New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1924, Page 13

LA FOLLETTE NEEDS CAMPAIGN FUNDS Labor Organizations Are Asked {0 Come Across Washingten, July dent movement was sought offiel the Wisconsin Senator's candidacy Each defraying preliminary pen organization, The appeal was made by William H, Johnston, President of the retary, respecti They said that detalled raising an adequate campaign chiefly by small those in the working laid before the conference's national committec when it meets here Frid y to stlect a vice presidential candidate and perfect campalgn plans, Hope for Volunteer Ald. In some instances, it is sald, mem- bers of labor organizations will be solicited directly, while in others the appeal will be directed through union officlals who prefer to follow such procedure, The belief is ex- pressed that volunteer aid will be available to. such an extent during the campaign to carry on varied ac- tivities that any vast expenditure of money can be avoided. Funds obtained by the conference organization will be used in carrying its fight for Senator La Follette into all sections of the country. They also will be made available for use by Representative John M. Nelson of Wisconsin, campaign manager for Mr. La Follette, who has established headquarters in Chicago. Conference officials emphasized yesterday that they intend to work hand-in-hand with the organization worked out by Mr. Nelson, and will have offices adjoining his in Chicago to facilitate interchange of support. Word has been sent to Mr. Nelson that members of the national com- mittes would like to have him here for their meeting the last of the week, It is their plan to have him take part in their discussions in or- der to acquaint him with their plans and, in turn, to learn what prelim- inary. work has been accomplished by him and his assistants. Committee to Greet La Follette, ‘While Senator La Follette is not expected to take part in any of the sessions, it 18 sald the entire com- mittee probably will call upon him in a body to exchange greetings. The senator again was at his office at the capitol for a short time today. He conferred with several friends, discussing campaign matters and the aclection of a running mate. It was said authoritatively that six or more men are acceptable to Mr. La Fol- lette for second place, and that he is willing to leave the selection to the committee. No &slection will be an- nounced, it was sald, until it is known definitely that the man named will accept. According to official figures made tublie today at the La Follette head- quarters, the various groups that wera representéd in the Cleveland convention, which nominated the senater, spoke directly for 12,200,000 men and women voters. TIPPLING COP PRAISED Philadelphia Board Finds That Ofcer Drank in Order to Get Evi- dence—Case Dismissed Philadelphia, July 16.—A policeman was commended by the civil service commission yesterday for being in- texicated while on duty. The citatior was given James B. Lyons, whose al- leged tipping brought about a raid on a West Philadelphia saloon, which had defied all efforts of the authort. ties to obtain evidence for a search without warrant, Lyons was detailed by Lieutenant Reavy to buy a drink in the saloon. Later the patrolman appeared at the station houso and made an affidvit on which warrant was issued. The lieutenant, declaring that Lyons was intoxicated, suspended him. At his telal yesterday, Willlam H. Kreid- er, president of the civil service com- mission, asked ' Tieutenant Reavy whether he had ever before been able te get evidence agaivst the saloon, re- celved a negative reply, Mr. Kreider said: *This patrolman is to be commend- éd. He was drunk, undoubtedly. But he got drunk in the performance of his duty. He was ordered to get the evidence on a suspleious resort and he obtained it. Case dismissed.” ADMITS EIGHT MURDERS Newark Negro, Called Habitual Mur. derer, Today Sent To Asylum For the Criminally Insane, Newark, N, I., July 16—John Clarl:, negro, called by the police a habitual murderer after confessing to éight négro murders, was committed to the state hospital for insane at Trentony today. Clark was arrested April 11 after he shot and killed Mrs, Ellen Nicholson, negro