New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 29

e e ENGLAND OBSERVES SHAKESPEARE DAY Famous Actors Take Part in Events Marking Occasion Buick Motor Co., a division of | 15 & fireman in the navy. The bride {liceman George Collins of Winthrop | Gencral Motors, has recelved an or- | ‘ensame London, April 38 UP—The sesnd |2 & (TIAR In the navy, Thebride| 0 o0 oo sy e SR oo o 0 tlahs)l sara) trom b | Byt e o s | strec argaret Gooby, four 3 il 28 weeping /, e [ birthday of Bhakespearo was cele- |~ ool Gross of South Maln |Biven under the auspices of (i old duughted of M and Mra 1ghlin Motor Car Co, of Mon ‘A W \:»X:x .I‘l\‘ 1 A sw obing We Offer: ij. | | | gl AT &Y h e o fils 3 s received | advance prices t0o! ace in to + prated throughoyt the British Tales street, has Jolned the aales force of |Gulld of Bt Thorase of the church | Qoo oo 1y £l airooh Ratitterc i R0E 8 sk BRI e seoalied | A AHICE I pEGhe 00K ALy today, Nearly every city in Eng- |the Schrocdel Knltting Go. |of 8t John the Evangelist, at the [ed a fracture of the right leg near A AT OR: bl UL e New York Ied- land had a speclal Shakesperean per- —_— Burritt hotel last evening, was ono|tho thigh, shortly before noon 1o. e Festia Ll i s LR L tate l formance, : {of the most brilllant soclal events of | day, and was taken to New Britain Stnent Prasilat Basset of the |accompanied by recessions in other atpIie Haymacksk (hsetengtiorel] e sommodutions prepared | General hospital, Mrs. Colling was Buick Co. considers the farift | mone accommodatio The there was a matinee at which Sybil {for 400 were taxed to their capaeity, | not held A SR B QONEICATA e ! 3 o Y : sadet | 4 charge provide ppening for gub- | early gains ran from one to 12 3 '] Thornduke, Gwen Frangoon-Davies, | e, Wwhistand "45 were played | Tn e statement o Sergeant par. | CHU Peoviden an opening for sub- | carly gain Jranirononokloqtls) Common and Preferred Nigel Playfalr, Ben Webster and [with thoso at each table mclecting | rick J, O'Brien, Mg, Collins. wata S U LR L0 AT call e {Ti6ty of laiiss, Dintastonal bose | many other famous actors gave [thelr favorite game and making {she was turning into Monroo street, | OMOVile manufacturers, traders apparently were caught nap- | scenes from “The Merchant of | h A} their own rules. As the pla from Avch street, when the little iy ot tha U B BLael oornos | A by s et e el Venloe" {n modern dress, This per- R — T U B o Rl EIe )| gl ewlinates alx o old (irolhian]| ERILINGY pCitial Ml O L A L D O B e T e — formance was under the direction of g p, | Small - card bearing the words: | Raymond, stepped Into the rondway, | "8ton for the ALRINS 8 x Sinain . L | o ¢ ot © rade o= (appearing on the tape representing the Dritish Empire Shakespeare so- Dflllgmer of EX-GOYCFIIO] Mflll ‘Good evening. Play your favorite | Mrs, Collins sald she coutd not ayvoid | &' AR th AR e it GO, ARt J DD & OMPAN i clety. S | game. Make you own rules. A prize | striking Margaret. Raymond had a e T O e e R e SR S Commission At Stratford-on-Avon, the birth- m,d in wa[erbm‘y or cach table” The tabie prizes | fortunate escape, but wi rribiyfComParad g TS ST RPN ported a growing in MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCR EXCHANGR place of Shakesp: Bridges |consisted of a pack of finely bound | frightencd at sight of the little girl "::""j g ‘l‘i’y_' ||H"':|Iv ¢ "(“m i Tab (At aublio aart alnatlbhyanais MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANG R ¢ dlrecte vo Shakespearcs e I playing ecards. tosides there | \ e first quarter of 19 Allo g b sr ey JU NG, PEA > Adams directed two spearcan | hw i ard . Besides th 1 re | n pain, Al ing for similar depreciation and |[renewal