New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1924, Page 16

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”‘ FO0L LAWS T " BY POLICE HEADS Takes Time of Bloecoals Away | core From Regular Duties Oloversville, N, ¥, Aug An attack on reforms ho pass all kinds of fool laws" and a son between Kuropean police ods and American were (he features of the annual convention of the New York State Association of Chiefs ot Police, which apened a two day sess slon here, ‘Thirty ehiefs, represent ing most of the up-state citics, were present. President Willlam T, Davis, in his snnual address, delivered a vigorous attack on reformers 50 long as these so-called peformers can throw dust in the eyes of the general publie and can pass all kinds of fool laws that take the time of the policeman away from the duty he is sworn to parform, and for which the publie pays him," he sald, “just g0 long will the thrive and laugh at the p who 1s more lable to lose someone gets a couple of or gets canght playlng t game of poker than If a murderer bandit esca 4 MUSIC IS DISTORTED ot FEREESE Effect on Dancers Can Be “Good" or “Rotten,” According to e pretation, Declared. eriminal oman his foh if highballs noble Chicago, Au in the music, said Raymond Bott, o Youngstown, Ohlo, who, with ward 8. Hurst, of Atlanta, Ga., supervising the public re dancing masters, now holding its forty-first annual convention here, “Music is not played the way col posers write it,”" ho explained, Tt ean be twisted and distorted until it becomes a decidedly negative in- fluence against the art of dancnig. It has become so now that orchestra leaders ask their employers whether they want music clean or rotten.” Dancing to the right type of musie mever can be wrong, regardless of the environment, he said. POLISH DEBT FUNDED Termination af nn-nci:nl Deal With United States Ordered—Other Na- | tions to Follow. ‘Warsaw, Aug. 27.—Premef Grab- ski has signed the final instructions to M. Wroblewskl, Polish minister to the United States, empowering him to terminate the funding of the debt to the United States, amouning to about $165,000,000. All the main point concerning the funding have siread, been settled and signature of the ag. is expected in the immediate file.., Funding of the Pollsh loans from Great Britain and other countries will follow shortly. Reparations Body By The Associated Press. Paris, Aug. 27.—The reparation commission has postponed its meet- ing fixed for today. According to present arrangements the commis- sion will hold a semi-officlal meet- ing Thursday morning, becoms official should it be possibl to deal with the question of nomina- tiens. It the London agreement is signed August 30 and the laws necessary . for its application are voted by the Relehatag and promulgated by that date, it is understood that the com- misslon will make its first officlal announcement that the experts' re- port will come into force Septemher 1, which will be the date from which certaln time limits fixed by the Londop agreement begin to run. FEW GARBAGE COMPLAINTS The health department reports great improvement in the garbage Pltuation With few complaints being repistered at that office. During the early weeks of the present collecting system complaints averaged about 80 a day. RABKLIFIFE BROS., PARK AND BIGELOW STS. *Phone 1074 ’ fons of | the American national association ot |81 A H. Hall councils of Meriden, which will arra —Dancing is atl | ¥ . ¢ | representing New Britain | | The Awaits Dawes Voting ' | antopsy and survey of 1 which fatally a window of trom CGENTRAL AMERICA |Woman’ TRAIN 1S WRECKED Defeotive Hall Causes Spill i Mis- sourl, Injuring 33 Passengers, | | Thive Seriously, | vardau, Mo, Aug. 20==A| rall is eredited with hav caused the wieek of the B s hound flyer, the “Memphiun $t. Louls-Ban Vranciseo rail- ad #t Menfre, 4% miles north ol carly today eausing the injury sengers, three of them serl ng ously | It s thought the three will res| The train struek the defeelive vail on a curse, the lecomolive and tender passing safely over the gap. the haggng however, sWung 1o one side causing the smoker and | turn over | BIG GATHERING OF R, A HERE SEPT. 2 960 Members From All Over State (o Be Entertained | New Rritain Counell, Royal Ar-| eanum, will ba host to about 250/ members of the organization repre- | senting councils from several eitles fn Connecticul, September 27 at Lake Compounce Fred 1, jot of this elty is chairman of the general