New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1926, Page 17

Y\E'\V BR’IT AIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1926. WANT U. S, RUBBER - Erern Back Stenging SUSPECT HREBU[] C=t_y_l§ms | W,,”‘ Street Briefs MARI(ET OPENAND | PUTN AM & CO Girl Home for Christmas United States Stecl corporation, it R - e The annual ecletion of oficers will| ot '\ S SOTRITCAN I 8 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN _ 2 o . [0 cdnvstiags Firat Big) take )\‘\.-. at that time, following the | (0. 000,000 in the 40 Sut P | Flapper May Be Using 01d Tires | P 28 TR | (Comimuedatron Vit P80 | i Vsiness mocting. R B Gnliing Fores Badh H‘“d[ T ; odew : ing No. 5 company on duty at the | ! th E Pohln instructor | $200,000,000 recently authorized. J 1 Neal‘ Flm]]‘fl Ok | |central station. There was a delay | of history at Clark University is|The stock held by these workers is Sway i HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRALROW TELEPHONE 2-1141 2 2 -] !opening the fence gates and smash- | Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | fizured at around 537,000 shares, A2 Y B, ing in the doors and when the Pohlman of 33 Trir The exact stock holdings of em- | We offer: Prikiinet chewtne suin Wkt ; . vater was turned on it was realized | during the Christmas holldays. ployes and the extent of their par- New York, Dec. 21 (P — With turers are dickering with the United < ¥ he fight would be etiff, so 3 R | ticipation in the “melon” is expected business contracting due to the| Fed l ‘v S Vi S tes TEBRY o e Mvs oF g ggl forey were e mames razioe. | ATIMER EXPECTS NEW to bo made known shortly. MiMer. carrying charges for cill| eral “Water Sgrvice rubber to be used in the making of | ey . ! When Chief Noble arrived, he or-j &t | money and the approach of lhoi C b O Ts e it s o i o dercd the building flooded with NICARAGUAN OLTBREA'( The world’s output of copper in |holiday season, the stock market| 0. ment made by G. H. Gilson of New V€ | rater. to prevent a spread ot _the 1 ! 4A | November is placed at 152,405 short today shifted back and forth under $7 Cumulative Preferved Stosk York, assistant to the president of | : . seyond tho ground floor. T s o fons by the American lsureau of the pressure of profit-taking and N : tho company. . Mr. Glison spoke on |\ ; hroush this action, the flamea were [ - T 10 Be | Metal Statistics, against 141,300 tons |short selling on one side and the (No Par Value) rubber at the meeting of the Lio jconfined to one floor, only one spot Rear Admiral Leaves Panama to B¢ 5, (.1 ohcr, and the output of zine |revival of pool operations on the Price on Application club at noon today {being reached on the second floor} o wang 1o Protect American 131 tons compared with 117,615 other. Bt where a large hole was burned st a SRR t t t 5 Sank . 1 He told of the growth and prepar- ge : s the month before Banks were forced to call loans ation of rubber and of the magnitude p i through, ‘?“' 05 A SRS Interests. extensively in view of the heavy of the industry. He gave a demon- [ fi et oo e pnlidingt antintten] £ St 24 Ghenadiing | Pl eming b g made of holiday withdrawals of currency, stration of the coagulating process of three hours' hard work tho recall| Panama, Dec. 21 (®—EXDecting | 4009 shares of no par value com- large year-end disbursements and | vubber, by showing some of the : {w x;“chy\m;l‘uI(: Lh g {further fight Nicaragua 500N yon stock ot the Fulton Sylphon the slow rcturn of checks agalnst product in its liquid form and o ot jotor €O | hetween the forces of the rival con- | company at $30 a share. The ¢ the recent