New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1926, Page 25

e s, PROHIBITION 1 LEADING ISSUE Obio Primary Campaign Re- volves About This Mexico City, July 23 (P—Presi- dent Calles today proclaimed regu- latious giving effect to the constitu- tional prohibition of religious teach- ing in private schools. The regula- tens are intended to supplement the religious laws which go into effect the end of this month, giving the government complete power to reg- ulate the churches and school The rules jssued today prescribe that no minister of any religio cult may act as the director of or teacher in a private school. The ools are forbidden to have any chapels, oratories or other places for | veliglovs worship, or where on their premises any pic- tures, statues, imagc stamps or ob- iects of a religious nature. to have any- They are required to supply the secretary of education within a month detailed their ownership, sdurce of revenu and religious affillations, if ar e secretary is empowered to close, @ther temporarily or permanently, schools. violating the regulations. The date of their effectiveness is not stated, but it is believed they go into effect immediately POLAND D 5 WAR AIMS Washington Legation Gets Warsaw Cable Stressing Desire Tor Peace Washington, July 22—Denial that Poland entertai t: ms or con- templates aggression against her neighbors was made last night by the Polish legation in a statement issued after recefpt of a cablegram frow Warsaw, “Persistent published rumors of contemplated action on the part of Poland toward some of its neig bors,” the legation statement “have called forth an official d from the foreign office in Warsaw, “A dispatch to the I n a clared that the meeting of the mi counctl, which has been genc misconstrued, resulted in a de- duce the personnel. he dispateh called ion to the speech of Premier Bartel in vhich great emphasis was laid on the desire for maintenance of pence nd the speech yeste v of IForci, Minister Zaleski in w h he clared that Poland seeks to beco the paace power of central ern Eurepe.” an San Francitco nominates Joh faced boy of th untry. Ev many he has. 11 vould n Fven on the sande of Manhattan is @ human sun dial with a prett Time? - What time do you like? igformation as to | ny Boyle, 11 Johnny take too long to count. HEARING. IN ATTEMPT 10 SAVE WHITTEMORE . Ritchie Expected, However, to Resist Pressure Gov Brought Against Death Penalty Baltimore, July 23.—While Gover- nor Albert Ritchie's policy has been not to interfere with court verdies, particularly in first degree murder cases he has yielded a point in con- senting to give a hearing Tuesday afternoon to final appeals of counsel and Mrs, opponents of capital punishment for commutation of the death sentence of Richard Reese Whittemore to life imprisonment. Unusual-pressure is being brought upon /the governor. It iddalso ru- mored that politics is playing a part in one or igned petitions for clemency. Virgi { women, Mrs. if is said, who are {dentified | Parkhuret has sent two petitions. STRIKE 1S ON AGAIN Leaders and Company Won't Deal | With Them. New York, July 2 (P—New York's subway strike is on again. Four hundred striking Interbor- | ough Rapid Transit Company em- ployes, who today marched fn a body to the company’'s yards to ask that they be given back the jobs they quit on July 6, were met with the announcement that the company would deal with Edward P. Lhvin, the strike leader. The strikers shouted a derisive an- r at the company's officlals and not sW [returned to their headquarters to city clerk’s office at New Ha- | discuss the new phase of the strike, |YeN has reported the marriage of They