New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], December 23, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

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NEW EEITAIN DAILY HETttLD, Y'EDXESDAY, DECEMBER 2fl. 1P2:.
THREEJOLLED
Little CMta Die at Erie, Pa.,
YuletHe Festivities
Krlo, l'a., Deo. 13. .T) The Joy
fill Christinas holiday lias hem aud
liTily tinned Into a ifiiod of srim
tragi-dy 11 tlii-oo Krlo home, where
today mothers, fathers, brothers and
slater nro nioiirnlpg the untimely
termination of three llttlo lives the
deiiths of a trio of youthful Yulctide
i-elebrants who were crushed to
death In a panic at a community tree
I'lttirvanoe here late yesterday.
Swell others wire Injured. The dead:
William Warner, .".
Kileen Itiekrode, 8.
Raymond Kutjotzlnskl. i:.
i'lvo thousand children of grade
sehool age had fratlicri'il In the Erie
arena, tlielr whole demeanor bestow
iiiB nn air of mirth and the place
filled with the htim of childish chat
ter, when suddenly the support:! of
a bench collapsed and with It came a
crash and the screams of several
i lllldreil who had been precipitated
to 1 lie tloor.
In an instant there was a panic
wild shhdiliiR. horror-stricken cries
and a mad dash for exits. Attend
ants and policemen strove vainly to
stay the rush but their gestures and
imouls only added to the confusion.
And then, after -15 minutes, when
:ho arena was finally cleared, the
bodies of the three youngsters -were
found, the last spark of life trampled
from them. The injured were rush
ed to a hospilal, and today it was
said that all would prfobahly re
cover. Excited mnl hers heard of the
fatalities and gathered on tile scene,
inquiring as to the well bein;r of
their offspring, known to have been
in Ihe building, Many of the
mothers had to tie held by police and
could not be quieted until the names
of the dead and injured had been
learned.
Tile celebration was part of a
local newspaper's Christmas pro
gram for the children of Krlo. and
just as the accident occurred a dozen
robust Pallia Clauses had started out,
.".inong the tots to distribute toys
i.nd candy.
CONN. GIRL PRESIDES
Dnnhury Miss Tnkea rnrt In Exex.
ctwt I nvclllng Statue of Nathan
iel Hawthorne At Pnlcm.
Salem, Mass., Dec. !3 UP) This
city today unveils a siatuo to Its
most celebrated literary tlgure, Na
thaniel llnwthorne. llosomond
Mikkolsen of Danbury, Conn., 1I
year old grout granddaughter of the
writer has been chosen to preside
al the exercises In Hawthorne lioulo
vaid. With Miss Miltkelscn Is her broth
er, J. Hawthorne .Mikkelsen. They
are the children of Mrs. M. A. Mik
kelsen who was tJwendolyn, daugh
ter of Julian, u son of the anther.
The statute formerly stood in the
doorway of the art museum In Ties
ton and was purchased for $:'0,eM0
by the Hawthorne Memorial associa
tion. Harlan I'. Keisey, secretary of
the association, lias been chosen to
make the presentation and .Mayor
Ucorgo J. Bab's the acceptance on
behalf of the city.
Will Continue Work of
Salvaging Sub in Spring
Newport, U, I., Pec. :s lPi At
! mpls to salvage the T'nited States
I submarine 8-51, sunk In a collision
with the steamer City of Home off
Block Island last September, will be
resumed next spring, it was indicat
ed today by orders received at the
naval statloi here from the navy do.
paitment at Washington.
Tho orders, which tame from tV:e
bureau of navigation, directed that
all the personnel actively engaged
in tile previous efforts to raise the
wrecked submarine lie kept intact
with the view to resuming tho work
as soon as weather permits. While
the men will be assigned to various
duties during the winter, they will
pay particular attention to the study
of problems concerned in i lie salv
age work, the order directs.
mysteries of co-operatUe marketing.
"Wo desire to assure the secretary
tliut. It Is not Information wu need i
but a fair price. As a matter of fact
we never had so much. I
Creation of u permanent stutlstl- i
eal department to lm localed here, j
which will havu for its object tho j
determining of the costs of produc
tion of various farm commodities is
called for in one of the resolutions,
Hints of a nnv export corporation
in the process of boiiiff drawn by
farmers themselves wore contained
in one of the resolutions which
read:
"In the near future we will agree
upon a measure which will present
the export corporation' Idea In the i
simplest form with effectiveness and i
which will protde a stimulus to tho 1
great co-operative movement; and j
having agreed upon the terms of this
measure we will ask the farm organ
izations In the I'niled States to join
us in asking for Its passage by the
03th congress." ,
Postponement of farther consid
eration of agricultural relief bills
that have bo-n or will be introduced ;
In congress Is asked until the new
export, corporation can be worked
out and presented.
CRITICIZES PRES.
