New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1925, Page 13

®EW BRITAIN DAILY, HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1025, ROADTO PEACEIS | Yoo Nt |BRARY FRVORFD | - City Mems | oo™ UL MARKET ON BY ARBTRATON e BV NSTSWERE e s e BLGANREROTS | P UTNAM, & CO and Mrs. Edward O'Connor of 81/pong (o, will vote at a specia) | | ot o B et et o Sy Gt ST WEST MAIN ST NEW BRITAIN- Ingtitnte Speaker Sees This 5| sew mewmovick .3, aue 1o om! Form 1 Wil Taketo Be Deoided e i Soess e st 5 wed [ hazene reiomoing i | By Ror B Tkt Bpoor- | 0 Tel. 2040 ~—Robert W, and J. Seward Johnson [EEEoton present common stock from 85,000 i T 1" e ) o no par value, The preferred stock flgemem on Deb NARTFORD OFFICE 6 CENTRAL RoW 4,000 mile search in northern waters X for trace of the lost Nutting expedi- R FWE GASES OF THEFT will not be dlsturbed. About 170,. De f F""dmg SOIUHOI] 0[ World thlems returned today from an unsuccesstul Lamr D e A, 000 ehares of the new common will g e d fon which left Iceland in August,| twhetje Willjamstown, Mass, Aug. 13 (P t & hether & library or some other be exchanged on a two for ona hasis. J —International justice through ar-| %% form of memorial will be created to REPORTED TO POLIGE New Yortk, Aug. 19 (A—TWall bitration is the road to peace and| Salling from Nova Scotfa in the perpetuate the memory of Abraham Natlonal Dairy Products reports|S{T®et opening. Encouraged hy the We offer disarmament, Dr. Willlam E. Rap- | Y2cht Zodiac they penetrated Ham-|Ajsenberg and Louls Gans, New X |nat profit of $1,007,844 for the first | ANNouncement that Belglum and the pard of Geneva, member of the per. | }ton Inlet to Labrador, interviewing | Britain Zionist leaders whose bod. BUreuars Enter Maln 8treet Store ;¢ ¢ 1935 after all charges and | United States had reached an agres. | manent mandates commission of the | N2{1ves at points along the coast|jes now rest in Beth Alom ceme- : 1 & preferred dlvidemMs, equ t 3.05 | me) o e fune t the f | L] League of Natlons sald at the in. | Vithout obtaining any trace of Nut-itary, i3 something which will he de- ALt Racklifte Beos Eltce |a share on the To pa’ll::m: :"{m‘k | :nr'sm“;rrd?l\‘v: mm‘j‘l‘n\z‘ :'IH"‘I" o b stitute of polities here today. ting. They sald they belleved the fcided at the meeting next Tuesday On Park Street. [ngainst $739,453 or $3.73 a share in | ators for the rise resumed their op- a er ury as lg s Replying to criticism of the | Nutting expedition gtruck an iceberg|night in Talmud Todh hall of the (Ha Vst Ralr aei108¢. Bl b biep il leagua's machinery for the making [0 was lost before arriving in those |local Zionist organization. At last| Thieves were active last night ac- | @ opening of today's stock market. | of general disarmament agreements, | Waters. nighi's meeting, It was moved that [cording o' veporls rucelved| Tha worid's prouction of pis fead | Intermational Nickel Teass Gult made by $ir Frederick Maurice of | ‘The Nutting expedition leftia library be created fn honor of [this morning by Lieutenant Samuel i, .1y . D I xas Gulf| Londen, he asserted that “there is| Revkjavik, Iceland, in 1924 in the|these two great leaders, and after |Bamforth at police headquarters, [hy the Amerlcan bureau of metal 1~*m were quickly lifted to new a certain advantage in a general se. | 40-foot sloop Liet Erickson for B considerable favorable discussion, a |five complaints of thefts being madc |satistics, agafnst 102,832 in June | 192 i ““‘ Thilliaies