New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 13

| Co-opERATION 18 - PASSTO SUGGESS §0 Declares Pattee in Address at Philadelphia Philadelphia, July 20. (#—The tooperative movement as the best o - means of glving the producer equal- ity with other groups was empha- sized today by Richard Pattee, Bos- 'l ton, managing director New Eng- land Milk Producers Association, in addressing the American Institute of Cooperation, which opened a four-weeks conference at the Uni- 4 versity of Pennsylvania. Mr. Pattee is chalrman of the institute. Secre. tary of Arglculture William M. Jar- dine was among other spcakers on 4 today's program. More than 150 agricultural leaders | and students of the cooperative movement from many states and several provinces of Canada are here for the meetings. Morning sessions | wil be conducted in the fashion of | class room lectures, In the after- | noon delegates. will be divided in . round table conferences of market- ing association leaders on specific problems and into special study groups which will be led by instruc- tors. ‘“The trend of modern thought,” sald Mr. Pattee, ‘has been toward such a reopganization of the inter- vening processes of service that while they shall be performed upon a basis of reasonably adequate re- ward, the processes of production shall yield a return sufficlent to guarantee their continuance by en- abling the producer to maintain a standard of living comparabls ‘to that of thess who handle and of those who use his products. “The outsanding fact of the co- operative movement is that such en- terprises have lived and grown TORIC Can you afford to neglect vour eyesight when it costs s0 little in time and money? HAVE an examination by an expert—immediately. My specialty— Comforiable Vision FRANKE. GOGDWIN Eyesight Specialist 327 MAIN ST,—Phone 1905 £ o of \_oOS ——— | through vicissitudes that have whelmed many private operations and have come to dimensions of na- tional importance and recognition.” He sald the purpose of the Insti- tute is to bring together the best of experience and academic thought in order that the true facts of the co- operative movement might be clari- fled and the best of experlence sifted and retained. IHe pointed out that the legal status of the cooperative movement at the present time is un- certain. He also feared the trend of natlonal l'gl#]n'lml “All coopera- §230,000 THEFT INRADIO PLANT General Electric Co. Employe 1§ Acoused Schenectady, N. Y, July 20 (P— | tors,"" sald he, *are more fearful of " s Bk ; too much government inturference | L0V & fore tadio depart- : e © [ment of the ral Electric com- than of not enough. k rie co the American committee on the In- el M‘”’ m‘m,;m ternational Institute of Agriculture " ey d disposed of the goods through a derate was revealed last night with the arrest of three men narged with first degree grand lar- at Rome; American Farm Econ- omics assoclation, American Farm Bureau Federation, Farmers Educa- || tlonal and Cooperative Unlon of \,‘m They were to be arralgned America, Farmers National Grain | ‘,‘,m today, Dealers' association, F'ederated Fruit | Robort 4 and Vegetable Growers, Illinols Agricultural assoclation, National as. | soclation of Marketing Officia) tlonal Association of Comn: Secretarles and Departments of Agriculture, National Board of Iarn Organizations, National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation, National | Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, .Na- Hamm of Amsterdam, an and alleged ringleader me, is said to have been lelping himselt to radio sets and tubes for the past three years, and | turned them over to Joseph Clenciva, ot Sei another employe of the Gy otrie, for disposal. | The third man under arrest ls John Growers of li0 sets secured the