New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 17

25, 17 NGENIOUS WOMAN (THINKS AMERICh UGt City ftems —[SHENANDOAH CRASH Wall Street Briefs SECUITIES 60 |+ g \’ -~ USES HERALD ‘AD' TOFUND S BUBBTITTE) o v e o, 52 BLAMED ON AN INl-ce e el 0 Hi IFVFLS, PUTNAM & CcO ) l ‘l NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925 4 and IIV"V‘ st payments next month MEMAERS LW YORK & MARTFORD STOCK €XCHAMGES Coal Offers Rest Possible Solution, [0 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Radowski | approinuatily 842 | of 57 Maple street. 000, & new [ “;., . Ofers Servioes as Qg for| ™ <™ e | meemanes vocenen o COMMAND OF CRAFT o on s comc b oot Mooy Rals| JNWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAN= gy Bl ot o ot e e i MR Tel. 2040 Spe(}ml Docasmns New York, Sept. 80 (P--America | ™ Jeoit h his par- }.‘n‘v‘»::ul: :1HL vinst 897,350, | Fuflhel‘ UDSC[ Mafke( - MARTFORD OFFICE € CENTRAL ROW TEL, 1m0 } should now e working on a sub- ente, who have bheen lving in the (Continued From I'irst Pag: shows, Slockhol situte for gasoline, ang coal is the [ Michigan city for some time. e h ] .| Robert Legat, son of Mr. and Mrs. [the ship was “po g “ IS gea {letintie et { | When anyone, and mors especial- | logical dates for sueh a sub.| IO & ) ) hip was “pure murder Eartier predietiang that tha Nortl | 15 8 woman. has heen In the hanit f |MILUe, DEA, C, Fleldner, chiet of [Robert Logat of Lincoln atreet, has| There alio was criticism of tha [wesien carriers ad turned the cor-| Wall Streeli Unscitled by hikh We offer A R i A the United 58 burcau of mines, |Feturned fo the l"nlhnl\l'. University, | reductlon of the hellum gas cscape ner are supported hy August earn- money rates and sporadic outbursts ¢ | driving an automobile day in and {410 (he chemista attending the \\:{xmngm.. Do valves from 1§ to & Heinen claiming |ings of the Chicago Northwestern, ' of liquidation, the stock tarket to- | | s day out for a conslderablo number ot | Amcrican Chemieal soclety sympo- [ Mr: #nd Mrs, Martin Hollfelder of that the colls cxpanded and strained Greal Northern and Northarn! go o yndencont oxtonsive. readjuste | % years and then suddenly finds her. |slum to {Liinwood street arg mnnjmmumr:yml.inm structure, this contributing to | Pacifie, cach having veported gains _ f | | el ROty “The gradual fallure of the yearly M White Mountains, Niagara Falle, {the aisuste {in net operating revann monts, with most of the representu- | self withont a machine of her own, output of petroloum gasoline to meet Canada and Detroit and upon their After Helnan had dotalled his tive issues losing ground | u { she is at her wits' end, the Increasing needs of the aute-17elUrn trip will stop at New York |jong experience as a Zeppelin pitot | New offerings today inelude §0,.' Soni of the specialtios were aguin " Such has been the case of a cor-[motive industries,” sald Dr. 1leld. |¢1Y for a few days ) and i this conntey with the Shen- (000 shares of the New kngland Pub- DI ub to new ligh levels and con- tain young lady In New Britaln who |ner, “with the consequent rise inl. Superintendent of Schools & H.landoah, ho said that he had made [lle Servies Co, Prioe lien preferred SUEUCHVe operations were carricd out | f was responsible yesterday for the fprices of motor fuel, should stimu- ”‘:AI"IHI ':‘:‘ "'*‘I""""' or New York. | gome statoments about the wreek of [8tork of the 37 dividend series priced 2t dntervals i varlous oil, public | B insertion of the foliowing ad in The|late tho carbonization of coal byl o ,"“ ""‘_“f"" _of the boys' cholr |y aran but added that at (his|at 83 to yicld 704 per cont; and §4,- ULy, cubber, shippi 1 food Herald: both ligh and low temperature :"h\:;’;l|<LA|n'(;‘-r“tlt|‘;”rllvvh‘vm:\,_>|”;::u1'4\;‘]: e “T would Jike permission to | 000,000 Towa Raflway & Light ¢ ares, but these inflicnces were EXPERIENCED WOMAN-—driver | Procenses.” posiponed uniil tomorron eyenime | MOGUY theso statementa.” [woration 14t and rofunding mortgage counteracted by steady selling of | | wants position driving car. Phone| Dr Fleldner anid there scomed to|Postroned unt v K1 e former German pliot denfed |20-year 51 per cent gold bonds at high-pricud railvond, motor and to- | ¥ at 6:46 o'clock 9 e bacco shares and the heaviness of o) e no doubt but that most of the | iyl BRI e [ Ehat he had sald fhat the wereck of (99 and dnterest to yield 558 per cent. | bac ares o eqviness of | )y The young woman In question hias [COUNIY'S great maws of wnmined | AT T L G ELEEERT Ee Shenandoal was “pave murider - such intlucniial stocks as American been spending the summer at "'"‘ml’ ""m‘fl\l!m\n-l ;unu lhn: 80 r»‘-; fomobile atriick and broke the traf-| . “What atretural charges do you [ The Burroughs \‘H-“z;“-” I “"\‘;' Im,;:”. G e tpta Members New York Stock lfluhanuo R R ST cent, of the world's reserye, woul & R ' Il are AR R A f o o, ris net profit of $3.307,370 th counmission houses advis | noreanionlynaant Iy et unad i i o g s e “In) i R T G gy 7 A [T Ao STty f il inonlynctrall BN el soed SRl Munl)em Hartford Stock Exchange | the city and to the sad realization |8 ground when "1 Ghureh streets last night eldent askod Judga Advo &t half of 1 fLELen RN O | il New Brit; B I (that Jife in New Britain without an [Pefreleum available by drilling and ; Sl . Faley federal taxes, enual aft-'on the buying side, and even qeus- ain— Burritt Hotel Bldg., lel 1815 | automoblle fust stmply “aint what it | PUMPING methods has become ex-| f “The reduction of the 18 safoty of the 7 per cont, pro- | tloning the ¢ clor of recent ac- | Judd Building, Pearl St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn used to e PR : TALLEST HOTF“ BU‘LD[NG alveR oo zht M aT s iaa T 05 a share on the com- cumulatlon, spcnlative cliques en Y B pRAIAEARCIoTR SheT 0 Nl e time for fuel rescarch s Ireinen donieat (Fat heinads aalalimen | countered stift resistance in their at - 4 solution fo her ditieuliy, and as 3| NCre” sald Dr. Fieldner, “We moy e D [that 15 safory valves wore not | - {Lempts to bolster up their favorltes. | B WE RECOMMEND AND OFFER: 4 always true in the case of one prone [1%°d #omo gasoline substitutes inlye.gtory Strugture 1< t0 he Frected | enough for the Shenandoal: Jranceapiny erbletteans AneclslilciinUondprc Jeasyioleniian to persevere, sho found il, and |0V ¥ears, ar it may be in 25 year for 8 i Hetnen said his statement that the fivst eight months of 1925 4n recent sessh but wide swing: X L (i s e b SiElan | Milton C. W. Whitaker, president| on Site of Vanderhilt Chateau Iniaxpansion of the gas bags in the dmounted fo $3,100,6581.000 francs, jocourred in Chrysler, which broke | Aetna Llfe lnsurance CO. 7 This neighbor is an elderly woman, | 0f the United stafos Industrial Al-] o = o Shenandonh caused her to brenk up |\he bankers Trust Co. of New York six polnts at one time, and n United | i LA e o hnivnlml company, predicted that al-| New York, | Sam Dasord entimets on s Knowledan POMS. August fmports excecded | puit, whieh jumped cight points. | | been for tha pust six months en. 00! would be used extenaively in| N york oxports by 5,000 francs et advandetin 1 foans 10 6 per | Travelers Insurance Co. 30 (Pk—The tall-{of the ship itself and from his past ! Lie8 e est hotel building in the world, 56 cxperience with sneh eraft | |cent after the highest renewal rate | stories in height, will be erceted on| The witness told the court that | Lo e e e e e ool Travelers Insurance