessa Republican. { pected to institute the new lodge early | Chi Mil & P, Ex-Alderman Gill was for three in September, ChiRTol & P . terms a sccond ward member of the| The committee in charge consists of | Chile Copper Bliss W .Clark, prsident; J. E. Lu-| Shine Cop council. 1o bolted during the last e vear, opposing many of the repub- | kens, secretary, H. A, Trayer, treasur- L,E:“ l,"r‘n e liean movements and shortly before ep and the following members: Oscar | - the last_ election came out publiely |A, Marsh, W. We Pease, 8, P, Strople; | Srucivle Bteel - 33 for the flection of Mayor Paonessa. H, W. Gee, W. K. George 1. | Cubs Cane Bugar 13% Mr. Callahan is in the ‘building |Christ, R. R. Merigold, Frank R. Wox, | 168 { 0" 00 business with Michael J Hayes, do- | Noah Lucas, H. Y. Stearns, 8, H. Ray. | fre 1t Pl ing business under the name of |||l“mnn|l and Rev. Semuél A. Fiske, |8 Blecirls Hayes Construction Co. 1o is GO NN o st atia Masstothte ik wien] decsrian RS Four Years in Prison FORM NEW SOCIETY For Arson in New Haven |Greck-Americans Pleased with Hotel New Haven, April 20.—Henry E.| Drier druggist who pleaded gullty last | week to the charge of setting his store | afire in January 1922 was sent to jail | for one year on each four counts, by | The Acropolis socicty of New Brit- Judge Allyn L. Brown, today, The |ain Was organized at a banquet of superior couit then adjourned for the | Greck-American citizens in the Bur- ApHl session. [ritt hotel last evening, following an A {address by Archbishop Jochim, Met- y 9 ropolitan of Kosani, Macedonia. New Haven Road Likely ] a Sille To Lay Off Some Workers John Contaras, vaudeville theater proprietor, was elected president “of - the organizatio #nd his brother, Mi- New Haven, April 29.—Orders were |clael, was named treasurer Aleck issued from the department office of | Surantides was elected secrets An- the New York, New Haven and Hart- ‘o raillroad today “to keep within the budget” which is expected to Thomson, Tern & Lo Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTIORD STQCR EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. |Mv|" 16% Banquet, Elect, Head Waiter To Advisory Council, We Offer and Recommend: YLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CUMULATIVE PREFERRED To Yield 7% We do not accept margin accounts JOHN P. KEOGH drew Antipos, head waiter at the ho- tel, had charge of the banquet which mean, it is understood the laying off temporarily of a considerable Miumber was elected a member of the advisory | no active part in politics, Mr, Bill- council of the new organization along Gt North pfd .. b6 | Int Mer Mar s Members Cousolidated Stock Exchange of New York EXPERT DESCRIBES | ZONED NEW BRITAIN i 75 . = | Kennecott Cop.. 38% " lTehigh Val . 408 (Continued irnm First Page) E\i\d States Oll 1 Mis Pac .10 N Y Cen L100% NYNU&MNH.. Norf & West . North Pae .. ings is "\v‘ head of the Billing Elee- was so satisfactory that Mr. Antipos if employes in the aggregate, osti- trie Co. with Petar Perokas, another theater lowner proprietor, and Rev, Marinakis io{ the Greek church um Mer Mar pfd 337% Pacific Oil 4l Int Nickel H Int Paper 87 B‘lt;rhury STOCKS Bridgeport iddleto BONDS N Middletown Direct Private Wire to New York G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Itovm 309, N, B, Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel 1013 wated at about five per cent of the 00 persons employed. i L\pm'h for March Shm\ 1 Slight Decline Under ’23 | Washington, April 29.