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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1026,
II
By PRESIDENT IN
STRIKEJXPECTED
(ContlnucU from 1'lrst Vast)
jrss a member, were disgraceful."
Mr, I'ls quote,) John Marshall
as describing 1111 "ignorant, corrupt
nd Independent" Judiciary us the
worst affliction on any people. 1 In
aid no man who Is Inadequately
paid can be 1?i,r penj nt In thought,
nd suggests) that If present sul.
rle ere to h' continued judges
should be required lo take the oath
of celibacy hi as not "lo exposn
their d'pendns to the hardships,"
such salaries entail.
nvrn as nvx km.ss mtivrit
rieedlnir guilty to a charge of
feckless driving In West Hartford
on Pecember ?3, Henry Dolan,
1510 Stanley street, was fund Hit
by Judge lllchnrd II. iHmlngs, In
lb" West Hartford police court last
flight. George Smelter, 41 Bond
Street, plesded nol contendere, and
as fined Kfi with execution of tlio
sentence suspended.
Halt) yesterday caused n bad
washout at West Main and Hradloy
street, and W. !'. Ycomans, 3S Slew
art street, reporte.i the mailer to the
police. Superintendent Michael r.
O'Hrlen of the sewer department was
notified of the washout.
New Britain lodg. 13. P. O. K.,
will have as Its official guest on
Thursday night District Deputy I.eo
B. Santangeto of Mlddlctnwn. Mem
bers from Plalnvllle, Iierlin and
Neulngton will be In charge of the
entertainment after the meeting.
WIDOWS IXIORTS FAII,
Canton, Jan. 19 P Despite ef
forts of Mrs. Sun-Tat-Sen, widow of
the late president of South China, to
make peace It Is rumored that op
ponents of cneral Chang Kai-Shek,
"red" leader and military power of
South China, are seeking to oust him
because of his officlousness In con
ducting? all matters.
An anti-Japanese boycott demon
stration was arranged today. Strik
ers and students arc participating in
the plans.
Drink Deep Sea Water and Drive
Rheumatism From the Blood
Axelrod's Pharmacy Sells It in Concentrated Form One
Tablespoonful in Water Twice a Day
Jsame Is Ocean-0 and Money
Rack if It IWsn't. Cnnminr
Rheumatism
When the agonialng pains of rheu
matism almost drive you crazy, re
member It Is the blood In jour body
signaling for help.
It Is starving for the want-of vi
talizing natural mineral elemenls.
What kind of alkaline elements
nobody knows, but inasmuch as toxiratlon, nervous breakdown and
deep sea water contains the. same obstinate skin eruptions,
natural elemenls as the blood, by What any rim down human ma
drinking. Ooean-O, a concentrated chine needs most of all is vitalizing
and distilled and puri
fied sea water, It has
been found that rheu
matism can be fought
and conquered and I he
alkaline condition of
the blood restored. Tn
nearly every person's
blood some of these
rare . natural mineral
elements which only
pure deep sea water
can supply are lacking.
Every gland, every
nerve, every muscle
and every organ in the
body needs these vital
elements and when
Ocean-0 Is taken into
the stomach and gets
Into the blood stream
OCI.AX-O
Analysis made by
Samuel '. Sailer ft
Hon, Irtc. Philadel
phia. Chlorine
Sulphuric Add
Rwlk-nl
Silica
Calrllllll fiile
Magnesium Oxide
Sodium Oxlili
PotJissliini Oxlilc
Hrmnliie
Sodium Carbonate
Sodium Bicarbonate
Manganese
iodim:
Next To Schulte's Cigar
DOUBLE
COATS
(LEAN OUT
Worth Double the Price
$1250 n, $29.50
The Newest in Dresses
Wonderful St vies and Colors
$575 $9,75 $1475
L1
RAILROAD
MAGKAY MAKES DENIAL
statement Shjs Humor He Offered
To Hu.v Off lnlng Hcrlln Ab
solutely AliMinl.
