New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1924, Page 2

14, Osgood Hill School With Addition Personals IANNUAL REUNION |CHERPACK FINED AT SCOUT CAMP| UNDERLIQUOR LAY 2= : ;| o T \Bays Complete for Prizes and |Alleged Proprietor of Sokol Club wa siuier”™ sira™ 30" W 5ne P e & Present Tableau Pays $160 and Costs t Clevciaad. 0, Portland, Oregon, who i Nte 0 menerhach passaie by ol of Robert B P B o e PR Rivrre = uda || 0o Dick — [ S e A S [has been developing rapidly of late | The annual reunion held at Camp) George Cherpack, proprieter of the | \wuddell have returned from a eruise and the enlargement of this school emosahbee yesterday afterncon |alleged bar at the Sokol club on Bex- | yn the Ht, Lawrence and Saguenay 4! will greatly relieve the congestion in - the Washington school distriet, The inson Dm‘ Co., 16071 Malw 8¢, yard, have returned to this eity g and evening proved enjojyable to the ten st was fined 8160 and costs | vivers aboard the 8 8. ¢ ape Bternity . " bullding is expected to be ready for S[;H“[]l‘ An"ITluN oceupaney about the middle of Feb. ———— | Stationery Dept, Preserve the pictures taken on your trip in one of our Pyne « were the gue Pyne at Martha's Vi Uity Drug Btere, Crowall's large number of hoys who participat- | when arraigned before Judge B, W sl ruary, | Osgood Hill Building (o Be) . “owamemr narossinie. Says Continuation of Monarchy in Drug Store, 83 Maln 8, and other geod {€d in and the crowd of visitors who | Alling in police court this morning o | arvs AMaude Sherry and da sghter watened the events, Nearly all the a charge of violating the Nauer 1aW. | aradetine, of Whiting street, will leave | D“llhled Ill C&Dflcll] | Spain Is Aboslutely Impossible, | Paris, Aug. 18, —Prot. Miguel Und. Loys who had been to the local Boy [He was represented by Attorney Mis | gaiurday for a twe neeks' stas at Bos. |Heout camp in Portland retuiuea yes- [chael Sexton while Proseoytor Joseph [ton and a twe weeks' stay at Bay- terday and entered the sports which [G. Woods presented the state’s case, | prook ¥ :mnu place in the afternoon, while in Detective Srgeant William P, .\h-‘r & the cvening ear after ear drove over |Cue testified that on July 26 the| ape John J, MeBriarty and ¢ [the path leading *o Job's pend and |O'Mara, Feeney and Dolan trio eon- | qren Vivian and Douglas of 544 Btan |brought parents and friends of the [ducted a raid at the club and securs | oy sipent pend a| [nnm..»u to view the festivities around ed a quantity of liquer including al- | geok in Boston visiting Mrs, | muno, who was deported from Spain the camp fire leged whiskey, moonsbine and wine, ' ajopiiarty's brother In |early this year, has written an article for Quotidien declaring that continua- tion of the monarchy in Spain now is impossible, ‘“The Moroccan debacle,” he writes, “will be the tomb of the Hapsburg. Bourbon dynasty In Spain and the tomb of the monarchy." | Howard Clark and Stuart Dube | The sergeant said that he talked wivl” prid |were tied for fiest honors in the ath. |Cherpack but the latter only admitted | gagner Norfeldt [1etie meet which ,took place In the |selling the heer asserting that he gave | Joseph Clynes and {afternoon, Clark capturing fArst in the wine and whiskey free to mem- ‘;p-mm. this week camping in Can. ! Drug Co. General Cavaleanti is desirous of supplanting Premier Primo-Rivera, {loth the dressing race and the 80. bers of the elub, 13dd . 