New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 10

10 L LSS m-mfl“ NORWAY MAY HELP STOP RUM-RUNNING Considering Preventing Norse Boats From Bringing Booze Here Bv The Associated Pross. Oslo, Norway, Jui. 17.—The Nor- weglan governm is consilerir legislation to prevent the INT tlon of Nerwogian vessels in the rum running trade to the United which is characterized here us “a discredit to the flag legation In Washington hus ¢ the namvs of 1 tdentificd ay among thos r row 1t st sent o the ip O I nd ministry of r action. The Ship O sociation a ready had ca aganst rum running, warning that it wou refuse assist t \ 1 foul of the America t governme ing that vess ot re et ' waters wounld of this country's official rej € tives. While the o ¢ & suitable form would give the the American international mar doubtful whether an formula can be f not clash with th dom of the s carrying liquor territorial waters must be cl d w great ouiside 1586 tation of arms and ns a the tra r of such ¢ ) to rebels in the o sea It is pointed out that wegian vesss in all—ha Tiquor traffic seldom more t1 operating off the Norwegian publi flected here fa any legisiatior can officlals =0 abridge Norway's Bea an five MERIDEN “TABS" GUESTS Pool Tournament and Social Arrang- ed by Local Society For Entertain- ment of Silver City Delegation. Memb A & B by the local clubhouse on La a pool tournament al has been ar New Britain of Martir rs of the socinty After the iment wi Lers of both societies ar ments will be served. (oult(nlumha,( I) of A., Installs New Officers follc Daly; treasurer nonitor, Mrs, M. Tgoe; planist ditors, Mrs. M. H Hannon. Miss elected gra with a bask which folic organization T 1 soctal in Elks liail Monday ¢ = Miss Ro: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The following ty been filed at th clerk an Maciora " Jackineik to Crius Za K x 3 Carwel street Alta 3 19 Henry street Man Wanted fm \m 000 (‘obalt Shop Theft o o f1 [s on lice, in cor balt the Coniigas adian pol shot P i tor A iee on the cas DOES YOUR TONGUE TELL! Is Your Tongue Sweet Clean, or Is It Coated “Fuzzy”? and and “enryory NEW BRI | T — S —————— Smallest Class In History Of H. S. | Teo Graduate January 30 MISS MARION GAGAN CHARLES DEHM secretary Treasurer terson T 1allest elass graduated from the New Britain senior TAIN DAILY HERALD, A son, Carl Rohert, has heen born Mr. and Mps. Carl A, Rittner Austin Would Ignore Movies Ha of New York, dan. 17.—Convinced 1) vm( Wiy 10 SUPPress an ol ectionable motion picture is to ig ore 1t and et it die a natur death, vather than advertise it by adverse criticlsm, the national b tor films confer in sesslon hore Vs drafted an appenl to the New York state legislature to support IGovernor Alfred 15 Smith's efforts to repeal the mation picture eensor Jehip daw, and went on record as op ¢l to the Upshaw bill for a fed- eral sereen consorship, A plan for the organization of motion picture study clubs throughout the country, opted. MERGER Is UPHELD American Hide and Leather Com- Is Given Permission sox City, N. 1., Jan. 17.—Deny- ) injunction o prevent Amorican Hide Leather Co. m campleting two proposed finan- ciul operations, Viee Chancellor ¥ a decision made public said tha od wis to from 1l | in w t evident con company's proposed the dircetors ten \ to te minor fanits of the p ion ¥s to the stockholders. | ) tal indebted L0060 pew © ¢ company, to v its eap. to issu k and 10 purchs tstanding preferr by this it w ¢ claiming that Lo liquidat 1T or ¥ 1 o 1 1€ R Breaths Joseph Romatta seph Rosatta, the 4 years old « M and Mrs, James los hool in many vears will receive their diplomas on Fri- day ev 5 3 ere will be approximately 50 pu- , )xvm araduating. mid-vear classes are always smaller than in st 8 iy those ving the school in June, hut the 1 is vear will i be abot 5 under that on the 1921 o] Frank Johnson iz rresident of \ Hine, ! . vice-president; Miss 1 an, secretary, and Charle b e e Dehm, treasurer, Al was M ADATT TNRICTDY leg gy norn } CRAFT INDUSTRY :EJ M ,{;[?TH H ¢ : nTo N “r:\ny\ifl nnpn |k LREIVRTIN | fli i iry JLOATTLARING u W l p 2 | ¢ TE[] T@ RETE { ) Fadeus Bioski. S100.000.000 Tnsestiment Has ~m“u‘| UL Sta To S10.000,000 and I N<aring | ‘* 7#‘ T Collapse. Hays Deciares | = ) 7 | - i \ | a i R 4 \ | i | o y (i 8 af ; Delae e Fuuerals H Needs aperienced Man Wemen Honor Fish on World Court Proposal Fund Sent to Assist es Council Opposcs (Canadian Immigrant Quota ar deares Invalid Out | \irtists of Germany | ’ i = E a Sister Gertuda tlils: morning. at At s in S H o | b Arna ’ Fr | i i L j view ' ] ’ Mark's church. of ] i ! ! L dohn Wanco H Miss Gisella Mandl ¢ T in | CARD OF THANKS s . Lo P o A ] A Joseph A. Haifey Funerar Director & of Bed prance Increases Its i I(,.