New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 16

WANTS TO RAISE | VELCOMES. INVESTIGATION BARS UP HIGHER, o Labor Warns Against Toux o wesmreton. aue s ops Foreiguers n as the sen- Washington Federatic g still more immigratic 3 i S ES Ry 5o migation to 2 per cent of ! ; 3 sl Lk popul t nsus ¢ It 1800, ment for the executive all vesterday | insidious propag to break do .| "Ihe dopa Raa It was asserted t n unnamed ate all interests v 1 ed and aw 8o amer ormation anese to enter u visions. A resoluti i i ; i characterizing with the sons favor tting o every ct. 1 ar who are ineligi! 1 mittee b enter the cou ¥ to | gate “Labor wou partm stringent ir Willlam Gree eration, "bu the number country in of alians ine long steps in the America American “The American I will strenn fort to modif attempt to emase will he bitterly outlining this action tive eouncil will F bas: have the en com i wil overy L on @M only a publie servant and want the affairs of ] s offf WAPLE HILL NEWS ) G F snmmer eottage hor Mrs. trect the Root at at Ca guest 5 provisio Mrs, Harbor of the execu- | [last River Mrs. Frank nue ie visiti Mrs. C, F spend mother in Mr Rohbin to the 4 Ran of friends in Meriden Atwell several 000 1neal unions and 1.0 tral bodles of labor make it and the state federations Irging days with New London Mrs. L. M an s gremmional canm Cane for an this Baneroft o oftice who heli in finoding ave country weeka vacation at Pleasant Valley posed “We hear much tion. Rome of the people hout Americ ers In the move with foreigners will.bhe op- of Americaniza-| Mr. and Mrs, T. I turned from their Miss Frances 11 return to t e 1o hreak down the Sorrow of immigration law. Tt iz our infer ot n shore tion to exp ypocrisy pent eral days on these people The President G odles to celebra i v by ple of parades and n members of the co have ac R ¥ cepted invitations to hor Day in di Green will deliver an Detrott, in wt alleged un-American sued by employers in that cit retary Frank Morrison will addre a Aemonstration in Petershurg Fla., In which the lahor unions of | oy Tampa and six other citles will take | /4 part. \f Reports from all parts of the 'nited Labor Day will he celebrated this year more than for executive 11 Mrs Willlam ¥ con fn urge ! have heen home for a da nmer at the shore They Damen of Johnson ireet has her mother with her for Mrs anue had several Hartford ta a I party H. | eriends went davs visit ich he Iadies aut from neheon and bridge ert MImetead to moo and hore several st the Monday t ewim and a dance follawing. s B Powell of Robbins & had several girls friends to = bictid G for a a3 ara that party. A suppe ed ont the vard under a, Waterbury First Baseman e R TIs on Road to Recovery Sssucal Conn.. A e (‘hase, Yale Graduate, to Frank Stpleton, firs! | pave Mental Examination S Y A S (e af Ay and Rridgeport ndition sceman of T e pneumonia reported to he Rtapleton tending phys! is and appears S G that leave his b of . of ersity, cla 18, who lived in Baltimore, today tte o 1 committed to Rellevue | foliaiay ] ation disorderly 1 i the ing comy s A quesii Stapletan In this Sargent Going to Vi To Attend a Funeral Washinztn A o (P At AN funeral of Fr CHILD DROPS DE A [t Homer L. Skeeys ' S i pects to George rout It ta fyeaider Secretary Work Is Willing To Have Any Sort of a I'robe In His De. lcomes inves- o been the nothing to furnished will de- partment in- nket angle “I have neither political nor social \ancial obligations, 1 Il the aid T can gat in administering 1. Skinner of of " RADIO LISTENERS Robbins of Newington her Monler and Aap'a atter the Middlemass and s epending | Tames T. Powell of Robbins Pabhine a8 to NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1925, WILSON MENORIAL OF HIS OLD Hov o Washingion Hears Widow 15 to| Make Public Gilt Washington, Aug. 6—Reports are nt that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson contemplates giving to the public as a memorial to her husba the resi- at 40 8§ street, W., into which she and Mr, Wilson moved on v of President Harding's In- and in which the former lent died on Feb, 3, 1024, One report suggested that Mra, Wilson wishes to donate the proper- , ty to the Woodrow Wilson founda- tion. It was added that the ex- president’s llbrary and the bed her he died might he erved in the same condition as n he occupied them, was said that Mrs, Wilson had heen Inoking over houses in (‘leve. land park, a Washington suburb, with a view to selecting a new resi- deneen, Mrs. Wilson is now in Furope Recent dispatehes from