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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 192$.
WEDDING
GIFTS
A Selection of
FOSTORIA GLASS
is sure to please the bride
Gift Dept.
THE
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DRUG CO.
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Willi your last year's-' light weiphl
nothing but here is where the
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Thu new 1 :''.'.' models don't pinch
J'hey'r" roomier making the
snug fit of your pn-vnt summer
suit as obsolete us last Sunday'
jaaoltne
Here it- the Silur Lining
The new price;, on l!i: new clothe
don't pinch cither, making It easy
for the man who was guilts to
"got aluns" to conic alon.
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1 1
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Hartford.
"II I'ays to Buy Our Kiud"
CATCH TWO YOUTHS
AFTERJILD RIDE
Couple Finally Are Arrested at
Norw tcli. Conn.. June IS. --After a
wild automobile ride through streets
of the city at IV; p ported rate of
!0 miles an hour, sideswiping a.
truck on (lit way, t'hnrles Lasky, 2n,
of New London, nnd Francis An
toniae, CI, of Kast Lyme, were ar-
M.ed at Moi,!il. yesterday after
noon, after they bad giw ii f deral
rmblbHIon Officer Harry W. Avery
a b- aiing w hen he tried to hold
them for Nta'e polire officer.s.
Officer Avery intercepted their
ear and took litem to a Moutvitl
' store. Aa be took down the tele
phone to eat! the state police, the
Iwo men attacked him. got hold of
his Jdack.iaok, striking him over the
head and hands with it, breaking
one of his tingere, and got away in
their car. The officer pulled his re
volver and fired several shots.
The two escaped men were cap
lured later after they had abandon
ed their machine and taken to the
woods. .State I'olicr-men Johnson
and Mugavero made ;ie arrest and
the men were locked up at police
headquarters here.
The yolks of Kgyptian eggs ar
larger in proportion than those Jf
epgs produced in America.
USE
5E1BERTS PASTEURIZED
MILK AND CREAM
STRENGTH FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Vour children need
plenty of pure, sweet
milk as much as they
need the fresh air and
the sunshine. We are
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ICTERTfi-SON)
PERKINS GIRL IN
FAINTf COURT
Will Again Take Witness Stud
Monday
Now York, June IS tv At the
end of the first ek of her trial
for the murder of Thomas Temple
ton. hr suitor, 17-year-old Dorothy
lviklns It seeking to calm her
traco ncrwts lor .nonaay a oruem . ,,,,. , b01)i )n September of tho
on the witness stand In her own bo- ,. s,.ur .g,u, tiring a locomo
hall. Ulve on the Hoek Inland railroad out
Slumping oer the back ot In r 0, ;iuoii, l0wa, Whether ho sacrl
iluir In a faint after a dy of fre-liked a distinguished career In law
iii:i nl auhblng, she was carried from ()r surgery will remain unanswered
the courtroom yesterday, compelling ' iu,t t. work he chose eventually
adjournment of the trial. niade him intcmailonally known
Michael Connors. S6, and married, J and a leader in two w idely dlverai
nm nn th. BtunH when the dlminu- tied tlrlrls ox head of an lnlernu.
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her falher favored Templeton as her
suitor she preferred Conners. He Is
sir', lug a sentence for wife b.-ating
and was brought from .'all to testify.
Me said he previously served a term
In Atlanta for mail theft.
Asfdstant District Attorney Mc
Donald dangled u crumpled ph-ce of
paper In front of the witness. He
wild he never siw It before.
"Didn't Mrs. Corners talic this
l.lt. i- of Dorothv Perkins' from your
cent pocket?" the prosecutor asked. I
IS. fore ronnen, had a cpco to
answer lli-r.- was a rustling at the !
prisoner's table and Dorothy, Strug-
irling to get up, slumped back in a
feint. The note, Mr. McDonald con-
tended, wn written by the girl from
hler celi a few weeks ago.
The clrfensa contends that lem-
pl-ton was shot accidentally while
the girl and her father were grap-
mi., for ,.,, of . revolver
norothv ;,ld ,l,e rnrried to nrotect
u . t . ft,. hnnd..ve Engineers, wlilen una necome :
of Mrs. Conner.
ONE WAY TO CURE
Cheshire Inventor Claims Pan
acea lor Insomnia
London. June 13 lP Only the old
fashioned folUs will go on courting
phantom sheep a, an inducement to ;
sleep if half of the claims are realiz
d of the inventor of a new ma
ehine designed to relieve insomnia
victims of all their bothers.
