New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1926, Page 10

today to- David rgeant-at-arms, by Mr, Fernald's secretar; “Six-Gun” Policemen PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesia ation against{ Instead of soda hereafter take a|fermentations in the bowels and L plea for | A. M. Win to_recover | little'“Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in | gently urges this souring waste from Rutherford point out the section|the summer White Mouse at Paul[ro ooy oe e (i ORE FEE i e 4 L freed vh ting grand jury|$236, attorney Cy . Gaffney for|water any time for indigestion, or relating to temporary buildings. Mr.|Smith's, N. Y., that the president | g0 the outficld, claln : o - |2 : 1 sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief | o / Ty > 1 , e s TATTQ ; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1926. | —— & & time to bring him here within four have taken hold. Seven in number, 9 (.J\ . they Include virtually 4ll the city's irst Photos From Sheik’s Last Hours ! e s cie bt S R by the announcement last night of Drinks Now Soft - ¥ ;i ; / |state had two witnesses who corrob- oted for the number of its saloons, 3 : L {2i2te fnn ono litisheeg who com D Now, soft-drink stands floprish in ; iR AN o el i : | great xundanc& Maln Plaza, Courf Suspends Judgment on|Friedman Persisted in Operating| g | g o s . , . . o e entnamornaie e cacc| Alamo ity Outgrows Seenes | vere, Mo aso.” contoss miched S a4 ¢ A ¢ g f- X | pender and Stevens, with Mrs. Hall i whilp they “hoisted g : - 2 3 4 gt ' : 2 : 2 : s bens with: Mrs b . : | glasses in barrooms, naw is congest- ? slain minister's widow, at the 0f I[ h x Lines Co. Superintendent | Car With License Suspended LB : b |the st minlxisi ipidow: at fhs s Birt i Wil doscna o parked. avtomes s i ; 3 2 : R - ¥, { Phillips farm. Mr. Beggans declined 4 0" ” % It me the 8¢ g ne cus erday - Finding James J. Hasson of Hart-| “It docs not ..atter whether he is v [to name the wtinesses, Antonlo, Aug. 24 (P—Once|,, On® custom of vesterday re ford gullty of violation of the build-|a family man and needs his license { & 3 5 S ; 1 : B o [ Counsel for Stevens and Carpen-| 4 “Spanish settiement and later' | par s enl i UrEly Walking. ing ordinances in erecting a building|or not; he will be obliged to do P 4 : | der announced today that Justice | rontier town in the heart of the | 1oy ootsteps are counter- on East Main street without obtain- | without it for some months and pos- Parker would return by Thursd#y| great Southwest Texas caitle coun- Fiaaced bystest Automobiie, ing a permit from the building in-|sibly years Judge B. W. Alling :.m] "}",f"""‘l‘ xmr:n ”‘:"vl"’“ mlln o | try, historic San Antonio has bowed spector, Judse B. W. Alling ve-|said in police court U 4 ik ?”“”‘_1” '_' it Lo hell onld ‘}m fho progress of American civil- | Fernald Wanted No . marked In police court this morn-|he >aal Friedman, ¢ ), of : 4. ; ization. | Ing that it appeared that the prose-| 265 Cherry street, $10 . ;B s A - | The Alamo City mo longer is (he‘ \\'ash:e«:lf“\ns n( ?mmlttee cution was brought in the nature n!iw\t i on one coun iol T wwild w town” that it was as re-| gton, Aug. 24 (A — Com- N i pand wiiout Jutent _ to| the moter i bt et S RS G R < g : cently as the beginning of the PVIPE With the last request ot punish Mr. Hasson particularly, and | while his e we der su WAITING NEWS OF VALENTINO—This idly curious , New Yo e [ Twentieth century. The coming of |Senalor Bert M. Fernald o Maine, in “‘“‘J“ of _f;‘" e l":' g B dglaniliss: | line stood for hours in front of Polyclinic hospital, New industry and increasing population | who died yesterday, Vice President e lTRian: WIN Hin unner | i costs York, on Rudolph Valentino’s last morning. But a few have dissipated the atmosphere Dawes will not dppoint a commit- ding that it be taken out 1 costs. FEE N EIL Do takeh out 1 ) < > | that was particularly hers in an-[tee of senators to attend the for the building at once. affic Officer Jo 3 ter | minutes before the end of Rudy’s fight police came and e TRg S Hes attie A Astoms S5ty 15| funaieh e Mr. Haseon is general superintend- | testified that he arrested Freidman | shooed them away. In the background is Tex Rick | much the same in custom and ac-| The senator's desire that th ufof e E Wales Lines CB. 