Co. Rights 5 . lAlis chal 86% 86% | "”“ Rye. N. Y., Man Who Operated Car oy, Bt sug | I the making of motor fuels as gaso- line bhecomes scaree, deavoring to learn the intricacies of ! automobile driving, hut with little or |13 necames seiree. E no success. She appealed fo the |, T “ [ilb et flvmm‘ RAK0- > young woman a few days ago, ask- [/ fuels 13 now safely established » 5 I by actual experience, sald Mr, Whit- ing her to drive her on a shopping | 5 ) exparience, eald Mr. Whit-t ;04 Jojein avenue, the New York|helium.” ,He eharacterized th excursion, and widle doing this, a|AKer: “With Intelligent adjustment | yvoning Dost states today. The|pot” cavers f 3 af compreasiont andl feed| to tasitals| g Post states today. The|pot” covera for the antomatic lan slowly began to take form in chatean will be moved to the North|a . " 1 e 5 I Passenge Greon- (AN Can 24170 ol 236 e imble. brain’ of. thia embryol| 22 the advantage inficrent in al-| gic s or Long Totand. ¢ B8 Lol nhiEhieRs deigned o | SEWAS MU ERIMGREILAGROEN. | oo el s T > bra 20 | Shhol Biatida. they sasily fionl cuns. | 2hors .ong Island for use as a|save helinm instead of lives X i 112 11035 1101 chauffeur, RS e ATa e b . XCEL BRNO= 5 i, wich, Freed By Court, jam 2 10% 0% | Why conldn’t she make a business [1N® on every point fmportant to the Am S 66 6% 66 tisular. and anyone else in general, apartment hotel, will cost close to| Boolukus oy e ERI A i x\”' 3 . vherever they might G 23,000,000, 3 oy il from eriminal lability for the death| Anaconda :Jfr‘e mrgo(:r s thought. flrst of A CUSES DR FAGAN tx: e ’\a.«hw‘:xiy:’ lm:‘“\\"o:;nhylfv:. DIES AT THE AGE 07‘ 80 o Jiogthiganenn g ol "\“"f'””. el Lt } Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 Pl xiving driving instructlons, but al- building, and will be in Italian ren- —— ;"”““; ‘_“('m"“' L ‘;\‘P‘I“y‘y“;_“‘"rf"“"’“ I\_"l“"fl f‘r'fl“ ’1;;‘ Yoten j1in l MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOUK EXCHANGEM ' e | M ligEIna Meatifesigho Gareinen | ReATICE 81 Biack Rock Avenue Woman Lived in iy car Inft the highway atter Boo- | Balii & O ..., §1% 805 81| Donald R. flart, Mg, ber of cars, both s, v i i e she felt that she did not know | tist $4,000 With Which to Open Inkus had swerved to avold (wo| Beth Steel il Lo : - This City For Many other cara which had been in an|Tosch Mag .. enoueh concernify thow (%18 0%\ vt Dartos in Stamton NULCAHY ASSAULTED Aetna Life Insurance Company Connecticut General Life Insurance H . LB were gtanding. 1is ¢ turned over | Ches never seen. Driving for "z“‘“"“e Bridgeport, fept. 30 (P —Mrs. | Mrs. Jehanna Gorm 2y i Roethlke was thrown out. Three | ¢ M & else secmed the only way out. Catherine Curran Higging of New:Irish Minister of Defense is Mrm-l\i We do not accept margin accounts Thomson, Tenn & Co. New difticulties followed the n-{yon o 2 DERaN of Edmund Gorman, ied persons also were hart, Thomas | ¢ M & & sertion of yesterday's ad. It seem- ;rmnl:'e‘;\":‘:\-01'{:\'{;:';:|I|.":1 DTMIENE] i FncoliAs| Tie Vistia) Pointal (o &L10 Noag2d Black Rock avenue fliliey, Hof Staimiord, Swlio b ino)c I Tl &2 e, embracing as it did o agscompany, | Mys. Gorman was born in Ircland, ribs broken, Robert Marshall and|chilg Cop Bt oo ; ks, | feStifled in superior court today in| fnterest in Phitadelphia {Mareh 30, 1543, coming fo this| William Rich who had cuts and|Gop el N 711 Kinds of drising, even to ""Ci(!‘ her suit to recover $4,000 which ahe 3 |countey when a very young girl. bruises after heing grazed by the |Gorn Prod T which it Is cvident, mever Was '~ falieges she gave Dr. James H.