m‘”,. ', e cnrity pact in contrast to limited | deck, N. &, to follow the trail of the |committee of five was appointed. [to him. The only place money was ' ani 104 (s Bieen, . ponts were N, agreements such as that now under | Vikings, William Washburn Nutting, |This committee will meet with the ftaken was In the 5 and 10 cent store | “while *forward’ buylng of steel |tional Lead «,,\,' De ,‘n'\vm, ,‘,. b negotiation.” commodore of the Crulsing club of jcommittes which was appointed |at the corner of Main and Myrte|is an truly absent as at any time in | Stores Dupont and Havana Electric, | g B3 “The more 1 have watched the | America, was in cbmmand with Ar-}some years ago to take action on the |streets, feves who gained en s z le. | y % recent months, the volume of week- ! The main movement continued up- working of the league, the more I |thur §. Hildebrand, a writer; John|death of Mr. Alsenberg and which |trance through & rear Window Secur-||o woat : e gt Al " PP have hfan convinced that disarma- | Towdahl, a marine painter, and a|was never discharged Raabout ,.gm Dennien ”" i ““P:"“":‘:Ii”A"‘;;m*""lx':lr:,:"‘1 ‘\"041':‘!"':'5‘1:":}”HjM:«n),\r ','"'.‘,“f Members New York Stock Exchange ment will néver be produced by |Norweglan skipper, member of the l]lm joint r‘nnm\!(fl'f’r\i Wil then | The store conductsd by Rackliffe |{; onenr 1ron \gfpnu T S RS Members Hartford Stock Exchange those who pursue it. It is a by- fcrew. maka a report and recommenda- (Brothers Co. Inc.. on Park street was | o 00 ‘ says. e 0 olyEroUnss it oines e R i preduct S e e b R U s e e B Cre e (0 O T e e e Ahd el aabesa e k,,,,fl\s‘““'\‘k j R in or 5 th e vlv;[i:‘ ~C\'wy: sharp reductlon in corn- New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815 and justice and will come (rom ef- | overdue on Oct. 8, 1924, and ico pa-|at which time definite action will be | siolen. 4. A Mills of West Main |15}, 20 17" [rHAe N Eanienea) it Lachia heline L i o Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn, forts to atfain them. trol Tats of the navy department [taken. The committee appointed |streot reported that about 50 pouns | ey rmger 1o (OMS of finlshed jin some of the motors ona Dr. Marshall Montgomery ot Ox- | were asked to watch for her off Lab- [last night is as follows: of lead had been stolen from a hous ) plates, shapes and bars, ‘I.flarl and Callfornia Packing extend- tord and Robért Masson, French |rador and the southern part of | Cohn, chairman; Isaac Orechky, happened hefore b ed their early gains to A% and ; 0 al ¢ Yl oniron (istiect FnoanfG i tis st re bR B SR R e e e banker, clashed over the question of | Greenland. On November 3, the|ing Tachlin, Jacob Birnbaum and|The gas station on Farmington " " pulme L R DA s s RAILROAD STOCKS French security. Masson challenging | United States cruiser Trenfon ve-|Samuel Lehrer. Jonas Goldsmith|avenue conducted by Frederick |40 Snce Maveh, that prices Injof the first half hour and Americ Anyone present to show one definite | turned to port after an unsuccessul | s chairman and Isaac Rothfeder s | Murphy was robbed il aboutieal |- o suingeRlineaRare Bulcss i cantly | Can nd ICellV-ATInEflaln S ipanic ttep since the war which might lead | search, 8incs then several other ef-|trcasurer of the other committes, | zaijons of gas, |maintuined when more husiness | preferred were soon bid up over 4 Lxceptional opportunities are now avaflable in this class of securities, T'rance to change -her position that | forfs to trace the sloop were unsuc- [appointed at the time Mr. Alsen-| The smallest, but most discomfor(- | “MS In sight peints. Mack Trucks quie giving high fncome returns with safety of dividends and excellent “everyona must rely on himself.” cesaful, | berg's death Ing loss was by Mrs, Astoria of 2533 | =5 i points of _wmvm‘: and Nash possibilities of appreciation in market value, Dr. Montgomery asserted that| Mrs. Nutting, with her two chil-| Whatever is declded on, this much | kim street, from whose baby car-| /AnAdium Corporation of Amer-fler and Fisher Body recorded early France had the largest army in|drenin New York, has faith that thelis certain, according to the state- | jage a thief saw fit t6 steal one of |7 "2Ports net income of $733.016 |lneses of a point or more. Mid- Europe with hundreds of soldiers, | expedition will yet be found. ment today,of a prominent leader, |(pe the wheels, making it impossible for | o7 (TS B ) I 4 ! where Germany has tens and declar- _— that a memorial of some sort Will [par to use the vehicle until SRS a share on the cap- [a new low level for the year. For 24 that the game “entente cordial” ‘ H DARK | be accorded the memory of the two |ejther recovers the lost wheel ot ital stoclk, against $429.419 or 31,15 | eign exchangss displaved a firm tone | which induced England to aid STIJL IN T E nf | dead leaders, Tt is hoped that if a gycceeds in getting a similar one, | ? Share. in the same perind last | an the Belgian dabt news, Belglan Trance in 1914 would continue in | library is created that it will cither y f vear franes rallying 7 points fn 4 is estimated at 105,552 tons | Sulphur and Atlantic Gulf and Wes! May we offer suggestions, for the first months of 1925, | Cantinent Petroler ) oint to b il 12 tinent Befroleims a pol Stocks carrled on conservative margin. which she saye is difficult n fcree. Masson held that Germany |be a part of the Hebrew school at 5 o - cents. Demand sterling expendéd more mondy on its army | Dry Agents Have Not Yet Been Told | Talmud Torah hall, or else the [m. . N » ) he ganization plan of [areund $4.8514 and T than France and questionsd the ex- 5 2 ” i Terah s on ot iDhuee dTest h}lltfi AS"‘ the Chicago, Milnaukee & St Paul | wore siightly higher at 410 fetence of an “Intente cordiale” now, [ Thst What is to be Expected o [fit to giva over the main hall in the Brought in Bridgeport riiway. bonds agsregating $47.000 Migh Low Closs holding that England entered the building for o 3 0n¢ 2 o . & g1 Them in Reorganization the purpose, Bridgeport, Ang, 13 (P—Settle- . or 1 per t of tota | 1 4 ; war in defense of Belgium. B The meeting last night was very|ment of questions over tha right of |3bout $216.955.000, had been depos- |Am Bt Sug Burritt Hotel Bldg., l\e\v Britain Washington, Aug. 19 (Fi—Direc. | Well attended, mere than 130 being|the city of Bridgeport to char e [ited on Aug 18 with the reorganiza-|Am i SRS 85 MEMBERS NEW YORE AND HARTFORD STOCE zxcwc tors and other hizh officia o | Present. It was a very enthustastic |sajaries of officials that were speci- |!io0 Managers. The time for de-|Am Loco 4 ] e . e WILL ATTEND HEARINGS pation's prohibition enfor | gathering, made the more so b | fled in the “Ripper” law, are sou Posit expires Sept. 13, The percent- [Am Smelt ... 