New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1924, Page 2

HENTUCKY GiRL HILLED IN DUEL Lass Got Angry Wheo Man Re- [used to Carry Suit Case Pineville, Ky, Aug. 16~Because he refused to carry her sullcase on the road to Harlan, Luecy Waggoner, 18 years old, is dead and Freeman Wilson, 17, is in & hospital here suf. by the girl, according Lo a statement made today by Wilson, Wilson said *hat he and two com- HOUSEHOLD RUBBER "~ GLOVES 69c¢ These gloves are made for ladies doing housework, garden. ing, dyeing, canning, preserving, To Avenge Siter [RISH SESSION | FEATURES CURD| High Records in Hall Day ol Trading 1 New York, Aug, 16, = Strength shown in the dealings on the stock exchange were reflected on the eurb exchange today and numerous ade Vances were recorded in exceptionals Iy brisk activity for a short session at this season, New high records were oblained in commonwealth power and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1024, Many Envy Her NEY RADI) RAY PROVES A SUGCESS Messages Being Sent Betwoen France and Argentina Buenos Aires, Aug, 16, ~— The low power beam ray has been successfully used for the past two weeks for night transmission of regular commercial radio messages between Ftance and Argentina, says an announcement fs. sued to The station at Baint Assize, France, y ien township girl, waived examination when arraigned here late yesterday and was remanded to the eountry jall without bail to wait arralgament in Cireult Court, Florence MeKinney, 19 year old, of Royalton, who is held as an scoom. plice in the killing and who is sald to have signed & statement that she drove Zupk utomoblle the night of August When, according to his onfession, he choked the Raber girl to death, demanded an examination | The hearing was set for August 22, MOORLAND FARM foundation company preferred :‘:r: I‘:,l‘lll’:th‘ool”l‘:’!‘o“;fi’;’:::fi:“:n‘? panions were going inte Pine mouns was noted ete, to protect the hands from tain late Wednesdpey and that the Increased activity also mensage stains and roughness, girl game along carrying a bag, He today in the petroleum division. The Villa l‘-:ll.l'-w::;tnl:::"b '1.:.‘ [“ | had & 40 and a .32 calibre pistol improvement in those shares, how- amall reu'lvlnl set 1;: t’;oa oftl o° .l E | and handing one of them to one of ever, was generally moderate and the trans.radia Inlornntlonllu° l:i °l| | his companions, offered to carry mel lacked the vigor that developed in power station, 4 suitcase for Miss Waggoner, When other departments, Forwmer leaders | 3 they reached a fork in the road, Wil | Mok aa/Prairis Of and Sndapd Ol | Aunouncement that tho first dance s ?:-Tt ll’;lolremlc‘:’lmrkt.l:"' 1".:" -u‘ud. son sald, he returned the suitcase to' of Indlana were confined to only [} h‘:""' °" ':;0 r;""“ °°" “'2.',“ Wil | egular night traffio nf:o:n r‘::uv:nd the girl, fractional variations in price, o given &t the home RFONCO |60 rmany, sen ¢ This apparently angered her, Wil-| Y During the week there were many |Mackay, Roslyn, N, Y., indicates that |G ¢ 00 :’hlch' :lud‘ ::l.u!l’;r:;c‘"::e‘::n' C son said, and she bogan shooting at| W | tmportant features, ineluding an ad- | M5 ‘*’:“"t -‘""’""{;I ':’“‘ I‘):“'"‘:l"“: ray. Every quart of Milk sold either Bim, She fired four anots two taking | Declaring her intentlon of tracing |vance In Radio company, preterred, |YOURE hostess, w s (he frst "oy : milked the previous evening or o‘ effect In his legs. As he fell he said, the slayers of her sister, Mrs. W. J.|new stock to & Inv\: lt:x;u x:'c- American girl to dance with the mvl::le;:::«i::t:::e;rt.hu':el-::vlbegw:: the same '“m"" kid he fired once, the bullet striking the | Pettus of 8an Kranclsco, accom-|ord, crossing 44, Mauy other issues |Prince. Now girls, aren't you joulous |y onitters which p : 3 of Ellen? P ch are unable during |8 produced, chilled and bottled on girl betwen the eyes, killing her. Ipanied by her husband, Colonel Pet. | According to word recelved here tus, has gone to Mexico to take over | today from Harlan, A murder charge the property of Mrs. Rosalie Evans, the day time to send messages such long distances as between Europe and Argentina work perfectly at night, In the industrial list were active and strong, accumulation of the utility is« sues being again in evidence, Lehigh 169-171 Main St. the I'arm, The natural raw product, Cén. Broad Street Paving has been placed agalnst Wilson, and | Mrs. Evana was slain by agrarlan | power made & gain of two points and and that high power atations still are tad ines . ns all the vitam and :.lu |lwa companions held for ques.