—Exports of the United States for March Irrh slightly under those for the Same | i4aq go property owners may have A month of lakt year, dus almost en- ,hwm‘ before the eommon council tirely to a falling off in shipments 10 | qoa®y L " "0ote taken on the change ! Kurope. 'To other parts of the world | | they desire, It will be compulsory | {the exports were more in line WIth | 50 the councl hear a petition and | NOF G thowe & year ARO. o onth were | Y018 On it within a set period of time. e O ln,}:“‘“""\;"fi‘"""' l""|'!“:",;’.‘“ hen s | When the zoning ordinance ‘nonf,..; Am P & T $339,67 o AERINIM VOO ST0,05S into effect, a board of adjustment will ', yeur ago. Imports showed a bhig ‘de | be organized. This will be a lay court 'enn R R . crease DLeing $320,616,043 against | Plerce Arrow v | hearing the grievances of property | v con Cop .. yELy | owners who feel they have a case not | Reading . | covered by the ordindnce. Appeals o poy & 's .. [ the courts from decisions of this board gneiate Ol Ret wil he pomsible, but wherever tried goii pacifie they have been wnusual, Mr. Ennis|goue), Rafl explaina, Btudebaker Co Members of the poning commission | poyag (‘o .. who atrend tonight's mesting will be pusas & Pacific ziven an oportunity te examine the qopacen Prod maps now being worked out and 'olvr nseon: Ol .. question the Technieal Advisory Cor- nion Pacifie poration representative on matters | t; 8 Indus Alco relative to zoning as it will be worked ‘{7 8 Rubber Co out here, U 8 Steel S— | U 8 Steel pfd . - Utah Copper .. Mr"' Bryan Disappears | Willys Overland . After Praising Cure Westinghouse Hazelhurst, Ga., April 290.—The dis- ! . s Tflfi‘\ ny ITATF“L\T \unprl\rnnrn of Mrs. Willlam Jen- e, $350,023.414 nings Bryan from & hotel here nnar;L' B SYURIOW. hasene | giving a testimonial that Rev. Ray-| mqnd Richey, evangelist, was effect oo et 2 Foreign Exchange |‘ 107 BOOTH'S BLOCK | to the opinion here that she was seek- Phone 3045 7% First Mortgage Bonds - Yfficial Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations FURNISHE L ) BY JUDD & (‘('\II'A\\' rritt Hotel Building BANKS AND TRUST COS, | Div, [ Payadle | 0 814 Capltal 1288 100,000 150,000 2000,000 2,000,000 150,000 100,000 150,00 00000 200,000 Bank and Trust Ce, River B, Co. 4 a | {eat’ National Bank 1t Antna Nat, Bank | tartford-Conn, Trust Co, { foreis Plan of Wartford b i | | Conn EpDDY BROTHERS && HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burri:.'t: l;lg::l Bldg. ‘ark 8t Trust Co, oenix National Rank ersidn Trust (o Ate Rank & L Beeurit Fire Wardens Hx;\'inz Hard Job Fighting Brush Fires April 20.-large areas [ have been swept by grass and brush ‘ this section within the past |several days, Mire warden H. G.| Black and a force of deputies fought 1 brush fire in the vicinity of Camp ville station far seven hours yesterday and finally succeeded in getting it un der coptrol after it had burned over nearly 300 acre There was another | bad brush fire near the Bast Litehfield | station. Miss Mary Clark Miss Mary Clark, 35, died yester. afternoon at her home, 45 Main following a long iliness. She 18 San g | survived by three brothers, Peter, 000,060 | James and Harry, and two sisters, 00,000 Miss Agnes Clark and Mrs. Frank | - Smith. The funeral will be held Ihursday morning *with & funeral in #1. Joseph's church at a time announced will be in 8t Mary's cemetery Trust Co. SURANCE My Torrington, \rina Fire tus, Oo, Automobile Tn Yartford Tire Tnsuran ptianal Fire Tnsurance Lo, pix Fire 1n " Co Bk fires in " " 50 Shares Southern