evidence which ¢ to discovery of the plot. ha learned that Hewett was selling {radio tubes which ths corporation had not yet put on the market, he placed an order and discovered that Hew motoring to Albany Sat- MOTORCYGLIST 1S It 1“ dealer remained over night. nday morning Cieneiva drove West Harimd Man's Neck o o e roe S Californla. erring radio goods to | lost control car, Thalr arrest followed of his motoreyele the Hartford-Simshury iasians 104 to the capture of Bloomfield, opposite the IaatinIBhE n s Homea Brook Country club house i e day afternoon, and agains* the hank Q I his neck was broken. vaal, g i instantaneous, according to M A v LU Hart- | Examiner Glover E. Howe of ford. ‘ fl - [ Eg At Terrific Speed | | ML i ] According to State Foliceman Arthur Cone, w 3 the cass, White ani mile from the p ath, Pun‘ | driving toward Hartfo an hour with his hands locked be- | Sensational Fiie hind his head 1 Caddies Find Body. | The motoreycle was found in the | ¢p o, July 20.—A watchman road about twenty feet beyond|was killed and damage and panic White's body, still running, 1 over a mile by | | was sprea caddies whose aftention was dr to the accident by the &mell burning rubber and a cloud of o exploded sent a f flaming ofl n the north White was a disabled veteran tranch of the Chicago river |the World war, and had heen The barge and a t ored at ployed eve s the war on tl he company's d stroved farm of in West Hart- | by the sxplo | ford d also served an enlist- [ Five meon, | ment in the navy prior to the 5 Aol — | e force of the blast shattered DE l\'[ ‘II\\IU\ '\’\I' NAMED ‘l“ OowWs as far as a mi! away Paris. July 20 (®—Premier Pain- | Police reserves were ssary to ‘* sve today gaid the French govern- | quiet thousands of residents of near. ment had not decided tas ns who, frightencd, hed of the commission to visit > the streats, |ton and discuss adjuctment Blazing ofl on the river st | French debt to United | but added that aetion vould vonfined. by | taken without delay. R e e . Are You G@mg Away? If So, Order Your HERALD Sent to You (18¢c a week by mail) Then You Will Not Miss AY SEYMOUR fi}-@; %NS E Which Starts July 29 Better Than “The Flapper Wife” NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1025 v |15, Hewett, a New York radio d-nvnr, i BLIC A 2004 for Cien Pennsylvanla Farmers Cooperati g0 lf e wrn 1#:’8 :rvr the Radio Cor- Federation, Stapla Cotton Coopera o “' ‘m‘:“‘“rm PG \\‘H Sl tive Association of Mississippl, and | ] c the Sun-Matd Ralsi : |General Electric manufactures ra- | When | ng ma hortly the pair left, | Broken in Fall e e s ileed them to Central Park here Hartford, July 20 — John 1 isolated seetion of 28 rs old, of West Har in Chicago Following | sectlons of the city, Nearly gas tanks and oil storage tanks added to the hazard, he body of the watchman, Jacob | Jabersek, was seen hurtling through the alr. It fell into the flames and was not recovered, A boys' bonfire near ths decks started the fire, is tha bellet of Cap tain Charles Sigmond, who was the | RIFF LEADER HAS HEARD PEACE T hdvised of TEIHIS"RPIHIOIC& haie lrh.\lu T. Callahs . Mary's Chur Advices from Madrid, wh Newark, N, J., July 20 (Pr—Re [[sentechervon CharenotlWoodk e EIL LIS oG ol irer | 1awn, retused to care for her for two | -T"NIsh Rovernments have he weeks, Mrs. Flizabeth Zinck, 84 rensgao, hhh\y"»“ 5 ars old, of this elty, has com- st only qu 1 ence ie that of safip stion remaining mitted sulcide by Inhalilng gas, MraRZinck had) beenfllyinglwithis SUsEhES e A A | her daughter, Mrs, Frank Lindner, | | of Newark, and the son Charles was | . [ recently requested to care for his| P | mother for two weeks while the [ Lindners were on vacatlon, which he refused to do. | etlitated work of flving Grief over her son's actlon tor-|in refteving outlying posts | mented Mrs. Zinck, and she w: q‘umnm is a8 serious found dead in the bathroom of the |propaganda of the Linder home. | Abd-el-Krim, iHiairens | withstanding \Yflrrwr(.