New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 15

CHARLES G. PHELPS DIES SECOND OFFENDER National Polltics New Haven, Oct. 24 (P—Charles G. Phelps of Wallingford, an officer of the Conuecticut Manufacturers’ association and for nineteen years secretary to the late United States Senator Orville H. Platt of Merlden, dled at the New Haven lhospital shortly after 1 o'clock this morning following an operation, Mr. Phelps, who was 56 years old, had been prominently identified in Connecticut national politics and Connecticut Manutacturing for more than 30 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jennle Phelps, and one brother, Oliver Phelps of Washington, D. C. T'uneral arrangements have not been announced. Mr, Phelps was a mem- be. of many fraternal and soclal crganizations which included 'Com- pass, lodge, number 9§, A, I anc A, Elmo commandery of Merldep;- Wallingford lodge, number 1 . B. . O. E.; the Rotary club of Meriden and the Quinnipiae club at New Haven. He was vice-presi- Broad Street Storekeeper Also Fined $260 But Appeals Found gullty as a second offender on charges of ‘iolating the llguor laws, Anthony rowskl of 161 Broad street, proprietor of a store al b3 Booth street, was fined $250 and costs and sentenced to jail for 60 ¢ays by Judge Willlam C. Hunger- ford In police court this morning, Judge Willlam F., Mangan, repre- senting the defendant, took an ap- peal from the decision, the court| metting the bonds for the appeal at $1,000 Zebrowskl was arrested two weeks ago when Detective Sergeants Wil- lam P. McCus and George C ger with Patrolman Anthony YV inczus, went to his store and con- ducted a search. No liquor was found in the store but in the cellar of the house at 64 Booth street they found Ye in- a five gallon can more than half [dent of the Wallingford Historical full of alcohol. Several boys who [society. play about the nelghboorhood told ot et the court that they have seen Zeb- rowski g0 to this cellar and get some INSURED FOR MILL}ONS of the liquid, taking it to his store in a cream bottle. Tudge Mangan cross éxamined two boys and brought out that they have been having trouble with the storekeeper, the man having chased and slapped one of them when they stole some clgarettes from the store, One of the boys, about 11 years old, was asked by the defense council when he saw Zebrowski go to fhe As Many as 200 Life Policles 'or 81,000,000 or More Are in Existence in U, 8. ., ew York, Oct, 24 (P)—As many as 200 life insyrances politices for Tnsurance the United States, according to In- WAR ACTIVITY AGAIN RESUMED (Continued trom First Page) appeal to the league, Tho note ex- presses regret that it was not found possible to carry on direct pourpar- lers with Greece, and say' Bulgaria now intends to await the decision of the league. Advance Explained | Athens, Oct. 24 (A—The Athen ageney maintains that the continued advance of Greek troops on the Bul garian frontier is destined merely 1 |relieve a post at Dembi:apu whic) {the Bulgarians are still attacking 11 order to prevent the Greeks fron re-occupying it. IMe agency Inslsts that the coin mander of the third Greek corps ha been forbidden to billet troops civillang in Bulgaria, but that t! Bulgars are continuing hostilities. WHAT GIRLS LIKE | | | | Readers of Novels Insist on Pa- slonate Scenes, Sentimental Moon light and Happy Endings, London, Oct. 24 P—Young “Mi 1925" 1s a sentimental mliss and cager to delve into a love story.| 3ook sellers say a novel with plenty of passion and a few sentimental | ings to her storles, surance Press, Most of the policies ar cellar at 64 Booth street the first time, The youth said in September. taken for roung men were arrested on charges of disorderly conduct late last night 88 a result of a mnoisy “night fore” dance at the Copley Plaza ho- ¢e) held by Harvard and Dartmouth students®and their friendp as a pre- AN HONLST M Marquette, M In applicants for citizensh day, George N. N examint ip the other N dlgturbing the guests. Tinally sev- eral of the youths were ejected HAD ROUGH VOYAGE from ths hotel and their friends Plyniouth, England, Oct. 24 (A rallled to their support. A detall{The North German Lloyd liner Ber. the crowd and The police said USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUE WANTS : Funerals ‘ Frank Price, The funeral of Frank Price was Reld this morning at 8:30 o'clock at the home, 15 Pearl Court, and in St.