New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1925, Page 21

JUDD 0T CERTAI OF SOLID SUPPORT May Not Be Able to Block New 0 | mee | No | Mon M X City Items fficers will be installed at the ting of Star of Good Will lodge, 9, Shepherds of Bethlehem, day evening in Junior O, U. A hall on Hungerford Court. The increasfhg numbers, used fans, hats and papers to combat the intense heat. A squad of blue uniformed police from Chattanooga entered the courtroom and took positions where they could best maintain order. Mr. Bryan, returning t the court- EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925. TEST STREET AR FOR CARBON GAS Wall Street Briefs Recent firmness in U, common s considered more the re- sult of buying for investment than 8. Steel PRICES UNEVEN AT DAY START PUTNAM & CO. MEMBERS. NEW YORN & HARTTORD STOCA EXCHANGES JIWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN- . i , was shown & caricature rep-|for speculation. Tha inereass in meeting i stare a8 oelock. ——(New York to Find i Health |room, == # : 0 i Show Ten- 40 ° S A W. Vibberts of | ew Yok fo 1n BQILD | resenting him as an ape. ,'\lri ‘11”.1" \7‘\;';'01:-! hOl'llltK\s‘ in% 'hah second Oppem OWeVer, how 1en Tel. 20 ' > ot 7 laughed heartily and exclaimed: [quarter from 3,718,175 shares to . 1145 Stanley strect were marrled 87 ) a ” = HARTTORD OFFICE 6 CEN Y e, Police Proposal e Is Alfected “That's a work of art. tanana being resweaea in wanl| - geg {0 Go Upward O CINTRAL KoY TR 0: Sebastiano Concettl of Meriden, Judge Rulston was shown the |sreet ay an oK pasveion, 3 e & an to Bryan A arently employed by the J. M, Gest Co., on plcture and calle ) Bl st e 10 8 Alderman Willam H. Judd, re- |\yitle strest, had his foot injured | New York, July 10—Health Com.| ‘Colonel, they certainly have you.” |been buying the stock on the de-| wow York, July 10 (F-(¥a publican whip in the common coun- |yesterday while at work in an exca- | Missioner Frank J. Monaghan start-| Bryan inquired it the artist had cline, having absorbed more than |y aet opening)—Uneven prics move We offer cll who has annonuced he will op-|vation, Hs was taken to the New |¢d an investigation vesterday to dis- [not similarly portraved Darrow, The [71.007 shares in the last three| ... iy characterized the opening of pose a recommendation of the board | Britain general hospital and sent to | COVEr Whether carbon monoxide ex- |cartoon was passed from hand to Aot d],w“"" holdings ~ were |, 1, y's stock market. Coppers ' of finance and taxation that three [his home later in the day. Ists in the atmosphere of any part|hand around the counssi tables and [SOTretPOR {"‘“‘W'T’”“”l“"' 'f:':“‘_-" ! [ foned in further refie of anot additional policemen be placed in| Ar. and Mrs. John Defny, Jr. of | ©f New York city in such quantities |aroused general merriment, & otal to 25.45 Dr{ qvance in the price of the red the regular force, \will not receive | Winthrop strets are spending their | a8 to ba injurlous to health, Bryan cald he did not regard it metal. General al the unanimous backing of the @. = |vacations at Peak's Island Samples of alr were taken at sev-|as a ‘perfect likeness." TWhils the reorganization plan ot |OPened a point higher, but most of P. next Wednesday evening when the | Thomas Dorbuch. 