tax payments. As a re- R i ! : g E ing is such tha > AL e ¢ opaned-and ho L coagulating it by means of an acld. it offered no r ance to the flames. |Servative and liberal governments, po ndoryornied il Dl {80 sl money opshediandibelliad) umznn’ mn : _ Samples of rubber products and The floors, walls, and partitions wr Admiral Julian Latimer he re as succtssor to the Fulton com- & 1-2 per cent. g | taformation concerning the malking e shasdail hort h hers andids hed ny, a Maine corporation. Despite this retarding influence, and care of rubber tires were includ- ot : & snread, The »ack to Nicaragus ers in i i bullish activities were not entirely ed in the lecture. Reaost Tnccais, Tovoror wos doe |nagshin, the Uy & & stor. vem wes of the [suspended. Speculative cliques The club held its annual Christ- : In the north and south ends shere (@ Statement to the press b ; ; y {0 $17,331,- | brought new issues into the lime- mas party and Attorney David L. the f evidently started. Class M8 late last night, he said: 1 « ,965,593 in November |light, lifting the prices of Mallin- e Nalr was Santa Claus. Each mem. [l | i et s e have been in commu on | Iast 3 ne ting income [son Silk, Davison Chemical and ber brought a gift which after be- § : . This fact tends to offset the |With vessels from Nicaraguan waters from 9664, Net Collins and Atkman 2 1-2 to 4 1-2 | ' We Offer:— Tt ‘onasantan o more BihE mAmEn & ime o o e e He by From the [for the 11 months of 1926, how- points. Pivotal industrials were as added to a general collection i B8 oncoond to the other: | i t ¢ conclude that |ever, 30,515 against $36.- quiet with the exception of Gen- 5 Shares NEW BRITAIN TRUST CO. en to the Children’s Home. i e Father Bojnowskl Mystified will be some fig , and | 628,528 in the same period of 1923. cral Motors which leading an Al Lemon, whose revie ls show. | j oyt e e e ally T wantito) gab } s — advance in the automobile and ac- Dy o ing in a local theater, entertained By v B e e b e e to protect Amebican inter- ory stocks in the early after- Price on Application Paul E. Lucas rendered several of . 1 + e N sgan A {este ha tended sta’y here i 7 1 £ e S BB ST e R 19 MILON G ol I e MR French Canadlan readings for [ ¥ man leaving the school a short time | 1 after Christ Buying Interest in the railroa was confined mainly to the | which he has achieved a reputation. T G efore discovery of the fire. Ser-| W caragua there had | group s Secretary James E. O'Brien ex- pe zeant Patrick A. MeAvay and Su- |been no fighting on the east coast for | Van Sweringen issues, which re- plained the contest .for the sale of [EgRR g umerary Officer William O'Day |2 month, th gere being 20 sponded to indications that a for- | ticKets fo rthe Lions' frolie, January conterred. with Father Bojno: {miles apart mal announcement would soon be 10, 11 and 12, for the benefit of ind set the rumor at rest, Officer | » admiral added that he ex- —_—— made regarding the Nickel Plate orph: and crippled children. The MISS L NA SMITH O’Day reporting t the only per- | Pected to res his d ation on | Thitogaral] ilag it g d merger. Frisco common shares also 4 contest will be marked hy “bitmp, .o e in the vicinity of | Wednesday, steaming slowly. Hu\’jmlfld R-.hw GO\{. uhoul\l ore strong, rising to a new high (2] race” between three teams, [} 088 LeoRay ARmRy qof AR in o it lats man who walked | « record above 103. A It was reported that the Probus|Siveet, this eity, who was serlously |, "5 004 sireet and turned into INJURED MAN BETTER | ) THE MARKET AT 2:30 ; OPU% Injured some {ime ago when she was | club had subscribed for a block of Hotane & 43100 oieloaic | P Emartfosa i bie: (P—George S e 500 W BRITAIN tickets to comprise the entire mem.