New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1926, Page 17

SA1 ACGIDENTS INVOLYING CARS 01 These, 12 Resulted in Deaths in Week Records for the number of auto- mobile accidents in one week in No- vember and the number of persons killed in such accldents were,estab- lished in the state during the week |f ending November 13, according to a report made yesterday by the sta- tistical division of the department of | motor vehicles. | During the week there were 541 accldents, of which 326 were in| fourteen cities. This is one of the | largest totals ever reported during a single week and is the greatest number recorded in a week in No- vember. Eleven of the accidents were fatal, taking a toll of twelve |k vietims. This abproaches the state record of fourteen victims, made during the week ending Octobed 17 of this year, and is also the greatest number for the month of November. Last year during the correspond- ing . week there were 392 accidents, 290 of which were in the fourteen citles, while eight persons were | killed in seven fatal accidents. Hartford again has the worst rec- ord of any city, there having been | 86 accidents during the week as compared with 49 in New Haven. The totals in the other cities were as | follows: Waterbury, 40; Bridgeport, 39; New Britain, 30; Greenwich, 15; Meriden, 15; New London, 13; Stam- Norwich, 9; Danbury, 5; Norwalk, 4; . . 7 4 : % \ 4 The places where the fatal acei- P = g N A\ i a z v = o = 5 ¥ R dents occurred and the victims were > \ 3 == as follows: Stamford, Antonio Fur- | R N ) i A\ 5 % & ano; Karttora, Charles ¥, Olmsiead; A ; ” ‘ The Second Saturday of our Annual Furniture Fair will M Wi . meker, s o | R | - “ilem b, ¢, hold in store for the people of this vicinity still greater ven, William G. Tinker; East Hart- ford, Rocco Spinelll; New Haven, B i 1 h Sah G N werime 2. a1 | NN ‘~ | values. Come early and bring your friends. ham; Hartford, Mrs. Bertha J. Sal- mowen; Bakersville, Mrs. Jennie Scanlon; Torrington, John Killiani and Arthur Scarzello; Hartford, J. Burko. SALARY INGREASES | ARE VOTED AT YALE Entire 20 Million Endowment for This Purpose New Haven, Nov. 10.—Because || the need for reconstruction of | [N salaries at Yale University is 8o ! ; : S acute, the proposed $20,000,000 en- | &L 2 ey G g Dress‘e xr-‘.‘ B:wtv dowment fund is to go wholly for % = ol £na Bed, Chit- teaching and research work, Presi- nas LR on b peniitie dent James Rowland Angell de- ~ T Rt clares in a campaign statement 3 ¥ l 4 which was sent today to the 30,000 | %S alumn! of the university. To fail in . { ? 3 Piece Jacquard Velour Suite This Suite Consists of & the drive which alone will make E N, e e 3 Piece Velour Suite Here is one of the foremost features of h3 vy Ve out of y = that Yale would have to drop out this event. A $225 Three-piece Import- 3 Piece Mohair Suite Consisting of 8 foot Settee the front rank among universities, | 3 Conslsting of large Settee 3 o 5 ¥ ed Jacquard Velour Suite in a striking : e presld ot RNEe g Wing Chair and Club new design and color combination. A | and Club Chair That not one cent of the $20,000,- IR 5 2 2 -y ¢ ESMOND Genuine Esmond Wool Nap Ghadr, Sprine flled locse massive Davenport with loose SPring, | 4y cuchions are spring-filled | filled reversible cushions—Club Chair | ;o4 "/ veorcivie The entire 000 is to go for buildings, is con-| 3 S, , only s .59 5 5 :)84.50 and Fireside Chair—specially priced for | (ouering of this suite, tront, sl65; —reversible loose cushions, — —] | Large Davenport, Wing Chair } (As Tllustrated) | Wing Chair and Club Chair ! back and sides is of genuine | Mohair, a regular $235 value. | | our Price . | ular $395 value. Our Price Sulte. Special for our all spring construction. Reg- in American University life by Yale 4 NAP D authorities. Heretofore, many of | k BLANKETS :;’;e‘r:fl customer, no ‘phone the large gifts to -the university PAi ey have been accompanied by the pro- b " T é - vision that they be devoted to erect- | | = ing dormitories, recitation halls and Siemsamiseisnemoanos oo, 1 D 4 4 D) I 12 Pioce sege s ™™ i 1 5 PIECE ENAMELED BREAKFAST SUITES 295 | | Dinner Sets The endowment which is to be S B raised will have only one duty; to ¥ e e R o a0 provide the income which will at $5.45 last permit Yale to raise professors’ salaries to a more adequate level, | BN " and in other ways to better the i : : - inner facilities of the university, in- . h . Folding Card tangible perhaps but more vital to| KS A ; | { 5 1 1 the real life of the institution than Gk 4 Vs | W 3 ! ables any building, however imposing and g { 4 = : il it k ! o R fine, it 1s stated. ; A : e L ! $ 1 -89 The average salary for full time { ASSSASNL SRS NSNS SRS protessors is $6,500; the average lor' . [ b H / 3 ! 