landlady. After his murder confessions an in- vestigation revealed that Clark had killed three negro men and one wom- an in Georgia, and one negro woman in each of the cities of Richmond, Cleveland and Chicago. Hehad been tentenced to an ingane asylum for the Georgia murders but escaped Four physicians who made examin- atiens of Clark teld the court that they had found him insane, | COTTON PRICES SOAR | New York, July 16. — Reports of deterioration in the southwest owing to dry hot weather sent cotton prices up 84 a bale today, October . con- 16, ~Financial | suppert for the La Vollette for presi- today trom thirty or mere national ldber or- ganizations in an appeal sent out by s of the conference for progres: sive political action, which endorsed independent at its Cleveland convention, oup was urged 1o make an|in immediate contribution to be used in | CAIPAIEN eX- and to aid in the solicitation later of funds from membors of lhe’ Interna- tional Assoclation of Machinists, and Arthur B, Helder, chairman and sees ¥, of the conference, plans for fund, contributions from would be | can coach, hold him Spike. break before I landed.” the federal government in forest fires in California awas offered Governor Richardson today by Presi- dent Coolidge, eral James H. Mirae, ing the division 6f troops stationed in | the designated to succeed Major General ieorge W. Read as commander of the SIX INVENTORIES FILED Britain, Berlin and Newington Fatales Ly Judge Bernard ¥ bate court today, inelyding lowing Estate of Mra meore, appradsed A P. Marsh, $4,455,16, fallowa: Bank depopits, odge benefits, $350; real 112 Fairview street, 84500 Estate of Franklin E. Sunburn praised by Ceorge W. Klett | W the Catherine emized §1,60 the Eastern Madleable Iran Co, Estate of Ellen M. Dunham, pralsed by A, 1 George G, Griswold, $5,924,2 lsed an follows: House, on Hudeon atreet, Rerlin, bank deposits, $1,096,24; | turniture, $566; garden Jewelry, $110, Estate of C. E. Rowley, $175.44, Estate of Jumes L. real estate on Lower Lane, Estate of Catherine F, appraisad by Willlam M, Willlam G. Dunn, $2,600, Berlin, at City Items pital nursing staff, Collared Shirts reduced at Jones Co.—advt. ed a signal from Box 28, no damage, tainéd when he fell fence. GERMAN EXPERT QUITS emon Heinen, Consultant On Shenandoah, Retires From Navy Voluntarily Washington, July 16.—Tha expert, tirely voluntary, liam A. Moffett, he had received an offer fro with the navy expired July 1 tached to the Lakehurst, N. J., place himself at the service of navy at any time in the needed. Since officlals of the burean believed his services as a consultant on lighter- than-alr craft were no longer neces- sary, Admiral Moffeitt informed him that his contract would not be re- BOXER IN TEARS U, & Olympic Fighter Upon Being ponent Bursts Into 'Tears, The judges ruled that the American hoxer had falled to break when ordered to do so and they disqualified him, whereupon Lazarus shed some tears, Lazarus weepingly told the Ameri- “Spike"” *Webbh: “T didn't We were out of the In the first round® Endren carried the fight to Lazarus with haymakers which the Cornell boy met clever Lazarus had the second round well in hand until the disqualification. % The Americans took the incident, which was thelr first setback, with a certain bitterness but, are convinced that the blow was fair, there is no intention to make an offi- cial protest. Aid of Federal Govt. Is Asked in Fighting Fires Washington, July 16.—~The aid of fighting Mr. Coolidge sent the governor this telegram: “Have noticed with desp concern the reports of the growing destruction from forest fires in trust ald ean properly be éxtended hy the federal government.” your state. 