(P ————p—————— News of the World By, Associated Press e ESTABLISHED 1870 [ | S R EDERLE GIRL GIVES UP IN ATTEMPT TO SWIM CHANNEL NEW BRITAIN HERALD "}Apv 29UN0) CONNECTICUT, AUGUST 18, 1925, —E MARKET NUISANCE BUSINESS WOMEN'S PIONEER MERCHANT TOBE ENDED Sl]I]Nl NCOMES GROWING ~ CALLED BY DEATH NEW BRITAIN TUE DAY, Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 1 2’041 Aug. 15th IGHTEEN PAGES ZIONISTS CONSIDER ERECTING LIBRARY PRILE THREE (,ENTS BUILDING STRIKE IS OVER iCounmlman Nair Suggests Solu- TﬂX Collcton From Wiledle Edvin W, Abbe in Hardware, Would Honor Memory of Abra- ‘ - Bootleggers Also I | B Over 40 Y ' bam Aisenberg and Louis Gans | WHEN SUBCESS IS |N VIEW | tion of hast Mam St Problem | 00 eagers Also Inorease usiness Over 40 Years | bam Aisenberg and Louis Gans | | 1 ————— —— ~ | | ] P ican Mermaid Is MANSLAUG N'I‘ \PLANS SI'LF fUVERNMENT RETURNS PUBI 16 IN WEEK OPEI ED STORE IN 1882 BOTH ACTIVE IN CAUSE : American Mermaid Is ; | MUNCIE POLICE SAY |Agreement, Effective to | ! Forced To Leave l’_‘ILFﬂ A[iAINST WOMAN Grievance Committee Would Regu- (nllm tor Bowers of Second District Prominent Resident and Descendant | Fund of $1,000 Already in Treasury | May l 1926 Also | h Sh B | 1ate Conduct of Tarmers and| Predicts That Colloctions May Sur-| of Revolutionary Stock Suocumbs ~—Many Volumes Owned hy Mr.| 5 ) ! W i | | | | Provides That Trad ater W en € De K c ]f Peddlers Under Proposed Pro-| pass Those of Year Azo, Despite | to Shock At Home On Curtis| Gans to Form an‘lv||~—lilwus\mui roviaes at Irade Mrs. Kopecz Connected | | g ; | . : | . gram—New Plan May Re Given| Reduction of Rates, Strect—Funeral Tomorrosw., of Profect Tonight. RS comes Exhausted ™. g | Em—New Plan Mo ‘ v = With Andrezczyk in | Trial The Assoctated P Filwin W. Abbe of 19 Curtls street | A memorial library to commemor- New Witnesses Found ey " OV & . | ssoctated Press. win bbe of 18 Curtls stre A memorla y to commen ’ B About Two-Thirds of| Jurkowski’s Death ey | o Yo Aus. 18 M 10t 4 ok this moring at bl 20 The worc done iy “Xovaiam | Anderson Believed on | “Competent Help.” Istablishment of permanent | - | Aisenberg and Louis Gans in t | & increase In the fncome of business|) llowing a shock suffered o fay MTors | w A [ “stalls” to be supervised hy a griev- | d et i ” g a shock suffered on | terests of the Zionist movement m Way to Florida | ay ACross. | Charges of manslaughter werelance committee operating on the|WOMen and the appearance of sub- |y S N e e e | | prete: against Mrs, Stanisluw government plan, will be sug-|stantial ¢ rom fllicit traf Conn., on | provided the New Britatn Zlonist or Wa 12 ¢ v | Kopeez and I'rank Andrezezyk, both fed by Chalrman David L. Nair wholesale hootleg: Octobe 1857 N of the late | Sanization at t1s meeting tonight in| Muncie, Ind., Aug. 13 (P—George | ge Flg‘llle of 67 Cents . oI | of 140 Grove street, when they were [to the ordinance committee of ; Talmud Torah hall voles n favor of |( 1) Anderson, human “needle will fe the incom 0 iza 1 oy Abbe, | ~ an ur At the Three Hour Mark| |arraigned before Judge William C.|common couneil fn an effort to con-| @ el ind Kitza Turvey AbDe. | ‘notion to be put before it by one|in the hay stack.” sought by police, W = (Ompmmlse 1. S. Star Had (mne" ford in police court this|irel the fruit and produce open air|'® be made public two 1 the district schools In|of its most prominent ” cderal operatives and scores of | Krom 75 to 87 (Cents an SEREN S |morning as an aftermath of the market on Kast Main strect 1 later went to the Wil-| Both Mr. Atsenberg and \|A Gans private detectives {n connection | 20 Farther Than xm. Man |death et the New Britain