New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1925, Page 24

RECEIVER NAMED FOR BRICK PLAN Gonnley-Parinton Co. Reported in Financial Difficulties ‘ase Again J ( i ‘aterson, N conel consider ch 1, Mon urges Mary D Charles L. McLoughlin, Hartford attorney, has been appointed receiv er for the Connley-Purinton Brick Co., with a plant at Clayton Judge Simpson of the superior cou It 1s understood that this rece ship I8 temporary, upon represer tion that the firm is not ba but ls temporarily short and is liable to be ched. the members of the Connley inton Airm stated today that t} ceiver has taken over the plant porarily. At yesterday afterpoon’s meet of the Connecticut I Labor, Interpational Vi Willlam C. Pratt of the United Brick and Clay Workers, reported that the strikers had taken over one plant which they propose to operate them- selves and that he already had § pledged to operate it. An official at the Connley plant said today that the yard of that co i1l not be taken over b, rumor to the effec case, The delegates of the brick work ers from Berlin reported at the cc ventlon yesterday that they have er M been on a six w ike, tying up 15 plants. Thr these plants have now become full union yards, according to the report. The dele gates from Middletown reported that they are going to win the strike it it takes three years by | ard ¢ 1 re tem Twar Automobile August 1 n by plaintift's driving on t} aind speedin of dama plaintitf, | torney D. J. Dar counsel for the BOYS' CLUB HIK The Boys' club management will conduct a hike to Camp Kiwanie, the elub camp in Berlin, over to- morrow and Sunday. It is planned to have one group leave in morning under Physical Director Ray Anderson, while Superintendent Dwight Skinner will lead a second group down after dinner. ARRANGED the Snow is white he the crystals reflect light like the facets of 1 dia- mond, B ed a bill Half the world is half asleep Can success in life ba undermined by consti- pation? Indeed it can. The poisons of this dis- ease tire you out, wear you down, make you lstless and make you 1 est in things 2l. Ambition is 3 Lost another big order the fourth defeat that day. All because he didn't have the ensrgy to fight when his prospect said “No." Something had blunted his senses and stolen his strength. That “something” ‘was constipation. What a shame so many people suffer from constipation when there is an easy, pleas- ant, sure way to permanent relief—the regular use of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN—two tzblespoonfuls daily, or in chronic cases, with every meal. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is what doctors call abulk food. Asit travels through the sys- tem, its fiber remains unchanged. There- fore, it sweeps i drives out the vicious poisons of constipa- tion. ALL-BRA so absorbs and carries moisture through the intestinal tract, e clean and —— Grand Jury May Take Up st sussion today POLICE BOARD MEETING, Suit for 87,506 I"ollb\\s Collision i¢ Durham || dus 4 this city is d when ions, pl; New South Wales Votes | Down Capit 1 N ital punishmen ian’t have the en NEW BRITAIN#DAILY HERAIM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925, Yo oo TAX T0 BE LEVIED siitss ONRECERVING SETS as unable to| April grand w')i would | gainst Hurrison e soun, who has con-| By News for Radio Fang From ed kidnupping and slaying six- Ay witneeses L Assessors’ Office his year for iving sets will be taxed w grand jury the first time, it was | decided this morning at a meeting |in the office of Chairman Frank | Zimmerman of the board of asses- ommissioners v City Tr . in epite b Ior several months past there has n conjecture as to what the as- would be in this peei ir radio sets are not tment| oo cirically mentioned In the taxing Al run= oo s published by the state board apPolil- {0y equilization 18 reserve N1 od, however, for ority Bven t{bioot to listing not mentioned 1n A0 S printed item above. The as- on 4 | essors have ruled that mention of made player-piano, phonographs, ., gives indication of the sta stand in the matter of radio set {taxes, and they have also learned the instruments are being taxed else- where The hoard will he in session at its in ety hall every day from tober 1 to 15 inclusive, and from {7 p. m. to 9 p. m. on October 3, 10 and 15, As a result of a special act pass y the legislature this year, no t ists on real estate or automobiles |are required, heginning this year. Domestic animals and live stock Alfred fa e taxable with exemptions allowed a result of iy goma cases. Jewelery, dibraries, | musical Instruments, tools, savings, | mortgages in excess of assessed valu- the parties 1o the | ation and numerous other items are according 1o the Twardus w contrar ; et decision ) sincee nd the for the nos, Iman. | action on 3 action for § today by t in Durham, ¢ of the roud, | TENDERED LINEN SHOWER R the A linen shower was given in > honor of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Af-| Beaudoin last night at the home of Meriden is | Mrs, Adolph Beaudoin of Plain- ‘len A buffet lunch was eerved |and games and dancing enjoyed. and Mrs. Beaudoln received . |many gifts. Mrs. Beaudoin. was al Penalties |formerly Miss Pauiine Russell of th Wales, Sept.|New Britain ative assembly to-| for the abolition of | nt. The Antarctic ocean has an aver- e depth of 5,731 miles. i ergy o fight lating it to healthy, normal action. ALL- BRAN works as nature works. 