The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1922, Page 16

aor 16 NEWRULEOPEN HALL OF FANE T _ BOTH SEXES ALKE No Discrimination in Future,|'* tie Amerioce atiteet” stitte are and Separate Hall for {lo rupning in full again, The Lor- < raine Mille are rushed with head ' Women Abolished. orders. ‘The Atwodd Machine Com- peasy pany in Stonington is sending for ,| laid off hands to return to work. | With “the unveiling next Saturday| ri) Minigret Mille at Westerly are ©f the bust of the first woman, that} aiso rushing on full time, of Maria Mitchell, the astronomer, in the Hall_of Fame, the separate hall for “women will be abandoned and in sets were appraised at $259,000, The be making a round of the Iteo] mobile planta,’ says Albert Hirst, the high bid, made by Norman Novem- | als orkunizations in all parts othe on York distributer ad tan cate DISCIPLINE AT SEAVIEW. i eeeand kak onnaietn” Ate eat. be © “ fe Yo r " nkey & a so ed " 8 practical abso the entire reaged any o wd ber, a New zone, attorney, will be \tisties On the conditions in| supply of atts Yabor in the Middle |*"perintendent Restores Order at] crouching the deal: ‘ wccepted unless @ substantial in- pile trade as he found them. | West, and many factories are saving 1 crease is offered prior a hearing to Rueschaw narked upon the unan- |diffeutty in obtaining common labor. q be -held to-morrow afternoon, weeded out and discharged. Drunken: | CONNECTICUT NEWS NUTMEGS J Textile Industry Shows Big loca! hovpital where he submittea to Veterans’ Hosp! a blood transfusion operation, Two of the ers’ reports and upon | Last week an increase of 1,500 men on The barring of “hysterical” women's Improvement. hours earlier Mrs, Porter holding sees piimite viewpoint held by all the payrolis was reported by the De-| weitare organisations, the discharge of _s (Special to The Evening World.) her four montis’ old daughter in her inctekde of nalea 6 autometieasl pia arian Rey Foo ged trouble making ringleaders and the en “Asher Horlick’s NEW LONDON, Conn., May 17—Jarms had falion from the second AUTOMOBILE NOTES passenger cars and commiercini| high peak’ of 1920." forcement of a strict disciplinary system ‘The ORIGINAL Great Improvement is shown in tex-] story voranda, at thelr home on is responsible for the optimism. ¥ m have restored order and contentment \ Malted Milk demand for cars has almost| The Orphans’ Automoblie Day Asso-| mong the 150 ex-service inmates of the ubled and in practically every sec- |ctation hall set June 18 for the elgh-] Seaview Hospital, Staten Island, Dr on a marked inerease Is noted. Every | teen shaisa? .} Kremer, Superintendent of the Institu- dication is for an unusually good |yerts annual Orphans: Day. ‘The out} rion stated yesterday. vr in the automotive industry.” ' will be held ac Starlight Amese-| “The men have been spotied by lax ment Park, 177th Street and the Bronx discipline in the Government hospit . t Long Island Is always a favorite tour-| River, and owners of care ate urged to| (rom which they were transferred, D, Mean Business, with the Willlam B. Duck Radia Com-|\,¢ ground for the automobilist and ie! 9ssist in giving the kiddies a day they Kremer gald. “I helleve that the pliner “ ” Age (Spectal to The Eventhe World.) pany. Charles R. Thorpe, Secretary of] \E tinally good in the early apring Will remember for many years to come.| for a sick man Is in the hospital, Elee TBe “FOod= Drink" for All Ages. DANIELSON, Conn, May 17.—The| the Radio Company, had been talking} ‘iijier for a one-day trip not exceeding A® there are 6,000 children in the or-| where they were allowed to roam abou Quick Lunch at Home, Office, aod fs Paohirab hit phanages of the greater city the taking] and away from the grounda at will ove JORLICK’S. State Police tk ke, path over the telephone to Mr, Nachtrab] js0 miles or a week-end tour that can o Fountains, Ack for Hi Stato Police barracks, to be opened ina told him to listen in Over the radio, | pe extended down to the Hamptons, ge, Cf them all out at ono time laa task M Here we allow them ry . oy here at once, will be fm charge of |then his 1 as called and the deni|ing along the South Shore, crossing at ‘P%t calle for organization and co- o months. | Avoid Imitations & Substitutes Sheriff A. H. Fields, for twenty-five | completed for the sale of the car, Mr | Patchogue and coming back by the ‘ation on the part of auto owners SI makers have been ere} years Windham county jailer, Sev-] Thorpe gave him Ingtructions for its} North Shore. A clroular trip of this , «poral of the old & first c: or 01 e >, of America, the crossing being mado ville, Uncasville and Pequot, cotton] State officers will, be stationed here | ‘* “rat car ev eae on tile centres of Eastern Connecticut] Biack Rock