New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1024, WEDS INTO OLD NOBILITY |SHOWERS OF SAND 10 DISPEL SERIOUS FOGS, 4 STATE COMMITTEE O St David Jr Lawer Edwin W, Schultz of New Hritain, Samuel M, Graham eof Suffield and FIRE DESTROYS FORMER Daughter of Late dohn dacoh Astor | SWINMING MEET SET FOR SATURDAY AT POOL AMERICANS FINISH Twe Yankee Horsemen Complete THOMPSONVILLE DISTILLERY LU Recomes Belde of Prince amn e To Three 1S HEETING T0DAY Republicans Making Plans lor ATgE sha, of Old Husaan Family Large Warehonses Along the As nd Allge eadal 1 Highway Youterday : p Wy b Lady —— rly the distillery of the Baird-Dar f New York 1 b s Cota of Windsor | or the of haled pa dates for the fall eonvention of el y de “"_"\"" "‘I‘M'H'; party to name the candidates main Hartford.Springfield state tieket and also date for the cau ghway and three miles south of | un monarek ' cuses in the various towns of the ompsonvilie The fire started in J L re 10 select delegates to the comvention [P Th ot e the grum to dry out are held on the day e buli@ing, pre by a 1out the state thrown by ‘. PASKING motorist It haw been eustomary to hold the | A6 FEINES G 'l‘“\“ e the Hr i eonvention during the second week | 0 0 y i lv‘.. X e September and 1t was sald today that o B W o e, W " A the precedent would very likely hold |, b 5o o v (it it and Windsor Locks res thin year, though there was & possl- | F 0 L B remen ware un bility that the meeting of the com« | b "o noinaeh within several hun mittee might fix on the first week dred Tost of the e As the caucuses, according to law, must ba held 10 days in advance of “",;,'””" heat the meeting of the convention, the he first date would probably b sometime dur. | ¥arehous ing the last week In August, should company the convention fall on the usual o dates, while an earlier mooting of the convention would necossitate the fix. ing of eaucus date during the third week In August, According to custom the convention new own Hartford, July w=The repul n lels ¥ ate central committee at a mecling fix the the Pere today was expected 1o a - torug per we nplete yesterday o8 1 afternoon ¢ nder prince rovna, of 4 imably same ni 1gar ¢ 1o The flames spread slor Vineent Ir, Asto vito marsied Lord Rihble ung woman was introd Ahout 1w years REO. 1go and at that ssion of the $8,« ated The ed to Lon- 8he 10 ooty fire because of pread or for us dumaged, There n explosion of mtaining 8 which were ¢ burning warehous: how- constunt 1 o g of gasoline ' fwgt from the These were covered with water, d did not cateh fire, this yenr would be held in New Haven, rhe set fire harn Capitol theater the last it having heen tha plan to n||4~uml4:‘:““’;“h"‘\:"'/ Ehrmop "\‘ % ot | thre of the woek I8 Fritz the convention wittings between this|N8If & mile away and the roof of the | ;f)apbt, a New Britain boy who was eity and New Haven, The spring con- | PUlldIng was nearly burned off in this city because of vention was held in this eity, How- | 40,000 | ever, the question of securing a meet. " " ing place in New Haven may cause -: RS s ehange from the usual plan. | JAPAN WON'TaPROTEST It was considered possible that Intention Fritz Klambt on Bill At Capitol Theater One o ra appearing in the Sully, Rogers and on the street, | well known M. C. he w M. C. A. Krom this nt to the A, training soclety and the Y, Jatter institution | springfield Y. school and for a time was an assist- ant instructor at the Springfield Y. M. C. A. He left that ecity some tima ago to enter vaudeville and for the gtate Chairman J. Henry Roraback would be ready to announce his se- Nippon Disclaims Any of Obolen. | | | | 2 lthe ",!‘.w....