‘ g of the pre tribesmen of 1 I°rench 1f e has in some measire s ever Son of the Fre the activiti Two Vessels Aground But | Crews Are in No Danger| Thcftort by Abdcrin oy A | Halitax, July 20 (Pr—The Ynlted[,v:.‘,jfl,' 1',"',‘ Famen Al desal Lo N%T States B oar cv-\ | Labrader, which went ashore on the | ©and bars of Sable Island yesterday, | the former whila answering an SOS. of the latter, were still aground early | today, according to messages from | the West Cohas to her agents in Bal- timore, intercepted here messages stated that the Hall- | | fax trawler Venosta had arrived on [the scene. The steamer Winonah| prepared for it | According to the latest [gence, the tronps massed for this | | Clty was reported a mile distant and | panenver seem to be i ho| B ; 1 the steamer Hatteras seven mllpq\,,,m The exact r 1} 2 Arrangements were made by| |movement, however N. J. a the Winonah City to try to pull the| ,”.,z,,amw od () it | West Cohas oft S et | PO e 1t 18 believed here that the crews |, “h”‘mhm o i 'Y o of the two vessels are not in any |tha purpose of a T = o | danger. $ i1l pe {commanders, spent e [in consultation with military ha E. H. French Home From 1»adere. Great things ars 100 2 % {from the marsha A his ar i Convention in Chicago has put hes E. E. French of French & Glock | troaps, as tinfo the woa feel | 1 at h + {company, iocal dealers for NoKol |apia tn point out haw the « : NTT |Automatic Oil Heating for homes, |pay he used to best advantage L sl {has just returned from the annual | S Sam NoKol Dealers’ convention, held at TR iy T el the Edgewater Beach hotel, Chicago, . 4 X ‘)uzv 8 9 and 10, He said: L SLans “At the convention we found our- | ¢t OF trial in the city co e |selves one of 300 attending dealers, | M NeXt Tues asio : from practically every state in t ne T. Bovle agalnst F e {unoin from Maine to Texas. The| Wiiam 1 R Mangan jconvention flled fhe large ballroom ‘r' jy':“ £ -L o |of the Edgewater Beach hotel to ”””‘ =k |overfiowing. There were dealers in | ”“ e e attendance who have installed as | P!2I0 e hosna [Faeeenasntitrg many as 3,000 NoKols in their own | Tne A6 CALLAHAN-CLARK an, And Miss May “h Today, only occupant of the barge, and g1 4 discovered the blaze. Iis warning S r N qh “‘ in stroe to the four men on the tug probably ments Sent to Frenc jaon of Mra saved their lives { Francis s The barge contained nine tanks, [mworning at 4 o'l Mary two of which had been emptied Parls, July 20 (P—It I« said in of- | chur W offi atter 1t was brought to the dock |fclal auarters that confidentinl Miss Mary ( Salurday from! the company's re- A8CHIE of the French gove « | Bnery at Lockport, Tllinois. Fire. | 181 acquainted Abd-c cart ” ; 0'Meara of the warring Rifi: neeo, men believed the oil would con-|°' e 5 2 L [tinue to burn for hours and con. R LueenRby e ore ilhga hat gito centrated thelr efforts to confining | " Aad Bpai i |m SANHSL A IREp € 1t toiairentrictad ares (Previous dis es h said |y i0a The maid of honor wore L | Abd-el-Krim would probably le of Loink tte with hat to mat {fored autonomy of the it under a N et N 18} o t Spurned by Her Son, Spanish _protectorate, but bride to the maia panld « oy (French offfcials expected him to ite gold an Woman, 84, Is Suicide |rus e ofrer) EPORTS ATHI FTE (1 Panriwk Rooused {may have been heard by many peo- | ple locally as it was broadeast over WERH, the station of the Edgewater Beach hotel,” RS s - lL\I\Tl‘()!\.!