New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 13

NOFOOTHPATHSBY SIDE OF HIGHWAY Uniavorable Report Made to (General Assembly State Capitol,y Hurtford, Margl The gencral assembly in upnn. was at the Inauguration of President | Calvin Coolldge today, a radio set in the house chamber giving a hroadeast of the preliminary inci- dgys and then the inaugural ad- | L ‘ The house adjourned just hefore noon without taking up its calendar ! senate finished nfter, or before n thiy state had g ucral aksembly hiad (e experience which was its lot today. The nov- elty appealed to members and there woere many visitors in the golleries and th its buslness and on the house floor to listen to | the Senator trict Brainard volea of the president, Walcott of the 81st dis- presided Liout, Governor acting governor while Governoy Trumbull js in Washing- ton for the inaugural exerelses. The genate concurred in an amend- ment adopted In the house on the 1ill amending the charter of New Britain Gas Light Co. senate had previously adopted bill, Unfavorable reports w scnate bills To provide footpaths along state highways for the safety of pedes- requiring the highway com- missioner within 30 days to replace trees removed when ‘changing the layout of sta providing Beauty :: A (;lcam} \Ll s of Hair the on these highways: 3 “J)nmlerine' does Wonders for Any Girl's Hair ng your moiste “Dan hrough your You can immediately » us camy hair, with a brush it ot is startling up ick and hea , freshness and lux air “Dan- nd stimulat- i Tow Hair disappe stops { t a | drug counter and low nd youthful your r this just the | The | Lilmer and it| thick, | ng | air ap- | | for flag exercises at the openlng of cach school daily sesslon with In- | struction on the national flag code, Tho deficlency appropriation bill totalling in“flh'lu to cover a large number of deficlency items in do- partmental expenditures the past vmu years was offered in the sonate "und ordered printed in the journal, A favorable report was made gn a bill which would enable a bank to | refuso to pay a check more | year old uniess directed by the \wu who'drew it to pay the w PATRONESSES FOR PLAY [ ¥ W, | per same. C. A, Names Long List to Production Blue Bird,” Sponsor of Maeter- linek's Mgny prominent New wonten will act as patroncsses for he Blue Bird,"” the Macterlinek's play which will be presented Friday | and Saturday evening at the Y. W | C. A. They ar Mrs. George W. Traut, | Platt, Mfss Mary Whittlese; | P, Felt, Louise itain Mrs, I, G. Miss Flora Humphrey, Mixs Noble, Mrs, W. I Brooks, Mrs, A. G, Kimball, Mis§ Elizabeth | R, Eastman, Mrs. Philip B, Miss IMlorence Andrews, Mrs, A, A. Mills, Miss Gertrude Rogers, Mre, Stanley (.(mr. Miss Dorothy Thom- wn, Mrs, E. W. Schuitz, Mrs, 188 Johnston, Mrs. John H \IM,-) Grace Stowell, ¥ Mrs ‘oung, Mrs. John Rum Shlp Taken by Hi-Jackers at Halifax Halifax, March 4.—The story of a | rum runner who came to grief at the | hands of hi-jackers was revealed when the owners of the British schooner Veronica obtained a writ | against the cargo of the schooner Lllice B. Lylng at Lunenburg, N. 8., | with 15,000 cases of liquor aboard. ronica owners asserted that ship arrived off Montauk Long Island, last October, a $300,000 cargo of liquor. Os- buyers who came aboard to Le pirates who forced the Veronica to trans- fer the liquor to a schooner alleged to be the Ellice B. The Veronica, empfy, limped into HalMax in a bad condition. On January 18 the Ellice I3, tied up at Lunenberg. Her iden- tity became known when four men, incinding Harry Ryan of New York mnd Thomas Lynch of Boston were arrested after they had forced their way past the guard on the ship and i confiscated part of the liquor. | "he heir Point, with nm-lhl" {Union Students Favor Inclusne Cathedral Board b York, March 4 More than | 100 students at the Union Theologi | cal seminary, representing 15 Protc | tant denominations, yesterday went on record in favor of the suggestion to adimnit others than kpiscopalians to the board of trustees of the Cath- edral of St, John the Divine, In contribut to the $15,000,000 cathedral fund they asked Bishop Manning to make a personal decla- on in favor of the suggestion, but | deciined to do so at this time, Squadron of 12 Plan Starts for Michigan MYami, Fla, March 4.—Major, Phomas G. Lanphicr, led his squad- 12 planes in the takeoft from cld at 11:38 the return trip to & Mich., with Augusta, fir ron o Curtiss Ithe start of ridge, field, ., as th stop Automobile Company Special - Oflers At New “Britain Auto Show slmer Automobile ho are exhibiting at the New Brit- 1in automobile show which is being ¢ld this week are making the pub- several offe for week and to those who visit the show, will be a surprise. special Elmer celebrating iiversar ord products in the neeticut he these The lic show there son offers is the thelr ling of Con- and they wish to commen- by giving the advt, compal ty-tirst arate occasion T public special offers Anniversary Greetings To show our appreciation of the patronage of the radio public during our first year our second year with a three da. in business, we are openir sale. