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MEW HRITA1N DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1025.
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FLASHES OF LIFE: MARRIAGE BUREAU
RUSHED AFTER LINER REACHES PORT
By th Atorl'ii l'ni.
Olnngow Women voters are hear
ing Uio la tost Hiuhoritntlve gossip
of parliament ,v im,, having Umir hnlr
bobbed. James Stewart, Labor M.
V., helps out In his barber shop on
week-ends.
New York Male hnlr cut have
sono up to 6't cvnta mid ehaws to u
quarter.
I
London I.ydla. Lopoltova, Russian
dancer, who married Prof, spor John
Maynard Kt'Sneg, thinks hon-ymoonn
havo gone out of fashion. "Busy
folks have no time for honeymoon."
Mie says. "The night, after I was
married I daticd as usual." A dis
senting debutante points out that
Lydla has be.-n married twlee and
her second husband in an economist.
New York There, are times when
It Is proper for a woman to keep her
hat on while on the veitiiess stand.
Mrs. Courtland young, testifying In
the divorce proceedings brought by
her husband, cplalne.i: "I'm sorry.
I've just, been to the hair dresser's
for n shampoo rind I can't do a thing
with It." Justice Cnttilto gnuefully
accepted the Inevit.ible.
Koege, Denmark An orach!
proclamation gives notice that, lamps
on motor vehicl-s must, be lighted
"ii minutes before miiils. t. ' the exact
hour of v. hich will t o tix-,1 by the
mayor."
London I'm inty washable lingerie
nude out of gold and silver thread
Is now on view in the stores.
New York - Some score lassies
Just. arri-. ed from Glasgow all havo
their laddlvs for Christmas. The
municipal marriage, bureau was busy
soon after th" steamship Athenia
docked.
Washington-Paulina Long" orth
Is to have a christening party, among
Other things, for In r first Christinas.
New York Ahmed Abdullah says
the reason his play "Salv.-'ge" is not
coming to Broadway from Washing
ton and Baltimore is that, he had an
altercation v. till Pavid Belasco be
cause ll.-lapco introduced a foreign
element, namely the character of
Kan Francisco gal.
Torriiigton, Conn. Ducky Pond,
who swam through gridiron mud to
two victories for Yale over Harvard,
is now going to take the high dive.
His fiaii"oe is Miss Anna L. Codoret
of his home town.
New York Pome folks who came
from Miami to New York on the
Kroonhind say that gambling losses
aboard ran as high at 530,000. Three
gamblers were arrested at the dock
in response to wirelesa messages.
Chicago Christmas gifts to Mrs.
Charles Hammond, widow of the
heroic Muskegon policeman who
d.ed in killing Dutch Anderson, will
amount to about $7,')00.
New Haven Receipt of the ISOth
edition of "Tom Jones" adds to
completeness of Yale library's field
ing collection.
Bridgeport Abraham "Whitey"
Friedman testifies to having helped
set Are to Xcluso factory.
Hartford Judge Thomas hears
allegations of fraud against the H.
I k TABLE J '
WATCHFOROTHR BIG SPECIALS i
FURNITURE CO. INC.
MAIN SOO STREET
ODD FELLOWS' HALL
Arch Street
Rexmere Club Orchestra
V. Greene brokeror: concern.
nockvllle Fra-nolfi A. Minor of
Islington granted $15,600 verdict for
injuries suffered when hit by Sam
uel Ginsberg's cur.
New Haven Sylvester Z. Poll
denies report that ho Intends to re
tire from management of his amuse
ment enterprises.
Panbury Four convicted boot
legpers enable man serving intoxi
cation and breach of pears sentence
to leave jail by paying ills costs.
Hartford Frosty weather of past
week damages eggs in transit, state
agricultural department's market
bulletin shows.
Hartford Mrs. Kuth Roberts Mix
named Held Investigator of state d'.
partment of public welfare
Waterto-.vn Chicken feathers no
ticcd In car by repairmen leads to
arrest of four on poultry theft
charges.
Capri Sirens Save Two
From Death, Marry Them
Island of Capri, l'aly, I'ec. 17 (,T
Like Pey;ia and Cliaryblis of
Greek mythology, this beautiful is
land, who;.' rugged cliffs rise ?h-er-!y
out of the azure wntfis of the
Bay of Naples, has sirens. Put ih;
n'.'hanlresscji, unlike those whom
Homer described as empting voy
agers to tluir doom, recall men and
women from shadows of ,b sp,"tlr.