declared they would not break |Alfred C. J. Willlams, aged 70, a | nce to their strike leaders, [Putnam Man Drowned as He Teaches Wife to Swim Margaret Whittemore and | more of the numerously| nia Peters Parkhurst and other | with political clubs, have been ac- tive in circulating and forwarding| petitions to the governor. Mrs. | | subway Workers Refuse to Desert | | The Hartford widower, and Mrs. L. Ger |trude wart, aged 49, New Britain divore The marriage was per- | formed New Haven, June by | Rev. J. gmore | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1926. BIELASKI ACCUSED OF GIVING BRIBES Defense Makes Vigorous Plea in Dwyer Rum Trial New York, July 23 (®—The rela- tion between A. Bruce Bielaski, gov- ernment - “under cover man,” and | witnesses in the so-called Dw | er rum | mount- | ring trial, were classed as ing to bribery,” in the summation of defense counsel today. Counsel for one of the eight de- fendants asserted that i y |in private practice h |aski had admitted action in this| case, he would be broug before af grievance committee for disbarment, In his testimony Bielaski had ac-| knowledged paying various sums to| {government witnesses while they were waiting their call to the wit- ness stand. Charles Augustus Smith, chief government witness was brought into court in irons today. counsel charged him wife desertion at on, producing gov- s and a woman to accusations, Smith disappeared. A warrant was sworn |out for him and today he was |brought to the stamd in custody |three deputy sheriffs, | | Defense counsel held a brief con- ference and decided not to question | {the witness further. Counsecl for | i\\"l\vm V. Dwyer suggested that sum up be omitted and the case | be given direct to the jury, but both nd the prosecution prefer the usual summations be | After defense | with | ves perjur erday's scs nment recor; back up their | ler the court |red that made. \e\\ Britain Divorcee Marries Man Aged 70| of | MEMORIAL ERECTED TONOTED AGTRESS Plattshurg, N. Y, Has One for Sarah Bernhardt Prattsburg, N. Y. July (P An old memorial to Sarah Bern- hardt, French tragedian, erected by a devoted admirer secven months after her death, stands in a little fre- quented spot near here, unknown to the outside world. The date of its erection, Octobe 16, 1923, marked it among the fi in this country, The monum it, composed of con- the name ot one of the oldest school us, of which he Bean's estate, the memorial has on its face a plaque of Vermont marbls! bearing this inscription: 0 Madame Sarah Bernhardt. greatest actress in the world, givine voice life whose lyric fire and intense and supreme to the poets. In profound adm tion is built this rugged memorial, | by the Knights of voted friends, 18 holds open the Cyprus 192 door and de- Romance to | spring.” The Knights of was founded at Trinity Parish here ma It v formed after by college fraternities. Society Met Bernhardt president of the fraternity was presented to Madame which gave im- us to the study of the theater by members of the fety, and Cyprus John's school, ny years ago. the plan er Bernhardt in Paris, e the s | Putnam, July 23 (P) — While . | teaching his wife to swim at a|Prominent Man Arrested | I family picnie on Quadic lake here | \s Elm City Jay Walker | | late last night, Robert Page , of | Haven, Copn,, Tuly o8 0P — | | Putnam Heights was drowned. His \\l”“m Sl i el mother and four brothers were at hek il peiat o el e mer editor and publisher, now said | | The man and his wife were out to be confidential advisor to Presi- |in shallow water, when suddenly | 3°0t Angell of Yale in the twenty Page disapapared. The body sas|Million dollar endowment cam- |later