New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN ThMPLETON OBJECTS Suys He Is Not In Favor of Having SIVES C0-HORKER DL (L W York Laborer Risks Life : llmlfir Impending Slide ~ Lianon s 18 a8 to the NEW YEARS i 'CARDS ;w*V%EV that and the south } Pirpese drad of a ile I desire to do every. o world fc the World War, 1 feel that many davs through- Avmistice Day Regarded As Loegal Holiday A\ Deg (==Governc n reply sent him by Con A. Jolnson of former’s opinfon on | on, Day a legal holi- favor the north £ day in th »r the &, glorious THE DICKINSON| DRUG CO., 169-171 Main St. r the men who ming to have so tr con seriously to in- ourse of husine pend our natlonal re with th S8 which must rity. T know At mar : of service me a gr WOODING PERMIT STANDS AS 0.1, W Coats, Suits, | Dresses i mien's and Mise Accede (o Council Request f public works, at d to recc il that ~ MIDDLE WEST 13 $54.95 MHNH Efl]fl Wi - e G Coats orney George LeWitt, trom Pine tree sh Cherry strect mme the ts throu esult of cou Fur Coats — © decislon of cil to have the Tero Weather $229, 75 Tan Caracul —T $129.75 RSFALLS \4~ulum Strec‘ Hartford. our kind” €d nd to the common coun- at the permit be granted and was Short adopted, @ a remons! the com ction. ed by about the permit ecause of the be incurred as HO 955998 followed S:.IBERTS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM L BOY'S FAVOR ITE DRINK THE testion then Does the ESEIBERT & SON 437 PARK ST PHONE 1720 NIAKE SURE 118 SEIENTS. READ THE HERALD (LASSIFIED 3 Christmas Festival of Vega Society Tonight ADS FOR YOUR WANTS : ¢ f ] i ¢ ACID N STONACH SOURS THE FOOC ts ‘of third my Prosecuting Attorney Sets 12 Leaders Free Dawson City Reports 21 Degrees Below Zero Bishop Boneo Wiil Now Comply With Formality DAILY HERALD, o e - e e e s S 2 T this is the fecl- | Public Works Board Refuses o ppli- |, $34. 95 Far West Already in Grip ol L SATURDAY, DECEMBER- 27, 1924 death was that the boy's mnmmnon[ was weakened by a eontinual round | of lite night coupled | with strenfiol at a Chicago “William Ie(t Dartmouth u-m:a| ter the business college ta l)l‘ f for the landling of his own | Mr. 8 rd satd, “He was 1 away from homo every morns )k and never got or three SHEPHERD T0 BF 1 CLOSPLY QUIZZED His Interest in Typhoid G Being Probed jal afairs, Ll N lours business ¢ i EIIS ing before 8 o'c! to hed before Velock every Tt was a dance or a card party, or something | night.,” | one, two morning 3} and DOCKET the So8e SHORT CALLNDAR Brita listed on dar day 1 at 2 o'clock y typhoid Ago at awaited” sliep- Albuquer- “# 1notic puestion 1 1 s follows: | aeal P'en Company |, inst Laura ¥ 11, order of l‘f:'\:"l George W, Klett for plain- ,,]“1 Riley against Patrick | " ptance of supplemental | Joseph G | Donald the 8hepherd home, lof Woun herd's Way from Mexico Attorn particalarly regarding of 1% T, Breldigan of Battle ekl clinienl rou thie search lut s here due, New State (de)ie: Jo Tiley, ace rtoof committed for <the plaintiff, for the defendant; Charles v wished to ¢ him state- local sveh repe W Gi Wi ments tine ¢ Th malli Levine, on motior dissolve - | Willlam M. Greenstein for |5 neif, ¢ & Nair for the de- | N6 Hartman Purniture Carpet |dtate: wzainst Louis Cominik and (W88 lgment, A. W. Upson for the [n0on 1. I Rachlin for the John Skritulsky against M. and othe motion to strike I soph G. Woods for the plain- | the f 1iff, William M. Greenstein and A, C. |trem Daldwin for the defendant; Victoria | more | Marcora against Peter Simonian and | mail "others, demurrer, Henry Nowickl for the plaintiff, B. I Gafiney for the defendant; Stanley Works against Ernest Middleton, judgment, Kirk- ham, Cooper, Hungerford & Camp for the plaintiff, G v, Davis & |plece. Keefe for the detendant: N. E. Mag | pack: N s Ine, ‘nmhfl Bartholomew | been J Ldward A. Mag | mail —r 3 ) John Majewski | from John Slivis, judgment and |23 a mages, Thomas F. Me-| As for the plaintiff, Michael A. | increi * the defendant: Walter W, nst Leo Tletcher, plaiding | 40 endant, Willlam F. Mangan | amou the plaintiff; Maurice nst Charles Gansasky, William