Avenue, suffering in- ternal injuries that are expected to today, with Westorly in the lead] prove fatal, The baby, though sorl- where the New England Silk Co. ousiy injured, will survive, opens in full time this morning, and dealers,” he sald. “In some seo- Provubly the first bona fide sale of an automobile by radio was that the last week by Leo Nachtrab, a salesman z x of the Willys-Overland branch at To- State Police, in New Quarters,| jogo. ‘the saiesrooms were tuned in pei from Patchogue to Port Jefferson, Tuturé there will be no discrimination | mills show. great improvement, while | and a complete watch will be kept of] Overlonding and under Inflation have in sex. This was decided yesterday| many of the small woollen mills in] the many roads that are now a source} an almost identical effect on pneumatic] Another group of short tours is also by the Senate of the New York Uni-|the textile belt are running nights| of much trouble In towns laying| tires, according to L. R. Davia of the|¢urnished by the Automobile Club, jn versffy, as announced by Dr. Robert] or overtime, a the border Ine of Rhode | United States Tire Company. Mr. Davie most instances the mileage does not Underwood Johnson, Director, who] Freights are running 50 per cent.) Island, Massachusetts and this State. | *ay# that the man who reduces his tire]eved 140 miles from the City’ Hal Stated that the plan had the approvat| heavier than a month ago. Kum runners, violators Gf motor] Promure to win extravagant riding | About the longest is that through White 9f Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown — vehicle laws, robberies, burglaries. |oresqure should krow thesb things icad| jiigeneld, Danbury, New Pret. aad of the university Yeast With a “Kick” in It in| «70 especially the wholesale raiding |{o carly tire trouble The skilled ene! |ueaurn the Naugatuck Valley to. War It was also decided to increase from This Baker’s Bread of chicken farms, will be given|neer in examining the tire after. the a, returning, }anching off ten to twenty-five years the length er's bread. attention and Hastern Connecticut} trouble when It has broken down finds | fre field to Canaan. Darien and of time which must elapse after (Special to The en World.) border, long the mecca Of both Rhode | hat plies of fabric have pulled apart © Post Road back to New York, Peath beers the Rame Of k pariod | MEREREK COKE, -May 17.—De-l island, Massachusetts: Ra /Gonnget-|due to one or Mis otherof ths abovel | uw ion Branch wil ol may be inscribed In the Hall of Fame.|tective Sergeant John M, Bonin,|cut crooks, will be cleaned up. epee rata the Temoval of its salesroom to Twenty-one votes of the electots of] noted an inereasé in the male pa- 5 R. C, Rueschaw, sales manager of + k Building, No. 260 West 57th the Hall have been made sufficient to] trons of a bake, shop on Veteran}Nonogenarian Bank President) poo Motor Car Company, Lan Street, by holding “open house’ all of elect. No provision was made for thoy Street. He conducted a lone raid “ ” Michigan, was in town this weok visit-|inis week the Job” Every Day. slection of women originally, and !n| after ascertaining that bundles of On if 4 ng George ve, meneal manager of G00 cbsaratd Hall was cot\ aside| bread and pastry leaving tne plage (Special to The Evening World.) the New York branct. Mr. Ru for the gentler sex, which now con-| contained something with a “kick” In I have just been fortunate enough to secure by aSPOT CASH PURCHASE a prominent maker’, wonderful stock for less than manufacturing cost. I Will Place on Sale Tomorrow (Thursday) 2,000 hn a sed production In Detroit auto- MERIDEN, Conn., May 17.—Hobart fains the names of Harriet Beecher] it and under a counter he discovered | A; Warner, President of the Bristo. towe, Mary Lyon, Emma Willard,|a gallon jug of moonshine. He ar-] Savings Bank and Dean of Bank ‘Alice Freeman Palmer, Frances} rested John Zuroski, an employee of | Presidents of Connecticut, was ninety» Elizabeth Willard, Maria Mitchell and|the bakery, and now Is trailing af years old yesterday and a pub! Charlotte Saunders Cushman. The| Cheshire farmer, who is claimed to] ception was held at the Warner resi- Dusts to be unveiled on Saturday are| make regular deliveries of wet] dence. Mr. Warner has been with those of Washington, Edgar Allan| goods. the one bank over a half century and "WORTHY: OF ITS NAMB MEN’S SUITS 40. SUIT. Poe, Mark Hopkins and Gilbert Pama bibl: f The car with riod of vibration tuart. ii — no i ‘Stuart, ae core” vant Save Only $150,500 Bid for a Kee Bicacs Maat aap Any color, style or f FOR MEN AND BELGIANS BUY 22 SHIPS. (Special to ‘The Evening World.) $259,000 Piano Plant. Hunt Motor Car Company, Ino. 2 siyl ‘asalt ae YOUNG MEN SE as peclal to The Evening World.) c way, Fis ssi desire sana by Contract with ship] Ti, iy belleved to be « vain ate] MIRIDBN, Conny May” 1?