15, of 208 |ral corners where the automobile - b [A0IKRIIAN) S0 2D | Co, | the other initial ehanges ware nf a police matter is up for action, it | Hartford avenue, was arresteq on | (F4ffic 15 heavy and the air carried to| Courtroom, Dayton. Tenn. July ha v"’“»""“';"'fl”‘_a -""}“‘1‘; " ‘H"n e oAl T AL AT IatTy A Bal paloks was reported about City hall today. | Wells street this morning by Da. | the City Testing Laboratories at 80 {10 (By Associated Press)—Attor. | %" ,Mm‘ 'yn[x:“ :M”y, J‘,,M,H common touchad a new record top Members of his party are not|fective Sorgeant McCue when he | WOTth street, where new apparatus |neys for Johh Thomas Ecopes | i vaxl’l»rp;:n\nl;n'n Sl | toltdly in back of the republican | was found driving an antomobite | 148 been installed for the exact de-|charged with violation of the Ten. |"!!! A R (e B P e e e e e leader's movement to refuse the po- | wiihout an operator's license, termination of the amount of the [nessee law against the teaching of X B BHALES ond ilhathest Bentuit B lice department additional men and 4 S e deadly gas in the air. evolution, made their position plain ¢ SR Rt AL b — o Toiprovement fn British trade in | profit-taking, epeculators cling to the bellef held by C‘hatrman | " Cacbion moncxldeilaithe chietiin-(|sayoringthailntroauctioniof actenti-|i) SURIOVEmOnt R BrLieh TSRl | profisias bl Wmec i iolols tot Ane K. 1. L. Dunn and Chiet ot Polica wil- | Steam Yacht Destroyed dustrlal polson in exiatencs today, fts | io testimony after their cllent was | 13 et Spar ia Fefiecied 1n (ofa) Fe- | Advanes quickiy obtained © liam C. Hart that the city is under | Ry Fire at Mattapoisett | Yictims exceeding in number the vic. |placed on trial here today. State’s |0 A annte A to AT 88 9 880 ks et L ot Members w York Stock Exchange HEIE New Bedford, Mass., July 10—Fire | 3 Of 1ead polsoning, According to |attorneys were prompt to meet the Tune 80, 1925, comparsd with | &g- Heavy (o et Members Hartford Stock Exchange The Pollce Board suggested ap- |, <% e m;”‘,'" dnm)mm the | Physlologists of Yale, who have cop- |announcement of the defense con- 1084 1180 ear azol Cureantili e New Bi l‘: Burritt Hotel Bldg. Tel. 1815 pointmeht of at least five additional | (TS 08 MNEIE GEMIOVEE 11€ | ducted careful tests of carbon mon- |tention with an announcement of a e ad o e ast et i aes | Losentredieion s gl oo New Britain—Burri otel g Tel, 4 men at the last monthly meeting of | 57T ¥EXEE FICLS 88 816 1AV & Five | 0X1de, in order to'determine the ven- (contrary position e prialit bl el AT s o Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn, the common council. Although a |fioF W HATROREL hather IV ijiation necessary tn vehicular tun-| Clarence Darrow soon after a sec A [Seinimtarolinaiomical proloe ==t z Pt lengthy debate ensued, there was no | .. et ; A Ko 219 ®5° I nels, there is enough in the air in|ond indlctment had been returned BB e et sl SRS Dot ganld gdavin 168 L ol We Recommend and Offer: question raised as to the necessity “";"‘!m‘,‘:“ :z 8 “': . "I‘ 0L MONY | some parts of this city to impair the |to replace the technically "m!"‘”"‘: s lraaliet 000 ahares ot RatinE ;M]: " pon "y : X ; N AMERICAN HARDWARE CORPORATION for more policemen, the only argu- | q , v health of traffic policemen and oth- |firat document, stated to the court |0 THEF & S e Rotoanl e AR e 5 RIGE 7. '"FORD (A 2T J ment having to do with the difticulty |, The fire was discovered at 8 &. m. | o\ "oy "o o to breathe § ant- |that ha and his assoclates rogarded | Western Tight & Power > P Ameriean attained T s at | HGELOW-HARTFORD CARPET COMPAN ttinalny oS required, The [0V fhe captain who was awakened | |7 sclentific testimony that the theory |Volue cumulative r“v‘]""lr"d ) Block | 251, ang respectively [isher FAGLE LOCK COMPANY of findin ey d. The |0 orackl W s ; J ; carrying annual dividends of $6 a [ e B D e Trtar Al : S = SR M :I\’va?‘ } 'I,l’\gnly\’m {.kw‘h !'Iil‘j‘;‘r;’l:\ The samplea of air were taken fof evolution does not contradict the |TrI¥ing antual disidends of £ @1 pogy was ru | & pei . nter. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK Finance Board to solve and that |l 0 (0 <\.K:Im\\l§‘rh‘: rxo'u; JRalerdapanyity:setenthieiyeetiand) Bivine elory ofiarealioniasISa Iy |7 ng group headed by Ames, | Rational Teleph e SCOVILL, MANUFACTURING COMPANY board found the funds to name thres |~ L T Vifth atenue; Forty-seventh and [tent. This was met by a statement |7 MTENE £T0 [ aasanie saciand sNass RS TANLEY WORKS H’ 10 be ibiced are i |and after hastily donning elothing, Fifth avenus and . Thirty-fourth |from the state that the prosecution |Emerich & Cc e oy dlees v amloaBll LEY (S Rolicemen ol b 3 went o ahiore in 1ife boate, el 4 BNINUE b o S s t s &ionoll TORRINGTON COMPANY #mergency account. Tt was decldeddy .y ,ys7 footer, sank at §:30 a. m, | 725t and Fiith avenue. Later gam-|would contest ',' ; %fld\\l;.n]fiin .:, Unexpected diffieulties have re- (404 et s v,. o ,‘.,,.'.r.pm RRINGT g ’ \N.‘ to s0 recommend to the common |,eiat tne fAames had eate > 1 ples will b taken fro mvarious parts | extraneous evidence an ! tarded the flotation of about $50..|%°M A _point or more aho v stocks ; after ames hac aten awayl oy "t ana a permanent check |sist that such sclentific evidence in 5 day's final quotations, Foreign e Wit @ Applicati gouneks | practically all of the yacht above the ; 0 v 5 dibe conibarent 000,000 worth of German municipal | A vices On Application With the elght democratic mem- |/ 500 will be kept en the amount of the [this case woul [‘ 2z failed |and private loans which have been |2NEes of A : a he 3 A conference of attorneys failed |7 ¢ L e o s AT ey atan pers reported to be golidly behind The captaln refused to give his 525 In the air y eolsion. the discus- | under negotiations with New York | el the Board of Finance and Taxation, | (¢ €HRein tetused 1o ghe IS Worpg pey “apraratus 15 a combina- (to result in a decision, e B e anE L SRSl an el (entuire Wiem) sering | ndd's S gt ition of the ‘device used by the bu- [sion branching into a side issue in- ‘ | ruled unchanged at §-8 andl! and with some members of Judd's iy, » 'New Vorker, Thetis has been | : 4 estion of whether the [Cologne, Munich, Hamburg and s | s own party not in accord with his be- | o0 1 L B b | TPAU Of mines and that used by the [volving the question st | been promised finan- | French francs and Tialian lira were | lles, it appeared certain to politieal |y SHCHC D P fixed nitrozen research laboratory to |matter should be argued cial nccommoations hers, several |SIEHIY Wgher at 410 and 1,30 conts observers today that a closa vote | bt [measure the amount of carhon mon- |after a jury was drawn. fabkora tiavetcorbinaniis Aalay the |Eeanectively L oxide. The sam od —_— = Z 8 ha cor 121 The enoon trading ) will ragult The gasoline vacht Thetis which | °¥14 T mple of air is passed | elosing of tracts, Among the ob-| D fargn fed & L o umfln mn = S & burned at Mattapoisett foday | NTOUBh a seven-foot series of glass | ITMN YOUTHS iy e o been {ne |Series of puzling crc 'Y was owned by Clara Johnson of New [ {ibes and towers which, by the aid ISlX NEW BR o e e MU LT A et el ] s TWOFAMILY PERMIT FOR York according ta United - Etates|of liquid air and various chemicals, . LendEncHiof il AN SONSIIMENt | lcading commission hou Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 ; Rt AN " bullt | FeMmove carbon dioxide, gasoline gas | Y ion Against floading the MAr- | hdency to awalt publication of the MEMBERS NEW YORE AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANG! {const guard records. She was bullt | I f ] R R e e R e A | el tand other impurities. 