At h as). Kri-.l Auberger and Anna
Tschol, both Germans, avi r that iiv
sirens cNlst. AuKrgcr and I'raulcln
Tscvhol came he ro separately, each
intending to commit suicide beniir...
of a series of misfort uin s.
They met on the cliffs and thorn
confided in each other. Soon, un
der the spell of Capri's beauty, they
forgot their original intention and
decided to face life again together.
When they told tip ir story to
Italian officials, financial assistance
to return to Germany wes given
them.
Texas Women Not All
Pleased With Governor
Dallas, Tex., nee. 17 Pi Women
of Texas will oppose the reelection
of Governor Miriam A. Ferguson,
Mrs. J. D. Claybrook of Austin. Tex.,
; president of the slate, democratic
i women's association, declare i here
in an address before the democratic
i women of Dallas county. Mrs. Cloy
j brook said that the women of Texas
'regardless of par'y. are not behind
jMrs. Ferguson and would not re
1 elect her.
This is considered the first offlcl.v
announcement, of the demcratic
women's organization on a. second
term for Mrs. Ferguson.
GIRL BUNS INTO ALTO
While running across Main
street, In front of the Big Ptore.
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
Gladys Dutton, age 9, of 24 Talco(t
street, ran against the rear end of
the automobile driven by Herman
Feigenbaum. S2 Lafayette street,
ond was knocked to the ground
but sustained only minor injuries,
according to Patrolman Axel Carl
son, who reported the accident at
police headquarters.
Gladys said she was not hurt, but
she was taken home, and a doctor
called.
1 A MPC I lSs
KfLLEDIN KM
Thus Gomes Sequel in Legend
Parson, Kans , Dee. 17 UPt When
ja mammoth w..i'e Canadian snow
goose was shot nt the Island, In a
M'end of the Ncofin, it terminated
what U lviin, ,j ,0 im.0 b.H, a lovc
eiory tn Plrdilom.
Hunters of the community be.
Itevo that the death of the geose
'as tnc Mii.n cuapter in a tragic
, story of br.n u-y. noble leadership,
; lnin love and fidelity ths sequ-!
j'o a tragedy m-.ctej two years neo
; Jat was marke 1 l:y news storl. s and
( editorials thiougnout the land.
That vas th- vvoei'u'. dea'h of
, "Snow King," so dubbed by his slay
'.. wh hail s';,:k,d the bird for
'!n-ee j ears as ho inp.li J,U south
ard flighl. daumle.ss'.y hadirg a
,'loek of brown ge .s... .Majesilcallv
'he gre.it ,jrd soared over the rivV
..ml field xvkon his hunter lay,
clei.-riy U-dnR l.ls distance. Bu;
jflnnlly man's carefully laid plans
wer, rr!ilfnl. I'isijUM as a cow.
; with bei Jhiiib :r..und his neck and
I gun holding th. t.-.ii j proper p;.,si-
l 1"! '' C' lVf the KOOSC WJ,..
S'opp.'d to fee.) ,
j An 1 &'mv King ,.
! A' interval.- -in,
I death, a gr.it v !:i.
notic, 1 alniiii t;-,r. j
sf lir...
Snow Ktnir's
goose had be.-n
no o: t.i-,0 1 1 .i -
;g''dy. Farmers talk, el (1f iiK h.,-,u:y;
j hunters roe..,i j -lH ;.,,.
' elu led t h' in. I- always returned.
; imwe,-r io thy scene of Snow
j King's las' s:ar,:l. p s !iCVed t!,
j bird would join different tlo--ks for
-i; was . ii to arrive with vw
i bunch r.d then ano'her. iuit always
j ''"Ui'ilning aft-r l-he others mm,', I
! en s .eithw.ird.
S nt iiii- n- of t::e enromunf y, mix-
e-1 T.itb bus of o-u'-dnor lore. ha
! woven a pretty store ..iv.nt iiK
i ond bird, v '.it h Las
j "Canadian Beauty."
I "ne hunter r-r:
! wound. ! a e.j
lin camp, hs mate call
for it and finally vein-;
lather than :- p.. -.
