New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1925, Page 12

Flay The flug building ot t NOTED INVENTOR SCHO in Manufacturing Circles | (Special to the Jerald.) Bristol, Dec. 14, — Edward D, |t Haven Itockwell, one of the organizers of | Escape W the New Departure Bell Co, now the New Departure Manufacturing fdence Har ndustrial company, Bristol's large plant and an important unit of the General Motors Corp., died sudden- 1t the Bristol hospital on §; day ight at 5:16 with heart trouble fol ing an attack of pneumonia. He 4 been il only a few days Mr. Rockwell, who was an i entor of note born Ir 11, a small pl; ear Rom | York, on March 1 the son | of Leander and Fidelia Rockwell His father 18 a farmer 1 that Mr. Rockwell | 1q 1, his fathe ommunit 15 only i : to Nlinols AVeRl G aaties o T e g ‘ r ed o general apt Daniel Wall, his so b that place that Mr. | | Willlam I'a er vl-w' . oc ed his early educa- | 1 ‘ oo ] When a young man he moved to | e e , Whers for a number of GOING INTO BUSINESS mall | the cars he was identified with the order house which later hecame Marshall Field store, He Juck Mexican Goy Mexico e At the atitbrealk istol arture time of in that ind starte Bell Oil Wells On Large Scale, & at Half Mast on the administration he New Departure man- ONER I8 SUNK Sailors Have Narrow hen Run Down in Proy- hor Channel, crnment. Will Develop 14 (A—The Thi with pri operating in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1025. ] Kitty Sees the Joke 1 is now in Chic souri society. oy ATHLETIC WOMAN. €7 m ¢ 4. Meuws fie then returned to GETS CROWN O OPFICE In ( ! H one of the or 7or oL ainEs . 4 \ B Ky j1ll company in Bast Bristol and | Former Hostler Becomes Officially | appearing in ri v o1 4 ) the ) Bille class at a connected with that concern up g Head of Pers * I polo. The th wrd of costi mecting will be fol- the time that it was taken over , Dersla, Deo, 14 (P—The | Wag the o [ y bo I class in : the w Departure company in gy t erday | Woman's riding ) nd |1 5 correspondence will meet rred the crown of rsia to [ to Mis r in- @ Khan i, onee a hostler | iroducing cre vl ling for| [Irida Ve class in sign he € 10k then dis- men in pait 1 the DeMolay ] i oath he- Wins & r ner the Mejli mal assem In 1012 ) L brotherhood 1osday and will hold his first | N Ge Rt Saturday morning nirt Wedn nte, Cali in 3 = = ed for cight days s' supper and Show P ' tituent assembly on Sat- v in 32 \ . IEQROEL ar ] 1 ! n A Tonight Y iving > 1 ¢ i on 2 (oot i ! K y he named of Rockwell was fuve ho i | ¥ % T \ 1 r ! X 1 il I t I o ‘ : 5 1 o h y f in re 1 1tk i SLEME IS ILL 1 gi 0 ¥ bl Fla., D Ty & N or 5 1 4 f r retary to | I'r « 4 ! \ of pron i 1 nat ] i | iR | SUIT HEARING. t 1id bl | DIVORCED IN PARIS 1 ord, 1 14 (P)—Cross ex- & nd e| hamas D, Taylor of g ¥ Two American Socicty Women Preed J $2 | of Matrimonial Shackles Lurr | { T 1 ( wo Bl 1 | livorie to two . ol | Nt ] i Y i Doy M | | i NEW MEXICAN BANK r President Call To In<titute New ? Organization Very Soon P r W OU R SWEET AND CLEAN SERM ICE CHANGES GROANS TO CHEERS. WET WASH— Home Wet Waskh Laundry PHONE (- 282 SPAIN SUBSTITUTES O K Wikl TARE ¥ is “White Mule,” only laughing cat in the United States,| Itome—<The Fasclsti liuve prevent It originated in Chillicothe, Me., 2 70 48 per- | manent mascot of the M SR 04t IN 50 YRS. LOAFS AROUND STABLES iy the Assoclated Presn, ed a hoycott proposed agalnst Valen- : |m~yq-m ,\mv\' s for marine In\:.x:“m,,, flims because of Rudy's inten- [hard-boiled: Private Frank | tion to hecome a citizen of the {8 cking to mount, grabbed a United States. Mliitia in theaters [ by the hump when it was belr 1 | permitted no notse but applause. through the streets from a show. ton of camel fell on him, breaki his collar bone his il The marine i8 now recovering 1 the camel is dying. amel |1 een i1, New York—Manny Strauss, organ- cr of philantrophies has never made speech dn his life. o when a t was glven him at the Astor nd crackir | |there were no speeches, for he did e {not want to hear tributes to which Berlin—Fran Erna Weingrube, | he