1In the end | ik L 3 U. 8 Steel tonnage figures n ' 3 I|in 1909 at Long Branch, N. J, and '@ Bt Al bpat e i t m aronsed by the led bullish jons y . Donald R. Hart, Mgr, {20 A one B T A0 the sample of air, puritied of al for- | lsmis SO ¢ curtailed bullish operations an "r‘m:‘ ;vxwril lgfrrflm‘rk“:nn:v”:hn ,3: | pign substances except the monoxide | Takes Tnto Cnstody This Moming | valuation v"‘:“"‘ German mark bonds |\ it ot ore. slises pector Flennessy Considers Sec- |\, ui 1lac liad three previons names, |15 4rawn into a receptacle contain- fa e i oo hellhan CoOPUON AC- |1y profit taking, which reached ex S E R V l C E g ing {odine pentoxide, where two com and Wi sven el the recen oan tensive proportions in the motor - : the Nahmeoka, Tuscanola and Kani- tion No Longer in Single | pounds form carbon dioxide. The | | N hort selling also broke out | 2en. & Tonizht e 5 N n ol ahEves S EhorE & g als : : House Area | e amount of oxygen which the fodine [RHL el 1 B ContS Hin the automobile group an report Persons desiving our telephone number d Z s A compound gives up can he measured | x New Brifain youths ranging in [lower in the Chicago district, pres-| o "o yine off in sales and pro- | . sider: Injured Girl Surprises Sompgund elvenin sanie eaieed | New Brifain you rrested for | €Nt quotations being por ton, |41 1 B el L need no longer go tn'tlm considerable trouble Corbin avenue in the locality ‘ot A1V b o1 1| Very precis oW MUCh | 4ge from 18 fo 25 were arres duetton { s st of looking it up. We have felt that we are Hart sirast will no longer be re-| - Physicians at Hospital carvon monoside was in the sample. |y S 08 iryington at 4530 this Kot mrett o (h National Rieeyje | FPONSS (0 fhe annonncement of L e et garded as a single family dWelng| “Miss MeCarthy's condition is fair [Th1S method detects the presence of | [CES0 0 cputy sherift Fuller of [ Net pr ligontne Bnilond) " fanother advance in Mid-Continent rendering a li xtra service by placing distriet, and today Building Inapec- | toc was the statement issued this | carbon monoxide {F it is present {0y %00y ho caught three of them |Co. for th st half of 1025 IN-liryde prices. Some of the special- the information on the cover of the telephone tor Edward J. Hennessy fasued to afternoon by the Meriden hospital |the extent of one part in 300 purtsii 0 "2 "0 o fhere and three | Creased Lo oS IOE 6518 tes ncluding General S Bleotrc divectory itself. 3 ¢ v r a.| o ss Agne eC'a . | of air. | s he lawn ontside he six | i 8 11e -perlo SLoYear | Anierican lee, Household Products 5 Matthew L. Kennedy a permit for a|concerning Miss Agnes _ Met m]»;,' oy s | ers on the lawn on I EA, hTae e eiuel A ] . an 1 - o | o P AGIEiiNa - > two-family house, the third to be|who, for fhe past seven days, has | T [are: Clifford Dantels, 43 Lawlor | The ear dyah after DYl May Department Stores and Under- WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS authorized {n two months |been at that institution, lingering be- r Johy Kalodzy, 40 North [ferved di '}f""‘*- j‘“ 298 ,",' it i'”“ wood Typewriter, developed inde- Mr. Kennedy is the man whose [tween lite and death as a result of | | strect; Peter Dernabueci, 38 Wester- ! ‘“_ ommon stock. against $2 21 pendent strength Little interest spplication for a two-family house |serions injuries sustained in the ac- Iy strest; Tony Longley, 429 Main | ¥ear ago. was manitested in the rail list, but caused several months of discussion |cident on the Berlin turnpike last street; Gienna Derdef, 120 Main | = = leading hich grade issues and - . . . in clty circles, resulting in several | Friday afternoon, in which her 3 [strect. and William Smith, 420 Main 110 Millflli‘fl «\(ld(‘(l {o niembers of the .:m)'h“‘ arn , up I hearings before the common €oun- | mother and sister were killed i aiicat TheySwillibesar) add in ) J | were steady. Call money renewed | efl and the building commission. The [ iss McCarthy has astounded phy- Farmington police court tonight. | Pus Time to Hartford . s+, ; Nt |8 O building commlssion - refused 1o |sicians with her remarkable vitality. . 