1874 on, , Mgr. forces today continued in the dark |Cause of the knowledge that some |y, three test snits started today by |82 of bonds deposited ropresent the |Am Sng 68 ' as to what their status would be!8%0 delegates to the 14th World | 4itorneys for Tax Assessor Willlam |?M0unt of certificates of deposit is- [Am Sum Benator Moces in Chicago to Hear|,nqer the impending reorganiz "/Ammsh Congress were just going in- | g (onnelly, Assistant Tax Assessor S1ed for the honds deposited. hut I:r:r {\»\NA‘ Tel 0% . We never f"\l'EP' that our customers are our pay. tion program. Called here yesterday |10 8ession in Vienna. The Lawrence J. Gill and Harry H m e A5edinot inglide) lhoRa for aniahiRol 7 5 for s sonference at the (reasury |MUCh (alk at the meeting, HOWeer, | bt rave, Liork of ie honed of an. |Certificates were lssued Anaconda 25 ., | masters and that they contribute business to this Raves, .| With their new chiet, Assistant Sec- |OVer the failure of Soviet Nussia| fiiiid | = e e s ‘ firm in return for value and SERVICE retary Andrews, the dry officers re-!t0 be represented at the world con-| ™y "yyive’ are roturnable to the| N7tlonal Transist Co. has declare £ ; : Chicago, Aug 13 (P — Senator | mained in the city today to take up |ETess. This is the first time Russia|e o000 {5k otk Vst cammon| 2D oxtraidiy B per cont pay- | Bald T.oco George H. Moges 6f New Hamp- | individual matters with ¢heir com- |83 not had a delegate to appear for Statements relative to the Postal b e A e k,h k or ree- | Baltl 4 2 < 2 We Do Not Accept Margin Accounts 1eas court j thire, who arrived today to attend | mander, although no further general |1fs #000,000 Jewish residents, it be- | 50,0 L prought for Cannelly in. | 074 AUZUSE 31, An extra of 25 cents | Bath Steel o % hg a crime punishable by exile into | Gl g ! nlso was deelared an Mareh the Chicago hearings of the eo6n- | conferences were scheduled :~ a crime p l-y\«IH‘ b }H in e (I e 0 o) a red on Ma 14 Hos gressional joint committes on postal | When the annonncement of the |Siberia to even hold a Zionist mest- | *E0S HE ] Pl e — ", n rates increases, said that “by per-|men to take over the new adminis- |8 teday In Soviet Russia. an T i e Gl < the | $3.000 when the “Lipper” law speci- s eonal expectation is that certain of | {rative posta to be set up under the| M. Beckman of New York was the | Ches & Onto ) fically provides a 87,500 calary = 2 speaker lagt night. his enbject being 3 OO ¢ new postal rates will have t6 be | re_organization would be made, re-|SPeaker B e T P re-organization would & Himéan eolonication. another hiall Damages'representing the dlft M & St P pfd 145 revised.” mained a problematical question. | & ) | ence between what tha “Ripper’’ law Zeitn 4 “Everybody favors ralsing the|Mr Andrews was uncertain when |{ONie {0 those behind - the Zionist| [providss and the amonnt i i & " i SORMER )4 | postal employes' pay.” he added. |ihs list would be ready for publica- | M0V¢Mmen itv, during the perlod from Tuly 1| —————— e L B 2 5 & = “but nobody wants to pay for it.|ijon and the delay was faken by fe hig 1s et in st case Rose Klenk el g Complainte have come in from all |con. 1o indicate that the assictant| Alleged ‘Communist. T y it e o ot e lIgE ) " HARTFGRD NEW BRITAIN parts of the country that Bueiness | secratary was havins dificulty in| to Be Deported From U. S. | Mitchell Scoffs af e, (0 MG ol e R e 1 i iHartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt. Hotel Bldg. has suffered from the inereased gerting th n-r: of men wanted Mew York, Aug. 19 (A-—Vincenzo m Klenk of 164 Curtis stret, was held { cyha Cane S : s rates. The committes will mot act Fu s 5 M“?