|bandits, An.mrlruusz;]uwvr and Light rose 18/ Will Be Postponed necesary for day traftic, teins. i oning. points to 360, Th eport of the by f pub s e Motor stocks were active, 1ord of ‘\\url:: 'r;pln):; .‘:‘bm::‘lcdu'::ld l:a ?:1‘0«::‘-: EXAMINATION WAIVED The best obtainable for grow. ing children, Znpke Placed in Jail Without Bafl— [eA WEIDMAN, Bu| Girl To Get Hearing ik g .y g s g« G . JACKIE COOGAN BLACK + CAT CONTEST FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Jackie Coogan’s black cat “Friday” who appears with him in “Little Robinson Crusoe” will be at the Capitol theater Monday noon, 12:30, August 18th. All boys and girls who bring a black cat to the Capitol theater on that Monday noon who most re- sembles Jackie’s black cat “Friday” in size, age, and weight will receive FREE TICKETS TO SEE Jackie Coogan g Little Robinson Crusoe If You Don’t Own a Black Cat Bring Your Neighbor’s Black Cat Canada advanced 7 points to 4560 and there were transastions in Stutz mo- tor at 6 to 6%, Lehigh Valley coal was in steady demand, making a ne high record on advance of two points, Ward Baking issues both rose about two points, The petrolum list was unsettied | by the suspension of dividend pay- ments on Standard Ofl of Kansas and that stock had a sudden drop of 4% points to 32% but later recovered about half its loss, Standard Oil of Nebraska In the period of weakness yielded 9% points to 236%. South Penn dropped 7 poinls to 123 and Ohio Oil yielded 4% to 55. When two other tSandard Oll companys de- clared the regular dividends Friday, a firmer tone developed and some of the losses were regained. Imperial Ofl of Cannda; and Royal Canadian both held strong when many other | stocks were weak. Magnolia sold as | low as 127, a loss of 11 points from | its last sale prior to this week but | moved up again in the later trading. | again In the i Save Your BOTH BIG PARTIES i E ‘ REPRESENT BANKERS yes Don't shiop around when it's That is What Rep. Frear ing of the city council next Wednes- | day night contains a resolution to the ffect that work of paving Broad street be put off until it is possible i""’ the public works department to install a subway in the street. The board has recommended in the past that no pavement of a permanent nature be installed on streets within [the fire zone without first installing | subways, | The report of the board says that |the public works department {s busy | Installing subways on other strects so that it cannot install one on Broad street this season. A resolution will also be presented to the council to order the Connecti- cut company to relocate the tracks on Chestnut street so that they will be |in the center of the street, which is being widened by the department. MOTHER 10 TAKE BABE; Personals JUDGE LENIENT WITH GIRL SALE George Peterson of 9 Pearl street, a member of the staff of the Now Britain General hospital, left today | for a two weeks' stay at Lake Win-| nepesaukee, N, H, . Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kitson of | 331 Bouth Main street will leave to- morrow on a motor trip to Pittsford, Vt.,, where they will visit Mr, Kitson's brother, | Abandonment Case Against . of Summer SUITS PFinely tallored models in most all of the wanted sizes— suits that are cool and many weights that are good for early fall — wearing qualities that make them values in the full sense of the word. PALM BEACH—$14.75 TROPICAL WORSTEDS $18.75 WOOL CRASH $23.75 to $27.75 Corilli Continued ¥or Three Months In Court, Miss Emma Corilli, charged in po- lice court with the abandonment of & child, had Her case continued for three months and she was placed on probation until November 16, Judge Hungerford remarked that the crime committed was a serious one and pun- ishment