New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 10

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A NOTES| i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1024 LONG L IS DEAD ~'Former Chiel Justice of State Supreme Gount tford tieut Hed at ATter ool Nov 3, Samuel rmor ehief justice of the court of er- his hotie here yoster- a long fliness, Prentice was born 0, supremc ftor L 8. 1850 in North Stonington Chester Prenticc le at North vieh Irec graduated in 1 1 at Ya Law &chool two ye g at the Hopking in New Haven while schoo! sSmith (Crary) Prentice public schools o academy where . He was and from s later. grammar attend- in 1873 © Made Judge in 1889 graduatio entered the { Chamberlain, Hull and and in 1876 ship with the late "his partnership con- is tc v:rv\ expl ppointed for cight years crnor Coc ym Octoher 1881 to October Ite- committees, was chairn: ) town was a delegate stat conventions elerk of tion er of the state | mittee 1 and he resigned in from its Tustructor at Yale pleading in in 1896 1 1961 to ed, He was from from 1852 ofth at year ve secr as on officer of egiment, ( He { the Hartford T library tering the legal age limit Member of Many Olubs club of FEvening club tv of Colonial cticut Historfeal Asyium Hill Con- of w \ he was he was on mis- Gra committe Anna Coombe [ost, lied recently. Funeral Wednesday held at the regntiona < Wednesday afternoon tor. v. W H. viees Hi orary hearers wi Baldwin of Tustice orge W ice John zeport w Haven, James I' ol W. Jacohs, dward M. Day Archibald A * Reach and Mor all of Hartford HOSPITAT BURNED e N tal w £ht hy a wind, inknown Flks' District Deputy Coming Thursday Night f Roeckyille dis xalted ruler, w t to Britain . 0. EIks at the nest T New inteed *’m [ S = Quality made Certain- Satisfaction guaran ibuted City Coal & Wood Co. 141-119 MAIN 87 NEW BRITAIN ts chairman | ary to SIMIEL PRENTIE, INES AGAN 1S | vrces i e e MONDAY, KDKA cstinghouse — PEAGEFUL CTY (W Few Troops on Duly-Rigid ..., . Pl‘Obe Ulldel' way Iittsburgh chestra, Noy Athletic assoclation 7:30 p. m, - hody's Business.” 7 Stockman r Niles, Ohio, $.—With peace } } ¥ 140 p. m and order restored military, | county and city officlals today turned their attention to fixing the respon- sibility for Saturday's rioting be- the Ku Klux Klan and the inti-klansmen, which oceurred while Klansmen were preparing to parade. | T'ho list of known wounded as the result of skirmishes remalned at 13, Only a comparative few national guardsmen remained on duty. Most Major General Benson W. Hough, in charge of the cily, pro- admed under qualified martial law by Governor Donahey after rioting wegan, sald would be home in time to cast their ballots in tomorrow's ‘VA.“'UM\. ¥ | Investigation into the rioting was ! started by military authorities after + conference between eneral | Mough, Mayor H. C. Kistler, Sheriff J. E. Thomas and Prosecuting At rney H. . Burgess, tinued ay. Chief of Police liounds said planned to Ewear out Warrants ore Mayor Kistler tomorrow, but to say how many. | ¥ sts were made yester- most of them on charges of in- ile se 1 to be here, produce markets 8 p. m~—"The Place Scout Work in the An muni . s m. B p. m §:45 p. mo—Ar of the twee Talk on *'Pe Wes e band; String Linsemble with ha chestra; ) ¢ theas, Quar Bton recast am continued *hicago.) 3 p. m jal and final markets, 6:35 T m.