New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1925, Page 14

[ tions also were advocated | In his reference to the divorce ] o |laws, Governor FPothier sald in | part Q y “Divorce for certain causes has ‘ | long been granted in “this state. b These causes have got been altered Sregpp—— Neither have procedure. In recent the discovery that for many years . Discagses Finance, ~ Divorce v’ ever, ron-reside The with which had is an inc 1 incentive legit!- divorees procedural mate pri Providence, R. 1, Jan. 6.—Prompt passage of emergency approp measures to correct th Isting in Rhode Island se adlock in the last legislature wh Prevented transa o ness was urged by G J. Pothier today in ) Iress to tho new g Ihe governor askel remedlal legislat sible & rec tion. now e lishones cases gen- 18 needed s want or are state bus Huary ltigation n A:xl RS the gaur f the court anc In divoree aid prot s for oree cases rom the how to with meritorious cas st ones. X X X it evidence in this time adoption of n der promp! eration of the state, ani ! given ourt, for fa and without commonwealth, said, assen adoptio tlon bills for tions contra partments d at present fallure of t to adopt Wlle. T1 state are for wages work performed a and merchand matter o causes hon- nown oo rs of the bar he bring- that, in emergency be immes Financial Mcasures. “Then the ge give e 500N a8 POss Jegislation as from ition of n 1 disruption of averted, ral assembly sh over a : to fulfil yward mar- IRON WORKER INJURED serlin Construction Co. Employe Has Governor Tot that the stitutiona property qua. ished a. elective posed the appoint t Fractured Nose and Jaw and Pos- committees t tlonment a house of represent that legi create an e and a motor pa! sible Fracture of Skull, r street, an yee of the Berlin Cor ction the new addition at el & Bearings Tnc., njuries y investiga of the attorn also was r sheriffs by the peopls counties instead of* b ture as at present, ref procedure and divores sion for ahsentee votin creased ald to educationa StolL en he fell f listance of be ie suffered a taken to s at- on is regarde gh his condi Bodwell Realty Co. Declares Dividend Maybe it was Ali Baba and his Forty Thicves who stole the last lines from the forty limericks which the Herald is going to priunt. Anyway, the lines are gone. And we want them' back. Will you help us get them— and take a chance on winning a suitable reward? it times were taking | ntive to | » DAILY HERALD, BRISTOL MEN FACE ROCKWELL ACTION CHARGEOF MURDER| IN'SUPREME COURT (contnued Tom e Ee) - priels and Motions Submitted in Pamphlet Form Today NEW BRITAIN day questioning. Just before the men { were taken away, Chief' "of Police Lirnest T. Belden had thelr supper rought in, and the silent meal wae caten In the police locker room. ’ None of thg men had light appetites, Briefs and motions of both plain- It was obstrved, despite the tragic ;ift and defendant in the suit of events of the night before. Albert ¥, Rockwell against the New As the men filed out of the police Departure Co. of Bristol, were sub- station, a bystander remarked, “that pitted to the supreme court {n pam- at leaet one of these men will never phjet ‘form this morning at the see Bristol again.” This rémark caus- opening of the court and declsion three of the men to look up sharply il be made shortly as to whather ind an expression of fear appeared or not the case will be re-argued, on their es. Without any ado, the Rockwell, as president of the prisof were bundled into the car manufacturing concern, assigned to fand were hurried away, to appear (he tactory a number of patents un- here again on January 18 for further der a contract for royalties. He hearing. left the presidency of the conecern Members of the local Italian col-'jn 1917 and payments stopped at ony were deeply depreased last night that time, by the slashing and shooting of Sun.|, +The importance of the decision lay night. Small groups gathered to liscuss the events and many sought admittance to the autopsy room. Tottore had many frlends who ex- ] ed their regret last night over ls untimely end. He had been con- sidered an industrious man and for al years had worked at the | ol Brass corporation, later go- | to the New Departure Mfg. Co. | | | ngements for the funeral have not been completed. MADE OWN NOOSE HOURS | BEFORE HANGING SELF Charles B, Freeman Prepared Rope at Night and Ended Life in Morning. Charles B. Freeman, whose death ! in Westield was reported in last night's Herald, committed suicide by hanging himself in his barn, it was learned today. Before retiring Sunday night, he rigged up a noos¢ and made all preparations, and then went to bed as usual He rosc about 4 o'clogk in the morn- ng, crept out 'of the house to the barn, and hanged himself in his previously arranged device. His body was found in the morning by uembers of his family. I'or some time past Freeman had been in il health and a short while 1z0 he visited a doctor fn Hartford. it is not known