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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1924.
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PASTOR'S FRIEND
SAID TOBE CROOK
Washington Police Get Bandit in
Clergyman's Home
Washingion, Nov. 4. Francis
'AintleM Hart, 24 years old, a aing
it in a church cliolr mid living in
I no apartment of his ptor, was nr-it-Moil
by pollen lif!i-s today "lid lic
ensed of a long rir of "jimmy"
rirs, which have been keeping
section of tlic city ou
TO HEAR ELECTION RETURNS
rrntcrnal and l'il(ikl Organlia-
tlons Will Huhl Ojien Tlouse anil
I.iMcu to Verdict of Voters,
Open house for til" purpose of re
ccislni? election return will t held;
by many local orsanltatlons tonight.
The New Britain club will hold
open house tn Its rooms In the lUir
ritt hotel; refreshments will bu erv.
id. New Krl'.aln Lodge, Loyal Of
MORE MYSTERY IN
FATAL AUTO CASE
New Men Coroner Calls It
Very "Unique"
. HELD FOR SHOOTING
Woodulioppcr Allrgpd Assailant, In
Jail After Comrade Die From
Wound.
, .Ppton. Mass., Nov. . Sam
Shorett, about 60 yearn old. dld lata
City Items
Evenlnr seaalona In shade-making
very Tuesday, Thuraday and Satur
day. Muk ' your own ahadea or
Christmas glfta. Instructions free.
Utrip Shoppe, T West Main St.
adv. ;
Vlctrolai and Pianos, at Morana
nnmiRB. another woodchonner. la be-
big held at tha t.'pton lockup as a
the north"
..dice.
1'ohc declare Nirt admitted com
Its K a dozen robberies, unci they
: l;-n said loot estimated to be worth
l3,mni hs found In h' room. The
Krv. Memh! B. MaoBrydo. tn whose
heme llarl lived, said the hitter,
a'Vr a disagreement a month ago
with Ms par-Ms, had sought his as
sistance and that he had taken him
tinder his own ronf, and had nifun
'wltft inter. 'Stud himself in obtaining
work for him.
Real Mark Cross
Deer Skin
Gloves
Not onlv have that wonder
ful "feel" that sense of fit
in them but have the ap
pearance that veil-dressed
men desire.
$5-o
Say Driver Was Under
Inllucnce of Liquor
Oscar Anderson of S5 Shofton
P'-iMi was arraigned before Judge
William C. Tlungerford in' police
court this morning on a charge of
operating a motor vehicle while
under the Influence of liquor. The
cask was continued until nxt rues
v. vuvan Nov 4. A Coroner I hw tv nnllee'to have done the
.111 UUUKi l-uj i vr- -- - , - " . ,
,iur nf Moose, has Installed a special Mix continued his inquiry toauy uuo snooting tn a wooucnopper s rmtip
wire and will give returns to mem-1 the death of Charles 8. Rogers. about ona and one-half mllea rrom
her at the .dub rooms. Paly Coun-' nephew of Mra. Ogdcn Milla Reld, of West Upton, la under arrest and Is
..it ,.'..ii... eAii,h,it n v-:iew ion. who uicu a. wi hb."iii in tiia uiuuu iuuhum,
celve the returns over radio and Saturday night after being found
furnUh tin m to members; refresh- i unconscious on thu Wulllngiord road
nicnts win bo served. New Hrltaln he said ha had come to the conclu.
I'ouncll B. P. O. K.. will hold opcn.slon tHat It was a "unique case." He
house In i s club rooms. Odd not give out any of the evidence
The Women's Cooildge club will, he has already taken. He did aay,
hold open house In the Y. W. C. A. however, that thera was no collision
RvmnaMinn for members and their; of the autoombllo In which Rogers
husbands and friends. Return will and Miss Mnrjorle Schneider were
be furnished by telegraph and ra-, riding with any other vehicle.
