New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1924, Page 2

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HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsylum Strect Hartford. “It Pays To Buy Our Kind” | his wife ’ with a flat iron e s arrested n the morning by Polic n Thomas VFeeney for an "t v have oceurred o Sunday night testificd that his father home drunk and after striking threstened to stilke the son The boy grappled with the father and was holding him n bed when Officer Strolls arrived The other son Stephen admitted strik ing the father Sundoy night after the latter refused to leave his bedroom [ Judge Aling remarked that moon- | shine lquor was evidently responsible | for the trouble, Domonie Roceo was arraigned in | court yesterday morning on a charge | of assaulting his wife, His case was continued until this morning so that the man might be examined and after hearing reports from Dr. C, M, Cooley and Dr. G. W. Dunn, Judge Alling | committed the mun to the state hos- pital at Middletown, The doctors re- ported that the man was from mental delusions about his wife and polsoning. Mrs, Rocco has been In this country but three months, The doctors stated that there would prob- ahly be a chance of curing Roceo If he w committed to the institution | for treatment, Azyman Rudy was Clarence came fined 35 and /lecosts on a drunkenness charge and judgment was suspended on a breach of peace charge when he was ar- ralgned before the judge this morn- |ing. He was arrested last night at 9:10 o'clock by Policeman McCarthy at the corner of Union and Clark | streets. Joseph Carroll was arrcsted last night by Policeman McCarthy on a charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. Clarence Smith was ar- rested by Officers Tanguay and Hell berg on similar charges. Judgment was suspended in the case of Carroll and Smith was fined §5 and costs on the drunkenness charge. The men engaged in an argument on Acron street and Carroll started to run when the officers arrived. Morris Axelrod, charged with driv- ¥ [4ng a motor vehicle while his license Seasonability does not apply to Ba- ker's Flavoring Extracts. They are used every day in the year by dis- criminating housewives. Buy from any first class grocer.—advt. ——————— | CAPITOL — COMING JACKIE COOGAN in “Little Robinson Crusoe” Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted by one who knows. Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle frames; special price $3.50. Lenses and Examination Extra. Lewis A. Hines, Ref; D. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT ST. Rooms 504 and 505 Hartford YOU'LL DO BETTER At AXELROD’S Saturday Specials Pure Gum Bathing Caps, 15¢ Squibb's Talenm Powder, 10¢ Orange Marmalade, 31c. Rubber Sponge Balls, 19¢ Kolrnos Tooth Paste, 13c. Hires' Root Beer Extract, 2 for 25¢ Double Compacts, $1.19. FREE~— Hind's Honey and Almond Cream samples. Axelrod’s Pharmacy 223 PARK ST XELROD A.x CCURACY Let Us Fili Yoar Preseriptions was under suspension, was discharged. HITS BIRTH CONTROL | §uch Methods Will Result in Falling Threatened. ¢ 8.—Power of birth the future of the Toronto, Aug. control threatens race and - will cause the marriages to fall off, in the opinion of Sir Willlam Beveridge of London, who addressed the section on econom- fcs at the meeting of the British as- soclation for the advancement of science today. The statement came during Sir William's discussion of the reduction of fertility, varying greatly in various countries. The fall in European coun- tries, Russia excluded, from 1881 to 1911 was twenty per cent, he asserted, but varied from TIreland, where it was nothing, to Saxony, where it was 40 per cent. Fall in the birthrate has been fol- lowed by a drop in marriages, sudden |and inexplicable, in many countries, he said. WISCONSIN CAMPAIGN | Republicans Consider Appointing i Committee of Eleven to Work in Ya Follette's State, . By The Associated Press Milwaukee, Aug. 8.