recovered, but all efforts tos P AL Soniupten st Enolice Bt headquarters foday because he was | a “jay walker.” He tried to cross | strect interscction against the | iraffic signal and in spite of a| The Freckle King [ | | | . as the champion freckie- himself doesn't know how | This | features y Ton held here warning from the traffic officer. ‘ | Captain Hartley Denies Booze Sold on Leviathan Waspington, July 23 (A—Charg of liquor selling aboard shipping oard vessels, including the Le than, are under Investigation by federal authorities in New York July 23 (P—Captatn T ley of the United States liner Levia- than today flatly denied that any liquor has been sold on board the | steamship, as charged in a statement last night by Capt. W. H. chairman of the association agr the prohibition amendment. Boston, Woman Cleans and Cuts Chicken in 60 Secs Bridgeport, July (P —Ciean @ cut up a chicken in one minutc | {seems hard to helleve but such is {the claim of Miss Ina 8. Linc Muncie, Ind.. who 1§ to appear |the field day of the Fairfield county farm bureau at Outpost Farm, Ridgefield on August 10 Senator Hiram Bingham is to be the speaker of th: occasi |old fashioncd farmers picn | barnyard golf, baschall and other ports the events and an farm, nursery and nned for th inspection of kennels are day. IN ROAD WOMAN DI ists in Watcrloo, N, J. Say Husband Threw Her Fgom Auto Waterloo, N. Y., July 23 () Daniel Clark of Geneva die « fractured skull in the state high- vay near Border City day rnoon a short time after she been found unconscious by tourists Her husband, who said she I jumped from lis automobile for questioning. At the sheriff's offic investigation was heing m of statements by tourists that they saw Clark beat his 1 throw her from the machine. She was about 40 years old. ¢ many other members met the | arp recession in that issue, | Tel.2-7186 "Tel. 3420 E, fl4n 1o New Y ork , and summoned neighbors Who | Enthusiasm for the oil shares al- | M Bean AaI et the' Bechras sted in beating out the flames. [together panhandle producers and | 2 % . iy il he daughter, badly burned about {yefiners displayed a sudden outbu er siastic over the society's plans ) o rst m”,‘,‘.‘,'w',{,l“ e Ty “p(],:,'(,‘ the face and hands was rushed to the |of strength, high priced industrial|fl WE OFFER ed section of New York for sum- "‘”‘"F"“"Y!'mf"'l“‘! (l""’i‘ Te- |specialties and food shares showed moved to Hillside home for obSer- tendency to yield to selling pres- x This Tater was accompiisned and co R shares Stanley Works ‘ : now memorial stands nearby. . LS DROWNED St ¥ displayed a strong | 5 AN < TWO GIRLS DR! undertone at the opening of tod i d MEAD OF YALE CLUB DIES | Trenten. N. 1., July i Bear traders who had sold | 100 h A * H d i (EAD OF YALI U DS | Ther o, 1 viars Gl and AT | Mock Gy s semend s s | shares American Hardware | : Tk T e ot | Bolblzar, 16, both of Roebling, Were | sipation of an increase in the Now | . i John W. Dixon, lawyer a "'\ : ) at|drowned in the Delaware river at|york Federal Bank rediscount rate, | $ of the Yale r‘\ 3 “,‘;f -:*:’Q“‘L;r;’fk"“‘ | Florence Heights. last night. Thelr | xnjch failed to materialize, rushed ¥ LB el -"-H '"} cterday | bodies have not been recovered. to cover their commitments, initial 3 with paralysia in his oftice yesterday | e galns of a point or so being record- 4} wd died within a fow hours. D TO COST MORE led by Mack. Trucks. General Elec- | : » aris, July 23 (A—The price of | tric (new), Congoleum, Color: l L 3 d in the Paris region will be in- [ 'ucl and U. S. Steel common, Clty ltems creased to two francs eishty centimes | Excention of a large volume of | { —_— (about seven