,llo, cards and mail Jqngg will be! The coroner said that at thts time
plaved. and refreshments will be he co-iild not determine In what
.-..'., -in,. timn,.r!,iiA wnmcn's' manner Rogers received a fracture
at l lie Dave ot uie ekuii. m
Miss Schneider who was held Sat
urday night without ball was releas
ed Sunday after she had related aa
much ns she claimed to have known
about the accident. She said ahe
had fainted and did not recall how
Rogers -was hurt The automobile
yesterday In Mlirora nospiiai u a .v, 4... ...
...1. Ji .., 1. ihn left 1 Get that eonerete job done now.
rrofllsb-fomen! rJff. on cellar oor. Baker
....... 1. alleged Jaaner. ivu
club will furnish returns In the Cen
tral Junior Hfgh school hall, where
a radio has been Installed.
DEPEW YOTES AGAIN
Join Morana' Xmas Muslo Club.
advt.
. Sand for ley sidewalks, 4 bags II.
P.o prepared. Tel. 1986. adv.
Clulbranaen player pianos at Morans'.
advt.
Get that concrete job done now.
ass as srsffy.K sr-w.-!ffl .
rinhlamln C. Prooker.
PniUv claims, aecordlur to the
police, that he fired In self defense.
The version the police have of tno
shooting is tnat mere nao oeen
drinking at the woodchoppcra' hut.
Shnrctt Is said to have been cutting
some tobacco witn a jacKKnue ana
for snmft reason not vet established
by the police, started toward Telky.
The latter tnen punea a snoigun
with the stock broken off and fired,
tho police charge.
Voted First for liwniont Snjs was of an otd type
1 a door to It was foi
There's Sotblng To It This Year wajr is said to have
But Calvin tooll.lge.
New York, Nov.-4, Chauncey M.
IHpew, who Is 91 years old, voted
HORSFALLS
: ' HarUont "
"It pays to buy our kind"
COMPOSER PTES.
; Taris., Nov. 4. Gabriel Taure,
composer and director of the Na
tional Conservatory of Jlusic, died
today.
rui 1 1 1 1 1 u u uiiui 11 ai .1 u.-o- 1 .
dav for (rial at the request of the ! today in his itn pres.aonua.
j.-iendant Uon- His record goes back to 1856,
Anderson was arrested on Main ! when he voted for John Fremont,
street late last night by Patrolman the first republican candidate for
David Dotv and Thomas Rouskie president. He also recalled that he
when they found him operating campaigned for Fremont and ex
motor vehicle in a zig-rag manner. I Passed the opinion that he was the
Investigating, they allege that they only man living who took part in
found Anderson in an Intoxicated I fcamPaign. ,....,
condl . ion at the wheel. "cre s n'"! l U-U " "
Kdward Westfall, who was fined Cooildge." said Mr. Depew. He has
$100 and costs several weeks ago on voted for 5ry republican preslden
a charge of operating under the In- ; "al candidate.
uZ.r .h ven roba- Mrs. Pepew accompanied him to
,i to , it. was released before i thP- polling place and voted
Court when the fine was paid. West
fall failed to live up to the terms
of his probation and was taken into
ruatodv yesterday at the request of
Probation Officers Edward O. Connolly.
TROOPS ON DtTI
Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 4. San
Mlirind countv. which was tdacod
hu au,tomoJ?1,8f I under martial law last night by Gov
Tho fact that , .v.
a door to It was found In the high- i& poltlcal controversy at Las Vegas,
way is said to have been accounted
flin KAiiniii aaa t avi olna.1 n ulnf s
national ggardsmen held their places
at the voting booths early today, ac
cording to a telephone message re
ceived here.
The Las Vegas Optic was prohibit
ed from Issuing an extra edition an-
pouncing the proclamation of mar
tial law, according to the telephone
message, which was difVted to the
Albuquerque Herald.
LAMPS
for. The door was easily unhinged,
It is said and had many times been
jeunced off.
Beyond saying that the case was
"unique" the coroner aald lio had
nothing to add at this time.
Fined as Reckless Driver
In Meriden Police Court
Perry P. Brinton of 103 West Alain
street was found guilty Ap the Meri
den police court yesterday morning
of reckless driving and fined $25 and
costs. He was arrested after he was
involved in an accident near Walnut
Grove cemetery in which two per
sons' were injured and Erinton's ma
chine was wrecked. There were two
other cars Involved In the accident.
