New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1926, Page 15

QUEEN MARIE 1§ 'NOW IN AMERICA (Continued from First Page) 1 | After the interview the Queen, her daughter, Princess Ileana, and her son, Prince Nicholas, posed for photographs. While thus enaged someone asked | the Queen whether she would be willing for Ileana to marry an Amer- ican. tk “Oh, she is too young to have to| worry about that yet,” the mother laughed and Ileana and Nicholas both smiled. During her Interview Marie spoke of her habit of constantly writing her impressions and this brought a ques- tion as to whether she would write for any syndicate while here. : Gives Evasive Answer. 1 would'nt have time for she replied. s the report true that this is to be the only interview you will grant?” she was asked. “Well,” she responded, “I had to| make some arrangement. I can't be giving interviews all the time, can D The representative newspaper asked about ment of Jews in Rumania. “The Jews have been very fond ot me,” she replied, “I hope they al- ways will be. All people are treated | e in my country and the Jews are good people.” The Princess. Ileana, a slender pale girl, wore a dark blue velvet coat trimmed with fur, a semi-cloche hat with a silver ornament In front, a powder blue dress, beige sllk stockings and lizard skin pumps. Nicholas was in conventional morning attire. After the interview the royal party was escorted aboard the Macom and the tug proceeded to the Battery. Opposite Governor's Island the party | was grested by a salute of 21 guns. | Arrival of the Queen and her en- | tourage as the Battery coing with & lifting of the storm, rain, | which up to that time had soaked | the city, ceased to fall and the sky | brightened somewhat. | On the Macom the Quecn asked | if, when she returns to Rumaniz she would take with her her son, Prince Carol, who renounced ! rights as heir apparent to tk but with whom she was reported to | have effected a reconciliatiorn r{ i “Oh, of a Jewish | the treat- | jus before sailing. Son Must Make Gool. “1 am afraid not vet, she fald. | “He has made a great mistake in his | life and he will just have to take his | punishment like anyone else. T hope he can come back some day.” In a long line of automobiles, with Queen Marie in the leading car, the | royal party drove up Broadway to City Hall between ranks of eager chers. The procession was led by | a large detachment of police, sol-/ sallors and marines. Hall pl and the streets for blocks around were jammed with nds gathered in hope of catch- 1pse of the visitors. Walker Greets Queen. Mayor Walker presented ucen with a seroll, in behalf of the city, in which he praised her for | her work in improving the satus ""i mania as a nation. | “The modern history of this rapid- | ly changing world,” said the scroll | in part “has informed us of the t | that In the hands of your Imperial | sty the Kingdom of Rumania has vastly expanded the. territory | which you and h within the reign his Majesty, King Ferdinand, and your- self, almost doubled its population. “The allegiance of our people, your majesty belongs to that frefdom | with which we have been blessed but | our hearts go out to you and who have come across the enjoy for even a short vi stimulus of our free institutions.” On the trip up the ¢ the Queen | and her children were in the pilof house and were shown the sights by Grover A. Whalen, of the the | oy of she replied know if I v glancing spells so badly ed embarrassed terviews, other and giggling at the questions asked. tribution sponded in a low voice, d il throne | ¢ sul called updn to govern | U | Pacific and the | made to i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1926. “I hope to, but I don Il ever get.time. “Perhaps the princess might help you,” it was suggested. “I'm afraid not,” Marie sr at her daughter, niled, Children Embarrassed Both lleana and Nicholas s throughout the glancing at ir often each The princess made no con- to conversation and he only time the prince was to a dire tion. ad J b wis 51 porter asked Nic pok holas nty-three,” the youth Ye- t. do you think about Amer- e seemed much embar- come here for girls,” joined in pointing “I hope the g her that. e President Coolige was represe ed on the welcoming party by J Butler Wright, assistant secretary of state, while General Charles P. Sum- all was on hand to present the president’s grestings as commander- in-chief of the army, and Admiral Plunkett, his greeting r-in-chief of th st guard cutter was ¢ service to carry the American offi- cial delegation. The Rumania cial delegation, headed by Radu T. Djuvera, charge d'atfaires at Wash- ington, were assigned to the The Mayor's Committee The mayor's commiltes to meet the ship included Grover Whalen, its chairman, Mrs. Vinec