New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1926, Page 2

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French Franc Showing cials. Suit A “harles F. Prevost, Andrew Some Tmprovement !, Sraior B Mt el Of Parls, July 21 (®) — The French | money Salied t RATEOEH ha Mo franc reacted favorably today, clos- o Biausliuiton: Le 1 00D Bter ing officially at 46.95 to the dollar, oo b Lapnore as against 49.22 yesterday. | de = fwe 1 head et it The reason given in financial : N Y i i circles is that the bear movement | LAYS Heart Trouble to slik » Per J. yberg, has gone . (uist, Mike Sake Work for Sand Comnanv |~y Wifliam | la | 1 clrcumstances and t Attorney W. M. Grec Kae w. Axel muelson, Michael a recovery fror > viole Notias Iy e e i (% Fenately e the violent fluctua been empowered ! r nlon, hell, James jetanes ain, 2 n the claim « i ar ng . Willi Schmidt, Wil- They assert that there is nothing |against t _ f Miss Lapnore prior T. Sc chutz {pehind the present downward move- |compensation for a condition g of the suit, 1 William Schwab, John F. § John ment but polit apprehension sup- |alleged to have 1 by his Ming a J. Shea, John J. Sheehan, Edward ported by speculation. Prospects of |employment < ur cited by v owr hy, Cornelius M ne, P. a national union cabinet to succeed g B e the com- |Lim in hi ¢ iing, Oliver H. Slane: |the Herriot ministry at an early date it uthorized otion tc miss was Smith, Frank L. Smith, | have also had an Influence tuking of ions ] t p ith, Harry E. Smith, Hin- p s completed 1 pri : ith Berlin, Jul () —The Harry M. Gins- BANDITS RETURN LOOT sperl. Eugene Sperr: [1rano which opened here at 1dleton Chica Iy 21 (A—Loot from | Phil Andro § Dan- the pound, later reacted to 226 to | i, two ing from $4,000 to |iel H Staubley, [the pound on the strength of a| MABRRIED IN ROMI 10,000 was sufficient for seven ' Micha S rumor from Paris that Premier Her- | Rome, July \ racksmen o invaded Automo-|John {riot’s ministry I be short Ilived | May Martin, dau of ile oday, so v return- | vens, T land will be suce i by a finan Martin me N d ur pe they | Stricklar {dictatorship under former Premier |married last Thur to a ¢ They walk- | van, John Poin | Montuori, vice p of | 1 three hours , Carl Thorngren, Thomas P. e it was made public today in k Motor Sales, bin, Samuel E. Towers, Frederic London, July 21 (P—The French franc opened on the London ex- = St e e {change market to at 244 to the {pound, & low record, but quickly recovered to or 2% better than last night's closing. \ | i Fess Predicts Congress Will Move for Farmers | July 21 (P— | would congress has Paul Smith's N, Predicting move in the next strengthen what already the admini Scnator F republican, left White camp today aft with President Coolidge, as: ng that this would not be along | onomic lines or in the direction | lof price fixing. Emphasizin sed farm durin that there | be a| to | ef Ohio, ‘.l visit of that he had not dis- :lief with Mr. Coolidge his visit of 24 hours, the old r, who was an outstanding supporter of the administration’s lagricultural program in the recent sen. congress, declared the movement '0‘ strengthen the steps already taken | |would be along economio lines with special 1ttention to co-operative | marketing and then only in ways that experience with the preside legislation demonstrated to be wise, | John F. Howard and