could be severe but in this case he was willing to give the girl an opportunity to raise the child, He sald that it had been learned that Miss Corilli's mother in Wallingford was willing to support the infant and under these conditions he would con- tinue the case on probation, Daniel Silva, charged with non- support, was ordered to pay his wife $15 a weck toward the support of three children. A bond was fixed at $2560 in default of which Si'va goes to jall for 30 days. As he is out of work at present, but will be provided work through Probation Officer E. C. Connolly, judgment was suspended for 30 days, \ Judgment was suspended in the case of Louis Goldberg, charged with reckless driving. He was represented by Attorney Israel Nair. Goldberg was arrested yesterday afterfoon by Detective Sergeant McCue after a truck he was driving struck an H. I. Handy truck at the inters:ction of North and Elm streets. Goldberg is a newcomer to New Britain, having been employed as a driver in New John E, R. Keevers, chairman of the fire commission, will spend the next two weeks at Bayview, Milford, with his wife and daughter. Miss Helen Johnson, visitor of the Welfare association, left today for Newburgh, N. Y., where she will stay until Tuesday, going then to Colgate university at Hamilton for a two weeks' vacation, § 3 ‘Wesley Porter of I'rancis street and Charles Johnson of Commonwealth | avenue will leave Monday for a canoe | trip through Maine, returning after Labor Day. HORSFALLS 93-99 \dsylum Street Hartford. Miss Cora Beale, secretary of the Welfare association, will return to- morrow from Job's pond, Portland, where she has been, spending the week as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boardman. your eyesight you're considering. Don't let “trick” advertising in- fluence you. Don’t think of saving money—think of saving your eyes! At TLeast Believes According to Address to he Made Before lTowa Progresive - “It Pays To Buy Our Kind"” My Specialty— Comfortable Vision Frank E. Goodwin Eyesight Specialist 27 MAIN ST, Fhone 1905 Des Moines, Ja, Aug. 16.—Repre- sentative James A. Frear, of Wiscon- sin, in an address prepared for deliv- ery toiday before the lowa state pro- gressive convention, declared that the republicdn apd democratic presiden- tial candidatés represent respectively Miss Winifred Kenney will apend | the next two weeks at Indian Neck, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Thrasher will spend a six ‘weeks' vacation in Los Angeles, California, STRIKE GALLED OFF A York city. Miss Marie Wolfe and Miss Dorothy |the banking Thouses of Mellon and Typographical Union Decides to End - Billings will spend the next twon\:':ekz Morgan. He said no choice 18 offered -] Y Spir i at Woodstock, Conn, between thert 44-Hour Week*Eftort Atter spirited | Unknown Writer Leaves e ana i Threatening Note in Home Jersey City, N. J.,, Aug. 16.—Police today were investigating the source of a scrawled letter which was left in the house of Joseph Gillick dur- ing the night and which warned him to “get rid of his man,” meaning | Frank Budda, a Hindu caretaker, who found the note when he returned. The | neither partisan nor political, but for the overthrow of the influence of big | business in governmental affairs, he icallfld Senators La TIollette of Wis- consin and Wheeler of Montana, can- didates for president and vice presi- | dent, “a protest against Mellon and | Morgan; a protest against the powe | of special privilege over the Washing: Mrs. Mary A. Saunders and daugh- ter Violet have gone to Saybrook where they will spend their vacations. Discussion, Toronto, Aug. 16.