cents) per kilogram |gover-night buying orders broug ght | b Dellclons Panan t Crowell's, | (21-3 pounds) beginning next | apout _numerous gains of 1 to 5| 11 Wall Street New York City A - hursday | points in the early trading: Specu- | h e —— r the decline renewed their NEW BRITAIN BRANCH s J‘” n eruv TWO NEW DRY A( att howev. whencver the | Burritt Hotel Bldg. \”n oL g : "]‘ 0 -“ml» New Haven, July popular industrial issues showed it ‘\‘\ e ; "h voods. He was | Prohibition enforcement signs of slowing-up, indicating | Manager: Frank T. Lee walljne "\ =) ‘” © Genera) | the state has been increased by ad- | \heir ‘belief that a further down- | Lepated ab- Hew "”‘(”" ceturn to | ditlon of John A. Holtz of West| ward revision of prices was nece - | Dospitel. a3 oan, | ™ Haven and Stewart A. Hinman of | sary after the recent sustained ad- | s liome' this afternoan, Shelton, who were dropped five iiance, Steels gathered fresh Our Telephone Number {s: T months ago because of insuftieient | strongth from the publication of the | Super Crook mir to retain them. |favorasie " quarterty. repors of the - | Bethlehem Steel corporation, with | | considerable encouragementgderived by operators on the long side from |the statement of President Grace | that, the r incre: in steel | —— | prices had not caused any appreci- | . S able lessening fp demand. Bullish e et Basilicso, aped 78 |OPerations were conducted with — Ribas AUARERL DesL OGS ,¢ | VIEor in a number of specialties, g . USSll Mg Co vvvvrnr OO ;:_zr’\ “hl(:vror“m;lmlml,‘.m‘m‘ .?1‘{,‘1“”’":‘ DR LOCAL STOCKS :fw:;‘ h]“g Co . 228 735 afternoon at her home. She was a | I” ,[ (?.:-m”'u” ¥ 1- "{'nll AU,’,‘C,‘.‘ ],"‘fih (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) |gtaniey Works .. “2, 1‘2 native of Ttaly and had resided in | b hointe: wane e Stanley Works pfd ......27 = this city for a number of years (”]‘\'”M el S l;?:}:‘f’,}" i Insurance Stocks Torrington Co com ..., 65% 66% and her husband having formerly ite over-night ‘l_‘ ports that for- Bid Asked Union Mfg Co AT 30 conducted a store on.Arch street. | o\ " 5oy poncive of Trancs |Astns Gasuaity 140 760 Public Utilities Stocks. | Bostdeg nis ,:;_v\;,\',[":»“'l\nf S Dominie | Was having some difficulty fn form- | Aetna Life Ins Co 676 690 gg':: I"‘:“e& ff”“"mu 1,:: 1:: j Goglla, and a son, James Basilisso, | "8 & coalition Erument ipse | ACRE Eart Phix 826 540 lg1eq miec Light ex ....203 297 both of New York | A1 Cm & Dye 1263 1248 1303 |Astna Full Paia 675 690 |N B Gas e The funeral will be held tomor- | 0“0 & B o ¢ Tcgi |Aetna Flre seeevs:B30 550 lSouthern N E Tel ......1862 188 | row morning at 9 o'clock at St |\ o poer o 4q1, |Automobile Ins . 810 |Southern N E Tel Rts 7 s Josgph's church. Burial will be in |’y Toss e . ; Hartford Fire _:; st. Mary's cemetery. | Am Sm & Ref 182 L pRoant Be. 5os 44 TREASURY STATEMENT v sl \,", Tel & Tel ‘f],',‘ Teaveiaif The OBy 230 Treasury balance ..... $216,506,981 ' i “:,“” 1".”' ‘4':,,‘ { Conn General .".. .1700 17560 i i : | F Is | i aa e S ! ‘lnnurnc(urlng Stocks ot ok S Bechargss 0 B | chison—x 3 34 00; bals , 82,000,000. | unera Bald Logo .i31% 7 |Am Hardware 2| Boston —“Exchanges, 75,000,0005 Balt & Ohio . 941 {Am Hoslery balances, 38,000,000, I Both Stesl o g Beaton & Cadwell.... 90 : S g i Charles A. Dahlson. = % & | Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com. 87 _ John J. (Bum) Rogers has olned | oo e S s B0 TR g 1_“\; i ”"I‘f‘ ’]; 139 Billings & Spencer com — 8 EAD PRICE ADVANCES ranks of Gerald Chapman and |\ o000 989 Chestnut street le & 1 Pas i | Billings & Spencer prd o 10 New York, July 23 (A—The Amer- Richard Reese Whittimore A Te- 1) 14 this afternoon at e av ";‘ Bristol Brass = % |ican Smelting and Refining Company pu criminal master mind. A (Cpoci chavel | Rey e rysler Gorp g Colt's Arms 28 ltoday advanced the price of lead | widespread man hunt is on for him. j '\ et e Joco Cola 1"-, gle Lock ees 103 frrom $.50 to 8.65 cents per pound. He s ed to have committed | 0t al oftleidted Il‘z{xo&m] ‘H 1“33‘ I atats Bearing Co .. ?