New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1925, Page 14

\PHILADELPHIA JUDGE DENIES ACCUSATIONS Imat He U. § SALOR SAVES CONSTABLE'S LIFE Shoofs Chmaman in @'wnflhar e a5 He Attacks Offer | roovrwa o o In<tet Did Not Try To In- | Mience Sale of Tabloid ) Judge . Inquirey about on stable Killed saflor stroyer had asked y Putler to the police 1 of the tibloid nan from here to Phila rescue \ interested The trouble vol at « i of ¢ King the statement last dre aide is Lewis the ested Lehalf this in of ¢ would | piaper telegram s hatted Rutler urging 1 mill A leader back of the shot by name was Two mitl and saw that satlor a most serious for three during in General - o the vears drick’'s administration § leave from the ma- it the end of this remain o1 for American stal luring toreigners the Tk i Vare refused statement never 43 BODIES TAKEN 0UT OF WRECKAGE (Cotninued from Tirst Page) investigation morning KFire Chief of firemen in the work down the parts of the building that remaingd upright. Azir ruins wold permit sy st rch for bodies it was to last discusse] averted He Daily London, Ju Kong corres Fxpress €ays the Simpson missionaries of 1 sion at Yeungh provinee, w death by the The Simy F¥ather Paulhan cape from drowning pan took off the the Wick of time." (A Hong Kor telling of the departure sen for Yeungkong, said of the Mawknoll mission ready arrived from Wachor Hong Kong, July Nce have heen authorized to t and detain unemployed or appearing to have frrogular employ- ment, The police captain and su- perintendent are empowered to der any sucl Hong Kong immediately. American destroyer has rescued nine Catholie e Mary ong, Kwangtung threatend foreign element knoll mis: 10 wer with a on's Jaunech capsized and had a A sailing sam- narrow es and rly in Sennot led tearing jury the a force missionaries & dispatch on Friday of the Simp- of six sisters had al- matic | believed Governor T Alvan Attorney 1o s o akes Hand Fuller General report him records the organization Pickwick club and the cause collapse of the club building. Irederic W. Cook, secretary of the monwealth, issued a statement in which he disclaimed any ¢ for “continued tenancy building by a chartered Governor instructed to Jay RIS Benton of the of the or- persons to Baby Swings Arrive For Public Playgrounds Baby swings ordered by the public amusements commission seve: in the playgrounds and are well patronized L E | yossible for infants to make use of [ Ayta Accident Attributed the apparatus and are very Hill Man Who I« in seattle. with mgghers w ho are When It Ocenrs, the grounds in incre 10 Grove popular patronizing | sing number i i y CONCERT treet partiment r g to his father, J teuek the tratfic of East M Main and 1. M. Burdick perint of the of 618 police a ci Burdic Ating ord that Stanley de- long- M. Burdick, at the corner Elm streets who is general su- Stanley Rule & Works at PUBLIC Ameglio society har PROVIDLES The General furnished an last evening in Walnut Hill hundreds of persons seeking from the heat were tréat. The band wa James T'rugale, the fts selections, hoth popular, were well eencert - was under M. B park and relief given a musical directed by i i operatic and {is on a The auspices Ameglio. VISITS FX-KAISER, Amsterdam, Ju » meer 0 the alleged ac King Frederi st visited terday PLAINVILLE NEWS Latham, Miss Jane La all of New Mr, and New Britain arc Hartford a unannounced post A i endent branch of Stanley visit to Waghington, since June will Jeave new leade Harry, has been He and to return his son and o received the ity Society Generale < following publica- nt ( ¢ | munic “ Norris, nt com who Bur- v An o Hill rdick the ex-k at D ad