New England Telephone Co. To Yield Over 6% IN | [ | 130 681 214 % 120 8% 'y 801y LIEE AND IND 06,000 006,000 Aetna Lite . Genersl Life #t_ Tieinsuran: e Marttord Steam B Travelers ity & fler $00,000 000,000 68y e, iird. Cit Hartford rtford N, B Hartford onn, Power b, COM. pra 14, com, and Tel. Co. Gas Vall Pd Warrants Teceipts 8,000,000 MANUFACTURING COS, American Harduare Cor. (2 | Automatie Ref, Co. Bigelow-11rd. Carpet Co Rillings & Sponcer Co, pfd. Billings & Kpencer Co., com Collins Company’ Colts Arms Co. Bagle Lock Co International Hil International Eilver Ca, tanders, Frary & Clark New Brit. Mach, Co., pfd. New Brit, Mach, com. Niles-Rement-Pond, pfa Nites-Bement - Pond North & Judd Mfg Peck, Etow & W Russell Mfg, Compan geovill Mfg randard Screw ¢ Works, prd Works, com son.000 | day 000,000 | gtreet, . reportad that a telegram was sent by | 00,000 | Mr. Bryana from Miami asking Mr. Richey to keep down all publicity in | connection with his wife, 80 far as possible. Mra, Bryan 4id not attend services last night and was reported as having “checked out” at her hotel, In her testimonial, Mrs. Bryan is said | to hava informed Mr. Richey that for the first time in many years she has | ra. felt pain \n parts of her body par- aged about 59 | alyzed. Ehe has besn able t6 meove 855 850 | years, died at his home, 98 Commer- | | her arms somewhat within the Jast 874,200 | ¢lal strest, last night. He had |w-'||1n\ days, 0000l poor health for several years and | o0 one | was ehgaged in the express business | here, He 18 survived by his wife It was announced today that the ms son, Daniel, Okiahoma, 2 Lions club, divided into two divisions ighter, Mra. Aninie Johnson, and 2 jepded respectively by Michael Ban- p-daughter, Mra. Stephen Good-!yon and Clande Leroux, would clash 000,000 | gich, The funeral will be held Thurs- 4 § o'clock tonight at Rogers Recrea- morning from St. Mary's church 455 building in & bowling match, for to be announced. Burial .. championship of the club the Mary's cemetery. winning team to challenge the Ro- tary and Kiwanis teams, There will be five teams in each division, each team being made up of five men. As an added feature Bannon and Leroux clash in a special match at exact- Iy at 12 o'clock. John A. Andrews will give a special exhibition of fancy A bowling. T. W. O'Connor will be cus- todian of all personal property, rub- bers, cigarettes, etc. Harry Hancock will be official scorer. Doctor Potts, who I8 & bowler of great repute, an- nounces that he has been tralning on = |his farm in Newington and I8 in the Teva 1orenson pink of eondition. Otte Henrich will ts. Johanma Lena be official announcer. Bill Goldghwaite held afternoon will act as scorekeeper. Bob Vance 45 Marvard street, at "will see that the roaring brothers do services In the not carry the ball down the alley, kick I New York, April 23.—Fercign ex ehanges steady: quotations in eents: | Great Britain: demand 438 3.8; cables 438 5-8; 80-day billa on banks 438 1-8. | Vrance: demand 6.45; cables 6.46, Ttaly: demand 4("4 cables 4.4% Belgium: demand 5.45: cables 5.46 | Germany: demand (per tritiion) | 23 3.8, Holland: demand 3 Nor Aay: demand 13.80, Sweden: demand | 26.28. Denmark dw-nd 18,79, Switzerland: demand Spain demand 13,88, Greeck: demand 2.00 | Poland: demand 000012, Czeclin-slave akia: demand 2.52%. Jugosiavia: de- mand 1.25. Austria: demand 0014 1.8 Numania: demand 52% Argentina jemand 32.75, Brazii: demand 11.20 Tokte: demand 40 1-4. Montreal 15 15.32 a00. A0 | 25) Stephen MeN s