‘.'Iil'.‘.'.".‘-“'1{'-..}'.;'..'\".' Meeins | Wheat Acreage’ IR - . e o ,'3 Largest and most complete |;"e ;: ‘. ! GOLDFISH : : | Bollerers’ Posy Shop = 2 (.“,“:; " STRELT w84, T() Suppress Them | SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925. ACCEPT WAGE CUTS 200 Wenvers of the Bernard Mill at INQUIRY ORDERED Dehve More GRAND DUKE BORTS HERE ON A VISIT Denies However, He Has Any| PROUDMAN UPHELD | | Court Says Newington Tax Col- mill who | vall River to Return to Work on Deeply Into Grounding of Sub Of Monday. Orleans Harbor, Jan, 17.—An officlal grounding Tuesduy ns lmrm.r, Magsa- New London, tnquiry into the IM\I'IH"R off O 1Pall River, Jan. 17.=~Two hundred weavers of the Barnard ] i have been on strike siice Tuesday lector W R It | 4 4t had offered by the managenient and will IPhosnE e S 4 d- SR e HogpticaptalniBAUAADE: ‘1‘”‘““;:‘.: New Vork, Jan. 17.—Graid Duke ljng to spokesmen for the weavers| Judgment for the defendant lmu""";’ ]”“" submarine bus ed toda Boris of win arrived on the thelr objection was not In tho ten per |been handed down in the sult of | 8GGHER: 0 )6 inguiry wil Olympie foday with the Grand cent wage reductlon which became | Michaelangelo Pleclolo of Hartford, 0 Captain King said he did Duchess for an indefinite stay i leffective this week in Fall River tex- | 4gainst Tax Collector Lvereit Proud- | =6 k‘“n“, “All T can say.” the cap- Americn Yon pure pleasure bent,” tile mills, but to the rate of wages|Mman of Newington. The tax col-) Po B0 ) o that the grounding s the duke put paid on certaln styles of goods. {lector wan sued for tne weizure and | &0 BEE U8R gl i With the party, bt fraveling [ Weavers employed at the Tecum. [#810 of two building lote on Bronson {. "o angy rrom Point Judith to | Heights whieh were taken over for socond elass and in a distant section ' xeli, Granits and Lincoln mills were | the Maine-Canadian boundary. of the ship, were the grand duke's sl on strike as well as 50 dyers|non payment of taxes due the town. | o L mother-in-luw, his wire's S-year-old frow the Kerr thread mill otl. | The case has heen In the courts for | T 'Editor Held After He soveral months and was given a final | | 1 submit it | Jiers. Members of the DB diate stimulation or the industry S Pranklin club joined in the march [would result from the government's| The Classified ads are ting for o eremontes at the grave. |present policy of confining itself to | an opportunity to assist you and the ' Culonel James A, Logan. obse - assistance in developing and testing | S0oner you realize the possibilfties foy reparation commisiion vas only recently in-|privately made “hines, rather | of these classified ads the sooner’ “sit on the finance minisicrs’ i “hina. than to the construction of aircraft, | you will be able to suve moncy. aference in Paris, nivee i, wnd atitled seeretavy lwhww for a scttlement were heing | | “We haven't haA the honor of an ' carricd on at M,( plants affected, [ hearing tast week. . | Calls Judge “Nincompoop” invitation te any of the functions of | Pleciolo owed the town $8.31 for| =y oy oy ® pan 17, —Municipal the Monday opera club,” sald Borls, |taxes on the two lots and when paye |\ "5 atice Willlam J. A, Caffrey referving to the soclety organization ment was mnot made Proudman | SN IEOR B ouy yesterday which — entertained — the Grand eized the lots and sold them to the | FRRCHEEE B o Py Harry Eilen Puchess Cyril during ler recent d ) {Contral Realty Co. of this city. | i the AT B0 EAR 0k Tenant, visit hers | Whieh in turn sold them to Catherine | on charges of criminally libelling “We hope for an invitation fo A fiRES Nippert for $20. The pmm\frl Justice Caftrey by publishing an ar- some shooting and some golf. We |) allegad no notlce was given him of | | VA - BE ad e Dustion want to see some of the Broadway the intent to sell. [ aata "nincompoont lo ceski nppeared for | Stanley J. Tr; it to pre :“‘\“"y ik iLo spcnd ?”"‘ “"\“ i lvl t lector, and . B. Hunger- | {nisicouiiol duslies: flm Rench, after a few weeks & he tax collector, 4 el e - e I it were not here u( H!r”nrd |mnd the \uL. | Mot vinong lawyers f g compoop™ b Sraliinl woveritient (o Jtis o aaid Pl Hackensack Mayor Held Rein st ke e Iouel e e m | Yotk Jans 17/=A half:dozen In $284,000 Sh()l'l«'lge somogbeforoiiiitn. supported th ims of his Hackensack, vounger brother, Grand Duke Cyril, |air passcnger systems would be op- | LIAN HO: Yot o 3 } : lor N, Demarest Campbell lnat night | S ITALIAN HONOR 0 u Rtussian throne crating in the United States within : Atlantic City 1. Jan, 17.