- nothing that army thoreugh- ) | his 1t had proved its ability to do that 4p |COA8L are perfect breeders of fogs, and | Unionvillg, in the town of Farmington, w“““‘[u o fog-dispelling plana may have |started late yesterday afternoon sup- married | YAPOrs, It was explained, former |° particles, causing them to fall as rain, [ her |the flyers finally decide to take, |follaw the coast line or eut ncross the |Gulf of Maine to shorten the distance. ITwo More Destroyers Off The total damage is estimated at| ... oiiatie activities with the Turner |©f the army fllers on their trans-At- Army Aviators Wil Tyy To Aerial Path Clear For World heep in Hartford county, have brought | suit for 3500 damages against David J, Lawler of N was slgned by Judge by ( Teant writ ling Fred wington, The B W A nstable for Fliers and was served Winkle The claim is alleged | money duw for rent of property | leased by the plaintiff to the defend- Was gars Roston, July 24,~Those preparing fo weleome the round.the-world fliers on their return to native shores along New England coast are leavin € ant. Lawler until recently bage collector In this eity. 88 can anticipate, The latest 1in. | stance of preparedness was seen today | in a plane equipped to dissipate fog. | Vi§ 1 s Army officers at the Fast Boston airs ‘l"nflc “f l ni("“ i“e port The whieh where Scene of Lively Fire | " Hartford, July 24.—~VFire which for the the fliers will land, said Cliaries K. Geedrich of Glastonbury comprising the eounty cemmissioners Home sections of the New England |a time threatened village of some real work to do In making the way for the world voyagers, Spiay- ing electrified sand down through tk the plar ens & path by liquefying the m posedly from sparks from a train, | Flames were first discovered in the warehouse of I, 1, Lawton & Non and spread to a two story barn and several adjoining buildings, Embers carried by & high wind set fires as far as a mile from the original bluge and {the ¥armington and West Hartford |fire departments, now completely standardized, were summoned, The | total loss Is placed at $12,000 Wt Whether these rains so caused will fall at sen, or on the heads of sum- mer visitors at Maine resorts, looking for the filers, will depend on the route Just now it is uncertain whether they wil ST, ELMO INSTALLATION | The newly elected officers of St | Elmo lodge, No. 21, Knights of Pythias, were installed at the meet. ing held last night, District Deputy Yed Aspinall, and members of Pythian | lodge, composed the installfng team, Past Chancellor Z. Finklestein was presented with a gold ehain and charm by the members as a token of appreciation for the excellent work | he rendered while in the chair. Past Chancellor Harry Witkin made the presentation speech, Chancellor Com- mander A. Schacht made the follow- ing committee appointments: FEnter- talnment committee, Myer Shurburg, chairman; M. Weinstein, L. Gourson, = To Guide in U, 8. Fliers Newport, R, I, July 24.—~The de- stroyers Lawrenee, Coughlan, Barry and MacFarland, which will form part of the cordon to gnard the route ported, witness, Inntle crossing, left hers today to take tehir posts on the Iceland to Nova Heotla legs, They wil Ibe joined at Boston by thae destroyer (Charles Ausburn and at Halifax by the crulser Milwankee, The latter g cartying a seaplane which will be Czarist Briudgeport's win Park Tank, Herman Hunt, whe is in charge of the big swimming pool at Capitel Park this summer, has arranged what should be a close and spectacular swimming meet tank Saturday afterneen at 3 o'cloek Hridgeport at champlonship, organized and there will be a special meet for girlss including 50 yard and 100 yard tsprints and a fancy diving contest The boys will compete in a 200 yard relay swim, a 50 yard free style meet 50 yard back stroke and a 400 yard race as well as faney diving Walter of the country's best swimmers, also will give an exhibition Mr, Hunt himself may also give a few exhibitions and Dottls Taylor, for- mer local girl, will also he present, Newark Saloonman Held For Wood Alcohol Booze | Newark, N, with selling moonshine liqguor which contained T'rank Wasserman under arrest toda liquor purchased in his saloon showed the presence of poison, the police re. Willlam was arrested in a rald on the place last night.and Is held as a materlal [, OVER CO Russian here was turned oveér to a represan- tative of the Soviet Gruelling Contest in Franve—Two panions Drop Out Assnciated Press Parls, July 24.