of the activity on part | __Jubh BUILDING, PEARL ST., COr. Lowis St § performances in the fmprovised London, Conn.,, April 23 (@ Were tWo door prizes, onc a silk pil-| At the attoenoon LR SN AUEIAn depreala quarter | of “bull” pools, whose operations HARTFORD, CONN, TELEPHONE 2.9131 theater which Is temporarily replac- R 3 o o {low nwarded to Mre. Willian £yves nefcomiors |2 1oL GIATEaD aRhn. e AN S il e New Britain: Burrite Hotel Butlding. Tel, 1815 i : 2 ho election of officers Whose { Noble and the other o et oryse | tablo e expect 'l &n ippaeats T ing the Memorlal theater, destroyed {Noble and the other a set of erys- | table be expecied, and A A 2 O e R B R e Meriden: 33 Colony St. Tel, 1340 ey <i e R expired Bthlshvenrimun OIS aolale 811610 e hisli 8o s el on o et o e A v Do $8.00 and $3.16 a alinrc [efbo Lvtioatines d2 Saotatats Bristol: 124 Maln St Tel, 2105 At the O Victoria theater in M2in busincss of the morning ses- | uaarded (o si I. Ringrose, [cept the fracture of ] | The outlook for the second quarter s L e T —_— SO London, which always has kept the #lon of the closing day of the Con The hotel was decorated with | The child was taken to the hos- ar s considered M-.»n; "". nle ‘m‘-.w‘ '.! ~il"““:“\' ”2‘4”\‘-”.“‘, 4‘“‘,\v T PRINCIPL fag of Shakespeare flylng at popu- nocticut ~Congress of Parents and iy furnished hy My sarn 1o by Edward Timbi clrkfithough production s ity IR 0 rrar e et R ratalot lncime) lar pricos, thore were two per- | Teachers' assoclations being held |coll, while the varlegated gowns of Monros pharmacy, across the :" hi =) '"Lf'.fy‘"‘" ""”l" el Selats b Genor iriol aalios Safety of principal formances, ' Repertory companies iy here. The following officers were |the women afforded a pleasing eon- | streot. front the seeno. ot o aecl. | but the S OSGIE R DALY R RO traditionall Uaclllng fon i Marketabllity Birmingham, Liverpool and Man- vlected for two years: {rast to the sober-colored cvening | dent. Mrs. Colling was 50 unnerved AUNSLILEgSHE oY een Cllon AR e L During these days of drastic recessions in market prices the favestor chester put on Shakesperean plays First vice president, Mrs, L. clothes of the men, My sold ' that it was necessary for a fri urll vin Ll Houneenion i hat fha atask wonld b has an especially fine buying opportuni he general condition hd travel i o8 Watson (re-clected) of West H luring the evening and many favor- ' drive her ear home. She is a clerk | = Ster 2 { rings about this Tt ia SR m\.nw‘.“_sm_:;? L e (T o Dinn N e el el niliG Tube, after dividends and deprecia- | a dividend of 75 cen shars and judgment in following tic ahove investme pn‘nmplel. ¥ i & 2 i iR st i e R - charges, has not fallen below clared on the new ur policy and aim are to give the fnvestor sound and unblase At Stratford-on-Avon the red flag ‘vl”m.-lm». £ecreta '”',' Lfll,” rt A, ed in small roschud "‘~I‘»" ) 000,000 in any first quarter P had heen approy v opinfon based on authentic information covering companies whose of soviet Russla was flown beside the Boardman of kast Windsor (rc-| Among the lurge co. it pr 1923 to 1926, The first stockholders. Practically a securities we helieve are aftractive at present levels, colors of other nations. M. Mai elected); general organizer, Mrs. were many guests from Hart- KILLED BY BEAM A A T &inaar s S aBtR RIS the charge d'affaires of the sovict George O. Busher, Burnside. R. J* ford and Bristol, ol Lils. Aear ‘l‘" J R e embassy sent a wreath of vlolots, D. (re-clected); editor, Mrs. Henry — The general committee in charge NG i '”f}".‘:',‘,' ?”