This novel contrivance which was
icccnily patented by a young Ches
hire Inventor after four years of ex-
' l,r,f.nll,irr rni-flllA !l O althlVlt
lo adapt the science of chromopatliy
or relief by colors to the treatment
Jof sleeplessness. Tim user of the
laDOaratus. unon going to bed, places
the sleep producing machine, which
in many ways has tlie apprarance
of a wireless receiving set. upon a
nearby table, and presses inteniiil
tently at a swiieli which is held In
his hand. This causes rays of I'-'
different colors lo flash from the
machine in a pre-arranged sequence
and if is the effect of this combina
tion of colors upon the retina of the
eye that is supposed to Induce sleep
for eve, i the most restless petrous.
Many stubborn eases of sleepless
ness are declared to have been over
come in periods varying from JO to
IS minutes, and furthermore, the
inventor contends I'nat by the use of
bis apparatus he is easily able lo
put an ordinary person to sleep at
almost any time during daylight.
The rays have no 111 effect whatever,
says the inventor, on the eyesight.
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AII-year-'Koiunl
Vacationists' Paradise
No other resort combines Ber
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ilorious climate, widest variety
if outdoor sport?, or the pleas
ure of merely relaxing in an
itmosphere of blessed peace
and quiet, such as Bermuda
ilone can olier. For here, in a
uuaint 11th century country,
lblaze with flowers, surrounded
with turquoise tinted waters,
there are no trains, trolleys or
autos to annoy through th
jangling discord of whistles,
bells or horns travel in Ber
muda is by boat, carriage or
bicycle and there are no fac
tories to pollute the heavenly air
with smoke. Bermuda's chief
business Is to keep her visitors
happy and contented. The
strongest endorsement of Ber
muda's charms lies In the thou
sands who return year after
year, for 'tis said that "Only one
Oslt to Bermuda is but a peep
into Paradise."
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WARRENS. STONE,
UBORMAN, DIES
(Continued from first Pag)
able building of New York, tho
largest offleo building In the world.
Marled A Fireman
When Warren S. Stone completed
nil arndemlo education In May. 187
Ilia father wanted liliu to tuko up
tlio study of luw, while the nun waa
Inclined toward aurgery. Aa a sort
of compromise, tf It may be called
i ...a ......i- !
I........ .1... i i i
In America.
One of the characteristics of Mr.
Sione in doing a thing was a de
termination to do It as well us any
one could. In that spirit lie began:"0";"1"",,4" fin
firing his locomotive and In thai of laOO OOU. and asurp lu of 00,
spirit he continued, although pro- Three year, lu ter t. r so urces
motion was slow. He worked five "e nearly 135.000 000. This was
veara and nine months at the tlr- followed by the establishment of
ing Job before he was promoted to I several other banks throughout the
enirineer. Then he rounded out a 'country, controlled by tho brolhcr-
. . . . ,
quarter or a century on me roao. uy
putting In 13 years and three
months at the throttle In freight and
passenger service.
Through all those years Mr. Stone
had Innate executive anility. lor inc
display of which he had little oppor-
tunlty In the locomotive cab. But
ho had shown it in the councils of
his fellow engineers and while still
,noiuinK ma juu in ...... ""- ..
August. 1303, to H the
position of grand chief of the In-
Iternational Brotherhood of I.ocomo-
i vacant by the death of Grand Chief
P. M. Arlhur while delivering an ad
1 dress at Winnipeg, Man. I'p to the
time he started for Cleveland to
take up his duties, Mr. Stone never
1 had been east of Chicago.
I Hid fiood Work
I F.arly in his administration Mr.
I Stone was confronted with a serious
I situation because railroad workers
generally nau oecoi e u..-a v-u
dlrvToMeirUlllVlri, and nnanced a man order
In the end brought about satisfac K on 8 Profit-sharing basis to
lory freemen, He grouped the ! provide themselves with the neces
transportation systems of the coun- isitles of life.
irv Into eastern, western and south- Mr. Htono was born on a farm
eastern sections. After reaching 'tear Alnsworth, Iowa. February 1.
igrcenicn
nts with the railroads in the
t " "er .
