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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 192 1.
TO DIG IIP FIELD
Police Say Mrs. Cole's First
Husband May Have Been Slaiu
rorilan.l, Me., Nov. H. A section
of the ftchl In tlio ratr r t! Cote
farmhouse in Gnrhnm Is to in- Miuvh
ed fnr tho body of Willi. m Suplx.rii,
first husband of Mrs. l.otti:
Cc-to, who is hohl us an acoossory r.
coiinectir.il niih t l.c muni r of A
photisa CnU; hvr wt.-nn.l !:ii.l-!ii;.J,
Sheriff Ciraliarn iiiiniiunci. '1 f'h..
Cote was shot nn-1 ki".l ivm i!;i
ago ami his 1 . y Ion i- .1 in
Charles II. Fh'Mit s ..' IV.r
held on a charge : nmrl'r
admitted, accordihg la tie
ami Iv,-
ri:':,
lhat he shot Cnf.
Tho search of tie- fi'M a1 (iorr.am
lias been ur..".-t.:k--u cm 1-:orn.ni"ii
furnished ttie sheriff 1 l.ueris 1'.
l.lhhy of Hast Wlsi.lrnm, a tnrttKr
who told th sVnff .'h i" - 1 w!).vt:
who toM tho slo n'f h vml.l piii
nut the spot s-hre l: 1 : ly of Shi -horn,
who (i;apoar'.l 14 v. r a..
may b ruricl. S' . ri : f Oal.im
n.ado propartittops to. lav t ; .-'t t;:.
farm with J-tbl-y as gueic.
Sai.l 1 lrt Wa- In Vrlsmi.
Al'eged corfiivti-ig M il. io, vis i v
Mrs. Cote to U,:a IV IimiW" -ai -ne
of Sanborn "err r, v:i,.-a rt
Prreivat K. Fa!::r:i o' P'vo'iy,
Mass., his v.Mtlir, rnif;-l nuthtiri- :
ties hr that the woman Sia-1 tnM ,
I im her first husband Mas serving
a term of 1 m pri sonri h i ,t in a 1nro-s-
see penitentiary. Word ivn.s rre, i, 1 i
odsy from NnshU'.le 1':at no liris- j
ensr of that ram was eonfi'o'd
there. County officials who lovii- i
gated the case at tl.c time said Mrs. j
CMS told them h'r hushand had "eft
attend a show at Portland end
never returned.
In his allfp-o confession nccotMing
to the sheriff, Fielding said' he in- '
duced Cote to accompany him on a
hunting trip and shot him U'canso
of his cruelty to Mrs. Cote and her
son by her first marriage. The son, :
Ralph Sarhorn, is held as an acces
aory after the fact.
Not in renltcntiary.
Nashville. Tenn., Nov. IS William
flanborn, who disappeared from his
home in Portland, Maine, in 191S,
and who yesterday was reported by
his wife to be in the state prison
here, is not In the penitentiary, au
thorities announced today.
An investigation of the where
abouts of Sanborn was started after
alleged confessions by Mrs. Alphonse
Cote, Sanborn's former wife, her son
Ralph, and Charles H. Fielding,
authorities said, revealed a conspir
acy to murder her second husband.
; IT RE IN NOHWAMC
Norwalk, Nov, 1. Fire last
night in a barn at '.1 Ely nimue
owned by E. Clmppa of TYestpnrt.
and occupied b George Tourdlsky a
.'unkman as a warehouse and stable,
did damage estimated at tfi.oon. A
horse owned by Mr. Tourdlsky was
burned to death.
HOMES
FARMS
INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
Read the
Real Estate
Qassified Ads in
Today's Herald
SEEKING
'EM OUT
The Wants seek out
many individuals. Tlicy
carry a direct personal
message to just the rijrht
person at the right time.
