New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 10

Ay LOWELL DISPUTES NEWSPAPER STORY Does Not Recall Statements al New Haven it graduate for citiz comfortabl no danger into the regiment th the tront admidst pri and death: that youth macrifice itself for was worth while but th eolleges have hy no means wholly succeeded in making their students feel ‘that Intellectual life was worth | while, I referred to a which in 1003 found respect for in tellectual ainment ebb at Ha and condifion s A5 proved by the general examin and the system of tntors I do not recall that I =a thing about college president. can anything without being supposed to allude slyly to that course 1 believe promoting health of body and sc and, being human, should cast down by a la r shar tories. In all these matters that most of the undergra Marvard college at the agree | at Americ committe athleties, h of vir 1 thir present d NEW BANK PERSONNEL William J. Raw will take and collect New H of the to take « partment Christmas Lilian ¥ formerly Vleischr will i nan, g High & office employed [HEADQUARTERS COMPANY ! National Guard Outfit Has Pleasant Parishioners to Meet " Intolerable (‘ruelty t conpie 19 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, T:IURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 192 e oo oo Choir to Opera ELEVEN ON TRIAL ENJOYS DINNER PARTY Time at Arch Strect Armory Program of Sporis roit Court Action introdue «hich it hope Osslan | s of th iner durin Darrow ob and Natl icago, anc Dayton, T of n., heads th Associated fle 1 five other Arthur Gar 1 Hays o secuting Attorney Rob « opened this morning’ 7 renewal of thei g 4 t over the defense’s reques | of particnlars, lins hovered 1 came s in ply forward yes member of To Diszuss New Convent < 1. Kinnee bt that did his returning an impartia Tays and Darrow con 1 and Kinnee was dismiseed. on trinl having harrieads the Sweet home Sept verdiot negroes A with have fired a volley of sh 1 Rreiner and rik Hoberg, s wounder Boston Child Burned to Death as Mother Sho 7.8 mother Boston, No Fire ctrotadt il making prre ('ited in Divorce Suit 1g infolerable er ty, Min- fivord Brother The July 14, plaintift ited of Tiridge- tair 1y ¢ effort t fon ginee whie time psband } mistre ore Belie at De- e by veriff Martin H. Horwitz, | ~ ” AN SUMMARY PROCESS ACTION AS MOVIE MIND A action ha City, N, | Nov, & () be Morris Jacksol ashian, rior court wa Tuesday of ished soon afte ar was made to ummary brought by N a coff) payment of cion of the Grerift Marti will be o matier SHIP ASKS FOR PUNDS, LOST NOT CHURCH tev. Wil M A o r funds to carry oy ol o he solicite RESIGNS mount en a prize. ‘ TO WITHDRAW WARSHIPS London, Nov, 5 (P i p Iron T Liellic India Irawi oy will he ANNUAL MERTING t sea peror of be wit fina SPEND ONEZTHIRD ON MOVIF Taris, N (R anaiat nih Art i ) the ent mou ent fn 19 r-going public of Pari movies, The box offices i | by the thea |to the ind more cinema houses | 1a suburbs last yea 0¥ HURDER COUNT Darrow Heads Delense in De- proprie- on 1sed for training boys 8 John T. with t Attorneys ' t tom of the Ku Kux Kian | the back- | rdiseeal answered In the | net | | are 1 Mary ut on Lewis, after a European operatic sta 18 returned to An ca 1o win in American era. M former B ourly vocal G Methodist trair chu Lieutenant Wood Not to Fight Wife's Divor Wilmington Del,, 5 After a Ll counsel Liontenant Oshor Wood, son of Major General L. ard Wood, and f Mr L ey vl it was annour N conference today for custady childrer ant s points 1 | Th . opportur s for them and 1y ot at ins Iotails are later Liew last nig SUES TOR $5,000 ridgeport, 5 (P nie Vitwa in superior fore Judge John W Nov Mrs, te Banks ar conrt was injured ir 1z Hill road July for damages of rom Julius W. Galya, rt. Galya's antomobile agon on which Mrs n ! riding and hurled her 1 most from her str Vitw e fe soat, tif 1| cansing serious injury Buyer and seller me Classified ads. successiul Licuten- P — WAR TIME'WAGE LEVELS SOUGHT BY BROTHERHOOD Prainmen and Conductors, in session (‘apital City Lumber Co. Sues Berlin Residents Luela Clanet, Vineenzo - Clancel, nd Paul Clunci Herlin have b named defen ts fn a suit tor $i5 damages bronght throngh Stewart N Dunning by the Capitol City Lumber Co. Hartford. The plalntift al- leges that a note owed to Vincenzo Clanel by Lucia Clanel was endorsed by the former and by Paul Clanci and s now held by the plaintift, When presented at maturity tor pays ment, it s claimed, payment was re. fused and the wote protested, Act- ing on a writ return C in the court ot common pleas (he first Tuesday of December, Deputy Sher- iff Martin I, Horwitz has attached real estate in Berlin belonging to the defendunts, o o at Chicago. Move for Increase 10 Wages, Chic Pr—~T0s of war time wage le Now. b oration ols sought by transporation Lrotherhoods fn 1923 und 1924 {8 the objective of a new campalgn started Lere The western joint association o general cha n of the Lrother. hood of Rullroud Vratnmen and the Order of Rallway Conductors, mect- here, has upproved sentering on a return of wages in eftect after ra ) heen advanced to meet prices ax (hey cxpanded dur- | ing the war, Such an increuse more than proposals . A, NEWS a World I wirls of grad e mecting for a 1 dunior high s at the v AV, ( v.\ 'I‘v 8 Hf’\‘\' ,I”"WI“‘ at 4:30 % e oG e WAt s i i4te enn tments :“,:, ®lols cut 12 per cent by the United T in enother | States ratlroad lgor board in Ju'\\ e and (e rogram | Wil in| 1931 ranged from 38,04 i day fos clude 1 e "0 |switch tenders to 87 a day tor pas- the iy TR senger conductors. ] inte Campagns for increases in and 1924 brought ba ut per cent of the 1921 reductions. swship seuld Mol and 0ol o qery kins f girls 1923 ested i five CIVIL SUIT RECORDED Oreste Mestleri of Berlin b Vineenzo Pecorelll of Berlin for 874 damages, Deputy Sherift Martin 1 Horwitz has served the wiit, which | Ja returnable in the city court the third Monday of November. Alleged non-payment of a loan is | the basis of a suit for $250 hrought against Nicholas Masters of Diristol by Loutsa Florlllo of Dristol, & Russell Mink issued the writ, which | was served by Deputy Sherlff Martin H. 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