| Philadelphia. Sept. 30 MP—Rich-|Since her arvival in America, she | Boolukus ear as it swerved. e e i tended. Of course, as she ";“ 1t this | Fagan of Bridgeport to dpen dentai[ard Muleahy, minister of defense in jjved hrr entive life in New 1rita The coroncr points out that Boo-{ayba Cane Sng 99 morning, trucks are driven »'y “fl:‘; parlors in Stamford, the lrish Iree State, was struck Hu and although an csse ,‘,“‘m home lukus veered to the side of the road (g, y ; ; | en in some of the, blgger C"l""w" According to the testimony of Mrs. [the face by one of a group of meu of the hest ({0 avoid the cars and persons and | it would never never do In NCw | Higgins, Dr. Fagan only Jaughed |and women at Indepcndence hall to- it was in & daing that his own com- A Britain. when ghe asked him to give her half | day while visiting the historic bufid- X B I\h profits, which she declared had|ing with other members of the in-! spa i AN BOTH PLEAD GUILTY ~ |icen ssreen woon wien sho' ad|erparinmeatary union. e Alout 15 arrests were made hy At the conclusion of today's hear en Ol ... 29 Chem ... 41% v hurt . feric st opra . 401y Nea tolir daTghtira L MA Tl WReic inst Boolukus whieh | fo ™ oot 306 jdge and Marguret, and was o he heard in econrt today was (Gen Motors ..111% vo sons, John and Willian, all of | continued untll Tuesday |Tnt Nickel loving woman, was or \l\HMH. members of Mary's p panion was mot DDY BROTHERS & & police at the rafirond station Where |1his efty. The funeral will ba held ol ok | ing, Jud ! 1 h his elty. The funeral will i e 5 nt Paper | Two Chineso Tongmen Admit Man- | [, Jhdse Tolin R Booth appoint. the delogates to the unlon arriscl | riday with a solemn 1ish mass in Going to Convention Kolly Spring o HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN 4 3 . v 2 and at Independence hall, at both | gt Mary's church at 9 o' Rur- 3 g fcers | Kennecott Cop. . i slaughter Charges and Are Sent | for Dr. Fagan's dental business. of which places tho delegates were | jaj will he in 8. Mary's comatery. : Qf‘ II:'l’flIw?tlollm‘(‘?pccql"fi pnsol | (Hartford Conn. Trust. Bldg. Burrft Hotel Bldg To Prison For at Least 20 Years. PLAN NEW TERMINAL ;fl""_:‘:‘;',},,m:"‘m' flemates ;,1,',"'\,“‘:”\ w He e Man Freed othora fnterosted in welfare worl ’;Y""’I“;‘,""“_‘*"m» | el 25100, it R New York, Sept. 30 (P—Two Chi- leave for Washington tonight. New Haven Man reed = are pianning to atend tho rogular| yyiy pao pig = nese, one a member of the Hip Sing —— - In Auto Fatality duarterly ».C..,\m 1 hnf' > To-| Nt Tiad s A Tong and the other of the On Leong |Transit Commissioner of New York | . NewSHpton, (Connty SontEair(e— il onSCIERIASEE0c s HONIE N = | New Liaven 50 h Faf o b Tong, Indicted for murders EroWing | congaering Establishment of One Special Agent Tells of [ James 1L Brown of this cify, whose MM ‘be held WEIN, | Nore & We ares ju 1§ earlng out of the recent tong feud, pleaded | (B G T Bootlegging Operations [automobilc on Septemuer 21 struck | 108! 0. 58a tRd L Triday| Noreh D gullty today of murder in the second e Philadelphia, Sopt. 30 P—Samncl | 1%-year-old Tdward A. Melfose of MOrning. Trobation Ofecrs Edward|p,cige oil degree. Both were given the statu- tory sentence for that crime—im- stol, Westville, cansing the latter's deatn - Connolly and Tuth ¥. 1 ol [xPun Ameri is not eriminally responsible, accord~ Mis8 Cora M. Teale and Mrs A I'enn Railvo: New York, Sept. 80 (P—Plans for | Cohen, one of the government the establishment of a new termi 50 Shares Hart & Cocley ek i druniah lelected to the United States senate |reached \he state o apprehe ¢ . gy . Bid Ashed et L e murdered Hiward |Without rst having occupied less| He set at rest reports that he mizht | H:S B]"]on Do“ar Grln Aetnn CRsHATLY o e 85 zainst Mike Bowa and Carmelo Pas- | Wallett vink in connection with Annano, claiming that Sowa entered [ moonlight skating, which » ses in its prosecuting of 58 al- b $ o 5 , Jess than 20 years 2 || witnesses fie 7 N \v 1 Kimball have already slgnified thefrip ¢ ¢ & 1 f:.:?