New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1929, Page 17

Ve NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1929. the game which was the best ever|drcds of Christmas packages behind unney Nearly Clear of Legal seen on a lacal floor since the days|in their hurry, were landed at the of “Sugar" Hugret. | Central Railroad of New Jersey Atlas Here Tonight ferry house. The three who sutfered Atlas Consolidated bas cuts and bruses in the scramble to the boat treated by an Wilderness When Woman’s Case : Jiff it Is Withdrawn and Other Totters i v e i o i M 5" 0 Gt quit were | Bristol New Departures tonight atconfusion, the | the local armory what promises| had been no panic ers sald there The ipn passen in | | was considerable | CHRISTMAS PARTY PARENTS ATTEND STIMSON HOME IS .~ OCGENEOF SOCIAL \Annual Enterfainment at Stan- Many Notables at High Spot I PUTNAM & CQ, Mambers New York & Hargford Steck Eechenges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN 2 \ A | for him. Ju J. B 1 of | {0 e one of the most bristling en- | Who numbered several hundreds, in- 5 : ! g 5 H TEL. 2040 Mrs. Fogarty’s Counsel M- Xew Haven, counscl for the Fort | gagements of the current Young sea- | cluding many women and mnmuley Church 0utg1andmg Success [} Washmgmn Alfairs WAKTFORD QFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, __TE. .18 il | Wortn, businces man, declincd |son. A fast preliminary contest feat- | howed some signs of fright whon | | nounces Suit Dropped— it niht o wmake un announce- |uring a meeting of the Terrvville | directed to put on Lfe pre | —_— : nent “at ghis time Maple Ends and the local Bagles in|but they werc reassured and helped | Last evening the Stanley Memorial | Washir Dec Pr— 1o 2 Husband’s Charges Also| Yesterday's developments in city lengue engagement will also | Abo: the other hoats church school pupils presented a [the president’s orficial family co Fight [ case came vapidly 1 | be served up to the fans. The prin- | West Loint was towed 10 a Christmas program to parents and |ducts its social affairs has Tuberculosis 5 ; Stricken ! Uorequested permission 19§ gipa) contest will get under way at| pier on the Now Jersey side in a|fricnds who filled the auditorium {o been a subject of secor Likely to Be Stricken| i us counser for Mre. Fo- |§ 2 Son | sinking condition. paeil B albesniden | and i d e e Stlos totich : ; { 9 o'clock capacity. The church had been dec- |ance. And whe serics of ¢ onnecticut enera Fr Docket Rarly. A few hours later he appear The team will undoubtedly take R — s orated by members of the Men qin t-member “at homes™ during t rom Docket. in court for scheduled & ents | e floor with the following starting TO WEAR ROSE AT GAME club with laurel roping, wreaths and | week furnished opport Lf I C A lemuronheyhadtiled DSt jineun | a tall Christmas tree trimmed with {thousand persons i ife insurance o. i : \\‘; ! count |0"n.)' . .\” n”»’; Atlas-Pite and ILivans, forwards - Sl many colored lights and balls. The |capital set out to o for m- Rights Bridgeport, Dec. 21 (UP)—Gens icious prosecution, but explained | yjerman, center; and Chady and yrogra : B sclves. Proof that t ; y ; Tunney was almost out of the legai| e dit not care to argue (he point. | Rulerimin. conrd | Mayor James Rolph. Jr.. to Change “"_”*"n:”’\,“‘“:"“ oo L e Bought and Sold One of the §500,000 dams uits | Jud er lover:ruleditha idel SNaw Departure—Picken and Col |t s 0P ie o 0P A ¢ Gontest New!