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of This Week Items of Interest 15V B DBatteries 2214 A\(Jl ady cready Columbia dry cells Music Master Speakers Atwater Kent Sets jrandes Headphones o7 lex electric soldering irons Ancoln Tubes—Guaranteed B Batteries. . List 3.75 00 40 30.00 100.00 6.00 1.50 Sale 82,95 1.67 34 24,00 85.00 1.15 1.10 1.99 than o | Mrs. W, ! Stanley, ! Makes | contpany | Automobile | NAUGURAL TAlI( WELL RECEIVED (Continued From First Page) gural stand, lined with microphones which were carryfng his words into the farthest corners of the country One of those near at hand was the president's father, and another was Irank Stearns, | selor, |In the who yielded today to no one happiness of the hour. Relatives and friends . of Vice- | President Dawes sat directly behind, The volce amplifiers worked well and the audience listened attentive- ly. Using frequent gestures, president pletured the glory of America’s growth, and when he de- | clared Ameriea must continue to be penly and candldly, intensely and scrupulously American,” there came the first applause, After that the applause becamr general. There was a roar when he declared for an adequate ailitary force, Many of {hoss loaned forward more in the throng to cateh the signi- ficance of Mr. Coolidge's words, There was more and more hand- clapping but the reference to the ing of applause, Many Could Not Hear Considerable confusion hecams parent in the fringes of the great crowd which had gathered on the plaza behind the 8,000 allotted 18, and there was so much moving about that many were unable to hear. In great numbers the more distant spectatory began streaming away toward the south end of the capitol, where the inangural parade was forming. The crowds that had gathering along the route of the par- ade on Pennsylvania avenue also had thickened mat but their | numbers did not approach the throngs that have witnessed the passing of most other « inaugural processions of recent years, There still was plenty of room for new- comers on the sidewalks. The executive removed and shook hands first with Senator Curtis. He picked up his hat, walked with Mrs. Coolidge to the back of the id and then with |Senator Curtis at his side and Mrs. Coolldge a step behind, moved from |the scene of another induction into office, the ninth of his life. Immediately a signal was flashed to the waiting cavalry escort, which had been stationcd during the cere monies on the president’s right, |near the house office building, and |it proceeded back to the plaz: to laccompany him on the return trip [to the White House., With drawn | sabres the cavalrymen waited op- posite the inaugural stand for the | {official party to again take {place in the line of motor cars. | At 1:47 p. m., the party left the capitol, traversing again the route over Pennsylvania avenue to the | exseutive mansion. | Whilg the ceremonic in Drokres) tiis sun i m'nlu further cadway against the clouds and dur- the return trip the trappings of !* valrymen caught and refle trip to the the brightening rays. As on the capitol, the president, with Mrs, Coolidge and Senator Cur- tis accompanying him rode in t {first car of the line, followed [ mediately by Viee-President Mrs. Dawes. The party moved ore at a ich held the cs- | cor troop at a trot, With the depar of the dent the great crowd on the plaza dissolved, many secking points vantage to view inangur: ade, which aiready had been dr: up past the south side of the capit Its first scction, composed of mo ed police and staff oficers of t | army, began march at 1:55 I'm. ap- were im- ce wh presi S0 of the Ar- its p. Continuous Ovation, The ride of the preside the avenue was accompanicd continuous ovi At t he kept busy tonching at in re- sponse and then he tirely and waved it again i 1o the cheering crowds. | woer wrea a ( happy. smiied [ her hand as she rode along mor as tirst lady of the la f ce-president wrated from 0t by a color guar the presidential flag, | rolling cheer as he passed Parade Goes Slowly much n slo md it along by a was remov rOspo His “ooli Ny vefy waved app 1 bowed ar prosid 1 carryin of the e capitol gro aver 1 Capitc presidential party White House. It v the presiden arty White House {litary guard drow ul! at od its commande v flourish o north p Hous mem preside the makin and - vania foot of 1 hill wi automobilc id entered t 1 M cabine and were his guests arranged to fit i while paradc ¥ ave numerous } from il Dawes followed lunc rim its wa con, the 1p the wer his friend and coun- | the | world court brought only a smatter- | his glass | as | ¢ | Yurka Getting Too Fat? Try This—Reduce People who don't get too fat are the fortunate excoption, But | you find the fat accumulating or alrendy cumbersom ou will be wise to follow the suggestio [ Which I8 ondorsed by thousands of peop who know Aslc your druggist for M wola Prescription ety and foliow al- rections, One dollar is the price the world wer, Got them from your own dr or send pgee direct to Marmola Co., ( oral Motors Bldg., Detrolt, Mich, By do this you will be to reduce stendily I \nd eanily and pleasantly {tlon et or tiresome exerclse Ing them today and get slendr WW |secret servbice man hurried back to [find them. When they had foined the party, It proceeded. STRANGE BOY STILL AWAITS REAL MOTHER Unidentificd Youth Deserted in Cam- den Already Claimed By Two Women 4.—Unuble purentage of a th found abandoned |Camden, N. J., last December and imed by two women, Judge Ray- |mond MacNeitle, In juvenile court |today ordered the youngster turncd over to the Society for Irevention of | Cruelty to Children. | The boy, after being found, was |claimed by Mr., and Mrs. Russell Steimling, formerly of Girard Manor Philadelphia, 1o decide the | year old boy March last summer; and also by Mrs. Mar- tha Silknitter, former laundre, in the Western Temporary Home, this city, who told the authorities in- ability to support the child had caused her to abandon him in Cam- den at about the time the boy was found. In announcing his deci Jydeze | MacNeille said that while he dedired |to award the boy to the Steimlings, las he isidered Mrs. Silknitter un- fit to have custody of a child, ne | ertheless the law prevented such a {tion, and he was therefore compe led to have the boy placed in care |of a weltare organization that would secure for him a good home, {per training and education. favorable Wi eather Again e Associated Press, Washington, March Coolldge had- favorahle | his inauguration after all and pre- «d his public record of alwuys |having taken the oath of office in |the sunshine itening clouds and winds had a constant and varying battle with the sun during the hours of the in- jaugural ceremony, and at one time it {looked like a cold rain. The sun ‘“(Jll out in the |ably routed the 1 clouds about as the prcanmn, got ready to |take the oath and then continued to warm his way back to the White House, A sharp wind swept the in jcrowds, it was not able dubious weather of Mg had another recorded i weather for ug uncorn record day siral tort good it Presldcnl 01 Southem | College Resigns Office Ls Fla., March 4.—Dr. 1. president for 11 y rn college, Southerr school, announced that he had resigned. The 17 | Methodist confore had faile . to meet requireme rth as necessary for the He is considering ar University Now (elane | H. Alder of Southe Methodist a ot arowt i“ | tie i offer from York, he \\'eddin}z (Qliesls S(l:i(‘kell Il With Scarlet Fever Meriden nests and ended rs wedd March 4 » Meriden four from Hartfc ble Johnso! ast weo rd who the fashio Roge today reported as i at the report br. 1 alth the sick afair to t Mickle es fo mk Led in connection with cases | Blanche Y urka, Actr ess, Separated From Hud)'md New York., March 4 ress. was om h oday of separation Keit tor Justice Lydon halte him 1-SUpPO Miss Yurk u 1 had Rambe ared . as 1 Chief of Westport Police I~ Ihopped From ()fhce W 4.~ Dufy vas today in | Pa., as their son, who disappeared | pro- | miles Upon Coolidge | 4.—President | end und unmistak- | st | today | before Arraigned Jamin W Judge morning on a charge a motor vehicle without a and with taking a machine | permission of o owner, “,\lllwl.l(z,\l( of Purmington { pleaded not guilty | attorney, Stanley for a conti morning. ceski, iance of the case grant Mikolaczy! lday by ceney [ made of land polies volved in Monday was arrested Policeman after investigatio complaint of the that he had accident at rnoon and had an a himself knowr during the Investigation the automobile Mikolaczyk i leged to have been drf property Joseph ( sve strect and Mikolaczyk of have perniission to use it Adam Buracenskt of 30 Feeney of eryk PLFAI]S NflT fiUlLTY 10 TAKING AUTO Mikolaczyk Granted Continnance When Brought to Police Court Alling in police court this of operating i without avenue ull through his asked The request was yester Thomas n bheen Cromwell away without stopping and making learned that ving was the k Istreet was discharged raigument before he less driving on ruary when Stanley Vimkaltis of &7 street Buracenshi by Policeman Supernumerary an » Relsey Thomas dent According " Vimkaitls hoy w iing game at the and Fairview boys when along in his machine Buracenski reached th tlon, the Vimkaitis boy the street into the machine. Policeman that Buracenski told accident that le about miles an reachod the swer to