M, Greensteln for plaintift; Maurice Rabb against Mary Carison, judgment, Wil- liam M. @reenstein for the plaina tiff; Adele Freihelt against Bertha Steinke and others, ding by de- fendant, Miehael A, Sexton for the ff, Willlam M., Greenstein for jetendant, against ratori o told af labaratory of visits in 1919 fo 1) Mr in bactc typhoid 8hepherd, who expressed interest ith i liscussed germs with him Germs In Body. f MeClintock | tinues typhoid g letermined th Further reports of the cath Wolft nation cording to be made En route Shepherd to Chicago night, in Kansas City, declared “mever had seen a typheid germ,” 14 Lie had come to the st in th [ emp inm resulted from efforts of clatives 1 in the bequests, statement was ntire Atlon, distant t been cause they had i assiste HEAIDSE time Gorman at the same publi ant Statc's at possibili- | uding that of 1 improper t to hasten or stigating ¢ o 1ot exc ar for P the ate giv- of Mc failed to elicit ar of those posaibilities ages; (figu! of Dr. Rupert St certific: canes as the cent class cent assstant stat . lisclosed, how- utor said, that when callel November to be s 1 the noss Dr possi! REDS WANT CLYMER 3altimore, Dec. 27. — Concorning he report from Cincinnati that the| Reds wanted “Bill" Clymer of | Wilkes Barre, D timore clean e he sremed ve ymptoms. of days | Letters Are Shown. ert R partner vesterday submitte McCl it typhoid i ater, naging owner of the Bal rnationals, sald ‘today | ouid not gtand in Clymer's | 4 get a better contract | tional leagus club. Cly- mer has been coach of the Orloles for three yecars, Stoll, law of 1 from yc intock way if } T hich dre \\w] thiem {n affectionate terms, His last words br ath were of to Mrs. Shep- “mothep,” the from the fore his d 8\ Then o Really §~ (iood (00h wants tomake a Really friend of the o instigatea not expect tock dfed of typ: 1 develop fror reacl Am train show 1 for tre tonsils remo | i /ama/zad reliable akers o ” hocolalr REMIUM NO.T) my Shepherd's St { By all means th most satisfactor; chocolate for cook ing or drinking. 'i’é.a ‘B aker& Co.Ltd. SHED 1780 d not! atio ing in To cause Mr loved him as vlhole thing Mentreal Can. [LIPTS SENTTRET Shepl the real cause oung McClintock ; CAPITOL THEATER DEC. 29-30-31 40P, C. or Over Jump in Nearly more package for everyone never before in the history of the Jacob | Christmas scason. scctions of the country, night tha rush started and has con- incoming mail from other cities and | office, office. cancellations ot first class jnail, the |amount of Rabb [an equally.as great increase in the Judg- [ number of outgolng uninsured pack- crease of 40 per cent in the incom- ing paresls; an increase of €0 per Postmaster Erwin says it is im- figures. tle Want Ad will quickly bring you Pa, as coach, Jack |a tenant, i b e o AU Bt ALY USRS b o A Oakland Club Gives | Five Players Release §t. Louls, Dec. 27.—Arthur Des Plans for the Augmentation of Wa- | |apey, right hand pitcher; Pote Fowe ler, southpaw and Joe Bratcher, oute fielder, agg three of the five baseball players sed outright to the Oake lund club of the Pacific league in r turn for the veteran southpaw, Dus. ter Mails, Secretary Clarence Loyd of the St. Louls Cardinals announced yesterday, The other players, who wlll he sent west in completion of the deal, probably will not be named until Cardibals are in training in Callf, el Australians Winners ST OFFIGE HITS EW HIGH RECORD ter Supply of a Dozen Massachu- sotts Town are Under Consideration Dee. —Plans for the the water supply of a dozen Mussachusetts towns and el now facing a serious short- as shown by a survey of condi- ons in the state, are under the | cons tion of the authoritles of | the and citles aff\cted, In Pea- | the body, Leominster and Millbury, offl- | Stockton, s have found it necess to add! nal temporary sources of 8tp- | while Brookline and Newton ot already drawn on the Boston In Cricket Matches etropolitan system. Locul officials| Sydney, N. 8. Wi, Dec are also con§dering plane to aug-(tralla wou the initial cr ment the water supply of several |match from the