or, the mayor's special representative, and many otl Mo; an 400 persons, many of them soeially pro- minent, were named on the recep- tion committee at city ha d o cutter. preparation was made for ansport of the en and city poli were and picke army, navy and detailed to ves along the from the corps were esty was assigned to the first car, with Prin 1 and Prince . Ceremonie the city with arms, wi ery band played national anthem. Inch tion committee eral Americans persona invited by queen, includ Wi Nelson Cromwell, Coloner Henry Anderson, Samuel and Judge E. H. Gary. $50,000 Led Ready The entire fourth floor Ambassador hotel, where the party will stop while in New csent the AT AL royal Yor ast night at all its led that when the York on Wed gt inder o , she will sleep in a § and that the dining room r command Will be valued 000 bed, how old he, Hill of Scattle, | |6IRLS’ TIP LEADS TO‘RMD ' | ON-BRISTOL RESTAURANT | | | Sisters Who Were Arrested Say They Procured Drinks at School Street Place, (Special to ferald) S 1el Atashian v as a resul | furnished the de v Annie nd Vi 19 few weeks to the po had No lig a this mor will be tomorrow SEGRET DOCUMENTS ARE " GIVEN TO GRAND JURY Stephenson's Confidential Clerk Pre- | sents Papers Kept In Deposit Box. 18 Indianapolis, Oct. documents ot ty deposit box in laid before the county grand ju by Mildred Meade, ar-old confi- dante of D. C 1€ n, former Indlana Ku Klux Klan grand dra- gon, Miss Meade {3 regarded hy vestigators into the charges o spiracy en 1 state officials as a * and it is will have t ation an Indiar M Apo! B rion Miss in ke witness, her information aring on H. Vincennes EE e iblican Edit alle Indlana R ciation. Shortly befor Wi Miss M grand jury H. Remy, she went prosecuting UIT FOR §6,000 Construction of Spur Track Basis of Action by Ansonia Mahagement nst Local Coal Company. of the| Ans loc ien and Vince sued John J. Clarke of $6,000, clain for labor & a spur track s coal yard near ( 00. Complete furnishings of royal suite lue by the hotel managem $350,000 burglary insurance policy has been taken out, with a $100,000 kage poiicy. Samuel Hill, a Hill, Wash., has a railroads to transport the royal os8s the continent for N Jalifornia may be eliminated from eir itinerar use the Southern anta Te r 1 o of $1. The on ithern Pacific ev ular fare, its pass for Mars! lawyer of ranged with t to make a spe exception reg ger agent claims, was ch Washingtan Plans The royal party will be formally ived upon their arrival in Wasl gton by cretary of S Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. Repres tives of the army and navy enta diplo- | matic corps and soldiers, sailors and mayor's| marines will assist in the welcoming reception committee, who 5tood Hold-| gemonstration at the station. ing & high silk hat much the worse | for a drenching. | Reporters on the Macom were be- | ¢ aching the Queen’s representatives | and Mr in vain for another interview when sudden! a windo: of the pilot house and smiled down at them. “My! You look wet,” she said. wish 1 could ask you in are so many of you, aren't there?” Will Call on Hill “Are you going to visit Califor- a?" the queen was asked. | “Most certainly,” she answered, | “and Palm Beach too. I am going | to sce as much of your wonderful country as T can.” She was then asked whether she would visit Maryhill, the hofiie of | Samuel Hill, railroad man, in the | suburbs of Seattle. “Yes, indeed,” she replied. “I am bringing a lot of Rumanlan art with me and I am going to in- augur: Hill is an old friend of ours.” Princess lleana and Prince Nicholag, both blue eyed and brown haired like their parents, stood smilingly by as the queen answered questions. Occasionally Queen Ma- rie wonld chuck her daughter un- der the chin, and once, addressing the cameraman, she playfully tapped her son upon his somewhat | ° aquiline nose and remarked, “Isn't it a cute little nose?" “What American books do you | rrefer?” the queen was asked. Likes Western Storics “Oh,” she answered, “I like your western stories. They are so excit- ing. Of course it isn't like that any more, I understand, but it is splen- did reading when one is tired. I read some of your soclal literature too. I have read some of Henry Ford's writings.” After the brief ceremonies at city hall, the royal party again en tered automobiles at 12:44 p, m. for the Pennsylvanla station for their special train to Washington, | The royal children have as bad a time of it, and sometimes come out of the struggle no better, the classroom, ‘than other children ) as revealed during the pilot house |y interview on the Macom. | “Do you intend to wrlte your|g¢ Gl ni noon, and, will farle thrust her head from | House In the evening. Tho first offi- | cial act of the queen will be | placing