‘éi';fi:ffi,{‘:,f life. at Sunnyside yard, as a measure of |leged illegal distributors of alcohol, :.':m:""_K_“F(I”,‘“’{':'"m“""‘ '0]1"“” e nRie et len ling st The On Leong member was Jung !flhlcr for Connectieut, Long Istand |testificd in Unifed States district to- | (oroner £ MS totax: The A business meeting will be held | pure 0il J ares Ort] [ d Fung, 32 restaurant cook, who kill- |27 Westchester surburban nrnrfln}(m that he' "hootlegged' denatured f i Sl o i in the morning, followrd by A|Ray Copper o Ting Shue Gum, a Hip Singer i “:‘re{ m'nluun‘l by Transit Commis- | alcohol until almost the very day he |y e yod 1iig attention Fipon sey | meheon, after which the session aading front of Mott strect, September [S1Oner ov T, Harkness today be-|was appointed & “special employe” | o=y (om0 oo o will adjourn to the Junior Republic {iRoval Duteh .. 16 Assistant District Attorney |fore the New York statc suburban by the government to obtaln evi-|y o vo' Brown car unfil dire Pt attend the dedication exercises |sinelaie Of ak Brothers told the court it has been |Passcnger transit commission. |denco against the men from whom | front of it [ of new bhuildings. A radio set pur-Nouth Pac CIVIL SUITS RECORDED by releasing the hond for the Qeed tmpossible to obtain any evidence to Commissioner Harkuess said the ihe purchased the alcohol. Govern- | g 3TN | ehased by the probation officers [south Railway 1t Louis Schmidt, through Iunger- [agreement, possession of the preme establish a motive. pian could be completed within a|ment agents catimated the profits of WAGES ARE CUT [ will b presented fo the Republie In|studehaker ... 337% & Saxe, has brought suit fo AR s ioolilnehe o s Wonk Fook, 18 years old. the sec- year, would relicve present condi-|the diversion ring last year at| o NI Sepl, 30 (B Notice | the afternoon. Governor Trumbull {Texas Co . A4S 0 dama unst Andrew Kruf Y receiver. Constable Lred ond prisoner was arrested following |tions at the Pennsylvania and Grand | $100,000,000 that the wages of all opmatives [ and Ton. Thomas Mott Oshorne are|Trans Ol ... 3% o Irred Winkle has Winkle served the writ, which is ree {1 killing of Mar Quong, a laundry- | Central terminals, “and in addition |~ On ecross-examination. Cohen sald |would be reduced 10 per cent scheduled fo address {he gathering. {Union Pacific 1401, 1 money in the hands o nable cond Monday of Oc- e would furnish an outlet for the New |he had voluntarliy offered to hecome [{tve Octoher 1, was posted faday at [nited wruit. . 239 | K Guifrauski. Tho papers ave [tober in the eity court : e e York, Westchester, and Boston rail- {a government agent because he “just |thn Troy Blanket mills here. T CANOEIST 1S DELAY {18 Ind Aleo 903 freturnable the sccond Monday ¢ Frdl A thal Sale e & : REWARDS OFFERED e felt:like) """"" so.” plant employs 200 persons { Spezin, Taly, Sept, 30 (P—CGeorge |1 b 641, | October tn the city court I Tialliuteatanit ‘r,‘.,.”;vu‘.; o ; — - M. €. Smyth, Canadian cano jw' S Steel.. . Pacqurrie of tds city has he isninat Konstin MiKwiskas. The LAY >, MRS. CHAPLIN TO MAIN I paddting fr Nanles to Loningrad, |Westinghouso sned for §76 damages by Max Vere % o B By er Mass. ers Every 7 LS U LA gL L 0,01 - | ) « co the third Monday of Oce Governor of Mass, Ord | Debt “I“ Be l‘unded CGhaplin, the aged mofher of Chatles | has been foreed fo put into Port- {Radio . RIS QS AR UNE GRS e N e A Fossible Fffort For Apprehension | Socialist Sorrr That TaFollette Has W‘V"f"”"'"“‘ Sept. 30 -—Myron T.|Chaplin. the moving pieture com-joveners 1t hocause of had | o i O \"‘M “.