‘; H"ll\wy\t:\" «1:::»’,‘”;5 y;“\[p‘\:'nll.:om‘,u!;vli a8 in Falrwibw cemetery ‘I:' el ‘x.s _A‘ A ][“”M& C ;@h\ 1\” WINS LIVERPOOL CUP Th a is believed t 1ead PSR | Stee { anders, F P from whom New Jersey | Ostas B ks Dodge Bros <A 34 N B Machine ....... 14 | Liverpool, Eng.,:July 38 UD=W. police recently recovered #100,000 in | . - OSAE B DWES. @ ar B.|Du Pont Be N B Maghine ptd ... 105 |M. G. Singsr's Sparus, by Gainsbor- loot e S Y D e e TR T ¢ NilerBd. Pondt domn 21 |ough out of Flying Spear, today won — — et . Zion church at 3 o'clock |Erie RR K North & Judd the Liverpool cup of £2,000 from & Paid in Fuu thix BltdeROON BEY M. Austin, | Erie 1st pfa A Peck, Stowe & Wil |tleld ot efght. pastor, conducted the services at the [Iam Players 2L church and the committal servic o “; |‘\\‘MMH m;y t grave at Fairview cemetery, |Genl Elec . Mrs. Alcksandria Stozen Gt North Iron Funeral serviccs ror Ars. Alek- 4."" andria Stozen who died suddenly|Gt North pf Ty | yusterday afternoon at her horme, 162 St Sesliithy Beaver street, will be held in Hart- | fudson Motors 633 existence | the Knights| is a trustee. ited in a wooded plot on Mr. | eternal | society | ’-TV;” Street é;ie/s e Net loss of $181,285 is reported by Lee Rubber and Tire company for the half of 1926 after depreciation, Interest, reserves and rebates result- ing from the recent price reduction This compares with net profit of $158,059 or 73 cents a share In the first half of 1925 The northwestern depression, which is now attracting attention is mostly due to too much agriculture, |says Moody's weekly review of finan- |cial conditions. prospered by virtue of their manu- |tacturing and commercial interests. This depression in the northwest is {more important than realized in th The Atchiso |period last year. American Thr |net loss of $5 ended March 31, ad company reports 9 for the year in contrast to net profit of $1,017, the preceding |vear, equal after preferred dividends to 64 cents a share on the common. Stockholders of the Cuba company have been offered rights to subscribe 256,000 shares of six per cent to | cumulative preferred of the consoli- at of Cuba io of fou of $40 a nths of uba com- | dated road share in the r: a share each s pany common. Bridgeport Woman Attempts Suicide | Bridgeport, July 23 (#— Crazed | with past few days, | Mrs. 39, of 226 Colo | rado avenue, set fire to a pile of rub- bish in the cellar of her home this | forenoon and then lay face down in | the burning mass. Her mother dis- | covered her, with ord tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Daviduk will officiate. Other sections have | crete blocks on a stone and cement| Topeka and Santa base standing 14 feet high, was built |I'® broke all freight traféic records by Charles D. Bean, a Geneva law.