~Twenty.two nders reached the Villa Ceoublay from Autenll teday in the Olymple eross- country equestrian eempetition. They included Major Blean Degk, of the United States, and representatives of 11 other count The distance covered in the contest was 20'% miles, The hoersemen had to negotiate seme five miles through al- leys, 215 miles over the sleeplechase track at the Auteull ra course, § mfles of road and the rest open eoun- try, They had te jump a 13 feet brook, a & foot wall and a 5 foot gate which was 10 feet wide, Another Anierican rider whe finish. ed was Lieutenant Frank L, Carr, Vort Myer, Va. The other two Ameri- | ean starters, Major John A, Barry and Captain Vernon L, P, Hadgett, both of Fort Myer, did not finlsh, State Championship At Capited ¢ By Compete The famous swimmer for the team state Hunt's team swimming present holds the will oppose Capitel Park regarded as one hreast stroke Patterson, BLACKMAILER CAUGHT New Yorker Arrested in Central Park as He Takes Supposed Money from an Old Ash Can, New York, July 24.—Trapped by threa detectives as he was taking sup- posed blackmall money from an ash can in Central Park, a man describ- ing himself as Saul Picus, of the Lronx, was arrested early today on a charge of attempting to extort $4.- 1 000 from Morris Gontar, also 'of the | Bronx, by threats of death. Gontar, a sult maker, informed the police fhat he had received a letter threatening death to him and mem- bers of his family if he falled to place $4,000 in an ash can in Central Park. The detectives placed a pack- 2., July 24, =Charged wood aleohel, gnloonkeaper, 8 An analysis of traces of Ottar, bartender, | ATE, inted Press. July 24 consulate ~The former | bullding government of lection of an assoclate member of the | national committes from this state | and tate vice-chairman to fill the two vacancies caused by the death of Mrs, Bamuel O, Prentice. The selec- fiab x SYRIAbIe .0 BalemmorRency. Willlam Hiekie and George Hickie: publicity eommittee, Z. Finklestein |and Myer Shurburg. The next meet- ing of the lodge will be held on Aug- past several montk & heen touring | with the aet now ing he His | —_— — League of Nations, | parents make their home on Colum-| Deer will jump in alarm | bia street |sound of waves splashing Bringing Fxclusion Act Before A at on the the Ruasia, J. R, Elleder, today by Chi-| | age containing $5 In the can and hid nese authorities, Bees' wings beat the air at the rate in nearby bushes. Plcus soon arrived, according to the detectives, and took the money. tion of these appointees of the com- San Francisco, July 24.—Japan will mittee was laft to Chairman Rora- make no appeal to the league of na- back at a previous meeting. ‘Among tions against the recent exclusion act, | those whose names had heen pre. |according to Tadashi Okuma, special viously mentioned were Misy Tsabel |commissioner to the league at Geneva, Aleorn, of Thompsonville; Miss Kath. |and secrctary of the league of na- erine Byrne of Putnam; Mrs. Helen |tions association of Japan, who has E. Lewis, of Stratford; Mrs. Joseph |arrived here from Japan. Verritt of Hartford and Mrs. Alice “Our government is silent on the Russ, of Shelton immigration question, and will do Today's meeting of the committee nothing at Geneva in connection with was set for 2:30 p. m., and a full at. [it,”” he sald. A Story Without Words fact that plans for the fall campaign W 4 SPECIAL NOTICE Excursion to Savin Rock given by /the Lady Owls. Trolleys leave tri- [angle at 9 o'clock D. L. T, leaving |Savin Rock at 7 o'clock., Sunday July. |27, Aduits tickets 81.25; children 75e. For tickets call 25-4.—Adv, Tomato will not pFoduce cancer, contrary to a common belief. in the state were expected to be dis- cussed. FEDERALS ADVANGE Reports This Morning From Brazil Indicate That March on Sao Paulo is Continuing. By The Assoclated Press Buenos Aires, July 24.