\H 0 r’hw‘ Gaicenas Eortifildeniilex (s atasic S US| Gt Cane 0 1 B Tel.2:7186 Tel. 3420 untfl after a final resume at a sup- sden ¥ % Wyt X n. Ang 19 (A—Return-{echureh. Burial was Sacre eart | : £ Z jan parliament, who was arrested | i ¥ ) irial was in Sacred Heart | pay chem in October. Frie v B ommunists and Fasc Newark, [army air service here, where he| » RS L ? W fi The committea gessions here are oS e 130 1 veanpolntment a& Asulstant 1st s ; € oler was hald in 330,000 bail teday M Ingar Boherg ¢ extradition proceedings. chief, Calanal William Mitchell to e o At sxpected to continus for a weeli [Sencational Omster Procesdings Tn | followed by a hearing in &t Paul. 't 1 D N | charged with inc riot betw |s r 5 an home this afternoon at 2 o'clock and |Tnep Copper 3 " 3 (HURCRMAN ASSMIED D o e (e S B AT e e e o D T b dI e he Al sl B sek At nss Conpy ‘ . 187CS LANGETS, i'rary ar Lij 400 Ttalians participated, six of [ Maior General Hines, e Rantics ¢ 2 5 , | ; 4 Greenwich, Aug. 13 (A—The a ‘hem wera infured | staft, recently orted 1 % tempted ouster of Mrs, John J. Vacirea came to this country two|showed “substantial progre Stamtord Map, Head of Greek Orth. :.n.,. Y hm):; she occupies in ( he was exiled following his entangle- | anti-aircraft firl Fdwin W. Ahhe | Ve Personal Benefits. self into a civil court ¢nse was &IVeH | coyntry, Assistant District Attorney | targets with fhe m vas held this afternoon at the home, | Mid another airing today ‘before Judge N. J zar Boberg (fion Motors Today —| Vacirca an allegad communtst, was|4ay deseribed as “mere kindergarten son offi odox Church, Said to Be Svf'k*"zfi r in town and which resolved it i guns.” Colonel Mitehell 1 9 Curtis ste Rev. Dr. George W, | \is Pac : W et el 5 O . Z Bridgeport, Aug. 13 (P—Louls|W. Stanley Finney. aid In court. McKenna acensed the |~ He nurgad creation of a £overn- . Hill, pastor of South Congrega. | Xat 1ead : s A ’_———_“m Y|Tacna-Arica Plebiscite Chihles, Stamford. president of the | Mrs Fannie Taylor who clain L e e e e S B el e RESL e i Bl an stereg Al oA Greek Orthodox church of Evangol-[to own the house from which she | country to stir up strife botwesn e |aviation. and the opening of a1t neval was Jarmely attndod - ad | Sons & s S s [ore.gn LX cllange Still in Deadlock jemas, Stamford, i¢ charged with [wiches to eject Mrs, I'ry h ued the | copmmunists and the 1aseiste I1outes for trade within the United || af W eeaters Sl : Arica, Chile, Aug. 19 (F)—There mantpulating the affairs of the re-{latter, and the respondent entered | = and tn M A Sautt 5 ] DI d oz —=i5 no indication as yet vhen a meet- i i el S e e i e s : ey e I ) Sorkins ign ex- |inZ Wil be held of all the delega- liglous corporation “for the purpese jths contention that 1M Treasury Dept. Buvin Amer jecliring shipments conld St ; ga of abtaining control for his own per- [title to howse was clonded o | 4 FEASUTY [ 9]:1 ying {be made to €antiago, Chile, in 40 Sl e - : s uotations (in|tions. ‘connected with! the Taecnns eomal use and benefit” in papers filed |that it was ownes ne Jenme in Government Bonds |, "< 7 2 roniee, he i Al ; > S e ; : rica plebiscite. The Americars taday in r,nmw court Peck estate | Washington, Aug. 13 (P Th nE jque rattle force Arrom 71 1 cables 435 3-4, 60 t restudying proposals for elec- Judge Trecman Tight, of the Nor-| It was brought out that Michael \yreasypy is taking advantage of cur- | SR Pure Dil ba S nd tion laws and the conditions in the walk coify court, has issued an in.