|Yesterday with 1 lvn;:f of 3 ver and descendant of colonial set- |CATS affic on the. Chicago and |tters, who had followed her, career [Northwestern alto picked up in the In this country and the forelgn capl- |y 72 . SO¥S £0 o8, SLA0E eHTZ tals. Mr. Bean built the statue in aRans & e aLIE | her clothing on | | | | valume | MARKET REMAINS ABOUT EQUAL TODAY Buying and Selling Forces Sta- bilize Activity ' PUTINAM & CQ MEMBEXS. NEW WRK & HAKITORD 6T0CK EXCEy JEWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN: Tel. 2040 BARITON OFRGL € GENIRAL ROV TR, 3-a New York, July 23 (P—Mixed price movements in today's stock | market reflected the play of oppos- ing speculative forces, with honors| about even during the greater part| of the session. Trading was largely of a professional character, the ab- sence of public participation ac- ounting for the relative small in business. Trade and business news con tinues largely constructive in char- acter, one of the principal develop-| | ments today being an increase in| lead prices. Firmness of French francs and French bonds in the New | York ign markets indicated | the most cheerful feeling exisiting| in financial circles over the ability| of the new French coalition govern. | ment to bring order out of the chaos | into which the finances of that| country have fallen during the past | few weeks. Call money continues relatively , due to the enormous | Ve Offer: : 100 American Hardware 100 Stanley Works Burritt Hotel Bldg.. New Britain Telephone 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart. Mgr. WE OFFER volume of funds seeking temporary | 3 Investment in the local market, but | GUARAN l Y I RUS I CO 3 a slight stiffening has been noted | . ! i } recently in some of the loans in anticipation of ti cre demand coincide longer tim: usual in nt with the Price on application WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS crop-moving season i Railroad shares were slow in re- sponding to the announcement that | ans had been completed for t southwestern merger. the | Freight | traffic is being maintained in large| 4 volume, the Atchison reporting that | . - loadings on its lines broke all daily| g 4 /9 " General Motors, after having es- tablished a “triple top” around $170 a share, continued to receive good | upport just below that level, de- | pite sporadic bear attempts to lorca‘ HARTFORD Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. NEW,] BRITMN Bumwflow" e (/Bldg. John |Int Nickel Interment | Ken Cop Henry Clay Said will be in Old North cemetery. \:: s 1 v\] He NX/Ou]d Rather prISA arland Of CARD OF THANKS Mo Kan & Tex 36 . We wish to thank our friends and | Mo Pac prd e lg t an neighbors for the kindness and \‘“" _\mm] sympathy shown us at the time of |N Y Central .. . | our bercavement, the death of our (N ¥ N H & H e reside nt ! | beloved husband und father. Also [Nor & West | for the beautiful floral tributps. We North Amer 5 4 wish especially to thank Mr. Naugh- |North Pacific.. 71 % : ton and employes. ‘Iym’h ‘“”',‘ Ar f“ 9 i Mrs. Gajewskl and Family. |Pan Am Pet B § 1 Pennsylvania | Pie Arrow e |Radio Corp | ! / Reading M ! Sears Roebuck IS BO l H' ? | A |Kinclair Qi . N AR _ |Southern Pac i lem-,m.u\w |southern Ry 3 | Phone 1625-2, |Studa or 7 3 | Oppotite, St. Mary's Ohurch, RHIARBES 4% . 5 Reidence 17 Summer Bt.— |Tobaceo Prod .102% e | Union Pac .. 151% omlng. e | nited Fruit . 112% S Ct Ir Pipe 241 BOLLERER’S || (1 i Eleven years ago Charles F. Gal- i ~l \t}:e H :4‘ ; |vin, Bscanaba (Mich.) grain mer- abash Ry 5% chant, failed with labilities of more | POSY SHOP West Eleo 684 than $200,000. His creditors have TO FRIENDS WHO SAIL llhlm\ ,\)!mor ‘\ fust received b from him pay-| YOU CAN SAY “BON VOYAGE” | Wilys Over k ok " Beach, N. Y., they couldn't forget thelr chorus training. So hers ing the last of his indebtedness, al- WITH FLOWERS BY WIRE Woolworth 1640 1603 164% — v girl for cvery h our of the day. and one more for good incasure thomuh he wos Tezally obliEnted 0 s w. mAIN N1, PROP Wi TKL 8t | - = The girls are fr om the “Muiry World Kevue. pay but 6 per cent of the total The Telegraph Florist of New Br READ H LIY CLASSIFIED ADS 13 v