New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1925, Page 11

ASSEMBLY TAKES UPFSHING BiL Measure in Beball of Sportsmen Belonging to No Clubs State Capitol, Hartford, March 11. =A fishing bill reported favorably into the legislature today, is said to be In behalf of the citizen who does club which has stocked streams or ponds. | It authorizes the board of fisheries and game to acquire fishing rights and privileges on ponds, lakes and streams to provide places of Ingress places, not have membershlp in a and egress’ to such fishing and to have authority vver them, Among other game bills reported In were these: For a close season on fom February 1 to October 31; cmpting F law protecting rabbits; the statc board of fisheries and |lenger spoke on the amendment and | 4 pjj| to provide for free kinder- game, Senator Cronin pointed out that the | o\ ieng fn school districts was re- | Both branches *choss W. Stanley |Incorporations committee was unani- | jccted on an adverse feport. On Finney a depuly judge at Greenwic 1o fill & vacancy. Woman Preshdes Mrs. fleld pr Wethersfield. was tho first this session to address the “Madam Speaker” when member has presided, In the Senate The govgrnor sent to tho mation, of 8, B, fret and Rollin U. Tyler of Haddar to be members of the hoard of dons for four years from the first Monday in June. He also named Dr, Frederick fimpson to he consulting physician at the state prison; Lohis R, C of Martford, Charles 1opkins Cla of Hartford, and John . Elton Waterbury to be directors of Cheshire reformatory. The following were named hoard of harbor commissioners New Haven: Frank W. Row five years from July 1; Harrison Hurd, July 1, 1926, and Frank H. ley to fill a vacancy for ending July 1, 1925, Lawyers Bill Reported A judic RN We all know that teeth wear and decay, and in order that N they may he retained in the best | i» | | kept in repair. stays. a dream which ferent than the can be replaced i tural teeth. raccoons ex- ropean hares from the and provid- ing for' licensing of taxidermists by ssa Nevius of Nowdeair- | esided in the house for a part | of the session and Mr. Delamater of | member chair as a woman sepate | porations, his appointments, subject to confir- | jected. Overlock of Pom- ney Lk, [bills as follows:. of | To permit grievance the |of bar associations to employ assist for at Iture v, for Henry . (D for five years from |{are permitted to attend such shows Quin- the term bill reported provides that no person who is not adiitted to practico at the bar may solicit, advise, request or indice any person to causc an action for damages to be possible condition they must he It is a question of whether you are sat- | isfied with patchwork and guesswork or if | you want that kind of service which ¥ the | Dest to be had, that eliminates guesswork, is thorough, pamless and when it is done it | Methods have heen discovered which make it absolutely unnecessary that pain he experienced in any dental operation. Years ago dentistry without pain was hoped for but never expected to see. Yet it is now an actual fact—except in the prac- tices of those dentists who are too busy, prejudiced or negligent to keep up to date, | Modern dental equipment is much dif- | practical and efficient. New and better methods are constant- ly being worked out, whereby missing teeth difficult to distinguish them from the na- | It will pay you to investigate the serv- | ices I am in a position to render. You will | find my office to be the most up-to-date and At any time I would be pleased to giv e is best for your particular case and give you No charge is made for this service an d it ohligates vou in no way. Dr.WilliamF.K Deputy Judge A resolution was adopted making W. M. Finney, deputy judge at Greenwich to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Ferrls who also was a member of the house, No election to fill Mr, Ferris' seat will be held in Greenwich and while the statutes require an olection, this is now being met by a bill which would exempt Greenwich from a speclal election at this time, The governor's nominations of |I"'rank V. Chappell of New London land Christopher L. Avery of Groton {and Myron R, Durham of New Ha- |ven to be members of the state com Instituted, from which from which person, the