New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1925, Page 11

COOLIDGE TALKS Saps Tride Associton Can Do T0 BUSIAESSHEN Much Good Washington, Jan, 12.=Trade asso- clutions possess ample opportunity ! for good and useful results through organization without overstepping the boundaries of public 4nterest, competition and fair dealing, Presi- dent Coolldge declared today in an addrese to members of the Assoclat- ed General Contractors of America. “It trade associations could be condugted that the pubile might be asdured of all their potential advan- tages whd at the o time safeguard against the d)lnd*luum incident to deatricted polflpull fon and the exac- tion of too liberal profits,” the presi- dent sald, “they would render a Jarge serviee to the community and would be assured of a corresponding meas- ure of confidence and support.” * Members of the association, mect. ing in convention, wage addressed by the president at the White House and from the chiet executive they 1ecelved two suggstions for extend- ing their service to the public. One would be to cooperate with the gov- ornment in relieving unemployment through constructioff in periods of general unemplpyment and the other would be the adtption of uniform ¢ontract forms. Discussing the proposal that gov- ernment construction be pushed dur- ing periods of depression, Mr. Cool- idge called attention to the recom- mendation made by the unemploy- ment conference held under the di- rection of President Harding in 1021, and added that “most forms of gov- ernment construction could be handled in conformity to such a pol- icy, once it was definitely establish- ed.” “Certalnly in time of depression the govesnment can start building,” he added, “this applies not only to the construction activities of the fed- eral government but to those of states, counties and cities.” No Session of Federal Court at Hartford Today Hartford, Jan. 12.—No -session of the federal court was held here to- day as the clvil cases which Judge Thomas was to hear went over to some future date. All the criminal matters were continued a week. ‘I'hese included the case of Yee Do Hong, who is to plead to an Indict- ment charging violation of the Har- rison narcotic act, at the Chinaman's place on Market street, in this city. Yee Do Hong was in the toils of the Boston police at the time the indict- ment was returned, as he was want- ed in Hartford on a murder charge, tnt the Hartford county grand jury tniled to indict him on the serious charge, Attorney J. Clinton Roraback and the North Canaan justice court offi- clals came in to show cause why should not be held in -contempt for the arrest of federal gourt receiver A. 8. Albrecht when he went to North (anaan a few weeks ago to take over a store, As the chacye of burglary against Albrecht has been nolled in North Canaan, it is not likely the officials from up there will have to come into the federal court again. PROMINENT PATRIOT DIES Syracuse, N. Y., Jan. 12.—New: B. Woodworth, 64, attorney, and) philanthropist and nationally prom- inent o patriotic affairs, ~died to- day at his home here after a few days” {liness of pneumonia. He was a former president general of the national body. Sons of the American Revolution. HELEN NOW A GOLFER Berkeley, Cal, Jan, 12. — Helen Wills, national woman's tennis champlon, has taken up golf, but rot with any champlonship aspira- tions. She plays with girl com- panions. BETTER THAN GALONEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets area Harmless Substitute | Dr.Edwards’ Olive Tablets—thesub- | stitute for calomel —are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almostinstantaneous. Theselittleolive- | colored tablets are the result of Dr. | Edwards’ determination not to treat liverand bowel complaints with calomel, The pleasant little tabletsdo the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel. Let Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets take its place, Headaches, “‘dullness” and that laz; feeling come from constipation and : disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel “logy”” and “heavy.” They “clear” clouded brain and *“perk up” the spirits. 15¢and 30c- RUB RHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINTS AND STOP PAIN Jacgbs Oil stops any pain, and umatism {s pain only. Not one case in fifty requires in- ternal ireatment. Stop druggi Rub soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil right into your sore, &tiff, aching joints, and relief comes instantly. St Jaeohs Oll is a harmless rheumatism liniment, which never disappoints, cannot burn the skin ber up! Quit complaining! Get ar #@'smail trial bottle of 6ld, honest St Jacohs ON at any drug store, and,in} just a moment you'll be free _umu| yheumatie pain, soreness - ness, Don't st y St. Jacobs O S sclatica, neuralgia, L st ache, sprains. of what the gentleman at S Fair maidens hunting fish with bows and arrows. prove it, he went and speared a poor fish on one pretty maiden’s arrow. Dianas he calls 'em. Munchausen, we say. tistics. And after they had 'em all fig Miss Roberta Shafer of Roanoke, V girl in the college. After viewing the photo, we think more of | statictics. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1025. LIFE’S LITTLE SIDE SHOW My, oh my, what will these press agents do next? Just look Sullins College of Bristol, Va., recently went in for some sta- |istactory to republican leaders of the | red out, it developed that | community. was the most attractive ice exam George Hickman, age 87, has be arm, the poorhouse at August R hat time he has married twice, both tir mes to Here he is shown with his latest bride of 7i. ello Petersburg, Fla, has thought of. And just to 1 at the Richmond County | a., for 14 years. 4 During inmates. | the U. 8. Veterans | the inventor, | poriged, and without speclal treat- | car. buretor and exhaust pipe, together \,,‘qf““,r]’,,,,vl:‘.‘filyuto ‘,,»L'.mglfl..] | vith the necessary, connecting rods quarters yesterday afternoon and _|Colgrove Confirmed as IPI"SIdl'X]l Cooldge sent to the sel {at Windsor, Hartford county, Conn. | confirmed the appointment of Albert PERFECTS ENGINE RUN BY CRUDE OIL Swede Claims Invention Which Will Reduce Gosts Materially City Items l Mra. John A, Dolan 1s undergoing treatrient for pneumonia at New Britain General hospital. Speclal McCormack record: “Al Alone” and “Rose-Marla™ at Morans' —Advt, New Britain chapter, A, L U, will I meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in Eagles' hall Representative |John Anderson of Hartford and his staft will be present to install offi- cers. On sule Mury Elizaboth Dresses 7 W, Main; Prof, Bldg, Room 106, ~=advt, Jack Koimowitz, banjrupt, pro- prietor of a dry goods store at 419 Main street, has made a composition ofter of 15 per cent and is in New York obtaining acceptances from his creditors. Mrs. Julia F. Burke has returned from a five weeks' stay in New Ro- asure Jsland” will be the fea- ture picture at the Boys' club enters talnment tomorrow evening. comedy, “He Got His Uncle's Goat and an nkwell cartoon, *The Chal- enge,” will make up the bafince of the program, Mrs. Anna Regalls of 25 Florence | street is at the New Britain general hospital suffering from a fractured right leg, sustained when she fell down stairs at her home Saturday. i Star of Good Wil lodge, No. 9, Shepherds of Bethlehem, will install its new officers at its meeting in Jr. 0. U. A, M. hall at 8 o'clock this evening. Delegations are expected | to be present from the lodges of sur- rounding towns. Stockholm, Jan, 12, — A solution of the problem of how to drive un! automobile on crude oil, and at) gnesthird of the cost of gasoline, lu’ claimed by a Swedlsh inventor, Nils Anderson, who has perfected an ongine attachment for this purpose after several yeurs of experiment- ing, Anderson's device can readily be Installed on any ordinary motor and makes it possible to use crude ofl, kerosene, wood alcohol, or gaso- line. The crux of the problem, says was” the fact that crude ofl cannot be gompletely va- ment the resldue wguld clog the engine, He solves this by exposing the oll to interfse heat, which shat- ters such ingredients as cannot be turned into gas. They remain in the form of a combustible fluid and are consumed during the explosion in the cylinder. When using crude oll the motor must, however, be started with gasoline from a separate small container, while the oil is carried in the regular gasoline tank of the The crude ofl attachment consists | of & super-heater, a speclal car- | for manipulation, { {paid for damages he did to a traf- Among the advantages clalmed i jogt at the corner of Main and | are a smaller quantity of oll con- park gtreets when he struck it | sumed per mile, less lubrication, 10 |with his automoblie : overheating of the engine, and & paughters w -z : anghters were born at t reduction of about 70 pereent from nrum: General ho.qpmlz‘tyg: the cost of running & car on gaso- to My, and Mrs, Benjamin W line. of 675 Corbin avenue and Mr. ard Mrs. Birger Frisk of ST Austin strect. A son was born to Mr. and {Mrs. Anthony Catols street, Plainville, . of 5 South Waterbury Postmaster BY GEORGE H. MANNING, | (Washington Bureau of B. Yerald) Y H g H y ek N Continuance Is Likely In the Stokes Case‘ Chicago, Jan, 12.—Trial of W. E, | D. Stokes, wealthy New York hotel many Daniel Nugent, his New York attorney and several others charged with conspiracy to defame the char- acter of Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes in connection with Stokes’ action for divorce in New York was set for | C., Jan. 12, ate late Saturday afternoon the nomui-| | inations of John F. Egan for post- master at Lakeville, Litchfield coun- ty; Anna T. Harding at Rocky Hill, Harttord county, and Earle Rogers minutes after these nom- the senate A few inations were received 0 today. A tinuance w 5 N. Colgrove to be postmaster at l'f-r‘!