New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 14

OFFICIALS WILL FIGHT l MISTRIAL ORDERED Case Being Dropped and WEST END G amn e deamg e Trinl Ordered. (Cotninued from First Page) | New Haven, ton in the event of litigation, The company has been gran permit to perform such buiidin sratlons aw are necessary 1o the new s ion and huas mit from mmissioner tor vehl the latter At e remonstrances it A L% court street prop | of tt in a series of cc ings in Slade, counsel : Boothe, of Stratford, 1 by Mrs, Ruth shire, his Norton sister-in-law, allenation n. Judge ared a here today hearing on the suit. efore t} ‘s attention ed out by Attorney r 3 ! 1 4 settlement D. W nnell the soon one of th In dispute and the permit v §s. art 1 felt that it sue ¢ his client to IS HEAVILY FINED rson asked g 2 settlement had 8200 and Jail i Suspended Sentence Mra, attorney the Given Driver of Death Car in In dismissiy Waterhury Conrt, erson sald that the Waterbury, by the Murphy June 10 (M Harold | be tried pross, of Famington was fir $200 and costs and was given a su Paonessa Wants T?acks On W. Main St. Repaired ives of the Connecti- pended jail in the superior court Judge Waldo Marvin fon James Conn a neigl phy's car struck a pole. i A letter from the er was read in court court to be such would brother, sentenca of six mo ere toda His menihers of I works and Mayor A. M. oon inspected Y pany’s tracks on West street to locate points below aski i level of Pao- bor, was Killed . r- ' ne t After dead man's br Main lenient bacaus ne where char be the prevent annu: of strain’ fr Main from atching costs, S West Harvaid ('rew Has Good S Practice on Thames Red Top, June 10 (A—A high wind over the off the Harvard quarters did not disturb water conditions this noon swhen T Coach Stevens took his first and sec- A7 ond varsity eights for a six mile | paddle down stream, one stretch he- ing to the three buoy on the course without a stoy On the way with the Connectient home the crews had racing starts offices in New Haven and short springs, | slon is expected next week Coach Haines with the freshman e and Coach Spuhn with the combination crew covered practical- ly th esame course and same pro- gram. Two Arrested for Theft At Winchester Plant New Haven, June 10, (A —Arrests of two men announced by the police today is said to be connected with a claim that the Winchester Repeat- ing Arms company's plant had lost by systematic theft a number of rifles and other articles. The men are Joseph F. Keenahan, said to |Varrant. ck ng him with nen have been an assistant foreman, and SUPport has hen in since his disappearance, works department found ity Tivar i a series of breaks in the roadway. culty ile of the contemplated work and will | flle a report Whistling of Song Clue Waterbur,; June 10 (Pw—Joseph !Raches, now heing held as a coun- eiter at New York who was ar- rested after a detective had Jearned ian folk song that Raches whistled when entering the apart- ment of a female companion, was formerly a native of the Brooklyn %ection of this city. He is said by the police here to have married a Waterbury girl and to have deserted her a few days after the wedding. A W. H. Cumberlidge, said to be a |PUTY dentist with an office in Chapel street. The present charge against the men is that of idleness. Americ;‘sAF;m—t‘\\'omaI\ Senator Is 90 Years Old Decatur, -Ga., June 10 (P.