person soljelting, ete, may by agreement recelve compensation, The penalty would be $100 fine or six months In fafl, The bill I8 sald to be aimed at those Individuals commonly termed “ambulance chasers.” The senate confirmed the gover- nor's nominations of Edwin P. Root of New Haven, Morgan B, Brainard and Isadoro Wise of Hartford to be state prison directors, The same ac- tion was taken on renominations of Willjam H. Blodgett to be state tax commissioner and of Robbing 1. Stoeckel to be motor vehicle com- missioner, imlssion on rivers, harbors and Senator Walcott in reporting for [bridges, were confirmed, the committee on cxccutive nomina- 1 tions spoke in praige of the work nc- complished by the two commission- ers and’ of the peasure the commit- tee felt in approdng their nomina- tions. actlon or The senate sent back to the com- mittee .the bill to give the tax com- missioner additional powers. This | had been the action of the house but |the senate last week recelved the |favorable report and sent the bill to the calendar, [Senator Walcott of the finance com- mittee, moved its recommittal in Westport Electric Co, When the senate took up the hill to incorporate the Westport Electric Co., Senutor Redden, Dridgeport, [concurrence, which was done, A offered an amendment providing |jeficiency appropriation bill for §2,- that financing of the company 1000 to meet expenses of the gover- should huve the approval of the pub- | lic utilities commission, Senators | Anderson, Griffin, Wilder and Chal- nor's office the last two ycurs was adopted. Kill Kindergarten Bill 1 [mous on the bill as drawn, and that | 110 objection was offered at the hear- ing or the principle in the amend- | ment advocated before the commit- | [tce he could not see any reason for |adopting the amendment to be ap- plied to this particular case. {desks had been dlstributed hlotters, sociation which bore the legend “we {know you are going to vote for the kindergarten bill.” The picture was |that of vhfllun playing “ring ardund a rosy Additional bills adopted from the calendar were these: Amending the charters of the Merfden Eleetric Light and Meriden Gas Light companies, Redistricting Ilartford as to sen- atorial district to accord with new |ward divisions. In reply ator Redden claimed that by giving the public utilities commission supervisory power, a | poliey would be adopted as to cor- The amendment was re- ator Wilder offered an amend- |ment providing that the corporation “may issue honds to any amount not |excoeding at any time “two thirds |the amount of the capital stock, ete. |This was rejected and the bill adopt- cd as reported by the committee, y| Iavorable reports were made on Water Co, Increasing the state p: 90 men and five scrge ce force to In e House Many ecommittee reports came into the house today. 'The decreas- ing bulk of the legislative hulletin | was indicative of the fact that the sion is half over in time and that committees are beginning to closé up theie hearings | “Among the bills reported favor- ably were t That th commitlees ants; to permit boys under 14 and |girls under 16 to attend moving pic- shows if accompanied hy a chaperone but imposing a penalty on nts or guardians if such minors Iroad under it must without proper protection. : : phrey streets, Seymour; voting From its calendar the senate |jigtriets in Stratford; selectmen may {adopted the house bill incorporating |appoint sealers of weights and |the Westport Electric Co. Meralues; nanulring al$ 25 lioon It also adopted thesé senate bills: (e for dealers storing motion pi Consolidating ninth and sixth school districts in Manchester; amending Danbugy charter relating to police benefit fund. |ture films and $10 renewal |caveats or notices not y statutes shall be nvalid; completion of state hatcher ~ DENTISTRY Is Constantly Advancing Are you satisfied with ordinary or old time dentlstrv with its “hit” or “miss” methods? D iy ), LV Exceptional Plate Service ToLcums \\ they are continually you stopped to ask vou are getting the finest e(}uip])ed of any in C the methods employed in e dentistry have heen adopted cular line. My equipment and met most efficient manner. Anesthesia or Analgesia an many dentists and laymen tic and efficient manner results. old kind. It is much more | people—People who think. quality, nor yet those who in quality is always the‘hi in such a manner that it is ligent class who appreciat quality first. Investigation will average dentist, an estimate of the cost. Surgeon Dentist 338 MAIN STREET Phone 3440 Open Evenings Nurse in Attendance When called up today | issued by a national kindergarten as- | Amending charter of Manchester | maintain bridge at Main and Hum- | Perhaps you wonder why, in spite of the care you give fhem ‘onnecticut, and ! ,l | i b careful study with specialists in cach parti- to care for your most exacting needs in the / [ am equipped to do fah the best in X-Ray work, i b ing, with Novocaine, eliminating all pain. s Missing teeth are restored in the most artis- §i and in treatment of pyorrhea my methods show wonderful I court the patronage of discriminating are looking for cheapness, But I invite the investigation of that intel- show charges are ne higher than those of the you a thorough examination, advise what lington; that no fire permit be re- quired between December 1 and March 1; for public notice on quar- antine agalnst plant p A bill to reimburse . Byrnes of Norwalk, for $150 bond which | he posted for another man, forfeited to the motor vehicle department was adopted, The house concurred with the sen- ate in approving u $2,000 deficiency | appropriation for the governor's of- | fice due to cxpense of a |audit of the state counts last year. Bills Rejected ted were: On claim of wstino Giardina of Baltle for dama to his truck on a bridge at Baltic; and that certificates may be Issued to teach. ers who have had one or more suc | cesstul® experience in teaching cer- Itain subjects; prohibiting parking [on trunk line highways between 11 p. m. and 3 a. m, for more than three hours; for inspection of mo- |tor and factory members on auto- | moblles; creating a commission to supervise state institutions for cg of mental defectives; providing t negligence of motor velilele ope tor other than owner be aftributed | to owner; giving the public utili- ties commission supervision over all | motor vehiele prohibiting trans. | portation of animals on fenders of motor vehiel for destruction of fax lists and abstract hooks over |seven years old; appointment of three men to sit with state board of equalization on fown assessment lists; that all vehicles on highways shall keep in the same track; pro- viding t superior court judges draw up rules for small claims court. Those Adopted | The following house bills adopted: | Amending charter of Madison Mu- [tual Iive Insurance Co. treasurer's ac- were cxcept gasoline propelled vehicles of wmembers. Providing that Bridgeport, Nor- walk, Waterbury, Stamford, . IFair- field, Greenwlich, ield, West Hart- ford, Trumbull, Ridgefield +Wethersfield and (he East Hartford (fire district may have zoning. | Appropriating $2,000 for coopera- | |tive work hetween federal depart- went of agriculture and state board of agriculture, Glving Milford selectmen Juris- diction over shell fish grounds in waters of that town Amending charter of Simsbury Electric (o, Creating board of police commis- sioners and bhoard of fire commis- [sioners, in Hamden. | Giving sclectmen of Manchester control of opening gf public streets {and highways for purpos: of Iging ; | pipes, mains, conduits, etc., thereon. | i BRING RESULTS going. Have yourself if best service possible, if the dentist who does your work is progressive or if he remains in the same old rut. very hranch of on‘\ after very hods enable me I Gas-Oxygen, d Nerve Block- Not those who regardless of | believe the best ghest in price. e and consider that my spoclal | special | providing | for insuring bujldings and contents | and | HERALD CLASSIVIED ADS | NEW PRITAIN DAILY HLRALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, MRS, STOKES TARES - STAND IN TRIAL lDemes Charges Made by Her| Hushand--Not Cross-Examined | Chicago, March 11.