169-171 Main St. with the object of savine and protect. yard swim, Dube won the underwater Policeman Thomas Feeney stated - swim and was on several victorious [that Cherpack endeavored to grasp a ©. B. Oldershaw of the |relay teams. Deming Hewitt was but | hottl of liquor from him after he had | nay i of New Britain has three points behind the leaders, and secured It from behind the bar. He (.0, o vacation of one month spent he was followed hy Charles Otte, [further sald that there was 8205 In |4 plaasure Beach, Niantie Rliss Clark, Jr., Harry Fancher and !nn cash register at the time the raid ¢ ing Alfonso, the professor declares, ;nddmx; , R “But when a monarch makes a The present buildin, containin, Bl i h: hlarred .: war his personal affair and loses it, 5 to have, when completed, eight |N® at the same time loses his crown. ’ ! Th vas the case with Napoleon 111 . William Baker, | was made, F. 1. Tulte of 528 Mrs. M. Mouradian of 87 Prospect {00 1ooms and a combination aud. 3 at Bedan, left yesterday to —— Mass. ceordance with the plan of the with local ehool department to keep up the growth of the population, contractors are now estimatipg on the construction of an addition to the Osgood Hill school in accordance with approved hy the department and prepared by Max J. Unkelbach, as architect, The estimated cost of the additiop and improvements to the present bullding is §¢0,000, Bids will Lo closed on August 21 Clement Grace, Tames McCue ave Kavings | plan returned trest Ha Rtanley New 5 £ 1 - e ] TR R befare ) g & g L] 1 iNH s.hid Individual Events 'm:}v‘m::km '-:m"."d r'::";-w" of lynent yesterday visiting at ) was given away |, Howard Clark; second, Hovurd’ Jm:l He also "ll that "‘f SRS Ashanyx ndv G e egister was accounte. g third, Willlam Baker. Pacing, first, ;::";:"h"e '“:_t"m'.l' ""“""'d;"v"“_""‘:"l strest is spending the remainder of |roitl TOREE U0 B ENIPITE will be a Henry Rockwell: second, Edward [ 07 P the TSt LIAC It Wen FHAm KERE: | the summer at her cottage at Momau- | oho ctory hiilding of brick construe- K¥unz: third, Clinton Lawson. Res- (g0 TLT0 0 PG, | guin, tion with limestone trim and the ex- LEVIATHAN AT BOSTON cue race, anch-'r and \\ofl-"er, first; Judgment was suspended in the m_.! e terior treatment will harmonize with Boston, Aug, 14,—The steamer Le- B, Clark and Wilks, second; Lock- of Peter Negrelll, charged with reck- | LOYAL TO MUSSOLINT, |the present front portion of the build- "nn'hun arrived at the South Bosten wood and McGulre, third, 50-vard | . g ivine™ we arrested on| Naples, Apg. 14.—Commanders of ing, in design and dstall, The work [drydock from New York today, to ;“ |:r_| g‘fl"l:‘“(:‘ :',?Ib;:"- Hl"\l(;‘lfl S‘lll’k: West Main street last night by Police- | the various zones of the Fascista na- {will also comprise a new steam heat- replaced one of her four propel- | AN T o Anied. 80 vard omiin T rr |man William Strolls after he had cut | tional militia, today felegraphed Pre-|ing plant for the entir« bullding and Fifteen tuga set to work warp-| % the foramls Fancher, third. 80-yard swim (0% |1 %00 traftic while traveling 30 miles [mier Mussolini renewing the absoluts |adequate sanitary plumbing through- (ing her nto the dock. The propelier TR younger boys), first, “Illl-m BakeN | Y our. Judge Hungerford said he |loyalty of the 118,000 black - shirts out, was broken as the result of an acci-| On sale at Dickinson’s, Clark & :-’-;-':nr1.L.(nr‘;::l::t:;az‘u‘?'."!l;:-:.dfil::;lc:l would be lenient with him in view of [ composing the militia’s personnel. The Osgood Hill section of the city [dent at sea on August 6, Brainerd's or City Drug Stores, oo ' * [the fact he earned his living by driv- first, Stuart Dube; second, Deming S Hewitt; third, Bliss Clark, There wers |6 & Jitney but warned him to be also three team events, a baton-p. ";.’,"“I ol "he d“ e, ¢ ing relay, centipede race, and standing 8 conhnuy Sha. 0 broad jump relay A combined practical joke and dem- onstration of alertness was provided when, at the crucial moment of the water events, a girl fell out of a boat into the middle of the lake. Scouts rushed to the rescue in hoats and by swimming, and the girl was towed to the raft by Scoutmaster Leon Bradley of Troop 4, but when within a few feet of the raft she broke loose from