Attitude on Fordney-McCumber
Bill Draws Objections
I'es Moines, Iowa, Hec. 23 (P)
The export corporation plan for the
disposal of farm surplus received ap.
proval, while the administration's
agricultural relief bill brought an
expression of "amusement" In reso
lutions adopted by the executive
committee of the American Council
of Agriculture and the corn belt
committee of farm organizations.
Closing a two day session tho
joint committee which claims to
ii present more than a million mid
west farmers yesterday criticized
President Coolidge's recent address
es touching on agriculture, asserted
that it did not "concede that the
Kordncy-McCuinber tariff is of great
benefit, to agriculture as a wohle"
and announced that an export mea
sure was being prepared for sub
mission to congress.
"Wo will soon agree," the resolu
tion read, "upon a measure which
will present the export corporation
idea, in the simplest form compat
ible with effectiveness and will pro
vide a stimulus to the great co-operative
movement."
When terms for such a measure
are airreed upon, the committee will
ask farm organizations of tho coun
try to join In asking for its passage
by the sixty-ninth congress.
T'ntil such time the committee ex
presses a wish that congress hold up dred pounds for the potatoes. The
iurther consideration of agricultural ! potatoes were graded in conformity
New Entrants in
U. S. Potato Markets
Winnipeg, Man., Pec. 13 W An
experiment to determine whether
Manitoba and Saskatchewan, despite
the long haulage necessary, can
compete in the potato market of the
t'nited states, has begun with tho
( shipment of "."i carloads of potatoes
from Winnipeg to Pittsburgh. Tho
freight to that city is 78 cents per
hundred pounds and the duty 50
cents for the same amount, In ad
dition to a payment of $2.oo a hun-
X.MAS LIMITS IN I'AHIS
Paris, Pec. 23 P) "Srmrls of
light" are adding cheer to the Yule
tide, in Paris this y;:ar. In several
important thoroughfares there tiro
brilliantly lighted arcades fashioned
I'rom many thousands of bulbs of
i:':tra eandlepower. Tho experiment
proved successful in the avenue De
I. 'Opera, last year and nil the fash
ionable streets in the vieiuiiy of the
Madeleine are decorated with lights.
This year the Uue Tronchet, which
I? celebrati;' .- its centenary, is hand
Mmiely ','eoorated.
Arnstein Wants to Help
"Renovate" Leavenworth
Kansas City, Mo,, Pec. 23 (P)
.lutes "Nicky" Arnstein, who was re
leased yesterday from Leavenworth
federal prison after serving a two
ear sentence for participation ill a
S;i,(iOii,ikio bond theft in New York
city, declared 1ha he was going to
devote the remainder of his life "to
renoNating the I ,e,a veuworth institu
tion. "in the interests of the poor devils
confined there," said Arnstein, "1 am
going to consecrate my future to
renovating lhat prison. I'm going
to carry lite fight to the president
if nocossay. My wife, if need be,
can carry i to 3,nim persons a week
from the stage."
Canny Brice, vaudeville and musi
cal comedy star, is Arnstcin's wife,
SO .Mi; TONM I, TWISTI US
Boston. Dec. 'jr. ifPh A sliipnieio
f animals whose names would do
iadit to ihe ha rle-M ro; u)rd puz
le has just been approved for tin-
Park Zoo.
elude-. 1 in tlif
t'haploiin ..'lv:
vilgai antelopes,
i rid an emu.
l-'runkl
lie
w colic
lion are
f Indian
aoildad
oi.ii timuis ruNti;
Uo.t.oit. Pee, 2;; ,4) Guests at the
i Copley Plaza hot' I may soon be
Mlaneing tho Selio'tische, Quadrille or
; Port' and Fancy, if plans announced
lie tiie munauvmeiit today are car
i ried through, Tho ,iftzz and the
-lat.sai't will hold Ue-ir place but,
! those who hold with lb nry Ford
j and Melii" Dunham that the old-
fashioned dance is tiie thine will
have their chance with just a fiddle
i or two to play for them.
relief bills.
Concerning the existing Kordney
McCnmber tariff, the resolutions
i stated that "staggering burdens im-
posed on consumers of the country
' through this act fall as heavily on
I tiie farmer as on any other class,
j "while on one hand the farmer pays
his share of tariff tribute on prac-
iically everything lie buys and on the
i other hand the price of his great
! surplus of commodities is fixed in
I the world markets."
I "The farmers note with a decree
I of amusement that the new measure
sponsored by Secretary Jar-line is
to prove a means of salvation to the
j farmers by supplying him with an
i expert fund of information about
I tho mysteries of co-operative mar
j keting." Farmers, Ihe resolution
;says, have more information than
.they need, and want "a fair price
'lather than more information."
Congress was warned that "in
idustry" should not blame the funn
ier if they invoke the principle of
' self-preservation and declare war on
1 the protective tariff.
This "war" is promised, if indus
try insisis that it cannot exist wth
' out the tariff and refuses to grant
agriculture like protection.