| Joseph’s chureh at 8. A eolemn| high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. John Donohue. Rev, Mich- ael Keating was deason and Re Thomas J. Laden sub-deacon. lin, arriving today on her maider of police charged voyage from New York, reported ex made the arrests, considerable liquor had heen brou into the dance hall. the trip, the seas most of the tim being mountainous and the wind at taining on occaslons the velocity of 100 miles an hour. | Pall | bearers were Dr. George Flanagan, | Thomas Flood, John Hannon, John F. Burns, Edward Bagley and James O'Leary. At the close of the mass, Miss Laura P. Farrell sang “Near- er My God To Thee.” Fr. Donohue concucted the commiital service at the grave. Burlal was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Ignacy Janik, | The funeral of Mrs. Tgnacy Janik | of 181 Stafford avenue, Bristol, a former vesident of this city, was! held this morning at 9 o'clock in gacred Heart church, this city. Bur- {al was in Sacred Heart cemetery. $5.00, and can CARD O TH! We wish to thank our friends and | neighbors for the kindness and sym- pathy shown us in our recent be- reavement, Also for the beautiful | floral pleces. We especlally wish to thank Dept: 100-N of the Stanley Works. gigned, John J. Kilenk.and famils. Joseph A, Iia—fie—y] H e FALE Savings Acco UNDERTAKER | 16252 | &nu‘h - 1625-3. passbook and Opposite St. Mary's Hesidence 17 Summer FOR FALL PLANTING HYACINTHS, TULIPS, DAFFODILS, NARCISIS, CROCUSSES, JONQUILS. GREETING CARDS Bollerer's Posy Shop 81 WEST MAIN ST, TEL. 86, The Telegraph Florist of New Bri — City Advertisement Competitive "plans and specific: tions for u proposed No. 7 fire st tion house to be built on Stanle strect will be reccived by the Board | of Fire Commissioners Architects interested in this com- petition will receive a program of {nstructions by applying to Chairman | John E. R Keevers, 368 West Main telephone 161. plans with specifications and proposals to be considered shall be in the hands of the Board of Fire Commissioners on or before 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1926. This commission reserves the right to reject any one or all plans or to accept any one plan. BOARD OF FIRE COM- MISRIONERS Danielson, natural- Wminary to today's football game af {zatlon officer, asked a Swedish- Cambridge. born applicant to whom he was a The hotel management ‘warned|Subject and to whom he renounced the participants that they were |his allegiance. “My wife,” respond making so much nolse that they|ed the man promptly. periencing only two fine days during | save "\ 7 Your Dimes The sure road 10 A Dime Savings Bank— That will register each dime which you put into it; holds in your pocket — a handy le heln to build up that FREE to you if you come in and start a Savings Account with one dollar. Then watch the results o| Burritt Mutual Savings Bank S —————— Open‘ Saturday Nights Heads of librarieg tell the samc« {tale as the book eellers, The boom in ek stories, pee. The building, an attractive frame structure costing with fur nishings $17,000, was erected to re- - [place the old motion picture theater used as a church that was desfroyed Iy fire tast 1 { has less than 1 50 FORM REPUBLIC Nome—Ths smallest republic in the world s Tavolara, a littie ix- [1and seven and & half miles from gavdinia in the Mediterranean sea. - ['The island 1s about a mile i land has # population of 50 - | government was proclaimed The a re- {public in 1882, The president i 9 ifilw'!ml for a term of 10 , and - both men and women esercise (he f fvote. Your first #1000 be easily carried unt. Get your