Brinton said that a machine slde
swiped his and knocked It across the
road so that It was struck by an
other machine which was coming in
the, opposite direction. His ma
chine turned over but he and his
four companions miraculously es
caped serious Injury.
PORTABLE X-RAY MACHIXE
Central America Wants 1.200 for
Vse by Customs Inspectors
Schenectady, N. 1'., Nov. 4. The
recent announcement of the develop
ment in the General Electric labora
tories of a portable X-ray machine
has brought inquiries from a Cen
tral American government concern
ing the possibility of obtaining
1,200 for use of customs Inspectors
at ports of entry. The Cooildge
portable X-4-6, according to its in
ventor, has the power of disclosing
contents of bundles and of pene
trating the walls of a room or a
trunk and it is thought the device
might be adapted to customs inspec
tion work. The machine Is not yet
ready for commercial development,
according to reports here.
Miss Robertson Bride of
Winchendon, Mass., Man
Mlas Lillian Robertson of 75 Lin
den street and John Richards of
Winchendon. Mass.. were married at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
rectory of St. John the Evangelist
by the pastor, Rev. Tnomas J. l.a
den. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Emll Sehaefer, brother-in-law
and sister of the bride. The
bride wore bine eharmeuse satin and
carried bridal roses. The matron of
honor wore a black velvet dress and
carried yellow rosea. After the cere
mony they left on their wedding trip.
When they return they will reside
at 75 Linden afreet.
REPORTS BEING RtN POWN
Adolnh Rano of Shuttle Meadow
avenue reported to the police this
morning that he was driving his
automobile on Stanley street and at
th ecorner of Commonwealth avenue
a motorcycle operated by Alfred
Fatlconl of 261 High street ran Into
the rear of his roiehine. Fatlconl
was thrown from the motorcycle
and received injuries to his right
ankle.
UOSSEVELT CASTS VOTE
Poor Old Pobbln
Toronto People In cities are
cruel to aged horses, according to
T M Wltnn irpnprnl mnnncer nf
Republican Aomlnec in t. une the Toronto Humane society. "We
of First to Reach PoUs. -j should lighten the burden of the
New York, Nov. 4. Theodore j old horse," Wilson says. "He hi the
Roosevelt, republican candidate for j most abused of all animals. A
governor, and his wife deposited ( young horse, representing dollars
ih,.ir haunts in the nolline place at and cents, usually receives reason-
Home cooked luncheon, Crowell'e.
advt.
Judgment for the plaintiff by de
fault to recover damages of 190
was rendered in city court yester
day afternoon by Judge B. W. Ai
ling In the case of Marzt uromera
vs. Mlrhotaa Scarellatl. The plain
tiff sued for an unpaid grocery bill.
Bernard F. Gaffney represented mo
plaintiff.
Mlllbrook Dairy Ice cream for aH
occ9slona,.ln quantities. CallJ.341.
advt.
tj J k.ii... NfAtr.H and
toasted almond sundae. McEnroeV
West Main street. advt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner C. Weld
sailed today on the S. S. Leviathan
for New Y'ork. They have visited
Scotland, England and France.
Samuel Chester, treasurer of the
New Britain Paper Co.. left today
to spend a week's vacation In
Canada.
A meeting of A. G. Hammond
Camp, U. S. W. V., will be held to
morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the
state armory on Arch street
William Luty of 46 Silver street
was Involved in an accident in Merl
dent yesterday when his machine
collided on Cook atreet with one
driven by Trevor S. Shaw of Hart
ford. Both machines were damag
ed. No cause for an arrest was
found by the Meriden police that in
vestigated the crash.
H. R. Bralnard of 0 Elm-street
complained to the police this morn
ing that neighbors use his driveway
and throw nalla In it. He asked to
have a policeman Investigate tho
mntf pr.
James P. Klnlry has returned
from New York city, where he has
been employed at the democratic
national headquarters for several
John Roche of the New Britain
Record Is ill at hla home with an
attack of influenza.
