New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1924, Page 11

4 HOLD FATHER FOR KIDMAPPING $0 * Mothe's Habeas Corpus Result n Survender of Boy New York, Oct. 31.—~Franklin J. Roshek, 14 years old, who was re- « ported kidnapped on September 23 and for whom the potice conducted an unsuccessful séarch, was in the supreme court having been produc- ed by his father, Francls Herman Roshek, a manufactirer, in obedi- ence to a writ of habeas corpus sworn out by Mrs. Marle G. Roshek, the boy's mother, Franklin returned to New York last week and Mrs. Roshek charges that her husband kidnapped their son, sending bim to Washington and refusing to reveal his whereabouts. The habeas corpus proceeding has brought to light the extent of the domestic differences that have exist- ed between Mr. and Mrs. Roshek. Today when Mr. Roshek came to _ court, he was served with a sum- mons and complaint in a separation suit brought by Mrs. Roshek, who bases her action on charges of cruelty. On the other hénd announcement was made that Mr. Roshek has brought a suit against Glibert A. Leonard, a hotel clerk, who, he charges alienated ,the affections ot Mrs. Roshek. ™1,500.000 Hookworm Cures Are Reported Washingtan, Oct. 31.—A few hun- dred dollars and 30 dogs at the dis- position of a government scientist , have resulted in an enormous return to humanity, the department of agri- * culture stated today in an announce- ment that about 1,600,000 persons have been successfully treated for “ hook worm disease since the discov- ery about three years ago by Dr. Maurice M. Hall of the bureau of. animal industry, of the usefulif€ss of _ carbon tetrachlorida. The sclentist's [Anvestigations originally had for | thelp”object the improvement in health of domestic antmals. There is enough galt in the ocean _to cover 700,000 square -miles of land to the depth of.one mile. KK Do Nct Guess ‘| About Your Eyes Have them examined. 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Sul- |livan, Mary O'Dell, Martha Schwartz, Mrs, Norman Unwin and Mrs, B, Brotherton, Girls Act as Bearers « At Funeral of Friend Young women acted as flower hearers and pall bearers this morn« ing at funeral services for Miss Cath- erine E. Smith. The services were held at 8:30 o'clock from the home at 467 Park street, and at 9 o’clock was in 8t. Mary's cemetery. Rev. Thomas J. Laden was cele- brant of the solemn high mass of requiem at the church of t. John the Evangellst, Rev. Patrick Daly, pastor of 8t. Joseph's church, was deacon, and Rev. E. V. Grikis, pas- tor of St. Andrew’s church was sub- deacon. James D, Donahue sang, “Jesuit,” during the mass and as the body was being taken from the church, Mrs. M. T. Crean sang “Some Sweet Day." The flower bearers were Misses |Bernice Krah, Catherine Forsytn and Mabel Bloomquist, and the pah Olson. will address an open air Trally to- night at 8 o'clock at Paradise park, North streets. First Selectman Michael T. Kerwin will preside, The rally is the first held in the |sixth ward during the campaign. ook Fourth Murder Verdict quarter session court before Judge Harry MeDevitt yesterday returned its fourth first degree murder ver- dict in four weeks when it founa (Willlam Fisher guilty of slaying his wife last March while they wére walking along the stieet. Fisher la- ter attempted suicide. Sentence was deferred, pendivg argument for a new trial, I’AO.\'EQI{ ‘a0ES TO STAMFORD, cepted an invitation to be the speaker at ‘a rally to Be held Sun- day evening in Stpmford in the in- terest of Democratic candidates for office. Mayor A. N. Phillips, Jr., rally. you need no other breakfast foods and from St. Mary's church, Interment bearers were Misses Mary Peters, | Margaret Getting, Agnes Forsyth, | Mabel Cook, Ruth Begley and Anna | ' B | DEMOCRATS TO HAVE RALLY Democratic candidates for office | inear the intersection of Elm and | In Phila. in a Month | Phitadclphia, Oct. 81.—A jury in | Mayor A. M. 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The desire on the part of the government to remain in office a few days, Jonger is due to the necessity of clearing up departmental busi- pness, Meanwhile, Mr.' MacDonald will spend his last week-end for a Pair Pair Pair .. 78 WEST MAIN ST. of Btamford is in charge of the | Quick Co':)king Oats Buckwleat Pancake Flour and GOLD MEDAL FLOUR tra charge for this added con- venience, N Exceptional Values in WOMEN'S COATS Luxuriant Coats fashioned of soft {abrics with generous collars and cuffs of fine quality furs, $24.98 ... $29.98 Mi{%@m STORE 413 MAIN STREET (Open Evenings) ¥ Sooner Or Later A Friend Will PassBy That's what the French say about the Cafe de la Paix. No matter what corner of the world you come from you can sit at one of the quaint tables and sooner or later see a friend walk along the boulevard. This year many stylish women will walk by in these smart gore pumps. 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Another Mceting Tuesdsy Another cabinet meeting s set for Tuesday but, it s understood, the members have left the prime min- Ister free to decide upon their res. | Ignation before then if he so desires, One of the most important mat- ters dlscussed at the meeting today was the alleged Zinovieft letter, It | is belleved that one of the chief | reasons for ‘the decision fo hold in ! abeyance the ' resignations of the! cabinet members is the desire to | carry ont Mr. MacDonald's prnmlni to Investigate to the bottom the in. | cldent of the alleged Russlan latter | and .the subsequent British . and* Russian exchange of protests, King Returns Monday | Meantime, it is learned that the | king will return to London from | Sandringham next Monday presum- ably to be on hand should the neces- sity arise for his receiving Mr, Mac- | Donald. Later, an officlal communique was issued announcing that the eab. | fnet had appointed a committee to | examine the question of the authen- ticity of the Zinovleft letter. | Opposite Burritt Hotel BIG ALTERATIONS | During the alterations we will place on sale every article in the house at pig reductions—Come early and select one of the big values—the reductions run fro 10 to 409, off. 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