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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1020.
1925 Net Over Four
Greater Than 1924
Nr York, April 13 A statement
f the a ftnlrn of tha New Haven rail
road for 1925, made public yester
day, shows a surplus after oil
charges of J7.41S.252, an Improve
ment over the previous year of
Si.419.C01. The 1!'2S net Is equiva
lent to fnrnlngs of $4.72 per eharo
en the capital mock and compares
vlth earnings of 91.91 per share In
1924.
Pasr-er revenues, President K.
.1. Ptarson reports, were substrin
! !: the Mine as the previous year,
the flr. being pineilcully all due to
the tnor.ss In freight revenue which
measured In lon-nllcs. exceeded any
pretou year. Gross revenues
smounteJ to 1 1 R?.:66.4 23. an nd
,scee of f,!H.7:4.
"The ftrorable result for the.
"eir," he eaye. "for the Ne'V Haven
r.4 for the rel'rosds of the country
M a whole, has been largeiy du--.
sllhough generally not so reeof?
r4, to more thnn normal traffic.
ndueu? cost of fuel and some aup
rllee and the sbr-err" of any unusual
difficulties affecting transportation
fr 1'idustry."
Two fae'ers. however, he says, af
fee'ed pjer.ger revenues favorably.
'I'hese were U' rlslon by the In
Wsl.V ron;i;'eree commtfslon wlth-r:e-ti:
Z Its or-ler 'or w inter
ihansrenble scrip coupon mllfaf?"
bool; wl.lrli It is entlmate.1 would
3 ivc er.tnl'ed .1 low of not less than
S2,rif'f',C'jti In the X ''' llnvcn annual
paen'scr tares .mil decisions of the
I 'ter'tnte commerce commission and
i';c public -.sM-noe commission of
'New' York vat Hint -proposwl In-
Wea' ' in ooiiinnitntion ntlJ fifty-trip
fares bet w-. u New York City and
points in N'-w York state' and Con-licclii-iit
were juiin-.l.
i; "M'din-,- the New llnven's lioU-
'):,js in the ltoMon Mai"''. I'reH
...il Pearson says:
' "Your compiLiiy has an in- eminent,
in th stork nml s.vurlii'S of the
'r.Ofeton & Maine Kr.ilroad, through
tie meOlUiii of the. r.ofton Kailroad
jlol.ling Company, iimouiitiw? to
"S aS.SI9. T'uroiiK'i 1bl medium
Kl'ir .-ompanyiOWns and votes upon
'""t VS3 shares 01' Boston and Maine
Voek out of a total.of 114.728. sub
s'antlallv H.r. p.T cent. The hold
ings o' this stork, are as follows:
Common. 210. ISO: preferred. fi.54:!'.
first preferred, 4.1 el 1 total, 223.SS..
Chinese Leader Wants to
Eliminate Bolshevism
Mukden. April IS (.Ti-Marshtil
rimiiR Tso-Mn, dietalor of Man
ehuria. interviewed by various mp-i..-ntjitivs
of the press today said:
"My v.hole ob.ir.1 in the v.ar (re-T-rrinc
to the recent striiftTl'! wm
biniK.df and Wii Pet Fu on the one
i.le and V-ntt Yit-Ilsians on the
re;,,., ) is to eradicate bolshevism In
I'li'na. As soon as that is ae
eemplish 1 will withdraw to my own
1 rritory."
rliailL' -.eeme.1 to h" embittered
iMin Ten;:-. II- r.-1-tr-.l he v.a not
, .,. ,- M- d in who would be the next
prcfbbnt of '"hina al'houL'h he said
;i bip "tail vas iv edrd. . .
l' shall he. p out pftl)'l''s
rhina. my i.nOm ''i-S entirely in
Muneh'jrh." he MnteJ.
i-tk i.i:mi cAitnu i:
Orlno. M-iine. April 18 P - A
-. rJn onrrier" Ik -iK KOUSlU
I He ,,0,;-il.e ?o:;re'. r.f ' v- 11 eaf-.'t
, ivT.lieid : ' ' ' r lu-idnritinp at r'!
t;nivri"-i'' e' M.-ni One' of !:;
vie'im.. II-nir II. 1't'i'"'. a frafr
rity men.;-, r. -1 i - 1 at his home- in
Porlhind. "i Sunday.