‘,“ J sy cott it Winkic : Not Had Moge Experionee in Pub. | HOFrick. ambassador fo Irance. aft- |edian, fnday was granted temporary | wenther. Smyth left Naples Angust | / ' A 0 [ s [ o Bandit Slayers lie Oftice, er discuesing European conditions | permission to rematn ir the United | 18 an his present voyage. He rocent- S Winkle has closed the defenda o for 2n hour today with President |States until Feb. 1, 1926, Iy paddied from Dover to Rome. | (Furnighed by Putnam & Ce.) |store on High street. Hungerford & WINS, OBSTACLE RACE Boston, Sept. 30 (A—Governor [ C o | 1 i Yome, | jsed Attorney Gen- | New York. Sept. 30 (P—Regret [Coolidge. declared he had “faith and —— | Saxe are cating for the plaintif ‘ol Sulgan was ihe \Winner ok ah F“’m‘ “m,“ ,:d:, ; cery ageney of |that Robert M. Lalollette had been lhope' that a debt agreement will he = e = Insurance Stocks | Morris Witkin has brought action obstacle race run last night at the eral Bento se o | | fs belng important governmental positiona |Teiire from the diplomatic servies Aetna Life Ins Co.... 121 linto an agreement to pn , day end Thursday SR oms{dtiharotian sulomoty G . npros«:d RS T e R T S e e o e ¢ Aetna Fire s G fatn S o '\'\llhlwl o i the Camtral Trust company o; 'm;'- Btier i ncdinliat noiierteattant ror | Oatahar2l {of continu e md ahinitely Automobils Tns 730 !to make payments. Passann s 5 Sl e bl pl vidge, vesierday thh;’\han\» N a. | Milvaukes, Arriving en the Wast- [as American envoy in Paris | arforat Tirel B e e e iy : e opaas e crtkan, ferce avstand of 48300008 or [phalia, Mr. Rerger suzgested voung | s National Fire . — [clalms a fudgment auitting 11 nh Koaley. e e n:":f’ “\zx.nm‘rh. ‘,‘J'.f“.’,i parti- |LaFollatte might better have reach Phoenix Tire 880 i et the three me ipated in the Kkilling of Ross. ed the eenatorship “In gradnal cipate it Tudge Flynn of the Superior court [StAges. ordsredianiextratacasionjotiine pid=i||s Hendsclarad thati areatimilltars Deaths dlssex county grand fury at Cam- ‘y"_;rw:novom-nt was on foot in ’ bridge on Friday to make a thor- ; 3 e oush investigation of yesterday’s rohbery and also of other holdups Travelers Ins Co Travelers Ins Co rights i e Naval Ofl‘lccrs Examme Shenandoah Am Hardware 101 1 Am Hosiery i Beaton & Cadwell . RBige-Hfd Cpt Co enmn Billings & Spenp com Blllings & Spen pfd RBristol Bras Colt's Arins Eagle Loeck Fafir Bearir Iart & Cooley IanAeral B o s 1 N B Machine N B Machine pfd = . Frank Kulas POLICE TO USE AUTOS SO . The new autos purchased hy the | Frank K s, aged 60, of Windeor |New Britain police department for “::\: ““Y':‘ \?‘1‘1’*\':; ;.vvy::w: ::" l:|\~ {use in patrolling the city, will be i A 0 in Cambridge in recent months. (‘hemaCher BOd“ put inte commission beginning '"_:Rlanlvv for many vears. Resides his Hold T ot e Till Brother Is Found [morrov. Officers Fred Was. o and |wfe. Mrs. Anna Kulas, he leaves U. 8. Submarine Base, New Lon- |George Moffitt wili use them for qd y, achines be- bl ' equest of [Patrol duty, one of the mach X e jsaaaled el ? h ,1 nA»Yn\'hlhle body of |InE stationed in the north end white nyf:.:nkq o \mrmm;l;v}v\ Foa ;'\”"”‘” T8 O e oaschemacher, sea- |!he other will take care of the south- | ; i illiam Charle , sea- | Sacred Heart cemetery in this city. man, of Bangor, Pa., one of the two y several children. The funeral will be held fomorrow morning at 7:30 ern part of the town. By this| method, thres foot men will be re- = s-51 Nlles-Be-Pond com recovered from ”“‘ ’{‘;’"‘:"‘!:f vy |lleved from duty, the work bein | | North & Judd yesterday. will be held a ¥ldone by two men in small cars, ac- | Peck. St & Wi S hospital, Newport, R. T., while search ‘hief Wil C, Hart | | Peck. Stowe & TR e N1y |cording to Chief