—An early morning communique from the Rio Janeiro government was received by La Nacion. It states: “The legal forces continue the ad- eance which they are effecting con- tinuously. Today's advance was greater in the center and left wing. Our aviators bombarded the rebel eoncentrating points. Another rebel airplane was destroyed.” The Rio Janeiro government has isgued a decree permitting the free entry of /ivestock and by-products in view of the difficulties encountered by provisioners supplying citles. Saves Wife With Glycerine Mixture A merchant whose wife had catarrh of the stomach finally gave her sim- ple buckthorn bark, gylcerine, etc., as mixed in Alderika. ONE bottle did wonders because Alderika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and bring out all poisons. Helps any case gas on the stomach in TEN min- utes. Excellent to guard against ap- pendicitis and for obstinate consti- pation. City Drug Store, 487 Main stre: The soundly stitched seams— light, porous material —com- fortable fit—makes these suits so fine. Theyre worth much more. The supply is limited. Act quickly, for suits of such quality as this won’t last long at rocks, ust 1 of 190 strokes a second. Close-Out Sale of Couch Hammocks RIGHT IN THE MIDST OF THE SEASON—A CHANCE TO GET A FINE HAMMOCK AT A SACRIFICE. AN “END OF THE SEASON” SALE AT THE VERY HEIGHT OF THE SEASON. These Hammocks are the celebrated “Comfort Line,” made by the New England Bedding Co.—everywhere recognized as the best. The frames are of heavy steel construction with linked fabric sprilnfgs—coverings doublle stlitched (:im?] nicely finished—comfortable, well-fitted mattresses and galvanized chain supports. . Of some patterns we have duplicates, others are down to one. Th]s Gray Duck Hammock Quick action is therefore advisable. } * with adjustable head rest. Has removable wind- shield, with snap hooks, felt top box mattress. High-grade, sulphur-dyed gray duck covering. Reduced from Others in gray or khaki .. $ 9.9 One Model—Was $15.00. Now ... $11.25 An Attractive Hammock Outfit For Sun Porch Beautiful and unique design of gayly patierned crcto: Has button tufted, padded back, and mattress of white cotton. Outfit con- sists of Hammock, Pillow, Standard, Top Drape and Suspension ;gfl(t)]g:o deucnd complete from $45‘00 High Padded Curved Back Model Covered in brown $21.00 7 - Striped Blue and Gray Hammock Heavy duck—padded davenport style back. Re- duced from $32.00 $24 00 to . i Standard, as pictured .. ceveeess $3.98 wessers SL10 Suspension Springs, per pair .. Made with adjustable back and head rest. duck. Extra strong, comfortable and attractive, Reduced from $28.00 t0 . ..vvvvviiiiiiiiiiiiniin Porch Furniture Another opportune sale-—a mid-season price treat. A chance to furnish your porch as you like it, at prices that are usually only offered after the season is all over. Come in before the stock is exhausted. RBetter G‘Rade Double Cane ocker. Was $14.50. Now. . $8»50 Chair to Match— Was $13.50. Now . Wicker Tables— Were $7.75 $4 .95 Steamer Chair— Maple Gate-Leg Table— i 7§8.50 V™" $14.95 MARK-DOWN SALE OF We have been talking the quality of HARDER Refrigerators all sum- mer—now we will talk price, too. ' ; : A combination of highest quality with the lowest possible prices make this a rare midsummer buying opportunity you can’t afford to miss. Your inspection will prove it. DEFERRED PAYMENTS—IF YOU LIKE Genuine Porcelain Interior Settee, with woven reed back and seat. $8 .OO Was $11.25. . Maple Porch Rocker— Now e $2.00 High Back Rocker— . Was §5.00 $3 g 50 Now THIS 100.LB. ICE SIZE 3-DOOR FRONT ICER as pictured-—33x18x50 inches Top Icer Style—35-lb. Formerly $48. Reduced to. . $36 ALL WHITE REFRIGERATOR Inside and Outside, $37 50 Was $50.00, Now ... capacity. Was $36.00. Now .. Now 75-1b, Size, Two-Door Front Icer. ... $27 Refrigerator 3-Door Front Icer, Family Size. Was $65.00. NOW .evvussee . $48.75 $1.00 . C. FULLER CO. 40-56 FORD STREET A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAY AT NOO