ging for the event, sisting Chaileman Elliot are W. temington and ¥, G, Leubeck council, and two committeemen from each of the following branches: Rellance Councll of Bristol, Pilgrim's Harbor and B, H, Webb councll of Hart- ford, A feature of the athletic program is a baseball game botween New Britain couneil and A. H. Hall coun- | cfl of Meriden, George Kingsbury will act starter at the athletic meet and At- torney David L. Nair will be scorer. | The judges will be Carleton E. Hoad- | as ley, Frank H, Riley and D. J. Lucy, representing visiting councils i “_"'l‘l“‘l::::r'"'l"jn"']“ dield n Shif liroty per icent of, thie: boyal i s athlefioRsvanti il nelnds | o e e e eiard |1 oone 80 IBELETE S50 listed a. the following: Potato race, three- PEIAGLES X e | risks.” Ten thousand of the| delegates 1o he city conventiona in| 8000 coti ™ 1 Massachusetts high | eEead aueth 100 Evm el A | i e |lLroob asniora O A AN IS LS L i men's race, running broad jump, | \eg DREnE | &chools, tha report adds, will enter|1aw A{AntingThiand iy b6 ruse mall| Lt ot as freshmen in higher inatitutions of 2P goe, Nk In most of the towns and the ma- || .o driving contest, strips race and e | special Royal Arcanum race. At b o'clock a banquet will be | served at the Plerce pavilion. | HAS THD REVOLTS Governments in Honduras and Salvador Kept Busy Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Aug. 27.— Honduran government is pre- paring for a decisive attack with the purpose of destroylng the revolt headed by General Gregorio Ferrera, General Paguaga has left for San Pedro, in Sula, with 1,500 volun- teers, who will be reinforced as fast, as the govérnment can provide arms. When sufficient forces have been | gathered the march aganist Ferrera il be started. The departments of Valle and Choluteoa, it is announced, are in the control of the government, San Salvador, Republic of Salva- dor, Aug. 27.—A telegram from General Gregorio Ferrera, Honduran insurrectionary leader, says rebel forces in the department of Intibuc; commanded by General Manuel D: tlas, have defeated government | troops coming from the northern | coast. | nother dispatch says it is con- firmed that Adolfo Fiallos, federal mmander in the town of Marcala, | | | evolted against the Tosta govern- ment and imprisoned all public em- ployes sympathizing with the gov- ernment, Federal forces sent to recapture the town of Graclas are declared to have gone over to the rebels. | Body Found | in Worcester Street| ster, Mass, Aug. o Po- ter investigation of the cir- cumstances surronnding the death Harry A. Gordon, whose body was found on a pile of paving stones near her home L con vinced that she of foul play The 1o how the w death beyond the « investigation ped as there was no discio that waie any it whe indicate at sl | injured the house in which fled aft her body on th The police to ad tahte of t - was fn- fured » fa Mr. Gordon was no 1 unti reveral 1 when r h N nee, r Towa Man Is Named For G. 0. P. Campaign Chic Joseph M. Ar house 1 publican ation gn among the dirt farmers of the country, Willlam M Butler, ¢ the republican | national Jeclared today Assisting 1 an in an wtional leador will take the wimp in 11 tural Adistricts These will include former Governor Frank @. Lowden of Iifinois, and ateg William E. Borsh of | the organization in addition to Mr. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, “The Old Oaken Bucket’ Harvey Firestone, Preside talk things over on President Coolidge's dad's farm in Plymouth, Vt. ont Coolidge, Henry Ford and 'l here autographing a sugar bucket which he presented ot Ford, STATE CAUCUSES ON FOR TONIGHT Principal Cies i Comn. Have | Political Gathering s 8 S NEGRD POTENTATE Are More Apt to Go Through Col- lege Than Girls, According 1o Tests Made by Experts, Aug 8 Are Washinzton, sotter ‘college risks' than girls port on the inteliigence of high| school senjors recelved by the inter tor department from the Massa- | chusetts board of education. , | New Statewide | yiop avery two hoys apt to fail for| caucuses in ns will tonight | praguation, the figures show three | pick the deleg to the republican |, jority of the cities the selection of elegates has little general signi- cance there being no state-wide con- tests for the nominations for state office, The chief conte watched with in this city and Bridgeport - | posing party factions are striving for | control. | In this city the elements opposed | to the party organization headed