Willi Uiose Ol me eaMem stjiiiuii ut- v.wu....j -
came deadlocked and the matter j winter. He rounded nut this pre
wrn! to arbitration, an agreement i llminarv education with study at
t.eing reached on the basis of those , Washington Academy. Washington,
of the other sections. Town, and at Western College. Iowa.
ii,,.. until Word He became a member of the Broth-
A3 grand chief of the engm
I 1 . r t h ,-Hl OOfl Mr. StOllO tOOK H11 aC-
I th e part In the campaign of the
; railroad em;Hoe.V organizations foi
i the Adamson law. In all negotl-
, alior.s he earned a reputation for
! always keeping his word and never
losing his temper, and althougn lie
A MOTHT.K said to lis the other day: "I wish I had economized
on soniftlilnu Ix-stdes JIII.K when my children were growing up."
Von will tliinli so, to. some day.
MOORLAND FARM
GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK
Is hat thn children need.
Kaw
flavor all there.
Irip us
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I rom New Vork Every Saturday
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JCISS.OO and up
Twenty-two Days
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Three Days
New Vork ha-k to New Vork
$30.00
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II M.II AX DKJIJV ST. JOHN
l.i'xy Sunday or Thursday
Eleven Days
New York ba'k to New Vork
a 1 04.00
THE ST. LAWRENCE
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ALASKA
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Seattle or Vamwiver and
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glHO.OO snd up
Fourteen Days
bectm en of the most prominent
labor leaden In the country he had
gained the distinction of never liav.
Ing been railed upon to lead a strike,
lie was quoted once pa having aald:
"It la a fundamental principle with
out which no Inbor organisation can
hope to exist, that It must carry out
its contracts," . .
One of Mr. Stone's early achieve,
meats In behalf of the engineers was
the erection of the brotherhood 14
story office building In Cleveland. II
paid tor Itself In ten years, at the
end of which time It was valued at
more than $3,000,ltu. Another fea
ture of his administration was com
pulsory life Insurance for all engin
eers. During moro thnn 20 yeara aa
chief executive of the brotherhood
It Increased from a membership of
88,000 with C9, 000,000 Insurance In
effect to nearly !0.0fr mi embers car
rying approximate' JOO.OOO.OOO of
life, sickness and accident Insurance.
With wldo experience in money
matters us a result of having han
dled millions of dollars of brother
hood dues and Insurance and having
mado nn exhaustive study of to-
operative
banks throughout tho
wor d. Mr. Stone presented a
plan
for an engineers' co-operative bank
at the triennial convention In 1918
and was authorised to start such a
bank In Cleveland. It was opened
1......-I .i,j4 In aHrl'Mon A ttllhst Atlt lUl
u. ... . - ---- - -
! interest was acquired In the Lmplre
jlrust Company of New York,
; Because the brotherhood co-oper-
ativ,e bank could handle only a llm-
ilea amount oi uumii unui-i nm
restrictions of the national banking
Haws, the Brotherhood Holding
Company, conceived by Mr. Stone,
' was Incorporated In 19::' for $1,01)0, -
v. lao ikw uews ouiu
; e,lfi.,n.er,. A year later the Broth-
,crbood Investment company was In-
vorvor&le4 ,.th a capital of $10
ofto 000
The brotherhood retained
j.j pt,p cpnt of (,e common stock of
(he criterprisT-s. A 21-story build
ing for the bank was erected in
Cleveland and the Brotherhood
Building Association acquired a 17
story building in the same city.
Mutual Benefits '
Umler Mr. Stone's guidance the
engineers os Individuals Invested
more than $:,000,n00 in coal mine
. Vpnlrktf .nd TVest
j l""- as a noy no wnra on
,nnnllls ,
;erhood of Locomotive Engineers in
1 1 K 5 4. six months after being pro-
, moled to engineer. His ability and
ibis Interest In th organization was
recognized by his election as secre-
, tnry-lr'ssuror of his meal oivision.
j Then he was made bond of the local
i grievance committee and later cnair-
milk. Vltamlnos, proteins and
a postal.
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to those who contemplate a
summer vacation trip a great
number of tours, each with an
appeal of Its own. With New
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your own desires as the direct
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your varation such as to be
memorable for many years.
man of the central committee of ad-
Just mont. for the brotherhood of the
entire Itock Island system.
When he became head of the
brotherhood he made hit home In
Cleveland and took an aclWe part
In all Its olvlo enterprises, being es
pecially Interested In educational
affairs.