The Wants have many
times secured .just the
worker that was most
fitted for a particular un
dertaking. The Wants Hat" lniy
ers, provide opportuni
ties for innumerable
painful transactions and
meet the most personal
needs in many emergen
cies. The vast scope of the
Wants includes nearly
every avenue of business
and embraces nearly
every legitimate human
endeavor.
In China
Leonard H. IIsu, youngest man
ev. r to obtain a doctor's degree In
philosophy at the t'niversi'y of
Iowa, took an American wife with
him when he returned to China,
.-die was Until Smith, a college
friend. "We are comfortably set
tled and every thins is gftiing along
so nlceiy." Mrs. Hsu "rites back to
friends. "And i y wife cols smart
er and gwoe'-r every day." says a
letter from Hsu, Both are teaching
in Wuchang.
J' eeuwwun iwr V"1" luf i mmr
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ATTENTION!
CHRISTMAS CLUB
DEPOSlfORS
Saturday, November 22nd, is the
last day on which payments may
be made in our 1921 Christmas
Club.
TI1K BANK
Open Saturday
THE POTTERS
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'CNCE - Tr -
FRECKLES AND
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DOHENY SUIT NEAR
COMPLETION TODAY
t.ou Miinrnt Attempt To Cancel Oil
l ead's am) I'trntracta
is Hi-aiii
I.os Angeles, Nov. 18. Tho gov-
inmcnt's suit to cancul naval oil
h-asoi and contracts granted E. L.
I'ohrny'a ran-Amerlcan petroleum
and trnnsportlng company waa near
I'Oinplotion today. Only final do
i onsc arguments by I'rederio K.
Ki'llogg und rcliuttul argument by
.ovonimcnt couiisn remained.
Meiense arRuments of fact wero
onpleted scsterilay, Kranlt J, Ho
..'in bitterly assailing the govern
an nt's charges that E. L. Doheny
ooi. spired with Albert IJ. Kali, then
i reiary of the interior, to gain
ooi.trol of the Klk Hills naval oil re-H-rv.'H
and to that end "loaned" Kail
MO", "'Ml.
Walter' K. Tuller followed Hogan
with defense arguments on the law,
i Taller closed with an impassioned
l"f, use of Poheny and the naval of
ileials with, whom he negotiated. He
declared that ns a result of their
I establishment of a great naal fuel
ell base at Tear; harbor, Hawaii,
("American can sleep tonight secure
tioni the danger o. being overrun
by a Mongol nation."
Urge Retention of Mellon
As Secretary of Treasury
St. Louis, Nov. IS. Retention cf
Andrew W. Mellon, as secretary of
the treasury four years more wo
urged In resolutions adopted by the
Robert Morris Associates, a national
bank credit men's association, today.
The resolution which were forward
ed to President Coolldge, praised
Mellon's service to the country as
"distinguished, efficient and un
selfish" and commended his "courage
and patriotism."
COMMITS SCICIDE.
rhillipsburg, N. J., Nov. IS.
Despondent over the death four
weeks ago of his wife, Harry Per
son, 47, a Pennsylvania railroad
telegrapher, today committed sui
cido by ehootlng himself through
the head with a revolver, according
to the police. Person was found dead
In his home, the gun nearby.
OF SERVICE
Evenings, 7-9
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DO YOU THINK;
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AFTER THE
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This is all that Is left of the home
of Edward R. Jones of Berlin street,
Merlin. Flames ate out the inside,
Including the furniture and personal
effects of four families, which wrre
driven to flight about 5 o'clock yes
SEEK PORMER SUITOR
AS WOMAN'S KILLER
Detroit Police Find six letters Writ
ten by Admirer Victim Was
Strangled.
Detroit, Nov. IS. A former suit
or of Mrs. Anna I,e Bowers, 27,
was being sought by the police today
In connection with her de-ith in an
apartment early yesterday. Mr.s,
Bowers was found .strangled to
death with a piece of her clothing.
Strips of her dress had been used
to bind her hands and feet.
