New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 11

TWOGOTO JAIL 0 CHARGES OF THEFT One Stole Peaches and ‘Another Lilts Boarder's $180 Jall sentences were meted out to two defendants in police court this morning by Judge Benjamin W. Alling, George Kadzlanskas of 3561 Park street drawing a 30 day term while Anthony Horgan of 15 Tro. mont street recelved 10 days; both 6n charges of theft. Horgan was charged with steal- ing two baskets of peaches from a push cart owned by Harry Caccomo of 75 Clark street near the man's home about 11 e'dlock t night. Caccomo sald that Horgan, with two Or three other young men, took the peaches from the cart and started to run away, but he caught Horgan and held him until Patrolman Jo. #6ph Moore arrived on the scene and placed him under arrest. Horgan denied being involved in the theft. Kadzlanskas was found guilty of stealing $180 from a boarder who was llving at his home Thursday. According to the testimony in court, he took the money from the board- er's pocket Thursday and went to Hartford, spending almost $50 be- fore he returned. The man claimed that he was going out of the house and took the money with him be- cause he was afrald somebody might onter the house and steal it. RUSTRALIA PLEASED Delieves American Fleet Stands in Readiness to Preserve Tranquillity in Pucific out of a rear window to the roof o : s B ,x i \]'MF‘, ,‘H‘ 3,,« garding the future of the existing e Exa ‘1 London, July 25 (A~The Sydney |a shed 15 feet below 3 e e fram e B0t | pourparers almed at bringing about : i : : 2 ; correspondent of the Morning Post Mrs. Jastrow remembered ler ,' the fa om making “{a pact guaranteeing Gepmany's v says that a section of the press of | puree after Kesley had made the | Ponted bids |western frontiers. The trenchant na- L5 T y ) r There re some eritics, however, rhfll\‘\ Cx ( 2 1 Melbeurne and Sydney interprets the | second rescue, and he went hack for | 10 oo som ‘hother the prices (U8 of M. Briand's counter.de- [osiata L oath visit of the American fleet to Aus- | it. [lie ars doubiiiiinhs e s tmands, however, midly framed, | S ) L. : tralia as a misslon of special sig- | She told officers heard an ex- |paid represent Lhe real ““;L f"vq‘ {threaten, in the opinion of the writ- |1 il “' A amalix > ¢ ) o ury 115 nificance, asserting that while the | plosion and discovessd the hall in | pictures and suggest "‘“'I_ ”;"‘m: er, a veritable deadlock. He belfeves | "¢ ¢ Pa surg . i Unlited States may not proposs to | flames Shca ks ok Voatardas |the British government will make a 8 Ray fight anybody for Australia’s pro- e Y L Uil B L, very firm stand against any exces- Foh QTRW ER[ Wq el tection, she has evolved a mighty ft T 3 ¢ the sale (SIV® OF dangerous stipulations by % weapon with which to defend gen. | Maine Railroad Plan | e total eum realzed by the sate [L10, PT, Do0kerous mipuiation by eral peacs in the Pacific. Not Given Approval wos ite0st ctetling, or ahoMllclares thelr respective attitudes must | T e The correspondent cites the Mel. | Washington, July 25 (P—A tenta- |37 not oen o I {he famous{D€ changed it Great Britain ia to | Provider QuBssloRceaskid : ‘Ill MR M‘T WP\R bourns Herald as commenting: SO ) B e e e A DI R e B ISl oo o e st i “We feel comfort in the presence | merce commission today by examin- 2netion FR.S Artist's work, “gan |AUlet the fears and suspiclons of | hAL 6f the fleet of a friendly natlon, |ers recommended against the project it Niin Gilaon R ety Jail. o TN B rhowlng that the coast of Australia [of the Aroostook Valley railroad to | 3 Boat With Golden Ball®| “reara are volced by the ‘Hanu—I‘ Chiti [ Camp