'or| o0 Aneust 1% ERd sgatn on Avguet| new: Madison Square Garden. ;lts Slate Is Jammed Before thonas any large American clty, 43 | tom of -oficiat representation - o7 Meriden, contractors on th w17, ¢ s e having bee evidenced by the reaction of the 5 Prest Commercial Trust building on West|suspended on August 10. The first _ Sessi Loaimleos 16 “faibacis o e L’(“:]VZ(‘I"I;;"}"!E dispensed with was Main street. Having no room near| time, Iriedman said he was taking £SS100S /| rapidluy dimming past. 3 | Barr i the new structure for & storage|his wife to the hospital, so Officer Jéstiges of Past Fadlng shed, the contractor leased a lot|Stadler accompanied him to Dr. N. ' 2 3 Vestiges of Past Fading owned by the American Hardware|B. Jaffe's office and then to the po- | 3 . Washington, Aug. 24 — 0P Al-| An aged horseman in cowhoy | Corporation, P. & F. Corbin Division, |lice station. On the 17th, the officer| | - ; i . : though Congress has hardly rested | garb, at the end of a long journey,| TO RESUME PRESIDENCY on East Main street, opposite Olive|Saw him driving an automobile ac- : . . : ; from its return home from seven | guides his steed down #ho leftside of | Athens; Aug. 24 UP—Admiral street ,and erected a frame building, | companied by another man. The of- it B ik . : / A . 0 months work at the Capitol, at-|the city's main thoroughfare, |Coundoritishas decided to " roburs 16348 ft. Mr. Hasson testified that |ficer arrested him again, | ; { \ ; i 7 { | tention 4 v is being called to| dodging autompbiles, while after- |the presidency until (thé new. elos. he did not know it was necessary to| Attorney Harry M. Ginsburg rep- | 5 the formid array of leglslative | thealre crowds pause 1o stare at|tions can be held. This ts regarded B oaialt i %0f the. "atorime| resented Friedmian and changed the problems to be tackfed in the bn‘(‘ this now strange sight.\ An old by all classes as an important step building as a permit had been taken | original plea of not guilty to guilty. ninety s n beginning in De- | Mexican in a rickety cart slowly |toward the improvement of the dom- Gdl T2 (hs bank: Butlding, b i R e cember. ¢ | crosses an intersection against the |estic situation. Pleading not guilty, Mr. Hasson,|driven the car while his license w Just where time will be found|red traffic light, and sty fofins through . Attorney Donald Gaftney |under suspension, and the only ex for the work to be done is expet- | worries of hurrying motoris tonded that the storage shed is|cuse he can offer for having dome so | ed ause leaders more than a| The ringing of traffic mm the SHRANGAC + v * . hat Mrs. Friec de i rry, as several commit- | clanging and grinding of street hot a permanent structure and it has| 18 that Mrs. Friedman was under &, ; 1 ; e Seiiastdenis ] £ been the custom in New Britain to| Physician’s care and on August 14 (e oy TN i been w”l“ authority to ]r‘ h .mul (l‘m honking of automo- o 7 st it was imperative that she reach the . i ; Gper 3 4 e > o meet early in the fall to draft more | biles rend the air at a busy down- . : sty allpw: the ‘”““m{‘i ‘:fi 8 l"(‘:“:\lf 1‘: Dhysloiutsi 6tlon at onta: » L 5 B 8 g : bills to be added to the large num- | town.intersection a few yards from | £€netrating, Antiseptic Zemo :;"K;Ei‘:lg‘:‘f:“‘l’r“c e iativs o th. xbastd sltanse; the : ; 7 ' Ler now listed on the calendar. | the Mtle building where O. Henry | Will Help Yoo (* e ma . e At- telative se ense, R ort session » ed and wrote so his storie: — torney Woods interrupted to say that | attorney sald Friedman was not As il af Bott. semlons tiisIlvédland weote somelof s sforfom |18 o B0 sms e e it does not matter what has been|aware that it was against the lawgto fie vi"”; 'l'(‘)]\f”;::q '\"'!’ 