| Braser ss one found everywhers onz T'hese rights expire at the close of bu Lo had been withdrawn |murrer and then gave Wilder per- A Lok Gl 5 . £ D ayer v. I X i I igainst him ha i : A e |ins, forwards; Richman, center; an | e More than ordinary socizl December 21st. and lawyers in the second half-mil- | mission to withdraw. Thus formali-| pyop¢myer and Waterman, guards.| Year's Day. | ‘Marjorie 1 Aner rest cente about the Secr- lion-dollar action were expec foljiited il Ibh St i havoREreUnadi Chapman is Fined : e i D e ‘ of § nd Mre Stimson, fo make an announcement soon veeks for seltiement were finished | Goorge V. Chapman pleaded guil-| Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 21 P —May. | Becitatio bk bentiene ) they have been tar Announcemeht that Mrs, K n a hour Ty td & chures of By sl oF | (his 67 Jumes Rolnh Bt o e famouky R G e in St ng ine King Fogarty had ubandoned | — —— peace in police court this morning |45 much for the gardenia which al- |4 Serics of Pantomim LI e e fier suit to obtain 3500.000 | and was fined and costs by |Ways adorns his lapel as for his| Pictures"—members of the begin- | o o io o R R e e BRISTUL NFWS e astonin Danosan political triumpths, is going to break | eperthert RN g EDDY ROTHERS& 3 ¢hampion on a charg L Sult for $500 Lhe habit of a lifeime New Year's| lincs recited by ! {suaged. Th | I Stock Exchange promise was made by Judge Fra = Geo Mitiillo of this city hus| 09 and wear a rose. He has ac.[ Pieturcs posed by: 1 e Members Hartford Stoc g I.. Wilder, who was granted perniis bien named defendant in a suit ror | Cépted the position of master of cer- |berg “Making Mother's Christmas | ¥ 11! N SRITAIN 20 W Main Sir con to withdraw from (Continued Frent Page Nine) P brought by John W, |cmonies of the cast-west footbali|Present”; Virginia Turner and June }"'Ij‘ i NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street superior court lafe rday | —— o | Barbrile Hartford th 2h Attor. | Classic, January 1 in the Rose bowl. |Rollins “The Christmas Cooks™: | i = 3% toceived Word From Cllents |examine prospective drivers _srom |Harbyik of Hartford throush Attor- | S R0, "0 e ams | “Shobpers. Al n el Comort HARTFORD MERIDEN Wilder revealed that he and (Col. jany section other than the vielnlty %y 51" W Harding has attach- |Feputation on the coust, as regards | Elizabeth in: David Lrown| Nothi il v o 33 Lewis Street 13 Coleny Street vis T Ield of New Haven, an-|in which the cxamin ion is Jo- | 11 SR ot tho. detendant on | Maberdashery, as has Mayor Walker fand Philip kin “Binging in the |gratifying. ho Ir other of Mrs. Fogarty's legal rep-lcated. Local applicants must there- 3 "ot W York “r hristmas T Gertrude Knaus, mson’s da d vesentatives, had cived notes | fore be examined in this eity. it imuluineonsly with the ; 1 Gronback and Clifford Carl- |One four repl om Boston, dated November 4 | ree Lighted A s department | hOUNCeMent yesterday that Wray [son “ita Up the Chr s You are hereby authouzed local Chamber of Commence that ths | Peter Chapor, 9 Clark troes. |Strategy it was announced t Myrtle Kraus “Christmas Mornin o . . cither withdraw my action Christmas tree ereeted at the head |shortly before 10 o'clock this morn- | SYneY Hutchinson, for years!song “Christn Stockings,” be 50 Shares Fafnlr Bear]ng e Tunnoysoe tol permit: thasin (e RIS R e i R e X ehimnes T s in rogress | ChRIFMAN of the football committee | ners' department ot unction 1o inst me.” ke t g | s e - | of the council of athletics, has tend- | Recitation “A Christmas