your Bank today n length NEW *BRITAIN are will offer in this warket early next | Bosch Mag = { Sunar weel, The original application calls |Ches & O | 3rs NG zor 2 loan of b 0 £5,000,000 and [ M & St P pfd 165 161 IafeAvay and Mizs Ve 26,000,000 and the reduction by the |C R 1s) & ¥ 161y 18 | Atter the busines a re. Gorm svernment s believed 10 [ Chil Cop 51 3h8% and e on « tendared fo Mre, Mapy indicate that the amount of German | C'ol Fuel 4% 418 4% | | nrecant county president o munizipal finaneing will be econsid- |Corn TPred 1ief 3 N I honor of her attainment to the ~“n ‘“f'w”‘r v';:w: ;-,yt-y‘~yiv.o“1‘v s Crn Feel - ; [ higheet office of the soclety in the ! B4 stret (J}W IEiEn il osden il HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN | connty for the second conseentive profits o fnoto: 1em ) AIN . s At the convenian e last | e 10 mOTe esiensl e Hartford Conn.Trust Bld. Burritt. Hotel Bidg. Imonth in South Mancheste A ;‘W:’_\‘ e et phi Tel.2-7185 Tel. 3420 Alrh N cCantiyinasiSnl el ‘ 25,000 svorkma = With a beautiful mahogany livinz (8 F 8 2 e S e e S T e ‘r’('v. oaog from hor - lter memborh ATOOE yioge, eneral Motors, wih 126,00 | ravelers Insurance Co. Qme s N Sl Lo s eniploy earning at the rate of [lopnecott Con Mrs. MeCarthy on the happy 0cea- s o ion fan or about $530, per em- !l.-‘,,ia, Val e sion and demonstration of the vt ang the Ford Motor Co. With | iiarin, ptd 6 nghts estcem in “\H*‘hl“” ‘\: I "‘J l% LEr j7ga0n workers, $120,000,000 & | \fis pac pfd .. associates, were Rev. Matthew \ or $875 per smploye st h s ld nor, Lawrence P Mangan, sttt - N Bought, Sold and Quoted “ice-nresident of the A, 0L M oot University S ! : | Mre. Mary T. Crean, national dire “OrWich LUniversit) | > il ! | 2 : ; 3 T Fire Today | Yorth .Lac Wl G ‘ [ t0r of the Tadies’ Auniltary, A 0. 1. Has Bad Fire Today | X0 -0 % ( i£ A social followed during h ethficld, Vi. Oct. 24 P—Fire [pann Roflroad 18% 18% a = =2 s were rendered by Jo awept through the sec- | piarce Arro I 4315 Z P Other business matters will Kennedy, Matthew Callahan floor of Dewey Hall, the admin- lpap 't ‘g § A 1 57 [TEACHERS' COUNCIL ELECTION |,1c0 be attended to. Marian Egan and Mrs. Mary T tion building at Norwieh Uni- [pay coppor 141 {41, 141, | Members of the local teachers Crean., Miss Mary McCrann render- tv, causing damage estimated {nowding ... 7 sy 87 |councll will make a third effort (0| ok gaKEN OFF LIST ed sole dance numbers and -|a W00, The offices of Prestdent [ gipelair Of1 JAN 105 20 select a president when they will i sponded to many encores. John T |('hay A. Plumely and Dean E. H. lgoutn Pacific 083 uel, k<, |meet next Tuesday afternoon. Two | New York, Oct. 24 (A~Transac- Srean. beeldes mccompanving the|R. Roberts, tha assembly hall and |goun Railway 1143 113% 1137 [mnembers of the councll have already | jons in the capital stock of Canario I singers, plaved eral selections [an engineering drawing room were |‘gpudehaker 841, Ra%e 641, |declined to serve in this capacity | Copper Co. were suspended on the Vrvp?,-f:{wmm wera served burned out | Texas Co {1, [because of the pressure of outside |New York curb market today until I % H | The Norwich cadets and the town | pranscon Ofl .7, [business, but It is expected that the |further mnotlce. hulammuncement 5 , el et - pos be adequatcly filled ‘Tues- |accompanied the actien. M q D] firs department were unabla to £t [1nion Pacific {424, [post will be adequatcly flled Tues- |accompa adical to Speak [cate root collapsed. There was |y & Rubber 9% . ill- | owing to the activties of Ttobort Hitle damage to the lower fioor, |1 5 g % Women Break Silence on Killing 3. ¢’Brien, representing the Na Admiral Dewev laid the corner- | yyogtin H | tional Security league, who in[stone of the building in 1880, He | ya4i0 M 54 18 it {this city preparing to ldrees | a trustee of the university \ ey Everyman's Bible ss tomorrow —_—— | e son clubs of | 2 D - | LOCAT STOCKS ; n o oles ot!Conldn’t Purchase New | i | Braon’ membey (lothes, Girl Is