‘,‘ s with a strong investment demand Hlaces, roses and wistaria to Do M. Bullard of Guilford; auditor, |of the ted of Miss Marie | preavy Timber Falls 15 Storics, oot I L i tar | noted for the seasoned dividend pay- placed on the tomb of the Bard. Mrs. Alfred €. Wurts of Ifartford: McGrail, i Miss Mary ] s O O T T e R e et g © English press §8 making o | councillors, Mrs. Newton H. Hoyt Clancy, Miss Marion Camphell anid | Steiking New York Man On The A7 S i the first | Hei b S great drive to raise sufficlent funds | of Stratford and Mrs. Alfred Hig- | Miss Elhy Titrgtson Mlieyw tresably, R LI KRRl o R 0 shaves before the ond. of to replace the Memorial theater at |son of Danbury, [#ssisted by @ number of sub-com | SiT AN oD o1 Ga o e Bl et Kot Stratford-on-Avon with a bullding | The following re elected [mittees. The proceeds of the social | wow York, April 23 (B uck by of $671.219 for {he first quar- Wall Strect Opening 9 whieh will reproduce the main fea- ' chairmen of standing committees lust night will bhe turned into the v 18 foot wooden beam which full e et ‘,'” ol shing : The unexpectod decrenso. in the Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tclephone 2380 tures of all theater of Shakespeare's | for the ensuing year: {huilding fund of 8t. John's church [0 (he 15th floor of & building aE dlods ,”‘, ol A R Federal erve hank MBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES time and combine with them all | Americanization, Miss Mary Tot- (and the fmmense success which West 86th streef, whose con SPLLIE 0 nenveluakalierbiy e Lork el e bane A S 2 modern equipment necessary to ter Hartford; child hygiene, Dr. d the fivst attempt of = the | ymjon he was supervising, oJseph Sl buying ord inte the stock mive — o “ staging of all great productions. [Allen G, Ircland of Hartford; edu- Kuild in this linc, has assurcd that | ¢ innerg was tnstantly killed today tockholders of {he New York | ket overnight, with the result that 3 i cation, Mrs. W, 1. Bowes of Bris- L will be an annual affair of the|y,00n gmith, a fo il \‘\m‘\ Title & Mortgage Co, and the 1 | opening prices displayed a strong WE OFFER |v.‘ H. t]:mhnrn and H,‘; wife, Julla | tol; farm bureau, home cconomics, |churel cr employed | ‘J "“"*"“' ters | Title Guaranty Co, have ratified (he | tone. General Llectrle opened A ow, have announced the gift to | Miss Dorothy Buckley of Hartford: | TR s o ol | DTODORSN tereer: 6F fiia b cam. | poluty Higlint and Tilbisl gates of the Memordal theater at Stratford- | Founders' day, Mrs Ralph G VOTED FOR LINGOLN, rrested on technieal eharge of :':I]'; ”n‘x:.’w‘ 5 ': ..:.\ 5 \;v‘fh. \,,:\ e RN initial gains ot 25 Shares Hart & COO]ey on-Avon of the scenery, costumes | Humler of Hartford international ) homicide, The beam slipped from a Title & Mortgage (o, with cap- | Woolworth, Plerce Arrow, Genera Pri licati and other properties of all ten of | wo M James K. Penny of | i 1 vope noose as it was being ]n\\».l“ SAiAl funds ot ore than $£30,000,000 | Motors, Baldwin and Atchison rice on application toelr productions of Shakespeare's | Danbury: juvenile protection, Mrs, | L rom one floor to anot ““““‘; Sl e Bethlehem opened nearly a point g 5 Mary 1. Field of West ¢ Hav herg was seerefary and tre '*“1'"’”" | higher in reflection of the repor We Do Not Aceept Margin Accounts Sothern fn making the an- | kindergarten cxtension, Miss Il hEgeanoratiGhigl SR oReCRES IBR Y HAS GREATEST | for the first quarter, showing $2.66 nouncement safd the collectlon had | Littlehales of New Britain; legislu. | 1tev Lyman S, Johnson Sends Tetter |y et 00 8 ion. [ia Biges wioned o b Genes cost himuel? and his wifs g great |tions, Mrs, Ward Dufty of Weet e {ock, s ags $1.66 In the firs ! L st T 5 . Wa ity of Wes £ Felicitation (o Nowly Elected - T stock, as