Six letters, said to have been
written by a former admirer, were
found.
Fee C. Hawkins, detained when
he reported the woman's deat h, Mill
was in custody today although the
police expressed doubt that lie had
any connection with the slaying. He
told the office that he and Mrs.
Bowers had come here from Ala
bama about a month ago.
SFNsmxr. SOCIETY .NOTES
The Sunshine society held their
regular meeting in th' Methodist
church Monday afternoon with 1 'i
members present. Since the last
meeting there had been IS rails
made on sick and shut-ins and fi
bouquets of flowers snt. There Is
one wheel chair on hand. If there
are any persons who have crutches
belonging to the Sunshine society
and they are not in use will they
plea.se return them to Mrs. Leslie
Brotherton, f5 Glen street.
Q1TCR ACTION
Norwnik. Nov. is. An automobile
owned by William Hurlbutt of Wil
ton, general manager of the Locomo
bile Co. of America, with offices in
New Tork city and driven by his
chauffeur, flured in an automobile
accident in this city this morning
with a car owned and driven by
Harry N. WUtlng of Norwaik.
Thirty minutes later, a suit asking
for damages of J'.ec, -was started
against Mr. Hurlbutt and his prop
erty in Wilton was attached for
flfl.
AND THE RENT
V- W iOO 9ZAL-
SUB5rAHCEN
HE THEY'RE
7 DERIVED FROM
SEAWEED IN
TRTIN6 TO
pwsETHE ma
I r-e in . r V-fNy
rUUK UL iXK5,
AGAIN?
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.ill
FIRE FIEND
terday morning while the wind was
high and the temperature low. Only
the shell remains to mark one of
the most disastrous fires In tha his
tory of the town, the loss being es
timated at $15,fid".
The (ire brought to the fore again
WALSH AT HOME
Senator Will VNt IVjjIukkI Haunts
as f.uewt of Two nivprs, Wiscon- i
sin, Man lias Reunion.
Two Rivers, Wis., Nov. IS. Sen
ator Thomas Walsh of Montana
came back to Two Rivers unan-
nounecd Sunday after an absence ed by the followers of former Pre
of vears and visited the familiar ' Glollttl. led by Uredaro. Venzi
haunts of bus youth, l csterday Jiei
assembled six of the boys who
played with him on the Centennial
ha.se ha II team years ago. All now
near the sixty-lifth milestone of
Many persons today recalled the
days when little "Tom" Walsh, son
of the city clerk, made his rounds
to clean the globes of gas lights on
the village streets and then light
them at the approach of evening.
When news was spread about that
"Lit lie Tom" was hack, scores of his
boyhood friends came to bid him
welcome and talk over the early
days.
Senator Walsh Is the guest of J.
E. Hamilton.
Indestructible
Metal
WeatherStrips
J. M. Carpenter
IS ALBANY AVE.
Hartford Thone 2-6506
SAID THEY'RE.
h'RYlNG TO ftAlSE
THE PEIT AGAIN
DID YOU HEAR.
.what
ME?
'olH Sy King Featoret Syndit1Jnt k
f.i.fil Brimn riflit rwenl. j j
He'd Like Variety
; ( A L WHAT IS ) Vr'fc) CAM t LOOK, h nTTl
HAD LEFT,
the question of having suitable fire
lighting apparatus in Perlln and
opened the way for criticism of the
system by which it Is necessary to
communicate with a selectman if
apparatus from out of town is need
ed.
Budget Opens Way for
Discussion at Rome
Runic Nov. ' 1 S. The senate re-
l opened today and the chamber resum
ed work after a two days' recess.
The newspapers and political circles
are speculating as to what will hap
pen In the senate where the opposi
tion, besides not retiring as did that
of the chamber, has been strengthen-
I Faelli and Valenzani.
The
opposition entertains great
(hopes that the vote, in the senate,
even without putting the cabinet in
the minority, may lie significant.