'lof"J‘i”w d"and fatied, veu can aton bt i1ai a vhile his license was unde B Ol B0y 184 sv8 = The sme “six- | ing, it e done i the \:\xltlmnirm;:gpll\rtfll;rll“ SUlinhi It ooles » »} bt sl m!":)\”l\ . magls men, with ‘siz- n;g itching Eczema quickly by ap< B s ol S in e ‘Sn. | companieq birnatlics driver, Whats ! L ) G el / ready passed by the House and sent | & oo o & s lioa e pi e ant | ey eyt ot e ey ok ilaait e B vy Sutibn i tonn faves! i the ; / ! re for action, e e ] s T, ey Bl Ve intend to enforce the building | matter, it will have the effect of Of this group, two, the omnibus| " "0 S0 Teie: parson Ui d ! ackheads and similar i) Inten o | aBRtne e sukrension. turih vivers and harbors bill and the | ° - °f @ person publicly | skin diseases will be .removed. GAs from now/on- e R e e : : 5 displays a revolver or is found to| For clearing the skin and making ; A ol the. alomey. il Gad This Wil Be R " : 3 IPrench war debt settlement, promise | /") Y s ; I “Laxity has already been created,” | gorney . 5 ] i R |l me cohe el ave one in his pocket without per- it vigorously healthy, always use SYbilel: (e detense’ oounsel; adequate punishment, be believed, | RE Y o 4 ; Proceding the. convening. ot the |Mit he.is certaln fo be'arrested, Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic Judge Alling asked Attorney Gaff- |inasmuch as Friedman is a family i ; ; i : session, the Senato will et on | . The narrow streetsVof Spanish-|liquid, It is the one depéndable ney if it is his contention that cus-|Man and needs his license. | B g 4 T g : % R ’:‘o‘h ar | Mexican village, days are being | treatment for skin troubles of all tom can create law. As to the ques-| The cases of Howard Conger of | 7 ¥ oo ! : ‘o (NEA Ser impeachment. charges brought by | ¥idened. Old buildings are being | kinds. Ask your druggist for a small tion of permanency of the building| 27 Pleasant street and Sylvester P : 4 e ——— MR LR e 5 d the architectural prides |size 60c or large bottle $1.00 in question, 1t might bo allowed to| (rowickl of 1064 North strect, Wi : WITH ‘SHEIIC AT END_ | (i Mouso against Federal Julge |ue'tng oity now are largo and bean | ¢ remain standing two or three years|terbury, were nolled. Conger Was Potor Rdsrd e George W. Engllsh of the eastern |y )'s &% TOW S become @ fire hazard, Judge Al-|charged with driving an automobile A e ather Edward F. Leonard, : 1inois district. No time is set for | i N T aaid. Attorney Gaffney sald he| While under influence of liquor, and " pastor of Sf. Malachy’s | conclusion of the trial which, if ex-| On the “west side,”” as the Mex-| [Yoyy (@ d Cream wnf“d ot insist on pursuing his line| Petrowicki was charged with driv- LEAVING THE HOSPITAL—The body of Rudolph Val- church, New York, adminis- | tended into the regular se ‘;‘y;:]q‘nqm.:ln:ml,s‘ dkflo‘;n,)arc m‘u‘n!y‘ s of reasoning. He pointed out that :‘:‘m“‘”“’“‘“f‘o‘lf R nlul“’- ‘"‘:]‘"\': entino being placed in a hearse at the door of Polyclinic tered last rites of Catholic ™ ’}I.O.;l’ 2 I‘O‘. ”":”‘;u,"fi); g serve as homes just as they did de. Pou}der Stays oll B Do e O L0 I Rers vas auffiolent evidence:tn the hospital for removal to the undertaking establishment. faith to Lu(lolph Valentino. | nave before