1 vou will advige me is effective GEN. ‘"RAE (HOFI.N Washington, July 16 ajor Gen- now command- | Philippine Islands, has been tracts reaching 2885, Thie repre- sentéd an adiance of $10 a bale over | ter returms to the November for retirement. the low level of last week. L2 | Philippine department when the lat- United States in IN COURT OF PROBATE Appraisers File Reporis on New Several inventories were approsed Gaftney W pro. fol Cash- by John Bloan and as | that 16; estate at apsy and B Alling, $1,358, conviating of siock ap- | Waoodryft and | L items lot and barp $4.000; household tools, $5; appraised Patterson, ap- | pralsed by Jumes J. Fitzsimmons and Charles Weldon, $1,400, consisting ot Cosgrove, Smith and consisting | of real estate in Old SBaybrook valued | $1,100 and $1,500 due the estate. | A marriage license was {gken this | afternoen by Joseph Sinskie of 242 Main street and Miss Jane F. Stenta- ford of the New Rritain General hos- Fitch- A fire In the dump near the freight depot on Whiting street yesterday aft. ernoon at 3:30 o'clock was put out by the fire department, which answer- There was A daughter was horn at the New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mra. M. ettembrina of 307 North | %iih, friende at Surrex, New Hamp- Burritt street, et fo! .Englno Co. 4 was called out at 1:41 Mrs. Frank Flanagan and son, o'clock this afternoon to put out a Francis, Jr., are the guests of Mrs. grass fire near the Black Rock | Flanagan's sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace bridge. ; Kroll, of 342 Washingten street. Mrs. Anthony Jirewitch, an eight year 1-‘lnnflxan was formerly Miss Mae old Tremorit straet hoy is In the New Britain general hospital with a com- pound fracture of his right arm, sus- climing over a| 10 TAKE PRIVATE J0B the recent retirement from the naval air service of Anton Heinen, German Zeppelin was said at the navy bureau of aeronautics today to have been en- Heinen advised Rear Admiral Wil- chief of the bureaun, ! in the early spring, it was said, that a firm interested in civil aviation which he desired to accept when his contract At the same time Heinen, who has been at- air depot since the dirigible Shenandoah was stationed there, said he would the future if Disqualified After Kayoing His Op- | Parls, July 16, — Lazarus of !h" United States was disqualified in the second round of his Olympic hout | with Endren of Sweden whom he lmd knocked out. | guard a p | home since Monday, according to a although fhey | 0DDS THREE TO ONE FAYORING COOLIDGE $100.000 10 New York Finn Has Wager Against 8$34.000 on Electio New York July 16.-G. R Chadenedes & Co, 20 Broad street, who placed most of the big wagers during the | vention, yesterday were commissionad to place $100,000 ngainst $33,000 president firm, sald luquiriea on pricea but the large wagers are being made by New Yorkers, on Coolldge at odds between 3 to ), (nOTEL OWNERS SAIDT0 | APPROVE OF DRY LAW by W, J, Rawlings and Severin Jonn- | American Association Officer De. | sun, $4,245.44, itemized as follow , . Property at 111 Dwight atreet, $3 clares It Naised Them From B00; property in Maple hill, $300; e i'ord touring car, no valus; Stanley Saloon Keepers' Level. Worke stock, $270; bank da»umt Cleveland, Ohlo, July 16, — Hotel | proprietors of the United States are three to one opposed either to the 1epeal or modification of the national prohibition law, according to John| Melterlane Howie, chairman of the cducational committee of the Ameri- ean Hotel assoclation, who addressed | the national convention of the or- gunization today. | “The prohibition law ralsed the| )iotel proprietor from the level of a| saloon keeper and placed him on a level with any other legitimate buai-| ness man,” Mr. Howie declared, “His | business today fis hetter than ever befora, Last year new hotels costing £250,000,000 were built in this coun- Personals - rank Fitzgerald of | from a Mr. and Mrs ast street, have returned trip to Buffalo and Cleveland, Mrs A, Miller of 51 Wellington | street is spending a week's vacation Kroll of this town, Miss Annig Rowe of Wallace street is at Holden, Mass,, for her vacation. | Jack Putterman of 201 Hartford avenue is spending the week at Wood- mont. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cubit and daughter, Alva, have reéturned to their home in Allenburg Center, N. Y., after spending three weeks with Mrs. Cubit's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Henry Terry of Smalley street. | Francis, Arthur and Willard Bell, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Bell | |of Francis street, are spending a month at Plymouth, Vermont. Attorney and Mrs. Henry Nowicki and daughter of 276 Carlton street will visit the anthracite deal fislds of Pennsylvania next week. They will leave Saturday on a moter trip to Nanticoke, Pa. DENY VIOLATION OF PURE MILK ORDINANGE (Continued from First Page) with the state department for tubercu- lin tests but found that funds with which to replenish ‘herds condemned were dwindling and only a few pro- ducers could be taken care of. Pend- ing additional appropriations from the legislature the work cannot be carried out. The local department was powerless to act other than to re- fuse permits to persons who did not come within one of the three follow- ing classes: Those selling pasteuriz- vho have This has duced from tested herds but filed applications for tests. [[Desnplons S ANSILNE LiRcRpproprias “'31':3 h\,.fy:‘lmf;:r:ilflk}he widow of |1t lm‘xm" f more moncy dealer Mrs. R ( {Tobacco Prod .. ting of more moncy dealers in the . "1 Raymond coal merchant, Transcon Oil latter group are allowed to sell what constitutes less than five per cent of the city's daily supply and as a safe- cal test has been given Dr.. Pullen explained. GIRL MISSING ¥ Stella Blashes, 14, of storet hgs been missing ROM HOME. 140 Sexton from her report made ot the police by the girl’'s mother, The mother reported that the gi*l had left the house, tak- ing $10 with her, and is of the opinion that she is about the eity. CARD IW‘ THANKS T wish to thank my friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us in the death of my cousin, Antonio Corelll, also for th€ beautiful floral offerings, especially Berlin Construc- tion Co., Sons of Ttaly, [Foresters, and the American Tegion, Signed: Luigi Vessolla, FEXPRESS YOUR SYMPATHY WITH NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, W discount oredit plan, for | organized Ly Dr refiected 1n the report that ditional | shortly | ount $1,000,00 De | demoeratie national con- | wlvia Coolidge would be elected | Guy B, De Chadenedea, head of -h-! were | Corporatien coming from all parta of the country, | #1 on the cluss A stock for the yuar. ter ended March 31, He added that his leaves only #§2 firp haa another $100,000 m lw het |dends unpaid, It ‘s and [1 ta stock of record July | prafit for the six months of | 410, in th steel Income of 194 cla 107 ye further reduction in the per cent re-discount rate of the fed- €ral reserve bank of New York when Desirability | of such a step has caused a division | of opinion from bankers, the view that reduction in open mar- | ket rates justify | serve bank cut, the hoard ferred dividends to the common stock. with 84,14 year ago. increased reports | the first preferred dividends to $3.13 a share | on the common stock against $2,3: 977 or $4.57 | period 4C0,500 fell pared with the ing two weeks' Woods. British Time and Norwalk, July ceived under the daughters of Mr. mer . About three months ago Mrs, Ray- mond purchased the the executors of the Raymond estate. A small sum of money was involved in the transaotiod and she gave np her right to will away one-third of | Aetna | the estate, s e | A\t ataT G are FLOWERS from M RER'S POSY SHOP ST. TEL. 886. JOSEPA A HA Funeral Director NEW Lot ATION-M& MAIN ST. Opposite Mary’s Church Tel.—Parlor 1625-2 Resldence—17 Summer St. Tel. 1625-3 Batisfactory wherehy § reewntly made the German cold discount Hialmar Bohacht was 100,000 In Il arvive here far has Because of etusl totalled the 80 Directors of Commercial declared & 1928 In aceumulated 18 payabl 3 against net first half of 1823 “I'ne_encouraging feature market 18 a moderate of “The larger amount of the New York, July 16 87 $90 In May 1923, 54,800, district The financial meets today, another federal 8. 8. Kresge C $16.63 51 or JSurplus fivout 32 0,000, Endicott-Johnson net profit of $1,729,2 half of 1924, equal Tha 45 a ehare last year. about § 1023, Everett 8. Mitchell Is spending a six | | weeks' vacation at Camp Choconua, | Farmsworth, N. H. Mae B. Johnson s ‘W. T. Hull of Maple street is spend MAGLARF N IS OVERDUE Flier Seven Hours Japanese Cruiser Started To ook For Him By Tha Associated Press, Toklo, July 16.—A, Stuart MaclLar- | en, Rritish aviator world, mashira Island, Kuriles, where he was to have landed today, and a Japanese destroyer has set out in search of his ying around Is six hours overdue at Para- airplane, according to a report re- ceived here from Paramashiru late today. MARRIED IN NEW YORK Norwalk Woman and Dr. McHenry Are Married At the Little Church Around the Corner. 