General | The market has been in existence | While fhe actual sta braham Academy at Wilbraham, | Bave their entire lives without stint |with kililng of Ren Hance and Hour Orlgmally De- hospital of Alex Jurkowski. Because (for several years and has been the | jocely guarded agafist rlMass, e then attended the Fast. | O the furtherance of the aims of the |his wife was still being hunted to or Woman Has Yet (one of an unusually lon ion ef po- { side of the street for farmers | oo o~ e with Mr. Gans' library and the tions and bis atorney, John O'Nel [hand the unions agree to supply uddenty/turned in'ithe water o~ © SURIEEG Bl E Al RS other for ped dolng | 200 il 000 in the bank as a basls, New Brit- | maintaing he has & bomb proo | “competent help” upon the request ward Helmy, with a look of paln on | oy on “who performed an antop- | PUsiness from house to house and {o oo o B0 0t E ain Jews will be vager (o get be-|qajiyf, but police maintain he has no |Of the contractors. face e i T s b Alsideai o their wares for sale at the | o hind the proposal and give fr alibl and evidence against him wil | Scale of Wages Gather her in,” yeile R ar- | ma place, To peddler lie e aa toward the desired end, a memorial |},0 presented the county grand jury | A Scale of wages was also agreed Wolfe to the Egyptian swimmer, |PONUNE Sefera, Gove ACer (A€ 817 | o ouid assign a permanent space 10| ! A library in honor of these two great|\yen that body convenes hext |UPON under which laborers will have Sobbing as she was taken aboard, | P83 WL HICOTRNE T8 T I |y i the duration of his| Cid leaders in local Zionist circles. {month | cents an hour. They had ask- Ealdistic lowed too .1nl Pty f ROl il pada | ! e A Y'v ‘v plan goes \4.l'mu.:1u mvi‘ Chicf of Police Randolph of Mun- |©d for 75 to §7 cents an hour. ¢t water during the previous reZczyk and Jurkowld - o | of st indging from the enthusiasm With| e announces that several new wit-| The New Haven bullding trades 1o mlles when fhe sea was choppy, [STove strect house, in which kot i (12 e doeebionl dleaied thu which 1t is being grested by those | ceeq had made statements which |°0Uncll, for the laborers fssued & nd that her stomach was ca “!_”]M” ety vanece committe would [ e I s discussing it ”“‘[”” 1y, ft will mark ey 1o tighten the net of elreum- |S{A1ement covering the employes side er a great deal of pain. become drnnk and the two de. | CONSISt of one representative of the |ty Al el [ fho second great honor to be Post-|ga(ia| evidence against Wolfe. | uating that the wage agreement was SR fendants starfed to put him out of | 4¢alérs, a member of the common | %y = e S s numously conferred on Mr. Gans, AS| govoral witnesses at the inquest |M2de because many contractors had Nover, Tngland, Aug. 18 (P—Ger- bl e iR in get. | council representative of the oy (10 AT Gl | was }""‘\"‘” announecd in The . tited Wolfe as having been at “'”"“1 Into projects at the 60 cents trude Ed compelled _ to the o iere Anlinolicac ryise lvery com ¥ i G 1l,' T d, .Yr: fans body ‘va be taken |30 kiown & short time before the ‘VI)“ hour rate, hence the demands of abandon t to swim the fing S § A el o froch ety o . rom lts temporary resting place |, ing or at the scene of the mur. |the Men would hav cau heavy Fnglish channel this afternoon ow- |dre Btanidaito ) o an it that the earr oa EDWIN W. ABBE | Beth Alom cemetery, this city. some | ;o " T niadietown pike, For 1988 and some hardships, a com- ing to erse weather conditions, | Which both fell ove poreh vl S » fair sex had mounted | six months hence, and borne to the ar of g8 vengeance, the police promise figure was accepted, lonto the ground. Andrezezyk fs