New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 7

This Store Cl EVERY PROFITS WELL WITH THE NEEDS, July Sale chance to select one for mer wear. Sport Coats of. mixtur many styles with silk Sold regularly at $25.00 and $29.50. Sale price is ALL SUMMER FROC prett) S Special value ofiered in prising Brassie, Putter iron, Mashie and a good with metal bottom. AlIRfor only o s Wednesdays at ) Our JulySale Offers Big Values DEPARTMENT HAS ITS MARK-DOWNS — MERCHANDISE ALL THAT PURCHASE NOW. WEARABLES NEEDED FOR SUMMER UP WITH TOILET SUPPLIES AND DRUGS. AND COME W HOW ABOUT A SPORT COAT? vacation and sum- Wonderful values offered in wash fabrics, they are offe investigate,-and you will buy liberally. GOLF or NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, oon, Beginning July 8th, up to Sept. 2nd, Inclusive THAT COME, SUPPLY YOURSELF AND VACATION. STOCK LOOK TO ALL YOUR OTHER ITH THE SURETY OF BIG SAVINGS. Prices on Ready-to-Wear THE DRESSES WILL ENTHUSE YOU. Specially so when you see the lovely frocks of printed silk crepes, flat crepes in the pastel shades and crepe satin dresses, all in the nmewest styles. Gar- ments that would be good values at 316.50 and $19.75 $1 2-05 for only Fashionably made of cotton, linen and other »d during this sale at specially low prices. Come, Ready-to-wear section, one floor up, AND TENNIS GOODS Golf Sets, com- Silver King Golf Balls priced very special Mid- at Thc. each, » . 3 (Champion Tennis Rackets, Wright & Dit- son's regular $6.50 grade. July Sale price $5.98 each. Tennis Balls, kind Sale price 39¢. each. Good and cheviots in crepe linings. $14.05 REDUCED. Driver, three-stay Bag $7.95 usually priced 50c. Berlin News FRANKOWITZ GIVEN BENEFIT OF DOUBT Discharged After Hearing on: abbmg Gase in Berlin DOCKET A HEAVY DNE Spreading Rails Canse Freight Care To Leave Tracks—New Post Office Occupied Today—Others Items of fnterest In Town John | Field rankowitz of Treasurc discharged in night Kensi Berlir witne gton, wa last state and t conrt for the ad been called in lar; Ders to testify regarding his stabbing of John Krs Britain on day night last after hearing the e discharged 'rankowitz, the defendant would tenetit of the doubt, that s fense e X The idence, saying that conrt, given ueh re ke is it ns witne legation of ies and each stify in the case conrsc examination it ht out that 1 177 Wushington s been in th violations andd that hie 41l for an offense witness tor hLoth one was called In the was bhrov lives al Tiritain police court to t of the troet, Ne liguor law has s term in kind. The i cenrred 1+ Wrachiel nkowitz leg Sunday ¢ visiting at becam a8 chir the They Irachiel New Bri The 10 quarrcl ankowitz i the b catmient at the hospitil tted fhat there ynabie Kr 1o cous s warned owitz had used fe apon ap bring a Ay beet i ' in court would pearance severe pnaliy onvieted of stabbin man and months in juil for the nse night hy Atte hom . Donough of N win Caufleld Fined Donald Canficld of Gar New Britain, was fined 8 for reck driving. He ed on the Berlin turnpike Policeman Paul Lavin la afternoon after the New Britain man had led the oftic merry chase alons of t He was charged wi cutting ir 1l out of the line 'of cars at a great fisk of life and limb, Coasting In Driving a fi Webster's hill on speed of 31 miles an hour being done in town of Berlin as John Moran of Thompsonville learned last evening. He was fined €30 and costs of $13.18 for the coast- ing. He told the court that he was trying to make up The warned him not to coast in Berlin again. Moran is th Bill Kneeland trips between York city. Overloaded P, S. Car Nicholo Zaravalo of W4 pleaded guilty to overloadir car and was fined $15 of