—Decision by the International Typographical union to call off, as of August 31st, the strike for a 44-hour week which has been in progress since May, 1921, was reached at a session of the convention in Mas- sey hall which lasted until last mid- Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Conlon and son, Francls, Jr., will leave today for the shore where they will apend the next two weeks. One easy turn of the Lorain Red O\ heel gives you a choice of 4 meas- 0\ ured and controlled oven heats for any kind of ovem cooking er baking. T night. writer of the letter had broken a cel- Mrs. J. W. Farrell and son of New- | ton government.” Discussion on the merits of the|)ar window to gain entrance but had ington avenue, have returned from a [ ST — strike were heated but in the end the | not ested any property, Budda re- |yacation at Walnut Beach. | decision was unanimous. The ques- | por to the police. a2 ASHER‘ROGIN tion of the men who are still on| The letter, scrawled with pencll, | W. E. Smith and family, accom- S strike, numbering about a thousand, isaid: “I was here tonight. I didn't [panied by Miss Marion Smith of | Worcester Judge and New Britain | was to the fore and there was con- get him. Get rid of him or he will siderable controversy as to whether get in trouble,” and similar vague strike pay should be continued or not. | threats. Gillick, business man, {8 A final session of the convention away with his family on a vacation. was held this morning when the pro- | posal to raise the salaries of officials “Newfoundland Adopting was to be taken up. 4 4 St. Johns, N, Do Your Feet Suffer" | foundland’'s new bill governing the "mlrz of alcoholic beverages is ready Hartford, left today on a motor trip to Cape Cod. School Teacher to Be Married Here Mr. and Mrs. John Ogle of 224 Hart street and Fred Miller of John street, will leave tomorrow morning on an auto trip through New York state and Canada. ., Aug. 16.—New- -_— | John T. Crosby of 534 Stanley street will spend the next two weeks at New on Labor Day. A marriage license was issued at [ the city clerk's office this morning to Judge Jacob Asher of Worcester and Miss Dorothy Virginia Rogin of 897 Chestnut street, The date for the marriage has beén set for Labor [ for tt ' i V L For aching limbs, weak feet, fallen arch- | r”r inw;]noru 'Ig"v"u" ALNOON (¥ OTKs Judge Asher is a special justice of flat feet, painful heel, inturning ankles, A8 this has been attached, it will go -_— the Central District court in ouses, etc.. wear flexible feather welght |into effect, replacing the prohibition Mr, and Mrs. Fred B. Mordecal and Worcester and s & practicing attor :r;z.:u:y:‘;:[z.;::-ho’ney"‘n.vrukl’!'.:‘rm":‘ |‘n'r‘irl :arl which has been in effect since |family of 518 Stanley street, will leave | ney in that city, being a member of rected position. Many continue to sutter | 1915, The legislative council gave the | Sunday morning to spend two weeks | " 6on "o Goldstein & Asher. He trom foot troubles through trying ready |bill final passage last night. |at Lake Pocotopaug. | has been prominent In republican iy e Tt abor o], The wat permits the piirehars of & = politics and is afiliated wil{)\ many well wear ready made eye | DOttle Of spirits a day by any one per. I Wanda Zaruskl of 11 Kelsey Street | 4 aternal organizations In Worcester alse teeth. We fit the foot and (8on and glves to hotels the right to /I8 spending her vacation at Turner | ., 4 pocion 0 D) r her | s ; vi X 3 i L . ll"lrxk;u?: ::?w'“m"al;y otl‘;er F!upph\ guests with beer and wines, Falls, Mass, e | Miss Rogin is a teacher in the local Junior High school and is an active | member of several local organizations, | 8he is a graduate of the Bay Path | Institute, EHAN, Booth Block | Mr. and Mrs. James Nell of Stan- ley street are spending their vacation at Hotchkiss Grove, TWO ENTERED CATHEDRAL CLARK JEWEL Gas Ranges Mean Cooler Kitchens Offles Hours: . m. to 6 p. m Evenings and Sundass by appoiniment | Gonfess Ahat Klan Organizadon In- | stigated Outrage in Vermont Church Burlington, Vt, Aug. 16.—State Benjamin Harris, Charles Fagnn.‘ Y s . o s | authorities seeking to run down those | Frank Humphrey, and Leland Brown Gov, Blyan Proclaims | responsible for the Invasion of the |are on a motor trip through New | National Defense Day | CLARK JEWEL Gas Ranges are unusually durable due to York state and the Mohewk Trail, Bernice Unkelbach of Black Rock {eathedral of the Immaculate Concep- | tion Saturday night, had confessions | today from Gordon Wells and Willlam | Lincoln, Neb,, Aug. 16.