—A campalgn | committes of eleven appointad hy the | republican national committee to | work in Wisconsin for the Coolidge- Dawes campaign as a substitute for ‘thfi appointment at this time of two representatives to fill the Wisconsin [vacancies on the national committee will he proposed at the conference of Coolidge-Dawes suporters here today. About 300 amceredited delegates are expected to attend the meeting. First plans for the campaign in Wisconsin % | will ba disenssed and repouts made of the work of organiffing county Cool- WALL REDUCED 209% All 1924 Patterns Must Be Fall Designs EXTRA 50 Special Designs in Lots of 10 Rolls and 18 Ygrds Border €1.00 and $1.50 Per Lot suffering | Ipretend to respect nothing,” he de- Off of Marriages and Race Will Be | yumber of | | well as military opinion which the | directorate represents will crush thése NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924, Mw 4000 TELEPHONES ARE | PUT OUT BY THE STORN \ Lincmen About state Have Busy Time | Making Hopats Following ahonen H Aug. §—Appreximately ‘ telgphones were put out of or jer about the state by the storm yes- | 1erday afternoon according te am an- | gement of the Southern New | phone Ua., teday telephape dam and eities Luglamd T Practicaly all the lone in townse this ety 100 tele- put out of commission ays. The shore towns age north of the statement ca heary damage Most of the telephone company's trouble was due to talling trees and fdrge limbs of tre striking wires and | breaking them the eastern part of the state between Kast Harttord and Windsor four poles fell under a heavy gust of wind and tore down a arge telephione eable, The poles were replaced today and the eable was not damaged. In Rockville there were two cable failures, These fell into the| eets and were damaged when wag- | ons drove over them, These will have 1o be repaired before servijce ean be resumed, but repaivinen wére on the work last night and this morning About 240 telephoges were out of | in Waterbury, Aue almost en- tirely to broken trees, Middletown had 126 cases of line trouble, Danbury about ., Most damage appears to | haves been done in the New London district though the city of New Lon. don was not a heavy sufterer. Wil | limantie had 300 telephones out while | Danlelson had about 200, | Emergency repalrs are being made | where negessary so that a prompt res. |toration of service will be made in all trouble cases, but in most* localities the service was permanently restored during the day, SPANISH PROGRAM © WILL BE -CONTINUED| in Military Directorate was where No Change Says Premler in Answer to Criti- cism From Former Head. Madrid, Aug. 8. — Betting at rest rumors of a change In the military directorate, Premier Primo De Rivera has issued a statement declaring that administrative conditions are satisfac- tory and that he intends continuing his program with firmness. The statement was in direct reply to a letter from former Premier Mau- ra denouncing the conduct of the gov- ernment by “notorious military offi- cers.” Senor Maura's charges, Gen- eral Primo De Rivera sald, were de- void of foundation and took no ac- count of the directorate’s accomplish-~ ments and its efforts to purify the administration of Spain's affairs. In a circular letter to the military commander in Spain the premier de- nounced the “alarmist propaganda” which he alleged was being conduct- ed by his enemies, “My work for tranquility, from which Spain already 18 reaping bene- fit, is being disturbed by those who clared. *“The directorate has firmly resolved to stand by and enforce the laws, decrees and regulations rigidly, without feebleness nor wavering. “My tour of Spain, as well as my trip to Morocco, have been utilized by alarmists to further their oww inter- ests. They have not hesitated to abuse my government in an effort to create uneasiness within the minds of the people, but the force of civil as | trouble makers, while that opinion may have absolute confidence in the | government and continue to assist me as it has done until now.” The premier announced that he had submitted various decrees to the king and that he would probably accom- pany him today to Santander, where they would spend several days. City Items A marriage license was {ssued this morning to Julius Feenburg, 27, of 21 Lyons street and Tda Mann, 29, of 160 Pratt street, Meriden, Have the Herald follow you on your vacation, 18c a week, cash with order. —advt. Property on Wakefield court was sold this morning by Eva and Stepan ! Krikorian to Alex Sabolewsi, ac- cording to a record filed at the city | elerks office, Home cooked lunches at Crowell's. —advt. A son was born at the New Brit. | ain General hosiptal today to Mr. and | Mra. Constanti Bedarceyk of 352 | | North street, i Lunch at Hallinan's.