the fine being re- He explained that he taking a few friends to a ball game in Hartford. when he was arrested on the There were ten passengers ia the seven of last W e as arrest- by Stat ie 5-Ton Truck on down the turnpike at a truck ime. river of one of the makes ind New which 1 Springf rhury pub- lice $2 and costs mitted later was merely service ping | New Britain ! unday | just isn't | court | | passenger car. it was brought out in | he course of the trial. l The To Play Double All-Kensingtons sehedule in play shury Hoader will Saturday, Ballewa Fined 815 By Court Matthew Ballewa of Beckley | they a double hacder wit Quarter, who was arrested last week | the nine. The mornin “wn « breach of the peace charge, was | game will he played in Kensingto Igiven a suspended jail sentence of 15 |at the Percival avenue ficld [days upon }uumrul of costs, which | begin at 10:30 o'clock. TIlelds wi [\muv nted to $15. His paid the | piteh and McKeon will he the bat. Tn the afternoon 3 will be played at Simsbur, mplained | fair bei for drunk and | Politis will piteh i Last night was not | while McKeon will set in the| Tt is expeeted i great and John MeCar- of New RBrituin were fined breach of the peac sted carly Thursda) Ofticer Frank Brown at tl |vailroad station. after Ar An- Meriden had eomplaine refuged to vacate his au- for whe nd wi n his wife ad conme that d beaten her home this | 1 ‘ offic as catehe i Ir‘\\"\' first appearance H in snmes, is reco; Jnvn 8 Griflith 35 They delegation Ieave Vor Pittshurgh James Garrity and ch for were ar ing by wur llews of thut they [toniobile i Boardman In Berlin \ Floyd I Boardman, Meriden bank {elork, who is being held for trial he- fore the United States district court, on at o Lot Miss Marjorie Moore's nre unele S in Kensingto ICavence Verlin, || peElons ; { Tee eream and ho I ¥ woand il inGle inhoe sl and it is exp is awaiting trial. Tt i that | a large sylvania, where as the guests of Mr, 7 [ Lrank Perkin Mrs L daughter of Mis, Ga merly Miss Tor (o Garity, To HOld Lawn Party A party will he held o Jauw charges of embezzlement atLIRIL onRL with his RBoardnian in dmen's plan is to rake himee il about his sojonrni ton eve cake Frow mad in Le sold will be 2 Enter New Quarters Kensington busincss in its ning and res at the app of the 1 5 keenly the seriousness and will make for a time ardman furnished mount of $11,000 far | ple appearance in the It New Haven Preight Cars Teave Tracke Snread rails on one of the rhin jof his offe The “for | Clarence ns an at- tempt to n ne | mor |honas in the lis nephew’s {United ior \es court in [ master l'~~l~'~"\" upied which | fice was Sidney Miss M wer rd aht cqui t n eNs reight 3 fre raln its way | 4 follow- | moved from the old of rly ca liis miorn out Haver sine piloup of o5 Fast Berlin Hems 12 rogular meeting of the munity club will be held in ment of the Methodist chureh < Final Communit wa when rails and made | picnic to be hel week Saturday, J Miss for the tics. discngaged from 1 of the train and the movina hack nother o Iy 11 e spending a few ) [of Mrs. Hazen, | Mrs. Donohue Iren Bridgeport was 1 of fric in town s W ad bed Mrs. vest Donohu formerly Miss Lz Long Leave ruff. Gwatkin - and Vor Camp st Cromwell. > library Tom 7 will be n this ¢ ope to 8 o'clock 1 Eiot | Kin left this mornir for ‘amp Woodstock, Woodstock, Cfonn., for a | tvo weeks' s mp Woodstock is the ord county Y. M. [relatives in G num- [i A ber the | en cou | buil Poor Condition | in lar cmetery sus Gwa change Miss 1 as of hooks. Cunimings of Souti g S town officlal He and from ton he of Tues meeting of 1] will be held g Thursda ladies of St fwill hold a food sals lawn I'riday afternoon | 1Ladies