vas plics clephone mes 1arters elicited the m report n MAKES HOLE IN Bri P ' s ONF W. Hig 0od Coun veteran ¢ and one ¢ mer resid the camp Mr. M part in anni this Mrs 71 iladelphia | telegram | his | today | R. | the state | Wash,, | MAMIE'S SWIMMING EVENTS AT WILLOW BROOK Fourth of July Program R Off on Schedule The Splash week contest which | for | was conducted as an opening the new swimming pool at Willow park, was an immense suc- cess and the large crowds which viewed the affalr were treated to good exhibitions of swimming. | Events of all sorts for swimmers in | classes were held during the affair and a number of star per- formers were present The cvents and | were I 0ok sone point winners yard relay race, won by ~Leon Wriffith, Bliss Clark. Second place, Muecke, Hovanesian, mann, Tochinsky. Third place Y. W. €. A.—Emily Ceiszynski, Lil- | lian Atwater, Polly Morse, Jennie Ceiszynski yard breast stroke, 25-yard |back stroke, 23-yard crawl—Flrst | place, Y. M. C. A, Rabowskl; sec- ond place, Girl Scout Elizabeth Pur- jnv : third place, Boy Scout Leon Griffith. 40-yard dash, boys 15 lunder—First place, Boy Scout Tal- | |1en; second place, Y. M. C. A.—| | Muccke; third place, Boy Scouts— Earl Boy Clark, Y. M| Heinz- Scouts- Henry cbesa e years and race—youngsters who had learned to swim during the cam- paign (20 entrles)—First place, Mikolowski; second place, Mettalia; |third place, Golagh. | Egg and spoon ra Jennie Cel Emily Celszynsk Mildred Keimowitz. | 60-yard free for all, open to hoth | girls and boys—Flrst place, lrving; | sccond place, Parker; third place, Emily Ceiszynski. Life saving—first plac M. C. A. Parker, Trving. Second plac | 7. W. €. A, Emily Celsaynskt, Mil- | dred Keimowitz. Third place—Boy Scouts, Henry Clark, Leon Griffith. An exhibition was given by Angelo Iaticon, the Human Cork. He was tide to a chair and had a five pound | dumb-bell tied to it and still floated. An exhibition was glven by Hox ard Stepps the winner of the inter- collegiate championship on back- | siroke. He is a member of the | United States Olympic team and by | 7. Anderson, winner of the crawl | stroke in the intercollegiate race member of the United States Olym- pic team. ather Neptune gave on interest- ing exhibition when he accepted the ool into Neptune's domain. Iather Neptune was represented by Com- | | modore Longfellow of the American | Red Cross who came to New Brit- | ain after an extended trip to the west coast, The starter was Joseph Hergstrom of the M. C. A, Clerk of the course was Charles D. Vibberts, he judges were Miss Malvina Sichstacdt and R. L. Gould, he medals were presented to the winners by Mayor Angelo M. Paon- essa, assisted by Curtis T. Sheldon of the New Britain Chapter of the American Ted Cross. e (girls)—First ynski; second third place, ace, | | CITY HALL MEETINGS City hall meetings for this include the following: This after- noon at 4 o'clo ordinance com- mittee will meet with a committee of manufacturers to discuss zoning: this evening, 8 o'clock, hoard of fi- tance and taxation; Tuesday cven- inz, public works, police, fire, health and water hoards; Wednesday even {ing, finance committee; Thursda cvening, ordinance committee. weck GITS 8 YRS, IN PRISON Prosidence, R. T, July 6 (&) ph Romano was acntenced here today to eight years in prison for shooting and killing his step mother, Maria Romano last No- vember. After the killing he escaped d was secretly indicted by the (1 inry. Today he appeared and red to the police, i . ,"‘! 