against $1.66 in the first feal of time, labor and expense “hut | lartford; literature for children, | OF Fellcitatio Military Posts Program | L - of 1925, Dlailane Ereal pleasireHn glving 1t Ars S Bulla Holtomb lohn o ot | Mayor | (18 “ull Approval | R les in the first > new oA nanra Moot O el o 2 | yor. . [0 Approval | ey in i lo the new Shakespeare Memorlal | Hartford; magnzines, Mis. ibert Among the most hi wen Is Given Full m!l pavor- | Treasurer Chamberlain Reports §2,- @pproximated $430.000 Ligsteriasian exprossionlofiot doon | A8 SkoTlan ot A nostent wocin: ot tho nunievonis lotiers. of eon-) Washington, April 28 (@ —tavar Buying orders were spread over ‘“‘"‘»“v‘“ that project, which means | jorship, Mrg, 1 Iph Carrington of {gratulations reccived by Mayor Gard- | 4! A """”" & ""‘“H’_'_"I“‘“‘”‘”‘wm o 001.03 On Hand At Close of an unusual road list with A : 50 m‘nc;v) to ghnt ;l-‘,n,:hslpys‘;u-;uk(nr Waterbury; motion pictures, Mrs, {ner €. Weld sinee he was installed in it sl AR Sonsliutiicn Viscal Year traders f Lidding for il people throughout the world.” i Joel C. Leighton of v Haven; | is one reccived today from | the W I A e i stocks i) o * their ¢ HARTFORD Th ERiE et or .\;vhsot]! o7 | national ‘literature, Mrs, Henry M. | Itev. Lyman & Johnson who cast his | Db L RO R A e ew Britain Institute closed | mitments. General Electric quick. NEw-BRI,TAIN hade at a meeting of the Eng- | Barnard ok I door, | ¢ vote for Abraham Lincoln, and ool bt i ey -y extende 8 go 0 over . i aking wnlon ol Town ot | SAMArd of. Rocky Hill; outdo i te for Abralam Lincoln T et Se e h0ah seal year with a balance of §2- | Iv oxtavded ity gain to over iy Burritt Hotel B|d’_ £ on at i Mrs, ArthibhEfdes of' Bridgeports |who volod for Weld this nionth, i retary Davis which is the greatest amount | points, Na Jumped 4 ol 3430 bl E,flyfl:-u(;\]nnus asioages | press, Mrs. Perey Bidwell of Rocky | e = ',',.,“.l“,f ved by the house, The |carried forward in many years, and A n Tee, Du Pont, 1 et nere exchanged on the oacaslon of|ipii” antety: Sdtkation Mrs. C. M. | : N i AT | Receipts during the ace on Mo emington T . pggcs o i safety ation, L : ates F ats | money would he taken from the pro- | Reccipts during the year, accord mingtor Vi eelebration of | Shakespeare's | Humphreys of Hartford; speakers (alldl(h‘t(‘:\ File I)(}(d e R S R R O LR s i £ q w T s RN nlonRneRel oo o W i e s o O ampaign Kxpenses 1= of he sl o e, e O Pittsburgh and West Vir ‘m \”»fl ]Avu and - r’r \.\vy.vw»lmz: (ln nd of New Haven; Mrs A Statements of election expenses | P i, ": imittee struck ont the pro- | cluding: City of New Dritain, ap No ok ad N orke cablod! the English unfon ! mpown o Bridge porl, and Mrs. D. | have heen filed with Town Clork A i) A have authorized [propriation, $82,000; interest ani Coast Line sold t0 t Lo ted JSE el lines M oulnil o Sel s tin fual | . T Nows: icharitol mpnlonsndienee iy SRt S IEE LR S B B0 fund, $3,1 [ o \ spor r. Sothern's e SRBED 3 ristol; spiritua Ihompson as follows: On P e520.000 for barracks and $180,000 [dividends on general fune 80, points ahove 50 l A H d 1sport Mr. Sothern's collection ining, Mrs. Frank A. Porter, | Torello, eps for two | Bl ey med officers’ quar- | Woodruft fund, income for books, | final quotations, shares merican Hardware ® of charge and that the Amer or non-commissioned | | : iizntion was recommenamg | New Haven and Mra. M. Dex-jclgura, In s campaign for election | (0 % e ieriden Fiold, Mich., and {$150; income Trom D, Miller fumd. | hile public participation 0 it S L mOLNUNG | Hinttardy suidealel nii. Meo, fourth ward councilman; Il |78 &4 BEITEEE income from _ William I | doubtedly was In Jurge volume, 5 