Non-partisan observers, however, be
lieve that Premier Mussolini will
still command a larg'i majority in
t he upper house.
liiscussion of the ministry of inter
ior's budget in the chamber, which
will, more properly be a discussion
of the entire home policy of the gov
ernment, is awaited with consider
able curiosity. It is expected that
the, budget matter will offer the op
portunity for a definite c'ariflcation
of the situation, showing who really
rank 'among the friends of the cab
iret and who have passed to the op
position. Sixty-eight deputies are
due to speak on the budget, but it is
expected that some will withdraw.
MRS GAVIN m.OORATEn
Washington, Nov. IS. The decor
ation Fro Fcelesla Ft Pontine has
been ronfepred by Fopo Fins XI on
Mrs. Gertrude Hill flavin, retiring
president of the National Council of
Catholic WonVn, it was announced
here today by the Right. Rev. Joseph
Schrembs of the National Catholic
Welfare conference. The Pope com
mended her for meritorious services.
v TO TRANSFER BODY.
Paris, Nov. 1 1. The chamber of
d putie.s. without, debate, today vot
ed 6." o.ooo francs for the ceremony
which will marl; the transfer on
Nov. :n,of the ashes of Jean Ja tires
to the I'aitheon. Janres, socialist
Uader. was assassinated in 1S"M on
te eve of 'he outbreak of the
great n.ir.
RESEMBLING. CAW
FLEA. TEN LETTER"
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ONE. HUHil
DtDrousArij
THE HERALD
"WANT ADS"
lpbtxtll nn4 foi Qulek
and Raady Hartrtne.
I.INB RATUt FOR
C0NB1SCUT1VU INBKBT10N1
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I days Itn .! .21
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days ,..,1 Hue .40 ,S
day 1 Una .41 .
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-At ly Ordr Rates Upon Application
Count 1 wordt lo a lis.
14 lints to aii Inch,
Minimum Bimc. I lints.
Minimum Book Chant, IS conta.
No Ad Aocupttd Atltf 1 P. H. foi
Jltulflid Psi on 6mt Day.
Ada Aoeaptod Ovtr th ToUphono
for convnlnc of Culonin, Call
t:l. Aik for "Want Ad" Operator
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llurlal Lota, Monuments
NJJW BRITAIN Monument Works, 121
0 St. Monumenta of all sliaa and
daaorlptlon. Carving and lattar euttlni
our apftctalty.
BUH1AL, VAULTS Concrata atul rain-
forctd; watar praof, harmatlcalls aaal
ad. will outlaat althar wood or cnetal.
Do not ragulro largar lota. Raaaonabls
priced. N. , Vault Co. Mapla. Tal. t7.
HortsU
CUT H.OWKH8 potted planta, all klndi.
alto funeral work. N. B. Greenbouao.
Tel. !43-M.
(JUT fLOWERS pottad plant. plaalii
varloty. Bpeclallilng ou tunaral work.
Jolinann't ureeniiouae, al7 Chuich Dt,
CUT FLOWERS poind plant, all kinds.
funarnl work, frc dallvary. Saudsill'
Graenhouaa, 211 Oak Rt. Phon 2443-tl.
It and l-ound
BILL. KULLKU Icial .oi.lalnlng bills and
rliei-ka. Finder pleaaa return to 111
KHsey Rt. Llhernl rewnrd offered.
I.A Item Kl'M "IF MONK Y lost between
Main St.. Treinont and Whiting Bta.
ICeturn to 93 V lilting St., and rocelvo
reword. .
IlABllIT HOUND young whli and tan,
lout. Plcnso notify O. V. Lrling. Tal.
3M-4. 4 rtnrnett St.
YoU.Vii 1X.K"! lest, long legs, color blue
black, with brown pawa, short bah,
ahort tall, round tan leather collar, hne
been hurt about head. Tel. 1SJ1. K.