and hair shingling advt, draws a | all summer in camp rge of hoys parts of ntry eac B The iron bridg ar the old a pactlal cave-i ernoon, iel's el on the churc late yesterday hildren's first cla W side was fou AUE ] low. Rarber ho ave sag gerously to wrtment and was sent the state have a behind a game this ar o'clocl contest, residenc: wil 1 that ther pmen plan: d at Tndian Neck next of | | nds and evening. | Plainville News §79 FOR EVASION OF RESPONSIBILITY (Bristol Man Set(les for Gollision With Bakery Wagon PARISH GUILD MEETING Making Plans For Grammar School Alumni Reunion—Funeral of Mrs, Oldershaw — Guild Meeting — Plainville Briefs, Louis Tlorillo of 60 Meadow strect, | Bristol, appeared in town court here last night of {driving and evasion of responsibility, on charges reckless {a truck operated by him having {struck a delivery wagon of | |Plainville Baking Co., Monday after- | {noon on Bohemia street, After hit- {ting the wagon, which was driven by Wi r Simons, Florillo drove on, | {but his number was sceured and he | |was arrested by Fred Cal- {len Refore the court session last night, Iorillo made itution, |with Mr. Rogers, the owner |bakery, for the damages done to the |wagon. In view of his attempt to amends, the court was willing | Ienient, but his running away the accident could not he over- | ind Justice Bdward P, Prior fined him $75 and co! evasion of responsibility. Attorney Russell {represented Fiorillo, 1. Voran presented the | Episcopal Guild Me A summer mec Jbers of the Parish |Churen of Our |Mrs, Bratnard is [Teld at the home [Booth, 71 Whiting |o'clock tomorrow {members are reques Alumni 1 1he Constahle of the vic make Ito be sts for Mi ¢ Bristol William case for the ing ting of the Guild of Suviour, o president, af Mrs men- it f which will be | S at d 1o be present. “union e for the an- s of the which committee Prosident Mra is chairman, will meet s lome, 14 Canal this evening to nee the {plans for fatr. [ Although the re held outside of th | Plans ave heing s |nual vennion of the g | Plainyillc {will n 5 1 (in charg granmar held school, be saon , of which iHarry Castle at Mrs. street, The 1 n | il Ay ion is unusually | town, it has | it take in | Nainville t 0 the date he el has soveral and | union | t noy s on tap r. i hopes to malke han eve Woman's Wom old its 1 far's re ason in tomorr ur e cmber Irsday 1 Mrs, Belle Oldershaw Mrs. Re T, Older seutling |+ {over Turner honor Mrs, seeretar was Mrs last year H y Garfld of the inell's maid n{‘ 1d Jonen wife of the Humen-Jones (' returned to her home m Sm)llmv:(mv yosterds Hartfor Mr and yostords Y 1 hospital 1 Mrs, (¢ ay for liur for three Anthony and Alber pe, where weeks. !'| Mar will spend several weeks FOUND West 111 Advt, Mo all Advt. Jack or ser male a epe Afred Main tain View, improvements, Tel, s Gar vies slalty Ford ale dog I'lain b room tene rear of I O oy MORE INTERESTING | Excava Greec Class India tions o e gl rease student {of the goffin, ieal Ins told th 2 pol tions in e Give A des napolis, J f ancient ven color int Ia ancient president titute of o Ametic 1 cont 1 itician Ancient an Rome a lded Value To t .3 and classics classi uly 1 Romne Lixcay 10 1he crest of ge and histe I A% bk Archacolc Yo leag rection With t ssociation ng wers. of the America, Classical on vho over-reac Rome's enemies by an unfair indirect th Mr. Ma liscot nd zoffin in front iple in the w8 he is \‘.Hh a the he them al of t man of MAPLE HILL NFWS AlGD Mr. { family Bruemt He wil capacit otar Mrs | Jomnati mer in en Harf Camp with the Clar | store well fo T oon w liam T ~ |ington were held | I 2:30 a'clock N i his oon. The fec hy ‘ ( the conduet Wyekoff, 1o harles S, Plainvi