by | Col. 1saac M. Ullman will make a | determined effort to wrest control of | the party here from the organiza- | tion. The contest is a continuance | of one fought some months ago | when the anti-organization faction claimed a victory at the time of the selection of delegates to the epring state convention of the party. At| this time organization forces claimed that ward leaders were caught nap- | ping and’ prepared for the struggle which will have its culmination to- night. The so-called reorganization forces | are led by Clarence G. Willard, a sistant secretary of the republican state eentral committee and an ad- herent of State Chairman J. Henry Roraback. Among those prominent in the contest for the overthrow of which will be| st, are those in| where op- | Willard are ex-Governor Rollin Woodruff, former Lieut. Geovernor Dennis A. Blakeslee and J. Frederick Baker, clerk of the state scnate. Under the new rule of the party adopted at the last state convention, | the delegates to the state convention | will be picked in senatorial district conventions, rather than in a general clty convention so that there is a| likelihood that the delegation from | the city to the state convention may be divided between the two contend- ing forces. i In Bridgeport a contest will be a | three cornered affair with contests in all but two districts of the city, with interest centering in the ques- tion of ability of the organization | forces led by John T. King, long a | 1eader in Iairfield county republican | affairs, to control the city. A con- test for renemination for senator in| the 23rd senatorial district between torees orable to Senator Howard 8. Chall er and the King or or- ganization forces is a feature of to- night's caucus battle in the Par contending factions | and Bridgeport 1o | and contests in Efforts of the hoth in this city get out a huge vote o various voting districts are ex- evening's republican to prolong the Tn this city the ation challenged the names of hundreds of voters who were add- | od to the liste of those registe " the caucus and ma ere cut lats after a hearing Ant and Bee Life Books ‘Pi At shibited’ 7 The prohibited Loipsic authoritics the importation inte about ants and | SHOWER FOR MISS WENSCH ten- ' bride recelved many beantiful gifts. Miss Wunseh w11l beeotr e bride of William Litke on &ep LOUST.DURYEA | noted pigeon shot. | tunes were founded by Gen. Hiram zirls arc likely to lose their chance this fall. | e | (OMHITS SUICIDE Third of Family of ‘Zouave'|: Fame to End His Life 27.—Louis T.| Utlea, N. Y. Aug. of the Ma-| Duryen, 68, a resident | sonic home here, shot himself to| death Sunday, it was learned today. | New York, Aug. 27.—Louis T. Duryea is the third of his family to end his life since 1921, He was a| The family for-| Duryea of Duryea's Zouaves of the Civil war, who built up the Duryea | Jaundry starch business. | Gen. Duryea himself was shot and | Kkilled by his son Chester in 1914, Harry H, Duryea, another son of | Gen, Duryea Killed himself in his of- fice here in 1921, Mayor Frank W.| Duryen, formerly a broker, a nephew | of Gen. Duryea and a brother of Lonis Duryea, shot and killed him- in Presidio barracks, San Fran- was a finance office sel cisco,*where he in 1921, Walter Duryea, the third son of Gen. Duryea, lived for many years with a broken neck supported by a steel frame. He had injured his spine while diving from the dock at | the family home at Glen Cove, L. I Rushing Completion of New Trunk Line Sewer Work on the Belvidere trunk line sewer will be completed in time to connect the new state normal school before the opening of the fall term, the board of public works announced | today, and it will not be necessary | to do night work. Contractors handling the job have | doubled their working forces and keeping gangs on duty until 8 evening to speed up are clock in the the job. The | If you are a prompt pay of interest for all installments paid on the date due. Applications received privately at our office. SEE S FIRST—as it will save you interest money. ( WE ASSIST YOU EVERY EV Connecticut The FIDELITY FINANCE Corporation Professional Bldg. Room 109 FIDELITY FINANCE Corporation CONFIDENTIAL LOANS $50.00 to $300.00 Industrial Department under supervision of State Banking Department. ‘homas Ldison (left to right) | Coolidge is shown ANGRY AT LIBERIA Garvey Says Europeans Oppose His Scheme in Africa —Marcns Gar- New York, Apg self styled “his highness, the | Universal Negro v of the ssociation and provi- | general of Africa,” denounced the action of the Liber- government in _pr esenting a gtatement to the effect that it w opposed to the incendiary policy of the organization headed by Garvey. “Phe communication referred to is but the result of the machinations of a few unprincipled negro politi- clans in America and Liberia, who are opposed to the best interests of their race,” was Garvey's formal statement. president King of Liberia is ac-| cused In the statement of obeying| the “desires of England and France nst allowing wide-awake Amerl- can negroes to land on the African continent.” ! Garvey, organized the Universal Negro Improvement Association sev- eral vears ago, Its avowed object is expressed in the slogan of “Africa for Africans.” Tho conventions of the organizatfon fn Harlem - have | been marked by much oratory, lavish display of colors and sonorous titles | assumed by the officers. | Garvey has advocated not only the regaining of the entire continent of | Afroica for the black man, but re- cently promulgated the tenets of A new faith in which he described God and Christ as black and satan and his imps as white. He was sentenced to five years in Leavenwonth prison and fined $1,000 in federad court here on June 21,| 1923 after conviction on a char potentate Improvement stonal presiden B s PLAINVILLE HOME SITES | RESIDENTIAL S 10N AREFULLY RESTRICTED. ALL CONVENIENCES, CLOSE TO TROLLEY LINE, PRICES RIGHI—TERMS, The John Cooke Co. §| Real Estate and Insurance Plainville. John J. Tarrant Funeral Director amd Embalmer 281 . MAIN ST, Tel. 221-12 Upholstery and Repairing Residence 153 Jubilee, Tel, 1451-2 er, we have a lower rate BY BEING OPEN ENING 79 87 West Main St. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1024, ¥ ' 1 ) having filed a fraudulent income tax veturn and is under additional bail of $2,500 awailing trial on this charge I County haste watrimonisl map. Col, Franklin P, Haller, registrar of wills and clerk of the erphan's vourt, issued instructions forbidding magistrates, il w vesh Chinese War Is Reported From Outlying Provinces, By The Amoclated Pr Pao, a leading vernaculs [ " 1 governor of Kiangsu provinee, and G of Ch near here, h t rond between Shanghai and Nanke | e—— {FrankE. Goodwin investors in the Star Steagnship line, of whieh he was president. He was released from he tombs in $15,000 bail on Septems ser 9, 1923, pending the deeision of R — e e — CINDERS 79 WE! e ——— pails to defraud stock of the Black was Indicted last aceused of is appgal gain on HARTFORD We Have These Trunk Telephone Lines Patrons in Windsor call 300 Patrons in New Hritain call 8500 Patrons in Glastonbury call 200, "Vatrons in Manchester call 1500, Yavadise of Cupid Ended hy New Order Pa., A H Delaware others wishing to mirey In removed from the Me was today Justices of the Peace nd aldermen from taking the affi- avits necessary for the issuance of a arriage unless one member the eouple muking application all be a resident county, ANOTHER OUTBREAK, lcense the e Shun | newspaper | ecoived a dispatch toduy reporting n outbrenk of warfare between the orces of Chi Shieh Yuan, military Shanghal, Aug. ¢ 1 Lu Yung-Hsiang, Tuchun oflang provinee, The outbreak occurred at Quinsan, on the line of the Shan, hal-Nanking rallway, As a result ¢ he armed clash, traffic on the rail ng has been Interrupted. —— ey REG.US, PAT.OFF. 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Tlie AEROBELL can be used almst indefinitely without any attention heing given to the lubrication of any of the parts. -1t is recommended, however, that the oil in the gear box under the tub he changed ap- proximately every three years, The wringer gear box should be re- packed with heavy grease at about the same interval, CROWLEY BROS. IN PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs, —TEL, 201 ERRAGES TORENT FRANKLIN SQUARE FILLING STATION Displayed on Sixth Floor, CENTRALLY LOCATED 2-Family House For Sale, 13 Rooms. Nice Lot, Goo:} Locatian. For Particulars See H. D. HUMPHREY When In Hartford Dine With | U Two family house for sale on South Main Street in [OBSTERS, CRAB MEAT, SHRIMPS, OYSTERS, STEAMING CLAMS Honiss Oyster | House Co. | very good location with a large®lot over 200 feet deep, Price is reasonable for a two family house with all im- provements. Money to Joan on first and second mortgages. , Camp Real Estate Co. 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