7 4 e ! perintendent Willlam J. Bryan | Four and half per b /3 its previous action in issuing ' When brought to the hospital she (Continued from Lirst Page.) CALLAHAN—CLARK [of the New Britain division of the [money and a rather la a permit and was upheld. At the |was given up as lost, hut now, al = i “(”"l’m‘ Cria May Connectient Co., stated vesterday (than general estimates in the 1 HARTFORD NEW BRITA'N same time T, §, Stewart was granted [though her condition still remains|ahead and posted themselves upon i : 1“;fl\'{l_ of Mr. and Mps |that effective today, the drivers of |Steel to ge figures had a tendency | B ot : a permit. critical, it is felt that she has an |the courthouso steps. 3 ‘I l:"y" ““_l 'k of 480 Main sir@t. [Ihe company's buses operating be. |10 inerease the sn of \Hartff)rd Conn.TrustBldq. Burr:tt. Hotel Bldg. Today's permit was lssued without |even chance for life, George W. Rappleyea took his " i “ 2 Callahan, son of Mys |tween this city and Hartford will be |stoeks, but individnal s respond Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 Eenauliingjonnsrsiol BoRSIsenchs | [eruatl ehito ot Dol in VAT ) \w‘" by e delendantes Datronsiest \‘y” '\v Callahan of 41 Francis [allowed an additional 10 minutes in |ed to active buying. Bethlehem Steel L2 the Kennedy lot. It was tha building | who suffered serious Injurles when a |off his coat. 1t was hot. ettt place Monday morn- [running time. This change is tand- [was run up to above 41 and Ameri Fominiason/eBrons e athespicts( (RS SorerurnalliSon e RGN S WIlIan 1O, ot peen fotRChicarch o8 t"‘ln'r\ru-\h at &, Mary's church. [ed o eliminate the speeding which [can Tnt tional to near 40, whils ent situation takea the district out |turnpike last Saturday morning, fand New York joined defense ““""\v;i: Mary Callahan, sisier of the |has heen complained of. Mayor An-|Dadge Brothers common touched 29 | K of the singie famiiy restrictions and |killing one man and. injuring the |yers. He announced he was asso- l}mn{ Will he maid of honor and [sela M. Faonessa and others have preferred 82 2.4, Phoenix moMiearings A e N oMLYy [other occupants, was reported as|clated with Darrow in the case |{he best man will be Iorank O'Mearu, [notified Superintendent Bryan that [Hosiery jnmped & points to 35, th Mr. Rennedy's house will be at 418 \much improved, at the Hartford hos Applause burst forth as Bryan | & he huses between this city and highest of the year Corbin.avenns and will cost $12,000. | pital where he is confined. entered, pushing his way through Hartford travel Tillesiant ol High low Glose Other. permits isgued today include: e — - the throng. He shook hands with |- — 1land even faster. Under the new | Allis Chal < i A P. Leavitt for a three-family| ATFRED DUNHAM RILLED | parow and the cheering redoubled. | |time, the buses will make trip | Am ¢an 1931 house at 210 Winthrop street, to| Fasthampton, July 10.—Alfred M. |js greeted other defense Jawvers D th P ;‘nvwrrn the two cities in 55 minntes [Am Locn 114 cost $13.000° Louis Nair for a six|Dunham, 73 vears old, who resigned | who stood with him in front of the | e a 9 ar an hour Am Smelt 1063, tanement, house at 264 South Main|as teacher of tha village school to|yydieial They mopped their (L = } Am Sug 4 634 sireet, to cost $20,000, join the gold rush to the Klondike |hrows at 11:45 a. m = BROTHERS ARRESTED Am Tel & Tel 141 = — was killed in an antomobile accldent [ rha ciowd rose as the judg s | Helen Stankic wics “} The police were the only ones to A Wool 3 814 BURNS PROV TAL In Seattle, Wash., according to word | gayel fell. They atood during the| Helen Stanklewics, 21, of win a verdict in a battle of fisticuffs Anaconda ¢ il " Bridgeport, July 10 (M—John | received here today by F. H. Dun-|qioning