- | tRFOWn from a motorcycle in Win- Geunished by, Sitnen &.Co. HARTFORD NE That he ha v connection with | Troxell of 154 eld avenue, ’ | sted, has returned to her home and ) High Low Close . bership of the club. | e e . <s Smith the fire is doubte the authori- | Br seriously injured one o \ cc. 21—David B o = Burritt Hmd/BM,, The annual Christmas check of|l¥ recovering slowly., Miss Smith AL chom and lhrtford(bnn‘TruStBl@ i ; i Father Bojnowskl admitted mont ¢ in tomobilal e leeivial ant e ezt speea mas il 8% 146% 147 Tel. 3420 $10 was voted to C. B, White, head | F9c6lved a broken back as a result 2 M Gt e B RN R L Tel,2-7186 Burritt Hotel Rldz. New Britain Telephone 258 MHBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald It. Hart. Mgr. Said to Owe Mrs. Muter For oit! and Gasoline. | Chairman Raymond Says Corpora- parties up to the cor t neral Fmma Yoscak ) rporation claimed Three small boys were brot {lie police station shortly before noon to. |that there is mystery about the fire accident on the st chway ne e § e s . f the accident and that her ve-!' > ue ST s of |Am Can ...... 53 3 paitecsachiie il Tt overy was despaired of for some (DUt he was mot prepared to stats|Warchouse Point, in which Doug ; i s o B o fiina positively that it ~-as of igcendiary . Thomson, of Farmington and F court, has ruled that|4m Cr & I'dy 102 | & origin. _As soon as he a 1 M. Cummins of Winnetka, im of the trustee of the Gro- |’ i A ; s o o s fwa v Am Am & Ref 145 3 7 . CHILICKI SUED FOR $20 OITY WA DEFEND RPEAL s e s s ot Wlnni T e e o el T T L ‘|l we offer: Tk R e o sign of |somewhat fmprov t the ! | States shipy ard’s Emergency roole 3 3 Ifite about the heating plant, went hospit r J y the bulk of :,r,"q \;:,T.] el :n 43 p Man Held For Arch Stroct Hold-up| AGAINST MASONIG TEMPLE | throueh the water: soaken maiia & R e e 5 ERVICE "vd rmn"fifvl himself that two places : 5 ol 4 ald Loco .. 6 ; Balt dhio. 1081 ; | . T(.flhznn (n]t v H;n’? Glass | Ur Alsisict. cobint" today },H"',q‘\ O i Jieutenant Frank Gilligan of No. ety 1" lawyers on | (ealq M 2 7¢’ Preferr i (o Peter Chilicki, held in bonds of | tlon Itself May Raise No Oh- |6 compan fiered a painful in-|§ h sid { the case appeared 1o it DAL 7% Preferred to Yield 7% $15,000 for trial in the superior court | iry to his rizht hand when a plec e i i settle a aisp as to which party on charges of robbery and assault jection to Remonstrance, of glass, falling from a second stor: 1 speclal master for ior i with intent to kill George E. Fred-| Tpo Masonic Temple Corporation |\ ndoW: struc nlnfi i i Bl pateiek Mair % hi . M & S P.. 19% ericks, owner of an Arch street gas|mayv not engage counsel to defend acerated one finger and caused | St 15 ity . the defunct Groton | R | Pae 703 station, has been named defendant |, i \ i By ; h the back of the hand. . » that fraud enter-| o . i s n the appeal taken Ly a group of A eI e a e et Chile Cop ... 34% in an action instituted by Mrs. Helen - enE _ S [ioho SIS 5 E vad b . o ol eds s ) the fleat ' (v e o d . Helen | Russell st property owners who B ardoved The Tiavtannnt o 18 ved by his . Chrysler Corp 413 Mauter, who claims that = Chilicki | want the proposed temple restricted | punin of i corporation and the ship builders in ¢oea Cola ...1651 owes her $20 for gas and oil PUT- | o1t of their locality, Chairman Sher- | The school was erected in 1001 ‘eral will be held tomor o i ; supposed to settle fooneol Gas . .111 chased at her station. Mrs. Muter |ywood H. Raymond of the building 1 je f6TTe tortee in 0 helehts tanai at $:30 o'clock at ti el ween the two par Corn Prod 513 is represented by Attorney T. .