New Yorlt. Jan. 19 oP) reports
that Clarence. H, MucKay had of.
f' red In lug llei lln, popular com
poser and ja exponent, ,nou,ftnn
if he would Jilt Mr. Mackay'
daughter. Kllln, who Is now the song
writer's bride, were denied lodav as
"absurd."
A statement on behalf of Mr.
Mackay Issued by W. J. Cicegnn,
vice-president of tho Postal Tele,
irraph and Pablo company, of which
Mr. Mackay is president, said:
"If Mr. Mackay were to deny all
the absurd s'orbs of tlio last few
weeks, lie would have nothing elso
to do. He ha said nothing In this
case since his first statement."
This statement nan that Issued
sonn after the ?i nrriage of Iierlin
and Miss Mackay in
eh her
nthr said that, she married with
out his knowledge or approval.
Blue Army Men of E B. C.
Hold Regular Meeting
The regular weekly meeting of the
Blue Army of Kverymnn's Illblc,
class was held last evening at the of
fice of i". ('. Palmer, Considerable of
the business related to the financing
of army expenses. It. was voted
unanimously to back up the army
basketball team and to recall the
notlee to the school department can
celling the use of the Central Junior
High school gym for weekly practice.
The I cum lias been playing In
hard lucky lately. Two of the. lead
ing players have left the. city.
James Woodward, coach, yesterday
underwent an operation at the New
Hritaln General hospital which puts
him out of (he game for the season
and Harold F. Judd, manager, was
injured in a game Saturday night.
Mr. Judd last evening submitted his
resignation as chairman of nthletics.
The resignation was referred back to
thu sender, and the team will stay In
the league.
A plan for raising a definite, Blue
Army budget was started. It was
announced that the meeting of the
"P.lg Brother" committee had been
postponed indefinitely. The army
will support the IW Army concert
next Tuesday evening. Other routine
business was transacted.
many ailments and abnormal condl
lons disappear.
Give the blood these mineral sub
stances in the form of Ocean-0 and
it will distribute them to every part
of the body, building up weakened
tissues and giving energy, strength
and vitality to the whole system.
That's why Ocean-0 is so helpful
1" constipation, indigestion, auto-in-
mineral elements in
the blood and this
Ocean-O will give you.
Ocean-0 comes In
bottles containing 10
fluid o.s,, and as the
doze is from one tea
spoonful to one table
spoonful twice a day,
you can readily see that
a bottle lasts a long
time.
Axelrod sells .lozen
of (irean-'.i, as do drug
gists everywhere, and
always with the under
standing that If on
are not satisfied with
the help It gives, you
can have your money
back.
Store Railroad Arcade
VALUE
ARCADE
FACTORY TO CLOSE DURING
FUNERAL OF OSCAR flOBERG
l.amlers, I'rary Clark Employes
To Pay Tribute To ttivfcj;
Superintendent TomorMW
The remains of Oscar Moberg will
lie In state at the First Lutheran
church tomorrow afternoon, from
11:. lo. o'clock until 1:30 o'clock. The
i ntlro plant of the Landers, I'rary
: (.'lark company will close down
lor the afternoon out of respect to
Mr. Moberg who was an employe of
the company for over 25 years, and
a superintendent of one of Its larg
est divisions at the time of his
death.
A lodge of sorrow will be held by
Centennial lodge, A, V, A- A. M at
1:5ft o'clock. Masonic, ceremonies
will also be conducted at Erwln
chapel nt 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Dr.
Abel A. Ahlqulst, pastor of the First
j Lutheran church, will officiate at
the funeral services. Durlal will bu
In I'alrvlew cemetery.
I The pnll bearers which were ehos
en from his fellow employes at
Landers, I'ra.y ft Clark's will be 1).
M. Shepard. 8. W. Schade, Arthur
Pottomley, A. S. Anderson, Albert
Handhury and P. E. Edwards. The
floral bearers chosen are representa
tives from the various lodges of
which he was a member, as follows.