what he learned there, but he brooded over it, his pondency being ancial reverses. tormerly in charge of the labor bu- reau at the Stanley Rule and Level plant in this city. He leaves his vite; one son, Charles B. Freeman, and his mother, Mrs. Dora Free- Funeral services will be held from his 1 ome in Westfield at 2 cloc rsday afternoon, Rev, Frank F. German officiating. ent will be in Miner ceme- | 1d. increased by Freeman - was TAX RATE HERE LOW. In a group of 49 citles in the United Sta whose population 2 bet en 50,000 and 100,000, fourth Jowest tax adjusted tax prop ¢ board of assess- per thou- d only by Littie Roc 7.10, Holyoke, Ma ), and Wheeling, West with $21.04, P'APLR COMPANY SUES of this city has been a suit for $400 Paper Co., of intiff claiming the lefendant owes it $342.45. Consta- {ble Fred Winkle has garnisheed money to the extent of $500 in the hands of the New Britain Invest- nt Co. The writ was issued by tz & Schatz of Hartford and is sle fn the court of common Siegal TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925, of this court \s very great to both |8 enlitled to royalties between 19, parties,” says Mr. Robinson of counsel for the New Departure Co. in his conclusion. “The amount in- volved in continuing royalties after March 1, 1017, Is bellaved to be at least $500,000, In a way, the all- important issue has never from the defendant's side been presented to thic court. Whetlier justitied or not in the belief that it wa# not properly before thls court, in view of the findings favorable to the defendant and now reversed by this court, it is respectfully submitted that the questions as to the termination of the royalty-paying period and as to the term of the labllity respecting domestic royalties have sufficient merit and the consequences to all |suddenly at her home last evening parties involved are of such mo- labout 7 o'glock. Bhortly before 7 meht that in the Interests of justice | o'clock, Sergeant Matthias Rival re- a reargument should be granted.” celved a telephone call ' from The factory asks a re-argumen! Marlon Thomas. of 64 Maple street to reduce the royalty payments sayl at g woman_ was lylng on while Rockwell claims an agditional the veranda at 24 Maple street, ap- $100,000 due him. In a superior 'parently sick. 8 court actlon, Rockwell was ordered Policeman Michael' Brophy and to pay back a royalty given him on | Patrick J. O'Mara 'were sent to the a bearing between 1911 and 1914. | scene in.the police ambulance and The decision was reversed in su- [they found Mrs. Winnacott allve but preme court. Rockwell declares he he wa and asks a re-argument to prove his case. The factory alleges he is entitled to none and asks permigsion to re-argue. STRICKEN ON STREET, WOMAN DIES SUDDINLY Mrs. Emma Winnacott of Whiting Street, Takon Home, Succumbs to Attack of Cercbral Hemorrbage Mrs. Emma Winnacott, age 69 years, of 101 Whiting street, dled Himself To know a man for what he is, go inside his home. Judge the furnishings, their colors, the pictures on his walls. See if a musical instrument is there; note the kind of music he likes. 'Notice magazines and newspa- pers, books most worn. Look into dining room, kitch- en, bedroom, nursery. It may be his wife has selected § -all you see. Judge the man by the wife he chose. In every case where the home is in excellent taste, advertised products are there. They have to be. Only tlie best—all the best—is advertised. Men want advey- e o ® tised goods because they express the best. Men with foresight, whe save, read advertise- . ments. They buy advertised goods. Do you? Do not exchange good money for anything less than advertised goods OVER 11,000 HERAL \ DISTRIBUTED DAILY \ THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An Audited Circulation ¢ first Tusday of February. A limerick a day will be printed in the Herald, starting Monday, January 12, and to the person who sends in the best last line we will give a prize. Watch for full announce- ment and first limerick on Monday, January 12 The Limerick Editor, Herald should be on every answer sent in. $1 will he awarded by the judge, and 10 o'clock the morning after the Limerick appears in the Herald, will be the closing time. Be sure and have your name and address on the answer. The contest starts January 12 — Monday, and is free for all Modern | AMERICAN- | JAPANESE JIU JITSU 5% | EXPERTS 72/ 1\ LOCAL UNJON in1.q NO2313 | W A J You LKE Tas P TS WE CALL 77N FUJIYAMA FLAP Jap Methods BY J. P. McEVOY wey 2 LeT e out OF THiS £ UNTIE ME , Wit You UIKE THIB You MAKE YOUR DISTINGUISHED GPPONENT| MOST DISTRESSFUL . AND NOW I MUST GO, IT IS 5 0CLOCk, QUITTING TIME JIU JITSU LOCAL 2313 Abe Has the Correct Answer It's a long step in ad- IFoUuR LETT { vance from the town crier and the posted no- tice to the medern Want Ad. The Want Ads reach every nook corner of the commun- ity, they reach people in every walk of life; and they reach them each day. The modern Want Ad does its work quickly— accomplishing its object —effectively and at mini- mum expense. [ FODDER? FODDER? \_ SISTER! FODDER'S HOSS VICTUALS, BUT DERNED IF L KIN = LEMME SEE? LEMME SEE? SEARCH ME, S 325 ) Newpages Fontom Servson ioe ‘hemorrhage. complaining of severe pains about the stomach. She deciined to the hospital and was taken to her home. Al ) o THE HERALD Policeman O'Mara sent in a call “ TSN for. Dr. Willlam l"llnlll:. bl::‘ “!