| tios S AL s 5 Bl i st Rl B, e 3 McD o ommittee said today. Mr. R d | contains 22 ¢ rooms in addition ras0Lid. A Cuntingco ) T s Works | 12008¢ ji-cponougn. o said the action objected to is one to the principal's office, locker rooms e at St Marys Stoton, dironys WOnDuioat De oputy Sherlft Martin H. Horwitz | aien by a municipal body SR R LA S vl asinadeeriain B o Svare By et eRDaye B n oo finererata it ishl lat defense by building facilitios. The exterior is b o G et d’h' ickl's car, the machine which he | ne corporation counsel will ba re- ot stons and red brick constructior A Irove on the Sunday he robbed jjod upon but the interior s of wood. Had | = 4 ! il s . A £ v a i e Fredericks and which he was forced | St the fire made its way beyond the ———| contract was invalid. was this \ hi 1 171 o : A loan service that is fair, friendly and courteous. oAb i don vheh 1t ons ikt Th1 l e Trepmace e paygpovencsbal P on which ) Fitzgerald SR g 2 I you need money for CLOTHES or other necessary e» fihx baen at tha municipal: garage | Deven Fail m \ppcar R menla he aen - : n favor of the shipping CoPhL AS : 5 . penscs to make your Christmas happy, come in and sec since that time. When C ases Are Called |itin but the walls, in the opinion | emergeney fieet corpora Motore .. 0% 1325 : : Ws LandUp To§300 00 MEKIpEE The writ is returnable in the city ! New 1 (P—Soven of |of Chief Noble, because of the in- — B e foun t all accounts ol yion . Note easy terms: court the first Monday of January. right men indinted for conspiracy to | flammability of the construction and Ore Ctts Action for $100 damages has been 'suiwuggle liquor into the United | the desks and chairs in the class |y t North pfd . 82 3 g Tmonthi: ; ¢ repay s $100 ash loan ituted hyhlhu Go . o5, who were arrested recently | rooms. Chiy st o s rulad,. son Motors 457 P <ol ol plus ) IBETER T 4200 ot . against the Fair-View Milk Co. when a Coast Guard patrol s There are approximately 1,300 s Sisied 1 Kiilad, sl t - . A P s IBEo AT B A held t crnoon at lor : T 5 ntral ..., Every repayment reduces the interest cost. Call, write or * claiming money due. The action the auxil hooner Consuelo | children registered at the school. s : : f'm‘ e Mliakit LI P g ; 3118 ; T e e e N was brought through 8. G. Casale Sccond, f to answer when their Several hundred others attend Ses- | g o Sl Corporation, th "‘. Nl s = RENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY and the writ s returnable in the city names were called for pleading in in another building and in the il e skl s e e ;i o 101 Raphael Bldg., Second Tloor, 89 West Main. court the first Monday of January. federal court tods he one who | parochial residence. Father Boj- | paboey Chureh ofielated RS Ll s S 5 3 623 62% Open 9 to 5:30 Saturdays 9 to# Constable John Recor performed Presented himself was Frank W. En- nowski said this morning that ses- | 5 ol geainst ney Fleet Cor- f K¢ G el P ioenscd by the Btate and Bonded to tho Publis service, |slow of Gloucester, Mass. sions will be discontinued while re- | olg at 3 . R { Louis Halle, attorney of record |pairs afe being made. The school | ., ¢ G T i o Horwitz Confirmed as for the defendants, declaring him-|was to close this week for the [, g0 : il T T s S e d == self outraged by the failure of the Christmas holida ] : L s S L0 4 3 ; S e ANIES Auburn Co. Receiver siven to appear witkdrew from the building will show smoke dan g (s bgbilolblocs aamay S . have ST RS b ) faudiwiieite e S e Martin H. Horwitz, was confirmed