them the long standing | ¢ades ago. But most of the Mex- | 5 rector of the H. Wales Lines Co. and i licans have been Americanized. They 1 k It 0 f’ fther Mr. Hasson nor the company | Conger se and Petrowicki was — Lol AL = e .51 question of disposing of the gov- ave been Americanized. Th i nii ou Ltare 4 e "h land on which the build-|found to have had a license, but had A | ernment properties at Muscles | Pile into decrepit automobiles and e the land. of e, Mr. Has-|lost it. barrier between 6,000 and | Shoals, Alabama, with little indica- | Mix in city and rural traffic with| Perspiration, even, won't affect it ing stands. Furt lermm}"t, AerU T -l 17,000 rac Sre A lcortnin [tion that speedy action can be ob- | the limousines of 8an Antonlo’s|—won't come through and cause-an son has tostifled that tho hulliing b 7 R : s t make them | | tained. well-to-do. The girls and youths|ugly shine! It spreads evenly, and was erected o month or six weeks) e Dost. fa ex-| Other matters awailing attention | affec the same styles adopted by |cannot be detected from the skin— 0, el o waast ciaraed - that y ample, he_cited Omar KI it include the McFadden branch | the Nordic “jellybeans,” and all|suits any complexion, for it tones in i\t wut"built. on a “blank day “Ang Joree ot i 1 , banking Dill, the White and Dill | Prush shoulders on. the’ crowded | with the natural coloring and makes ugust.” | encrally T L g dow sidewalk I ce- | the isible, Ge: oW e, Woods sald the ordinance ro- it Bt is _ gencrally This i S o report to be made by | 9WNtown sidewalks in the eve- |thé pores invisible, Get this new : lectio i ili Rt s SAliaa % | nings. wonderful beauty powder called ires that permits be issued for | 6 lS at flF]‘eSt 0 Commission investigating land £ quire I | eculiar trait th ] srants on the Northern Pacile rajl.| The luncheon and civic clubs [Mello-glo and try it. bulldings and Mr. Hasson admits no % HC nnd S p"ml O ASK RC]E&SC gran n the Norther aciic rail- | permit was obtalned before the! Fans s T ) way companf§ and a number of | . n his opinion, Cajtain Hal, th : e i bullding in question was erected.| T her Than L I L lain H ninor measures. No application for a permit has vet | LIlIS, Rather an Loan, 1§ e ienlle Hioras L1 DA S0y ok in Bonds Besides, the regulay annual ap- been filed. Building Inspector Ruth- : 5 Anverdity vaved tlie’ way ok i Wecom il HE propriation Dills to® provide funds erford and the prosecuting attorney’s Solution, Says Meredith greatest home-run hitting recor e e oh 5 v = for the various governmental de office are coopefating in a campaign ) all time, Babe Ruth has reveul AL ey nndlec Somerville, N. J., Aug. 24 (f)—In- Partments must be acted on, while to enforce the building _ordinances TS “In the spring of 1919,” explains| «paT» PAGE TO REPEAT |1°Test in the Hall-Mills murder mys: o Commerce committee in New Britain, Mr. Woods sald,| Des Moines, Towa, Aug. 24 (P—|Babe, whose fame as a southpaw ) s . !'tery today once again c¢ e to present some form of and it these conditions are permit-| Stabilization of the price of the pro-|moundsman preceded his feats as a |, Al Indiana_university foot- | W 104a¥ onee again #bOut| coql legislation, and the House ted to continue “the building ordi-| ducts of the farmers is what they [long range “I developea a|P3ll dioue gl > the Investigation with the silencing | ways and means committee plans nance will e in a stato®bf anarchy.” |need rather than $100,000,000 loan [sore arm. I didn't know when Ta | (" Ao hog 1ihe 1 ety s | of the legal talen in the case by the | to draft a bill to carry out alien | This prosecution is intended to|fund, in the opinion of E. T. _\Ierc-‘l'e able to pitch iin and I didn’t ~l;4v 9 uck to t lv] refusal of Chief Justice William