of a w party will inspect the United | naval academy et Annapolis, Md. te the very first room. M, [had its f | early today. snow melted almost as | fell. | espectally in el snow reached a snow perienced here th enough fell to whiten roofs. Northern New York enow of the season this mor Watertown and wet siow fell from five until 7:30 a. m. " tell in St 10 | MacDonald, Her majesty, Prince Nicholas and Princess Ileana will be received at \ite House by the president . Coolidge Tu lay after- dine at the Whitc the V eath on the tomb of he unknown soldier Tuesday morn- but there | ing. On Wednesday the queen and her tes NEW ENGLAND HAVING . [T FIRST SNOWFALL (Continued from First Y., Oct. 18 (P'—TIthaca snowfall of the season In the city sections the fast as it however, the ches. Page) Ithaca, N. str ted sections, pth of 2 Y., Oct. In rural d N 18 (1 — Kingston, Kingston and the Catskill mountains we visited by the first snow flurry of the season today. The flurries al- ternated with rain. Rome, N. Y., Oct. 18 (F storm of th on morning -The first was ex- when Watertown, N. Y., Oct. 18 had it ) — first ng. In nearby territory a St Albans, Vt., Oct. 18 (P+-Snow Albans for nearly a half hour this morning but melted and did not whiten the ground. MACDONALD ILL. London, O¢t. 18 (A—J. Ramsay parllamentary labor cader and former premier, suffer- ng a recurrence of bronchial trouble eft today on the order of his doctor or a health tour of several webks memolrs Of this trip at o ¢ which will take him to the South date?” the Queen was asked, and ern Sahara. tions in Philip Pond served by Dep drawn hy intisf and Ralph and Cabelus tiff. Deput witz served the papers an is ret able in seconc re Sher Novem broj ¢ Alex the city vember. le in W of N for 11 f the plaintiff. Deputy H. Horwitz served eff. GOt the of Add Quantity Owners of Mines | No. 2 Nut to Regular Chestnut | size to Avoid Surplus, o had chestnut for winter ave complained to dealers that \are larger amour No. 2 nut included. This, ex- plain, is due to a ne of erading at the mines by which about 50 per cent of No. 2 nut is included of chestnu to deliver Residents who h 1 supply put ir de system lin ail shipme Retail dealers ¢ it in any ot It is s have fac No. 2 n to eliminate ing the scr ing part of Petroleum Company's Appeal Dismissed | 18 (A—The ap-! m Cor- inst nty, California by the supreme ne owners ins of ars and decided lus by chang- and inelud- | | wa peal of poration, yosed by was dismi court. | The action confirnfed courts In holding that states and lawfully impose taxes of the United St fact of Feb ington, > Ger protestin K 1 toda m c the lower upon oil land ed under the ssal of th 1 cast last weel w court declined to perm counsel to comple e appeal was fore- the § it conte ir reme ling rguments SILVER PRICE DECLINES | London, Oct. 18 (A—Silver today | |fell thirteen-sixteenths pence, going to 24 and three-sixteenths ponce, the lowest price In a decade. Silver | yped under pressure of heavy | in China, whose currency is| being converted*to a gold basls, and | ito the absence of support in India | where the natives no longer are hoarding silver. |a prom City Items Mrs. tiatory degree will be con- ndidates at a meeting of Phenix lodge, I. 0. O. F., tomorrow evening Mr. Fred W. N. Y., were the gues! k-cnd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ward and Joseph Kincaid of this city. Mrs. Ward will m class of cs Mesick r., of Troy, over the w where she will v atives for a few days and proceed by train to sville, N. Y. d O'Brien, a e school in eck-end at is room- n reser Isabella will this eve- e club rooms. nd of Wallace om a visit to Miss Dor et has Johnson, steno- Attorney §. 4 her duties operation f No Harmful Bugs in New Britain’s Water Britain's water supply, al 1t contains unplea d in numer- past month, by the state to be pure s i ew th an substanc to health, the local water was informed today. Samples were taken on Monroe street and on West Main street near v line, tions t number of ptember during wl of complaints £ testiby state s the report depart- period numb A very thoro Mexico Is Asked to Take Action Against Slayers ashington, 18 (P—An ur- cquesting apprehension hme of those murder of J. E iggs, Mazatlan, re- Mr. Rprige: acted at irder of , which said of 1 met Von Salm’s Separation Suit Comes Up Monday v T Oct. 18 (A—Court De m-Hoc e former N on s yegun last Lud iinst his wi Rogers, will co ember v Count Milli- Henry H trial next hter of Roger Monday mma J. Ritter, wife of Wil- Ritter, died Sunday afte home in Mitteneague, Ritter was a resldent of ritain for 21 1 her was pre f the Cremo Co ving her, bes six fonr hoon hus- Ty late home Tuesday and will private morr fter her are a step-sts held to at Burial will long | step Th morn- Surviving brother and fu 1 will be ing 8 o'clock church. cemetery Mrs, Mary Kozin Kozir wite h Kozin, died home, Broad strect, yester For the past 1S years she had inent member of hurch and several of at 1 lay Sae Hea cieties. Surviv son, William, and Anna and Sophie. The fu be held tomorrow mor o'clock, Burial will be Heart cemetery, § so- her are her hush: two da nd, thters 1’ Funerals I Leo Biolek uneral services for ur years old, son of N wnley Biolek of 42 Farmington 1e, were held this morning at 45 o'clzck at Sacred Heart church Interment in red Heart cemetery. Leo Biolek and Mrs. av Josanh A. Haffey UNDERTAKER Phone 162! Opposite St Mary's Church. 