—Mrs Helen | Ellwood Stokes of Denver was call- ed to the witness stand today in| the trial of ler husband W. E, D. Stokes charge | defame her Her appearance as & witness marked cparture under the Ti- nols statutes which prohibit a wife testifying husband Judge Gemmill ruled that her test mony ghould by so circumserib that it would not be evidemce wgainst lier hushand, but rather a aefense of attacl:s on her name, Mrs, Stokes was on stand thirty minutes and { eross-cxamined, She 1 denfal of all accusations made against her by Stokes and J. I [ Burke and €. V. Hanson, Chicago sleeping who testi- fird she had traveled overnight with ! men companions Mother Ts Called e was followed on the witness tand by her mother, Mrs. Arthur Scatt Miller of Denver. Mrs. Stokes denfed that she had shared on one occasion a herth and a compartment with a from Denver to opposite dirce- with conspiracy to aganst her the witness was not made a geners car conductors, on another yonfig man en route Chicago, or in the tion. She also denied statements of Sto as to occurrcnces in their New York home New Years Eve, 1019, Stokes had testified she twice appeared partly dierobed before her |young cousin, Hal K. Billig of Chi-| cago, which, the defendant testified, followed hy their fin- al separation, January 1, 1919, Mrs, Stokes said that she never! had ridden on a train with any man other than her hushand and that | | she invariably traveiled with a wom- Sho denied that she ever had heen | Evericigh Club, | ago in the night was an inmate of the notorious a deca life of Chicago. 1t was investigation of such alleged information that led to the present trial of Mr. Stokes and Robert . Lec ago NEgro. M Stokes testified that she never had taken the frain from Den- said she rode |ver upen which Burk {0 Chicago with a man she introdue- od as Billig. ied that she had travellnd Denver with her as testified by 1 that was what { Burk made Mrs. Stokes memory a figure in his dren were wards of the Denver Court she said, *“and 1T could not have taken them from the state. Mrs, Stokes sald that Stokes left ary 8, 1919, as against his went of January 1. She identified a diamond ring as a present to her after the January 1 fixed by Stokes. scratched Husband. admit “yes, 1 did scratch him,” ted Mrs. Stokes, referring to her husband, “He was trying to choke me and I defended myselt in that manner.” Mr. Stokes left the house,” said n reply to a question as o was responsible for the sep- ation. “I did not know he was aving. He said nothing about it.” Stokes was asked to remove at and displayed a mass of un- hobbed, titian . She denicd that ever had had it doctored or that it was of different color now from what it was when she was married \e spoke in a low voicr 1 a lance occaslonally at her huge, ¢ haired husband She was dressed in a blue fur-trimmed suit, with a tight Jittle that came well down over tailored, hiue hat her face, o ke'e moth questions re- car condu sald their pl ness attracted o Mrs. St . She said they were in her Denver home The prosccution tried unsiccess fully to have introduced documents coessful di- and kes' uns presented in § vorce €uit, but was overruled, rested its case. Dr. Hal |tified that his son was not | Chicago, ¢ Dt for short week-end Billig of Chicago tes- out of trips, in the la pa | whig) cd Ly two | ear ec tin |and Chicago to Den Stokes. |~ Norman . Fortney a | Gibson, neighbors of ants ‘} stified in ing of Dr. Bi Leon L n \J )! WAS | recatled completion of his cross-examinati | " Diggs testified that while a |signed s \davit montioning Mrs, Stokes did not know nd |had not read the statem E ing it 1e noxt five witnesse of Stokes in w dstailed conversations h them and various ¢ had Vaq with had ews they | | CAPITOL NEXT MONDAY Have a Laugh With the Popular Comedians LEW WILLIAMS — and - GEORGE RUBIN in their Chic-Chic Revue 20—PEOPLE—20 —— e -:« CAPITOL -:- NEXT MONDAY An Epic of the West SSUNDOWN" rivalry 1925, given him in his Investigation of in. formation thut his wife formerly | was un inmate of the Everlcigh uulu in Chicago, Ltta Wright, tormerly mald al the club and caretaker for s \HM years after it was closed a de denied that Stokes had -I cussed Mrs. Stokes, Helen Unders \\unrl or any woman with her Jid you ever tell Mr. Stokes it mm vase could talk it could tell who killed Marshall ©ield, Jr.?" the negress was asked referring to Stokes, | “I positively did not,” was the reply, She denled tlat she had cver [known Mrs. Stokes or any womnan under the name of any of the aliases mentioned in Stokes' inves- tigation. Sold Vase For 8§20 She admitted that she had soid from the club for Stokes a