New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925, i i EHI[;AG[' Pl]”[;l: MAN S FATHER DEN[ES P”B”[; WURKS i mnto:;fl'uk‘ztn:m'.nrus::o'u;: :'o:"l‘w: \ n ;‘le:ll.l‘m:l‘slli u":,lv;f:]“m:\a :rh'fi’m’: \ 0 |destrosing the lighting and t 4 is merely visionary anl he thought agalnst ¢ y g o f ‘K”“Ihl" siiems ahe Drngias SO o PLANS FOR WEDD[NG = 1t unjust that property oy S I1A<I:l‘_\i‘v?]l{|“w\::l:\"‘ by ennounding At o b ‘:;:I,Y,‘.'.‘rnx”f\dl'fl”m oatora the (ARG B 3 5 : should be deprived of 1'-i« land In Manhattan and the Hronx, has j | ey "“"‘I'" "':.K:""‘"M‘""“‘ "I' Com- while those who have alraady bullt | 4 i \y.';.l“lo‘ t'V:"Hx v:,"“.“ Mighral . "” L J ‘SAYS S‘ v " Vanderbilt, i H a | 8% -foot 1ine, should be allowed to |y ' tleman’s agreement between "w. ' EKS Fear Tong War Mler Raid o) v e | Wl 0sist Upon Awarding Con- v b "o “ssots WAl Speak i Behiall of Tam- o sotsrsost s, v Holland Torwado Causts. Wide- PROBABLY WILL RETIRE 2 o H i o v the move Is unjust and would not | ¥ Cooey, Brook| leader, anmd Ror. | Opium Dens b Ao (TGS S S fract fo Immick stand in court whors b Wil try i) gy Candidates |oven Prestient Mawrics 12 Connot wad D | 'I T Sx;llth Y alARIIVe Aty nbud‘enl out, should the matter go through. of Queens on the other, that the pri S]]lCfl( alllflgc . . ! 5 S Nt e TR A hearing was also held oa the —_— | mary fight would be confined to the ARSI, | Coolldge Indicates That War Depart. 3 Chicago, Aug. 12 (Pi—Fossible na- | FEPE T e the youny | The board of public works wiil|laying of o curb on hoth ehles of | Now York, Aug. 12 P—Governor CMY ticket L i Ihe tornado | ment FAead Will Leave is national ramifications and fear of | o 'S a "0 oday he “knew [S2nd bY its guna and will return to | Cleveland strent from Myrtio stroct [y BT m- | oy : e i :Z?f :;)\I:..r;‘?:\:,l“)::‘!-'h",-rnf,‘.‘u.‘,‘1‘;.. ;\:yv‘lrllnb about it and nelther did his fl.\?‘..‘nT?):ICTI. coun ”“."L" :‘”’_""_fw"g;) tailiesae siasion &0 ww‘v;lvv]!v: behalt "“r Tammany Hall -\ll;nll;lmlmn Dump Burns 0 a0 Nz fin e os sl et y s i J 4 R e et candidates in the municipal pri- 4 ads 12 lives . 1 of sev- | Swampscott, Masa., Aug. 12 UP- the arrcst of Colonel Will Gray| Miss ‘\"':”‘”"""1‘ sy Hey :"“”-"':_- :f?,“,,,’:n:(z,f::“;fp” anas “"“1‘7 o l"’; COMEDIAN ]S ILL IRaTibR M EATR0, dave CounTy T o S,WI“' m\.‘)‘“"\l”!h,)‘.“‘l,: !)\(“Ip()( e on v | e AP Rbratass :-VE\\':r John Beach, veteran chief agent, and a | o TR O O rieken fll on |Street. Thia decislon was reached 4. Harry Tlernan, Tammany candi- | piosion caused by lightning that {41043 DLk MEte repgtis e asKml LW RILe) Courp ek gthened the belief that he will 7 never return to the cabinet. - President Ceolldge intimated s lieate furth lestruction was | stre scora of raids in Chinatown, 0cCU-{iyg aye of her sister, Murlel's wed- |'ast nizht at a meeting of the board, \te for presidont of the borough of | gtiyak efther u loaded i | wms in ) e < Richmond, has announcer ttention of federal and po- | gine ryly 25, to Frederlc Camer It will be remembered that bids | Charlie Chaplin Stricken in New | ‘IW‘J‘L’”'Ill"r‘”‘v”“"":'l“"’i i’]m wilh of hand grenac s today . | rol | a = e LA O 1s today Church, T New York But Condition is Not Siute Senator James J. Walker who Il or a pi at her mother's summer | for the wark were received from war last nj Clues have been uncovercd Indi-|eyate, Beschmont, Newport. two firms, the Tmmick company of | Il Senoting Rlaser Dobn & IO unition Bfurage warehouse ; much yealerday attenicis asgtelay cating that the illicit drug idustry, | congieln s the daughter of Mr, [Meriden, and Joseph Battagla of | Rogarded as Serious. e S slv"(""i”‘ Pint Point ammunition depot on ey’ ,"“f”,'f_”’,“:] i ‘“‘"_‘I"; siahy Jer s with headquarters here did a nation- | 24"\ e eiiam K. Vanderbilt, who | this eity. The hoard of public works ) ) e ARBUL S e mnton S Ronaa i sl mileat treviil - il '),']“',‘l;\“'l”‘“v "’:"”‘ il 4 al business. Connection also Was |, ganarated, and the fifth in line |awarded the contract to the hmmv-\\‘ New York, Aug. 12 (A Inlervention of the gos =y Norfolk, and practically destroyed = o . | ARILE h \\ d with him for seen between the inquiry here and e qn commodore Vanderbilt, family |company, in spite of the fact that | Chaplin, euffering from a. slight required by fele m’~ i A | the structure, ’ i i AR e e ; y‘ = A Weska Hudihprd recent investigations of @ drug &YN-|eouaae Mps, Vanderbilt, who s |Battaglia's cstimate was considerably | and exhaustion due to overwork i Lo A2 g L R Tt g : DRI Rl 1IN RS IR o tu S ko B Wash | i r dicate tn Cincinnal. now at Saratoga, N. Y. was Miss|lower than that of his competitor, [ reported by attendants early : LU BUELTIN s i e ) i ¢ K heany properly on complete recovery of his 4 \reak ot § e | Iulins Miller, incumbent, and Magi Ahircsponded Loic f ¢ I'wo persons ¢ killed at N He sald he had many things Me 8 o st an outbreak Virginia Falr and inherited a fortune { A recommendation to that effeet wag | to be considerably fmproved, trate Max B Levine for tI id so far as they knew nc ( is o 0 tong warfare have heen taken up by [ e =0 o e, Mr. Vander- [ent: totie councllanal tha hoard ‘e film comedian and director | 58 8 L’““‘ rl | rothe e e I B 1 s from roofs, but 1 ! h ,hlm;nr- I“i Manchester, N. he pol ¥ o kquads patrol st members | B neaondton bintamadil Jeen ordered to stay in his room |!14NY designation for boro huet, as the exploslon accurred are 1 . where he intends to motor te- the p hilt fs one of the weal{hiest members |gave as i3 reason for the awarding miordsted to alny eSOl ot od T annal iy after the men who work on (he pler | po \ough sev- | MOrrow from his Gloucester resi- Chinatown, where members of the | (fy Sy of the contract, the fact that {he|al had left for the day 1B Meken- | Withdrew from the contest On Leong Tong see ma until Saturday by 1 rinations of | uppo navents of the reported bride- | Tmmick o npany wa 2 more re- | ' o e | " with the governor a Officers at the station could not v 1 vera «ihl the rival Hip Sings in e fact that |y oo o he were divorced in 1909, |sponsible firm In paving work and acial engagements | e “W_”“‘;“Hy' I 2 e e TS O P et e i el B r:,’, ,m“‘,,d' .”;n::m" ,‘;: all the raidg Mon NgN Were |y gmith ohtained the custody of [{hat Mr. Battaglia had not had | led, ineluding a din A r s of life in : A mong em Arfa iRt : On Leongs i i A 5 l- havelboartElvanin Olvany, leader of Tam- |Inen in ehar of the telephone |the dey ricts of Holland irles D. Hilles, republican na- against resorts run PONES: | her gon and later married €. Whit- | enough experience in the laying of ) hay given Nt S Tater 7 ) [hpes s Federal agents and policemen have | o0 ot 00 h 4 r tonight by Conde Nast all, later gave “geographic switchboard and on i snmunication with | tional committeeman from New b Tha B e s AT (5il concrete streeta, | 1 e AT e T as the cause for Mr. Le- |were under orders not ‘ i vually was re- | York, and Dwight Davis of Missouri, selzed more n b Tarl 8mith fg a memher of the| After a lengthy diseussion on fhe ner has been posty n it s . g e ] it | y d [Freatads vawal. Both the magis- |any information. The main maga- | cstablished. 