William C. Uart. | F ] [ Russell Mre o Lo B 68 is being made for the body During the night the cars will be unerais twin brother, Frederick Peter, also I Scovill Mg « put into use by the sergeants i go- a seaman on the vessel rammed last [ {0 ((oL 10 boats and checking up | | [anga ‘“ chieeor bt ey [l 1'riday by the City of Rome. on the patrolmen. Scrgeant Michael Mrs. Elizabeth V. Post. Rrhaele s S Frederick T emacher, thelr | oo ang Acting Sergeant O'Brien | The funeral of Mrs. Ellzabeth V. "‘1’:;v-yu‘Lva Co com 65 6 father. and a brothier, Carl, of Plain- o3, 0 (hem tomorrow night. | Post was held at the home 47 e Sats ’ 7 field, N. J., were at the base t84ay | o yayal shifting of beats will | Brooklawn strect, this afternoon. at C 2 o'clock. Ser and requested that the body recov- ;.. niace tomorrow among the day vices were conducted vred be held so that if the other fy o 5 wwas stated today by the | ny Arthur J. Eggleston, first reader Sy i is found within & few days the | .yjer |of the First Church of Christ 1 1 funerals can he ield jointly. — = ientist., Durial was in Fairview 5 Orders have been issued to close JUNIOR ST (n OPENS the navy accounts of Teschemacher |y gyisville, Ky. Sept. 30 (A—Two | and John ibson, engineman, of fo1q cnemies, Louisville and Balti- Portland, Ore.. whose hody was the [yyope pennant winners in the Amer- | metery. TREASURY STATEMENT Treasury balance £332,160,2 first taken from the wreck ican associntion and Inte tlrvn:w"; EXCHANGES & BALANCES BOMBARDED BY MOORS Ihere today in the opening game of | J . 000: halances, 99,000,00; * Tangier. Sept. 30 (P—Tetuan. vad- the firth junior world series. These | Boston — Exchanges. §0,000,000; ital of Spanish Morocco, was heavlly |oypg jnaugurated the junior seres | ';l::""!“llfi"”‘ balances, 33,000,000 shelled by the rebel Moroccans, us- i g2 Louisville won in the{ ing 75 millimeter guns, Monday |, ¢ Opposite St. Mar, game. Residence 17 Summer TLAZORIK—NTKSA night. according to advices reaching Bt Lo New Tork. Sept. 30 (P —George here today VISIT OF A. F. OF T, - S 3. Lazori a clerk. of 53 Beatty Washington, Bept. 20 (P —German | - |atreet, N ndan. ¢ nd Mies | NEW TENKIS COURT BIDS |iabor unlon Lenders who are o8 & FERNS g : ) AR EN NI 81 T hEeAGRrRE WY . New bids on the construction of |visit of inspection 6f American in To Beautiy the Home ™ Fall .In_hn D. Rockefeller was in a jovial mood when his grandniece, ' /"7 ann. wera married | Members of the naval court investigating the Shenandosh tennie courts at Willow Brook park [dustry and workers organizations,| rapie Ferne. N ;’!,",fi"m“,_"" apwara. | Miss Isabel Rockefeller, was married to Frederick W. Lincoln, G CAR I ) Why? 1 h I | Monday afternoon in §t. Andren’s | tragedy made a minute examination of the wreckage of the CARDS r., at Greenwich, Conn 'hy? It was the 75th anniversary, ! Roman Catholie ractory, City Hall airship in the hope of gleaning some more informati | ¢ € nation about the park board. The last bids were |jcan federation of labsr by Willlam ’ £ s S ian tatholio reclomy (nna much higher than the appropriation [Green, its president, and officials of Bollerer s POly Shop of the ga‘\] he gofi his fil‘]( job. H{P ;‘A ervice camera man ',“5. e e ety | the cause of the crash. They are shown in the hangar at Lakes made for this work and were ré-|lotal and national American LAbOT a0 West Main 8t Protessiosa mag, | Snapped this exclusive photo as Mr. Rockefeller stood in the o S 'hurst, N. J., going over bits of equipment and twisted parts of ot nd the o b ated 4 organizations. o ot The Telegraph Fiorlst of New Britatn doOT Of the church, . FIOOm AR T thg framework, ISl 1l be received Monday, Oct. 5. by fwere received yesterday at the Amer GRE