“ how \r?: ‘;‘;nr\‘: was g m,n,gl Wate:Biiry o taie St finlacel enyie i en kvt CER SO Bl ] Postmaster James Geddes, who re- | o Jargeg BrLng, Biokss v i | dropped, although the state's at- ned. Eagan is appointed at Lakevitle on recommendation of Senator MclLean to talke the place of Postmaster Michael J. Stanton who was removed last spring shortly after he had heen | appointed for a second term. Seven candidates took the civi! service ex- | i torney indicated he was disposed to i proceed with the pro i JUDGE THAYLER BETTER ! Boston, Jan. 12.—Judge Webster I r of Wor er, who submitted amination held last summer but ton hospital last week was re- Egan and Hamlin were the only ! ported today as distinctly improved cligibles resulting. Fgan has been , in condition. A bulletin issued at +serving as acting postmaster at | the hospital gaid Judge Thayer spent a comfortable night, and that un- vorable symptoms which developed sterday had disappearc Lakeville since last April when he on recom- | was put in temporarily mendations of Scnators McLeah and Brandegec. Earle Rogers was finally | mended for postmaster at Windsor MINIATURE PARLIAMENT London. — The success Which dolis house achieved as a gatherer of funds for liospitals, has encouraged three pub- {lic men to commission a famous recom- | by Congressman E. Hart Ienn after { considerable difficulty had been ex- perienced in finding a candidate sat- In the first civil serv- Y. W. C. A. NOTES The new term for the health and swimming classes starts this week, The term lusts 10 waeks and will finish about April 1, T health class will begin at 7:30 p, m, and fin- ish at 8:30. Girls desiring to join the class will come to the cluss Tues- day nlght and arrangements for the health examinations can then be made with the physical di- rector, Miss Fossett, The new swimming classes will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays. The classes are as follows: Wednesday—2:30 to 3:00, special class, women of the Cencer Congre- gatlonal church; 6:30 to 7:00, spe- clal class, business and professional women's class; 7:00 to 7:3C, begin- ners' class; 7:30 to 8:00, intermedi- 8:00 to 8:80, advanced ®; 8:30 to 9:00, special class, busniess and professional women's class; 9:00 to 9:30, speclal class, Y. W. C, A. resident girls and friends, Friday, 2:30 to 3:00, class for women; 6:20 to 7:00, special class, Fafnir Bearing Co. girls; 17:00 to 7:30, beginners' class; 7:30 to 8:00, intermediate class; 8:00 to 8:30, R. Corss lif® saving class; 8:30 to 9:00, special class, still open for any group who requests it. 8peclal classes may be arranged for groups of girls In clubs, faetories, churches, etc, who wish to have thelr own class, Arrangements for such classes should be made with Miss Fossett. Sewing classes for juniors are held on Saturday mornings at 9:00 a. m., The plunge schedule has not been B It is as folows: day, 4:00-6:00 p. m., juniors; 9:00 p. m,, seniors; Wednesday, m., Friday, :00 p. m, seniors; Saturday, 10:00-12:00 a. m., juniors, SUSPECT FREED, Havana, Jan, 12, — Margarito Iglesias, secretary of the striking union men at La Ambrosia industrial confectionery factory, was at liberty today, Judge Saladrigas having de- cided there was no proof to connect him with the assassination last week of Felipe ¥ernandez Canejt, head of the factory. Two other men were or- dered held without bond pending final action against them. They are Jose Rodriquez Villar and Jullo Her- rera Ortega. An Egyptian is building a 400- horse power automobile to be used in an effort to brealk the world's short distahee wpotor car speed rec- ord. woodearver to build an ocak model ion Tield last April, the only candidate to g ¢ as eligible ' of the House of Purliament. 'This was Ralph R. Seymour. His ap- Will be ¢ ucted on a half-inch pointment was unsatisfactory to the Scale. 40 fect long, 31% feet wide republicans of Windsor and a scc- jaud 15 feet high. The carver estimates it will take ond examination was held in August. Rogers qualified in this. The salary five years to complete the model, is $2,300 annually. which will occupy 21 men dai ‘0 Anna T. Harding gets the post-iof these being expert carvers. The cost will approxima 5,000. The mastership at Rocky Hill, a $1 job, on recommenda Congressman Fenn. found n of the ure will be , but the rest of the model will be of oak and all of the carving {true to detail. After exhibition in JUDGE MALTBIE ILL Bridgeport, Jan, 12.—The cases ’ Tondon it is p! 1 to take the of Jacob Levy, Westport Inn pro- :model around the country, all pro- prictor and Henry snyder, | ceeds going to hospital funds. |charged on seven counts with § s [transporting beer which were | WHAT GERMANS READ heuled to be heard in the super- 5 : ‘;,r“p'f]“l R M| Rortin, Jan, 12.