Wish” | Presid complet by tonight. when thou-|there but was guished without X 2 reside Cle 0 ) R o commanl expetod o ao- | SOMIetely by tonfght, when thot |thoro bt was extinguished without | ¢r "}t resignation. and that. of | oot |t el s 0 Shares Stanley Works Lose, Ju arl 1oster expect- (e beaLLe ro (ke Nifisntaal i o B John P. (Jack) Butler. had resigned | pe Reindeer's Right of [mer residence The d Cl k Erinag to sl tatorably on s 1o i1z banuty, Thoifree was lignie | - conci ot the. fresnman anuad. | oy 7 gt Stadtor | dndomatic corvs. mons ot i § 10 Shares Landers, Frary and Clar! o¥'s motion for juigment. filed (e s e e B | Young will succeed Hutchinson Song “Away in 1 Manger” . i heen i ¢ ey vesterday by Attorney Homer banks ‘have installad colored j chairman of the football committce. |~ Haistan and Llizabeth Garbedian |little tea tablo of the. coss wa Cummings of Stamford. A judgment | in their windows. | | The appointment of Wray, Which|Exercise, “Star” Julin Toyajlan, |type, no bigger than my lady R, Al | Seal Returite Rapid | RESEUEU |N [;RASH e srnracyto me sy ""“—f“:fl*l Russell Nyquist, Richard Junkin, |ing and cutting table. Ladics f . Fogarty from cve | Scanm : {in Pennsylvania athletics, was made | \rarion Richte Fe e ey SRR egal action based on .| Thousands of s for seal { by the athletic council ter the ! poo i i = u L S Llrxjgplv;?‘]m Rt e e | out by tary Harry J. Me- LEELES \h\.om:.n "(ommll(i- TR S i A G N b s o PR groomediima, B Cumm has indicated Tunn o iployes' Health las its cholce. This appointment and | " tovies "1 H""}"(‘”".‘:f“" i Jellapaieed ik We offer and recommend: Eopiphd tecitation * hild’s Thought” |ure. wort zow £ black S R desires 1o fizht the case o a defi | P \gLls Do Dien mecely: Shoppel-s and Commuters Sayed wutchinson's resignation were mads S o e e AMERICAN FOUNDERS (old) ol onEluion led was said today. About 250,- known after two le e 5 neven draperics and o AN BOTIN D G e e el Py ks atter tio lernthy fanceHingr ity lon K el iningt Wtargtal fcoline and fuos AMERICAN FOUNDERS (new) the action” Cammings sseried. | ot long 10 amd the sreuicr por- hy Nearhy Boats UNITED FOUNDE We want a judg the case|tlon have heen purchased. The Pty council, He gave pi | ~Rush, Grace Bizge, Evelyn Bourey | There was an atmospl BRITISH TYPE INVESTOR! and expeet to get it Friday.” Imoney derived through their sale o ; siness as his reason for |SONS “Under the Stars coeoco.jlonfal elegance in the day U. S. ELECTRIC POWER CORP. Alienation Case Tn Doubt | devoted to the checking of ew, York, Dec. Gr=riiings ning from the football commit- Primary Department fof Mrs. Charles Francis Ad > ~ UTILITIES ‘G CORP. ARG T Rt T S e e ki craft rescucd 00 Christmas shop- = Recilationl OntonTatmag |too, wore velvet—as did two-th PUBLIC UTILITIES HOLDING CORP. Fogarty's suit, charging Tunney | H 5 mds Win pers, commuters and newly arrived | e D % I A Beverly Berg |of the women visitors--with a EISLER ELECTRIC CORP. ith alicnation of the affections of| The Bristol high school sccond | WMMIEFANIS from {he forry ~bout SEASONAL WARFARE e Christmas Porter® |lar and cufts of real old lnce At the market. Mrs. Fogarty, was in doubt. Court|squad won from the Torrington sec- oDy A B e L R RO London, Dec. 21 (UP)—Two| . % Edward Gull {a distinguishing touch to the gown TRW Y < 11 Q@ chscrvers here expressed doubt the |onds at the gym last night, by a 24 ”"’ n "1‘_{"”"“ and f“:""‘_“‘ a 'L‘»‘ rk‘*f‘_vou.\s men arrested for fighting gave | Recitation “One Littie Candle |The rea satin brocads walls were | NEW YORK (ITYVB.