16.—Word was re- here today of the , ot Mrs. ing milk, those selling milk from tu. | the Corner, New o¥rk, —of 1 Thomas k. Raymond of this city and berculin tested herds, those whose A . x4 [ milk 18 nelther pastenrined. of pro.|Dr Junius Hardid McHenry of New 5 nasteurlzed or Pro- |y k. They will be at home after | August 1gt at "Caramach” the bride's terms of whose will marriage. property from “Fixtures for a candy store.” Want ads print such things galore. INESDAY, operations of the re arvallable bank. is an ad bills Ms- about SucCess the new systom bankers are said 1o be considering Ms extgnsion to otier countries, Nolvents dividend of which now divis August Net 4 was loss of $37,086 the inerean In unh-rn taken by the mills," Iron of nnw business 18 due to needs accu. mulated while rolling mills were idlo |at the beginning month," | Composite prices are unchanged, that of pig fron remaining at $10.29 per ton and that of leading finished steel products at 2.589 cents per pound, ~Net operating | M one rallroads and 18 switching and terminal companies dropped to $60,8 pared with Net for the flve months of talled 38254 in May, com. 1024 m.‘ against $358,574,- in the corresponding period last looka for a present 81y Some hold re- while others maintain |1he institution should proceed slowly [in face of the expected increase in | money demand next month, | Car and corporation for after | 01,0 in the same Net sales of $31,- 000,000 com- | first six months of spending a | week’s vacation at Twin Lakes. | Chi Mil [cni R fsl& P . s s vacation at Point-o'- | Chino Cop ..o Behind | Gen Electrie . Gen Motors ... Gt North pfd Insp Copper Int 4 Int Mer Mar pfd 38 Allis-Chalmers Has the | Pacic Ol 461, 4% Int Nickel 17% 16 Int FPaper AR Kel Spring Tire 131, Kenne Cop ... 40% 40 Lehigh Valley 9% 40 Mid Sts Oil . 1% Miss Pacific 174 N Yoen on 10613 NYNH&K H. Nor & West |No Pacifie ... Pure il Pan Am P Fenn R R | Pierce Arrow Pittsburgh Coal Ray Con Cop . | Reading . marriage | g G g yesterday in the Little Church Around Sinclair | South Studebaker Co. . she | {injon Pacific . was given the use of the Sasqua Hills | {'nited estate as long as she did not re-marry. In the event of her marriage again | U § the estate was to revert to the four | Raymond by a for- | Willys O | Westinghouse 1 8 Steel IN N. B. Machine pfd .... Niles Be North & Peck Stowe & Phoenix Russall Seovill Mfg JULY 16, 1924, EXIIHANHF REPORTS | New York, July 16 natdera Wrivg ¥y dergloped 2 ¥ contibied under prossuie in furt veflection of the spread of gusolin price outs, Atlantie refning dropping |2 points 10 & new 1924 low and mos of the other active Waies yivld lonally en initial sales. Ligget » and loterbore Kapid Tra ouched new 1924 peak priee tionary movemenis wors ehecked temporarily by & fresh dis play of strensth by rathro shares i which both high grade and non dividend paying issues participated Atehison, New York Central, Bouth. orn Pacifie, Union Pacific and Wabash preforred moved up, some of the buying being influenced hy rumors of inereased dividend payments, Nell ing forced Atlantic Refining down more than 4 points while Cuyamel Fruit dropped 3 points. Just before noon the general list turned heavy again when active selling broke out in the steel group, U, 8. Steel com mon falling below par for the first time In several days and Rethlehom Hteol dropping 1% points te a new low for the year, Several rails fell a point or so from thelr early highs Call honey opened at 2 per cent Reactionary tendenc predomin. ated during the ear trading al- though Independent strength was shown by a few rails and Public 1'tilf tles. Virginla Rallway & Power dropped 2 1.4 points: Phillips-Jones, Stewart-Warner and Ame: Works common, 2 each; can Water Interna- tional Paper, Strombherg Carburetor, { General Eleetrle and U, Cast Tron Pipe sold off a point or more. Ad. ditional new 1924 highs were recorded by Omaha, Delaware & Hudson, T1i- nois Central, Wheeling and Lake Frie common and preferred and Manhat- tan moderate guaranteed. Other strong spots included Ameriean E press, Pressed Steel Car, Unfon Tank oodyear Riubher preferrad up 1 to 2 points, Foreign exchanges opened steady, Wall street Panl's Shippin -Buying off the st Interborongh Rapid 0. earned net in.