vase $20 saying he sald he a souvenir. wanted it for “Stokes said he had dropped many a dollar there,” testified the former club carctaker. Harry Emond, tailor, Dr. Maurice Rose Berg, former house physiclan at the club, and Anna Johnson and Lucille Hurrison, the last two ne- gresses, voiced denials as Milton L. Smith, assistant statc's aftorney, atements from the okes, mond denied he Stokes information a testimony had given | leged murder of Marshall Field, Jr. Dr. Rosenberg denicd the 1te ments of Stokes that the doctor had offered to accept 000 and w per words to Mrs. Stokes wl would make her disappear, his- had treated her professionally while she was an inmate of thr club, or that he was acquainted vith her CROWDS GATHERING AT NENEST FND - Egyptian Tomb at Giza Attract- - mg Many By The Assbeiated Press Cairo, Egypt, March 11,—Crowd of people, including many n per men, visited today the the discovery of the which it prove that of an important person | rcign of the Pharaol S n"rrv) of at Giza o \. tomb is hoped may the fourth dynasty, if not tl Y e AT, Soel o fencing, however, prevented tho work of excavation wndertaken | by {he DVoston-Harvard expedi- tion, befhg interrupted, and no additional information as 1o the progress of the k was forthcoming today from tors themselves, | 1t was iearncd that mirrors placed ! at the bottom of the deep shaft to { reflect the sun's rays into the tomb { showed the contents mmch clearly, éspecially the alabsster cof fin which appears almost transpar- ent. Several articlea are on tol of the sarcophagus, on the sides of which lies the cartouche, Lord Alienby, the eral. announ his inter visiting the scene this the excava- more resting governor ge tion of afternoon, ‘Great interest has heen aroused on all sides by this new discovery of a tomb far antedating the period of the noted tomb of Tutankhamen. an rounced late Monday. Americans ly interested in the dis- are espe made by the R ard expedition, and on \ecounts sent out of f the tomb came from I'ra ennan, of the Topel ral, who arrived in Fgypt o day of the discovery and promptly cabled the news to The Associatrd Press, Y. M. H. ;\. .\gauM FAYS In Baskethall Bdltlc The Y. M. H. A. wi v v with the D, A, V. t teamse representing ot o tions meet in this evening at the | a hasket mior High School gymnasium Y. M. HL AL will inelude in its ip Saunders and Lipmar I stars of the State ! Sehoa Hoberman 1y school In Bostc and Berkowitz teams in this ei The D. A. ¥ the same tea imental championshi ew rs ago. As the locd ¥ the Meriden Y theRRe Vi state, a fast game 1 The lineup is as follows RO e 0 NN Cohn, Cap 1 forme hampi Yahm, Lipman Couple Employed by Coolidge (-cl Manrried Washingt A White Ho two today "RENCH CABINET MLEITTS Presi whol marning. Premicer H his colte . seene of | 2 DENNISTOUN SAYS + GHARGE 1S FA[” Prmclpal in British Scandal Deterimined 1o Fight Londen, Muarch 11 My ! slow Dennisto KN Ler mer hu ! ‘ 1 o ¢ of court t i ¢ ition « cinim Moty milnut niresio Sir L ward Marsh Hall counsel fo Colonel Denunistouy admitted 1 lity of the divorce obtained iy The prosiding il pe 1 o ubsequent divoree of ( Dot carnarvon, dise r of the tomb of Tutankhamen, nis- tun's counsel during v o had maintained that the not valid rman Birkett out- case for the defens told he that the ormer Counte Car would ha the ) " sy, but, desp ur cable angnish” whieh the pro- ngs caused her and Colonel Dennistoun, they had determined “to take their present and their fu- ture in their hands and fight in or- r that the shonld have no fur- or dema 1¢ pon them.” “ Colonel Dennistoun, the counselor | said, denied he had promised his i former wife he her v divorce, or had ¢ ¢ provision for i would provide for mair 1z 10 the on that plaintiff's all hushand and wife had x' od for her fo hecome the mis- of Sir John Cowans, former | ritish equartermaster general, in | order to obtain military preferment for Dennistoun, Mr. Birkett de- clared it to be fa “It is nutterly nirue t lor ad “fhat there w caleuiated bargain ur paid the o THO NEW Ml N‘bTERS ARE NAMED BY PRESIDENT cold s S o wile pric Eberhardt for Nicaragua Post and Summerlin For PMace in Honduras Washington, Mareh 11.—FPresident Coolidge today nominated Charles 1. 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