Suicide| Putnam & Co.) IR O 24 (A—Miss Brida | . | T msay MacDonald o e | A rvant in the home of e Sibaks 2 BRAMEUIOU) 3 Ward in the Brighton | ) {or lven i adaress oot rict, cor | suicide by shoot= | oy . & = . ing last night after threatening her |y jun it Tns 1 rson was acl 1 jetress with the revolver when she |\ iy 19 ~ombi S DB mpted to int re. Mrs, Ward |y, 3 Ao Al 14 the beliewd the girl |y Rl ent over her in- ' Are You On Accounts Here Why Not Bring Your Banking Business Here Wi (Ceeae ey P =] 3% points.4Chrysler to 4%, Schu) s ! - s - Stcres 1o 4, And. the. Commarelal MR. LOUIS deK. HUBBARD | T aie 3y 2 o Solvents lssues, Youngstown Sheet | Andy hagy, San Francisco st-bavber, slithers some lather {ana Tube and General Electric to MERIDEN OFFICE moonlight scenes is sure of a big!|across the jowl of the city’s ma; |sale among the girls of today. The|a sudden inspiration and splashes some more paint on the nearby $1,000,000 or more in exlstence fn [modern miss alco like happysend-|oapyag, | Asked what part of September, the | protection of estates because of in- said one library icers Eleeted by tor shares. vouth scratched his head and|heritance taxes, or for protection of | Mmanager, Is a sign that girls have Officers “’L’-'_M by e P Renawed wenkness of French Fhougnt for about a minue, and then | Iarge corporations from loss through | not changed. The strong. silent man| A, O, H. Ladies’ Auxiliary Wall Street Briefs ||trancs. witen conapcea anctner 10 umzm mn swered with an afr of certainty, | the deaths of officers. Some of the|Who proves his love by beating his| Mra Flizabeth Mangan was re points to & new low for the year at | 9 eptemnber 4. The boys proved to|big policies written last year were sweetheart is as popular as ever, {rlected president of the ladi e oot/ [ 4,11 cents, was the feature of the | 2 bo shifty witnesses, talking them- | Willlam L president of the Fox | Another librarian is authori | , A. 0. H., at the anni cel products hud a |ITresular forclgn exchance market Bl[nltt Ijlo'tel Bldg., Ng\v Britain Tel. 2580 selves ont of tight squeezes the de-|Film corporation for 83, the ment that most of the seri ng held in Judd's hall last e ird quarter, net profiy | Pemand sterling was slightly firmer | MEMBERS NEW YORE AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES tense councll drove them into. | which increases his total of $6, | ous reading of today is being dons ning The other officers elocte 7434 aftor ipterest, |aronnd $4.518%. Donald R. Hart, Mgr. Zebrowski denfed that he owned|000: Ramon Novarro, s Ly men. A few girls take out books we Jlaln, Rev. Matthesw Tray- ation and federal taxee, com- | High TLow Olose} the seized lquor or had anything | $3,000,000 with the Metro-Goldwyn |0f poetry and volumes of plays, but'no -president, Mrs. Catherine | pared with S in the third |Allle Chal Ao M% e e to do with the cellar in which it was | Mayer studios as beneficiary; Presi- | most of them select well-thumbed | Kehoe; recordiug secretary, Mrs.|quarter of 1924, Net profit for the [Am I} Su T We Offer: found. Policem®n IPeeney, James|dent Willlaw B. Ward of the Ward | stories of love. { Catherine Kajinowski; financial gee- nine months of 1 7, | Am Can e er: Sullivan and Walinczus fold the | Baking cofpany, for $2,000,000, P o | reta Riss Nellie Coyle; e gainst 504 Am Loeco . T y - court of thelr observations about the | The Jargest payment on a single | YHOMPSONVILLE DEDILCATION | Miss Rose McAvay: mistress-at e Am St 100 STANLEY WORKS gle | YHOME LLE DEDILCATION gl Ay 3 : storel life in 1924 was the insurance ©of | pompsonville, ®Oct. 24 (P—The | 8rMS Mrs. Mary Igoe; rentinel, Mis A dicate headed 1 .hm«h“\\”‘ 0 100 AMERICAN HARDWARE | Henry M. Bylle: electrical en e tha ‘St Nicholas | Heery; chabr of standing com- | ! el & Co. has been advised | Anaconda = AN 2 T |gineer of Chicago, for $1442,732 | Gorvar ‘orthodos parish will be dedis | Mittee, Mrs. Susan Hart: chairman the Grrinan ministry of finan ALt 50 FAFNIR BEARING . {and the next largest was $752,000 on | o R eeh | Tose McAvay., [approved $ 0 [ AL GIf & 2 q Arrested in Boston | f. yico of et Ao s g o eated lomotrovanon x::ls ;l.l m»_lwaW» \ aughesse and | City of 7 | Bald Loco We do not accept margin accounts Boston, Oct. 24 (M—TFourteen|ton, Texas | of Greek socletles from Hari-| e 1| Baitt & 0 . Texa ford, Holyoke, Springfield and Chico- GRo ; AT e 1041 10515 1 ird entimonapo, 1 i1 40 ‘”” en, W at work yesterday at | pt Co com..100 5 E“.