His ons Still at Odds | o City., July 21 (A—John manufacturer who is fmpris- a jail on gamy | ferre his two sons. 18 still dea lo his sons on their de- I settlement on their | m | sons, John and Albert, have refused a settlement which ir offered hut expect to continue \egotiations with him for a larger umount say that they will im until he es to their terms. Shoplifters Sentenced | To Four Months in Jail New Haven, Conn., July (P Trial ¢ Mrs. An B. Rosina and Mrs. Eunice G. Parson, of Meriden, | hop con d all day yester- ¥ Was suq nly stopped this after- oth changed their pleas, | ere found guilty and sent to | r months each by Judge | tt in common pleas court ( women and a third woman ho jumped her bonds, ¢ alleged | to have stolen three dresses of the | value of $12.85 en four I Both we | who market Meriden department store on b e ] " ¢ 3 RECEPTION PLANNED o %’2 A ¢ g}yfi | Concord, N. H. July 21 (®) — e < f%(‘;i““ ' ) Robert son, sponsor of the - jtr -Atlantic flight from New York to Paris will safl from New York STANDARD CiL €. OF NEW YORK 26 Broadway for Trance to arrange for a reception ¢ ifor the fiyers in Paris ‘SureRelief 204 HONORED NAMES ESTION N WAR MEMORIAL Kier- Aty oy 1 | are being investigated by pro- | ioq 3 McDermott, James of the Mellett slaying. ATy A seank W Metrain, | Psilias surrendered to city detec- Py e Peter H. Mec- tives several days ago when he p"m = M & Ko earned i ere searchin, il e AR LR bi hard Learnen) polion et searontng MOE | 1y o & {iT L axdutot New bl Ay Messenger, Ar- him for questioning as to his move- | VAT ; 3 s sa i bl S ments on the night of the shooting. |S" o2 & L 1 e until th v g i . e ha " | deputy federal proh it Lk . el Mix, Willlam Moody, | He was sald by detectives to have| | i Griffi el up & p Mo i Y ada 't 4 trator was making e e N s H. Morey, Burton C. | made frequent trips to Canton and | "¢ i I DRERIA (B e e i I : issuing permits to o % Jand | Morey, Max W. Muller s H | they asserted that his automobile | - he 1 pony fo tand” | & Tt | resembiec prescribing g L 462 ite in Tollan M Georg | rds turned-the Gr Nedkg 1 an op- | Julius Nelson, eurath, Secreta o e I - | Ralph . ord, S or mar § “;‘:(‘,‘-‘f’ 21| who wrote option | Harry A James O'Brien, | time. B 050 (ha | aihe charses Bu Mi drien, Willlam P, | county subject of an Investi v | O'Brien, O'Connell, Thomas F. tives checked up his alibf. Psill o ; ' LYol & office demand fro yS dward attorney contended he was held | o PRAI LT T [boug 9 ‘LI‘ ward illegally and instituted ha v : & ; ; ermits were nted, and a >enfield, Wilb corpus action which came be ; ¢ : = Henddld, Wihnie A. Traut William E. Wood wlmess F&IIS w ]flefl[lfy ; g ¢ % : N | (Continued from Tirst Page) ron A. Young, William T. Young. | . = i i s | Blocton, Ala, July Nine > 6 B | ) The following girls from the Blue t0day the extension of its “express ‘ " men were killed in a gas explosion 2 1 N ELL-ANS Eastavane MOVIE ACTRESS DIVORCED |Triangle club enjoyed last week-end |long distance service, designed es- ‘Gwrge the Greek at the Dixie mine of the Moffatt red—= | Hot water Arthur Hadsell, William G.