al DAL )y consideral et {he of Trumbuil & Swanson at 284 | far side of the globe to Jerusalem Eaee s RO O gl st s ternen( mald s | rs cansing refused to make known the names | ld that the solu- ulogne, Trance, Aug. 18 (P — |leged to have struck the man while : tive posi S Main strect, and commenced | there to rest amid the remains of the tion of the dispute was a * v Boulogne, Trance, Aug. R of ‘{he wlinessea ) C P happy Word reeeived here fhis afternoon e was on the ground and Mrs, Ko- | " N women ar husiness known as tha Abbe | anclent rulers of the Kingdom of S {one’ ‘and explained that “as the on the progress of Kertrude Ederle's | pecz 15 alleged o have beaten him | t more and more prominent |Hardware Co. David. ) ) Indlanapolis, Aug. 18 (P—a \Master bullders continued to anta, channel swim said she had swum 17 [with an umbrella and kicked him. | e Mit-Sharing Systems | A short time aftorwards, the con- | At tonight’s meeting In Ta (hrostoning. letter wirmids Bl to/|ON/€ the building iradegmen 14eD miles by 3 p. m. The currents, iL| Judge Willlam 1. Mangan ap- | 1 &"" ', o d B T'rofit 3 Is0 cern prrchosed the Blackman Har Torah t M. Beckman of Unnlel neact wIlht o sgoal¥and ishould Le {gnered.” was stated, were inclined to- rum pearcd both d ats, [t Sy “"“" o2 m“""‘;" ased fn'vog ho last W Jo. at 270 Main street, the | Yorl, reprcaentative of the United | i JEREE M0 FOUE SO EACH Here's Wage Scale strong. | : 7% (i tepedater gon and the|YS0r AR Inc 5 e partlel- |location the company occupled up to | Ukrainian Rellef soclety, will lecture |y Harry ¢, Webster, supstintend- e he wage scale follows: “Carpen- — }xh_ Ml el pating paid their tribute to the gov-la fow montlis ago, The busin on Crimean colonization, ent of the protective division of the |1&FS $1: fron workers, $1.95; elee- This apparently means that Mtss | [ e on e e |ernment. The of indu i now being conducted by A, P: — - {Indiana Bankers' assoclation. *Web- triclans, $1; painters, $1; plumbers, Fderle had swum the distance giv- [handied, Mr. Nae belleves. |/ /o perity which obtatned in some | Abbe, I WILL PROTECT JEWS or has. been seeking Georga |20d stcamftters, $1.06 1-4; edgine en In an irregular course, necessi- | o i "t‘-""‘r““’”"‘i“""w”" & ‘\"“" Ui coctions last summer and Fraternally, Mr, Abbe was a mem- | “Duteh” Anderson, alleged slayer of | 'S $1.12%: sheet metal workers, tated by the channel currents, | I: FNI: s D e el e aectad iR ificent | her of Harmony lodge, A. F. & A. —— |Mr. and Mra. Ben Hance, near Mun- ;;f-"" 'I"m, o ands e Supotiy - | i 2 |kt B el] s distributed hy orations, | M.: the Shuttle Meadow elub, the !¢ police P s Safc ‘or |¢le, Ind. Anderson is wanted fn [*+=°: DUllding lahorers (plasterers Deseription of Attempt | {letacon hiielilnatnialsreice o ‘1'\‘_'y‘\\ bo re-refl the re- (New Britain club, the New England (VIcnia Police Promises Safoty For | ‘1 Vie T4k bank robberles at :‘,‘""""ﬂ":” M conta; wire and metal Ahoard the Tug La Marinie, 5 4 el O S PN rns o nior Golf assoclation and the Sons | World Zionlst Congress Which Is | Eaton, Bourbon and Brook, Ind. I8 S $4.50 per thousand, or an companying Gertrude Ederle, But 19 Out of 16,000 Shots m"‘” Rort 'r"" An onts! he an the American Revolution. He was | lie letter to Webster which was ‘)‘“;’\!r‘xk"““"””‘f $1.25. 1S (P—liss Gertrude Tderle Hi . o fiGemiuitas alan-an! ual tax Vill be la member of the South Congrega-| In Session There | mailed in Indianapolis at 5:30 p. m., w be resumed on many . it Mark in Tests— |is rikciy that it winl be given a trial ; 5 | buildings tom . 