New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 22, 1920, Image 2

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"NbW BkllAIN bAILA HkkALD, MONDAY, .MARCH 22, 1Q20.
Easter
Cards
and
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lationary Dept.
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THE
Vinson Drug Co.
169-171 Main Street
Jew
leek
aps for Men
vjvt varieties of tlicin are
v reml.v mid some cslni tine
w ii imr
Attic ?
(No Offense Meant) '
If you look through the att'ic you will find some
Old Tables, Ch airs. Book Cases, etc. Look them
over, note their condition, then call on us and get
practical advice how to Make Them Look As Good
As New
Save the Surface and You Save All.
THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY
PAINT STORE: 3 and 5 Franklin Square.
Telephone, 359.
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cs arc.
$3
ufet3?t$faM
!W asylum stiii:i:t
ii.urrroim
ANUTHER SALDONIS
RAIDED B, POLICE
Symolon and Bartenders Face
Local Police Court
CITY ITEMS
I.aUies- Aid society of the
fill roll will hold n seivms
Wednesday iif'tcnioon at
lock
Htanloy Woman's llelict' Corps
1 its regular inectin Wodncs-
ernoon at 2: So o'clock at t.
hall.
tular meeting of the I'uusn-
Fastile will be held Tuesday
in F.lectric hall.
Stem lodge. I. o. o. P.. will eon-
third degree on seven eundi
xt Thursday evening-,
lola Council, No. 19. I. of i.
ef tomorrow evening. Hegree
11 lie conferred upon several
os ami lerreshmcins will be
lire
blief
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
IE LL-AWS
FOR INDIGESTION
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SELIABLL SERVICE
REASONABLE PRICES
ir Prt'M'riptiuii Ioai tiiieiit
stands for lloth
lELROD'S
1ARMACY
2T50 1MBK STKECT
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The case of Stanislaw Symolon,
Alex P.ronchurik and Stanley Muin
iska, who vveri' arrested Saturday
ntjrht by' Sargeant W. C. Hart and
Policeman ticorgo Kllinger on the.
charge of selling' whiskey and wine
without having a license, was con
tinued until Thursday morning on
request of lauor Prosecutor Albert.
A. (Jreenberg. Attorney I. V. Mc
I'onough .appeared lor the accused.
According to the .police. Sergeant
4lu.it anal Otlieer Kllinger received,
't-oiri plaints 'that infoxleaf ing liuuoVs
were sold in Symolon's cafe at the
corner of Washington and liroad
street and Saturday night the pair
entered and arrested the proprietor
and his two bartenders. In thesa
looiV, Saturday, the bartenders ad
mitted selling wine and whiskey the
police said. This morning, in the
iolliH' court, the iiirusc'il jilerulod not
miilty. In the raiil a ouuntity of
wine arid whiskey -was eiziui.
(iaoililcr K'iiio!.
Jose Koscola, a Spaniard who was
a nested in the raid on the Fonda
Ivspanola recently on the charge of
gambling, appeared before Judge
John II. Kirk ham and was given a
!'me of $- and costs. Koscola went
to Now Vork city on liusiness and
did not return until Saturday aft
ernoon. His other companions wore
arraigned.
Hoy in t liambci s.
A 1 year old hoy appeared in
chambers to answer the chaw of
breach of peace and disobeying his
parents' commands. The boy was
recently suspended from school be
cause of playing "hookey.'" For tlie
past sovcru) weeks ho has worked
and has failed to turn any of bis
money- over to bis purents. Accorit
Insr to his mother, be refused to fret
tr Thursday morning and created a
disturbance in the house by throw
ing pillows and. dishes around. Judge
Kirkham gave the boy a severe repri
mand telling him that his parents
have been too good to him. The
case was continued one month.
TOWN MEN GASSED
I-'mil IVnlmi ami AU'rtMl ,Foii.stoii Have
Xanwv Ks-nM From Asphyxiation
in Hotel Hi on son Room Yesterday.
The t'imely discovery by Mrs. P. S.
-Mc.Ma.hon and tlie efforts of two
members of tho local department
with tho pulmotor, averted another
tragedy in this city yesterday after
noon, when Kinil Ten km and Alfred
Jouston. employes at .North & Judd
Manufacturing conipunv, had a nar
row escape from death by gas asphyx
iation. The men were discovered, in
bed in their room at the Hotel Bron
son, shortly after noon yesterday by
.Mrs.. McJIahon. .Medical aid was sum
moned and lr. Mendel , Volkenheim.