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Cast Tron Pipe ’ Jening 4 Am 8 ar 1 & Tel 155% hacco . 1183 Am Woolen 28 Anaconda Cop 4 Atchisc 1d Lc Balt, FUNDS FOR MEMORIAL 5 5. Proposal of Finance Board to A propriate $160.000 to Be Ap- imou p- counei sday of by s pr Van fcted today Buren Magor th monument, red to be as soon as the council a and he hopes to have cavations started within a mor Contracts will also be let so that out | proves winter and be in the spring h TELLS OF A. L. CONVENTION ¥ Commander Jackson Says Gathering at Philadelphia Best Meeting Legien Has Held. Connecticut's part in the Nation American Legion convention Philadelphia last we old t ate Commander Harry C. Jack o the mempers of the B post at a meeting of club at the Legion home ington street this noon. | the members were in att ar Commander Jackson pr prople of Philadelphia, and that the convention this ve the most sucecstul yet on. out 50 ndanc se to st v w 1d by E th Cram Connecticut department of the local club. W ‘Was al at ¥ er hieon on Wash- of to Ly as er 18 In a short he said that he did not wish tract from Commander Ja s time and that he Britain to hear ail about ntion. President Wess on Maurice Pe Armistice D th s ne t to say that the ar been secured for the through the untiring efforts of Commander Squire. ‘[I\Ilddletown Girl Thrice I Is Saved From S ! Middletown, Conn., | Threa times Miss Ethel Sh this town, jumped into the Connecticut river tempts at suicide, and she was pulled out and sav beir detained by the po Two workmen employ :.‘v{!‘\‘ the young woman jump river and rescued h |she haa been sufticiently revived, s broke away and jumped in Agdin provented from drowni got y for a third attempt | was finally subdued. it awe ‘Qucen'q' Visit to‘anada Que., ( 18 (T | forthcoming visit of Queen Marie private nature, it was ¢ | by Geor A. Simard, g | sel of Rumania in Cana rad said that he had been offic! advised of this by the government. 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According to Wynne, he went to t woman's home this forenoon to fre her to pick apples. While there © bought two pints of alleged liquor from her and some time later he od his money. She denied hav- ing taken it but he suspected her ind complained to the police, Officers Veley and Lyon found the noney on a shelf at her home and brought her to the police station. Wyn en wanted the matter pped and his money returned buft Kelly refused and ordered nan held on the charge of { mis he is u urge to ste of mal GIVEN $25 IN GOLD T D'Agostino, 'who has been in he employ of the Globe Clothing House for the past 26 years, retired his pesition Saturday night was presented with a purse of £old by his associates, the ation being made by Clifford Mr. D'Agostino has opened a for musical instruments. ——————————————ua |¢ 4"“ U . UNLICENSED BOCTORS - LOSE IN HIGH COURT d from First Page) store Marcus H. Ho! Associated Gas and Electric 61 Broadway, New York 's. Seton Is Back From Her So. American Trip New Y (P —\ who an for a month 14 she ac- arrived to- | | 3630, Santa T ba e 30, 192 Provision was also made for stoek dividends, in lieu of the oash divie Gdends, at the rate of 4.75/100tha of & sha: of Class A Stock for each share of $6 Dividend Series, and 5.15/100ths of a share of Class A Stock for each share of $6.50 Divk dend Series Preferred Stoek held. On the hasis of $35.00 per share for r:he :‘lnu A Stock this is at the annual rate of $6.65 per share for the $6 Dividend Series and $7.21 per share for the $6.50 Dividend Series Preferred Stock. M. C. O'KEEFFE, Secretary. Dividends The Board of Directors has de- clared the following quarterly divie dends: $6 Dividend Series Preferred Stock— $1.50 per share, payable December 1, to holders of record October 30, 1926, 0 Dividend Series Preferred Stack per share, pavable Decem« to holders of record October Te rs of T whigh ed amehip having be Including the expedition, Marshall Fleld, o had been n the other of the party, headed by Cherrle, returned last month Mrs, Seton explained that she had m the outset intended to leave | Ithe party and cross the Andes. | SR