1 3 now nam- | N0W Acting secretary of war. searches of quarfe Al elass of 1026 at Yale. [t {s repor floor of the eouncil, the recommend- XL WonK frate and & i bands, who, they believe, were ready |qpotto (005 0 e next fall, He : s el M. Chaplin's assistant, Henri W Senator Walker live Lelow |zine was more than a mila aw 12, the injured aud the | Although he still s under phy- for a break in the truce arranged & fien oo Jiving on Park avenns here | longnns Arafarnad Boank i | D'Arrast, said yesterday that, al-|lCirfeRnth streel. Others redesig- |from the bl The explasion ohmeless more than [«icians care, Mr. Weekas is spending fexw months ag: ey h”’"r et hoard of public works, with the ree- | i e nated were District Attorney Joub |heard and felt here and the fire was| Heavy damage is from | hIs time entirely in resting. He de- w hs ago - ather and a br er, o 0! ha att a get the I8 Calint FORRLE DRI anton, v o o 3 1 1 : Patrick Roche of the infelligence | ommendation that Ba ia Monday no complica- |1: Banten. city court Justies Rern- |visihle: for milr he fowns of Didam em, | clined to disenes what he had said to work, since his bid was lower, Last it of he fnternal reveni® LS| Mys, Bassett, Widow of | misht it was pointed out by mem- who directed rrest 110 L. Shientag, and Miss Anne | Older Matthews for register | seln volle | Preaident Coolidge vegarding the |P|lz.~imnmns to Meet | resig: ) tin and all he needs is o, Chaplin, who 18 in Holl atio) , . . berg, that, while Mr. TRaftaglia is Bennett Enters Race A b ree o s operatives, admitted X r B th the oung £0n, was as if . @ are having a hard — BTk ;H"l"'»h( SLaLes ,'”Wm,] . Prominent Actor. D“'S;nm competent along some lines, his | VO T AR ROl ST S50 s Em i, orti e Jim Maloney of Boston time rea <ufferers as the | TLAND ALLOTED TO SAMOANS 2 \'n.ltldl‘lmly‘ Rlaane R New Tork, Aug. 12 ——Mrs. €ar-| cxpariance in paving has not heen | That her huseand's condition {s not | "NAtor, has come out for mayor In| Newark T. Aug. 12 (P—Ar. | toads are blockaded with fallen tr \pia. Samoa, Aug. 12 (F) — The Mrv'_1 m"‘ h:‘V“(U"“’ [”. el {Votta E. M. Bassett. 63 actress,|oioaq white the Immick compiny is LI L the republican primaries against |ticles wope ned arduy for Jebris, but the authorities h ative parllament of western Samoa ante, |former prosident of the Profes- | wayp veorsed in that work Tt was e Molcarias aall Clinialn rank D Waterman, the unanimous [10-round at Coney Tsland [10 be to bring relief to all the meeting recently, made a radical eome exclusively from Hip Sings slonal Women's league and widow |pronght ont that Battagha has not | ) cheice of republican horough lead- |stadium, New York between Young [ne0dy te change In the land laws. All male Nine Chinese, alleged proprietors 8 Ml | warked tao hard getfing hia Iatest § 1 adiun, rk hetween Young ] 1ange In the land laws ma . r:{"pmn)‘r]-«]n; Zlieged roDHelors | o Russell Rassett, widely KROWN | the implements with shich tn earry | SHEREL 08 Bo Pl BEUURE IS AR Lo, M Bennett in 1917 dcfeated [Fob Fitzsimmons, Nutlex, N, 1., eatened the Samoans over the age of 17 are o 'WL on charges of aelling m,.’:m:n and screen actor, died yester- | oy 5 big paving proposition e e (i iz e G Mayor Jehn Purroy Mitchel for re- |heavvweight and Jim Maloney of | afternoon. About [be allotted five acres. When these iexs Amv“ e it onds o day in her home after an jliness of [ recommendation was sent bhack to SSutG nomination, but was defeated in the |Roston, according ta the fn ening, a great | five acres are planted. each will re- FpE e i two years. |the eomnecil apd ®ill probably ser S i S four cornered election by Mavor 'm er Hughte Gartland, T dredoter thety il cetvelalaeconataran barinve t seres " Reach nas aleo released on ban | Mre GLEOT Sl ?‘n“”;" 1'?:“::m11qu back and forth for come i {I‘H“IIIL' Rrick Strikes ilao There now wil he primary [echeduled {0 box Au +5 tor th throwing the coun- |The owners of the land so allotted atter a day of questioning. dvxrtn:l‘f’ “~f“'"§ B fl;_"*:‘ Jgace e tofcoms i R Passerby on the Head Bilo DanptiRtenactaticea ndinaz iznsit atin ) eente The atmosphero |are to be compensation. 