prayer. Camermen focused | Washington street, died at e M e e 10 181, 110 Balier, 53, of Fairfield, who was|ham, his brother and only remain-|y\'oic b o home this morning. she v [ Baten Prcestalis i isngatiicly ad i |13e 8T oca 1 1933 114 | Arms 80 31 |easler In reflection of declining prices burned Wednesday when his overalls [ ing relativ Mr. Dunham estab- Photographers were given thelr |in Russia but came to New Britalng o0 0 St o0t s o place in Balti & Ohio 63 (LN Thl3 (1 Lock 10 for the refined products. The $20,- uckle came in contact With an |lished the first drug store in Nome, | oo NG o oonngel ranged be- {when a child. She was l\yvm:\l\ [T hame ot Rreve at 60 Oaltatioat | Both 1 (se $11y IR ir Hne e o 100,000 lssue of the Hershey Chocoe électric switch at the Bullard Ma- | Alaska, where he staved several|ping™ino judge and gazed into a |¢mployed at the Manross factory | = &0 clock this afternoon. Peter Bosch Mag | t s ‘ ) lata Co. bonds, offered today, was chine Tool Plant in this city, died |yeara, After eelling his drug s«nrmswwm”: battery of pleture-make I'orestyille, leaving there some time | o o 0 mr 000t caust | Cen Leath 1 1 1 5 2 ilokly sal at 8. Vineent's hospital ‘Mdm.lhr grrlnmf a :a?;d“vlmk', MOUNUNE | g “erowd considered ftselt “at [ago L cave l"‘ ! ‘” h ,“”' e €10 the eivil war could not be de-|* B o L W I b Baker was a sweeper at the plant. [masy bhirds o aska, several of | 0t T ksed the situation | funeral will be held Jonda R T T TES (e e X 4 \ : & |®hich he gave to the New York| .\ Gamermen retired and the | § a Heast: i Uarterstevidently, restored L thein (O M & SUPOfk 1 s 1 CANADAY BOY ARRIV] Museum of History In Inte years |, 0 Hammered for order. Epecta-|Will bs in Athol, Mass | normal thinking powers. for on ar-|C R Isl & i " 171 Judd s San Antonlo, Texss., July 10 UP— | he had Iiveri in New York, going to |25 R FTCHE f6R AR COCE O | ¥ i | rival, brotherly love onca more Chile Copper ! 41, R4 ieck, St & Wit Roscoe Canaday, Jr., five, son of | Seattle and Alaska during the anm ceived & second admonition. The relgned suprems This is certain (‘01 Fuel 4 4 425 1 o I Roscoe A, Canaday, millionaire real- | mer. It was on one of these trips | oVed & Seofl SARANEION. (0F | when it s faken into consideration |Uon Texti : 1z Co ) g dent of Forest Hills, N. Y., who dis-that he was killed. He was born |15 BFOREE C6 0K that & Sehl bond for Wetn srdllCorn! Prod T New York, July 10—Forelgn ex- appeared from his home there last in Easthampton e e ) Funera.ls R SR A e ) : Wor 5 1 rhanges steads auotations (in cents) Tuesday, arrived here at 4 a. m. fo- . — T e SR, A ke b L b, ; s tta ¢ Great Dritain: demand 4553 cables day. He was accompanied by his! CITY COURT JUDGMENTS O e e ————— lithe afiray. Oficst Darl vinde et il | Voreington ( m ! v 61-5. 60 day bills on banks 431 Mmother, Mrs. Virginia Canaday, and| The following judgments have "0 mdge broke his eveglasses | Mrs, George Docrr arres They will appear in pohee ! . M 4 S, France: demand 4.681, cables ber attorney. been awarded in city court 1 the bench e funeral of Mrs. George Doerr | sourt in fh ornin krie . T8 & T Italy: demand 3 cables 8.- By Judge B. W. Alling for the da. (and was NJI(':’«i to leave the benc The funeral o 8. Georg err | court in the morning LT i S e 1.4, Belglum 4.621 Germany, fendant in the action of Willlam J.