Geneva said that she probably would take a house there with the {intention of residing some time, Mre. Wilson went ta Furope ac- |companied by Miss Belle Baruch daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bernard M. Barueh of New York. fon where THREATEN STRIKE Mia L AL Bacroltof ‘Laoal and Suhurban Stations in | Chicago Controversy af Robbing avenue have re- Chicago, Aug. 6 (P—A ‘“general strike of Chicago radio listeners to- day threatened to grow out of & ntroversy “silent night” of {1ocal and suburban broadeasting sta- | tions, over | observing Monday night as silent for a year or more, While & number of |stations with their transmitters in |suburban towns have been going on ‘lhe alr on these nights, As a result radio set owners have | maintaining that operation of these {stations has interfered with the re | ception of far away broadcasters, Frank H. McDonald, president of |the Broadeast Listeners' association, | a local organization of radlo fans, which has been active in the con- troversy, announced today that “at- tention has been called to a com- | munication from radio receivers at Aurora, 111, who advocate the calling ot a general strike of radio listeners. That is, to refuse to listen to ‘un- tions on Monday nights. this plan does not differ from what fans of the Chirago area e heen doing individually, we are artily In favor of calling it ‘a general strike’ of listeners for their rights, a fan listen to an fair' station on Monday nights As a result of a canvass of radio not to isteners cent in favor of a sllent night in the metropolitan area of Chicago, the Broadcast Listeners' nssociation 18 planning to submit a hill to congress the into six radio assign a different quiet night ta each. T'nder this plan, Sun- day would he “open night.” More 'I:ha|| 200 Golfers to divide nation areas and In Racehrook Matches | New Haven, Aug. 6 (£ golfers entered the one day golf tournament of the Connec- ficut Golf association at the Race Brook Country club here today. Rain fall intermittently during the morn- ing. Play continued throughout the day. The entry here ig the largest vet in the tournaments of ~More than one hundred one-day |the association. Escapes From Jail hy Sawing Window Cor . _THE POTTERS oD TIMES VE Carpenter WK ¢ THATS A WIPPOPOTAMUS You A THOUSAND NO I IT 1S NAME E}"’MP &) il Stations within the city have been | objected, | lin In Chicagn showing 88 per | YES, THATS A ELEPHANT A HIPPOPOTAMUS'S MOTH DON'T KNOW HOW Q r\ NO, I DONT KMOW ITS A 'WISTAKEN IDENTITY, - THEY L0SE BIG J0B | Towa Pair Had No Time to Iose At Kansas City and Fate Intervenes Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 6.—Two Towa contractors, Tom Johnson of Eagle Grove and O. M. Gallafeld of Forest City, arrived at the Union Station here at 12:50 yesterday en route to Lee's Summit, 25 miles from here, to bid on an 880,000 sewer job. The time limit for bids was 4 o'clock vesterday afternoon and there was 10 time to spare. Upstalrs in the Pullman office as they arrived here a pair of bandits were robbing I, 8. Lenherts, rece ing hier, of 8300, The robh two entered a taxicab and told the driver to * on it." When word of the hold-up reached the station the recalled the hurried ers and et the police and county sherift on the trail to They posse awaiting them. Then deputy sheriffs arrived and hrought the men back to Kansas ( where were viewed by Lenherts and leased with apologies, But it then 4:15 and the Tea's Summitt sewer job had been let, ;ESKIMi]S NERVOUS 45 PLANES FLT IN A, s (Continued from First Fage) contractors step cab startor passer Lee's Summitt, re- {a blade in the water pump, to keep planes in water and oy practically entirely from water beach is too steep for prac “Have calcul {the compass here to be 103 1.2 |grees but the sun has been out for | only about two or three hours since we reached here and I {certain of this variation {tensity of the horizontal componern |of the earth’s magnetism is |here that the magnetic comps practically aircraft, 1 steering (Airplan N.A-3 all head in, Hare The i useless in compass indicated east of the plane “Mr. Gayer (J. T graphic of Geographic (Society)) has b |tiring in his efforts to assist 1 Ival unit. It is now 11:30 p. |and the (Airplane) N.A.