'This JiMishheyasicl ouelyiwiarAed toiprey| SR SEEaI i SEACR SRR e 1| Ronness il s eARolNaRs c NS G e Tiort A R (20l wred | S | Fitzsimm v, and suddenly a vio- | change will affert considerably the T auielde. attempt. Roche |Winkle company when she met Mr. langaged fn fthe mannfacturs S eenn Aue U (RSN rterman’s platform calls for |last o A Sl e L R | Bassett, also a member of the com- [ctreet sweeping machines were [pany. &he was born in 8an Fran-|zranted hearings by the hoard last ' dented {hat Beach had made any confession or disclnsed a secret cache 4 2250000 worth of narcotics|clsco and went on the stage at an |evening and extolled fhe merits o e A fractured ekuli which pLEe 1t | at Vincent's hospital here when T —— H - = . N were stored, but aid he had made |early age, organiaing her own com-|the various pieces of apparatus. 1}t £ Ll elhe : “damaging admissions.” pany. with which she toured the |was decided tn postpona action un ‘“. nas struck on ,’,‘: m\w, by a > On the other hand, Beach, depriv- [ country. il iemnbers Yage & clunos torses| f a0 DB DT L e R 1 t d ad lc Wi necktie and belt, said “I| Following the dishanding of her | more af them in operation Hardisane billtins o ihefeornenia n roc ucin e » . suppose they will try to make a goat company she appeared in musical| A petition for a gas on aty! IdRayeoRand Sdidd g dlrscti g U out of me, but Tl never he convict- | comedies, taking character parts. (655 Arch street was recoived. The resterd dlteen s Il . B . 2 . #4, to face a possible 10 vear peni- |Later &he joined the Rip Van Win- [ {acation will 1 ingpected by the .‘,‘ v‘ m: .|§ "‘”f." ‘,_ ~;‘ t P M t D . > Federal agents sald Beach and his; - —_— — A petition was received from fhe [*frest and the brick Il Just oxer nrflva;fl@s ’afl‘lwmrq ]vm; "hhqd :rulrk—‘( onn. Tobacco (‘1'0[) Is :(m';;\ll mn;‘n- :nl‘x1y adio ’ : l\n;\. i 90 c i r‘ g ,(, L “m;"“ 5 chaged certain articles from dry . , [for the erection of 2 sfation 2 | : : i - = addicts. but all denied they had Looking Very Favorable |yn. northeast corner of Arch and |sidewall for the protection of pe- B AND traded drugs for them as the gov-| Wakefleld, Mass. Aug. 12 (P—|\wwegt Pearl stresf. The firm can. |[dostrians [ crnment charges. Arrested with [The present outlock for . normalliemplates razing the o frame . o ? . 4 = [} Beach and released on honds were |Connecticut valley fabacen crop 15 {puitdines now an the vroperty. if the Kappisch (o Play on i IN THE SOUTHWESTERN SECTION 4 'Brien, Alonzo PBa favorable, the New England ecrop |petition is granted. The ground will LT 2 i ) QTR SECTIO OF o 2oy et = Dennle T O'Brien, Alonzo Raxter v D | petition fe granted. T o il 5 E B STE SE: OF , Y: ) and Harry Deitrich. Search of their |reporting gervice announced today. |be inepected, |t was decided e I ”)?F""J"\;}"I LI““‘N\ ; NEAR LINCOLN ST. apartments revealed stores of mer- | In both Connecticut and Massachu- A petitlon for sewers in Rooth | ' A 1 > ’\v.vmm o y chandise which the government |sefts conditions are said to be above |etreet from the end af the present |11 Wo2 "‘ erestiday ol e ) eharges la alolen property, the average, and very much better [gower Iines as far grading wiit | 10T honhis e "l" " 53 il 1 Reach produced bills of rale for|than a year ago. | permit, was receive This ground ,M‘ i .,‘f”. lw w1~\:‘y e 4 . [ part, of the merchandise found in his| Though there has been some hall |wiil he tnspeeted alnsriae I s Rl g hotel. A Chinese green fade vase.|damage, other Infiuences affecting | Iearings were hold on the xBTS SEEAMITCR | -"r‘w- 5 | FROPERTY oF | valued at $5,000, Beach acconnted {the crop have heen favorable. | tablishing of strest lins ARbulit= i et S L S T \NEW BRITAIN RE erarp | for by saving he had a fad for col- |Ghade tobacco fis eald to be about |ing lines along Washingtan street [ SIONA! fellall neal esason for 11 g } ‘8 T/T'N' YEAL ESTATE | leeting. 