propegty awards. sound a warning to everyone con-|dith of Des Moines, secretary of ag- |want to sit around and do nothing. | 4id to the Dutler college o6 | Gummere to er fn anCablbn cerned with the erection of bulld-|riculture in President Wilson's cab-|So I told Ed Barrow, who was man- | Page left Butler carly in 1026, | ' HES 0 ¢ e appli CITY COURT JUDGM . jugs in this city that they must ob-|inet aging the Red Sox at that time, that S ' ‘*1‘» yae 1\1 ;m. HT,“‘. v as 1 ‘,1 admission of Willie Ste \ons‘ Judge Alling in city court has! tain permits or they will be prose-| Mr. Meredith expressed his opin-|I'd like to play the outficld. dizector of alhetioa While &t But-|a enry Carpende ail. Elvin udenat S A e R o) cuted, ion in addressing a Jocal farm organ- 2d told me I could — you know |y bl et "w Al 1 with t ler on Sep- | cases: Mendel Sicklick et al against Judge Alling remarked that he is|ization. It was reported in New York |the , i doathall tonms win, ilrty tomber 4] 192 r. Hall and his M. H. Fox, plaintiffi-to recover $105 not as familiar with the new build-| recently that a plan for a $100,000,- | mpo” chaneo pecame a permanent S Ecole] Jountann ang e and Carpender|and costs of $26.18, Attorney H. H ing code as the prosecuting attor-|000 credit for farmers was to be|ono "poy ‘ot OIS L CEANON TR LR IR o Te s Jail uniil | Milkowitz for the ntiff; Char- ney and the defense counsel, and he | considered by President Co0lidge, |a ciuewor and soon hecame such a Mpap SRS e in Maine, | land's A suggested that Building Inspector|but this was followed by a denial at |gcation on the diamond that 1 Lono lana the system without purging. It is 1 hele 3 1 ’ more pleasantsto take than soda, Rutherford showed him the pro-| had any knowledge of any such plan ) D ] n act on the motion, | et will coni;. ;r;smnTu}); o ley ok Bottzlean vislon that. prohibits the crection of | here is no more_nced of insti SE REAL WOLVERI ; : e Gummere leased Mrs. A HUNGER ST 3 etter Than Soda 5 frame bullding within' the fire imits| tutions for financing the farmer, 'rvf w\w g I\\(”]\M e T I s s Hall in §15,000 bail, chart, Ind, Aug. 24 OP—Pau-| mor fifty years genuine “Phillips| Insist upon “Phillipe” Twenty< excepting structures to be used by|Mr. Meredith said, “than there is for| ‘¢ POt @ AR© A e | Message of Sympathy | ndic [ ting on re- McNeer, 17, of Hazard, Ky., !ubm Biflic of. Magriealn’| has ‘Desn’ b five centrand Attycent hottles, atiy contractors temporarily as adjuncts|financing cily business. Any business | [ 05 00 G Unorsity of S by Ce o f Ik o in his with two young men .0 cripeq by physicians because it over- | drugstore. “Milk of Magnesia” has to other %uildings. The ordinance|man with stable security can find |\J i iabondie, e SO AR \I’:] ent by € ’”hd s in the | cl of holding up a flling §a-| comes three times as much acid in |been the U. §. Registered Trade requires that permits muts be ob-|necessary money. That is the point. tr vaca- , has refused to take any £00d | 1o ctomach as a saturated solution |Mark of The Charies H. Phillips not an- her capture Sunday morning | ¢ picarbonate of soda, leaving the |Chemical Company andfits prede< ; < i *|known as “Wolverines,” nee to ssame. 0f ByImy tained for such temporary buildings. | The er's security under our) RSl Bt ] Wolverine looks |-y il Tl day m Attorney Gaffney remarked that| present system is not stable. No one |y, . “mys “yoit was presented 10| sent to. the wwidow S not com- authoritics said today. The girl With | giomach sweet and free from all {cessor, Charles H. Phillips since Mr. Rutherford mentioned to him|knows what corn, now worth 70 IIRETT Tout. by taeen by ot ov y Ir 1unic with J > Parker. A | Fred Fitzrand, of Napoleon, O. . Besides, it neutralizes acid 1876, that the building code is only a few | cents, will be worth six months | <% " o0 NG ™ Alden Smith et 1 telephone me ast|and Jim List, 19, of Port Morri months old. There are few copies| hemee. Possibly one dollar; possibly | - i HApids “It was a B n 1 18 expeced to reach him in|J., will be charged with banditry. avallable, the attorncy said. Judge|but 35 cents. The sound banker can- [ | us” M. Coolia Alling 8aid he does not believe Mr.