C2s¢ With the court's per n. |and the entire ground floor ERE i i s s S I theb i met b B A, 20t A vare Co 5 I as permanent receiver for the Au-| Fnslow ploaded not guiltr, but basemaent was covered by water that ' GeloH o pRdok et kil e o : e ®|am Tosiery Co. . hurn Transportation Co. of this city, | COUld not got a hondsman to re- rose to a depth of three or four =i MATYS il i i85\ it (b o | Natiooal Tena Tl i “pia. befora Judge Nickerson in the su-|Write his B inclies in places. The loss is covered | AIvs TaA A1 Avhesloc) s 5 aakiiag SN Y centeat ,j S Knttomi i 20 perior court this morning. Mr. Hor-| The men who failed to appear by insurance. o T LA “:‘_' '“I: SR G Ny -“~“ s U : k 54 witz was appointed tempo e included John Keoughan, captain of | Within two hours after the . - ME g el S LR s N ‘ AR Pt SRR ceiver some time ago. He was rep. schooner, Benjamin A. men had returned to the : 3 " & : GO e Bt ; b = : ; - resemcs e oo o Fagumot B, | ana. Tarielt Janes, all of Glouees. | Chine Nobla secrise @ ¢ Vicclock of 317 Lincoln strect, | United States shipping board or the North Amer . 46Ty 435 49%4 1 it dllemares Clas Extremists Hungerford of the law firm of Hun . and Ldward Skillman, of Phoe- | $50 from her Bojnowski, Trelg s tomorzaw i akternoon 5 LS D) Aeiige 0 1 s 4 5 Binsvrtord of th f Hun- et o S5 e hall et Cantat s BisAAIIE T the et otk (e de i ~from Erwin chapel. | higher court. pil pack Mot Car 3 5% 36 stol Tir R Hfld Plaflfled GOVt S sty < n J00, and six members partment. It will be turned into | The body will rest ':r Ivm under-| It xv;s “xrm ”v pbicis :,m 4\111\ Pet B 661 ¢ e, L i L300 - . NIZUre 0 N o 3. Porter So st 'multaneous he clain *ennsylvania 6 2 > = TAK 5 IRE of the crew 0 eacn, was for-|the pension fund. aking parlors of B. C. Porter {| 4 ¢ " TAKE $15 IN WIRE Al & benah cnrmris vere lat r,rl:)““d Floor Raging Furnace |until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. | of the Groton Tron Works against | Plerce Arrow.. e : ‘ ; The fire, while serious, was mnot | Rev. Willlam R r of the the Emerg ”11 Corporation | Radio Corp .. 59 % 59 ; iTe0 a5, Kovno, Lithuania, Dec. 21 (P— = A ¢ e Pttt BAGHS vill officiate ates filed a suit against | Reading . 99 o com. Cle . Augustine Valdemaras, premier § = & == spectacular and did not attract wide | First ptist ¢ wi 4 Sah = ; s e . \ premier in today by Officer Michael Massey, and Greens h “ ( e L s s D il i the Groton Iron Works fo s Roebuc 5 3 ! 4 A the government formed following stioned about a quantity of ele reenwic ater Co. after the arrival of the departmer i 1 1 v 10tersy mortzage which the e (olhi 0 o e 5 I'riday’s Coup D' Etat, charged in an ey aracar i, And Road Negotiating | mere were but a fow onlookers - - - . This suit amo o about [Southern Pac L1113 7 i ki 3| Interview todey thap xerqnliEaisngd v gl b tiom & lle banit n. Doc. 21 (T1—Negotin- | Except for the broken windows an CARD OF THANT 31,800,000 and the controversy over |Southern Ry . |Jacobs. Manutac osiv o0 1 by the'late government, had i (L,'.‘f’("”l”fi:” Co. ear barn on | g sor qy - ustment of litigation | the smoke pouring out, the bullding | yoin bl e i it is now in the courts Standard Oil .. 38 gaed Sl openly propared 1o séize’ | powers hEnu e i iLNEs en the Greenyich Water Co 1 none of the appearances of the !, 1 8 BT S ; = Stews arner 2 ewell Bolting Co ‘]mlh would have ‘glven &/ [pratett “hief 1 5 v NS ¢ and sc f a fire after the streams of = W0 : Eas e e B N Mo Loy ‘tudebaker .. x ¥r8 L “ ! for Polish intervention. Chief Hart nolificd the Connect L g Disviovellan ne.o : ain Record, Lander « clk No Cause Is Found for T o e X I Je B e 5| Moreover, he declared, the gove - Texas Co. .. A 5 rtford Railroa the t ater began fo take effx In the {20 SR ; s 3 3 . il 5 . = L | Ma TR % gut Co. and tho wire was returned. | e afhr R b asedins mantE ne T he R, howe BURUREIDEDL: s urimAnyen Powder Train Derailing rexus & pac .. ; 1ot : crnment had openly favored the for their kindness and condolence 8 o e Pekates B ‘. 