Centennial lodge, A. V. ft. A. M., Os
car Marsh and Sherwood Raymond;
Aziz Cirotto. Arthur Hoagland and
Olnf Anderson; Landers' Mutual Aid,
Anton Schlffcrt and Irving Williams,
Vega socbty, John A. Johnson and
John Abrahamson; I. O. O. V.. Al
fred llcngston and Carl Holmberg.
Burglar Enters Market,
Gets $2 in Register
Forcing his way into the East End
Market, 5fi9 East street, last night,
by breaking the glass In the rear
door of the market, a thief took $2
in change from the register, and
made good his escape. Nothing else,
is missing.
Benjamin Silverman, owner of the
store, notified the police department
this morning of the robbery. Ser
geant George Ellinger Is Investigat
ing. Gas Victim Reported
Improving at Hospital
Stella Zleko, age 21, and her two
brothers, Stanley, age 20, and Ed
ward, age 12. 441 North Hurrllt
street, were overcome by coal gas
yesterday morning at their home.
The elder girl was taken to the New
Britain General hospital where she
Is resting comfortably. The other two
were not overcome enough to be
taken to the hospital. Dr. David
Waskowitz attended the three.
Their father discovered their con
dition yesterday morning when he
knocked at the door of his daugh
ter and sons to tell them to get up
for work.
Europe in Financial
Clutch of U. S.-Trotzkv
Moscow, Jan. 1 0 (.T Leon Trot
j sky told the members of the Moscow
l Business Men's club today that all
Europe was In the financial clutches
of the Vnlted States.
Any country which laid plans for
industrial development. In Europe
without, taking Into account Ameri
ca's supremacy committed a big mis
take, he said, adding:
"By granting Germany advances
totalling $400,000,000, America has
led all the German Industry into a
knot. By advancing Great Britain
credits totalling $600,000,000, Amer
ica has achieved the result that Hie
stability of British currency today
depends upon American exchange.
Will Keep Her Word and
Give Cousins $115,000
Shrevf port, La Jan. 19 UP) To
live up to an agreement will cost
Miss Mary K. Jacks, school teacher,
approximately ?1 1 5,000 but she says
she will keep her word.
Miss Jacks, stepdaughter of the
late Mrs. Mattie A. Jacks, whose will
was lost several months ago, made
an agreement, with several of Mrs.
Jacks' cousins that fie would share
the estate equally with them, wheth-
i er the will was found or not.
I Yesterday, the will was received
'here by mall from an unidentified
j person who found it. Miss Jacks
was the principal beneficiary, but in
Vlevv of her decision administrators
of the estate announced today they
j would disregard the document.
TELLS MOTHER WAY TO
STOP A CHILD'S CHEST COLD
Simpler. Retter, Safer And
Surer Way Kiddies Like
It No Bundling Up
LESS DANGER OF THEM
CATCHING FRESH COLDS
When your llttl" boy catches a
bad cold and his chest is congested,
throat is sor, eyes and nose are
red and he looks terrible ... he
will stop crying in a Jiffy Just
tell lilm you are going to relieve
bis cold Just like they do when Ty
Tobb or Walter Johnson, the Big
I.engue baseball star, catch a bad
cold.
; Phow the little chap th rlcture
i of Walter Johnson and other bait
' players in th folder of direction!
that comes with every bottle of
Mik" Martin's I.inlnient. Then strip
j off his clothes apply a couple
hot towols to his chest and neck
: to opn the pores good and then
! rub thoroughly with Mike Martin's
Liniment. If the rough is bad and
throat is sere just sprinkle three or
four drops of liniment on a lump
of sugar and let him dissolve and
swallow it. Tlvn a good laxative
and to beil. No need to bother
about bundling him all up In flan
nels Mike Martin's Liniment
keeps the little fellow warm as
toast all night and next morning
cold is loosi-ned up and gone. Ap
ply once more tn the morning
let liim dress and go to school or
out to play The liniment keeps
hlra free of fresh colds.
$10,000 CAMPAIGN PLANS
New Britain Zionist District to
formulate Tlans tor Helping
Vnlted Palestine Appeal.