|Taylor. hushand, had received I61ters frent prices for sovernment honds by | . h bl Bansffting i S e e - ' 2, oat W ma vo provinces. Rumors in circula- linetien forbiddina President Chi- ned "I, K. K" with implied \yyyving them for the sinking fund T ol s e i Q < 1 Demar cl- tion that the commission is dead- hiea from holding a general meeting |threats of bodily harm it his wife out in the next congress ! nnett Fowler Sivek : * |siur S0, He 1 are encrgetically unth) the allegatians inet him are | Ienentt Fowle Qine an, ST 4 8 € 11l sides. It {s asserted that thus e ! he honse. His family also wonld Sines Julv 1. 326.000.000 worth of | ,~ N R . s ] thi e el 3 ; 3 5 et 4 tze ar the work of the plebiseits Vi an & hearing Auring the Septem-iin ! i 1 5 o . e this morning . . . 1 g plebiseita com P orm of superior court e t to incenvenier Mmird Liverty bonds have veen re- | (i700m's Thivd Mariage 1 Heights Sanafarium, § t ! pain 14 - 1on has proceeded with the e Ars. Fry last year drove off with purehased for this purpose | and Second For Bride ater an ilinees of 15 montns : ; |G i 17 zect catest amoothness, The Ameri- a pistal, Constable Donald Wright The third Liberties, which have | 3 S 5 S | 3 | Wilham Zehner of 220 Kensing-|™a% a membar of the People 3 3 s [ 10 174 12 cans in reply to inquiries point out [niture into the street. Mre, Fry has [y~ in 1 and because of fhe |, : < N 1 ) antina 4 LRI 1 say it cannot be hurriedly led {been quoted as saving that she eapy maturity, the premium is fow- i 3 s el Chmp et ol M : i N \ \ontr hita fin wisetdecisionkl byl thelimere wonld have a gun ready if a deputy [er ordinarily than on other govern-| .. sl Gk S R I 4 W 8 Ak 5 ) YENIalc risnen iff tried to serve papers en her | ment securiti | The application sh o ba|Mabel R o 1 s Alco. s ; : —— tan Reportod fo Re Planning War 25210 | 1t s considered probable at tne | ARE R O e Sevtirel | atbrathar. Irving B Ranra Sl THE BOND MARKET ltreanury thot a vary'largo portion of | 5ret s o Mivarcer. | hha hride. is a | Hartford : ) e ; 3 S New Haven)lag Is I\ot‘ Tanan ]Q Im-trd tn ihe entire sinking fund for the cur- [ % 1 ONSE 0T el cocond | Tha funeral will be hel i wa ; ‘ ¢ i goternment ¢ Injured in Vienna Riot ) ] X [vent vear, which will fotal wp~ard (2000 % Snr LT R i \ : < tions. AN C New Haven, Aug. 19 (Ph~A cable- ,"h‘ ,H'],~fi \ R \“‘f"d Chinese Merting [o¢ £300,000.000 will be devoted to ome, &4 Camp street, R v 7 antially onse to the de m today showed that Polica Com- i afternoon from New York stated [ TOKYS Ane. 12 W=danen - has) IR S RO ont mas he en- | Boy Who Shot Othev Lad STl TOCAT, STOCH 8 today's < A e e e hat a meetin National Pro- b & | o Ivergreen ne ¢ ) KS L 3 s i t 2 .'v-rl‘-r‘:. mmnl‘nt«’:»'vn',}::( ‘w', h\,],‘.r,'“,‘ I A" GHinese. chsloms. loonfarence,|abledito buy | Apprehended by O \hl Q| Centr llage, Tonn N ke p y ' oveni els at Vienna, was not in danger The fo v office has indicated its R Sergeant DPatrich 0N ere con ng, w At the v'n*x‘f t in that city had befere it a proposi- for ffice has indicated rgeant Pa i 1 = nce in that city fien to declars a boycolt against |UnNillnencss to discuss taritt| Thirty Thot and Dollar [ nenaea the vouth who fire \ Sehastiano Guiliano Incurance Stocks t railroad leins extending t rday due to racial antipathy to ) autonom Phel hroeent conferen | S AdlsAl BTG el LS . t 5 thers 1 lelogate. A brother of the e o eIt fiios o a re. |»ntoriomy Wt the