. n
; ,il
d
-d
hav'inc
: k '-ping 'i
ed and called
"el into earn)
J-.fd trom ite
thti when a
i mate. Ano'ic r a 1 :,
j goose mates, jt ,n;it
if it los' S U lli'lte
; long with anv I.
I swim and Ii ed a 'on
j And so 1 1'.ey y on-:
I T-lea u' v " -a is 'he
King. They wonder i
, t'e while wi'h the ;
geese (wo yrar ag
' Snow King, p-1 u-n.
lor
t;t
liti
and
stay
n d will
r If "C:
.id inn
a li'-
rown
to Cie seelle
j "io ! j i i ... . 1 j.i ;t : n se.;ircn
tor him. They wonder if diseourage-
hi;
in vtisn search
63 MAIN ST.
Too many to de. cribe them
a BRIDGE LAMP
BLANKETS
"Kenwood" All-Wool Bin!ts-In plaids Woo, Fii,edFllll siz(?i & 1 O ff
or solid colors. Avery fffO EfTll ' ..S 11181
acceptable gift. Each.
Part-Wool Blankets A
white, grav or plaids
Pair
Fine assortment of new,
rnaot prompted her to Join other
flocks, only to leave thorn and re
turn to the place where, her lost
mate was last seen.
The youngsters, hearing of the
double tragedy, stood in front of the
window where "Canadian fleauty"
hung for awhile, marvelling at the
six feet nine Inches of her wing
spread, their attitudes as expressive
as if In the presence of honored
dead.
PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
STRESEMAMN UNCOVERED
jTwo licrman Fascist Arrr.-tcd Had
j l'crfcctod lAen Their Dans
of F.scapc
! Berlin, I.i.-.c. 17 OP "That pg
1 S'resemann must be killed." is a
passage In a lottir. the discovery of
"hich hd to revelation of the plot
, to ass.-irsina'o (? rmany's foreign
: mlnisi er.
, Two German fascists, K-irnedkalt-rtorfi
and I.oren,;, ,-iro under arrest.
, Thfy are alleged to have perfected
their plans to the point of provid
ing for disguises and a getaway aft
fr the assassination in l::oir cars
, and an uirplane.
That this was not the first ."tempt
against the foreign minister is re
V' led by his newspaper, the Tag-
ilisch,, nundsch.iud.
On the nnulv. rsary of t'c assass
ination of Pr. V'alter palicnau who
I was killed June :'J. 1 ;:, t.he pa
P'V says, several p-rnus hid in the
gardens of the foreign ministry and
I: fed a number of shots at Dr. ptrese-
'tiiann. but without effect, police
w ho fr.irch'-! the garden and neigh
borhood "ere unable to tind the
criminals.
Another plot was revealed a few
lays before the departure of the
German delegation for the recent
.Locarno security conference, but the
vigilance of the Munich and Berlin
police prevented the attempt.
France Has Coldest
Weather in 30 Years
Pans. Dec. 17 (P France is suf-I'-rimr
from the most intense cold
spell in thirty y -ars. Tlv thermome
ter In Paris last night dropped to
five ,, qive above .ere, Fahren
heit. Kvrti the favored Ktvierti Is feel
luir "ie liite of winter. The best
tha' i's prop::i:aiviists can say for it
'hat "it. is warm in th" sun here."
In many parts of France the, cold
wea'h'-r is a-companled by fog or
varyim; density. This has beep re
sponsible for a half dozen railroad
cocnb'nts of n minor character, but
v. 'p.ieh have eaiisr,d delay great oa
he svst.-m which had only par'ially
recovered from th" effeets of Tues
day's blizzard.
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DOLL CARRIAGES
v hits shipment of Doll Carriages came in yesterday, but we're
.".'oing to make them move fast by marking them at following
prices S 1.23, $3.30, $7.30, $8.93 and a Reversible Cart $10.93.
Remember, these are all good-sized Carriages. See our window
and you'll surely find these are real bargains. Come now.
LAMPS
all, but wo have two patterns
f O fT? A FLOOR LAMP
j at
Others up to ?35.00
CEDAR CHESTS
'oth in walnut finish and the cedar finish. A fine assortment
ight now, but moving fast. ( 1 7 CA
good-sized Chest at fc 1 .OU
Others up to $13.00. Come now
1 t JJ ! amacuve covering, tacn h
fine grade in j Cotton Filled
tpt ' beautiful covering. Each..