Div and Camp Vafl in New lies within the range of her pro- |bulld 27 miles of new line from he highest pric tic correspondent of the Westmin. [ Providence, R. 1, J Jersey Stage 8 Mimic Warfare in tection.” Sweded to Agatha, both In Maine. ster Gazette that it will test all of | Jail terms for dr ; v g i The Sydnay Evening News ralsvn‘bouht was expressed as to adequate | SR EIRTS ‘10 {the skill and diplomacy of Austen |strict regulation of rental of v THoRAte a vision of a mighty armada of the | traftic. ON ‘1(” Com. |Chamberlain, tha British forelgn | mobiles on tha “drive yoursels ) . combined sea power of America and | The Bangor & Aroostook railroad, | One hundred puplls 6f the Com-lsacretary, o hridge the Franco-Ger- |were the principal 1 Trento 1 A Gueat Britain, in the consummation [which serves the sams general ter- | Munity Church Vacation school en-|ian gifrarences Therefore, he | tions of the Fastern M s tt o \ of which dwells the strongest hope |ritory, was sald to be in a position j ved a pi i at I!;;l:‘;wl . V::‘]“n E\:nn)m it all the |{Lmrs necessary that | Administra Co " '; X Bur " P v Pristol yesterday, making th |the proposal for direct conversations | terly session 1 ! in M outh ¢ of permanent peace in the Pacific.” |t6 mect the traffic needs of the area. ) = 4 b e 5 in two of James Farrell's trucks. A |between the forelgn secrataries at bureau 40 : A Y & T taseball game was played and the {Geneva in September sheuld mate- United es d ) tow t h Miynarski Here to vy oL FILES AUPEAL | estors availed themeeives of the riaisn ‘; e SFralas Hoalg: five. i L I ” avid 8. Segal, t od oo- {swimming pool and other amuse-| The Westminater Gazette thinks it | esting laboraters ! ¥ “ Steer 315’000v000 Loan torney, B. I'. Gaftney, has filed no- | antg there. Ten mothers and teach- |possible that the German foreign ‘\ymb' 1o8s T t < Warsaw, Toland, July 25 (P~ [tice of an appeal to the supreme went with the children and took |secrotary, Dr. Stresemann, will bo | Representes at e . g1 ' | Telix MIynarskl, vies-chairman of | court against the clity court 4 fon of them. The enrollment of |invited to join the discussion | were the Prov i st 1 the Bank of Peland, has left for |in the action against Angelo GAE- |(ne senool has n creaged to 160. e (e s - New Yeork to cooperate with the liardi for possession of the premises = Y‘A‘TOR q-“\ K HOME Aarvlana e they i Polish legation in negotiating a loan |at 815 Maln street. Segal claimed 16 N("\\\ n Rev, G. E. Schneck, pastor of the | Delaware, B of 818,000,000 from Dillon, Read & |that Gagilardi had viglated the o. July 25 (A—An official re- |German I!:.mm church, returned { gomepir ticut, Ve ¢ ) ¢ompany, in addition to the $35.-|terms of the lease by éelling liquor. on fhe recent Korean flood |last evening after a thres weeks' |yng nions Ie ) \ 100,000 10an abtained in the apring. | for which he had been convicted [\which centared around the capital |trip, two being spent at Ocean Grove | Soie) : ) : aand S In view of the passive condition of [twice, but the defendant svon the of Seoul, says 436 persons were (and the other at a meeting of the | o i i t the Polish trade balance, the mn,aemm of the fury on the ground |drowned and 215 are missing. The [publication bourd of the German | NOt Chance Left for rupied by th ; Yould prove very valuable, and the that Segal had continued to accept [Tokye municipality and the chamber | Baptist church, of which he is pr»{»‘ Men Entombed in Min¢ i 1 ) Polish government I8 much finter. |rent after the alleged offense. Ed- |of commerce are soliciting relief [ldent. The latter sess was held o S ) = l“‘ ’V’ WLRFIP 1 v osted in the negotiations. {ward A. Mag represented Gagliardi funds at Cleveland !pfi:fll B LR i AL \ | e ot the enn ! ; B e ) : federal mina inspector 3 230,000,000 Reported Tnvolyad in | |rote leaders of the reseus par | e Al taltea B hets » Deal Which I Naw Under Way | | effort to s o> t iy Chat Ay in Oklahoma | mates, it was docided to | | Rodgers entry to the min N | Flortda Publisher Killad When Wi pd r A ! | Auto Crashes Into Switeh En s ading rapld . ine s AlledLth S itaml T ias i . | ure to go farth L G 1 trat \ y }’\'uu where the bodies af y ) ¢ Cot 8\ 1 Tindell and Raymond Watki ) N today w s [ther affort, in the opir « t al R § L] officials and the miners v A i wa as | th re Ou Olng way e ' ‘ | i resulted In addit ations ntod [J The I 1 ; he closing of t It wa ¥ the ¢ the return of a resc 1 T n went Into the mine at ! xlioma ( Ga Batw o If So, Order Your morning and raturned ‘ are s fnoand hox car an a ’ |1t means tha practical 1 mately § ‘f all efforts to rescue the | bl Impromptu Rodeo Is Held KILLED BY AUTO leged Hm(‘w Hold In W ll]hvm\hu[.\ District [ —— For \nt I’n\xn" Bxll New York, & P—An { | Pelham Manor Man Run Down 1 N Yo 2 P r J red in the Wi Autamoblle Near His Tome o Fae n yos n “17\'\1' NEAVRT d i y erday Sent to You St T : N3 R i head of the firm of (‘.‘ W : (18c a week by mail) | truck and Kilteat i asn e ovdcs | near nis b ay e T ! ; 2 4 Mr. v 1 { t Then You Will Not Miss. [ ! , i | brot re o R X S 8 G | The & e Ao |1 ¢ \/ was fdentified from the 1y I a as belonging to Mrs. Oza 0 s | or, of Pelham Manor. s ; &t was | AR ol ¥ 2 | ARRESTED IN FRANCE 1se in 1 = | Bordeaux. France, July ging | } | Alfred Schmidt and Hern o ) [t Tory jer. sald to be Swiss commu SR Ceativals ¢ merr arrested hera today upon save act N oy 1 {rival from Morocca where fhey ha Lawyers ( 0““(‘ More \ [been expelled by French « | Than Govt. From Taxes . 5 [Police aaid they posscsse e e e S EDDY-GLOVER POST NOTI'S ! photographs of strateg pi 1 i \ A ros ' ) . the French Moroccan A LD LR 1 : 5 N 8 propaganda for a n ¥ ofinre ":' ) i bty ‘ 1 L st. A : -\ s —— | French eoldters in M S rom i 2 ‘ ity S of th B s i | INVITATION ACCEPTED bRt E. and W { Edinburgh, Scotland. July 3 . S Jul 29 [ More than 200 dele to S ; bers Whlch tal’ls y [vention of the Wor n ¢ an ad y t B ’ ed an invitation to att 1l ; et to e them s etter Than e Flapper Wife 4 an invitation to res o e ol ! | Santiage, Chil® in Av % ps ¢ post |invitation was extend s i o at T {Armanda La Rarca Univer Sl and THERD VICTIN OF FATAL HIGH PRICES FOR SHOOTING IS S0t SIRGENTS WI]RKS Returns Far Out of Proportion to Value in London Sale California Authoritles Belleve An- | other Man Dleg in “Murder-Duel" Calexico, Calif, July 25 (B — Bearch for a body of a third man belleved to have been killed in the feud which recently resulted in the | London, July 25 (M—Amazement deaths of H. Kirk and John Truden, i8 too feeblo a 4 1o Aesaribe the is being conducted by oMcers of 9 MOTdiio deaceing th attitude o papers toward the prices realized at yesterday's ute” sale of the works of John Sin- ger Sargent, noted American painter, who died here in April. It §s not b ause there ever has been a tendency Imperial county, fes and the news- | Authorities today worked on the theory that not only had Kirk been murdered with his hands tied be- hind him and not in a duel, but that | other men besides Truden had been | involved ang that one of these had | been killed. | The coroner's jury Investigating |!0 Delittle Sargent's work hwo for Kirk's shooting was non-commital | that is not so, but because, while as to the credibility of ‘Truden's | éVervbody expected high wlws no- | “duel” letter contenting 1f with | body seems to have thought (‘w' returning late today a verdict at- | WOUld prove so overwhelmjngly se tributing Kirk's death to a bullet | Satlonal in view of the fact th fired by Truden before ho Kkilled | v ot t “fk”m' more or less himself. Investigators are looking “"’ chy, while some of them, it is into reports that a married woman | %41d. Jere Ko alight and unimportan in Imperfal was the cause of the the great painter bimself never jealous hatred between Truden and | CORtemplated thelr passing into ot n~ er hands. Kirk. e the & there seemed Brave Policeman Saves | iho enthusiasm, and values [the sale advanced, It w remar Two and Also Pockethook | that if some of the pictures eold first Hoboken, N. J., July 25 (P—Pa. | would have been ofered later they trolman John l\roln scaled the front probably would have realized mu of a burning house three ti \avn‘h\ | greater figures. The water oc high bidding Ma*te to be no controllin rose to rescue two per and save &|cyotch, “Near Carrara,” for Instance purse containing §S which brought 1.000 guineas (about Hearing screams, he ran 1"10’5,m,m it is ibelieved would have Washington street and overed | oo . Mrs. Martha Jastrow hanging by 1 hands from a third floor wind Reaching the second floor by a short hed thres or four times that Flsum if it had been offered a couple of hotrs later when the excitement Tl "o | VA8 at its height, lhl‘dder he climbed a shutter to rave eagerness of professional and S buyers from the Unitad Returning to the third floor by tt Nar- him 28 to have had a deal to th tha spread of enthusiasm. same means he awoke Er berger, a boarder, and dropp “thousand pounds a min- | 1 (ROWDS ATTRIOUOH | ARMAMENTS IS BIG Relio of 8t. Anne to be Applied at St. Peter's Church After Masses Sunday and in Evening. Rev, Chnrlen Coppens, pmor of o T Sharies Coppenn, pasor of iTms Issue Being Threshed Ou | day, In connection with the triduum | at wlll]amsm\‘v“ to St. Anne, that services this ove- | [ ning will be conducted in French by ———— | Rev. Father Rosset, M. §, and to- [ morrow evening in English by Rex [ Willlam A. Downey of §t. Thomas sominary, Hartford. The relle of nne will be applied after the ametown Mass,, J | m evening. At the se conducted in Ge Father Cavanaugh, the church was lled to capacity, many in attend- | ance belng forced to stand on the n, church steps and on the sidewalk. es tomorrow and again in the rvices last night man by Rev. ment round Major General Sir | rice, was chief of ¢ | PACT DEADLOCKED Frontier Seurity May Not Come | ;.- Out of Negotiations Jl“' lem of limitatiog round ta the econam 1 the Me g Willlan . a member | . of Genev London, July 25 (P—Considerable o ommissbREaEH concern i expressed my some news- iy . o of Nations, will give the fir rapers over tha divergencies between | o i actures on “Internationa] 1. the French and German views A3 lations ax Vi from ( revealed by the preliminary com- (1, oo 1 was sent to this con t on the French Forelgn MInie- |ty in 1015 by the twiss e M. Briand, on the German - \o. pevoiinl mission (o ply to the French note concerning | \yijgon and ) nort Germany's proposals for | pact The diplomatic writer of the Daily Telegraph says the latest d ments have aroused much pointment among the British min- | a security | ‘nxl | ey 5 = ; AMBASSADOR TRANSFERRED Hays i \ v A Italia A ati | orn 1 ' TS, T ’~ t : ¥ ! pensions, announced today 1 s e ated that | a tual raising of the § l . ) f 8 byterian ministers’ retirem e wal toll in Ame ¥ to is to begi lwellings. The total for about vears L thei o accept he repbit