whi g egationn o Older v was one of the most e, by Window Pane washing a win of | her home loose pan the back of her ha bl ing flicting erably 5 a wound which t Six stiiches we to close the gash It's Only the First of the rules agai of July rerous small hoys { Plainvitle cen sotting o crackers al d £ bl rin e 1o the great *lof many townspeopls | Going to Lurope ihetl nd the Ve | Miss B wil where v ; i Stone Sp sum ma tend and visit 1 des hay of | with places and situations i Nofes "urner, in 1lartfor Community Theater Plainvill Waednesday., Jduly 1 CONRAD NAGEL in SMARRIED 1 i n hl D | I'he ommis trict Any sor, Jewell, t Istr Main nd Mrs, [ left Tuesd ner has y of the | I take u ¥ Tohnathun an, have They will be Madison twill spe erop r mothe at the B Keene, om is hone short stay ouis Bruemier a 1y for Bostor n lartford Y is duties Y M. ( in 1t AL C 30ston Hart d for the the Hart s the stan Roma after being confined to the ol ¥ W alve grinding nd he cal ory fa- " rk i he of | batt 1s w g I and | r becomes more than |California dy | 1 nd | M membersh in A " A ot ichard and Stev- a few N weeks H {heo urt sum1 t the shore nee Nords s of cl sun Gar ith W n el the p Olm S New working ro s taken Maple | Mr. K ¢ for mer b omet restdent Mrs eams Maple in wing Hill & oys pl stead and | of M Tin visit among t T.ondon tourn ople LEGAT, tion ar Hill Ante s ho election s to nient was of Newi m won NOTICT at spend- 1ill At- 0 evening ng | paus 192 WORLD PORTS T0 | Bristol News | OLE L. 3. FLEET g conuon, o, (Australia, New Zealand and| [;ALLH]T[] REWAR[] Tasmania Wil Be Visited Plommen { Burlington Avenue " Man Had Wide Acquaintance | July 1 (A f prominer v oevery port « e Australia Zealand and Tasmania, as well | 18 the American south sca pos- e ept G 2 of sour i CHILD FALLS FROM VERANDA “riend sessions o m, will Rlimps rtoof the ment of 55 United States which left toc of th mor of Tahiti, Marquesas will be lay for a ship" cruiss Bahy Lands in Flower Bed and Is I'ha isles uhiva Uninfured—Ahout 700 Pupils Ex- visited pected to Attend High School in trip u whole will ¢ | and Most extensive carried out by the tleet, 1 ney ¥ Is the I Fall. na ever American Austraha camin Iward Conlo largest peace-time |at his home at 73 Burliugton a made by th round-the-world to be the miral Evans in 19 fliness. | and had part of his s one o best known Northside section | t of friends about the this He was born lived her 1 only lfe. He la will proceed as a tlresidenis of the il to south latitude 88 approximately Austr Here morning after a short in greater ng Unite is city 18 vessels and had a hos degrees, s, city Mr. ( and A day's saili the fleet wi heade the | of | lon was born on July after attendance at 15 d the employ the 1. 1 where he re- mained for Later he tered the employ of the New Dep: ture Mfg and worked until he retired about five ago Mr married Miss Anna | Kavar by whom | Ch- | he o leaves two | ar M daug nlv” o Melbourne and | Trene a Miss | tle's de Kat all of this city. | [ Mr s one of the active | ovganizers of St. Joseph's Holy Name society and was also active in vanks of Pal K. of C. | The funeral will be held on Fri- | day morning at 8§:30 o'clock at his home on Burlington avenue. A‘ salemn high mass of requiem will be | |eclobrated at 9 o'clock at St. Jo- | seph's church. Burial will be in §t. Thomas' ry o9, | split ment by will proces arriving July | ) 1 by the Admira 8, Roblson, commander in chief of the fleet g0 to Sydney, which | ham Co., years. en- vears lon ci 5 is mond, T | Memphis—wil the Misses Conlon, and e Conlon, iters, Rose sister, s achment August ] ¢ cruisers depart for Nng the » hospital ship R Seattle council, p will visi while