New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 2

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Tel. 1905 VOICE CULTURE FUNERAL SERVCE " SET FOR TUESDAY Last Rites to Be Accorded Gen. | Nelson A, Miles f May 18, —(AP)—Fi- | National eeme- | Nelson y in Arlington f Lieutsnant (iener is son, ents Roc military honors Not only 2 T portunity arranger Major General or fu mpaigner. sorps will h the funeral during nstrato their re and rev nd o der ch his T fo is nents emory Pres e is 1 the vho will represent the wcies of the gover e nation's final tribute th of Mile ew have recelved what reprimand ing Geronimo, operated under | and ate to swed that he ha as into which the fugitives Man- gus and Natchez had gone, issued s to movements, and e war de- he was re hecause of the “'es. ped.” Miles is he was in- is home to await orders. Wt JUNE 7 LIMIT T0 RENEW INSURANGF Warning Sent Out by Maj. Ban- nigan of Veerans' Bureao recent e Speeial attention to beginners and children Rooms 31%-319 under 18, Rooth's Block, Tel. 1274-13, The SHURBERG COAL CO. 53 Franklin Street Phone 2250, — THY — MORINELLO Beauty Shop Booth's Block—Room Miss HAZEL M ELECTRICAT S 32t DOWNEY, Prop Specializing in FACIAT TREATMENT and ALP Hairdressing and Marcel Regio ates Veters | ex-cervice men nee, Seetic MISS MAGRI 0 TESTIFY &~ Mur- o Aascn der, Is Expected to Girl. Accused of Wednesda; exam| It an testimon likely t att n the abse pre and on ve We uiminated nano on Fe in th sky has sa al te or READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESULTS { rake Stand On ¥ | 16 dental hyg NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925, | Naugatuck, Shelton, Willimgntic and ‘[;[]NN HAS Tflfl Windsor Locks 3 each, New Britain " 6, Putnam 6, Rockville and Stam- FEW P[][I[;EMEN ford 4 each, Stafford, Etonington and | Thompsonville 1 ¢ and Wal- | lingford 6, raffic Condition, From This| Viewpoint, Serious Hartford has sixty supernumer. that they could not pass a satlsfac tory physical examinatiom Any Information reinstatement o concerning the your Gove had by glonal Office, 1 1, 988 Main Street REPORTS ON DENTAL WORK may b applying arfes avallable for trafic work, New Britain 50, New Haven {8, Jeweott City 4, Middletown 12, Naugatuck 14, Waterbury 14, and Rockville, Wallingford and Windsor Locks 4 each, Sixty-four motorcycle policemen | are employed in the thirty-seven munielpalities named, bhelng includ- | ed In the totals of regular and parts time officers listed above, “There 18 no way of telling how many !ives and limbs are saved through the activities of the police in the course of a year,” says the bulletin, “but {f an honor were| warded to each officer who saves a | ife by his directions of trafic, there | is not one who would not be covered ; with medals." | More careful and systematic handling of traMc is urged, and ned and authorized as | police forces are cited as the only | ‘(‘Ompv-lrnf agencles to accomplish | It, *Thers must be more police,” declares tha bulletin, “Each traffic| pollce force, wherever situated, | must be more adequately supported by public sentiment; its appropria- | tions must be larger.” Attention 18 called to the steady increase in the | number of motor vehicles on the| highways and the corresponding | hazards and & plea s made to take time by the forelock, and be or- ganized for the future, The present dircction of trafe, so far as it goes, is commanded. | g “Too much -praise cannot be given | gned 1o traffic duty, | to the direction of traffic in the 5 hort 41, Water. | state,”” says the bulletin, “This ap- Ansonia 4, Bristol 2, Derby, | plies not only to the direction by | Chief of New Britain Clinfc Tells of | “Conneeticut manned andpoint.” tat is the pitiably under. trafie pollee May bulletin vehicle depart- importance fer the name of cducation of a ¢ 1 mmissioner Robbins B, Stoeckel. nual report of Sidn Traffic is controlled by €36 men in | thirty-seven cities