-——The Se Deaimisuar cnn phi eee Wut Come in tomorrow Board Despite High Price. tempt to save his wife's life, Albert] highest bid obtained for the bankrupt Brooklyn, 1624 Hedford Avenue t THURSDAY WASHINGTON, May 17.—The Ship«|J- Porter, an official of the Stanley] Wilcox and White Company plant in — guarantee youa ping Bourd announced to-day that «| Work® this afternoon rushed to the| this city is $150,500, whereas the as- saving of from $10 Plenty for every- final ‘agreement has been reached with - to $25 on each and body at both my pave ait) mp sem!-Govern- every suit. Just New York Stores. men igian Ing concern, for 4 f i the payment of $12,149,906 for twenty- imagine hundreds of Price Is Much Less two steel ships of 2.500 tons each, or suits that the aver- > PpProsimately $500,000 per vessel. Sus vive tats Than Today’s | The dea! with Lioyds Royal Belge In 1920 and the ® good values at $25 \ Wholesale Prices ‘was made In 1 and t price tenta- : tray ma ania, pe Isn't this eeling about tires f- or $40. My speci SIZES TO FIT de beteal coadintic one enpaision ot offer:— EVERYBODY v vessels. Yesterday the Belgian fompany made a sh payment. ot T al fi: ee (icnATaAVHeTLS PLIDe NE TenTiCcge) Pea mie a, ce pretty univers SPECIAL! contvest-2 Pains oF TROUSERS | ‘maining $1,649,905 is to be paid in five ? “Twice the wear with Benes eS au sri ae 2 PANTS § the Extra Pair” Bs, ver coat, the Belelans are payiog ST car-owners in- _It is the things they refuse to at to $50 Values Hieo00 cach The ‘Belsien company is rest of their lives. Royal Cords the measure of all Régulcr $35 Lake type vessels, American citis tendtohaveacarthe leave undone that make U.S. pees is ok SUITS “$50 Ve Fitnding by its contract. pes 139132: EAST: 14.8'Sr “8 Bek Gidand 44h Aves. Economical opera- automobile tires. : j ae AUTOS KILL TWO BOYS tion is getting more and more Not only what is put in but : d se ‘AND MAN; SEVEN HURT fashionable. . what is never left out—that re- : 4 ‘One Victim Darts in Front of Car How many men do you know bs ros ad Royal Cord practical ss bs, f Se cae a tan tenn the who won’t expect tires to do ry . ry Raye! ay stréet, Murad Shalome, twelve, of No. their share of the saving? : aS 3 ; 3: } ied j ‘oun Sitest. Brooklyn, sinrtad is ivihe on Ped Royal Cord poakers feel x Ns ST. I a P ante ee by 2 This is ¢! year ireemer+ ¢ to say again what they : Tye f SSA Tribune Bld Bessel tas a shea saree chants to study their customers _ have sald befor ' 154. NASSAU ST. In g e Runnin ’ 5 es Nad ME sect Entrance, From Street Reytning. ty Jotn his, chiuia.(6h: the ope closely. Let us compete for s Direct E osite side of the street, Irving Mochin, ~ oH re higher and higher eight, No. 172 Madison Street, was killed quality, ~ by a motor truck last night In front of his home. Morris Noles, No, 279 Mon- The makers of U. S. Royal For more and more Pavia Cramdoe, ty seen, ot Cords haverecently stated what Public con; Tethers, ware tnjuied ‘whea the hes! ot is the biggest opportunity to ak depeegis teas Decl serve in the tire business. tas Bete wa TRAIN FALLS ON HOUSES. CHICAGO, May 17.—Ten cars of a freight train were derailed on the outskirts of the city yesterday and want the upward quality folled down an embankment on two in tires. _sorpmth: pdhokod ois gro Nor do they claim a mon- ‘being empty at the time. opoly of all good tire making = methods. foerkesd sr ges pete oon Quality ‘us compete for more and more Vee Today's Overland: 25 miles to the gallon; all-steel body; baked enamel finish; 130-inch spring base Rebuilt Cars Until you see it you will find it difficult to 1921) 7 Pags, {$1,900 conceive that a car of such excellence—so com- nT uring (91508 pletely balanced, and so carefully constructed, “ae sky dient - can be sold for so little. The body is entirely es hikes nee sar tor farsa of steel and the finish is baked enamel, guasantes. 1921 700 1920|7 Pass. eg | 1919'Sedans) $1,600 _ 191g) PCC ANS | §$1'350 : OPEN EVENINGS. + Van Cortlandt Vehicle Corp. 1896 Broadway, at 63d St. HOW “TIz” HELPS. _ ACHY, TIRED FEET sore feet, burning fect, red feet. Alwaye a good investment, now the greatest automobile value in America Ree era ro = United States Cus) Rubber Company : Tire Branch, Broadway at 58th Street tS cr sa 3 . ia WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc. “TIL” draws out all the po! r department store. a . x : Broadway at 50th Street Tel. Circle 8400 suffer. we good feet, glatl » Fulton S¢. and Bedford Ave. Bronx: 2436 Grand Concourse (Near 188th St.) gore ¥ pl ‘8800 Tel. Fordham 5340, “ake gen 7 int hy she foraia ; be Newark: 626 Broad St, —_ Tel. Mulberry 4020. rt guaranteed for » few cents t \ ie Open Evenines ‘