In order to formulate plans for
securing $10,000 for the United
Palestine Appeal In New Hritaln, the
New Britain Zionist district will
meet tonight at 8:15 o'clock In the
Elm street synagogue.
Mrs. Henry Morans and her com
mittee composed of Morris Colin,
Dr, M. S. Dunn, Isador Goldman,
Samuel Lerer and E. V, Rlchmnn
will tonight present tho result of
their meeting last Krdlay with the
organlzattan.
Definite plans will be laid this eve
ning for carrying on a strenuous
campaign In New Britain. It Is
planned to bring a prominent speak
er hero to further the Interests of
the drive. Other cities throughout
the country are now conducting
campaigns to collect a national sum
of $5, 000. 0(10 for the I'nlted Tales
line Appeal. The drive In New Brit
ain will last two weeks.
Tonight, directly after the meet
ing refreshments will be served by
the local chapter of the Hadassah.
No Action Wednesday
On New Building Code
A ' combination of crlcumstanceo
will prevent action by the common
council Wednesday night ona new
code of building laws and, unless
the mayor is prevailed upon to call
a special meeting, there will bo no
decision on the new ordinances un
til the February meeting.
Numerous amendments have
been suggested, practically have
to do with details of comparative
slight importance, and the ordi
nance committee, whose members
sat last night to hear builders' ob
jections, will not be able to whip
the laws Into shape for Wednes
day's meeting. There also have
been objections on the part of
council members who say they
have had no opportunity to read
the ordinances and are not ready
to act. Then, too, the building de
partment has not familiarized It
self with the code and If ealM
upon to put it into effect Thurs
day, as would be the case if final
action were taken Wednesday
night, confusion would be certain
to result.
Representatives of sign painting
and- billboard interests were before
the committee last night to object
to the elimination of solid faced
skylines, which are billboards on
top of buildings. The building de
partment will urge their elimina
tion. Chairman D. T.. Nair of the
ordinance committee Is considering
the advisability of asking for a.
special meeting of the council for
action on the code.
Railw ay Official Makes
Defense of Rate Theory
Washington, Jan. 13 t.) A de
fense of the rate making theory
which permits the charging by rail
roads of less for long freight hauls
than for shot ones where there Is
competition by water was made to
the senate interstate, commerce com
mittee today by Alfred P. Thorn,
general counsel for the association
of railway executives.
Mr. Thorn's defense was given in
the hearings on the Gooding bill,
which under some circumstances,
would deny the railroads the right
they now have to publish such rates.
Coroner Hears Testimony
In Bridgeport Fatality
Bridgeport. Jan. 19 (VP) Coroner
: John J. Phelan, in his Investigation
j today of the dealh of F. Harris
Mason, 64, who was struck and
j killed by an automobile last Satur
j day night, heard testimony in v-
gard to the changes on Crescent
I avenue where the accident oc
curred. Patrolman William Mc
mullen testified that it was an
"awful dark section" and that a
nearby arc light did not throw Its
rays across the street.
Casslus W. Harvey, driver of the
automobile, testified that Mason
was directly In front of his car be
fore he was visible to him.
niXT) AS AITO TniT.F
Stamford, Jan. 19 UP) Alfred
Santiago, in, negro, of New Tork,
was found here today with an au
tomobile stolen last night in Hart
ford, it was Connecticut P RS00.
Mike Martin's Liniment contains
no menthol which -warms only a
few minutes and then chills and
brings fresh colds unless bundled
up. It does not contain kerosene or
turpentine to blister so it won't
harm even the tender skin of an
infant and Mike Martin's Liniment
keeps its heat for hours and hours
Has a pleasant odor too.
Note; Mike 'Martin, the greatest
lithlette trainer In the country, per
fected this liniment which today Is
acknowledged to be the finest and
most effective, safe and sure rem
edy of Its kind made. He is the
trainer of the famous Washington
Baseball Hub. A good siied bottle
only costs SOc at any good drug
store. Avoid the cheaper substitutes.