would have to respond. who welghs 257 pounds, can thank her size that she has not been pun- | London—A ar ol chess shed for stealing five ehickens trom | prodigy Russian boy named Riv- jury looked at two | kin, has come to light. He defeuted the ¥Frau and de- | Jose Capablanea in one of 46 simul- elded that she could not squeeze | tancous matches, through the nor climb the | | Berlin—The play ain” is bewil- 5 A | dering Germans, as they \ elrn o t 0 c8sn wl frut 1,". \) lr‘m Hes O erstind why ¢ arrat, Moslem bandit leader, 48 f o050 e 50T e of Pago men have been detafled to bhehead |4, M. De venel, French high com. | migsioner in Syria. Hessan has writ- \ ten of his intentions to a newspaper, | -ondor heen < [ Walter § woul | Tondon—Members of the hiouse of | have been no boundary commission, ' 1 at Scottish Minister Baldwin has st with the Royal corporation, | I'rime dinner lords prone to whisper that a s is a bally old fool or something such must he carcful now., Ampl fiers have been installed | Ossining, N. Y. New York—Lawrence Lynch, | formance of a musi | driver for a grain firm, has had his | sented by guests at | first day off in 50 years. He observ- | performers are counted, because o After each per- il comedy pre- |« 1t by lounging around his em-|member of the cast of a prison | ployer's stable, i\hm!, dressed in women's elothes, o lonea eseaped by mingling with | women visitors, SALLIES' YULE KETTLES BOILING T00 SLOWLY With Nine Days to Go $660 still is Needed For Annual Christmas j MOSUL TERMS VAGUE League Likely to Intervenc—Turks Mot Enthusiastic Ahout Proposed | Arbitration Plans, 1, Dec. 14, (P)—Article 2 Dinners, of {1 nant of the league of na- | wime needy families in thiy city | ons which provides former Turkish |, " oin 40 b disappointed and a itorics should be handed over to |0 e o\ Yaren to whom Santa Claus mandatory power until they are [\ = e FlE e us to stand alone is being consid- 1 in conncction with the te ecn Great Britain and over the Mosul boundary line wtion Carl the treat at 2o discourag: alvation army ‘Turks evince no en the mediation in the kettles out for the past several days < R hi Bey, head of ¢ | on the streets and their revenue ) kish delegation which h heen far below the average. With «l to continue the di 75 needy families with which to sup- *aris, where he con urkish mi 300 chil- for toys and lookir v Christmas i ren who will ster and pos- Kk with Premler ! it ns to Gene from Angora come s saying Ismet Past nier, in an address to the may hay 1 befor: while «ing, 10 date only $140 has heen | taken in through t ttles, while a . the pre- | total of $500 is ne With only assembly e more “collecting days” between od that the Turks pre- and Christn a settlement of the contro- [H\mynl\ the e He added that no serious of- [not be very fat at the fer of mediation has been put for- | quarters, ward and declared that no offer which would act as the basis for an understanding had been proposed. If the parties to the dispute do not come to some agreement shortly, it | is helieved the council of the leagy of nations will hand down its a bitral sentence, Meantime it is as rted in league circles that persist- ent efforts looking toward mediation will continue were venting versy goose wonld sallics’ Tiead- | year are a Santa Cl. | mas tree. aus and a Christ- DIES SUDDENLY |ing faneral services were being held | for Tablo Iglesias, the noted social- |ist tader, Don Antonio Maura, for- prime mintster and one of in's most illustrious citizens, drop cad as he was descending th bt BURIED IN EAST HAMPTON. | stairs in the home of his son near 1st Hampion, Dec. 14 (P ~Com- | Mad serviees for Charles O'Clark, [ Maura and Iglesias long had been nent Montre man, | bitter encmies, When in power It were | Maura ruled rod of fren. 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Miss Dorothy McCall, church have formed a Girl Reserve | Phys ircclor at Washington club which meets at the Blue Tei- [ $chool is leader of this club, and angle club room. 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