Shal’es Landers Frary & Clark Its members contribute to the o , St Pl 4 € R v $700; Y oot P - : 2 ) und for {he erection of th o o 1 Krough of Wes Hartford; d Greonst repu g = T00; fines, i rent ftranster of encrmous blocks o Mémiotinl thoater ¥ © NCW { gtandards in literature, Mrs, Lesii nomi for alderman in FLOWERS VS, GREB usiness & Professional Wom- | stocks, ranging from 1,000 to 10 1 ST | Newherry of South Windsc ixth ward bad no expenses; Vietor New York, April 28 (P)--Negotiae club, $099.96; east side Nbrary, | oo shures, indicated the huying ° AT RS iliritt, Mrs. Henry LOlior, jr., ot | Watking,| fourthtwardafdermanie |, oW S0 SREE G e BT i balance from preceding year U selling by powerful financial Claims Totalling More Bridgeport; nomination committee, | candidates, spen fora box of 5 und middleweight ehampion |$102.42. Total, $44,227.27, iterosts, In many quarters there PN T - s Than Four Million Dl‘()m)ed Mrs. George Chandler, Mrs. T, cigars and $3 for sonal services; it on May at Madison | The chief items of expense were: | ywag lisposition to D EQ T {10 S— s i ) o Merrill — Shaw, Mrs. William 1t | L.eo For and H. I Johnson tarden between Tiger Flow- [ Books, $10,841.23; salaries, $21 Federal Reserve bank's action as Washington, April 23 (®—7). : G Garden §1.083.01: : Letion A3 | iandarg [ rman- vican mixed elaims | Ste€le, Mrs, I L. Knapp and Mrs. uneil candidates, spent nothing gro titleholder, and T 21; heat, $1 lght, $1,283.205 Fan jndication that the corrective e i 6y Gt o 2 cinima | We M, Quigley, Lernadgite Loomis donated $200 1o Pittshurgh. Both b building repalrs and improvements, | movement, in stock prices had pro- |, oo - s = o 6,852 of Amb Other officers, w terms do republican town commitiee, 1l signed con matehm $1,413.46. o 1 gafticien far to permit . Co 511 ¥ ) I seven Rritish tan) not expire this roand who will Wi the nominer of hoth partics for \feMalion announce | e = lower rediscount rate as & stimulus . &I y el sunk by German submarines, e h0ld their same offices are: Dresi- (4 collector; ity Treasurer Curt woren Germany’s Exports for to husiness, ma lines of which Bt 100 andard O : : e ' B Wooalor W f Ido he republican town MANS HONORE S L) i B o g : o ¢ 00 % ndard Ol company of New 4ent. Mrs, I Wooster Webber « lon g the repu JUDGE YEO ) 3 , 7 had shown a marked falling off in AP S R R e B R MR G mit Haslt, eloetod | ocitie, Aprit 23 @ - Juiee Bi- - March Show Good Balance | e et Gaion Zng 148% i dalffon: Bhiladelphin ana Picree 0l | Mrs. S Wales Dixon of Hartford: | (0 the hoard of relict, NS End M. Yeomans, recently AnDOInt- | pinin © AN 93 (A Germany's | el Low Glo [”"‘ 1,“[".» ‘1‘, " i corporation of New York sought tuls | fourth vice president, Mrs, 12, 1| Alexander T, Olson il M ed as a superior court indge, WAS | <porig for March were 240,000,000 i o b . R i ‘3‘,:‘ AllXIOUS [0 vlsn U s B“t amoynt as the differences Detween Feicht of Bridgeport; recording | #nd Join €. Buckley, elected to the |10 C 1y oliand County Bar | rks in cxcess of the month's im e e S ubber ey ak the $6,050,665 paid by England to | secretary, Mrs, Ward Church of | council, spent o eachi JOIN L eaciation today, when e ek | oM. comprising a total value of xly‘“ i S ‘,i 99 |17'S Steol 1203 W V[J tY Ush wubsidiaries of the claimants North Huven; treasurer, Mrs, A, H, | Mechan, coune GG E R A ed a traveling haug, The Nnarion | 1OSt 500,000,000 marks ($119,050,- | AT " 100 101 Wabash Ry 0I'L Jus et tie $10,607,500 alleged value of | Yost of West Hartford; historian, | ©% il ) Elat tion was made QUCI N 200 ’ |5t B S 16 1 Ward Bag B — hips in free market. Mrs. George B. Chandler of Rocky 1 registrar, contributed ourt, in sossion