Tim rlef ard K..ral m' mb r;t
,;f the fra:' rni'v i'.re daaraniui.-d
and ar- und-r ,;. :-MU-n. pending ,
,',..,r: from ih :;.'o laborttcry.
v( ( ( ; , I I. MM Ui.AltY.
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WED. MEAT
SPECIALS
SllOLi-DKU
STKAK or
no vsts . .
20c
SIKI.OIN. KOl'M) QO
sti:aks m OUC
EM. aitd l.A.MP.
,30c
CHOPS
FRKSH ( llOPPKI) 1f
HKKF ") UU
(HOICK
koasti.m;
CHICKENS Ih
39c
I.KAN CORXKI) tn.
KKEF
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GUARANTEE
10-20-30cMarkct
:n w. main
FLIERS ARE SAFE
Spanish Aviators RcjvIi, nuslilrn In ,
Periia After Long Hp anil Then
Continue Onward.
Tlushlre, Persia, April 18 lThi,
Spanish aviators, Captains Lorlga
Taboada and Oonials-Gallarza, fly
ing from Madrid to Manila, arrived
here at 11:45 a. in. from Bagdad,
and hopped off again at .1:53 p. m.
tor Bender Abbns.
Tho filers had a good .tourney
from liagdad, which 'hey left with
out hmlnp received news as to tho
whereabouts of their leader, Captain
Miir'inez.Ks'evej, whose abandoned
plane was found about 100 miles
from Amman, Palestine.
The weather was favorable
throughout the flight to thin Persian
gulf T'Ort, and similar eon ll'lons are
expected for the ooivinuanoe of the
journey southward to liender Abhor.
The aviators were given big feci p.
tlons both upon landing and leaving.
The distance from Bagdad to
Hushlre by air line is 470 miles, and
'rom Hushlre. to Render Abbas S4.'.
miles. The aviators v.lll probab'y
follow the coastline, however, adding
considerable mileage to the latter
1'g.
Court Rules Man Need Not
Pay Extradition Expenses
New Haven, April IT, UP Judwa
John l:. Ilooth In the court of com
mon pleas here today reversed the
b cirion of city court in the case of
Abraham Itnmanoff, vrho was held
responsible for $2M.75 expenses for
hir. extradition on a non-support
charge. The defendant was ordered
to ray his wife $1J a week and file
a bond of $400.
When his attorney filed the bond
he. was told that In addition to the
actual court cobt.i, Romanoff would
have to pay the extradition costs,
the case was appealed. Judge Booth
ruled that tho court and police had
assumed the responsibility for re
turning that man and that legally, H
was not possible to assess him vi1 li
'he expense of extradition.
War Propaganda Will Be
Told by Newspaperman
F-licnectady, N. V., April 13 CPX
War propaganda and how it was
dealt with by the As-'ocia'ed Press,
will be deii:ribed by Edward JIc
Kernon, superintendent of the east
ern division Of the news organiza
tion, In a radio ad drees tomorrow
righf. Mr. MeK'-rnon will spcuk
over WHY, the broadcasting station
of the General Electric company at
8:i5. Later he will be a guest sit
the dinner of the Schenectady ,
I'rcss club. !
INCIUl.Vsi: SCHOOL KAY
New Haven. April 13 Action j
hy the board of education last night j
which increases the, length of the,
'ehool day In tlv Commercial High
'I'hool by DO minul'S under the new i
plan of supervised t'ludy was up- 1
p-oved today by l'rmcipal w. It.
Snenc-r. The teachers had protest
ed the supervis-d ntudy plan. The.
p.-w arrangement will be effective. In
the fall.
nor; sol Ms alarm i
Valesvillc. Conn.. April 13 OP j
A'vaka tied by the bowling of a eoliie
early today. Dr. 3. H. Blake, bnr-
our;! physician found his residence
in flames. It was with considerable
dlfficutly that he carried his wife
who was overcome by smoke, to safe- j
ty. The fire destroyed a land mark j
In this town, the historic: Young
UomcMfad. wii h Is opposite th j
Jf-'thodlst church adjoining the
U'-rary. '
Mirr.i. t.ntDi i; hits woiikma.n
I MUiiinicI; Mariineiii nf " Kide. ;
. ood stnet was struck by a meta) !
g'vder wlill working on the new j
theater building In the rear of Chest- :
:i;:t and Main streets this morning.