-2 has just returned and the water pump O.K." DRY AGENTS T0 SHOOT ONLY IN SELF DEFENSE Blair's in for of the photo section) Order Follows Maryland Rillng—Forty.Six Officers Slain While on Duty | Washington, Aug. §—The shooting of dry law vinlators wil B (alaraladibyin ealnic assletant the AT Ion not Andrew secratary of ment. After a istant 'nited ter of Baltimore yesterday, officials here ordered a c quiry info the shooting of John A Ruongore at Havre de Grace, Md., last Thursday Agent Joseph A Furbershaw of e ct of Col umbia be ha not servic than a gore with a of treasury charge enfore Ax prohibition confervnea with States Attorney Dr. Law reful in headqua sliaw in the vhen he ent defense of heen month The governn mare killed Buon will proceed technical Buon- be used unl ufely rssary human out the acknowledgment of Forty-six Dr officers have 5 duty. Commissioner B understond prohibition offic in self > or 10 protect life Rlair ested foner sont vir a right to shont and shoot to kil {f [ their omn lves are in danger. | voung men held up the paymaster (turned to Salagl found & | PAVROLL BANDITS FIVALY CAUGHT Three Who Take $1,800 Cap- {ured Soon After banks, where he organized a posse of workmen and began combing the woods for the hold-up men, Chief of Police Murphy of Woodbridge, who was notified, went to the home of David Salagl, 18 years old, to ques- tion him, Salagl at first denied all knowledge of the robbery, but when a patrolman found empty pay en- elopes in the cellar of the house, alagl is sald to have made a comn- i!‘l"(" confession, Involving Joseph ‘n:\rmn and Andrew Kellerman, Kellerman was arrested soon after | Bartish could not be in his home, Woodhridge, N. J, Aug. 6—Three [found in his home, so the police re- ¢ Woodbridge house where, after Hampton Cutter Clay Banks |a thorough search they found Bar- early yesterday tish hiding in the cellar. The po- 1 stole an $1,500 payroll. lice say he had the payroll with later three youths were ar- (him. 1 by the polica hold-up. ve confessed, Roy 4 Iriving his rough an 1 en three rehiefs knotted tped on the ed plstols at men o satehel containing the v fl A n continued to here charged | They are said to derson, the paymaster, was | automobile unfrequented stretch of hand- about their faces running board, Anderson and selzed with slowly lev. ADOPTION OF 16 YEAR OLD CHILD (Continued from First Page) payroll. 4 through the woods. the {1ery: 10 pairs of slippers, and pearls clay "and other trimmings that a princess Investigate Before Investing Every advertiser—whether national or local—owes it to the best might envy, And yesterday was but the be. | glnning. Today Mr. Browning plan- | ned to lot his new daughter select a | motorcar, while he sought to insure her for $100,000 and make arrange- me for parking an airplane on the | outskirts of New York Mary will meet Dorothy Sunshine, | the foster child for whom she was osen as companion, at a Crystal | Lake, Vi, camp when hur wardrobe and other purchases have heen com- pleted Rumors are Heard, were some shadows s, Reports which she ossiping neighbors had Ther hat she was 21 years onl and not | 1s she and Mr hat she had heen | tist and that her parents are not poor but own upart of $60,000 apart. ment house and an automobile, Her Mildre . is In a Denver suffering from tubercu- Browning claim; | sister, | sanitarium | 1osis. Mary admitted heing in the mo- vies as ar 2t that officcs of a stered at hookin motion picture firm as interests he represents to fully investigate every publication's advertising. is the advertiser's aim for circulation, ete,, hefore he inves ollars are not producing proper results. in “white space” right to demand facts, not theory., Super- cial information is not the kind on which to build a successful dvertising campaign, and unless each copy is delivered and read, he advertiser is paying for waste circulation and his advertising By our membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations we safe- guard the advertiser's money, for we want it known, that we make no claims of any nature that are not fully substantiated with A. B. C. verified reports. Get our last report. Know what you are bhuy ing. Then invest, NEW BRITAIN HERALD OVER 12,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY nee- | § The Herald is { J NG, NOT 1 DONT KNOW WHY NO I NEVER NO I WON'T IT ANYTHING T LIKES PEANUTS HAD AN ELEPHANT GET You ONE YOU PLEASE, I DONT FEED the Only Newspaper in New Britain With An Audited Circulation BY J. P. McEVOY TRYING VAN (E(M — wHO'Ss AT \/ THE r»cr-,t;‘,) (2 In 24 Hqurs pro fai frie . We Lend UP TO $300 to Housekeepers be THE (OLLECTOR JEFROM THE P1ANO £ WAL, TELL Him (1 AIAT HOME! MR PERKING 15 NOT HOME TELL IT TO SWEENEY, 515! I SEZ HE IS ) WHAT ARE YOU GET ME KILLED OR SOMETHING & HeY /) WHERE DYE GET