Dr. rr. ii. .Taffe and Or. John I. Keily
were soon oi. the scene. A telephone
call was sent: to the central station
and Lieutenant Edward Woods and
Chauffeur George Spanner hurried to
the hotel With lite pulmotor. lieu
tenant Woods worliod tor consider
able time over tho men. and when
sufficiently recovered they were re
moved to the New Ilritain General
hospital in tho police ambulance in
charge of Officers Matthias Rival and
Michael llrophy. Tenlon recovered
consciousness last night but Jouston
remained in an miconsoious condition
during- the night. At the hospital it
was said that both men would in all
probability recover. Tho affair is be
lieved to be acridontal. Hot h men
i i-riv'l in t Iii c-'i ty Vrirta y to work n t
tlie local factory.
Y. W. C. A. Collectors Have
Received More Than $9,000
The Sat unlay reports on the $1-.-OtiO
maintenance fund for the V. W.
t A. reached the Slt.OJ' mark. There
are a few more teams jet to- report,
but. the officials in liaise e.pet that
the total will not quito reach the re
quirel amount. The entire drive
according to those in charsre. was, a
decided success and thej' have ex
pressed their thanks to the captains
(lid their teams tor the excellent
work in collectini: the money. The
lactor.v teams that have reported to
dale are Sianlev Works, SlOX.O.'i;
American I la rd a re SIit7."iii; Stanlov
Utile and Level $."i.."a and the
Fal'nlr HeariiiK c"miiny $20.ii7.
CALL NEW PASTOR
Hrv. ,Foliii Pavis of latcrsii. X. J.,
.May SticcceU 1W. II. A. Cook As
Head of Trinity Methodist Chureli.
A call has been extended by the
contrresa t ion of the Trinity Metho
dist church to liev. John Davis of
Paterson, X. J., to accept the pas
torate of the church here, his duties
to begin us. soon us is convenient for
him. U is expected that. Kev. Davis
will accept and 'will petition tho
Methodic! conference, ;it nn early
session in Xew York city, for hi
transfer.
Rev. Iavi$ will succeed Kev. II. A.
Cook, who succeeded his sou, Rev.
V. 1 Cook. Rev. Cook has been
connected with the church about one
year, several months as pastor and
prior to his appointment its pastor,
in the capacity of acting pastor. He
tatne to this city from Montana to
till the pulpit when his son. Rev.
Warren F. Cook, went to Franco with
the Y. M. i'. A. Cpon the resigna
tion of Kev. Warren F. Cook, he
was named pastor and has tilled the
pulpit in a most salisfactorj" manner.
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?wo tfainss on wMch the
greatest artists agree
First? ttiat tlie Victor process of record
ing inscribes their artistry upon Victor
Records so true to life as to actually dupli
cate their interpretations.
Second, tKat the Victrola is the one
instrument which unfolds these inspired
portrayals with the same fidelity, parallel
ing their actual performances.
The greatest artists are Victor artists
not alone because o the lifelike qualities
of Victor Records, nor yet alone because
of the wonderful tonequality of the
Victrola, but because the Victrola and
Victor Records used together reproduce
their art with a fidelity equaled only by
life itselfc
Any Victor dealer will
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giaaiy play ror you tne
world's greatest ' music
by the world's greatest
artists Victrolas $25 to
$1500. New Victor Rec
ords demonstrated at all
dealers on the 1st of
each month
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McCORMACK
MELBA
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SCOTTI
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WITHERSPOON
Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, n. j.
Italian Republicans
Elect Peter Suzio
The Xew I'.ritain Columbus club,
a branch of Ihe New JCng-land Colum
Ims Political league, held a meeting
vesterday afternoon ami elected Peter
."-'uzio chairman of the organization.
The club is composed of local Italian
republicans, and the reports show
that there are about 7(Mi Italians in
New lSritain ami font of these are
voters. The other officers elected
Democrats Will Meet
To Plan Campaign
The old democratic town commit
tee will meet litis evenintr in Booth's
block to take steps towards reor
ganizing I lie pa ft j- in New llritain.