|to get Mra. Raulston’s assistance In |was held this morning at 3 el 7= Electric W <76 [ Hed T ' ‘ Jand. 40.02. Norway, 17.. Underground Fallon against Dennis Nealon repairing the damage. The opera-|in St Peter's churcl CIAES Ly es MARTINCHER SHOWERFD | K I o i | Bwaden SR8 Dehmatk 46 torney Donald Gaffney represented |tion was successful Coppens b cxlabrant PO Miss Sophie Martinchek o 175 ¢ ¢ i "o 187 141 (47, Switzerland, 19.41. Spain, 14.80. lthe defendant | Reads From Bihle I\u rers were 1. Potetz, M. Potetz, J. | qap gtrent s th T i 1 2kt ) A : 1568 B0 s nd AL U Casint By Judge William C. Hungerford | Raulston's voice rang out clearly [Gassler, A, Sixt, 1 s : Ll her of office associntes at the Sta Kia, 2.0 Tngoslavia, 1.76 for the :plaintiff in the amount of |88 he read the first chapter of }ziller. Flower bearers wer i |!ey Works, and pRlndngel ‘ ; V.S TREASURY STATEMENT | Austria, 1414, Rumania, 48%. $4339 in the action of Colman,|Cenesls to the grand jury. Men in|shy and A. Ziller. Fr ¢ | miscellaneons shower 1 m her | o’ 8 tr o $ { Argentina, 40.37. Brazil, 11.12. Te- Tevin Co. against K. Bogoslowskl. [the crowd lpoked at one another|cfated at the grave. Buri 'S ™ I honor last th 3 % - Klo, 411-5. Shanghal, 79. Men. Roche and CAhelus were counsel for | significantly as he read the scrip- [§t, Mary's cemeter Mrs, Mary of 0 X 4 n CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT | treal 100 1-64 the plaintift tural story of creation. Jurymen : Sivdet \[inaiAnna SXia rer- 1 \ : i : AP iz U v e h heads erect and grav Georze V. Kings tained with vocal numbers in . ST 5 | listened with heads grave ) Kings- | on Y Varine pfd British Businessman | RRINGS SUIT FOR $150 faces The tuneral of Georg K panied on the piano by Miss § : : : % sh sines | The Germer Stove Co., of Frie, As Judge Raulston was convening [bury will be 1 -~v~vm"N'“' l Dounouck Mizs Martinchek L 2l L Gives Girls an Order Fa., has brought suit for $150 | coyrt A musician stationed his [noon at 2 o'clock in ark’s [ hocome the brid Alex ! * Cardiff, July 10 (A—The i a., has bronug $1 urt, & biind musi e i ; o The mana against George Rapelye of this city | organ upon the courthouse lawn and |church. Rev. Samuel s lucka of Detroit h., 3 > THE COTTON MARKET ger of a business house has n | organ up : Falr Norihi Pa 6y 1 A for goods sold and delivered. The |bhegan playing oil fashioned hymns. |officiate. Burial wi - SR s New ¥ ) 10T ated consternation among his |writ. which was {ssued by Nalr & | A crowd assembled around him and [view cemetery | CIVIE, SUITS RECORDED S A a ket on t 1 employes and those of other Nair, is returnable in the city conrt | soan began singing the tunes. n | Butera, t ng R 9 ‘ ' 3 i o ros, by issuing instructians that \n»-, fourth Monday of July. Deputv | Aq the ‘music continued, others | ‘"""y”'"“""":"_';‘ iars. | Cabelus, has sued Axel ¢ . 8 : s 5 i staft must not wear champagne Sherift Martin H. Horwitz has gar- | were attracted to the scene and | The funeral of Hixodin EAMGEE] son daraa (il hrta : ‘ : ! ) red or fles ockinge nisheed money in local banks while the grand jury was being em- |Pickl will be held tomorrow worhe |\ e he city court th = A ssag T Vi failare of early or during business has de- e — panelled in the courtroom above, t R T I lonay otiTulv Denn i . ; e S alosedlints asagld MCMARON STANDS PAT he faint sounds of o4 hymns [Church. Burial i & [tin H. Horuit T ‘ great question of the day 1s “Are Meriden, July 10 (®—Dennis Mc- l'45¢104 tnrough the courtreem win- |Heart cemete | money at Landers, Frary Roval D B i I ! ight stockings and abbreviated Mahon, co-manager of Louis (Kid) | qoue os | Fdward A, Mas Tt Sinclair OF |ing veste h that rts permissible for business Kaplan, world’s feath®rweight cham- {110 o tha intermission the erowd | CARD OF THANKS Michael Ginsbere, ha ] y T plon, announced today that he and | .