2 o'clock NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, d PLAUT BIG FURNITURE W 1)\' INL’\ ALD STREET WITH 60,000 FT. FLOOR SPACE JULY 6, 1925, AREHOUSE land, outside of Boston, Asy- | building has a total floor space of pur- [60,000 square feet, the use of which Donald | will allow the company to devote the by Bill [sixth and seventh floors of its pres present |ent q uged for storags to The floor space acquired Plaut company of No. 175-15 1um, street, Hartford, with the chase of the warehouse on strect, formerly occupied Rrothers, together with the storage space in the Asylum street | displiy bullding, gives the company greater | The storage facilities than any other Plant tall furniture concern in New Eng- | pc TEAPOT DOME 1 UP AGAIN TODAY Hearing to Set Aside Govern- ment's Suit in Equity by the The new irters now purposes. warchouse, of which the comp has already taken ssion and on which 1t will be- re- ny val oil reserve. Before the question of the decre |is"taken up, however, Owen J. Rob- |erts and Atlee Pomerene, govern- ment oil counsel, will present a peti- tion fo reopen the trial to permit the presentation of additional testimony relating to the Continental Trading company, Ltd. and transactions through which it is alleged that cer- tain Liberty Bonds found their way {from Harry Sinelair to forme: Seeretary of the Interior Iall, Mr. Pomerene intimated |should the petition be granted, th: sovernment would able fo pre- sent testimony of Canadian witnesse not available during the frial here last March Commander H. the government's the Teapot Dome that, Cheyenne, cral Judge ' Wyo., July 6 (/M) Blake Kennedy this afternoon {time for hearing counsel court's decree dismissin ernment’s suit in equity for cancel- latfon of the Mammoth Oil com- pany’s lease on the Teapot dome na- Fed today | as the on the the gov- | he Stuart, representative in recolvership and B - 0 1 1 D 4 2 1 Notice To All Merchants On Thursday, ber of Cominerce rooms, hours for Sunday. July 9th, there will be a _This meeting will be open to all whether membership is held in the Chamber of Commerce or not, and a free and open discussion is invited. MERCANTILE NEW BRITAIN CHAMB e S —— ONCESSION BLUES - NEW DANCE PASS OUT ON YoUR BACK )} CAN COUNT M SMARTLY AN READY , BEGIN HIG POLLY AND HER PALS BUT THE BILLS | JUMPED THIS MONTH} GAS AND LIGHT BILL JUST DOVBLE WHAT J‘ T WAS (AST MONTH- /| / DOUBLE !! WHAT IN SAM HILL HAVE You ! (BEEN D DOING BEEN BURNING EM DAY ¥f-- YOU DONT KEEP TiE PLACE LIT ELECTRIC SIGN- TURN A FEW OFF ONCE IN ITS TNE SAME oL STDRY—EACH MONTH THE BILLS GET BIGGER- THIS THING HAS GOT_T0 STOP-! IF YOUD GET SOME SYSTEM T0 TNIS PLACE ,You COULD KE EXPENSES DOWN- NIGHT AND HAVE T0 UP LIKE AN Youl ITS at 10:00 A. M. to discus the clo merchants regardless .BUREAU e R o e o iR vfl THAT _EVENING ‘} E THIS NEW ONE A HOT ONE/ WELL !! THAT WHAT YOU MEAN gin renovations as soon as possible, | is equipped with two freight eleva- tors and has side track facilities for unloading four railroad cars. The shipping and finishing rooms will he moved from the Asylum strect build- ing to the warchouse as soon as renovations completed, permit- ting the use of eight floors for dis- play in the Asylum St. store—advt. . L. Connelley, general manager of » Mammoth Oil company, are here for the hearing. BURGLARY EPIDEMIC Stamford, July 6 (P—Numerous burglaries which have been reported to and investigated by the police for |a fortnight were probably cleared up | by arrest of Martin Quinn who in conrt today was held in $1,000 on robbery charge after confessing the police say, to three hreaks Saturday | night and several others. WIFE LEAVES HOMIE Antonl Perez of 106 Beaver strect reported to the police last night that his wife had packed up her be- longings and left without warning as | to her destination or telling of her | reasons for going. meeting in the Cham- Sing ER OF COMMERCE —BURIAL L —DEATH NOTICES 3—F i~ F—LOST AND FOU 6—PERSONALS = 8—AUTO 9~-AUTOS AND TRUCKS FOR BALE 10=AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11—=AUT — AUTOMOBIL —AUTOS. 