—Booksellers re- Jostponed until Wednesday on ac- port that the German reading public Ir‘(mr:' of the illness of 1 seleets primarily fieti with hooks Willlam M. Maltbie, who has on travel a close second. Detective adventure stories are popuiar, {and ed to sit on the cases. —— there is a brisk demand for vol- Best Butter ble . | Dros.! umes on sports and hygiene. ar { | books are a drug on the market. assig What Is Your Aim? I ®Ae you seeking better chances, quicker ad- ||. vancement, more remuneration? Does the business world appeal to you? Are you discontented with present surround- ings? . What obstacles keep you from the attainment {| of what you seek? Lack of money? Lack of op- portunity? Lack of knowing—when, and how, and where? | The Classified Ads fill every need—point the way to contentment, advancement, and the secur- ing of a competence. In the business world, you are wanted—if you ave capable and energetic. Likewise there’s chance | for employment in many lines of endeavor. Opportunities for home owning and renting are at hand. Finding capable employes, exchanging goods, locating roomers or boarders, buying, selling, re- storing lost articles—to do all these things quickly, turn to the Classified Ads. The Classified Columns are the great clearing house of the business world — make full use of them. | | | | i | | | ‘ Coupe X-WORD PUZZLES PLEASE ROYALTY (uneen Mary of England Is Devotce of Pastime London, Jan, 12.~The prevailing crossword pu#zle craze has extend- ed to Sandringham where It s stated that Queen Mary has taken up the pastime of solving the prob- lems published by the newspapers. The lesser members of the famlly are also addicted to the cross- word puzzle, - Word problems are not new to Queen Mary, In her younger days she spent much time solving acros- ties and composing others for her attendants, The crossword popularity has grown to such an extent in England that the newspapers are increasing their prizes for solutions, One pa- per is offering a total of 5,000 pounds sterling in a competition which is in the nature of an‘elim- inating contest to discover the first crossword champlon of Great PErit- JUDD-SHAY State Treasurer Assistant Takes Hartford Young Woman For His Bride—Will Live in Capital City. Thomas H. Judd of Stanley street, assistant state treasurer, and Miss Una Shaw of Charter Oak avenue, Hartford, were married last Thurs- |day evening in Hartford, by Rev. Herbert Judson White. After a wed- ding trip, Mr. and Mrs, Judd plan to make their home in Hartford, NAMES T. A. B, COMMITTEE the presidency of the Y. M. T. A. & | B. society yesterday, announced the | following committee appointments, Radio, William B, Boyle, James H. Riley, Jr,, Willlam A. Forsyth, Henry McEnroe, Thomas J. Devine; pool tournament, James H. Riley, Thomas Grace, John Shea, William J. Scheyd, Charles Williams, Thomas J. Devine; fair, Willlam A. Forsyth, William J. Scheyd, J. H. Riley and George Kane; house committee, W. A, For- syth, William B. Boyle and James Riley. Best Butter 5§1c Ib. Russell Bros. —advt. Standard Six Country Club Coupe . . royal § | | The Insidious Harm of Constipation wh:g you are bllh:m‘ n':'d constl= pated you are unwittin ting polsons to circulate m‘“‘ | your system and do you harm. A prominent physician says, “Con= stipation is the cause of two-thirde of all human ills." If you want to feel fine, able to fight i battles with 100 per cent effi- clency, keep your bowels open with Dr.TruesElixir which cleanses as it clears out the refuse matter of the body. Made of the finest imported herbs, Dr. True's Elixir, for young or old, is perfectly harmless; it is known as The True Family Laxative other sizes [ MOTHER You are proud of your baby. You would be prouder still to see {ts picture everywhere, We want a photo of your BABY (Any photograph will do.) We wish to feature the baby face in connectlon with our coming ex- tensive advertising campatgn. To the mother whose baby is selected as the healthlest and bonniest by our Board of Directors we will pay | $200in Cash { With $50 each to the mnext twa’ choices. Send your picture in, together with 2 wrappers from the §0c size, James P. Murphy who assumed, or the trade mark (shown below) on the $1 size carton containing to the i KERR CHEMICAL COMPANY, Danbury, Conn, Contest closes Feb. 28, 1925, Best Butter 5ic b, Ruasell Bros. —advt. |STUDEBAKER 1| Reduces Prices | All Closed Cars Effective January 8th New Prices . $1345 1445 N SO T B Special Six { . VickOri - <o oo 05 cxe 31890 E SHRR S50t i e hatoe 198 | Big Six Coupe fo s o B e $2450 |} S e T s | Berlibe oot o0 @ v v a1 2000 ‘\ 1 All prices f. 0. b. factory. Open car prices unchanged. 1 A & D Motor Sales Co., Inc. || 285 ARCH STREET THIS TS A STUDEBAKER ¥ Telephone 260 EAR