H. Peniie. Reward,
PersonaU
CHRtSTMAS CAFtDS-
Order your carda for pereonal en
graving now. Our aamplo books ahow
hundreds of distinctive cards. If you
are unable to call at our store, pbone
or write and we will aend a eample
book to you,
ADKINS,
CHURCH ST.
DO YoL' KNOW that photograph aa
t'briatmas gffta are appreciated more
than anything else? Wo make bcautiea.
six for J5.nl. Arcade Studio,
Store Announcements
U Wll.L'i'AI YOU TO. WALK A FEW
STEPS AND LOOK OVEIi OUR WIN.
TKR U N D K R W E A It AND FLANNEL
SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY & NAVY.
STORE, Is EXT TO WESTERN UNION.
Not Afraid!
"It's knowing how to handle
i hem," says J. O. Wallace of Che
halls, Wash. Evidently he knows.
Here you see him literally covered
with bees. But he never gets stung.
I
BY J. P. McEVOY
BY BLOSSER
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto ami Truck Afcnclea
Annul llciTiHi CAR uln and urnlc
Capitol Uulck C III Arek raoi
HOT
Cadillac: cars sl anl lervii
Lath Motor Co. -a naputaoi uooewn
Weat Mala, cornel Lincoln tree! a.
CilUVItOLfcT "aJOTliR CARS Bala ij
ervlc. Superior AUt lumpanr, 1
Arch St. Phon :u.
DoUiit) HROTHER8 tla and arvti
B. r. Motor Bale corp., it Bin 1
corner Franklin, Phon III.
UURANT AND STAR motor car. Sal
and Mrvlc. "juat nai uooo ira.
A. Bene, II Main t't. Phone t;il.
l"OHD CARS rordaon tractor. Sale at
vlcei gtiiuln part and accoMorn
Automotive sale a aervic uo, i
B. Main St
HUDSON tsSHX Sale and mi vice, l'a
St. Auto Co., aiaoclat dealer.
Park Ht.
HUPUOBILI9 CARS Sale and aarvh
City Service Station, Jlartfora Av
corner Stanley St.. A. M. Paoneaa.
LEXINGTON high grid motor c
Sale anl Service. C. A. Beuoa,
Main St. Phon ::i.
MAXWULL AND CURT8LLR Sale al
aervlce. UuOauley Bennett, (I An
St. Phon tin.
NASH motor car. Be the new II if
Bale and Service A. O. Hawker.
Elm atreet.
PILRCC-ARROW lludaou, Eaaex, Amrl
lea' a leading oar value. Be th ne
eoaehe. lloneyman Auto Sale Co. 1
Arch St. Phon 2109.
RKO MOTOR CARS and trucka Kennel
M. Searl A Co Balea and Service,
Kim and Park St., New Britain. Con it
Phon 1110. Local agent for Gwi
Snubbera
RICKEN BACKER MOTOR CARH-Sa
nrf aervlrn. iTnrcar'a l.itraffa. 131 Pi
St. Phone 17S3-S.
STUUEBAKER Servlc and Salearooro
IS Arcta St. All), Alotor Sale Cl
Ine; Phone "0.
W1LLV8-KNIGHT AND OVERLANU
motor car, ahowroom at 4 Elm
Servlc 137 Cherry St. "Th Blee
Valve Motor." H. G. Rudolph. Pho;
SOfil-3. .
Autos and Truckj for Sale
BL'ICK touring. 19.2. e paaaenger. god
condition, c A. Banc, al Main
Phon 22IS.
LOlitii; SUDAN, is:i mni.lianicilly p
feet, appearand like new, a good tlr
1'rli-e J535. Phone 707 -8 or Inquire
llstnltton St.
DURANT have 1 oualne coup tlj
has nevr been driven ven to a dmq
atratlon. It can b bouabt at 1
aavtng. Tradea and v"rui considers
C. A. Bene. 61 Main St. Phon ZSlt:
ED. KENNEDY'S auio axchanga, f;
lln of uaed care end prta. 20 win
atreet. Phone 209.1.