—Th n ] Arst Woran to nold office an a Ul In‘the session \ excitement senator, Mra. Rebecca L. Felton, TRt day observed her 80th birthday. Felton, who is the widow of the Congrassman W. H. Felton, w P n o it pointed by Governor T. W. Hard- | i wick in 1923, to fill the nnexpired n term of the late Senator Thomas Wafson. SQUABBLE stormiest sessio AT L 10 (/. s in its history oc One council of t 1sed Count € president of the council hurried! that Lithua of foreign the past that lan ho in in the political if they minority in nania send League of Nations. NEW HRIT\I\ ¥ New Britain Aerie, will hold installation of night. The by William speaker of the e vor Joseph entertainment STRIKERS TO RETURN Bridgeport, June 10 (A vers who recently walked out of the Salts Textlle Co. in re- ntment because the Dyer system had been installed, met this ing in the neighborhood of the plant and voted to return to tomorrow morning in consideration that they will be employed the piece work system which for- merly prevatled It was expected today difticulty elals of the comparn quoted. officers will morn- work {Stal An ow the meeting York will under New city banks than $5.0 0 in deposita # ind THE POTTERS the that imants not be fo has come to an ¢ refuse to be 1. 0. B. B. ELECTION. Atlantic City, June 10 (P- lewing his inetallation as reel grand master of the Independent Or der'of B'Rith Abra Adolph Stern of New York closing session of t ganlzation last n} gates to return t the assuran endowment the closest efticers. Fo study REQUEST Pmm\rn Applicatio Attorney TO Hartford, kas been Arnon A. Alling or bull for & requisition on ti nor of New J tion of Hamiltc wanted by the Ne ties to answer to the alleged to have New Ha 2 ”y ¢ State's Governo the state WILL PLAY TILDEN Har ot Nev »rk today POLLY AND H n the fc Englar nament by of New York Tilden-Sullivan ma late this afternoon a Galf club. A tennis TR Akte DEGRE] Kiel tommemorat versa Btates of Friedric German political ecor versity of Kiel Herbert Hoover, the retary commerce degree of doctor of po FOR m.n\; Germany, J on of of the landi TO FXAMINE PRISONER Hartfor Tune 10—Governor Trambull ed Dr. Willls M. Crowe of New Har fel_P. Griffin of Bridgeport a mission to inquire into the sanity of Michael Luby, an inmace of the New Haven county jaik G | has appoir en and Dr. Dan New June 10 (M—Acting motion made by Attorney Ben. for Stephen who 1s being Boothe, for of her Leonard mistrial in the sec- in moving for a mistrial, to a| in a morning paper | had | ald that he had jurymen reading the would be an continue the re- ceived his infor- The heard a set. de- Jennie 8. it Judge Nick- case was not to the board of the paving and to deter- must be made om low tracks. street's pavement fis The public the fracks are not at grade with pave. ment at many points and the result 1t is the mavor's desire to have the ley tracks relaid to overcome this A deci- | Leading to Arrest | vogue in Water- of the irred during today's meeting of m,‘ he League of Nations and | inones De Leon of | to The arose over charges made nia fought impris- atened persons Lith- petitions to the ofticers to- be Farley of Bris- ening Dutton of | fol- hold more o | | Eliventh Connecticut regiment its captors to New Orleans and Wildman of Connecticut. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1925, Captured Flag Is Returned ; *M\MWW~aw st After 60 years in strange hands, an old battle flag of the Tenth Louisiana regiment, captured at Cold Harbor by the in 1864 has heen returned by placed in Memorial Hall. Cap- The trolley company representa- | tain James Dinkins. youngest Confederate officer of that rank, tives are here to estimate the cost w shown receiving the tattered banner from Commander Ira No New Trial for Man Who Plagiarized Play | June 10 (A—Justice Erlanger has denied the motion of Richard Walton Tully piay “The Bird Oliver Morosco, its producer, for a trial of the action brought by Mrs. Grade