his grasp and swam the rest of the way. Cries of “fake!"” were raised by o) Women's Shop Reduction in SKIRTS SKIRTS of crepe de . chine, Roshanara crepe and wool crepe ~in very smart lines. Shades that will create an instant ap- peal, and make them very much wanted, each very remarkably low priced. $9.95 %' i i ] i e © e i Y G O ey © s © G O i © G © s 0 Co? © o - o Watch this newspaper every Thursday evening for the new Victor Record list The Victor Company announces weekly through the newspapers all over the country a.complete new list of records by the greatest artists in every field of music, on sale every Friday morning. These lists represent the finest programs of Ludwig tor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, was continued until Novem- ber 15 and he was placed on proba- tion, [ Trzeuski, charged with driving a mo- fl o o) Feur Armed Motorists Hold Up Party in N. Y. State Croton, N. Y., Aug. 14.—Four young men in an automobile, two of them masked and armed, today held up Jos- eph O'Brien of Yonkers, and a young woman companion in their automo- HORSFALLS 93-99 Xdsylum Strect Hartfor. “It Pays To Buy Our Kind” KRk VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESS GIFT Take care of your eyes, Have them examined yearly and always have us keep your glasses properly adjusted. the boys who had remained on shore, and so it proved, but the swimmers who participated in the mock rescue were not- in on the joke and their readiness was genuine. Evening Program In the evening a six-foot campfire was lighted, illuminating the sur- rounding circle of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts and alse the many visitors who gathered on the hillside in back of the camp. A pageant was staged with great elaborateness and hilarity. Assistant Camp Director ; “Chuck” Vibberts played the part of an Orient.- al potentate, with Ovide Hogabhoom as his “squab.” His retinue consisted of the bugle band and several attendants with leaf fans. Before “his lowness" appeared, Leon Bradley, the chieftain of the royal guard; he described in bile, and robbed them of some jew- elry and money. O'Brien declined to give the police the name of the wom- an who was with him. Pointing their pistols at O'Brien and his companion, the.hold-up men ordered them to hold their hands above their heads until they disappeared in the direction .ot Peekskill, The state constabulary started a search for the men. England to Restore 26 Per Cent Tax on Goods London, Aug. 4.—~The British gov- ernment has informed Germany that it has decided to restore the 26 per cent tax on German goods imported into this country under the reparation recovery act. The government three months ago reduced the duty to five entertainment available through any means. As you can depend upon the high quality of Victor Record setvice, so you can depend upon the superior performance of Victrolas and Victor Records; a per- formance always available in its full beauty, unqualified by conditions of time, place, or season. Victrola Instruments at $25 up. Out tomorrow ° o & New Victor Records Red Seal Records ounurican List Number plice glowing terms the thrilling hunt for the arch marauder, the skunk, which was later buried with great ceremony as the camp orchestra played the funeral march, Prizes, consisting of scout hatchets, scout knives, mess kits and scout handhooks, were awarded to the win- ners of the afternoon’'s events, 39 cated at Brussels, Belgium, boys sharing in the distribution. Boys and girls engaged in a hattle of songs, Brussels, Aug. 14.