and towns having Work Among School Children— from Operations Performed During Year VALl the whole popula- it is stated, but only | fMicers are assigned to | duty in these muni- rt-time officers, | | craries and six school | | Dr. feder re the Cit 1ed exclusively in the past two | g operators who! nses, according to the | irge percentage of the | used for highway pa- | in view of the in-| »¢ ten men made In the state | police department at the session of the le ature, 1t | ted that “a few more men | red for the special patrol | tridgeports employs on years to exar ists in the apply for lice riment and spends v ment pen ulletin, A ) of backward dren than any he advan Reotn of B hild o imooriant (oot A table is prin New Haven } showing that policemen | tion of the i iaiEnt Hartfor The names of more than 100 dog owners have been turned over to Dog Warden Foley for Investigation a8 to why their canines have not been registered, Numerous com- plainta about damage done by dogs | have been recelved during the past faw days. The condition of Mrs, P, H, Ca lahan of North Main street s re- ported as much Iimproved, Mrs. Callahan was operated on at the Meriden hospital last woek. William Nelson has been appoint- ed by Kiltonic post, American Le- glon, as chalrman of the committes which will have charge of the sale df popples on May 28.80 for the benefit of disabled ex-servicemen, Miss Marie Gaynor of Buckland street has been selected by the Chil. dren of Mary to crown the statue of the Blessed Virgin at the annual May procession which will be held at St., Thomas' church on Sunday, May 81, Miss Bertofin Case of Milldale un- derwent a successful operation for apppendicitis at the Meriden hos- pital Friday and Is reported as in an | improved condition. Dr. Charles Egan of Waterbury, a former resident of this town,” has been elected president of the Water- bury Denta] soclety. HYLAN SEES WRECK ON THE ELEVATED LINE “Fly Time"” Soreen Sereen Black, Doors, Windows, Pearl and Bronze Netting, “Yiyosan,” the fa- mous fly killer. The Handy Hardware Store Herhert L. Mills 336 MAIN ST, New York Mayor Inclined To Blame | II- The Company For Lack son 2, Greenwich 11, Meri- | the police but to the use of auto- swn 1, Miiford 2, | matic signale and to the general| New Britain 6, promptness and correctness with | v London 5, Norwa h the various problems have Stamford 9, | been met. Much stress 18 laid upon Torrington 1, West | the importance of the traffic oficer | and Windsor Locks 1, |in the safety scheme and a consider- | jteen part-time | able part of the bulletin is devoted | * own and West | to a discussion of his powers and re- | Hartford 11 each; Danbury 14, Bea- | sponsibilities and the motorists’ ob- con Fall, Bristol, Milford, New Lon- | ligation to heed his directions. o U iU SOUTHINGTON NEWS | n felson 4, Derby Hartford. Later Mr. O'C ‘ Manchester, n(_: B e The misslonary society of the First | Congregational church will hold its monthly meeting at 3 o'clock tomor- row afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. J. Bishop of Main street. Mrs. | Clarence Wickham of Hartford will speak on “Personal Experiences in China.” R OGORMAN DERD Well Known Resident Once Conduct- Shelton 1 ed Main Strect Store— Was 78 Years Old—Had Shock Week Ago, 148 & chard A O'Gorman 14 ' trafiic offic nter street, iffered ars o place He Hibernians Amerlea He leat Mary and Miss A a s illiam 1 O'Gorman O'Gorman Wonx Hayloft of Haymakers con- | terred the degree of the order on| several farmers Saturday night in Red Men's hall, | The Triendly circle of the Firat Baptist church will meet at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the home of Mre. Roy Stadel of the old turnpike. | | | Yolunteer circle, Companions of the Forest, will meet in Red Men's hall @his evening. AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH The annual ot the 47 devotior st. 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