English tourig towns Lear Boston, team by 193 runs, When Austraa The Wachusett reservolr of thelclosed its final inning yesterday it nwiropolitan system, the Boston wa- | had a lead of 604 runs, and England ter supply, has reacbed a new low in its last inning scored 411, level, having fallen 16 feet since last| The match lusted seven days. June, In that time the supply has| e decreascd 66,852,000,000 gallons '°KH0usc Of David Has 47,149,000,000, No water famine| faces the clty {taelf, however, since Lease on New Colony. Traverse City, Mich., Deo, 27— it is calculated it would take three| years to exhaust this great reservoir, | The house of David, a religious cuit, - with headquarters at Benton Har- o q bor, Bas obtained a lease for 30 EXTRA DIVIDEND | vears of a 240.acre farm in Grand Akron, Ohlo, Dec. 27.—A #iX per Traverse peninsula, to be used me & cent extra dividend on common stock | symmer colony. has been declared by the General | Tire and Rubber Company, William | BE. O'Neil, president and general | manager announced today. | | Boston, | augmentation of | All Branches s of the employes at the in post office dur ough pused throngh the W ow 3 | & the holi- | rush, so that thére = one or|° the ac- inhabitants in this city, 3 to a statement mude ing by Postmaster Herdort n. The exact figurey are not of ble but the postmaster sald that been this department has .a rueh as there thers was e propaganda referring to early ng was not successful in ma, s including Britain, Postmaster Erwin | d that the New Britain office entirely cleaned up by Sunday waiting for the rush. Bunday d ever since. On Monday, the first class local mailing was ex- ely heavy. By Monday night than ‘90,000 pieces of first clase were cancelled at the local | Tuesday was the hea . iest da he history of the New Rritain In addition to the 100,000 About 20 per cent of the dents at the University of Washing« ton support themselves. She Threw Away » Calomel and took Beecham’s Pills “I felt so miserable,”” eaid the young woman cashier in a fashionable New Jersey hotel. *‘A friend suggested cal< omel and I was about to take it. “‘Another friend noticed the calomelon my desk and cautioned me against it. She said her sister took calomel and ate some fruit and the combination ‘salivated’ her —loosened some of her teeth and made her very sick. “'Fearing that my stomach might beinan acvfinondmon 1 bought nifie box of Peecham’s Pills and took a dose. The nextday I felt fine and I haven’t needed anything during the three weeks since. Beecham’s Pills oyes handled thousands of s of incoming cards, letters and ages. Since Monday thers has | a heavy stream of incoming and even today letters posted out of town on December 22, nd 24 are still being receive against last year, there was an age of 16 per cent in the money orders handled; increase in the per cent unt of outgolng insured parcels; a large increase in stamp sales res are not available); an in- ‘1 wouldn't take anything but Beecham's ngw. Some of the other girls here take Beecham’s and all say they are wonderful.” At all druggists — 25¢- 50c. in the increase of incoming fjrst mail; an increase pf 40 per in the outgoing first class mail. ble to secure exact and accurate The rush is expected to be ed up today and tomortow. you have a room to rent, a lit- SAVINGS BANK of NEW BRITAIN A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Established 1862 Assets - $16,900,000 Surplus $1,000,000 NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS The regular dividend of 2!4% and an extra dividend of 14 of 19, from the earmngs of the current six months have been declared by the Directors, to be credited to depositors’ accounts, January 1, 1925. Everyone is urged to deposit regularly to a savings account. You are invited to deposit at this bank. All who do can be assured of fair and considerate treatment. Remember that Depositors in this Bank are the only sharers in the net earnings of their deposits. Bank is open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturdays from 9 A. M. to 12 M. DMonday Eves., from 7 to 8:30