before Judge EAM=| i month's exceas, which ts mora |4 i R 2 | Wioat: Blac bl e Hill; registrar, Mrs, C. W. Plumi |0 1he republican campaign, okt C. Simpson, opened for the day. |ian double the excess for February :“’ Sug e 681z 681 :\ S Berlin, April 23 (® — Former i = 5 il registrar, Mrs. C. W. Ph i a2 L N with 121,000,000 marks and Januass |Am Tol & s = Vhite Moto own Prince Frederick Willlam S . - of Termville; advisory board, Dr (IRLST U Tot 5 Over ¢ l(menc‘nal‘l‘ Relative o G R R R e e e 2% with §8,000,000 marks, fs attributed A Tob 16 Willys Over. ., 25 vould Iike to visit the United States, Is Facing Deportation .o ronen: i "y B T D ving &5 ] to the inereased exportation of manu |Aln Wool e Lot e He has been talking about it for ittle, April 23 (1) — Georges | & R Rowhoat, Paying $5 factured goods, which totalled 122.- Ana Cop i some time, but has heen discouraged I"erdinand Louis Andre Gatineau, Dr, A, G. Treland. . [ Y idlasa A prl ) D eat h S 000,000 marks and the bulk of whicl LOCAL STOCKS somewhat by those whose advice he grandson ot Georges Clemenceau, B S SR i Henry Tord Jlatest antique is a comprised textiles and finished stecl (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) 18 «’**'\;-1 recently it was pointed “The Tiger" of France, will be re- = . hadly warpe v old rowhoat, I} and iron produc — out to him that conceptions of h turned 1o his country by the feder Secret Indictments Are Throngh his representative, William S i Bisiet BTt 0 the Wit Which Aphearadit - 3 7 . 5 T aly 1 SO, 21, . > N YORTR A1 «f " . 0! 3 yeriment, If he fails to rase tunds - Returned Against Brokers | 7:vor. 1 manufncturoe e Chtvin Clavkson, 11 tmantns | RECETVE DR, BRAY'S FORTRAIT i it would skpoke Rini his passage to the Far Fast by Boston, April 23 (F)—Secret 5 Pl AEEG R | vles 1. Clarkson of 87 [ The Ith department has se- 0 "“-\‘l"mm SO LSHL whd e & dnesday, Immigration Commis- i have been returneq | oVIOr Hlaueted oy Nve. strogt; dicd. (his morning La framed portrait of Dr. He Visit there might be embarrassing to e ced ald av. . = in the yard of-William Diell, livery- | Bradlye strect i Ty Bray, who at the time of 1 his admirer 1 to the, American r Weedin said today. al Boston hrokers, < ) He is survived by bis parents, two 1 : P nment. Consy tly X i1 Gatineau entered the United States hecamo known today, when inspec. | Man of this place. e had come 1o e e and four | death was chairman of the board o ‘Z"”'.',i . }’“ e ': Vi at New Orleans two years ago on a tors hegan making arresis | on | OP*n negotiations with Di brothers, William, Tom, Harold and [ health, and who at one time was su g0, at 1east for the pres Bt Lwo wecks visitor's permit. He was charges of larceny by irregulari sign which FUEE vintendent of 1t parme K ormer crown pvr:m;. ke ;1;, prominent in soclety here until he in transaction of business. The f Way N < will he held fo- {#nd the picture will be hung in the ibed a3 Analng it ;‘ri“s'om: was detained February 6 Eor e T+ ried fo 1 L et { the | main office s bed as finding life irk: 8 detained February 6 on a bad (wo fo surrender were Frank . o i ] lock at the | 5 Blsihonse atlOels amins DicERs chieek investigation, Dravis, who has offices at 60 « = odore A, Greene TR n Occasionally he ~ = e sress street, and John towill Sl it Wiat ConerEaiio MEETINGS AT €, OF ¢, % et ‘-"nm“; i 7 roke | v 1% cometery, i < rova st now he He Wa Run Off Road Davis surrendered 1o answer | coliceting there, of Commerce rooms my\lu ternoon vv ¢ 4’\" .1‘. . :I\\ml]: n; Daricn, Conn., April 23 (®)— Wil rges of larceny 00 shares of — SRy AR The Mast hers |4~‘~~ ";” hAL o reedom o llam E. Bowman. motoreycle officer [stock valued at $5.400 from James | Beeanes Qhin P . m, infant daughter of | cittion meets there at 5 o'clock. The | 2 R RO, on patrol over the post road, was Campini of H NOH g ;l“mp(h Ship Pi son o Bl “l,fi”} i Iavam of §§ |(rallic regulation committee meets| Erin i All western Europo 1s olosed to curried to the Norwalk hospital to- | Hines faces : e lla ) But Lands in Jail pogand Fogealt i = 1t 4 o'clock and the uniform hours ! Er prd him «s well as Italy, Poland, Russia diy with an injury to his foot re- |ceny of and money | Boston, April 23 (A—A Sl the Tamils Tioma |comm meets at 4 o'clock in the | Fam vers .1 e Balkans, Hl“vx:‘l’v‘s-(\c.v‘ in ceived after his machine turned 'from Charlotte (. Hopkins of Con 1 a Houdini to eseape et Inter- | Chamber rooms. i ber 3 1 o al com- ‘ The officer elaims that ar cord, LS brig was S et | T G Asphalt i 8 R ; via_ doem’t temobile coming in the opposite e sston polic tation ! N 1 MUCH INTEREST IN BUREAU. | Gonl Blec 1 WELS, L) America, ‘Im“‘t‘“"fh 3 1 A = == | - \ P fan 3enl ) a1 ouches s imagination and excites rection was driven with intent to run T 10 T Jolin Ronvold, seaman Wil Christ, assista G Motors § 1t & Co s g e e n ity " Boy Under 16 Found eamahint Arllnelon vonis 1ot thal Chambier o (Cort GUNoHN e pailr ety So 1U0 i interast, landine Antanti! as he The: offitar on his motorevele was I)rl\'mg Auto Truck h a list that was not |ported this morning that Ore Aadse a4 has said, to see it some day. ced off the road and a portion of pecial Officer Ellingwood, doing | due to he SR HER NaERed | F l S motonis andiotierals Shorerinnid L {3IN.B M » A TO JOIN - foothoard crushed a foot. 1t duty at Willow Brook park ow deck [ unerais free use of the new 1 Gulf s NB M ped 1 FAONEESA T JOIN UBOUR Was claimed by the police here that picked up a boy whe admitt u established las ek by " 1 ;] Niles-B e ‘ The f ure of New Brit- utomobile was a pilot car for a will not be 16 years of age but still | S==—————=""""{ Chamber. Calls and requests for in- 3T Cen g N S : in's ex-mayors has been removed 1 of liquor and search is heing September, yvet was dri rs Mrs. Mabel Williams. ormation, itincraries, camp Sites | ynq O ) s & W wall of Mayor Gardner C ie for hoth cars, utomobile The hoy the iro Thoy im over tc Funeral services for Mrs. Mabel land railroads are bei received . I Co . ice at city hall for the — - Berr Clark of Franklin nd < Williams, wife of Jolin Williams, will | constantly. | 18 havi ex-Mayor A. M VISITS PRES, COOLIDGE sent @ out with th truck ¥ - — be held tomorrow ternoon at 2:30 - ‘- E 1% S w Paon 's pletu added. l‘l;m\-‘!s.\ Rtufus M. Hemenway of this city lcasowas turned over to Probation | st PR s o'clock at A, M. E. Zion church. Rev. | FIPNIR BOWLERS' BANQUE: % 14 s p wad the frame prepared. leaving yesterday called upon President |Officor Connoll Repalatlon ]()ll(‘_\ Is . Walters of New London, form The fourth annual banquet of the |1en 85 5% { B3% ey Works pid 07 X lone bla space. Inclusion of his Coolidge at the White House, but Fosetdil bl Once More Assailed | of the church, and Rev. James [ combined Fafnir bowling leagues | onis & Naoh 1 5 3 Rt TS o ) \otograph complete the group. he refused to divulge the nature of | Faday / g Washington, April 23 (®—Charges | y t of Hartford will officiate. | will be held sday evening, April q 1173 ( o o 20 T —————— o o /; S0 | 9 7 3 » ‘ S SUI Jita canverseilon; with the prenaens | Letieral Judge Ander N T Interment will be in Fairview ceme- |27, at 7 o'clock at the Norden Tun- | N Public Utilities Stocks, MAN, 18, COMMITS SUICIDE 2ving that it was a personal maiter. Is Ordered to Answ €I [5250.000.000 treasury bonds 1o be | jopy galow on Arch street. The banquet i B el P Haverhill, Mass., April 23 UP— Mr. and Mrs. Hemeny ¢ in| Washinglon. Arril 23 (P—Federal |, nan reparation for set- will be followed by the awarding of 3 . t James S-year-old resi- r T mes T Washington to attend the cbnvention :Judge George W. English of the ent i American war TR 1 a special entertainment is ! 