4 y ] assistant professors is $3,166, and | X 4 , 3 % A A, 1 f—‘——__’ > for instructors $2,100. After the i i : o \| i - ] ) d l endowment drive is completed, the b f 1 ) Rty S I la ded l‘onmg plans of this department call for in- 2 T R | e B : 1 5 ) ; B ) oaras creasing salaries until the average : i j of full protessors is $7,079, for as- \ ), | I | ; - Il o (W o7 8 Piece Dining Suite 10 Piece French Walnut (Gumwoods and Walnut) Dining Suite 60 inch Buffet, Oblong Extension gfl;nthB“fle‘, Obxlons Extension £ | Table, China Cabinet, Server, & Table, 5 Side Chairs, 1 Arm | g0 O OO e hatr. Chalr. Upholstered $99 Covered with genuine leather. ... tapestry. 77 10 Piece Hilited i ¥ . . . 10 Piece ‘Z‘a,]““t Dining Suite Dining Suite 60 or 66 inch Buffet, Oblong Ex- 60 inch Buffet, Oblong tension Table, China Cabinet, sion Table, China Cabinet, Server, 5 Side Chairs, 1 Host Chairs, 1 Arm Chair, E r. Cha Covered with Genuine Upholstered genuine | leather or 5199 tapestry. tapestry SSSASSSS IR AIRASSS SRS SARR RN SSAS MRS sistent professors, $3,313 and for in- structors $2,270. ; Elack Pond, Meriden, Not 1 L A P! W ‘ B GRSV || Large To Be Open for Fishing | p : Sl N kil Nihnies . Meriden, Nov. 19.—Black pond | NN{[] o i : . (24 it i WIHOW waSh will probably be closed to winter| P 2 E fishing. At a hearing last night Z > q L g | Baskets before Chief Game Warden Joseph " 59 ‘Williamson, six members of the Meriden Sportsmen’s usbciatlo; c voted for closing the pond and one voted against closing. The opponent FOUR PIEC AL CRITIRL R FOUR PIECE BED ROOM SUITE e 7 | Table Lamps did .not help eummer fishing and Dresser, Bow End Bed, Semi- ‘f)ns MBS '0 arg‘e 1ease1,v u s with that it was the only one convenient Vani iy - $ Size Vanity, Bow End Bed, Ward- SILK during the winter, Oscar L. Dossin, anity Dressing Table and Chiffo- ¢ S Willlam M. Luby, Willlam Doer- nier in Walnut finish. 2 # SHADES schlag and L. A. Birdsey spoke in p SR e R $3 95 favor of closing the pond. Deputy| W S e e Extry La . Game Warden Morris Buck also 0 v 0 ra rge C spoke but sald the pond came under | \ FOUR PIECE WALNUT SUITE FOUR PIECE BED ROOM SUITE omplete the jurisdiction of Game Warden X (Gen“ine Walnut) 3 George J. Fisher of Middletown, | it 5 fe . RSN Who was not present. It i3 pro- : Consisting of Dresser, Vanity, Bow 399 50 inch Dresser, Bow End Bed, Telephone o o, 7t o oo Y (M £ Tnd Bod and Chest of Davwers. | il T e M pU R ) Stands : Py size Wardrobe. Dustproof con- Doctor James Stretch | . o Eirhchon. SpRN I N ¢ and Chairs Of Simsbury Dies s s sy Sipbuey - Tles b8 Cotton Mattresses s@.95 National Springs $9.s5 ] = CCL . Strotch, a practicing physician here All Sizes All Sizes e Gomilets for more than 10 years, dled ter- ) /s R R C C o o omple e e yester- | N i (ISR AR I S T S URRRARA SIS TRNARNRRARRY 2 {de place, after a oS8, Y 5 i slde place, after a long illness. ) EREEEEEEANNNNS 4 _ He was bom in Hallfax, Nova| 7 i ¢ Scotia, September 21, 1860, son of Al g A ? RN THE ¢ W8 A A \ G CERalL1 HOUSE et | ALY IR [ AL NVIZEN 2 N # WE FURNISHED OF == & THE NEW He had practiced in Wallingford | N VALUES and Stafford Springs for nearly 15 \ ] . B ) TN STRAND THEATER years before coming to this town. : ] Church of Christ. Rev. Tdwin Knox Mitchell,, Ir., pastor, will ofticiate. Burial will be in Stafford Springs, moved to Meriden where he attend. He leaves hls wife, Mary Converse | B§ ERAKVARARKERARNCASER Bunday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. EASS NSRS SR R SR VIR Y PA ed the schools in that city, and he later attended the ' University of Richmond, where he received his Streteh, and a sister, Mrs, Wlillam Wainwright of Hartford. The funeral will be held Saturda: degree. afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Firs RN P SRR N X : Y TS G - 7