A. Fendler, author of the | play “In Hawaii." The court decided | in favor of Mrs. Fendler a year ago in her suit for an accounting of the Tully play, which she charged was plagarized from her own work. The Tully play, produced in New York in 1912, was a great success throughout the country. It was sald | that its gross receipts amounted to | about, $2.000,000, for which amount Justice Erlanger said the defendants | should account to Mrs. Fend] New York, author of the of Paradise,”” and BRILLIANT RECEPTION. Madrid, June 10 (A—The Ameri- can embassy last evening was the scene of a brilliant function in hon- or of King Alfonso and Queen Vie- toria, the American ambassa- | dor. Alexander P. Moore, as host. | The ambassador's niece, Mrs. Joseph Martin, acted as and the | jinner and” pall attended by ! notahles of the Spanish aristoeracy. | The Spanieh government was repre- | sented by Admiral Marquis . De Magaz, acting president of the mili- | ctore. Among the Americans Admiral Philip Andrews, United ‘States naval | an wuters, | with 1 hostess, were forces in Furop | Friends of | unable to find her on board |F, H. and J. E. | twa |ot wititam GOING New York, ABROAD 10 (P—Frank £ partner of June danei rrett Carma Mrs. C. P. Hugo she was robbed of jenels 2285000 on New Ye: safled on the Aqui A Mrs. C. P. Schoellkopf listed as a passenger fessed surprise when i a Mrs, Schoellkopf was Mrs, Schoel pf when valued at eve, 1 tanta early today was an pro Als0 Car formed that n bhoard e were City Advertisement Ruliding Department New Britain, Conn, NOTICE To whom it may concern Public hearing will he Room 314, City Hall, T ¥ eve- ning, June 11, 1925 at 8 o'clock on the vocation of the permit issued to Stewart to erect a Jocated at 390 held in famil n avent Buil dwelling Cort At a court of pro Britain, within Rerlin i State of | Juna A Preser on mot Britain, as AaminiaT within said rirt This court doth de be allowed and limt of sald estate to ex agalnst the same to POISON GAS OUTLAWED Geneva, June 10. (P—The inter- | national conference for the control of traffic in arms poison gas warfare submitted by by adqpting a protoce’ the American egation prohibiting use of chemi- cals and bacteria as weapons | today. outlawed ||\% and directs that publi of this order by adert [paper put sald ) having & circulation In raid « posting & copy ther sign post in sald nearest the place Cartified fron BERNA ehad fn GAFFNET, I ARGONNE = WORSE ER PALS HEM THREE BROTHERS v WOULD GC ) ARE MAN FIR M A Bad Break on Pa’s Part | prominent |entering college. Co, prope | regular |Clark {1an City Items =—advt, . the Hebrew school. The finance committee of common council will meet tonight. George Calazia land Dental school. He known resident of this city and a baseball cateher, with teams played various Vietrola adv, Anna \d planos at Morans'.— and Frank Jederjco Gigliotti, The Hardware City branch, N. A L. C., will hold a meeting at meeling place, 114 tomorrow evening Gluseppe and street, o'clock. Gulbransen player planos at Morans' —advt, A danghter Mr. and Mrs, their home at Sunday Viola E., June 7 Ernest Twigg of 58 Black Rock avenue, employed as mechanical su- perintendent at Landers, will sail July 4 on the ip through Eng- Belgium, Holland and Co. altic rance, S. B, Germany Miss Margaret Cedar street nost office of absence has gone tion Mrs, E. V. B Mre. J. B, Johnson, turned to their home at Georgia, | months with H. F 724 Areh street Miss Agnes Backgren has resign as stenographer in the office o Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz. Judgment by default for Sheehan of 17 until September 1, io California on ter, have Atlant Braumbaum