the fle ght fuel and (intain such the ot is in the re supply ships 18 will schedules may stoserve On A an all detachments will Australia. Eacl with cemeter Aus.ralian ports it has | Infant Falls From Veranda The fieet will fake the| Willlam Roberts, one year old son | I contingents, ' of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Roberts of | 20 Mills street, narrowly escaped |serious injury vesterday fternoon when he feil from a sccond story | anda at his home. He landed In soft earth of a flower bed. The | voungster's mother rushed to his as- | stance and was overjoyed to find child unharmed. Bassett-Anderson Wedding Joscph Bassett, buyer for the Rristol Furniture Co., of this city, | 1 Miss Mae Anderson, a {known schoal teacher of Bas: New Britain terday afte lthe “Transf | A a Rassott ust 6 ing not visited return voy though niost of th Wil visit August 80, t varion: ), Samoa, Ails will st a nds in the 1 south seas. e e maj by the etachment comma attle ever ly will re- ig Honolulu September the (nn~cu~aled Bishop Of Home Diocese | Fort Wayne, Tnd., July 1 (® tev, John | Noll, who left his Wayne more than 3 enter upon his st priesthood ie, the Church of New York Mr. and Mrs, Cendon street, oon at ition in dding trip, will live on udies re turned yeste fifth bish Fort | this city. ssive S x Ve dioc mpre bridegroom is a graduate of w Redford tile school and en connected with the Bristol far several v 1t graduate Britain Normal school Roard of Fducation Ieport report of the medical inspe department for the was as foliows: | tne | has b ol | T*urniture ¢ Mrs, } | New nanth in- 14; home makin he mo ildren were excluded, . 13; german me i conjunctivitls, mumps, 2 pediculi, 1 The report partment for the Kept at home Jul¥ L working, 1: truants, 1 t the of havir sandpapered ~General pections by school nurses, pections by Dr. B ackett, 18 o es taken, 1 total of 783 o M;n‘c to Politics P The Ameri Hughes Utrges Attention v York, July \isite es for Uhirty-two cl as follows issues which | sles, sl self THchs Hug atendanc d was as fo the month by ts, - {lows illness, 4: fllegally making a month, gymy ail 1 that be au- 1 ]nH"; od OWNdsium floor was ey mission, 1 Th Tiscusse was \ote mittee MODIFICATION Wais Ju 1 DENTED » high scl 1 fo arrange superintendent ¥ The in it explained the creasing growth of the r of pupils at the hig| 1001, will be 700 pupils in Sep- It will accordingly be he health school to 1 to take in the A similar room in V wing room surcharge on Pullman pas. ‘ nm s. today denied p titions | which number 1 690 and somewhere reial fravelers organiza- | Letwe 18 a modification of the [ tomber ma BIG SUGAR CROP ry for similar 1 wing s equivalent nortl {ment were married yes- | time | than | proportionate | with | was denied REFUSE APPOINTMENTS, wsical educa nt w yrized Doro M, vices of {He thy McPherson, for part time fine struction in home economics for a period each week as may be found necessary, He was also ine structed to forward a renewal cone tract to Thomas Monahan, head coach of high school athletics, and to arrange for contracts with the high school janitors as provided and suggested by the high echool such ummllu!'m matter of th rs and othe mm to be introduce around the introduction of printed informae 1o schools city for safety ‘ .mwwl on behalf of the children of clty was discussed by the commissioners and It was the unani- mous opinion that the board of fon would not e jinte rested introduction of such a came at ‘n\ he i in | patgn ihe this time Not in Gay's Inn The proprictor of Gay's Wolcott today denied the published in the Herald that ¥ me nn statcnn g Yesterday Cnguged 1 oa 4y mornig, he ight occursvd dun