V sir j
'5:?'.; , ...J
Advised to Improve Soil by
Raising Wilson Beans
Hartford, jHn, 19 (PVThe forty
filth annual convention of the Con
necticut Dairymen's association
opened this morning In I'nlty hall
and several hundred of the 650
members present.
The meeting will end tomorrow.
Charles W. Hall of West Hartford,
president, was In charge of the con
vention. The Urst speaker was Pro
fessor W. I.. Slate, state director of
the agricultural experiment station
at New. Haven, whose subject was
"Results of the Experimental Work
on Society Beans and Corn."
He advised the growing of third
variety of beans, known as the Wil
son bean and popular in the south.
It has a high feeding value, he ex
plained, and increases the value of
the silage by $10 an acre.
Hugh G. Vanpelt, president of the
Waterloo Jersey farm, Waterloo, la.,
one of the most experienced nutri
tion experts In the west, spoke on
"Feeding and Care of Dairy Cat
tle," He was scheduled to speak
again this afternoon on "Selection
and Development of the Dairy
Herd."
After luncheon. Professor O. E.
Heed, of the Michigan Agricul
tural college, discussed "Efficiency in
Pnirying." An address by President
Herbert Myrlck, editor of the New
England Homestead, Springfield, on
"Financing a Dairy Furm," followed
by that of Mr. Vanpelt's concluded
tho afternoon program. Tonight
there will be a banquet In Hotel
Garde.
A feature of the convention Is the
exhibit, by members for cash prizes
of certified milk and nursery milk,
corn, butter and special displays of
machinery and farm supplies.
The business meeting and elec
tion of officers will take place to
morrow. There will also be ad
dresses and an illustrated lecture
by George White, professor of
dairy husbandry at the Connecticut
Agricultural college, on "Some
Economic Thases of the Abortion
Disease." This "Bang Bacillus"
causes serious losses in milk pro
duction Professor Heed will speak
on the subject of recent develop
ments in feeding methods by add
ing mineral rations. In the after
noon Erwln H. Forbush, secretary
of the Feeral Land bank at
Springfield, will talk on "Problems
of Financing a Farm."
At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
there will be a round table discus
sion on "Cost of Producing a Quarc
1 1 164 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CT.
STARTING THE
FINAL LAP
OF OUR
JANUA
Specials for Wednesday!
Wc Have Grouped the Most Extraordinary Lot of
SILK DRESSES
To sell gt
Not One of These Garments Were Marked Less
Than $15.00
A Large Lot of
BLOUSES to
Vanity Fair Glove
SILK VESTS - $ 1 .SO
Flesh, WTiite, Peach; All Sizes; Regularly $1.93
NEW DRESSES
On Sale at - - - $ 1 5.00
In Newest Shades, Miami Rose, Green, Blue, Cedar
In order to keep in effect our policy of carrying no
coats over from one season to another, we have
again sharply reduced the prices on our coats
the new prices are unbelievably low
of Milk for 8 Days," ltd by Pro
fessor Allnyn V, Manchester, state
extension economist of tho Con
necticut Agricultural college,
others taking part In thu discus
sion wilt bo Mrs. U. It. I'lerpont of
Maple Jllll farm, Wateibury, and
Assistant Statu Palry Commissioner
H. O. Daniels of tho Mill llrooli
1'alry farm, Mlddlctown,
DODGE FINANCIAL ISSUE
Fi'iidi I'uhlncl Postpones Action
I nlll After cEotlutltnis Hotwi'cn
I.eaili'r.s Aro I ndeil.
Paris, Jnn. 19 t.Vi -The French
cabinet today dodged the complicat
ed financial emhroglla by deferring
action until tho end of the negotia
tions between Flnaneo Minister
Dounier and the llnanco committee
of the chamber of deputies.
These negotiations were conclud
ed, as far as the committee Is con
cerned, last evening, when M. Malvy,
president of the committee, saw
Premier Brland and complained
that the government supported the
finance minister in his unyielding
attitude.