\I\I\ STOCK case would come to (rial. Cummings | o 16 score in the preliminary to the | float, Three persons suffered minor |4y, i names as George Winter and e Shirley Hein [hung with family portraits of mans | Bought, Sold and Quoted a statement issue yesterday de-|contest between the two f teams. ”‘4;”""' £ . | Albery Summer, i ttion “The ¥ {generations, all beautiful old paint- S e v o ity o e ORI e Sl o : WSON lings in heavy ornate gold frames, | He predicted Fogarly never would | pears on the sporting p eionr e ,"']‘ L o | Song “The Bl p [and inc1 sceond president, | be able to get anyone to try his case icrowd of more than 2 b L | Beginners' ¢ Depts. [John Adams. John Quincy Adams, 1 ] across the ver, he hed { Recitation “H Christmas™ {and many other illustriou: | New Y aErniah nr e AN R e tiney F l o i ; s e ew York Chicago Bridgeport Fort Vietoria was rammed by the unerals !]. i R L foae “‘;‘:» LS hebeen New Haven Meriden Hartford conagui ¢ lower bay last |t st e it Sasle sl Ta ¢ LB TN Tl T e Miss Alice E. Wright =~ 11 \ion as | | were madc 1 one o Tel. 5625—35626 55 West Main St. e v neral services for Miss Alice I3, | Robert Adams ladics hung also in o ! et ht, aged 22, who died Wednes- | Recitation A lonul i | room. Tears Hole In Side iy i e e e e o at her home, 134 Washington rbara Moorcroft. | | oI Middletown, will be held this | Play “The Child Gifts'—mem- | iy paprick 7. Harley, the e Yhich was being towed by 11 tternoon at 2:00 at the home.| bers of th prlomes ol o o ud oinee onbiit b e e SRS e vl ;:_ ‘(:H)l?on \1”'“(”4 -| intermediate” dcpartments e e e by, foaring a hola througn which | C1ALe and burial will be in Fairview | Litle giri . .. Lorraine Gill | mong straet in which the formen umnn mn sater poured into the engine roon, | CEMetery: this ¢ Balry Bunice Landgren {yice president and Mrs. Dawes liv ) The passengers, startled by p Pilgrim girl ed during his four-year term of | ympact, rushed from the cabing as Mrs. Mamas Derderian Little one : e s . the ferryboat's n began flo| I 1 ~.».1u~\1 .m»] n]u- Pi ¥ William Knaus | i gown of biue and gold brocad: Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges sercam distress s an, who died Tuesday at her | Colonial children with a \ W lin H a2in Stre , S PR 2 \mid « bedlam of answering siz- |home, 14 Putnam strect, will be held | Big boy Jokin Abrahamson | tormed by a soft. girdle of e West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 t and othe ferry boats | this afternoon at 1:30 at the Larafa | Srace Young | ihe hem of the skirt finished with Stuart G. Segar, Manager verged upon the crippled eraft. | & Sagarino funeral parlors and at 2| Boy Albert McClellan |3 band of velvet and then a deen {owing tug heid ihe prow of the | 0'clock at St. Stephen's church on | Little Marion RoIlNS | band of golden brow By S o = Ve car float in the h in the side mont street, Burial will be in| T.ittle Robert Junkin |sjeeves wore ,go\“ ‘,‘:m‘:, l:_"_"‘]h‘ ]\‘ | We Offer: of the West Poml, reducing the flow | Fairview cemetery S VECHIE G e e 1 oy, omal 3 : : g apancse fashion into | of water and preventing the ferry | — I'rench children- Sl e : AETNA LIFE Joat from listi | Mrs, Anna Nelson illiz o L coblins Sy e il i) boat from listing | ) Jean William Davies |y hundreds h 2 A e e William Das ! ds pourcd in on the littl \s rapidly as they could-be man-| TFuncral services S Eleanor Gustafson |lady and as i the home af th AETNA FIRE cred into position, rese Velson, aged 74, of 661 Fast Main | cpildren in the hospital— e alionglottie st : re lashed alongside and | strect, who died Thursday at her| xyrse Fitwalistrom: (Lo atys oty thedmavy, Sthereuwasian o i rs assisted off the West homnie, will be held this afternoon a T ::“i(-h o n ake the introductions. | Price on Application I'he Farge eleetric ferry boat Gren- |1:30 at the home and at 2 o'clo e s | osluyRoRsepicull and | ville Kane took 230 over the stern at the FKirst Lutheran church.