—A crisis in Bel- 'y _|after which taps was sounded, and slum's coal industry has been precipi |the visitors left camp. tated through the walkout yesterday | ) of 20,000 miners of the 36,000 in the | Th® affair was the climax for the Mons Basin, the men refusing to ac- :"",'“'“‘ season, which closes Satur. cept a wage cut of ten per cent. s The operators fear they will be un- able to meet the competition from Germany. The fall in the pound ster- ling'is also favoring the sale of British eoal. The Belgian coal stocks are large and the operators declare the wage reduction Ineveitable. A. Pinkus Roul’nmlle} 6453 $2.00 Eyesight Specialist 800 MAIN ST. Phone 570 er cent. after negotiations with the } | : éermtn ‘overnme:t. The restored 26 ¥ i {Good-B (Tout) per cent rate will be put into effect | § LE% ! = Serenade (Tou) Rosa Ponselle at the beginning of the transition per- Two Tosti songs in lish—the immortal “GoodBye” and fod under the Dawes plan. tHe dainty Serenade. And how Ponselle does singthem! To hear these records is to know why she is a Victor artist. TIVED Y. QODLIDes {S anish Dance (Serause) rutin s Efrem Zimbalisl} 6451 2.00 President Wants to Greet Sharp UMOresque (Yok Bowes) Fialin Sols Efrem Zimbalist % ‘The first records of display character this sterling artist has made for some time, chingly beautiful Sarasate dance OOAL INDUSTRY CRISIS. S Victrola 1X 475 20,000 Miners Walk Out in Mine Lo- Mahogany or oak Shooting Mail Clerk Fast Orange, N, J, Aug. 14.—Eu- | gene Stack, mail clerk of 16 North Brighton avenue, on July 31 pre- vented the theft of registered mail A bewit: and a madly capricious Humoresque by a living English com. poser. Records you will want to hear and own. Deidhes st the. Bust Orangy. MaHoR Concert Songs and Instrumental of the Lackawanna railroad. He : o : X . . N R killed one of the robbers and was ; { Love is Mine (Techmacher-Gartner) R!CMCMh}45423 1.00 SPANISH REBELS ACTIVE himself wounded by a bullet, Yes. - For You Alone (O'Reily-Geehl) Richard Crooks terday he received instructions to go I Love.songs of intense beauty. Whether or not you have to Washington to be thanked in per- had the experience—the exaltation, the transfigurement, the ; B pain—these tenor records will thrill you. |l W Victrola No. 210 $110 Federal Troops To Advance Against son by President Coolidge and Post- [Devofion (Herber) Victor Herbert's Orchestra Rebels In Direction of Afrau. Madrid, Aug. 14.—Continued acti- | vity by the rebels in the Spanish zone of Morocco is reported in an official |communique issued this morning. The rebels in the western zone at- tacked a war supply column in the Buharra sector but were repulsed with some losses. One Spanish soldier was _killed and four were wounded. Attacks on a convoy near Alhucemas |were made Monday and again yester- day. The rebels in both cases were noon . Postmaster Louis A. Streit of East Orange has engaged accommodations for Stack at the Raleigh hotel, where he will remain over the week-end. He has ordered hi mnot to return to work until he has completely re- covered from hjs injuries. master General New on Friday after- Swg:;.l.ls‘nurl‘g—&lee ’Fn (Heber) Vifihfic'n{.'k"b"‘l;: grucl:'lll‘glm 55223 1.50 o P "Angelu P ;Jlrnlm_rgun icket on ’ His own “Devotion” was the last work ever conducted for us by Victor Herbert, and this record is the last we ever can issue from his own hand. It is fitting to the occasion. Light Vocal Selections Hinky Dinky Plrhi Voo Billwhmy-u Smalle We Don’t Get Much Money, But We Have a Lot of Fun Billy Murray-Ed Smalle Comic hits—one of them filled with war-time reminiscence, and the other y on juvenile pastimes and popular songs. Delightful records—plenty of swing and go, and full vihumvf. Nesbit, but whigh she claimed she held as trustee for her son, Russell Folk Dances Willlam Thaw, > \ = — Z . {(l) Broom Dance (2) Bummel Schottische Victor Bmd} 19348 > (1) Gossiping Ulla (2) On the Bridge of Avignon Victor Band Records of old-world dances, issued for educational pur poses. Splendid numbers for the community celebration, or the family hour. Dance Records Walla-Walla—Fox Trot }p.d Whiteman ud} (ftom ""Flowie”) ~«ith vacal refrajn N 19389 Dixie’s Favorite Son—Foz Trot His Orchestra Whiteman fox trots in comic style. The first has amusing echoes, for various instruments, of an amusing vocal refrain; the second is brilliant but amusing, too. No matter how many ‘Whiteman records you have, you'll also want this one. Pickin’ ’Em Up and Layin’' ’Em Down | The Benson —Fox Trot Orchestra The Doodle-Um Blues—Fox Trot of Chicago Finely melodious fox trots—splendid hot-weather numbers that will last you winter. Easily danced to, and lasting in appeal. Records you will want to keep handy. Rfi!