25— PLUMBL 29— PRESS] N/ 50— PRIN $1—PROF! —REPAIRING 33—WANTED TO RENDER BERVICLS 59—EMPLOTM 40— ELP— AC A= 42—HELI | 53—HORSE | 5A—WANTED—LIVE §TOCK E— WA |63 —APAT T0—BUS T1—DESK —HOUS T—SUBURBAN 5—VACATION PLAC —W. | 78—AG — AUCTIONE 30— BLD( $1—B 50— 83—H Ol AT YOUR SERVICE Below 1s a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper 1P M CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS MONUMENTS LORISTS NERAL DIRECTORB STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOUBILES AND TRUCK AGENCIDS PARTS AND AC WAN TAX1 BERVICE 10 _LET {D BICYC! S WAD ALL KINDB NI ATTORNET® AND TA I'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY SSIONAL SERVICES & PIANO TUNING EDUCATIONAL PONDE CCURBEE SACHERS RUMENTAL AND VRCAL L & PRIV. INSTRUCTORE $8—WANTED-~INSTRUCTORS EMPLOYMENT NT A OR WOM WANTED=MEN (5-SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN FINANCIAL 4§—RBUSINESS OPPORTUN |47—1nV 45—MONEY STOCKS, LOANED D—10 BORROW LIVE 8TUCK AND BWIND BONIF . POULTRY SUPPLI , VEHICLES MERCHANDISE 55— ARTICLE! 56—BUILDIN 51—BUSIN 83—FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTE 89—FELD AND FUEL DS, PLAN! OOTWEAR AND CLOTHING 62—GOOD THINGS TG BAT $3—1OUSEHOLD ARTICLES 54—MACHIN —MERCHANDIS| RY, EL & TOOLS AT THF STORES B—RADIO DIAMONDLS, JEWELRY TELD=ARTICLES TO BUY REAL ESTATE FOR RRNT NEMENTS JES FOR REN! A D OFFICES FOR RENT 53 FOR RENT FOR RENT S FOR RLN1 N. ARMS H—)u,- REAL ATL FOR SALE AL ESTATE SRS & BUSINESS PROP ILDING LOTS IOR SALE ARMS FOR SALE FOR SALB SHORE PLACES KOR SALB —SUBURBAN FOR SALE 5 CHANGE NTED ROOMS, BOARD AND HUTELS OTELS ROOMS AND BOARD S FOR HOUSER » D—BOARD OR LODGING 2—WHERE TO DINE BY J. P. McEVOY LIE DOWN ON YOUR BACK. RAISE BOTH LEGS UNTIL You CAN COUNT YOUR ANKLES . NOW-- Ena BY CLIFF STERRETT HA-HA- EFFICIENCY EXPERT- HEH - HEH-HEK — - HOW ABOUT R GARAGE BILL- NEARLY DOUBLE =I5 WHAT N 6 HA- nounced today | nounced toda { they THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Atranged Kor Quick and Ready Reference. RATES FOR INSERTIONS Charge Prepaid 10 09 28 TIVE Ine lina line line line Iine line uxu 150 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 worde to & line 14 lines to an inch, Minimum 8pace, 3 lines, Mfuimum Book Charge, 55 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Sut.:10 A M. Ads Accepted Over the Telephons for contenience of customers, Call 925, Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. .un BURTAL VAULT forced; water preof, hermetically weal- ed., will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger lota.. Reasonabiy N. B, Vault Co. Kensington 3 eutal Worl Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions, Carving and letter cutting .our_specialty. Klorist 3 {GARNATIONS—8pecial at boc, per dozen. We are making wedding bouqusts and funeral designs. Leave your order mow. Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stan- ley St Phone 2388-12. GUT FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing Varlety. Speclallzing on funeral work. Johnson's Greenliouse, 517 Church Bt. NICE CARNATIONS—3$1 a doz, Very fins flowers. Sandallies Greenbouss, 213 Oak St. Tl plants, also c sonablo price, Lost and Found [ TACK_rioih handtag with doubls isath- or pockethook inside neluding gum of money and- 2 key rl and drlyer's license, lost batwcen Upson's corner and Sand Bank Hill. Finder return to Her- Ald, Reward PATR—of Ui-focal glnrses Tos ored