| Los Angeles, Cul, July 21 (—|at Momauguin beach: Veronica Os-|peclally to mect the needs of busi- . att, today. The il Sure Relief | Hall. Andrew F. Hallen, Abraham L. |Florence Vidor, motion picture act- |mian, Bertha Parker, Elizabeth ness men, to Hartford, Indianapolis iners and Hauerwas, Wi Hawthorne, |ress, has obtained her final decree |Kane, Stolla Markus, Helen Breziak, land Phimdelphia. PAttsburgh, July 21 (P—George en of the LL‘ANs | ¥ Helm, Fr Psilias, New Kensington, Pa., coff LEOPILBSIERINL Y | | Herriander, Albert W. Hesse, Mic bouse proprictor, held on a sus- : 252 and 75¢ Packages Everywhere ‘| a¢l Higgins, Peter J. Higgins, 1ke picious person charge in connection | were working a short — Hills, Frederick W. Hiltbrand, with the slaying of Don R. Mellett, | Budes man in the ge Hoffman, Benedict M. Hold- Canton publisher, was ordered re-|” time of the acciden arles B. Hotchkiss, E leased by Common Pleas Judge It was believed by of- | | teen, Charles Johnson, Charles G. James R. MacFarlane at a habeas that the explosion of & “gag Johnson, Edward T. Johnson, Theo- Sdshiy BeaTiue: fodky |pocket” which occurred at daylight dore Johnson, Charles J. Jones, Henry C. De Ville, ot Canton,| % "*5PO" ~t‘;r10 e 1\ B[E e D aiiorg s Sateh, Mlcke | Ohlo, who lives near the home of |, ¢ "G 0+ PrOD 2 E | L R et Don R. Mellett, Canton publisher, S e T St e { failed in a “standup” of priscners at W e et YIS S | the Allegheny county jail today to / His. Hemnlll]g Now Seems Se-| B ocoreqiE: g fana | identify George Psilias, New Ken- S : the Mellett home a short time after | WITH EXT“RTIUN e — Koop, Louls A. | the Canton publisher was slain| | wi 1, July 21 @ — Louis 8. ey, Ax‘e‘l Lar- July 16. e et e R Gustat L: De Ville, a Canton broker, ac-| _ ; e ; A ’] iyl L nen, Inov;rm\ lfnzon. companied Ora Slater, a detective B d p Phy 1 S p | we 0 eject his former close frieng { ‘ £ averty, Ja 5 b A Lavine, inv Enmnng the Mellett slaying, and | Tl be On Sician flys H‘ Mrs. Marifon Hemmi attractive | Alber l|{..ulm-n, l’rfih‘n!vk Lc\h{» Deputy Sheriff Edward Gibson, of| 3 H livoreee, from “The Cabin” at High- | SERDNEC SR Sturic county, onto, ta e ait a| GO FegS f0r Liquor PEMMILS |iane vk cotony, mas mone co -Seyt [ Leonard. Adoiph Lgor, Alvin Lind, short time before a habeas corpu Seofidens i *'in Tolland, Mass. Mrs. Hem. | Albert Lindquist, Peter Lutostausii, hearing, instituted in an effort to oY eru SEANNING ays in the co f“’v': T]‘A"j"z- [}"?: ‘,’,f';ui. L nm ‘-}Yo:n get Psllias’ release, was scheduled to| (.o “% i y |t summ . A e Fanp o start in common pleas court. et il & under J » Joseph §. Magson, Sam- Five prisoners, one of them Psilias, | " ashington o ’ 1 his 1 whao | ¥ son, Edward J. Man- | known to police as “Geor the | T€8 ilarities in the office of I by ok Markham, J;finn-s | Greek,” were. placed before De Ville | F€d€ kflr ;"’(‘“‘"""{"‘“ Adm " mi c .“>llnll- t \‘v‘ \(d:‘rym, F r(\‘lnk | . il 2] nk T. Putney of Hartford e illiam. Ma; John Me- . and he was unable to pick out any | el b Dir. Tatfor Yoctalont of e el bt dolph Urban, Aimen Veinovitch, Ar-|band, King Vidor. , F {thur Wadsworth, Michael Walsh, more than a year ago, declared that | Miss Welble and Miss McKown, sec- | w m Walsh, Edwin Wells, Fred- [t00 much in ¢ {etaries from the Y, W. H. Westover, Joseph A. 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Reduced Prices On STETSON SHOES Boys’ Tan Oxfords. $4.35 Val. $6. SALE PRICE MEN’S SILK HOSE Val S Val SALE PR 65c \';l‘ue. R e SR 23(: 21?;; 67C ilafil()e $l CHILDREN'S HOSE, 23¢ BOYS’ HOSE, T5e value, . .45¢ 50c value. | | The W. 6. SIMMONS Corp. 85 WEST MAIN ST.