35 per cent below last year's fig- |from West Main strect to Broad oo ho B B S e i I LE CO. ! —_— ures, but hroadleaf has & larger |street. which will eventually pro i e d Sedal Niw Bwiraw, Coanpeviary : : | : ) ¥ Koppiseh will eaptain and e Ce e Quantity of Firearms acreage and Havana sced acreage is [vide for a foot street. The pio-lihe faam as well as play halfbach by p ”F/' i~ . ey . : 3 |about the same as a year ago. posed build lines are K1, feet p ARTuum W Bacow Enar J Confiscated in Raid |*ry, 20 states ‘that this vear's|Many residents appearad hafore the| sWINMING CHAMPIONSHIR . B : Toledo O, Aug. 12 (M—Two hun-|crop will be about 53,523,000 pounds hoard, a gond <hare af them being | Philadelphis, Avg. 11 (FeT1 b x ared revolvera, a dozen sawed off|or q)] vapleties, compared with the i‘m favor nf the mave, although SoMe ‘Trajll of the Philadelphia Swimmine @ ) shot guns and rifles were selzed YeS- | gtimateq total of 45,610,000 pounds |af them were emphatically opposed. | cluh fagt night won the Middle 4§ i v terdav in o, police raid on a $25.000fp, iogted last vear. The average| Attorney George Tiradv appeared |fantic A A, T. district men's A home in the exclusive Wildwood ad-| for tne tast five vears has been §1.- |in apposition to the ot stating | vavd freestyle svimming champinn N { dition hf"' L 819,000 pounds. The quality ef this |that it would he an unfalr move. | shin cided at the Ciermanto 8§ ¥ Atber? Houce, 23, of Terre Haute, | qrg cron iy expected to he much |Fe safd that it the hoard con- | R club here, The winner o Tnd. who told the pollee his frade |y ooyt S0 B = o0 0 trmplated the immediata earring | fime was 27 2.5 seconda g ! was that of a ‘“safs cracker:” Fern House, his wife. and Fred Henry, 36, alen of Terre Haufe, were arrested. Folice #ay that House's spoils as a wafe cracker throughout the coun i | tr within the last five years amount Il Tast winter he was arrested in | Tampa. Fla., in connection with a | rafe rohb Three months agn he B | sawed his way ont of the Tampa D IWEE j fail and was traced fo Toleda, \ o———VANCE 7 W\ | N | 12 A 1 1 ' : ttractive Flomes Now being Lrecte OF WHICH 6 ARE SOLD. THE REMAINDER WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE DURID For Consfipafion THEIR CONSTRUCTION Nature's Remedy (N2 Tab- - ] . lets) a vegetable l”‘“""" Perplexities as to the selection of the proper home site will be logically swept away by ] ::vt'.r: :I[:;‘s:.m, 1{',’1.‘,",2’. Admirable this announcement, for here s offered the discriminating home-seeker just what is most and prevents biliousness, 4 T lesived: A neighborhood of refinement, beauty and quietness of surroundings, with constipation and sick ; Location pasy accessibility to schools and to places of business and pleasure—a location where headaches. Tones and " ‘ realty values will always be maintained. 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In addi- To o tain and conserve the utmost power, omes tion to being equipped with steam heat, each house contains a fireplace, thus insuring Ll your oil must be of such 1)011)' and consistency warmth and comfort in the winter. | as to sea], as romp](‘tely as wosql’w]r‘. the piston p | rings, so that the full compression of the fuel All One will find all conveniences, such as lectricity, sidewalks and sewers, already | charge can be obtained. . installed. Nothing has been left undone which will detract in any way from the eom- off the Old Block G SR Improvements fort of the residents. "‘T""""“‘"“_'U“" e Socony Motor Ol is designed to meet the test he same N¥ — In one.thir, Wity | s, dy-con : y s it sea ( x 3 1 1 N doses, candsconed. 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