o tiee the George W, New York against Klett in the suit o Contract Annan tion has heen costs totalling $11.6 was represented by Corp | the corpora | 830 and | plaintiff ham, . Home cooked luncheon, Crowell's. The New Britain Investment Corp. will hold its semi-annugl election of lofticers tomorrow evening at 7:30 at | the of Winter street | graduated last week from the Mary- | s a well- having before | Ho wilk take the | stdte board examination this month. | Pawlowsky sold | today through the Camp Redl Estate | ty at 84 Prospect street, to the Arch | at 8 was born to I'rederick Whipple at | 3 Cherry street on Frary & employed in the local | has been granted a leave She a vaca- nbaum and daugh- re- affer spending the past few Purchase Battaglia and awarded | The Kirk- Cooper, Hungerford & Camp. | e THE HERALD “WANT ADS" Alphabetically Acranged For Quick and Ready Roference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Pre 00 a8 itne line line Vearly Order Upon Application, C worde to & line to an Inch, Minimum Bpace, 3 lines, Mintmum Book Charge, 35 cents. No' Ad Accepted After 1 P, Clasaified Page on Same Day. A M, {| "Ads Acceptea ov || for convenience of customers 925, Ask for a “Want Ad" Ope: v‘l ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Burial Lots, Monuments 1 Florists varlety, Jolnson's_Greenliou tlowers, Onk_St, andallie's Gr Tol, 2643-12, BA N W ween L TCH—man's, the Jerome &t St, Friday, ward, Finder call Personals FOR GRADUATION=—. and photo albums. FREE For bright, Catholle rrt . Child Weltabe, Hartford, Conn. attractive, Apply t NICE CARNATIONS—#1 & oz, Lost and Found FALLOON TIRE—and rim_found. Call | NASH BEDAN, 3084—4 oyiind Casalengo, Bwamp Road, Berlin, open coum and Professlonal Bldg. Finder kindly give same to driver of bus And recelve reward. CATGE BUM OF MONEY—Tost on~ Main | NASH, 1934—6 cylinder touring car. Orl- Re- Autograph Arcade_Studio, HOME WANTED 171 Capitol GUT FLOWERB—potted piants, ploas n| Bpeclallaing on funeral work. 517 _Chureh_Bt, Very fine pit enhouse, Tace, 14673, @ | Hawker, aibums | OAKLAND—Bensible 8lx touring, running six_véar old o Bureau of Ave, LI AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks for Sale T 1753 =g000 unamon. O, A Bende, 61 Maln Bt Phone 3316, LEXT ry good tires, just overhauled, front and rear. trades consigered, Phone 3215, =Fpas, 1083, upholstery ke new, new paing, bumper Tiine payments and C..A, Bence, 64 Maiu T now int, upholstery very good; mechaical condltion Is pertect,, & good cords, -A closed car at an open car price, $350 down, A, G, Hawker, §3 Eim 8t. Phone 2466, ginal top and mechanlc aint, diso wheels, .6 good cords pholsters good . and y perfect, $325 down. A. G 68 Elm 8t, Phone 4| 20 mi| Palge-Jewett Co., Tel, 2810, GAKLAND—5 pass. 00d condition, 2nd_floor, rlee $260, Whitmor« 319 East Main St Touring, 1924, 1n Inquire, 865 Stanley St. MRE. GA from 355 Arch 8t from the trade school, TARDUCI—MIdwile moved to 158 South Maln ., on the corner of Whiting 8L, across BURTAL VAULIB—Concrete steel reia- forced: water preof, bermetically seal 4, will outlst either wood or metal Do not require Iarger lota Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co. Kensington. Tel._647-18 | NEW BRITAIN—Munmental Works, 123 Oak 6t. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting Jour apectalty, Florist 3 CARNATIONB—Special at 60c. per dozen. We are making wedding bouquets and funeral desjgns. Leave your order now Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stan- ley £t. Phone 2388-12, Special Notice Notice is hereby given that Men- ditte & Co. has dissolved and a new company has been formed by Joe | Rtzzo, ~salvator Terrenova and | Agostino Scamo. The new |of Rizzo, Terrenova, Slamo & (| Co. f | ditte. [ Telephone connection, the | [ plaintift has heen awarded by Jus- ' Special Notice Unity Rebekah Lodge will hold a public whist Friday afternoon from 30 to b o'clock In Odd Fellows' hall, Arch street.