—advt, | James T, Mather of Bristol, acting for Willlam Clayton of that city has brought action for a divorce against Edith M. Clayton of this city, The | action s returnable in the superior | court the first Tuesday of September. Car Parking. A, P. Margh.—advt. PAPER 509 Sold To Make Room For Our SPECIAL to Match | would be the k Rear 141 Main St. B The R. M. Hall Co. 179-183 ARCH ST. NEW BRITAIN DAVIS WILL HOLD CONFERENCES TODAY Democratic Candidate (o llm New York Tonight New Yeork, Aug. 8.—John W. Davis, lemocigtie presidential nominee, planned to clear his desk and hold twe or three interviews today in com. pleting his lecal campalgn manage- ment, prior to ) daylight saving time, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, fer Clarkshurs, W. Va, The interval between his arrival there and Menday, when he will be notified formally of his nemination, he is expected to spend in rest and final preparations for the delivery of his speeeh of acceptance which will clarify points at issue in the eoming campaign The eampaign will not be opened | tormally until well after the notifica. tion geremonies, but the nominee last night said “Honesty in government” ynote of his eampalgn when he was ealled upon to speak ex- temporaneously at & rally of demo. crats in Dutchess county, He drew a new line of demarcation Yetween the two major parties when he sald A democrat Is one who wants the record of his party revealed and a republican Is oné who wants it for. gotten,” A speaker of the evening was Gov- ernor Alfred E. Smith of New York, whe, in the first formal campaign speech in New York state, asserted the republicans had not made good their ecampaign promises of four years ngo. Ttallans Arrested in Parls at Request of American Consul. Paris, Aug. 8.—At the rcquest of the American consul general, the Paris police have arrested 12 Itallans carrying false passports. When questioned the prisoners sald they obtained the papers from an as- sociation at Naples for 1,250 lire each. They were assured, they said, that the documents- would get them across to the United States without any trouble, MRS STEINERT DIES. Boston, August 8.—Mrs. Bessie 8. Steinert, prominent in musical circles, dled at her summer home in Beverly today. She was the wife of Alexan- der Steinert, treasurer of M. Stein- ert and Sons, of Boston, and the daughter of the late Abraham Shu- man, a leading Boston merchant. Winter means milking by lamplight—and carelessness pn the milker’s part. Therefore. the finest milk is often contam- inated by dirt, etc. Our CLARIFYING removes the dirt and our PASTEURIZ- ING the germs that may exist in the milk—you obtain a SAFE MILK, winter or summer when you buy OURS. Try it { United Milk Co. 49 Woodland Street New Britain Phone 1610 FORD (OTTON FORECAST {This Years Production is Estimated | | : at About 12,381,000 of the 500 Pound Bales, Washington, Aug placing cotten predugiion this year 112,851,000 equivalent 60O pound bales |of which 29,924 running bales count- ing round as half bales, were ginned prior to August 1, was announced to. day in the first joint report of the De- partment of Anvmluu and census bureau, ‘The production forecast was based |en the condition of the erop on Aug~ ving at €:80 p. M. Ly 1 whieh was 67.4 per cent of & normal, indicating a yield per acre of 146.3 opunde. From the condition of the erep on July 16, which was 64.6 |per ecent of & n al, a forecast of 11,884,00 bales was made compared with last years ecrop of 10,128,478 bhales, The condition of the crop by on August 1 was announced as Virginia 51; North Carolina 5%; South Carolina 60; Georgia 73; Florl. da 75; Alabama 70; Mississippl 67; Louisiana 58; Texas 66; Arkansas 71; Tennessee 69; Misosurl 72; Oklahoma 76; California 91; Arizona 02; New Mexico 83; an other states 74, ~ Eusopean earwigs are doing so mueh damage to vegetation and to carpets and other household fabrics in Oregon that a special bureau has been established to fight the pe-t.' 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