Stephen MeNamara The Hartford-Connectict Trust Company 0ld State House Square, Hartford, Conn. Safe Deposit Boxes, $5.00 and upwards. Foreign Exchange to all parts of the world. LETTERS OF CREDIT — GENERAL BANKING Bank by mail. sranie Tor 1IONS BOWLING MATCH Hngton Ca, (25) ann Union Mfg. Co., N. Brit, Yale & Towne Mfg. ¢ Whitlock Uoll Pipe Co. rafnir Bearing tart & Cooley (28) Vuller Rrush Fuller Rrush ¢ Fuller Brush 1st NEW YORK BANKS AND TRUSY Am o) 16 | Ameriean Vrchange Natl nkers Trast Co. ¢, Y. & Trust 950,000 | 5,800,000 | ¢ 500,000 | #te f o | day \nolher I"rohe \llrted By Special Grand Jury Hartford, April 28.~The investigs on of natureopaths and chiroprace tors got under way today when the ex- traordinary grand resumed its jsliberations to determine the icgality of the practice under the law of the ate of members of those professions The probe of those branches of fhe ealing arts will ba conducted on Wednesday., The grand jury was ex- prcted today to decide definitely whether it would take up the Investi- gation of lawyers who are able, ac- cording to information submitted by the state’s altorney last Friday to se- cure thé release of clienis from the, Hartford county jail before the expir- ation of sentences imposed in the s A “« A vra a time «ill be in St It is safe and saves time. erica (Patih Mise Anna Flaherty e funcral of Miss Anna Flaherty ——,—,,—e—— held tomorrow morning from 67 followed p st Mary's ehurch BPurial wi be in = | | n Trus | er home Beaver street, al 1 | by a funeral mass in jury xarl . Chatham ¥ «hiemical National Commerce (Natl nrn Exchange sitabile Trust 1 It can be done! Smaller cities have done it. Help New Britain put it over for Near East Relief. Compliments of Bank emetery Funerals ftanaver National . e frving Bank-Columbia Trost s Title & Trust s & Metals Natl W New York Trost Co, Park Kationsl Titte, Guaranty & Trust Ca, . 5. Morigags & Trust Co. Aohan orenson was this heme 2 o'clock, followed by First Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock from her ACTIVE INSURANCE- AND Amert | Amer Contimental Insurance Co. Fidetity-Fhenix Ins. Co Frankiin Vire ine. Co Glens Falls Ine. Co. (19 o Co. +9) eat Ameicun Insurss Hanover Insurance Co. tome Tasurance Co. Ins. Co, of North America (10) jonal Liverty Toe. Co. (59) onal Surety gara Vails ins. Co. (59) erred Accident Westchester Fire tus Co. ae Rev. Dr Abel A, Ahlquist officiated " Burial was in Fairview cemetery, JOSEPAR A, HAPVEY Puneral Director Mr. Paul Robinson, Assistant NSEW LOCATION—565 MAIN ST. Opposite $t. Mary’s Church Tel.—Parior 1625-2 Nesidence—15 Summer St Tel. 1825-3 .88 | over the pins, or proceed unduly far over the foul Hiwe. Mo admission will be charged and the management re- quests that the cheering be confined to handclapping, stamping of feet and vociferous cheering. courts. ‘The natureopaths summoned today were Matthew J. Colney and Antolnette Colney, Willlam D. Mun- roe, John W. Pearson, Monroe E. Ruth, and Richard Omstad all of Hartford. i Julce of the prickly pear mundl with other chemicails constitute & gas- | oline substitute for which has been invented by an Orange | V'ree State man who named the mo- tor spirit “Springbok” for the fleet antelope of that country. Neon, a rare gas discovered by Sir Wiliam Hamsay, Was practicaily use- jess to civitization for more than 20| years, until recently when a method of employing it as & spark detector or testing instrument for use by aute- mobilists, was found. 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