—adyt. bring an atmosphere of lux- ury to your porch, They give you another outside room with indoor privacy. They protect you from the heat of the sun, and VUDOR Ven f tilator woven in the top of the shade permits a free cir- culation of air. VUDORS comein beautiful permanent colors and will last for years. You can havea VUDOR SHADE 6 ft. wide withadrop of 7 ft. 6 in., for only Other sizes priced proportionately $@5° Do This Tonjhtx Measure she width of your porch openings before you visit one of the dealers listed below, In the event no dealer is listed in your town, write us for descriptive literature illustrated in colors. The Following Leading Stores Sell Vudor Porch Shades / NEW BRITAIN B. (. Porter Sons, Drapery Dep BRISTOL t, €. Funk & Sons Co. HOUGH SHADE CORPORATION JANESVILLE, W1s. If there is ngt a ventilator woven in the top it is not a VUDOR HE WAS RAVING concern | | will operate independently of Men- | SUFFERERS OF HBART sure, paralysis, was cared, without drug saved, This, [ feel, I humanity, Address, Box 1345, camera, Bpeclal ¥ 15 50 Arcad Mrs. New Haven, Conn. Store Announcements FOR GRADUATION—Nothing stman TROUBLE Heart attacks, dropsy, high blood pres 1 will gladly tell ¥res of Charge, how my dear mother and her life my duty to A. Bpence, o Studfo, l AUTOMOTIVE l Auto and Truck Agencies 8 CKS—8ales and ¢ sales, ACME T son Motor Phons §70, Service. Eric. 171 South Maln 8t apitol Bulck Co. 2607, B MOTOR CARS—sales and pervice. 93 Arch St. Phone CADILLAC CARS—Bales West Malin, corner Arch 8t. Phons 211, and _ Bervice Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” Lincoln _streets. CHEVRULET MOTOR CARS—8sies and service. Buperfor Auto Company, OODGE_ BROTHERS—8ales 8. & F. Motor Sales Cor corner Frankiin. Phone and _service . 156 Elm 8t 731, FORD CARS AND tractor. Sales and sersi parts and accessori Auf & Service Co., 200 E. Main, TRUCKS—Fordson ce. Genuine Bales Phone 2701, tomotiv |HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales City Bervice Btation, Stanley 8t A. Paone Hartford Ave., and ssa. you, s like & camera &t 176 service, cor. GVERLAND SEDAN, 1925—1926 Overland coupe, 1924 Overland touring, 1923 Over- larid touring, 1032 Overland touring. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry 6t Tel 2061-2, REO~touring ca 20, paint. Must be seen Price 3476, 2110, STUDEBAKER—tourlig car In good run- ning shape. Price $100. C. A. Benve, B0 beain Bt Bhone. 2215, | ) Tires, §ood to be appreciated. Kennoth M. Gearls, Tel. BETTER UBED CARS 1924 Coupe (low mileage) $435. 1024 - Tudor, $500. 1923 Tourings, $200 to 33! 1923 Tourings, 8125 to 317l RUNABOUTS AND TOURINGS ALL YEARS ALL PRICES Oldsmobile touring tn beautiful cone dition, 8350, ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 23 MAIN ST. TEL. 1518, FPOPULAR FORD DEALERS USED CARS BPECIAL THIS WEEK 1924 Ford coups, 1018 Dodge Brothers sed, 224 Chevrolet tourin Clievrolet ‘roadster, 4 Ford roadster. 