0 5 T 5 A ver, the ground floor ked like for their Danbury, Conn., Dee. 21 (A-—The Tobacco Prod .10 N Co., .. 1 Bolshevist The army saw the were allowed to go with a warnin ‘” 1S Cos Cob for fits thalerpundy floor Todked Hl wn during the tims of our Sy R Y B o 7 33 p e tod: danser threat h ‘ the Water com- | roaring furnace and Sergeant Me- e i ation by officials of teyno : R T00 36+ [N B e o ot od danger threatening the coun= they felt so certain the | 7707 &0 » right, are pro- | Avay and Deputy Chief Souney re- | bereavement a loss of our . . ¢ nd railroad has Union Pac .. B3% 18930 |Now Hoven Slookt - so try’s independence, and therefore e soxap, ey woraplanniie | DRTR SOUEEE EREE (AU et as the work of laying the |Wife and mother. |y Sis tar to! disclose o] Onitsd Trult 'y 12 1 Now 1 | s ovorthrew the feeble Slezevicius to return for another load. jlosgaing i apuncerateg BEL i ib llhee ntarted, that oplys iMa| UOHN RLESZCZ ANDFAMITY. S oibeine devaliment of USCLIrP . Yiles-Boment-Fand Co. eom.”".. 18| 20 | gdmintstration. : e . et Shock. connsel for the | best of luck could save the rool. | ] t -2 at Towners, last U 8 Ind Al : The national sentiment had be- ) n‘_( HRISIMAS PARDONS | D "\'.'f‘f')”‘ Spo \I\r-v‘:_OL:"Q lll‘:r‘rr:}r‘d AL atent 6 olclonk. Thva {“m‘} CARD OF THANKS e e rolalbuL i ths | TS Rib et 64 TEN : i | come conscious of its strength, he e ashington, Dec. 21 (7 — No|HeW eIk, e e o sate. | missloner Horace B. Clark of Hart-| Thomas A. Jumes and family de : immediately wards. 117§ Steel . : continued. and the constitution must liplstenss pardonsd acal fiifio: ik \coming at this time, | ford and Commissioner Praft of siro to oxpress thei uks to neigh- | The eighteen persons injurcd 1n ! Wabash Ry be revised so as to make the new R e autd (PR o O e el for the West Hartford arrived, having Lors and friends, for their many and the explosion that occurred When Ward Bak B government effective. n somo past years it has heen And Lewls L. tield Soutact fof th yearped of the fire soon after Me | varlea expressions of sympathy, in | the fire reached a carioad of Eul- West Blec ... Born August 10, 1874 of peasant oustomary for the president to ro- | Water company, sud it would be ong’ alarm was In. They | the loss of th nd mother. | powder are all doing well. White Motor Seth ; Davents, ‘s e TevOIDE MRS lease one prisor £ Onriftmos sovordl daye efore BAS IANSE WES | swors taken through the bullding by E. C. James. Representatives of the r 1l Willys Over .. 7 % | Smyth i e was as a boy in high school under time from each federal prison, but | in for a public announce- el o i € company are engaged in making 4 Woolworth .. 188% 1 n ¢ Co., 2 the Russian regime when he and 150 Y‘;‘n::» Houl.