| o o | Mrs. Arthur Mastick Hyde had | of the West Point. A New York ( Durial will be in Fairview cemetery. [ 7 een Fironbaci | heir daughter, Miss Carolina Hyds tral tug madce fast and its crew —_— '[, : \\»“” ”" !'\“\‘) ‘; stand with them. Mrs. Willi, R i) . : Ly \ Kahms | afitchell, wite of e attor helped men and women through the Mis. Bertha Beebe e ek e . o attorney s e fo o ren e S attered windows of the disabled | Tuneral services for Mrs. Bertha [ p o SUS FAUS G ©00 5 g “\rxfl !1\((!”1)1»» (:;wmmlw of hav- Investments That Grow ¢ teebe, 62 years o TG padetad ST oI g nz Mrs. William Howard ' It ey T l\ Teaniyt (”(h”'vo{p mh(\lrahlf‘“’"‘ Norma Hine. Gertrude York. o (he chief justice to . Light el Ongcatt Sehsc avig s S Dol Eily York, Eleanor Sandberg. R s . he rescue work was accomplish- | H. Dickerman, 944 Corbi il s e A T a while. Also with u er lc «d under the glare of search lights | will be held this afternoon e sl Ao AR D NUIErOUS younger wom ’ er l 0. G 2y o Porter Sons | Parents in the audience brought for- |cives f A o b trained on the West Point by sur-|o'clock at the D. C. Porter Sons| WReRts (b UE GdInee Brousht (or: ; assist ittorne Siaraft iheral parlors. 3uria 1 be ard g ci they ha ® lzenera ~ o . Nt o , o i e e Hil " needy.” These were received 1y the | COMMERCIAL TRUS'1 BUILDING NEW BRITAIN e passcngers. who lef |17 & e “Little Girl" and the “Fairy A Tew iniomenta latan Santa Clatis an .xh;! J i L i O MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE 2, nen.s: 2 cretary of labor, did not keep 5 o B RS S, oo et vt eabici 3z | Deared in the fireplace on the pl i . HRISTMAS Shopping is a real pleasure B and began 1o e himself t o1 ) ' ‘re eSS0 For {1 3 13 jumpi up and down and when you're not pressed for funds. D [t s e iy fToovers Dinc Ot ,_\',\tomz‘xlwn]}\ for fifty weeks |Jl3,‘:!{“ <0 heavy he could scarcel Tie President and Mrs Hoover ning now—Dbe it 50c or $10 a week—you will Me called several children by r i oout dining a e A have an ample sum to meet the cost of gifts. 1o the platforn 1 shook t ‘_‘v“{ '"(""‘ ry ot We Recommend: As a member of our Christmas Savings I :‘ v’.':,,,l; .];lc‘y‘:k‘:urn e e e (“Iu}{n vou ?\ill rpf_ei\'n- a check for all your : | thet children of the beginners’ and |have enjoy g e 3 . needs roxt December. | primary departments. Iuch pupil |ber's hom Lokt 2 H tf d E] t L ht HANCES ARE .... the party who found | of l‘]w m-luool received a 1]‘"\( o rY ° i . must [ arter ectric lg 2 - ( % K . ¢ | candy and an ora s he lef e |entertain cl executiv . 5 2 5 vour lost purse, Xmas package, string < £ s Lo = e et S - VINgS C] l . i 7 : | auditorium. Menibers of the enter ir of the land, bu JOll’\ ur mas Savings ub of pearls, ete., is looking over the Lost and |tainment. commiltes were, Mrs.|will niol, as in olden days, cach C e P Found columns below to find your lost ad. * | Jessie Schwab, Mrs. Willard Vaill, [vite all of the other members o Onnectlcut ower 0. The surest way to locate the finder of a lost 91\ ss Gladys .