' The resolutions declared that ad
ditional information which would be
provided by tiie administration
' agricultural bill which has just boon
introduced is not necessary. "It is
with a degree of amusement," a for
mal statement said, "that we note
that the new measure sponsored by
Secretary Jardino is to prove a,
means of salvation to the fanner by
supplying him with a new and ex
pert fund of information about the
with 1'nited S'ates requirements,
Kemal Blocks Increase
In Deputies' Salaries
Constantinople. Pec. 23 (P Presi
dent Kemal has unofficially Indicat
ed his 11 rm opposition to members
of his parliament at. Angora boost-
ling their salaries. Although no bill
I has been laid before the assembly,
j the deputies have been planning to
! double their salaries, which at pres
j cut amount to "no lire (about $ 1 7 a
per month. Such is the president's
I prestige, that, is believed his unoffi
cial disapproval will prevent the bill
( from even being framed. President
j Kemal has also Indicated his disap
- proval of a telegram from the popu
lace of Castamonl requesting the as
sembly to make him president for
life.
i! II Zh,
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Save ihe
i Coupons j)
and get Limoges
China Company Dishes
and Oneida
Community Silver
Them's a D-sh Coupon and a Silver
Coupon in every pack see of Wdg.
v- ood Batter, Parktdale EfttB and
Berry dale Sealed Ettrrt. Send 20
Dish Coupona and $5.00 and get
lovclv forty -two piece dinner act
of Limoges China Com puny Dishes
with fold handle and stripes. Send
twentr Silver Coupons and $6.50
and vet a beautify twenty-nine
piece set of Otiua Community
Par Plate Silverware. When yo
get these fine premiums, then yon
can use more coupons to help ret
y u still more dishea and silver until
you finally have a maa-niftcent din
dw service of one hundred and
twelve piece made fey Limoges
China Company and eiahty'Cieht
pieces in all of tho greatly admired
Oneida Community Silverware.
Old Coupon which yam mow
hacm will b rwoVtmetf mt wmt
ret m$ new one.
Full details on Coupons
in Every Package
Use sealed eggs
and have a better Christmas dinner
For your Christmas cooking, use Berrydale Sealed Eggs For
this day of days you want the bes? and that means Berry
dales. Every one of these eggs is sealed with an air-tight coating
of pure paraffin whyrh closes all the pores of the shell
That keeps all i he goodness in the eggi. Nothing can get into them.
Nothing can get out of them until you break the sealed shells in vour
own kitchen. These wonderfully fine eggs are remarkably economical
in price. Use plenty of them for Christmas. Valuable Dish Coupon and
Oneida Community Silver Coupon are packed with each dozen.
P. BERRY & SONS, Incorporated, HARTFORD, CONN.
Sol Di$ tribu to r for New England State
errijctaie
Sealed
OAKLAND COACH
Demonstrator
Gone 3,000 Miles
Practically New
$795
OAKLAND SEDAN
Reconditioid
and Repainted.
A Bargain at
Use of American Flag
j In Bermuda Restricted
! Hamilton, T?ermula. tV'C. IS W
j American residents of Hrnnucla who
i I p. the past liave flown the stars and
: stripes at their homos here arc for
! hidden to do this hy an act passed
Ivy the local house of assembly. Un-
der the act no foreign Hat; may be
j ilown unless a P.ritish flag of similar
i size and condition is alongside It on
lano'lier staff, and if flown frDm the
j same staff the Rritis'ii flag must be
i run up tirsi. It has been the custom
of hotel and hoarding house keeper."
to tly the American flag, perhaps as
as nn advertisement to attract tin-
arriving American tourist. This le-j
to the passage of the act.
$275
OAKLAND
ROADSTER
A good car to
knock about
From December 23 to 31
BUY NOW and
SAVE MONEY
For ONE WEEK ONLY do we offer Extraor
dinary Bargains in I'scd Cars in good run
ning order.
$95
Six Cylinder
GRANT COUPE
four passenger
Hill give good service
for a long time.
$235
This is your chance to buy a good I'sed Car at
a saving of SI 00 or more.
(iet your choice of these good cars by buying
early. Come and look them over. If you need
a car there is no question but you will buy one
here. If you will see for yourself the quality of
cars we arc offering.
THIS IS YOl'R OPPORTUNITY!
DON'T MISS IT! BUY EARLY!
STAR SEDAN
This is a chance to buy
a car worth $100 for
$295
Only
MAXWELL TOURING
in tip-top shape.
Newly painted
$295
OAKLAND
ROADSTER
Model 6-11
Thoroughly overhauled,
repainted, new tires all
around.
$395
FORI)
TUDOR SEDAN
1923
$145
SAVE ADDITIONAL MONEY BY TIIE EASY TIME PAYMENT PLAN ON USED CARS
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4-6 ELM STREET
Oakland Sales and Service
OPEN EVENINGS
PHONE 2724
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