In October, 1SH, Mr, Clone mar
ried Miss Carrie B. Nowell of
Agency, Ipwa.
BIG COLLECTION
s-y0RK
Metropolitan Museum Gets Gilt
From Rockefeller
New Tork, June 18 George
Grey Barnard's $2,000,1)00 collection
of Gothic art, tho Cloisters, for
which several cities and Individuals
In the country have been bidding,
will remain in New York as the gift
of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., to the
Metropolitan museum of art. Mr.
Kockefeller paid $600,000 for the
collection, building and land In the
northern part of Manhattan Island.
Salvaged In many instances from
pigsties nd dry stone walls of France
by Mr. Barnard, a sculptorthe col
lection consists of between 600 and
700 pieces of sculpture, pulntlng and
other worka, mostly of the French
Koinaneaque and Gothic period.
Twenty years ago when Mr. Barnard
started the collection as a hobby.
French peasants regrded the ruins
of Cloisters s rubbish. After he had
shipped? the pieces out of France, the
government forbade exportation of
such relics.
Mr. Rockefeller has many times
browsed among the sculptures, capl-
WILLYS-
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(alt, the statutes snd paintings. He
knows practically every Item In the
uolluotlon which Includes a monu
mental torso of the crucllled Christ
and statue of the Virgin and child.
Tho city of Los Angeles had raised
$60li, (HtO, It ws reported, toward
buying the Cloisters. Individuals In
Chicago were also negotiating with
Mr, Barnard who decided to sell be
cause too much time and thought
was being taken from his work. He
refused many private offers because
he wanted the public to benefit from
his efforts. The building will be
opened In the fall after the objects j
have been catalogued.
PREFERRED DEATH
TO. REPARATION
Tiiis Is Explanation of Wellesley
Farms Tragedy
Wellesley Farms, Mass., June 13
Pi Because they preferred death
rather than separation during the j
summer vacation, Sterling Mills, 18-
year-olif high school student, and (
Prlcllla Amldon, his 16-year-old j
sweetheart, agreed to die together I
last Tuesday.
Details of the suicide pact were
obtained by Assistant District Attor-
ney Dudley D. Ranney of Norfolk
county after he had questioned the ,
boy for several hours In tho New- j
ton hospital yesterday. Mills, who Is !
in a critical condition with a bullet
wound In his head, said that the girl
shot herself and that he then took
the revolver, which was her father's,
and turned It on himself.
Mills said he met the girl on the
way from school last Tuesday by an
arrangement of several days before.
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They went to her houas and got lbs
revolver and then walked Into the
woods off Glen road. He fired Ihs
gun once as a tf hnd gave It to
1'rlscllla. She shot herself through
the head. Mills said lie then picked
up the weapon and turned It on him
aelf. ' ,
Assistant Plstrlet Attorney Ran
ney said the boy'a slory seemed tru
and unless there are untoward de
velopments there will be no prosecu-H
tion. Mills, who has been uncon
scious three duya. does not know
that Prlscllla la dead and will not
bAold until bis condition Improves.
Captains of the old East India
company's traders shared heavily In
voyage profits. 1
MR. BRIDEGROOM
What Are You Going to
Give Your June Bride?
Can you give her anything she will appreciate
more than a thought of a home of her own, by pre
senting her with a membership in the New Britain
Co-operative Savings and Loan Association, which
will automatically act as a savings account, until
you later desire to build or buy a homethen yon
can secure a most liberal mortgage which you re
pay just like rent
How much does it cost to start?
One Dollar a month or more, as you wish.
So, before you start the honeymoon see our
Secretary. .
210 National Bank Bldg. Phone 521
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Turkish Lawi in Syria
Headed for Junk I'M
Beirut, Hyrla. Juna II (Wrh
Ottoman code, which has bean the
law of the land In Syria for. sev
eral centuries, soon will bs replaced
by the French system. Under what
la known us the Judicial fusion de
cree, comprehensive changes are to
be Introduced Into tht If gal system
substituting French procedure (or
'(urklsh.
M. Vergelot, sponsor or ihs ju
dicial fusion decree, has arrived
here from France, Assisted by sis
other French magistrates he will
codify th new laws. Upon comple
tion of the work hs will assums
his office as thu legal adviser to the
, high commissioner, :
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