William Fedoczyk, through George
W. Brady, has brought suit against
Charles C. Jensen for $100 damages.
Sold without restrictions, but confined to the
better class merchants.
The great increase of business enjoyed by our
dealers and distributors during 1923, is proof
that SAVE quality lamps have gained a nation
wide preference.
Make your first purchase in the belief that you
w ill order them continuously.
Herbert L; Mills
HARDWARE
336 MAIN ST.
For Quick Results Use Herald Classified Ads
Tie Safe I fV Stores
217 MAIN STREET
5EIBERTS PASTEURIZED Fi i
MILK AND CREAM h
ORSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Bloomquist
34 Lake Boulevard were very
irri,:Pi r, TV nv vnr?K
New York, Nov. 4. Poll observers whlcn 116 delivered more than
In New Y'ork city at noon reported
that an unusually heavy vote was
cast. At that hour only one com
plaint of, election law violation had
been made to the federal deputy
marshals. The call came from an
the Cove, Oyter Bay, early this
morning, and then returned to weir
Oyster Bay home to await the re
sults of the election, Returns will
tin delivered to the Roosevelt home
by a special wire tonight, beginning
as soon as the first results are
known.
T.ncf niirM Mr TtnORAVPlt. Vind in-
tende3 to -rest after his campaign in
wmen ne aeuverea more man anu
jmnechps. hut tie was nersnnded in
make two brief addresses in Glen
Cov and Oyster Bay. After reading
a telegram from President Cooildge
wishing him victory In Ihe election,
tno canrtiaate preaiciea an over-
p!?:,Sant!y surprised by about 50 of j
their friends lasi evening t men
Last Side district where a watcher ' whelming victory for the republican
a man
had corrfe in ' party and told his audience that "we
friends last evening at tneir , directlv to a ' are going to bring the governorship
jiome, me occasion u k .,.,. b b 4 dropped in a presi- back to Oyster nay
u.upoiw The VinlISP was .. .. ,
tUUlltg ouiu.t,,;.
nrettilv decorated in a Hallowe'en
color scheme. Gunard Lindgren pre
able care and attention. It. ts on
the aged horse that the mercllcfss
man shows his art."
Bacterial Spoilage
bread dough.
causes
ELECTION RETURNS
TONIGHT
BY RADIO AT OUR SHOWROOM
22 MAIN STREET
ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO.
Popular Ford Dealers
EVERYBODY WELCOME
sented the couple with a purse. Mrs.
Bloomquist was formally Miss Anna
Kallberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Kallberg of 87 Wells street.
TOIf
GLASSES 11
OUT OF THE
OF BABES
Cornea the truth. Sei
befts Pasteurized Milk
helps them grow up
stronz and healthy.
It's the food-beverajre
for the family. Scarce
ly anybody drinks
enough milk. How
about you?
IfRYP
11Tg
THE INVISIBLE BIFOCAU
Do Not Guess
About Your Eyes
Havn thorn p-vanitncd. Eyesight
is one possession for vthieh there
is no substitute.
A. PINKUS
Eyesight Specialist
40 Years' Experience In Eye
Testing
300 MAIN ST. PHONE 570
jdential ballot Investigation dis
closed that a woman voter had
Irlronned her ballot on the floor and
that an inspector had put it in the
.box.
L'p to 12:30 p. m only one charge
of illegal voting had been preferred
and the defendant, a man, was dis
charged In magistrates court when
he proved that he was entitled to
vote in a lower west side district
where the charge was preferred.
K. K. K. ASK VOTES
Auburn, N. Y., Nov. 4. Campaign
cards which were distriDutca anony
'inously here last night urging voters
to support a list of candidates said
to be favorable to the Ku Klux Klan
led to much discussion and consid
erable confusion as voters went to
the polls today. Party workers in
the republican ranks obtained sev
eral thousand of these cards today
and reprinted them, urging their lol-
lowlne to vote against their own
nartv selections listen on the original
cards. The heaviest early vote on
record In this city was polled during
the fori noon.
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trons of Clark & Brainerd's may have their old pre
scriptions refilled here.
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tion of licensed experienced pharmacists.
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