&-fl'Byo My Baby Blues—Walts The Troubadours Tears of Happiness—Walts The Benson Orchestra of Chicago y J:cptomd melodies with ofl.hfl, of n.m.. the other has Records that adequately fulfill every wish ictro Machine Company, Camden.N.J. Victot Talking Machine Co. of Canada, Ltd,, Montreal. AMERICANS GET DIVORCE. Paris, Aug. 14.—A divorce has been granted to Mrs. Geraldine Fitzgerald Adee Bradley from Francis Barlow Bradley of New xnrk City and Paris on grounds of desertion. The couple were married at Tuxedo Park in May 1920, and have two daughters, aged three and two. beaten off, the communique says. e ——— In the eastern zone a Spanish col- Be t n umn has been concentrated at Queb. |dani and will advance tomorrow in o3 SUES EVELYN NESBIT Atlantic City, N. J, Aug. 14— Bvelyn Nesbit, former wife of Harry K. Thaw, was defendant in a suit brought yesterday by Matthew Engel, a painter to recover $50, alleged to be due him for work on a house in Ventnor, said to be owned by Miss 19388 Mahogany, oak or walnut the direction of Afrau. - Tt was announced last night, after “I had an ulcer on my ankle—had a special meeting of the military di- it 30 years and could not get it healed. |rectorate, that reinforcements would For the last six years I had severel |Le sent to Morocco under the com- doctors. 1 got one box of Peterson’s [mand of General Alberto Castro Gi- ointment and it almost healed it and [rona. It was entirely healed before T had | used the second one. T don't think there is a better remedy on earth.” J. C. Henderson, 520 Sprague , Winston-8alem, N. C. 35 cents USE HUSBA 'S NAMF, McCarl Not To Allow, Married Em- ployes To Sign Maiden Name, | Washington, Aug. 14 — Married | women who insist upon retaining their | [maiden names to assert individuality | |er for any other reason, get no offi- | |cial sympathy from Comptroller Gen- | [eral MeCarl, In a ruling just handed to the He. partment of the interior, the comp- | troller general holds that a married | | woman employed by the government | must use the surname of her husband | + Wl when she sizns the payioll. 213 MAIN STREET ]| vitc 1axo the mrname of the wus New Britain, Conn. band,” he savs, “is as well pattied [that the domicile of the wite merges S in the domicile of the husband. A Opeén Every Day From 11 a. m. to 12 p. m. wife might reside apart from her | " - Refresh yourself with— Lt Pep-0-mint) WEE SAVERs - Vietrola No. 400 Mahogany, $250; electric, $200 There is but one Victrola and that is made by the Victor Company —look for these Victor trade marks, }19351 husband, but =0 long as she remains | his lawful wife she has but one legal domicile, and that s the domieile of | the hushand. So it iz with the name ®he may have an assumed name but 11Rexular gmncr f{om [ he has but one legal name.” Cool ke et ol MLl | FIND ARMS ON ROAT Cfl.Sp cial supler from 5 p. m. Canton, Avg. 14~The N [ w2 anton. Awn .~The Norwegian o to 8 p. m. Chinese and steamer Hav iz heing detained by the | Deltghlful American fOOd. government of Dr. Sun Yat Sen for — Tel 288’) e investigation of a large consignment of arms and ammunition in her carge, Regular dinner . ... 40¢ believed purchased by funds of the merchants’ valuntaer corps hare, The | arme were hrouzht by the sheamer from Grmany, | Always Good Taste