‘l R ANT Al')s woman was dead before he arrived, \Iphabetls Ariauges For Quiek Dr. John Purney, deputy m'dlelj m;fiufi examiner! was called in and he ggve CONi TIVE INSERTIONS. - a8 the cause of death cerebral .Obarie, Plepala - The deceaged was the wife of John : Winnacott, who s employed at the freight station of the New "York, New Haven & Hartford Raliroad Co. 8he leaves fo other known relatives. ‘The funeral will be held tomor- row afternoon at § o'clock at the Erwin chapel and burial will be in Falrvlew cemetery. Rev. Hai 8. Landls, pastor of the Emmanuel Gospel church, will officlate, pac Minimum ' Bobk O No Ad Accepted A linsstfied Page on Bane Day. Ade Accepied. Over the 'Telephuay for convenience of Customen 1 PI8 Ask ‘for » “Want Ad™ LAUDS WORLD FLIERS, - Washington, Jan. 6.—~The mission of the American world fllers luu’a ‘- p diplomatic as well as aeronautical, J48 and they loft a “trall of goodwill ANNOUNQHMFNN i around the world,” Segretary Weeks told the house military committee to- Burial Lots, Monomeats 1 day in axbll'lnlnx recommendations | GUR VAULTB—Concrets . stnel teife TAL for rewarding the fllers. orced; water preof, b a5 conts: - 4 e 100 i Flopste. TOWERB—potied plant variety. Bpecializing ou funeral work. Johngon's Greenhouse, 617 Qhurch 8t. GUT FLOWERS—potted plante all kinds, tuneral woik, fies d ry. o' Greenhouss, 213 Oak 50 [ wpecial ,amso ment of ferns, r. Flower G dan ‘House, ey q 2388-13, Store 436 Main St. Phone 3324, — O A T RO 30N Lost and Found 3 BUNCH OF KEYB—Iost Finder ploase call phone 1535-5. *BROWN GRIP—Iost Bunday Iu_Hartfor New Britain trolley, Reward if return to W, H. OII!& 6 Robbine A Maple Hi, LADY'8=biack traveling bag, jost berw Meriden aud New Britaln Sunday ev clng. rd If returned to Frank Clark, Ber Phone 657-2, PABS BOOK—No, 12307 on_Confmercial Trust Co., lost, Finder pleate return to above bank, SILVER MESH BAG—Io ing at morning wervie church. _Finder pleiso call 0981, SUM OF MONEY-#ost Tast ¢ er_please call 3046-2, LOST—between EFwin _ place and pltol theater, Finder please return to rv Krowitz, 16 Lawlor . Reward. Phone 30462, Personals L] BABY—(rom 1% years up .wauied to board. Box 6, Herald Office, | T YU VERE—unfortunate 1o have em- largemonts made by an agent out of town, don't buy a frame from him ana pay $10.00, we sell the eame frame for $3.00. Arcade Studlo, L b B L N R | Store Announccments 1 | IT _WILL PAY YOU=—TO WALK A FEW | STEPS AND LUOK OVER QUK WiN- TER UNDERWEAR ~AND 'FLANNEL SHIRT BARGAINS, ARMY & NAVY STORE, NEXT TO ,WESTERN UNION, ' AUTOMOTIVE ' ——— T Auto nd Truck Agcncies 8 o Sichoton ot ol i s A BUICK MOTOR CARS—eales and orvice, Capitol Bulck Co., 103 Arch Bt.. Phons 2607, ——— ‘l 'This Date in History l 1833—James A. Burden, manufac« turer, born. He was head of the Burden Iron Works, Troy, N, Y. 1838—The first telegraph instrue ment completed, 1843—Clarence and author, born. He was origina- tor of the P, S. Geological Survey. 1859—Henry E. Dixey; actor, born. ‘ Daily Thoughts ] “Delays have dangerous ends.” King, City Items Victrolas and Planos, at Morans'— advt, The police have been notificd by the commissioner -of motor vehicles that the licenses of Vincent Terni of 94 Daly avenue and Arthur Brink of 46 Pliny avenue have been returned. Gulbransen player pianos at Morang —advt. ’ Patrolman George Moffatt of the polics department s confined at his Farmington avenue home by ili- ness. Remarkable Clearance Sale of Dresses at Mary Ellzabeth Dress Shop, 87 W. Main, Professional Bldg. Val. to $39.50; choice at $10 and 315 —advt. N e Special Notice The ofticérs of Unity Rebekah lodge will be iustalled Friday eve- ning fn Odd Fellows hall, Arch street, by District Deputy President Cuckle of Bristol. Installation sup- .| per at 6:30. Price 50c. PLEASE EXCUSE, HONARABLE SIR City Advertisement . ' Sealed bids will be recelved by this Commission for painting the interior of our No, 6 Fire Station House with Ln\"o coats of paint, Bidders are re- quested to see Chief Noble for fuil information and details regarding this work. All bids to be considerea shall be in the hands of the Clerk of this Corumission on or befors 7:20 P. M, Tuesday, January 13th, 1925. ‘We reserve the right to reject any one or all bids. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS John J. Keogh, Clerk. Ladies Wanted to sell Art Silk Underwear direct to consumer, Exceptional propo- sition. Liberal commission, Goods when shown sell themselves, Ap- ply In first instance by letter for particulars to H. INESON 005 COLUMBIA ST, Utica, N, Y. geologist « PP & e | - -