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AND OVERCOATS THE YALE TAILORING CO. ) ? “taxable property | X |the members, union mine and had resisted all gunize, The charge that cfforts to organize {t had been re- sisted were denied by the engineer who replied that eventually the mine would be organized despite the fuct that it {s in the midst of a non- unfon district, Organizer O'Niel of he engineers b coul mine" sitlon to the political nature flew and were rapldly |no lefforts to or SUSPEGTED ‘REDS " INVITED UTSIDE (Continued From I'irst Page) s e —— erating a s Charges that opy Y ihank were of and fast as the & re-election for {treasurer. Viee-president elected as follows: Arthur rs, Greenwich; Ch musiclans, Torrington; . Scheutz, brewery workers, Hart- ford; Joscph E. Baker, trolleymen, Waterbury, and Daniel A, Gorman, ‘IHI"I]M anbury, thick lenled. learpen On a vote of §4 to 17 the recom- s adopted and to organize the bank. | ; ot | Meore, MO mendation ARRESTED FOR PARKING, Daniel J. Fitzpatrick, proprietor of husiness at the Hotel T Y, 4 this afternoon by Clarence In Danbury | elected as the place {for the next conventic |dress of acceptance, O'Meara issued a strring against disloyalty in the ranks, cor cluding with the sta went, matter how big the employers' |terests are in Connectlcut, they are | {not to be feared as compared with | {the enemivs fro mwithin your ow Ihouge.” He also made a plen industrial welfare and industrial | {harmony. Vote To Open Lahor Bank I. M. Ornburn, secretary lubor bank committee, b |recommends {establish such a bank with |capitalization of $200,000 and that a professional bank promotion cx- pert he engaged at not less than 5 |per cent commission to sell stock fo The federation will keep control by purchasing 55 cent of the stock and will s per cent to outsiders A spirited debate followed this re port. One delegate reported that the locomotive engincers had cs- | [tablished several banks and had | made them pav, hesides owning a coal mine in West Vir This k bronght forth sarcastic re- marks from all over the hall that the mine was operating now Lampher on parking his Chur reet longer than permitted hy Fitzpatrick will ap- pear In pollee court Monday morn. ing hine on \p in- DR. SCHOLL'S Foot Comfort Expert WILL total BE AT S Wdllé-dber Shoe Store Monday and Tuesday | Sept. 14 and 15 al as Surely you can't hope to get a Hoover on any easier terms than can be had during our Balance in easy monthly payments And these special terms bring you The Hoover complete with its remarkable dusting tools. Only a few days remain before we withdraw this offer. Don't be disappointed! Phone us now—today—and make sure of your Hoover. RING & BUCKLEY ELECTRIC CO. 75-81 CHURCH ST. Telephone 2240—2241 Stylish But Not Costly —Our New Fall Shoes Such style, such dainty straps, twinkling perforations, and jounty heels —you'd think \ cach shoe came from the hand of an artist. It is a rule in our factories that qual- st be maintained regardless of ng price. s why a John Davis Shoe at $4, gives an enjoyment in style not to be found in ordinary Tear-Drop t you'd, put “snap” into your Fall step, wear this tear-drop 1. Modish—slender—aris- ic, Patent. Perfect fitting. For street or evening wear, so 5 itisa double economical style. You must see it. Also comes in New Brown Kid and in White Calf. A wide choice at $5 Decided!: Davis Abeauti of comfor at right in Black ze trimming, but patent also. surprised at the ¢ when you sce atin with O we have it in You will b lowness of it Carolyn The Place to Buy Nice Fall Shoes SHOE STORES INC. 482 MAIN ST. steps Pa. a of vinlating the city ordin- BOY CRITICALLY Save Life of Ansonla Struck by Auto Ansonia, Conn,, Sopt ! Dominick Terverion, agc {1s believed to have Values That Are Incomparable Matt E ours, felt Operation Resorted to In Effort to | been Eastern Millinery Co. High Type Trimmed Hats Tailored Hats Styles for Dress Styles for Strees Wear in unusual variety Lyonsvelvet, panne velvet,satin,vel* plush, satin..velvet combinations. |injure yesterday afternoon when a | bicycle he was riding with another lad, Michael Maloney, 12, was struck by an automobile, will be operated upon at the Griffin hospital this aft- ; ernoon in a last attempt to suve his Youngster, ||jfo. HURT and head, requiring severa to close. Joseph Warichar, 22, of slon street, Ansonia, drive car which knocked the h The youngster is suffering from a very bad concussion of the brain (@~ [ which he received when his head who came in contact with the hard ment roud. His companion sus- Derby police court this m held in $500 bonds for pending the outcome verton boy's injuries, 11 1, mortally a of DRESSES Of Romaine Crepe, Elizabeth Crepe, Surah Effects, Crepe Satin, Twiil Cloths, Saiin, Georgette, Cashmere and Flannet™ ~ Featuring Cash- meres, Plushes and other furlike weaves as well as novelty mannish English woolens. L,, STORE 413 Main Street o l 222 Styles Qualities Are Sup! 133 MAIN ST., New Britain Sale of 300 all Hats Pokes, small snug- [ g [fitting styles, “Pirate” effects, large shapes, tricones, off-the-face ron Hats o o uetery approved line and contour, A Wonderful Variety of Fabrics and Colors mbracing Every Authentic Fall Fashion Noté Materials: Colors : Wood tones, purple, sand, pencil biue, absinthe green, bisque, rose. wood, black, red, burgundy, pablo. s, grosgrain ribbon, hatters tained severe lacerations to the fac 1 stitche: 231 Divi r of the oya fro the bleyele, when arralgned in th ning wa niination, the Ter, and That reme