|not specuate as to the value of the| (o 0o SECTI o the sudden and Hasson witfully violated the di- | collateral he takes. 1Ie neceds to be - = b . Ly 1 nald = SERE. ’ T T S . nence and inasmuch as it 1a not loo safe. He must loan on agricultural| When the preliminary Bandionp ¥ jand very good fricnd of min ; -1|0N55 0, late to take out the permit, he would | products as though the price will go called Tan merican |a man of | nd ec nding in- @ 1 suspend judgment. [oft 50 per cent during the term of |fournament at the Amatenr Trap- | fyene i s sonate , : 1| 28 =l .crrY HALL - = Y the loan—this due to the fluctuatfon ng assoclalion grounds - in ng experic lire | @ G r iicirg TRIBUTE T0 BLIOT {in the price of agricultural pro- }]“»M 10 a0 I d him [ S rcts.” 3 in a position d oloked for of W ! President Butler of Columbia Calls | o of Him Troly Great American. # A s e coalltoilsicotntry 10 express to New York. Aug. 28 (® Dr. g i3z ' io | YOU and your v and friends Charles W. Eliot longs to the ot roREh otk B crsonal sympathy, in which group of really gr Americans,” £l g | oolidge joins me." President Nicholas Murray l“u'hr of Columbia university said today. commenting on f{he death of nn‘ I B lGE B for $30 damages has been in president emeritus of Harvard. i t £t 1 ; tituted by N. E. Mag an Inc., “H ad splendi courage q c t An¢ J. Mansigiar 1 the revresents the highest type of pub- | 5 aved on the troy t it will v ty § T Mart rvitz and erty and very few Americans who | g he hotel. A sterl have served the public in the e trophy will be dio S XK A Reduced Price is Never the Acid Test of Value! Quality fabrics of attractive patterns and shadings—superb hand-tailoring—up-to-the- e sphere ernment can compare ng 3 P —R with him 0 me his passin is a personal loss and sorrow., W often differed in argument and in opin ading role in of cold Cirel en s a e B ; & i SR K : | 1 minute styles—perfect fit—reasonable prices QUENCHING TENNIS THIRST do tennis players and fans —these are the requirements in the acid test of true value in clothing. 18R ibot T had for him profo posts ; I sngwood | sented the plaintif Fitch-Jones Tailored Clothes meet all of these requirements, because only the choicest the market offers is purchased for this store. T Hit af LM respect and deep rsonal tion." Edgar H. Wells announced that asts by radio station KFKX, Hast- ¢ tinn te " ent, he vl lan s of $300 a short sery memor of Dr gs, and other stations last winter T A e round t yurt, Nair aser X ; £ Hifah will be held at the Harvard Iy a1 ar- | pinaty de BIBIDG Agtdateny g Our no-season-end sale policy permits us fl.)'”' "lf A T L e 5. st equipment already |, the to mark our merchandise at fair prices the rector of Grace church and : oo e f‘“’" "‘A""‘":“ f s 1 the af _clg a0 RECIPE FOR LONG LIFF o year 'round. member of the Harvard class < ! W 1d, Mas Aug. 24 (1) — 1904, will offici programs will be ek S0 IR . AR egular habits and long-lived an- Ty sy Arctic circle points on stavs ans LD, feotore s oan SeHIK Irs. Mary W. Cleary, who e J You're safe all around when you buy Good- caten (\n‘:mh:n“;”n Max e December 24, January | o 118 s — were dispense ot hew 100th birne ooay (@ vears. Safe when you ride—because of their de- 4 » Aug. 2 = de- 114 and Februany 25. 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