present conf 5 vom 4 .2 iano, one month o anectieut on metie s FE RO AL e o A Haul of Liquor Is Made e e e oo o " ) iy . sioner received the message ult f the taxing law. Rridgeport, Aug. 10 (A—While AR eia b T e e Romeia o . : \ re & Hud 1] Nor |t r. Jacobs and his party wers { McKenna, of Fssex county which eventually will wipe ont the 11 not let Mrs. Fry continue 10 live (national deht Hartland Natinnal Mation Picture Organiza 28 Recult of Tax. intimated it would he — bRkt S PR Rridgeport police waited in the . e nule inge street. The funeral © Regular Republicans to At rinity for the return of a trick The ' 1his afternoon at 2 o'clack from { {ame e N intaine r stren fEatyy = . . v . adoera o t agonts s fore h T r T kK 1 H Campaign in Wisconsin| 4 new not L e S o e rlcees iR ERtAlL Tanle & Segarinojundertaking oard ant vt Meriden Autoist Freed o ug. 10 masion o | menan, Mt tha contents | Mdestracked In Housatonie avemno 'y ol L o o condition | ory 2 : e el el G _in Middletown Fatality iseonsin by regular republican | 1 gl here and seized hetween 78 and 100 SEOEERS B0 i i a1 | 5 and I : i Middletown, Ang. 1 8P —After an lenders to support the candidacy of | have not be barrels ot Canadian ale, valued at Soy & Wiicos for asuatss to It is un y,,r,,.d Great Rritain 1s Al is not serious cidenta Mrs. Flla Rebekah Butler Sy FALE NS s nque Te today, Coroner L. A 4 . | iy : b e mith exonerated F. J. Bellerose it M. la Follett (nEStLls .'",‘.vm A «:”Sn The car was consigned to the PIVIDEND REDUCED : ’f!‘nx’fl,—‘ aen 11’,‘ e ; vell N 3 NS LomypRLIEbIAI '":\ ':: nas nusdlg SRl ent while America wishes fo | Frank Miller Lumber Compant, | noy'york, Aug. 18 (P—Directors || Tier home, 50 Newingt eI Cnt S Continue At{acks on i oe Disiyenc ol Jeanie Aot Genarge H ! wpshire. | R S e E S Bl par hat company, clatm= | St o o cfear 5 Shevertob ake i et 2 : | 'zanbeck who was crushed under Sanator Moses. ho is chairman of s “'1_; a8 E ling that they have no bill of lading | = % 0 5L el the quartery ived by seven chil \ g 3 i 4 5 Jews in ( nntm(‘nu ellerose’s car on Monday. The the republican senat committee, | Eanferont .o 1o for the car, denv all knowledge of | 4o ' 1o commeon stack froni | i Bl et Conn s 2N < : \ \ F—Not child died on the way to the hos- £ that a three-cornered contest| Jupan has recently assamed the |y, . gpipment. Chlef Agent Edward jo" (0 S0 T (CEml (are. The A e oD B ris of the - ¥ It was discloseq that the lit. with Francis F. MeCovern, former |Tele of me liator betwe at Brit- | 5 nootan says the stuff was shipped [ ol S8 0 on on a §3 annual basis |0 Sadeal b pliasioately Jiagany ) rder g He girl fell r a wheel of the car governer. as A candidate, womd [ain and America, hoping seme com- ¢ o, capada. Tt was concealed be- |l Nl LT g A stateme Ui Miss Edith L and M tha J 3 nists’ cc nd was not ok and knocked mean easy victory far Robert M, la |Promise will satisfy the Chinese hind a plle of laths. Prohibition | s " wrpe epressed cond of | s cife] BrnestiLi Bulle y i 1S ) r idown hy ft Tallette, Ir ct that the trucker and [oo B0 o0 5o ket during the et ks Hart & Coc Rt 4 § He belloved that If the fight be. [autonomy and other questions later ner bhe located and “"”“'\;]Lw “nr' w'ln”mv W year g “h'\-r‘fi:“v.‘,:p’ "\h.‘.