a question hy Atty Cabelus, who appearcd Buracenski told the traveling about 15 when he struck the F. A. V. Roderick street, eharged with motor vehicle on Myrtl corne streets the Ben cense pa Steve him hour until court miles boy ] Port- in- ple costs. He told the court !went to the state capitol for his new license to got it his money, he said, and that they would send the | him. He arrested numerary Policeman Pet kowskl after a slight riven the al- t 61 did wi Fast SEE TALKED OF CAR AMERICA— IN BEI I FREQUENCY OF CRIME during the past has taught many proy- erty owners that there is no adequate method of hiding valuables at home or in the office yeal Suck risks are not necessary in New Iy court for reck- |1 strevt Nis machine Pairview arre Dolan und nun Hopkins who investigated the idence playing of with defendant Just ran Dolan was Intersection, bu Thomas for he of 4 operating tr night without an operator's licens ded guilty and was fined 85 nw! that and was unabie The elerk up there told THE HOTEL BURRITT whieh ted Albert I stroet, peaco terday and Offiey April that she ar- he was involved vwas Inves. Feb. struck DiMartino of 87 Winter charged with breach of the and assaulting his wife yes. morning, was found gullty placed in care of Probation Edward C, Connolly until The wife told the court i8 unable to live with DiMartino as he mean her and her health is She said it vesterday for no ap- parent reason, he struck her on th ad with a broom handle, Atty, I'red . Hungerford appearcd for P'rosecutor Joseph G. Woo mended probation for DiMa THS SINPLE AINGE BEST FOR HAIR Put the julce of two Californis Jemons into one ordinary wasb. how! full of water and pour over the halr after shampooing. It removes a curd formed by soap which s otherwise always left on the hair aftervard. The hair is rticky and unclean in comparisen when the California lemon riore n't used. The natural curl is lost. Note the difference when you use lemon in the rin Simply feel the halr. Also observe ita lustrous appearance; see how the curl stays. That test will convince you, You'll always use the California lemom rinse. It is harmless and effective. et a doren Californfa lemons to have ready for the rinse every time President Coolidge, Editorial you wash your hair. They are rich CNEETY | o per says in juice. All first-class dealers sell ; cd significant that the | them.—Adv, das its head by a na- | S y conscious of its grow- | strongly and repeatedly zes of disarmament, | Coolidge's leadership that | own pieture will surely be used a8 & fac- | ery Y, M, C, pea | daya to Stockholm to rejoin his fath- cr, Dallas Fischer, a wealthy Swed RN TO SWEDEN. | manufacturer, it is announced by E. reh 4.—Nils Fischer, | J. Luater, American representative of wanderings | “lscher company. Otis acel- 18 to poor sey morning, other e | e 13 | 4 the said | Says Disarmament Will 3e Pushed by Coolidge | London, March 4.—The Times to- ay gives over considerable sp to 1 details of the inauguration | n Washington and to a istic biographical sketch of him ce was hour In 1 MAaN 1ow ¢ tlon so eage ing power cmphas Under Mr tor of December 6 ended last Sature he iturday day night when he recognized his on a poster in the Bow- tobk A, will return in a few him WILL RF New York, M imne vietim Super- Skier- in the a whose MOST NG EXHIBITED LOBBY OF THE BENNETT MOTOR SALES CO. 250 ARCH ST. OPP. GRAND CITY HALL Suits & Topcoats Business Men's Suits and Top Coats that know their business, which is to make the not like We wearer look like a .man of affairs, a manufacturer of cigarette ashes. ALL PARTS, SETS AND SPEAKERS l'r o to 309 A FEW ODD ARTICLES AT 359, OFF We are authorized distributors for the SCHICKERLING 4 EREMENT TUBE The best tube on the market. Hear it first. Then try it. A written guarantee with every tube. OQOur tubes are tested on actual reception before being sold. OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT Repairing, testing, wiring. Weak tubes made Our advice free. OFF ain as The New DBrita National Bank unquestioned its fire and proof vault for surance policy, mortgages, bor procveded it the wait wa'ks did I'h ssion House sid proc White along the appreciably growing 35 do not cut out dignity from our clothes to provide cut mere novelty into them. You'll Styles and so will others, like yoursell in our Business ments of 1 stocks dis proc e rs who m ; like Boxes can b 83.00 a ssion new. for vear, Suits SO Top Coats $30 "Oldest Bank ’” Our Once a customer, always a customer. expansion is evidence of our fair dealing. OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 10 Except Sundays . Radio Equipment House ELM, CHESTNUT continual upward upward ) New Britain gy b CEDERAL RESERV . SYSTEM party ca Iy down T AR : 1 president d hiat iR i Frank E. Goodwin esight Specialist before ) COR. Phone MAIN N1 Tel