tortoise shall borws, | 28 South High L PocKETHGO! ring, wedding cameo pin_and namecard, lost Friday, Return to Stan lew Barrelt, Berlin, Conn. Tel, 631-15 Tight col- Personals [ Tment guaraniced to stop scizures or money returned, No bromides, narcotics, Try at our risk Hunter Laboratories, 900.8cott, Little U'u‘k Ark, D 0 ROARD 10 vear ol bor, for summer, willing to help out, develap your filma oni iat us do it, We give the g! Studio, AUTOMOTIVE | —_— e} Auto and Truck Agencies L] ACME T {S—Gales and Bervice, Jric. son Motor Eales, 171 South Main Bt Phone 870, BUICK MOTOR CARS—salea and servics. Capitol Bulck Co, 193 Arch St. Phone 2607, CADILLAG CARS—sal Lash Motor Co. West _Mal CHEVROLE' apd Bervic Reputable Concern. corner_Lincoln_stree OTOR OARS—6ales and service. Superfor Auto Company, 174 Arch St. Phons 211, OODGE_BROTHLRS—Bales and service. B, & F. Motor Sales Corp,, 155 Elm 8t. cotner Frankiin. _Phone 131, FORD CARS AND TRUCKS—Fordson tractor. Bales and service. Genulne parts and accessories. Automotive Sales & Bervice C 200 E. Main. Phone 2701. HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales and service. City Bervice Statlon, Hartford Ave,, cor. Stanjpy § Padnessa. LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray. HIgh grade motor cars. Sdles and service, C. A. Bence, 51 Maln St. Phone 2215 LEXINGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- “ars, Enles and Service. Hardware City Motor Co., 6 Elm 8t. Phone 2724, MAXWELL AND CHRYSLER—Bales and gorvice, Bennett Motor Salea, 250 Arch St. Phone 2! NASH—motor cars, Ses the new lins, Fales and Bervice. A. G. Hawker, &f Rim_street, OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CARS—'The Re- fined SIx.” Smith Motor Sales, 100 West Maln Bt. Phone 2000, PACKARD—Hudson, Kasex, Americi leading car values, See the new comch- es. The Honeyman Auto Sales Co,, 139 Arch St. Phone 2109. REO MOTOR CARS—and triCke. Kenneth 3L Searle & Co., Sales and Bervice, cor., Eim and Park Sts. Phone 2110, Locai agents for Gabriel Snubbers. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— motor cara, showroom and service, 127 Cherry St “The Sleeve-Valve Motor." . O. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2. Autos and Trucks for Sale 8 IYSLER ROADSTKR—travelled onl” 0 miles, car ha had the best of care, Five new Dayton thoroughbred :;»m tires, selling for owner. Bennett BORT—touring, RSy Cotrer excellent conditinn, h L. Wilson, Upson's <ensington e — BURRITT CHAPEL NOTES The office of the City Mission is now in its new quarters at Burritt Chapel, Miss Marie Stehna, the Schauffler Training achool, Cleveland, Ohio, has taken up the work for the Bohemian, \‘lmakhls and Polish people of the City Mi. sion. Miss Vera Kucera, who s ef ficiently carried on this phase of the work for nearly three years, salled for her home in Czecho-Slovakia on July 3rd. Sixteen City Mission girl to 14, F'resh The the sur a graduate of ages 11 left last Wednesday for the Air camp at Burlington. first City Mission picnic of er will be held this week Wednesday. The first prize, to be awarded dur ing the summer was won at the bal conference last Tnesday by Evelyn Anderson of 576 Stanley street gained 15 ounces in two weeks, mothers in neighborhood are invited to bring their babies regy larly to be weighed. gA baby eonfer ence will be held frem 2:30 to 4:3 tomorrow AN the P.m NO VACATION THIS YEAR 6 (P—There will be ation this summer for Prem the Rome, July ier Mussolini and members of The Premier that and &0 much work u Ttalian cahinet he hit as to dn le o take a rest sociates would he had READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS Desco the gentle