\il:_:(mn. \h:_c (,\.hlhhn;l |th G i 1 their la 1\ at t article is through the Lost and Found col- i[BI0OR AN ANG. DN et e skl nad 3 B [ i t | assisted bp Mra. George Denney and jask distinguished perso \ umns of this paper. Over 50,000 pairs o | many others in the church who [their own state. 1t was Presid eyves read these ads daily. : [ nelped in various ways to plan and |Roosevelt who turned cabinet d carry out the program rs into a frolic when : : g 5 lan attempt to d | 3 a3 staid dignity SN . ' DEFENDS MAT TITLE e RACE TRACK CLOSED City Items L season | Richard Shikat of Germany. Becs | Wit fouse flowrrs o Keeney Park Events Called OFf Un- o 0 ognized As Heavyweight Cham. |G 4WINS rooms of the home o Gl Vlorida Laws Permit Pari- I li 1 . cha o | pion, Beats Jim McMillan, fon: republic committ Mutual System of Bett 8 g R’ 3 when a few days a presented | . X . . o v t | Pailadelphia, Dec. 21 (UP)— |his young daughter Katherins | Juckso » ' nclude a davings ccount 1n this utua ;| Richard, Shikat of Germany, ree- |Husion, (o soclels. Mr. Huston. | K | . B ognized world's heavyweight wrest- [ who is a widow stood with his f ; s n R et T n A g’lilug champion, rctained his title by |elder daughter and the debutan Four I ‘l‘""h.c" ,l? I.'"d, S 1 Bank when ou make up your ihronineliin M Ul siuRChcs sof| Lo eceives g e Coal in Their Cellar av. ngs y % p iy B, liLL the arena last night | The debutante was lovel ! 10N ¢ N ¥ Two familics city and tna A P | McMillan, former University of {cream white satin gown with which ¢ o amilies in Hartford will be present ) 3 l ( ft 3[111(10(5 football star, twice knocked |she carricd Lutterfly roses from the | i ' v od ton of coal by the l']StmaS lSt. S Ol’ One O t 1€ 1 :® | Shikat out of the ring with flying | White House Mrs. William 1.1y sixt WS« v i league. The families, | tackles but was generally outclassed. | Mitehell, wite of the for the winter, will . . | The rall came Tafter one hour. 25 [eral; Mrs. Arthur M. Hyd s b the gifts befor Bool( Banks--~t e children all hke them--- B | minutes and 43 seconds of wrestling. |the ‘sceretary of agricuttures M « R Ste California, threw | Patrick J. Hurley. wife of the [ « 1 committe th ) . 3 8| Buck asen, sioux ral D.. in 14 |retary of war, and Mrs. Ja i 1 vhich voted the distribution one glven Wlth each new Sav]ngs zsccount & | minutes; Karl Pojello, Finland, won | Davis, wife of the secrelary o V-1 of the gilts, is making arrangements WHY NOT GET 5% Burritt Mutual Savings Bank ( NTEREST TOO i 2 30-minute decision over George 1za of Ttaly and Matros Kirilenko, Russia, threw Vanka Zelesniak, New York, in 14 minutes, 20 seconds, FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS 272 MAIN STREET | bor, were the ¢ 1ing. Mrs. past cabinet lady a | Miss Marian Jardin group of young girl William Laurel, binet Hemlock, Spruce o ladies M Iso a isted. e was wit s who assi ardi hotl sted Pine | LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW for | GRAVE COVERINGS i of | | | BULLERER'S ¥ “The Telegraph ‘ 33 WEST MAIN ST, Florist of New POSY SHOP TEL. Britain | 886 il shipped without h nowled he milies. After olisher, and other ¢ oal is bins they will b Meanwhile at the Por S r 'ort anderdal A e consists of Miss T Colia M Helen Wetines : Stemph of t r T Miss Wanda Zaroski, vice B e Miss Helen Sulik, Mrs a W. Warburton TR ! RTRE : Sophie Horosick faleah meeting would be held and ould comply with “every sta TREASURY BAL ugainst gambling rreasury Balance,