\ aq out upon the lawn and gath | We wish to thank our friends and | oo g E ] ¥ : L : it T Daa recalted aun rdlaEen Scotty Monteith 1 ec hey | ! NS the kindn 8! Seotty ontet h had decided they |, .q 4n groups to discuss the trial | neighbors for k Parnasil DEruT: R ; A e LSk dregen : Hald the o B oAak would stand pat on the champion |y velbpments. The country folk lay |pathy shown us during il i ; S ; el o defending his title agal Babe | | o the grass. Mothars eonferted |bereavement in the death are returnab ot 43, 43 {that a 10 not interfare with my Herman of New York in Connecti- | v o™i iants or cuddled their |loved wife and mother third Monday Union 1 1801 L[ 24 tive And(here IR ha i keabk !C'fl“'*"" not at all o Snun 16 Yhalc v beautitul floral ofterings _received, U § Indus Al £ net advar RS | MeManon and Geore HIHEAN, | © e hate arose between twa cham. |We especially el { ENGINEER ARSOLVED |1 & Rubber 1 ot be smart. Re. | Waterbury promoter whe wants to 5 {Order of Moose. Ce | 1 - 5 1 ' the fight on in that city, talked | PIONS Of the Bible. They argued a [Order of floote. < ridgeport, July 10 (PM—T.ouis F.|U § £ hot weather 1ight P sy 4 theological question lustily while | ! an ree | Dicorio, aged two years, who was|W ous 1 1 ' maka one fee] esoler. Anp. with Jimmy Kelly, Herman's man- | ' Ted i theral kid S teteniil| derey Fraryi & (Clarh L e e b 1 look eceler” |ager, in Albany last night and Kelly | 8€0T®S €Ire 1 s ey Taeir ard car % - 1| i . made it plain that he prefers the e RO at Branchville on July 3. eame | Radio ey SEME t6 tuks wiace fn Naw Yerk, He 22led, bearded men left the FeOTEE DO death as the result of an TULY 4th RURNS FATAL refused to sign with Mulligan un- rthonse exclaiming | —— aceor to finding mada | TOCAT STOCKS THE BOND MARKET Danbury, July 10 (P—Fdward . 8 ¥ oroner John I | - York. J Contrasting | Rasher. » r old son of John less he astured a gugrantee of $10 Ploased With Roading WE HAVE REMOVED TO public fod ioani Fornishad X & o r 12 sear old son ef John 000 with a priviiege of 20 per cent | Didn't that Blested 014 Bible WEST MAIN ST 1 The child wandered ontn rate & er, of this city, Aled last nigh ? the mute sound good as he rébd it thers to 7 e acks just the train was ha A 2 ™ 3 e R tha grand jury?" | Professional Building the station according to \ : 1 rket steaty t Fourth of July. The bay ™ | i tered the | " iven befare the ca A S. & ted to recover A brief er scented tea now is being Another troubadur en . F H B " p Sh x with flowers he desire ion with the organist. His tunes |, @ the traged \ obile Ins 1s 1 ze occurred. The mishap I th re of t #ired b MU el i ; ‘The Telegraph Florist of New Britain | = H ir 1 A f v v at ca his injuries occurred | |sang the merits of men in many oc- | ‘ HI PAID ENOUGR $ t ] vhen a % ~”'np;xlnr':;1 :\l;y | : New Waien Sty A : \ 1igh | which he was bending flashe 4 Dr. James H. Rogers, Hyattsville, Upations and AIWAYS coneluded | pm—— iy 10.—Atp ) ¥d., who recently transmitted a | with the refrain ‘ | Paimier A turn for a n and ignit 1\\”qu'ml|h of fire message from his laboratory to Tou- But the farmer is the man who Josq h A Haffe | e of npatriots vesterday by ¥ s dev ackers s p s, pn, France, using his undergrouna | s th 2 Sl G 3 |terer ™ i psnCodnaEal 3 I g 7o (1 U wntennae and thus testing his the- | | In the courtroom men availed | | & lot of Boheslan o tter w! 4 ory that long distance radio waves . 5 themselves of the recess to smoke. Funern, Direcior cloth w e advances Bohemian glass cu rhwho: . m Mavel - and sea, rathe ¥ i w0 hundred or men kept their Phone 1625-2. He g [ er com 4 7 Meta) and h 1 of nitric acid fell on his spectac travel throush carth and sea. rather Discourages Dirt [Two hundred or mere kep B RAARAL % g » 65 and other sugar |He was astonished to find that the than air. He is shown here with a | | seats whieh were now at a pre Restience, 17 Bammer Bte—1685-3. |1a T ! : L S oA e b edion gt a2 waction of his underground device. Women, who Wwere finding seats I \ e/ Much over $8. company ligati e 8