This step was Interpreted In par
liamentary and governmental circles
as an Invitation to the premier to
throw Douniher overboard. M.
Brland stands on his previous
declaration that If the chamher'H
finance committee Is unable to agree
with M. Doumer, the chamber Itself
must decide between them.
It is now expected that the
premier will ask for a vote without
posting the qiistlon of confidence and
that, in case he Is beaten In the
chamber, ho will carry tho question
to tho senate on an interpellation
and get the sentiment of (he upper
house before considering abandoning
power.
U. S. Bicycle Team Back
In Second Place Today
Berlin, Jan. 1tt t.T) When the
morning sprints In the international
six day bicycle race were over today,
the American team of McNamara
Hornn was buck in second place, and
the Italian-German combination of
Georgetti-Kieger, was out in front
with 2-') points and a mileage of
1,710 at the llath hour. MoNamara
and Horan had 215 points.
Tonanl and Hevvall, a new team
formed after tho withdrawal of Al
dovv and Hosellen, their former part
ners, were third with 101 points;
Hnhn-Fritz, on, fourth; Persyn-De-baets
fifth and the Vanderhovu
brothers sixth.
Eight German riders have been
forced out by illness or strain, leav
in the six teams named fighting
for the lead and four other out-lopped.
- $5.00
go at 50; ea.
j ped.
During a strike of textile workers B
in Bohemia this season 1 4.000 work- B
ers were Idle. j fl
RY
i
IHISIK IX IHIUIIN
'1'oKyo, Jan. 19 P) The vernacu
lar nesp;ipiis report a somewhat
K-)'iiiiiM Munition nt llurliln, Man
i linn, i, where the Itiihtilana and
Chinese are In dispute over the
t'hiiiuxe Eastern railway. Trains
from lluibln and Hang-Chun havo
no! been running since. Sunday.
ll la reported Hint both the Phi
nee mill tlio ItussiatiB are threaten
ing lo call out troops,
mc unic in irw nun j iiiiiiuittsi
New Style HO Quick Cooking
Oats.
These toasted ones cook into gran
ular ojtmcil. Actually i new
breakfast disht One that gives
jou vim fot the whole day!
A wealth of energy-building car
bohydraies tissue.building pro
teins and vitalizing minerals in
every dish.
Tfcrt "all-mtiit Mofcrf"'
Ijror in only two mimila
i' 7 r.fT
mm
"WHAT'S UP?"
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Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn
127 MAIN ST., Opp. Arch St. - Phone 1109-2
COATS COATS COATS
All Coats at
Many good styles left. No better styles, materials or
workmanship can be had at almost again the price
At $7.98 Dresses which were as high as $26.75
At $1.00 Special, Carter's Union Suits
Low neck, no sleeves, knee length
At 1.39 Special, Carter's Union Suits
Low neck, no sleeves, ankle length
At 1.50 Children's Hats; were up to $3.00 .
At $2.00 Children's Hats; were up to $4.25
At 65c Children's Tarns; were up to 98c
Children's Flannelette Garments, Slightly Soiled
Big Reduction
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DOBBS HATS
The Dobbs 1926 forecasts the vogue
in men's headwearfor Spring. The
picturesque attractiveness of the
smart shape and the advance color
ings of this new hat will start the
bluebirds, the crocuses and the
pussywillows ahead of time! Hasten
the new season with the Dobbs 1926
CJTY
M'lCIDK IX MI HIDr.JI
Mclldon, Jan. 19 (. Allx.it
Frederick Ctustafsoii committed sul.
cldu by Inhullng gas yesterday after,
noon at his home on Qulnlan nvnim.
His body was found In bed by IiIn
wife shortly after 11 o'clock, when
she returned from her work. Tint
gas jet wait open and the room llll
ud'wlth fumes, Medical Examiner
Dr. i:, T. Hradslreet pronounct d
death by suit Ide.
.f.ttnan
QUICK COOKlfffi
OATS
Cook 2to3
minutes only
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OAT!
We'll Tell Ya' Soon
33 1-3 Off
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