was'or charge ® of the Italan! ed the plan, embassy at Washlington, PROBLEM FOR HAY SENT T0 JAIL Stewand On Boston-St, Johp A - TALK Vot fl?e }eel Sure Tt Will Come Bel w Next Session Convicted o1 Smuggling \Inn\ Into Country July 25 A = A nl oston, Congress Drawn | '.’MNH‘F‘FQ i i F‘!BHHNHB.M Baldvin Savel But Frend v i ol ; Loses ii nLhma | tenching o the svotution ihear hing has Find Iu. aularity i in M Palmer afl v was ated o rit CONGRFSSMENBERS| 10 HIOSTHEW EXGLAND 1r New Dritain Interested in Tour of United States in Effort to Empha- slze Advantages of Northeast, gland” pligeim. New Britain Cham. 18 actively intarest. fostered by a group ot =8 men throughout the ba made ! ates and train consisting compartments isiness and ysand will ade to ma Mod- ile and looked alls for at ant stopping state and city *ption by Pres- rn-‘ aviation fishing, Indlan war fer park, Pu, Sound, river, the Pacifie coast and Barbara, Mexico, and n m ss and \ route 1g0; imber of Commerce 1UeAtE from mev- in peopls who want WITTNER'S 0ATH WAV BE ILLEGA ropped “So Help Me Gogd” | When Taking Offce - Sian 15 (M—While W rand his counsel are preparing to press his auit re to th tha evolution fssue n- July the federal courts, the spotlight notoriety is relentlessly pursuing ampion of fence into the [v ts of liis government employ- | 1dition to bringing to lght hat “ fner, an avowed atheist, I on three oc asfons stricken out 1elp me God” in tak- ® roquired oath as a govern« employe and thus raising a fon as fo the legal status of Wis nt employment, tha attaching ty s cansing complications in Tt to do a day’'s work at the fors in tha office at heral attitude toward newspaper, photogra- er callers that descend- m when he leaped into 120t by fiMng his fnjunction a provision of the Dis- ia_appropriation bill “disrespeet” to the avalanche of visitors > calls finally reached A sharp curtailment has been ordered by head r or not tha form of oath _Wittner atfects the legal mplovment, is & ques- by N W has been referred to the tor of the department for an It finally may go to the tt v géneral for his opinion, Wittnar brings his eourt evolution question as & r. howaver, the question et no bearing on the suit is preparing to prass when up for hearing next Tues- Ameritan Legion Band To Play Sunday Night Fddy-Glover post, No. 6, Ameriean 1 will render the musie band concert at Walnut Hm r night and Vite tor of tha troupe, following as the pre- American Spirit Mareh, . P. Deire; Yearning, nd, fox trof lella overturs, frem Dear One, fox trot; . J. Verdl. 1 Lights, over- When You and I : Un Ballo in Verdl: Beauti. wven, Spanish; I'll See You fox trot: Oriental Tvanovich: finale, R. B. Hall. exfon band will the Sacred on North Burritt fternoon from Flotow W eh, Workers Try to Get Cops 'n Arrest Them, Fail July 25 (M —Prepared right of free last nd make police g lar meeting. od to make a test ker was arrested Iast the polica stood with orators denounced apitalistic gov. st Saturday r as [ ting was not ted ater it was learned nolice had orders to stop speak- Sy bt as the meeting taf foot away A streat yuld not break it wup Allen \noctod on Reckless Drivi g Charge | Charles Allen of 267 Jerome streat \ irrestad this morning by Moters Policeman \\'m‘ am P. Hayes 1 charge of reckless driving at \J West Main streets w n machine collided r by Joseph Ma- t wed that Allen drove t of Jerome streat at c it 40 miles an hour. WAGES OF 300 CUT. Lawrence, Mass, July 25 UP—g 18 | per t wage reduction effestive Monday was announced today by | Walworth Brothers, Inc., manutae. turers of tire goods here. The redus. tion will affect 300 operatives,