‘ — thn Closed Wednesday September 2nd To Call Us W ithout Toli Cha Afternoons { [cities alone. It took a fleet of 10 FRAsainatEA x | | Pina, Nair & Na plair press at th large city busses to transport the | unA Rair & Na 2 delegates from the various rairoad | ‘IO Bidesal . ony |stations to the factory and the hotel. \ 1 e Roch j e SEA gn address vas delleredihine | gl Gl SRT e L | Donbt Charges |day evening by Dr. Herman N.| (% Stockhoim, J | Bundeson, health commissioner of | /73N |the clty of Chicago. " This address | s ———— = mmm rge—Call 3500 24 A AL »'f" Y ey F ntil ’ An Interceti 1g Sale Quality Corsets and Brass La Beatriss clasy broche Regularly $5.00, 5 3 4 5 La Beatriss and R. G. clasp avound, of fle brocade. Regular £5.50, Now Qubber reducing eorset Regularly $10.00, Now # Stylish stout corsats, Bon Ton, 1 models. Regularly $ | Now “ranco clasp arounc brocade. Regularly 38 and $10, Nemo corsets of pink ¢ tegularly €400, Ne La Beatriss Regularly 0. Now Rubber reducing bra Regularly 85.00, Now Combination girdle satin. Regularly . N. Practical F $6.00 and $R.00 ONEA Warner wrap around Regularly $4.00, Now Warner lace back corset Regularly $5.00, Now |F La Beatriss lace back ¢ Regularly $§5.00, Now ...icciivanivienncs Rengo belt lace back cor tegularly § vw'. Now tegularly $1.00, Now L.a Beatriss elasti egularly $1.00, Now La Beatrizs rut Recularly £3.5 Corsets—Fourth Floor f ere: & (931 JU bt CD Ul o O (33 | P P oF o Ul b U130 O 1O U1LO Co Ot A R X S B T S e B Y R T T oY {.‘ 2 &> D b £ £ &2 U E, Clark United In Marriage ,\n! 3 r S e A sports pror recent visit here of “Pad - 2 A ehane orting OLite, I not aware , have ma t Mur Paddo v had been m or Withhold Trophies 1 to men ed that may b AS COUNT i t neLn r, I'renadis Bluger 1 ¢ [ o were tak rterbur ertelt 5 CHAMPION CAUSED L YL CERATED e This men was suppnsed 0 be in perfact physical condition, yet a bad tacth can. s death—-ame as it did Roosevelt's, and many other Il many of yon whn vead this, and are going on from day to day Tz <ick and miserable, constantly consulting physi- 1ans withont velie, wonld only realize that the chances are 10 tn t that Wb a ATected with pyorrhea may be the canse of your You surely would not take a of further endang your health by neglecting them. Now is the X-RAY roveals ater may be Too Late, hidd en at THE es and poison im who is ) ever come: 1 L€ l;AlV ing “I will have inually kidding him. —today is the day that to come to Dr, Keith and e, for the time ave decayed tos ton and let this thor- ge done by the v this visit. Come "er prices P[.ms 7..;11‘ F’ d we make through A plate yon want ane that win il W have the best plate n his work, He matches the makess our plate so well that t is netficial, And our prices r’% h c!l Done The best of produce the » lost one or two those vacant places O tor It will be impossible to save ' ne will clean out all the decayed ' t ony future infec- f 1 4 do it painlessly an i how wu can afford w . . Ir necessary bot h tof prin. Wo use two methods to this « s, sicest nnd best mathod in the X € is by v " onplicd to the gumas. Either Torbitant figurs for For best plates and ! u.cr!a in tooth has d ared ) v made (o match perfectly the 1 you h t properly done, i the 1 f the g deutist, so as i Yo will be 1 «ed when you It at might exeept 410 for appointment 1...57:'3. [ AND ESTIMATE FREE [} Loce ru"‘,dlfillm SURGEON DENTIST 13 declaring that it is 10 lodged the objection upon what European tour of < and Murchison re- referred to “in such . t It was a distinct surprise entries were accepted A. champlionships.” r refers to the incident as ‘The 'e newspaper adds, 16 information jus- t the tronble s that 1s not substantiated hat English- while it it . A. champion- s who t and whe quite t not have done so had been absent, . . aturday's t be regarded as a others in RFEITER n., July 20, P=—John and Tony n oft a train turned ofticers who said wanted there on a eharge n $10 bills