THAT STUFF? HE DOESNT LIKE BALLOONS To Do, = o “& BY CLIFF STERRETT THAT MY 6AY, y8i6 gum! DYE MEAA TO INFER DAUGHTERS ). P/ on| d to a den- | THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arian For Quick and Ready Referenc INE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS | Charge Prepaid Iine live Yearly Order Rates Up |{ Count 6 words to & 14 lines to sn inch, Minimum Space, 3 itnes. {] Mntnuin Book Climige 38 eents. || No Ad Accepted After 1 P. AL for Classitied Page on Bame Lay. Bt 10 A M, || Ads Accepted Over the Tetephone for convenience of customers, ' Call 925, Ask for m “Want Ad" Operator. (Nl Tt e it ubetig i ANNOUNCEMENTS ‘ —— ) | 3 Burial Lots, Monuiie BURIAL VAULTS forced: water preot, hermetically ed. will outlast either wood or metal Do not require (arger lota Ressonably | priced. N, B, Vault Co. Konsington. _Tel. 64715 4 NEW B Oak Bt descript Lour specialty on: Application. e, TTAT mental Work Monuments of all size Florist riety. I Speclalizing on funeral worl Greenhouse, 617 Church 8t. —for the wedding, _ Gladisll, tere, roses, ete. Funeral designs, $2.50 We deliver tv all parts of ths city, 1163; Stanley very tine allles Greenhousa 218 2643-12, | Lost and Found 5 | COTTIE=temais, 1 head and thin coar WITh 1ang marrew Phona 3744-W or ST—R. T s or New Britain R. R. Arcade T—Runch s Fleass return ta Loom Central i We g cade Studio, D - AUTOMOTIVE - l I Auto and Truck Agencies 8 ACME TRUCKS—Sales and Service, Erice €on Motor Sales, 171 South Main 8t. Phone §70, . BUICK MOT 1t CARS—eales and service, Capitol Buiz Co. 193 Arch 6t Phons 2607, - CADILLAC CARB—Sales and 8erviea, Lash Motor Co. A Reputable Cércern. West Main, corner Lincoln streets. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Eales . and sorvice. Bupc-s Aute. Company, 176 Arch St. Phons 211. . CHRYSLER—4 and 6. Gales and service. Bennett Motor Sales ‘250 Arch §t. Phone 2952, OODGE_BROTHERS—Bal B. & F. Motor Bales Corp., 155 Elm Ste | _comner Frankitn. Phone 731, FORD CARS AND TRUCKS—Fordson tractor. Sales and service. parts and accessories. Automot! & Bervice Co., 200 E. Main. Pho; HUPMOBILE CARS—BSales and service, City Service Btation, Hartford Ave., cor. Stanley §t. A, M. Paonessa, LEXINGTON—Oakland and Gray. High grade motor care. Sales and service, C. A. Bence, 61 Main St. Phone 2215, CXINGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY M tor Cars, Bales and Service. Hardwa: _City Motor Co., 6 Elni SWe Phone 2134, NASH--motor cara. Bee the new Jne, fales and Bervice. A. G. Hawker, 68 Bim_atreet. OLDFMOBILE MOTOR CARS—'The Ree fined Sfz" Smith Motor Salea, 100 West Maln 8t. Phone 2800, | REO MOTOR CAR: M. Searle & Co Elm and Park Stw Phone 2110, agents for Gabriel Bnubbers. STUDEBAKFER MOTOR CARS—fales and Service, Albro Motor Eales Co., 225 _Arch Bt. Phons 250, WILLY. motor cars, showrcom and Cherry &t. “The Sleeve-Valv R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2051-2. Autos and Trucks for Sale BARGAINA - 10: 1924 Cadillas son fouring 1. Phona 18§ RO and servica, |0 vice, 127 Motor.” i 1021 Hud 102 Linooln JET, 1024—"Superior” touring, given up by pleased owner for T closed car.~ Excellent condition. good honest bargain. Whitmore lge-Jewett Co. East Main St. near corner of Elm &t car, in excellant condle lady wants closed car, (UEEN INITIATED | Rumanian Ruler Recomes Membes of Ancient Order of Bards of Brit- ain Today Pwilheli, Wales, Aug. & (M—Queengd | Marie of Rumania was initiated to- 8§ day as a member of the ancient | Order of Bards of Britain, Welsh Royal National which is in seesior at the Eisteddfod here this week, the which means She adopted for title, Mary More the occasion tari of Gwalia," of Wales.” than 10,000 Welshmen, many of whom have juorneved from | America. and from the British do- minions and colonies to atjend the | eisteddfod. witnessed the ceremony. Queen Marie is not the fi;st Ru- manian queen to he a m:aher of the Bards, Queen Elizabeth, widely known under her pen name “Cirmen also fook kesn intirest imy the Welsh national festival and was Bard of Britain Sylva.’ AUTOIST Bridgeport Charles Paight, EXONERATED Conn., Aug. 6 (M— Stamford. driver of an automobile which struck John Tavis, mford, who died of a | fractured skull on July $1, 18 held riot to have been at fault for the Loy's death in a finding made today by Depnty Coroner Henry C. Steven- son. six, e Union Suburban Express Daily Service Between Hartford, New Britain, Plainvillc, Forestville and Bristol. Occupla & Tel. 135-4. New Britain Office, Johnson, 48 Main St.