“}L“,‘.", ,; New ain Iron Works com- | Billings & g N e oD A e [ Dany on Martford avenue, had one | yillinz: & D 1" Soday ana williad t Bi his ¢ ily piereed by a picee | gristal 10 LRGeS iy el \ 1 Ly Dr. T.. R. Weir and 0 1 P. Wasko: The phy- | = Lhexg ins entertain he the | I { s g bt in the injured eye will be 10 1g Chinese General Takes od 100 Own Life When Losing ST % Shanghal Oct. 24 (P-—Nankin BROKER 1S SUSPENDED 3 reports told of the dramatic suicid New York, O 4 (A —The br : |of General Shir Tse-1.1 firm ¢ M Donald and |commander for General Ch st '1 Con- | 8o |Lien at al. Gene stock excl oday for | "\"qx“x:.m‘\ 'ny\n» ito The firpn was admitted | Stanley A\ ks ‘- - " o r 200, S ley Works pfé Yangtzee. river un ¥ rehip in October, 1900, kS T : i Jheklnas e o : i { Misses Florence and Dorothy Surber, left to right above, have WILL OPEN SCHOOL BIDS | Tnfon Mfz (0 Lovueees { Misses ) ber, feft’ 3 A for 3 B The school accommodations of |« Lt & Pow pfd . | emerged from two years of seclusion in Kansas City to testify Sy .ge of Hsuc the school hoard will meet Monday | Hrd Flge Light for the state in the trial of Roy Garvey ;mset) for the kllhpg rt says, General Shiog lafternoon at 4 o'clock to open biis|N T Gas ok = | of his father, J. W. Garvey, millionaire insurance man. Miss Rl ol '2"» n‘:‘fivy.” - J,fiflwnwm : s ’ 7 Florence Surbe the slain man’s secretar, turned 1t DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER He's Versatile With Brushes Rolph, ttiently for the shas e of the 1000’s Who Have Their Commerci 24, 1925, SEVERAL STOCKS SHOWING: STRENGTH Rising Market Against Fcalures' Trading | » ,,;‘...,;‘ We Offer:— 22| 50 Ragle Lock PUTNAM & CO MEMBERS NEW ORK & HARTTORD STOCK EXCHANGEN IWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN- Tel. 2040 MAKTFORD_OFFICE 6 CENTRAL oW TRL. 1 ke Oct. prices again characterized the open- iog of today's stock market, Chrys- ler opened % higher, at 202, & new | high record; American Radiator ad- vanced nearly 3 points to a new {top at 118%; Commerclal Solvents !A and B showed inltial gains of tand ¥ points, respectively, and U Steel comgnon opened a point higher, | at 120, or within a fraction of the | |year's top. Chandler, which mads | (» sensational advance of nearly 15 points just before the close ye lay, opened 7 points lower, at Another flood of buying orders poured into the market soon after |the opening, sending prices skyward | {in all sections of the list, Steel | shares were In brisk demand in re- | dection of the optimistic trade re- | iports emanating from the meeting | here of the American Tron and Steel institute. U, S. Steel common was 'quickly bld up 2 points to 130, the liighest price since 1017. Before the | |end of the first half hour U, 8. Cast {Iron Pipe had extended its gain to er- | JUDD & COMPANY Hartford, Conn. Members New York Stock Echange Members Hartford Stock Exchange TAKE PLEASURL IN ANNOUNCING 'HE OPENING OF A BRANCH OFFICE Al MERIDEN, CONN ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 UNDER THE MANAGE 33 Colony Strect ‘Telephone 1340 NEW BRITAIN OFFICE Burritt Hotel Bullding vor, James Rolph. Then he has |points or more. . The tape soon fell several minutes | ibehind the market because of the | terrific pace of the initial eutburst of trading. Shorts wers stampeded into covering, pavgicularly in the mo- being an art conneoissenr himself, wai ne to he resumed. pa T pased and | Beth ishionable winter ra Right : iacturing Stocks EYT: PIERCED BY IRON at The New Britain Trust Co. th This Fast Growing Bank