TABLE SCARFS
pretty patterns and colors. Priced from
TONIGHT
Y. M. T. A. B. AND
K. of C. NIGHT
AL
California's Building Becomes
Civic Art Center
San Francisco, Pec. 17 Pira.
fonila's I'.ihoe of the Legion of
Honor, completed a year ago uml
dedicated to men of the state who
gave, their lie, , vurl,, War
has become a mecea fllr ar, ov.,.,
of this r :!. ,1 a no-A. j10(nt on
the l-iner.iry of all tourists.
Its sitii.t:,,, is surrb. From one
of the hig'i.v poims m the citv it
looks dow,, on the Golden Gate J
comniand.s panorama that
stretch, s ';ir out to sea, reveals !,..
wide eNp.nse : San Krancis-o b.iv
the tow, nnC br..w:, hills of Marlu
county, topp.-,i py Ml. Tamalp.ils
and. in th. other direction Sections
of the city '.entered like coiinMess
lows of toy houses The scene ,nii;ll,
have Inspitf I some of the old m is.
tors whose pani'ing.s are !iunK ,, i)L.
Pa lace.
The arc! i'.-iural style ts French
Renaissance of the period of Louis
XVI. Th- Triumphal Are!, sur
rounded by .-o'onn.'i I, s, provides the
entrance, an behind it extends the
sppaclous Court of Honor, attended
by Ionic cbiir:n White stone, and
steel ,,,,4 in ,hl, , r,nf;ru,.,0n.
At its op- ring the l'alacc h.oused
a ci'i.i etion of French
nnti'ities.
paintings an l
''Ipturings lent by
the French
gov ernmi nt and taken
-"ivre. Among the r,er.
trom the
manent possessions, howfver, are
many classic exainplcs, Including
several original Kodins. Lately the
exhibits h 'Ve featured a notable col
lection lent by t. p. Walker of Min
neapolis. This collection numbers
originals by Ueinliran lt, Turner, Pir
.iosbua Peynolds. Gainsl'Orou'gii,
Corot. and other master
Otlv r transient exhibits of pie
lures and bronze conic and go, at
tracting the interest of the local art
colony. California artists have had a
chance to display their work on
several o'casiocs.
There is u restful, esthetic atmos
phere hoti' the interior of the Pal
ace, The galleries are ceinnectrd ic.
courts with fountains, the walls o;
the courtii bearing such objects m
miniature copies of the, doors :
tanious ca'he'ira'iS, sacred statin r
an 1 other i: samples of medieval a'".
In a central room an organ lias
beftti installed, and at the daily con
certs 'lv mellow rtotrs pen irate -
every part of the buildings. Hench' s
are seattercd about, that, one may
sit. before a favorite picture, listen
to the music ami niedita'e.
In the Triumphal Arch there are
I
AJLL
Next to Methodist Church
ntion!
LAMFS
we're anxious to hae you see
$16.50
COMFORTABLES
Good quality,
$5.95
. $2.50 each
chimes end a fanfare of trumpets.
I Played at certain times they Hre
j heard far over the city and several
miles out at sea.
The Palaca was presented to th
j city by the latu Adolph B. Hpreckl's
j and his vvlf,., Alma da Urettuvble
Spreckles, with the motto "Honor
the dead while serving the living"
I The museum was built sbov,., th.
I Lincoln Park on ground provided by
'he municipality.
j Reversible Cloak Serves
For Various Usajrcs
London. Iv, j; 4nThe reveu
ible cloak idea, imported here from
: 'v Kivi'-ra has b. en taken up by
' ' ' people" who cannot afford
automobiles.
i.ondon reversible wrap is
'iy giy on one pile, suitable for
! the theatre and the ball room, and
i ;!ie other anything but flashy. The
' -In:! side is worn m t' underground.
, the bus. a an 1 trams. The scheme b--I
came very popular because so many
! s'-.i'iety women use this means of
tr.iv, i. p enables them to do a quick
tii'-n change just liofore arriving at
I tl.elr d'stinatlon.
, i.r.Aiu.v; r ooMtsTs gatiilk
! New York. IVc. 17 U?V Leon
: onucs, political science and socio
j !cgy. as w, i; as pending legislative
- problems Involving economc polcy,
i "re to be discussed by leading econ-
omlsts of the I'nited ,'ats at con
! v, n'ions of four organizations which
I .'liert here Pee. '.'V-.tt.
riio Fom hall c iiu.'i ir
' A professional football circuit in
' the east is planned for another year
i to include New York, Rochester,
j Providence, P.uffalo. Brooklyn, At
; lantlR City, Washington, Newark.