urel RAILROAD LABORING ORGANIZATIONS FIGHT 1ree you the inn Sup suid that t e Cedar I, cted by t is now Michael hall con- | Clerical Forces Demands Not Agreed To By Other Workers Unions, Mexico City, July 1 (A —Charging the leaders of the "Allanza de Fer- rocarrileros to which the raflway clerical force belongs, with carrying out communistic propaganda cone {nected with the Moscow or Third In- ternationale, the leading rallway workers' unions have declded tully {to support the government's econ- |omy program which goes into effect tday he danger of a general strike in protest against the readjustment has thus disappeared. Director General of Rallways Cabrera, however, {s holding in readiness a sufficlent number of men to replace the strikers should specific manifesta- tions occur, while the war depart- has ordered all the military commanders to suppress energetical- ly any disorders. The rallway clerks hereafter are to be consldered private employes, |the officials being thus enabled to dismiss them vention, without union {nter- RULINGS ON PAYH PAYMENTS | War-time Shipbuilders Who Worked On Cost-plus Basis Can Recover But a Reasonable Amount, Washington, July 1 (P —The court of claims foday held that war- shipbuilders s With the cancelled may the sum cost for whose government were not more fixed as reasonable ch completed vessel or a part of the for hips. Ibert, trustee in bank American Rhipbuilding orgia corporation headquarters New York the right to recover just compensation on of contracts 1o build cost-plus contr recover uncomp Lucius ruptey of the company, a in $930,864 cancellation as | and install machinery in ten wooden | hutis. The corporation claimed It led to reimbursement for construction of a ship building plant at Brunswick, Ga. A counter claim was filed by government for a made to any and unpiad hills on the urplus materials, and the held the government was due ans was ent the ances the com sale of court 706, $150, 000 000 In\o]\ ed In R. R. Group Insurance New York, July 1(#—The largest single group insurance plan on rec- ord, Involving more than 45,000 em- ployes and $150,000,000 in protee- tion, yesterday went into operation on three southern rallways which ointly adopted the plan, The blanket coverage was issued by the Pruden- jal Insurance company to the Loulsville and Nashville, the Nash- ville, Chattanooga and St. Louls and Louisville, derson and St. Louis railway The policies provide payment of life insure ance to employes in amounts from $1,000 $3,000, according to eal- for $1 additional in cidental death. G ON VACATION July 1 (A —Secretary leave Washington to- St Minh., to caving the state wrge of Joseph the KE Was Kellog ngton will norrow for a department Grew tion, I in spe under-secret NEW COACH AT TRINITY Hartford, July 1—Henry W, Clark, former Harvard varsity football cen- ter, will coach the Trinity college football team next fall President Remsen R. Ogilby announced today. will b member of the instructor in Eng- Trinity faculty ish. to state autoists policen order that might be | rded he sts FRECKLES AND GEE-1W N fficer 1 stood partia & were ssed in- e to serviee v repa D ow trucks (, PlcURE oF -1 miles an ho Tt i 1 e "o\,‘ although w bridge may be for present structure fulness and the 2 much wider one Make Attendance Records Sove ppils the Hull had perfect has out s nse need s school tendance records during the Villian ese puplls are Jack Wals Walsh, Marian Hor grist. Nohert Siow e \ T or Towers. n. 1l Rongstr Clifford MoK Fsther Rams Sugent Fettr Dalbes phis Lanzare. and § 1 SOMETHIN' TO TAKE A L ONE LERTON T \'\ HIS FRIENDS SEE eoT NAL\\ L Qfl BY BLOSSER \;s,rf:“x\\"’ ey VES AE can/ UE TOOK A FACTORY