FORI! LUNAPOUT. IS:' with detacha
hunlnesa body, brand new. run leas tlij
30 miles, for sale, reasonable, c.
348 3-.T.
HUbrtON touring car, 1920. 7 passeng
In good mechanical condition. Inqui
14 Washington .
MAUK TRI.'CK. 10Z !'i loua; HudJ
tourlne; car. Inuulre, P&tac Garage.
Fust Main St.
I'AIOK, 6-60 "JUarchnient" paaa.. ha
aome Lotu Blue with crimson atrip
and mahogany trim. Carefully use-
aenaona by New Brhsln family now g
ting aedan. Spring bumper, mirror, c
parking llghta, eitra tire and power t
pump. Unheatflhle for speed, class a
comfort, you will be aurprlned et
excellent condition and reasonable prl
Whltmor Palge-Jcwett Co.. 319 E
Main ft.
CIAlii: OITORTI'NITY to buy eeie-t c
!oflge Bros. 1924 tourtng. Westcott, 1
touring. Ilupmoblle 19:3 touring, Bn
1923 tourtng, Ford aedan 1922, Overl
1922 coupe and aedan.- Lexington e
23 tourtng and eerlea 23 roadster. 113
well 1922 touring. Hudaon 1918 cou
1917 aedan. Bulck roadatore, 1921 A
1922. No reasonable . offers refUMl
Term 1-3 down and one year to :
balance. No Insnranr required. Aa
G. Cohen. Inc.. 1SS rri, St.. Hartf-4
Open evenings. Care Bold for own:
our specialty.
BUICK USED CARS
1920 Ford aedan, good ihape.
1921 7 PASS., SfcDAN.
1921 PA SR., COUPE.
1923 S PASS., TOURINO
1921 PASS., TOURIN'L
1920 i PASS., HUPMOBILE TOU
CATtTOL BUICK CO.,
19J ARCH ST.
PHONE !07.
CHOICEST Or USED CAF.g-
at ry low prt-:s. Wat.-ti our u
'-ar bulletin at 17 Arch St., Supe
Auto Co. Phone 211.
EXTRAORFINART BUT
1922 Studebaker, Spee. 6 touring, d:
n by owner only. In excellent me-h
teal condition, perfect paint and
good tires, price very reasonable.
SUPERIOR AtTO CO.
PHONE 211.
FOPDS-FORFS-FORPS
THE LAEOEST STOCK OF FSED
KORP CARS IN THE CITT
COME IN AND PICK TOUR CAR
POM PAYMENT
ONE-FIFTH OF PRICE
BALANCE IN 10 MONTHLY FATME?
PAT WHILE DRIVING
MODEL
1917 touring I
1919 runabout
1917 touring (
Wl touring 6
1919 touring
1918 touring P
1916 runabout '2
1911 runabeut f
1919 touring b'
1923 er-dan "'.
192! sedan 22
1921 sedan 23'
1923 coupe 3t'
1923 coup 2ft'
1922 coup 22
1923 coupe "I1
1923 touring 2:
1923 touring .........22
123 touring 2"
1922 touring 17
1922 touring 20
1921 runabout 14
1921 runabout 13
1920 runabout 13
1920 ton truck 1"
1923 ton truck panel th
1911 Dodge 26
AUTOMORILK USED CAR
, EXCHANGE
It ARCH ST. ' PHONE 1711.
This Date in History
177
5 jcew England shaken fry
earthquake.
1777 Fort Mercer, K. J., evaci
ed by the British.
1787 Eliza Leslie, author, be
He wrotn a popular cook book 1
many children's stories.
1802 Jonathan Worth, atatean.
born. He wai United 8tates Se
tor and Governor of N. C.
Daily Thoughts
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