--Clty R furnished $26,000 bail and was re-| K - T b A S T S i maonths, C. Redden, president | jcaged pending a hearing on the| Commissioner Anthony M. S Jave the grand ducal party harred [9f the Acromarine Alrways, Juc., | charge of embezziement. perjury and | who organizd the first I from Ametica on the ground that jt |¥esterday told the congressional sub- | falsification in councetion with a Fagelsll in the United states I‘ was enguged in an intrigue to over- |COMmittee investigating the air | 254,000 shortage in Hacken- | Motilicd todiy that Ivmx \IAVryw m- throw this government, Borls said: {scrvice, “If the pubiic understood the ' suck T and Loan clution, | Mmanuel of Haly had made him A& then 1 would become empor. [POssillitics of air navigation and if {of which he was seeretary o it of dlie orowh Bf Tl or of this great America® That |We had equipment which would Jus- | aleged to have converted $44,9 rectorgRu st s eeron e would be charming, indeed." tity private capital investing In alr {1ho money to his own use 1 ! (e highesi honors of the Itali o inse Sei commeree with a prospect of Profit.” | iave made a false report of the government in recognition of lis . . $. Sn » ¢ ) e el orts in hehaif o ians for the First Organized League A. G. Smith, president of the | (ouiation's condition to tate | efiorts in | of Ttalia v American Steamship Owners' a ciation and of the Ward line, te fied he long had awaited the time when airplanes could profitably en- | aminer Newton, Camphell was swopn | Pt thirly sever- In as mayor on Junuary 1 protests sing from the di ln Golf Plays ¥la. Jan Today 17.—W despite | oery - At Conferenm° tor } Joe Kirkwood met! of the shortage after the election, Gene Sarazen and Leo Diegel ln‘h.\.:“‘ v”‘ field of land, water and air 3 Ariie . L0 - sl :;,:"r‘,:,, :'f:, The government should estabiish | MRS GATTUNG'S WILL VILED. 1 in America. The toams are|ToUtes. furnish landing placcs, fllu- | The wil of Anna Maric Gattung tiis SHAh el e (b s or fraffic with light- vasfiled in probate court today, pro- | i o B i Mhouses and beacons and put air | viding the following beque To | I ) navigation upon a par with naviga- | Margaret Gattung, a granddaughter, | 5 . [tion of waterways, John W. Newlean, ja bed and bed clothing: to Joseph Wa Vice-president and treasurer of the {and Karl Gattung, stepsons, 1 euch i American Railway Express company, [to Emil Stohecker, a son, $100; to | I told the subcommittes, He predict- | Leopold Rudolph, Willlam and o- 310 that the tirst suecessful commeree | dolph Gattung, grandsons. $50 vach: | would be in emergency express, then [to Margaret Gattung, a granddaugh- 12 nd finally in passenger: fter, 850 to 1 ] Emil Gattung, ; rplane and dirigible must | grandsons, and $15. respectiv ¢ e he brought to a reasonable standard | iy; to the eeme committee, §5 . ey of perfection and techn prob- | {o St. John's German Evangelical Make Pilgrimage to i PP B T T D TR S e (. ‘rav, A mH itness said, before private e al | = GrayelofiFanklin(i SHsie RS et e ks » dan. 17.—A pllgrim- | qu systems. The \m(r;mn'l pd ST DEEIGIERE L LT ¢ of Benjumin Frank- Clarence Blakeslee of New Haven way Express company, he ; S nd Aveh streets, by Woit " like “to fnangurate an ove was reelected prestdent or the Y. M, Poor ok G| [ e e Dty e N C. A, convention this #fternoon. - rvance here to- o wnd Chicagos” but so far no Walter . Hart of W |Enmn was the 219th anviversary of the |ghip (hat would m its require. | Clocted first vice-president and Dirthof Franklin, Wreaths were 10 | qients had been deve George H. Wilcox of Meriden. sce- © placed o0 the grave and briet ad- | private airerait acturcrg | €nd. Jlarry . Nettleton of liesses made by & number of Haven is recording eretal expressed the opinion that an imme- | Things you believe in Jelief has tunneled mountains, fought diseas~s, rried tons on columns of air, spun advertisements, telephones, telegraphs, radios to web the world to- gether. ~ You believe in belief and what it achieves. You he- lieve in advertisements, for they are evidences of he- lief. You helieve in advertised goods, for they are the things other men believe in. When you see a widely advertised lace curtain, you see a curtain that hangs in thousands of homes . . . . a widely advertised lead pencil, a pencil that thousands arry. You don’t try advertised wares You try them to bring yourself fresh satisfaction. Read the advertisements in these columns daily. They help you recognize wares that justify belief. Don’t buy in the dark-—spend your money for advertised goods OVER 11,000 HERALDS 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 5 to test then. A