Thev w ill eli ct a chairman and sec
retary and make plans for the cau
cuses Ml the various wards. The old
town committee resigned in protest
to the app luting of Sheriff M. I .
Stm kwell. t e:udjlii-an. by Sheriff
diilih. demo' r.ir. The liuhr
.Maj-.r tleor-'O iuig!c.v
Orson F t'uiiis is
strengthen th; cause
crats in the c -imiiiLr
full ticket will be put
Alderman A. AT. P.ionessa and Joseph
M. lfallorar. aiv nentioned as pos
sibilities for fhc m.'v.v'rality 'nomina
tion.. '
esterla. wore:
Salvadore liar'leia:
Fasclla: treasurer,
.Mr. Suzio and John
elected delegates to 1 he. New Kng
land conv enti.in to be hehl in P.os
ton. .Mass.
Vice chairman
secretar.y Kusone
lOdwanl llecano:
Di.Voiuui were
Aid Society Endorses
Paonessa For Mayoralty
The candidacy of Alderman Anselo
M. I'aonessa for the maj-oralty was
endorsrod yesterday aflernoon at a
nteetivis f St. Joseph's Mutual Aid
society. The alderman has not yet
announced his intention of running,
but is known to be in a receptive
mood. It is not improbable in view
of statements made., b- Paonessa.
that formal announcement of his
candidaoj- will be made as a result of
tlie meeting of ihe democratic town
committee, scheduled for this even
ing. s.wi; Mosr.Y on Mivvr.
to interest more people in the cam- I
paign but also, bj- giving more time '
for preparation and organization,
will render the whole campaign more
effective,
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GRANGE MINSTRELS PLEASE
CHAS. DILLON & CO
bet ween
atid Aldcrmar.
vpi'i ted to
of the detno
cloctioii and a.
:n the field.
May Vote For Sale
Of St. Mark's Church
Consideration will be given a reso
lution for the sale, of propertj- coiu
prisinu; the St. Mark's Fpiseopak
church site, at a meeting of the con
gregation this evening. Informal
negotiations have been entered into
for the sale of that property and ihe
71urcha.se of other land in the west
end of the city which would be suii
u.blo for, church purchases. A two
thirds vote of the congregation vvi!'
he necessary before the sah- can in
ir.Rile. ' '
AVeok for Inaugurating This Cam
paign I'Ost imncd to April 12.
Tlie department of justice an
nounced today, that at the request
of several state fair price commis
sioners ami state chairmen of thq
division of women's activities the
date of '"Save .Money on Meat" week
in New Kngland has been postponed
from the week beginning March 'Z'.i
to the week beginning April 1'. It
is understood that officials in New
Kngland pointed out. the fuel that,
on account of Holy week, the con
sumption of meat is 'ikely to be
much, reduced during the week be
ginning March !. This might re
Mill in failure to reach numbers of
persons who otherwise would be glad
to take advantage of the less costly
cuts of meat during the special week
set.
-.'v. Mi expected that the postpone
ment not "oniv vvHf-make it possible
Amateur Production Staged I'mlci-
lMrcction of Itajmond Watkins (ioo
Off Smoothly Actors Do Well.
Coder the direction of P,aymon;l
Watkins, the tiVst performance of the
minstrel troupe of P.urrilt tiiange was
given Saturda.v night in Judd's hall,
following a. business meeting of the
organization. The social was held in
the form of an open meeting, attend
ed b.v about The ung and dance
numbers were well received. P.-ivid
Iteveridge's Scotch character act
one of Ihe big features of
IIARTFOISD
v as
the show.
Attired in a. unhiue costume topped
by a green tam-o-shantcr hat. be pre
sented a.n amusing appearance and his
stuck of Scotch songs and jokes was
replete with wholesome comed.v. A
duet by Mrs. I'pson and Mrs. Wood
ford w as except iona I ly line. Others
who took part in the solo work and
whose, efforts were applauded well,
were: Knth Schotield. Florence Win
ger. Anna Ahcrn. Ielphine Malona,
Airs. Xatzke, 'Misses Hess and Flagg
and J. Hultgren.
Cttrley's jazz band has some open
dates in AprU. .Address. 166 Main St.,
room 17. Tel. P'iO'.I.--Advt.
Springtime
MILLINERY
of Surpassing Beauty
in Modes With the Chic of Paris
and the Cleverness of New York
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