—Children's me Dinner coneert I'hitharmonic by estinghous Trio. Ma report Pedtime One Minute aled weapor were jardsmen rou civil courts, although the nder qualificd martial law and mii- orities are in il authoritie explaining that atio 1 Conferer First in Modern tary ant suprems ) poom lrason of commani stil anctionin Anyone atte are American Kian or Soprano 1 wit His princ , Gerena effort, of I'rio, ington time pa however, i3 to honic evid oting o 85 the lo partici- case ither reports. Musical progran Danc Sl i orch W7 an Hall — Ne |Supreme Regent to Vi | Royal Arcanum Nov. 14 ting of Royal Arcan 1, there will b ament and mem! from Hartford, m a sct rs will Bristol ot Journa -“Iconomics.” Address by t York. ne pay the Gove ouncil an official visit AUTO HITS BOY CYCLIST from a Britain it of being Burritt street, is flering broken ankle at the New General hospital as a struck while riding his North Burritt street yester operated by Wa of 163 Church street, According to the report of the acc dent received by the police | struck the boy as he was turning his the street, Popular so Jacques Gr automobile e 5 Schoo! of Chiropractic Davenport, Iowa.) the auto bicyele around on School Dramatic | Feed your Hair ........ | Bear-Grease ANOLD INDIAN REMEDY Did you ever see a bald headed Indian? Bear Grease was the hair dressing of N A Indians and our forefath g, heaithy ha h is pure Bear growth by feeding the roots ofthe hair. 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Marie” 9:1% p. m.—Tenor., 9:30 p. m.—Bert Brothers. 9:45 p. m.~—Terrace club orches- talk for|ira and entertainers. 10 p. m.——H s 10:30 p. m.—Tgrrace ¢ tra and entertainers, | e Y | WAN +'s State Theater Rldg York City.) | 6:20 to 7:20 p. m.—-Huston Ray's Talk. | archestra. | 8 p.om fance $:30 p.om of Hot: Ol 845 9 p. m.—Littmann's Employes’ or-| estra. 4:30 p. m.-~Fvening bulletin cur-| rent news, i 937 p. mo—Dan Gregory's Crys-§ tal I’alace orchestra. | p. m.—Jack Shack midni Interview Sherman, star of Sam Lannin's Roseland | orchestra | Talk “Th Scalp Treatment.” p. m.--Kiwanis club boy's| on Value | with Lowell ‘High Stak i 1 to 12:45 a. m.—-Lou Gold's WHAZ sclaer Polytechnic Institute — I'ro; X.) by planist, | violinist and reader, 180 p.m Popular dance music Anthony J. Flush and his Seren- assisted by pianist and bari- WTAM Storag> Pattery and.) o — | | ~Dinner dance Iip Spitainy's dance or- 10:30 p. m. to 1 a. m.--Dance p gram by Philip Spitainy’s dance or- Lopez Hotel of the day's Musieal program nusie, Vineent | ‘.,‘ Jance orchesira. wsn Atlanta, Ga Uanta Community Concert wex Prase - Dietrof Dinner conerst Musical progran WNAC -1 Stores- Boston.) Chitdren.'s half hour of w and mus 5 p. m—-WNAC dinner Talk —*Votin JOHN T. 3 KILLED WHEN Fatal Grade Crossing Crash at {pont, 60, of Farnham, Quebec, and her son, E. Dupont, 30, of Montreal, were killed and two other persons Jwere injured, one of them seriously, in a railroad crosslig accldent at the St Hubert statio from Montreal yesterday. automobile in which they were driv- ing stalled on the tracks and was hit |by the train and by another nuto- —Schenectady, Imobile from the rear éimultancous- Iy, suffering from a possible fracture of | the skull, and a fractured right Ieg. Miss caped with sllght woman, learned, who was in the sccond car, was cut by brok $ p. m.—Teanme of dav's sport. - Stamford Boy Kills | |gtea in the and iterday morning from a bullet wound | Qver 17 Million Jars Used Ye. 1p." lin the abdomen received while play- ing with {of this place shooting with a rifle at a target Sat urday thinking the giun was ub orches- Dointed it at the smaller fired. 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