&c tommu szid today ment. : No Proof of Incendiarism | CARD O THANKS complete inventory of the 3 ? T d r other Lithuanians were expelled be- e S R i heveal W Throughout the day the probabie | o (Gt I (rionas | property damage tn the n R TARTRORD . SEOOK. HXCHANGD use they would not say the prays B oo ol Wherea mm" P s ol ”“rm;? oesion" Tumars |and_nelghbors who extended 11 AR b a he student hos hose friends have . | live topic of discussion tumo : 3 i aaa 4 it during the studen e shikglidinvant ol Still Remains Mystery v : OB el sympathy during our recent bereave e BAILROAD - y Steam T % il . Meen clemoncy 1 formar Gav| | R Y SEETS Sl s salind olventulfon | thal, fe erlstnll CLEE R RO U or Gur bilo BRING FORECLOSURE ACTION 5 : Steam, | > 2 Uy RS . Petersburg, now Lenin- ernor McCray of Indiana, serving| RS el bt l_:”h”n o incen: 'y, but there is no proof g ana 5 Action in foraclosura has been in- “\“\\ AND TRUST umr\\n Unton Mfg. Co., N r E he was expelled from school geatiana T o O e uch [ that they are anything but rumors, B e, { stituted by Max D, Honeyma t ) veva 628] 700 [T nvelope C nd jailed for political activities : - AL Tarle his =0n; told ofher HemSiipilooks Had\ theve isino quentiby Sy aas Al S e ey Hon ¢ fa1 SR G : : { ') aimed at bringing about Lithuanian SUSPECT 1S FREED. bers of the family upon their re- |54 it,” Chiet Noble sald. e rae : 4 dppnd Rkt : 1 ce nofhas SUILEOL Hin S tlie Capt MER Lo B InGOn ‘.‘M'., ”“,“ I no sign of anyihing wrons Willhyrey o1 Men's club 1 ’ against Samuel C. Y . ¢ 3 Wineted A : ¢ . he conciuded, would now theator robbery was clearcd yester- | there could be only conjecture as (0. tha heating apparatus, and the fact | Memorial Men's club and of Hartford. : rust Co. ... 813 salt U] realize that she had no chance of day by Manager Barrett, victim of > fate the woman. IFather ;:n'l that there was fire in opposite ends = S0n Co o L e Girls' Se sonc. 1 mortgage for § D s ieh Hartfo N B fax At SRR 102 seizing Lithuania by insurrection, the holdup a few weeks ago in the | Son worked with the investigators of the building at the same time A I reas G able in the city court, New New Brit ; DA and must seck fresh means of theater office. Stanley Babula, who while in Washington, but they say seems very strange.” Y ' second Monday of Jan- < S Iry aes SURY BATLANCE reaching an undel nding. ; , Rt 5 e e smployes of Davideon and Leventhal ik was brought in by T : ey, | they formed no opinion whether Mrs. and the Order of P, 0. S of / M 18 R e Treasury Balance $226,084,902.| Antanas Smotona, leader of the gig ) segioned arelongtl oo Houck - was murdered, - committed ! pjeg Connter Complaint MRS, HARRIET COOKE. v the papers. The {am S Euens i coup d'etat and the new president tective bureau, but denied any - | suicide, or is in hiding. & A 5 | MABEL COOKE plaintifis seek the appointment of a Security o Boston—FEchanges $80,000,000; | of Lithnania, has a career nection with the job. Manag e In Action for Divorce DOROTIY CONK receiver to colleet rents, foreclosure | [fd-Coun. Trust . : Balances $37.000,000, similar in many r to that of rett exonerated him and he | CITY COURT JUDGMENTS Anna M , who was named de- THOMAS COOKE. of the mortgage and possession of TRE INSURANCE COMPANIE [ = Marshal, Piisu Polish _dic- lowed to go. The fellowing judgments have rundant in a divorce action filed 4 premises upon which the mort- | Aetna fre) Insurance Co. 500) 515 | New York—Clearing House, ox- | ta Both of them from boyhood "\(nn rendered in city court by & e y some time ago by her husband, Al- gage was levied, The property con- pla s dnk A + 1M chan £1,256,000,000; balances fought against Russian r cdited PRICE OF GASOLINE T [Judge B. W. Alling: For the plain- | hapt J. Mar has filed a eross vmn,i (Furnished Dby T 3 Wbl Fire Insurance Co. .. 495 510 ‘ cerned 1s located on Church strc CAtlon1 Firo Tnsus 3 § 000, newspapers, led military movements Swanage, Dorsct, England, Dei DI g ~:.. | and for these activities served pris- S 21 (M—Suicide while of ynsound |Aetna Casualty & Sur : aving Man at Fire oy terms. ENDERTAED mind the verdict renderad today | Act wce Co. oo ingfield, Mass., " P— | smetona is leader of the Lithu- oy : by the coroner's jury in the case fonn. Gen. Life fusuran .