He suffered ft painful Injury to the
rack and v. us treated at New Brit
ain Geiural hospital.
How both customers got
ladies wanted l!i! same Move munedi&teJy. With the
opportunity to male two alci confronting him if he
could meet the requirements, the wleanan turned to toll
telephone erric to solve his problem.
Calli were made to several of ihe CJenwood agenaes
m neighboring cidei, and frially to the far.ton- at T&unlon,
Mat. U'ithin fcfleen minute he. was able to asrure both
customers of immediate delivery. Two sales were rnadi
that had at first appeared impossible, and two customers
went away satisfied with their purchases and pleased with
ihe service which had been given them.
"This", says Mr. H. M. Bullard, President of the
Company, "is but one of ihe many instances which have
proved toil telephone service an able factor in ihe
continued success ot our store.
Mow many retailers, and jobbers and wholesalf rs,
for that .mailer have had to pass up profitable sales
because the desired hem was not m stork? The cost of
a toll call isn't much when it is compared with the prc.fit
it mav help to nwke and the good will it may giin er hold.
like Mr. Bufiard, hundreds of k'en business men
right here in Conn-clxut lock up"" toil telephone sen-ice
as indrry-nsahle to the efficient admmvtration of their
affairs. Many tmes a day, in innumerable ways, it proves
its value beyond question.
Is toll teltphnr,e .wr .'re thing for yr. j all that it
can Ovr Comrrr rria 5erWe Dtarlmer.t tcSi be glcJ
In as.-ist Kti m obtaining ir 'i f-ficienqj fwm your
equipment, tHhvt charge, v. ' re'vest
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY
BELL SYSTEM
CW Fkiir;
Woman's National Committee
Listen to Sound Advice
Washington. April U (t Having ( How Election NeWS Is
In no uncertain terms informed th. Handled by the A. P.
senate prohibition committee ,jr Nw Apr) u (pvThe
their uncompromising opposition t(itory of how the Associated ProsH
( he niodlllcallon of the Vo'sbad act
the woman's national comml'ete for
lax enforcement today Issued a
challenge to the Ameicnn ptople to
"uphold the constitution, and list'n
ed to the advlc" of speakers ,vho
asked them to pound a the job of
building up sentiment for lv.v ob
servance." AVauliful Wonion Can flelp.
Principal among theso speakers
was Mrs. Mabel Walker Wlllcbrandt,
who Is In charge of the department
of justice liquor propecii'ion forces.
She rah) "watchful units of women"
can Keep pubi c optic, , delivering
t ie r berif efforts, even t inneli uc i
i , . , .. ' ' , ' ' ,
officials, at times, bo t.h" kind, that
unmatched, "would slight tho task In
hand." i
Mrs. John P. Tlocke'r Her, Jr., In
a statement read to th" conference
...1. ..1 I.U ....
selves and admit that our children
will not be the high minded, tine
peoplo that wc want and expect
t.liem to be unless we their parents
set. them an example of being just
and law-abiding citizen'."
Asset and Liabilities,
The political assets and liabilities
commission of the conference, head
ed by Mrs. William Harrison Cole
of the Illinois Federation of Worn- ;
en's clubs, brought In the challenge 1
for enforcement. It was contained In
a report which listed the assets and
liabilities of tho nation as they re
late to observance. Among the assets
were good ettizuis; Intelligent vot
ers; and citizens of character wdlltug
to stand for office.
Liabilities were listed as corrupt
politicians: the instinct to hide party
sins; indifferent citizens; the system
of political patronage; political ma
chines; timidity or cowardico in
tichtlnc well known evils and yield-
Ing to "enemy propaganda."
kntiw laws Arc Broken.
"We have a. full knowledge that
many of the vital laws of this coup-
try are being flagrantly violated,"
said an appended resolution. "Our
liabilities ara becoming greater than
our assets, which will mean moral
bankruptcy."
It was added that, the citizen of to-
Grandmother Knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds as Mustard
But the old-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered whils it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole dues it. It is a dean,
white ointmentrmade with oil of mus
tard. It i3 scientifically prepared, so
that it works wonders.
4Jently massage Musterole in with the
finger-tips. See how quickly it brings te
liif how speedily the pain disappears.