—A procla- | mation by &ov. Charles W. Bryan, | urging the observance of national de- | their all-steel construction. This feature has distinguished these stoves for over twenty years. The base frames are made | McCreedy that they took part in the javenue, has returned to Bay View, | fanse day, was issued from the gov- . . szxazar‘su?’:smmzzv attemplod robbery and had assuranues | Whers whe Iy spendlig the surimer | ernor'sotios Iate yeatertay and oals of unbreakable angliron. The front, cooking top and many of Jit e ey S AVARSY) he Ku A L fidib A ICW | for the assembly of the National MILK AND CREAM LD T TR Guard of the state in the respective | the other parts are drawn from a single piece of heavy steel. i'in s power to hring back by Mon. | Mra, 7. Fitasimmons and son, Wal. | '©Salties of the various unita. | | CLARK JEWEL Gas Ranges are finished in dull baked-on ' William €. Moyers, who was a |ter Fitzsimmons, of 96 Lake street | By id ) 4 H H Klan organizer. The latier was nam- have returned home from . two | b (1o TeUieet of Eueedsht Cooltes, japan and full-fused on porcelain enamel which gives a lus. ed by Wells and McCreedy as having | weeks' tour of New York state. ek, 1t | lnstigated and taken part In the visit | pihl He L et ey e s trous and durable surface and one that is easy to clean. te the church Moyers' home is m; Fdward O'Brien and “WVilllam Mec- g Made in sizes and styles for every type of kitchen. CLARK JEWEL Gas Ranges are equipped with the celebrated LORAIN== and place them in this oven to'sterilize by rial resoufces as a supplement of the | military. | The proclamation urged eivic or- ganizations to “arrange suitable pro- grams to bring to the attention of | the people the duties of the citizens to the state and nation, impress upon | the mthe importance of patriotic de- | votion to the flag and prayers for the | Cue have returned from New York city where they hava been spéiding a fow days. Virginia and it is understood he has there. Mr. and Mrs. George Shattuck of 96 | MM)ke street are spending their vaca- {tion 1n Maine, A glass of milk in noon- day's heat Is a delicions, wholcsome This device automatically maintains any i New York, Aug. 16.—Foreign ex- Mrs, Emma Rerg of.15 Hizhland : srity of the f 2 Hive the proper qus changes steady, Quotations in cents: |street will return Sunday from Tndian | COntinued peace and prosperity of the | desired oven heat for any length of time. exact temperature and you csn be sure of ':‘»e f1e pl'klxdml }U'].ni Great Britain: demand 454 7-8; cables |Neck where sha hms been spending | PAUON { This control of oven temperature makes it every jar. This method k the oolor, % your howse each b A b g e . TR T R easy to have perfect results every bakin, d:)"i form, and even the flavor of the fresh fruit. A rance A and § les - . I 3 se . Wh morning. It's a health Ttaly: demand 4 cables 4.5 George Cocnrsne of Wack iock CAPITOL ‘m?hm'k“'ft po‘:mble ‘Qt?okl‘“m%l:n The roast and ve, ehl;lulorgnvnndhnn safeguard to buy milk Belgium: demand cabies 525 yavenue Js snenfiog the wackond at || gma pmING SUN. NIGHT i The OVen I0F DOUSS Witou: & * can be prepared while the jars are in the of unquestioned puri- gt e b i el 8 iRy || e - The CLARK JEWEL Gas Range with oven. For acooler kitchenand better cooks - ty—lik - sl s P e tob bbby b BT Pepper g R Lorain Oven Heat Regulator makes can- ing choose a n-equipped CLARK y-—Ilike ours. ay: demand 13.98, Sweden: demand Frank jaund:ll of Stesi mroet has ') 2 fl! . J WEL 26.60. Denmark: domand 16,30, returncd from a \acation of two | ning easy, quick and safe. Pack the jars Gas Range. Switzerland: demand 18.90, Spain: (We¢ eoke spent at Lake Georgs - ] demand 1352, Greece: demand 1.85. | | L'ttle Roblflson EsflBm&suN H Poland: demand 19 1-4, Czecho-Slova- | Ry T i RS AT l ' o 3 kia: demand 2.97%. Jugoslavia' de- | CLEARING HOUSES | wrsn crusoe fii7 PARWK ST mand 1.24%. Austria: demand 014| New York, Aug. 16.—The actual | A HONE- 1720 1-5. TRumania: demand 46, Argen- | condition of clearing house banks and || == = - = ~ A O LIC IR tina: demand 3387 Brahil: dcmand |trist companies for the week show an Special Shows For Children MANE SURE 1XS SEIBERTS 1006, Tokin: demand 41%, Mon-|axcess iy peserve ot ,969,990, Each Day, 4:00 p. m.—10c S ———— |treal 29 29.32, This is & Wrease of $5,508,490,