3 year old New York mermaid | Ma 3 i : S r AohdaviT i orrow, including a new sin |\Iur,n:‘\:‘.m,.r to swim the Eng-| [ aGuardia Disgusted v few weeks when, If it is f o t w»”: ,'M he served on ,,,94 V\\vnnn‘ Aug. 1S (A—The police | "K;(\)l\v);: comes first and then vou,j:l”"“"" which is heing consiructed lish Channel at 7:12 o'clock this | § to I ,y:vu,u. n 4.1‘1 ¢ s SR A e n:my\}nu;\ will protect Hn]\” uvon'.x [You had better make peace with | & Waterbury firm, f 9 < te Commodore M Jant |the expeditic ; \f the tug La Marinie about half u : canvas, | Put This Amount Into Real Fs- o iEs LI S A0 | ey fns ThniEaten jsnat the) cont ol The stabbing affar, according to mile oft Cap G Toz. (he Jazz Ban 8 GTisWo | a Aeatio testimony before o John 3 ile off Cap Gris-Nez, (he jazz band WIS e lin Floridn e Cnmer 1o nce went fnfo the question _of testimony before et John 1, struek up a lively fune, “March of back | e AN it would be better to glve |Phelan following ko's death he Allies.” The swimmer looked up | ries 18 18 \ ‘ir. \n“_ attempt to fly over the was the outcome of a a nd shouted: “Give me ‘Yes We en studyin Tocil’s eriean A N char T {in front of Zarrella's hom Have No Rananas. ‘ et tHiR S Eae He was among New Brifaln t q;k‘_“m“ upon exploring reglons of [Killed man and is cousin After her first hour in the v few months 1 to make:t respected elt Ho waa always of |43 compared to the 04 nland and Labrador in quest of |1 ko, W pitted against Miss E , to the 1 i Ry it L rotiring and quiet disposition. 23, a {0 thej repe! Ll e ntion The weather |1avito and Zarella in t1 flght. siroltel to reat fea E Rorts trueaon esidents in Flori : ; he funeral will be held tomorrow | aSSessors (”;,‘ SioRa D " [for some time has been giving the e or m ) vas gracef: and h more {han fternoon = fro his |announced today. e < ) o style, Her motion was graceful and 700t last month more than . ite to pienocniiated L Braion 0 i ek txs oty (Brothers hght Off Trio asy i sht to have b \ S home, Rev. Dr. e o Repeated messages have told of un- : Changes Her Siyle ey tate through i e eolons T of the South Congreationni Plant s due to T e st yaaa (R OL Banditd in New York The American girl after an hour | po i on Ao A many church, will officiate. Burlal will he |31l of T . SIS ki New York, Aug. 1S (P—Three half } [ A8 s m 4 property. tedemption of taxable | filled bays and fords, and mountains 3 2 X nd a half In tha water had covered |, o omber »od that 1 er in Fairview cemetery held by the Plant > and |covered with ice and snow . PrOpric.ara o) he { fles In actual distance swum o 1 " : ' i notes hel¢ he Pla e and |covered 8 1| Schwartz < TLoan Office in 2l :", ":v‘ '.“‘l ‘1'\‘l T WUm A h I ) f New or ¢ tion « owering of the assessment on the| A message from the expedition | oo "0 sast side, fought & e e Dl o The tests were e con- |1 stato would m ! helped Iy, & BOY SHOOTS AT WASHTUB Griswold hotel property were also [last night sald that this week would | FEF FRPER CAC FREL A0 S RN & rannt it ducted at Fortress Monroe, V veck for a study of the situafion T was wt n nsible for the drop. fetermine whether the expedition | o % o F th |‘."”‘]'Prn_ d Major Gene Jo it x ( seems PR 1 ¢ verse . . 3 Pro to time Uhspenitsutly Sk oot | Preferred Denlh 10 e ‘9(, Year ()ld \ctman »' e '4{ J ;»?L”‘ “1" H"'_[ two uninjured robt ved thetr 0 5t Srokirh o < 3 R s weather continued e was Hitle | coundea confedera their au- e il witnessed the t id the g Arrest, Tries Suicid o Sendi Montaule, 15, Now at Gen- Officiates at Meeting | icpe of compiete succes. PRas Rl e 5 showed a tremen r. Mass. Aug. 19 (P—Ay ) erage T d ¢ fich, Aug. 18 (M—B. B. Chap- — | whizzed about t1 T Iy loss mbination of 1 e S | : | whizzed about the car. The only los 1 th aircraft defens ! Ts |parer preferting. death e 3 RS eral Hospital With Rullet in ! ew Haven, war veteran and TWO FLIER LLED to the loan office was the breaking st rs admitted that the re n of st o veteran seeretary of th h Regl-| Pola, Italy, Aug. 18 P — Lieut.