\y'\”;xr Ghilaren Ll 3 el e DAVIS CUP FINALS Wiloox, an) soung e Follette; Wis-fontarencernlll begheld strictivion: — — price of sugar make a conservafive s heldithinia N sl 85 Sl ) rerican zona Davis cup final consin would see “the bitterest fight the Washington agreement a Motorcyclist ( rashes divide licy advisable at this| oo AN oM Aot caLy R b et e 1rts of the Long= . L time. morial at Deep River. Rurial was | o . & © \ 1 T e dist h ! here tomorrow { — | Auto Near Middlebury . e ! S N : ; 2 e : : sorald L. Patterson of ot per- | Masons Grant Ontion Waterbu RN SAntha MISS McKANE WINS 3 reanized , . “ v skis, 3 an employre of Forest Hills, N. Y.. Aug oA on West Main St. L Westover school, sustained a frac- : g mands and bring at fiscussion of came narratwed fo a contest hetween it ever saw, and yon may take vour chalce ag to the winper.” pect little Miss Kathlec MeKane prinei ed arm and possible internal in- ! 3ritish contender for the na Tor your conveniences, we are earrying il 2 & f s o ast night to give Arbaham | iuries when the motorevcle he was |[women nnis title, overwhelmned |an exclusive line of appropriate t : T T =a Lol SRR DR et i SR g i el i GREETING CARD % m.o 2 4 Lease, With 900 Years to pate in the hearing of the een ¢ . an option to purchase | oy the Middlebury ear the | Wilmington, Del., §—0, § 18 v il el gk Run, Is Voted Caneolled greasiana) ioint cnmmittee on postal |{I'e corporation’s property S Waterbury ety .. No i first third-round mater Ehs ’ Aonaf ot | Main street, for $175.000, within a0 | Z A ol R the police |championshin (ournament Bollerer’s Posy Shop A : T tte e aRcle (o ¥ t. The driver of the automo - 8 WEST MAIN 8T i aon - ailway t'% $rivat 1 | be named Dr. Fol(h \\ ill '1\!11 ¢ 'w, nie corporation pureh hile is said to be a Miss Daniels of | Another Bloodless The Telegraph Florist of New Britain. | o : ST £ terday agreed to the ! play on Satur- Polish Parliament |the st four years ago for Sty Hosultall Military Operation | === (\\ s Gae R1e 2y 234 cance 4 x ttaraon v Pharate 20 Warsaw. Aug. 19 (P—Dr. Reich 2 . Madri 19 (A—An officia ithe Tienist ~hairman of tha Jawish RAID AT YORK HOTEX | PLANFS FOR STATE CORPS ymunication issusd by t | ,‘ [cr¥ ARG L ATENEND S A S \RRESTED FOR ROBBERY Cmu:- in the Polish parliament and | Joseph Kalinowski and Alexander| Nex Haven. Aug. 19 (P—Equip. |office says that another p'\ 8{ ey = %) o, ST t their ment of 1y br G. Peabody ree of the series, Maso! Temple Co 3 > e ety o caHbAlaae New Haven, Aug. 19 (P—Fred Taln suther of the peace arranga- Gross :7”1 :v:o;, .l‘u z'flu..::\n ment of the q\(;'vfl; a,m,u;n a{lm;z E:}r % WF‘\ e ‘r .fl,,,’,‘ er Martin, 17, of Smith street, Derby, ment hetwesn the Jews and the at th ork Hotel by Datective Connecticut national guard wi ve [in the s | w 353 Feaa N ereford 7 ;. No rested today whils in a pawn shop c o, Fllinger and vailabla e by the s olica |casualties. Tt consieted in o nireet alances. 2 Poltsh government. has announces seorge C. Fllinger and r‘ [availabla for use by the state poll 8 ‘:"_',’,‘:' - .Tw nsiet 1‘ ‘,:';"""" g | ! Yok s regarding the 'is sald to be wanted for & robbery Mis Intention to resign as 2 deputy. seant Patrick J. OMara after the|Major Talbot O. Froeman. head of |ing the yunctien b i | opposite St Mary’s Uhareh | v ) price the shareholders will ask for |at the home of 8. Hillinger in that He says he will go to the United police selzed a quantity of liquor on the state depart t of aviation, 'and Spanish forces on the Lukkus Residence, 17 Summer St~—1625-3 « , > bi 76 |their stoe ol States for a long visit. the hotel premises. who was here today, said river SensneluSeamsrdasSasiel® 8 R N u o 2 heir stock %