1019 Studebaker touring. BUPERIOR AUTO €O, 178 ARCH BT, PHONE 111, OPEN EVENINGS LEXINGTON—Oakland and grade motor cars . A. Bence, G1 Main &. Gray, Phone 2215, High Sales and service, ——— | LEXINGTON, tor Cars, City Motor Co., 6 Elm St. Phone 2734, eervice, St. Phone 2952, MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER—Bales and Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch motor cars. fca Bes the 'new lin A G. Hawke fined Six." Main St. Phone 2500. OLDEMOBILE MOTOR CARS—'The Re- Smith Motor Sales, 100 W PACKARD—Hudson, leading car values. See th es. The Honeyman Auto Arch St. Phone 2109, Essex, America he new coacl Eales Co., 139 Elm and Park Sts. _ogents for Gabrlel Snubbe: REO MOTOR CARS—and trucks. Kenneth M. Searle & Co., Sales aud Service, cor, Phone 2110, Local 8. STUDEBAKER—Service and 228 Arch 8t. Inc. _Phone 260. Balesroom at A. & D. Motor Sales Co. motor cara, Cherry st. R. C. Rudolph. o Sleeve- WILLYS-ENIGHT AND OVERLAND— owroom and service, 1 alve Motor. Phone 2051-2. VROI T02i—touring cords, mechanic & new ear throughout, D FTYDESDALF condition. inspe: T ton dump tirulars as tion, _ Apply, Box Busines coupe, 1923, her upholstery, lly perfect, $200 excellent m cord_tires, M. Reluholdt, TE—Fnrd spee s perfect and Hawker, 52 Autos and Trucks for Sale 9 | CH car, 4 gond fust like payment Eim St down Tody, usable to price and 57, Herald. s good cords good paint and down. Terms. Five tires, Price $50 vation eall 659-1 an good running C. A. Bence, 51 Maip 2 door. Iy perfact, required, $175, A. G. Hawker, 58 Elm §t. upholstery very good. Mechanical- Cash balance on easy terms. Phone 2 NASH, J824—86 ¢ chanially perfect, 6 good v wheels, new paint. balance on easy t Hawker, 65 Eim 8t. imder touring car me- cords, artil- Cash requirea erms. A, G. Phone 2458, BY J. P. McEVOY N WIS SLEEP G ALL NIGHT. T DIDNT KNOW PROF WA3 HOT DOG! THEY MISSED, ) e MEBBE EF I BUST uUP THEIR'KELWS THEY'LLICLEAR QUT THANKS FER THE LOAN OF JYER HAT, MR. PERKIN il WiLL ENTLEMEN PLEASE p\____’/\\ THE MEXT TWREE COME IN b el ROF SEBASTIAN JONES, | ENTERPRISES 24 ASHURS/ i MR \ N EEwA;y BY CLIFF STERRETT (LAND MR USED CARS OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- Sales and Service. Hardware Mazwell club sedan. Ford coupe. Hudson speadster. Chavrolet coupe. Buick tourin, Studbaker coupe, Hudson touring. —THE— HONETMAN AUTO SALES 139 ARCH B8T. TEL. 2100 USED CARS leveland sedan Maxwell 4 pass. Haines sedan. Anderson sedan. Ford sedan Fard coupe. - Epe. gix Studebaker: touring. TIME PAYMENTS OPEN EVENINGS coupe.—3 EENNETT MOTOR BALFES 230 ARCH. 8T, TEL. 2062 TEN DAT LSED CAR SALE 18t pay 1922 Lig 6 coupe, 4 pase., §2 Studebaker, 1321, big 6 coupe, 4 pass., $225 Jewett, 1923 touring. 200 Studebaker, 1324 spec. 6 (left over). §300 Bulck, 1318, touring, 4 cyl 340 Hudson, 1913, touring, 5 n Bulck, 1924, sedan, 5 pa 3350 Anderson. sedan (e ftudebaker, Time payments on all thess cars #an be arranged. Ges them during this sale A. & D. MOTOR BALES CO. 116 ARCH #T. UBED CARS 1220 Dort, good shape. 1920 Big 6 Btudebaker tour, 7 pi No reasonable offer refu J. B. MORAN GARAGE, 3131 CHURCH BT. Open Evenings USED BUICKS Coupe, ¢ pas Coupe, 4 pass. Coupe, § pam Sedan, § pass. OTHER MAKES Hudson speedst Chandler s Durant 6, touring, Franklin, sedan, Cadillac touring. 1921 1919 CAPITOL BUICK CO 133 ARCH STREET. Auto P'arts and Accessories (1 DAYTON "THOROBRED —Cords, al olzes, low pressure, long. mileage means comfort, safety and economy. reasouable. ‘The Ball Tire Co, 219 Arch 8t. Tel. 1743. FEDERAL AND LEE TIRES—and siori bat ea, J. M. Farrell, 110 Franki'r 8q; Phone 1563, FOR BAFETY FIRST—use Vacuum Cuf tires. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Ch KELLEY EPRINGFIELD. cord tires 4 service. Gaa, olle en’ Sreases, accessories. Clerk's Auto At cessory Shop, 138 Matn 8¢ Phone 1680 ANNOUNCING ETATION T W O of the ONEIL TIRE & BATTERY €O COR. PARK & STANLEY 8T8 NEW BRITAIN, CONN. SAME SERVICE — SOME SERYVICE WE LEAD—OTHERS FOLLOW UFVTED STATES TURES— Suies ahd 8orva" ies. Prosperi & Co, 361 Myrtle B M =TT+ [:om;lz RS Fedpht | gy A A