82 jent of Dr 3 fou dead. of the Daughters of the American {Eastern Jllinois district, was com- | claims was o “stup Sleal" | pm——— anned for the evening. TR 6415 with a bullet wound through his Revolution. Mrs. Hemenway is re- 1 today by senate 10 ap- | from American faxpaye 3 ey 1 14 110 head, when a chambermaid opened gent of Esther Stanley chapter of on M 1 house by Repre- MANAGER OF ASKINS 124% 1258 i the door of his room in the Hotel city, charg , democrat, of N 5 | Louis Moss, until recently conne T 4 W Iy to The medical exam- L Ee e 1 s America claimants | |ed with the Union store e has ' 14 167 iv i that it was a case of sui- BIG FIRE IN MBRIDGE y. Mr. Garner said UNDERTAR |cepted the position of manager ¢ Ame 491, 48 4914 Now Yo —Exchanges, 1,194.( as a new revolver in - Cambridge, Mas., April 23 (P e - ndividuals, inclu oot I {Askins. Mr. Moss has been assoclat- | North Pacifi R TR halancen LI 0N hand Yire in a manufacturing buildin SUES FOR $200.000 |Seeretary Mellon and Mr. Mi PR Aot A e F {ed with the clothing merchants in [Pacific Ol " Erchangen 6 - Albany street today caused dama idgeport. April 23 0 — De- | (ropublican, New York,) would have et | New Britain for some years, Pack Mot Car . 2 % 5 DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL estimated at $100,000 to six firms prived its in M- our taxpayers pay m for what LIEL o - Pan Am Pet B 677 6l s port, Conn., April 23 UP) — occupying the premises. For a time f nany owes ’ BRADSTREET'S REPORT Pennsylvania 3 1. R. LEMOINE DIES from a bus April 19, be- ©f the Ward Baking company e rman ways [street's weekly compilation of bank |Radio Corp i msenlipgas] board | charge passengers, Miss Elizabeth Pl ¢ 2 X < < 1 ed tes Cast Iron Piy > . Kands of girly emp th meas 1 to " 859,743,000, an Increase of 3.4 oebuck 453 481y A B Joha J. Philan St te & 3 == 4 o . . e 4 2 3 of Now | ol ~ an; company, died early | Coroner John vompanies were prevented from go- ‘ n- (WHERE WEDDING _BOUUETS HAVE ent over last year. Outside of New | Sinclair o E e Nomeiot Ak decision made this morning that Ing to work by fear that the fire | 1he ..; noT v befor l " WL MUY ONTL PROF. RUING, TEL. as6, | YOTK there was an increase of 5.8 | ) . leath was accidental A s 1 i i vt Hlorist of New Dritain, ¥ cen City lems (YER ) ATTEND © Mrs. Emil Plitt ana daughter, Shirley Lorralne of 42 Tremont street are spending a few days with frlends in Bridgeport, See the Burritt Gift Shop Removal Adv. on page 27,—advt, ' A marrlage llcense has heen fs- sued to John J. Muckler of 175 Main ‘mm, and Martha Blalr of 224 | Washington etrect. The bridegroom NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY 09 &0, APRIL 1 SOCIAL AT BURRITT St. Therese's Guild Conducts| Brilliant Social Function ILD'S LEG BROKEN BY AUTO ON MONROE STREET | Margaret Goohy, 4, Has Fracture Near Thigh—Mrs, Grace Collins Driver of Car, Struck by an automobile operated {by Mrs. Grace Collins, wife of Po- [ Wall Street Briefs + et — of Moy melting scrap in Youngstown district have tuken | unother tumble, being now quoted | from $16.60 to $17 a ton. Recen (uotations averaged one dollar a ton | hig | 920, BULL HOVENENT HITTING MARKET Scores of Issties Jump From One to Dozen Points UTNAM & CQ MEMBERS NIWLM'JWMIM JWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN~ Tel. 2040 *. PARTIC_OICL 6 GRNTIAL OV o ) r ¥ b}