: i'.oston and Wilk's-Barrc.
Asset?
$18,187,972.10
THE BANK
q a vmrx U A M
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS
This is a MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.
There is no capital slock and there are no stock
holders. Its earning are disliihuted to its depositors
only.
Out of the earnings of the past six months a
dividend of 22 per cent., to be credited to accounts
of depositors, January I, 1926, has been declared by
the directors.
BANKING HOURS
9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday 9 a. m. to 12 m
Monday Evening 7 to 8:30
eran
FINE OF 100 FOR
Pnrcbase Last June Results in
Conviction Today
After becoming confused as to
where he has worked during the
past six monthf, r-'teee Mikelavezyk,
"C Farmingten street, alias L--n
it! P. im-'t, was t iv I 51-V'i for
viol.vinpr the l'q-iur lavs en Juiu'
:'7. by Juice Wil'lam ', Hunger
ford in pcln-e court this morning
Detective p. rg. an'. W illicm P.
MeCue and s-ig aut C,'or!;e i;;iin
r--r claimed that on list .1 -in- i'T
they went to a Core at Lyman
street to si arch for li-i.ier . r-ge-int
Fllinger says bo pres. no d
the warrant to Mikolaverv who
at the time gave bin r.arne :,s 1 r
au Peloch. Both R.-rg. an's Fl
lin.gr r and McC'ie stat'd that tiny
found no liquor, but they iliseov
ere.l several ras. s of be. r which
Mikolav rzk told them he sold tor
1" cents a bottle.
Sergeant McCne stated tha' he
bou.-rht two bottles of th-- brer and
''ok 'hem to the ,-i'y ohe-mis' 'or
I'nlysis. 'I he analysis showed the
r to contain ?.4ft p r cent alco.
i c by volume and ; per cent by
weight.
It Is rtilivd that Mikolavezvh
disappeared and w.,s r.ot appn
lu'ii'led until S iiiday w hen ,-.
gennt McCito says he saw the man
and recognized him. On the stand
ofNEW
Established 1 862
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OF AND FOR THE DEPOSITOR
178 Main Sheet
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Entertainment
Muldowney & Thompson, Two Black Knights
Johnny McNamara .... Dancer-Premier
Miss Irene Walsh Soloist
Dancing Every Evening
Mlkolayezylt claims lis did hot en
the store and has not owned a
store since 1913. He says he worked
i a the Trumbull shop In Prist ol un
til a few months ago. Assistant
Prosecutor William Greenetoln
I stated that there was no such plant
la UiI.moI. Mlkolayezyk claims he
was not at the Lyman street storu
ut the time of the arrest.
Mikolnyesyk stated he did not
I remember when ho left the Trum
bull plant, and said he has worked
i for l.undirs Frnry ar.d Clark until
two months ago. Tie salJ he has
been In this country for 13 years
lvit wlifn asked by Prosecutor
' Gn en'teln what mon'h this Is, he
coal I not tell.
.Indite William Mangns, attoiraj
for Mikolayezyk, asked for u. dis
missal of the rase en 'he grounds
that there was not suf'clent vi
deneo that th accused was tin
m in Sergeants McCue and F.illng. r
arrest rd on ,lune 17. The s'-rgianii
posi'ivcly identified Mikolave.yit.
Prominent Art Patron
Dies at Age of 82 Yrs.
Scotch plains. N. J., Dec. 17 OT
Pr. .1. Acker.nan Coles, iZ, phllan
'hrojiirt ard patron of the arts. dl"l
ves'.-rday after an illness of thr-
w eeks.
Dr. Coles was boni In Newark nr 1
v as graduated from Columbia rt"-I-ge
and th" College rf !hyelt'ta..
and Surgeons, lie was a fellow for
life ol the Metropolitan museum ot
art. a member of the Anglo-Faxon
Society of Londt n and Copenhagen.
American Medical nsclat1on. Na
tional Geographic society. New Jer
sey Historical society. Washington
association of New Jersey and the
Nevv.uk Museum of Art,
BRITAIN
Surplus
$1,083,940.71