|Transit, and New Haven imparted a come of 84,346,917 in the six months | Steadier tone in the afternoon, despite | | ended June 30, equivalent after pre-|the prononnced weakness of certain $17.45 a share on | stocks, Thie compares | a share a | for the half year| Atlantic Refining hroke 8%, a dropgof 53 and Woolworth 33. Sinclair got down to 13%. High Low Close | |Am ney 118y Am 187 Am 7 8% Am 3 841, 65 Am Sg Rf cm.. 483, 43 % 43 Am Tel & Tel..123% 1233% 123% At Tobi'i, o 1447 Am Wool .,esee T2 Ana Cop W 80 0% Ate Tp & 8 F. 1051 104% 1043 At Guif & W I 201 201 Bald lLoco . 1151 1153 Baltl & Ohio 618, RBeth Steel B ., Con Textila Can Pacific ... Cen Leath Co .. Ches & Ohio &St P . Chile Copper Corn \"ln Ref . Crueibla Steel Endicott-John Erie . Erie 1t pid . 613 Mer Mar .. » Royal D, N Y Ol Pacific Rail uth & Indus Alco Rubber Co 27 % 10018 8 s 3! 621y LOCAL STOCKS, (Putnam & Co.) RBid Asked Casualty vo.ous, 580 Aetna Life Ing o.ovovn. 678 685 IActna Fire b4h 6013 Am Hosiery ¢ Automobile Ins . 485 Bige-Hfd Carpet com ..107 Billings & Hpencer com. 3 Billings & Spencer prd.. & Bristol Brass cenen Colts Arms sty Conn Lt & Power ptd | Bagle Lock i Fafuir Bearing | Hart & Coole | Hartford Fire |Hfd Elec Light sese | vders Frary & Clark. 6413 National 1ire ..........5% N. B. Gas sescssss 88 37 B. Machine . —-— nd Judd com Wil .. Fire ... Mig. Co. Co. Southern N. E. Tel, 134 Standard Serew 131 Stanley Works 104 Etanley Works pfd . o8 Torrington Co com 881y Traut & Hine ,. Cesag - 10 s p—— PUTNAM & CO. Monhwrs New York sk Eschange Memters Harttord Stk Eschangs A1 West Main M e ——— Cuit's Patent Firsarms JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock E Stock h‘\chunuv HARTPORD.CONN New fiviiaing BIGELOWHARTVORD CARPLT COM COMBINED SIN-YEAR (1IN . 1028 Bureeitt Hotel g, red Dividends Present Common growth in bush Ioin A comparative analy which is available this Company is set for distribution, Invite Inquiri @Thomson, Tenn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain YORK AND HARTIORD STOUKE ENUHANGES Donald R. Hart MEMBERS NEW We Offer:— , FRARY & CLARK ERIC \\i HARDWARE HART & COOLEY Prices on Application We do not accept margin accounts to | JOHN P. KEOGH embers Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York STOCKS BONDS Direct Private Wire to New York G. F. GROFF, Mgr.—Room 509, N. B. Nat'l Bank Bldg.—Tel 1013 Waterbury Bridgeport Middletown New Haven EDDY BROTHERS & & NEW BRITAIN Burritt Hotel Bldg. HARTFORD Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. We offér: 50 shares Torrington 50 shares North & Judd Travelers Ins, Unton Mtg. Co. 16.—Foreign ex- . Quotations (In cents) ¢ demand 437 3 hlll« on banks 4371, rhanges firmer INJUNCTION MODIL Washington, July 16, States clrenit court of appeals today modified the injunction s stores corpora- | (‘ablr‘s G.Xl‘q. ¢ demand 4.581%; cables 4.59, y: demand (per trillion) 287%. ¢ demand 37.81. tion and held Norway: de- improvements |y atents or systems not incinded in the v | demand 18.24, demand 16.13. Switzerland: : demand 13.30, organization of . Czecho-Slovakia: : demand 1.18%. demand 32,50, demand 9.50, " : demand 41%. | Montreal 99 5-16, / Haven .-.-nm ke RAL e oath and In the presence of many [)ecision Rescned in court and county officials. « the superior court Cormican-MéMahon (‘nse PRICES ROAR The hearing of the elaim ol that [ tate of the Iate B, 8. MoMahon [ for damuges for a fiactured leg while, as Cormican claims, ploye of the defendant . was resumed this morning Commissioner sat stretches of the Cang n'nn w I\l"ll | rop are damaged 5 . sent wheat q.\..\.-wnuc to market closed higher than with September he was an em- Compensation Noonan in Hartford. 1 rendered by the com- |on the case w | missioner until tomorrow. P s CAMP HAZEN join their chums at the Quding today's Alden Hewitt, Fdgar Horton. Bernard John- Roland Varsell, Fugene Sharp, Charles Me- Have you a garage that's empty and bare? . Reid Darrick, Robert Beebe, Advertise — rent it — USEA WANT AD JUDGMENT WRIT FOR 8248 writ of execution to indgment of 324815 in favor of the Rurritt Hotel corporation awarded in Jcoust court against J. E. Kilbourne