} rolman A. J. La Garry Wwas! anjan nationalists and is well known that gasoline has increased one inst Stanislaw Satulak, . alias! Clarke and MeLaughlin of Hartford cent a gallon. Gulf, Tydol, Standard, Stefan Satulak, B. J. Monkicwicz for | Mra, Marks sets forth that she | Atlantic and Colonfal all have in-[the plaintiff; for the plaintiff to re-|and Marks were married on nmmm-' The motorist is gree today to recover damages of $88.09 in | piaint against her~husband, charg - v ¢ e ( . 4810 signed to bring realization of with the glad Christmas fidi ho setion of m ¢z ing desertion. She is reprosented Jusenh A Ha?fe& VERDICT IS SUICIDE win In S Sprmzficld Cop Hurt r respective national aspirations ¥ . creased thelr price one cent, is the |cover damages of $66.15, in the ac- | 12, 1014, and that they have two didss i hoe. report. [tion of H. Chesky & Sons against!minor children. She charges descr- Restllehte 13 Surme f Miss Una Crowe, 20-year-old elers Insurance Co. ...... severcly injured today when, in re-|as a publicist, although he is & | Herbert T. Treat, I L. Rachlin for|tion, the same complaint reg tored | 4 laughter of the late Sir Eyre Crowe, | ictna Life full pald receipts .. moving an unconscious man from | lawyer by profession. He was Litha NO CHRISTMAS RUSIH the plaintiff; Miner, Rear & Tullock |in her husband's petition. whoso body was found in the sea |Aotna Life part pald wceipis.. one of the upper floors of & smoke | yania's first provisional president, Chicago, Dec, 21 (P—The storied | against Herbert L. Treat, de < | She seeks a divoree, custody of (le | of Swanage yesterday, fully elothed. | o o U T ot 5 fill.d rooming house, ho pitehed | in 1920 and also served as governor Christmas rush in the liquor trade is [of $104.09 for the plaintiff, Na | children, an allowance for the sup- | BOI I ERER S Miss Crowe, who disappeared & |conn. Tight & Power Co. pfd. ! down a flight of stairs.. He was re- | or Memel territory. hokum, thinks Lincoln C. Andrews, | Nair for the plaintiif. ! port of the children and alimony. | | week ago, is sajd to have suffered |Conn. Power Co., com. b i20 ' moved to a hospital. Quick work | tha {tonn. Baras o S 18 by the police removed all of the | fedoral dry chief, “Cl rush? e Her husband's action was filed | A 5 | from a nervous trouble since o A o 1 AET R 1 § of reporters! I O.B. B. DLECT OFFICERS through Nair & Nair, Jocal firm, and | BOBY. ‘SHOE | dentii6P her father last year, Sir|isc o . 7 nearly 100 roomers from three up- e s"““,"; ‘"'°‘|'““’" “"‘"“"‘"‘:} . £t hav MorRs Aot A off will elected they have recelve copy of the| Finest ropinz wreaths, efc. of Ever- ‘I\r‘ who was permanent under | Hd. ¥ t n 342 per stoties of the four story block, of North China will erect a centr wmher 26 eross complaint. The writ is return- | greens for Christmas decorations. Order | sceretary of the foreign office at the | Hd / note ... 2 The room':g house was run by Max | Wireless plant in Talyuan-fun, the {1101 ¢ . 155 | Bloomberg and the fire itself was capital, and peesibly will place six outhe: Telephone ..... 1 4 cenwich Water & Gas 7% pfa.1041| 107 | confined to the basement. | others throughout the province. 1ias than on luneheon ta be hold on T Tourth of wly on April 'ools nt Grotto hall by Jehuda Halevl able at the presont session of the | Ri™y yiain st vrot. Blig. el ssa, [ 1M° of his death 1s buried at ,\mmL s BournCa ROl [90ks, {1ic0p BiD; superior court. “The Telegraph Florist of New Britan.' | age. ar