| ¢ y 0o niate glaxs windows by bul- AR m |lar . Side — Marksman Flees nt, Connect Vo rs asso- Vittorlo Consolini and his pllot, Di | {ue e of her A = A htab tn th A i on, who 18 in his year, read [Glovanni were killed today when th SE— 2 oy = = = * An old washtub in the swimming ('eh %5 Gatalnt the Bendive: ) in which they were fiyin < h = iinutes as us rp n which they ing ie st i pool at Clayton yesterday afternoon | . o\qn today in m me- [got out of control in a high wind | sang Feud in \9“ “‘rl‘ r LB ! E0 0 kel A USACHAETIY aren al. When ofticers {and crashed trom a height ot 200| Results in Man's Murder & o SRS plaint ¢ pro r three days with a .22 calibre e i e amia ape | rskierh v 13t g te SCChIighis 1o Anznst 19 (Standard Time) BN AT Montinle F18 AN he | ol T e IR SE M A SR Rl l\;‘v:“\':rk .\'u:.“ @P:‘:.‘:: T b3 . ' N t New London. :17 a. m New DBritain General hospital with | @e. % % t Eaey < - SR ‘ S 0 the weast Mae vemt i scheduled f | s ; 0‘\“ b '\" \,\: ”‘m"“ Br hL0 e 'l<: L) 11‘“m" gain elected president of the asso-| PRICE OF GAS IN HARTFORD. | geath today of John Poussalnt, of e 1 a A R 1 bull " ”t o 'v' iy i 'K ciation | Hartford, Aug. 18 M—The Stan-| yanhattan, who, the police reported, tled v e and = 2 ¢ T the tub. His condition I | dard and Texas ofl companies today | was surrounded and shot four times A, o 5 JATLED FOR A YEAR . serfous. BlldL'(‘pmt \\ ar \hl(h(‘l‘ | reduced their retall price ot gasoline | by members of a rival gang | v 'l " 3 R » s B P s oF T . een unable to o ent 1 nin c! panies Hee n ce! » Stomach Bothers 1 A % e centa. All refining compar Policemen recently were warned e s e | w as Luke Waiton, Negro. | . 8 s of the youtn who| Awarded Dead Son's Medall i g taiine diyiare uow sl tn s o e L Noad it flin g ar s d 1 the gun, and who foined | Bridgeport. Aug. 18 UM — Mrs. |ing at the cne price level [to be prepared for an expected out- 1 o W on was THE WEATHER y nd Leon Bancava of 738 | Paulina Dudzinski o this city was| break of war among rival under- ing | & Y S : t at the pool. Nelther | today notified by the United States| ROBBERY IN MONTREAL. |world gangs of the city. - it it A s et of the boys knew that owner of the | government that she has been| Montreal, Aug. 18 (P—Birks &| e for New Britain and vicinity ¥ He away immediate awarded a Distinguished Serivee | Sona Canada's largest fewelry firm, SOLD FOR A MTLLION P ¥ Mostly clondy tonight. Wed 1 accident, heading toward | Cross. posthumous for her son, | was robbed of a quantity of jewelry| Washington, Aug. 18 (P—Ths by A Teek 0 REsk it be & ntol A g P nesday oneettled, probably cording to Montaule. [ Private Francis D I, 125 In- | early today by persons who smashed | American Export Lines was sold te en, passed, ralsing large rollers in | ficiency or personnel and equipment | Two other egroes said to local thunder showers | J. O'Mara was sent | fantry, 32nd diisivon, A. E. F., who | a show window and removed several [the Export Steamship corporation of |and 1& not a problem invol the | participated in the holdu p are stin' | [to investigate and he went the|was killed In France on October 1, trays. The value of the loot has mot |New York by the shipping doard te. (Coptinued on Third Page) defense of New York."™ at large, * & | wounded youth to the hospital, 1918, 2 TR S been determined, 000,008, mdaBt it day for tqjmlﬂi L >

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