Try Musterole for sore tliroat, bron
chitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet, cold3 of the chest
(it may prevent -pneumonia).
To Mothers: Musterole i alto
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
33c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos
pital size, ?3.TO.
Bztw.r than a mmtord ptaitt
the stove
HEN two on!-o(-towTi customers
called at trie furniture slore of TSe
H.M.BullrdCo.ja New Hsven,
looking for gray enimel Glen
wood range, the flocr umple
was marked, "lold", and both
Sytm 1'nfnml Stria
iisi
ill - -(jr
day In not manifesting the liitercM
or sustaining tho rlglita find prlv.
lieges ol American cltliens, and that
"not riamea on ballots, but curdinal
principles of candidates above re
proaeh must be our standard at the
primaries and f lections."
"We. uho mak our own laws,"
the resolution urged, should "direct
ly or by representation, show by our
individual action reverence, knowl
edge, observance, obedlenco and vigilance."
prepares for and reports tints and
presidential elections will be told
over tho radio, by !.. r, CuiIUj, su
perintendent of elections of tho news
organization. Mr. Curtis will speak
at t;in Wednesday evening nt WJZ,
the broadcasting station of tho
Kadlo Corporation of America, Ho
will reveal how It is possible to an
nounce overnight the results that
are officially made known wctks or
months later.
CniJl NWICII WOMAN' .Mil l I)
Greenwich. Conn., April 13 W -
ft M. Wa-lyawa Dombroakl t
... . .... . .
linen i"u mid costs and g ven .In
, ,,, , . . .,
u..O 111 ,UII iUllllr III Win llUrUIIII
court. It became known that police
yesterday found a still In actual
operation In the woman's home,
fl.la lint.,,. .V, ft.... ..lit ... I
j.tHO f Jllfc HI,, ,1,3' Ollll BU IUU1HI
here. With the still were taken three.
V,o..a)q a .....V. .1, .V.. ... ......I
.' ; ' " ""
. .., imit'iiiiit, ,,uui tin'. ... iiiiunn vi
!uld which had been distilled. Tip
i woman took an appeal and was iK ld
I In ?3300 bonds.
AITIIMITS SI ICIDE
Bridgeport, Conn., April 13 (P -Albert
Hoyt, (,$, of SO Roosevelt.
street, this city, slashed his throat
with a raaor shortly before noon to-
"nv- JJespon.iency over nts recent.
and prolonged illness is believed to
be the cause. His condition was said
at the Bridgeport hospital today to
be poor.
BANKRriTCY CASKS
New Haven. April 13 Wl Kd.w'ln
T. Holmes of Greenwich filed a peti
tion in bankruptcy here today listing
liabilities at and assets at
SfiOO. Herman W. Porman, hardware
dealer of this city in his petition
gave liabilities of $14. OSS. r. and as-
jscts of 12,550.
, TO I II.Ij 'VACANCIES
' Washington, April 13 lP1 Presi-
dent, Coolldge expects to fill within
;a few days, the vacancies which oc-
j cur April J3 on the railroad labor
I board.
Transferrins wheat directly into
dough without a mllllntr process has
been accomplished in Trance.
SP1X1AL!
MOHICAN
CVSTAIU
BUNS
doz. 18
Extra SPECIALS for WEDNESDAY!!!
TO 11 A. M.
ROliNU, S LOIN. I'ORTLKH bl
STEAK
lb. 23c
mV.SH CROVMi
Hamburg 3 lbs. 25c
BEEF
LKAN rtOILINf,
T r i .itl.li j SHORT CL'T
Beef ... Ib. 8c j Legs. . lb. 28c Legs lb.
YF.ARLIXfi
r.WC'V f'HTTK
Roasts lb. 20c Lamb lb. 18c ! Roasts Ib.
PRIME Bl'MV
I.OIXS
Roasts lb. 20c ; Roast .lb. 20c ! Breasts lb.
i.k.i for
i MM 11
Roasts lb. 15c Chops lb. 27c Chops lb.
LAHca: nirsH sF.i,rrn:n
EGGS 3 doz 97c Butter 2 ibs9
Host Purr" no
Lard . . U lbs JOC
SUGAR
SPECIAL
ihxmiu fti,i--.xn roi i rr: .t;.
IT HE TOMATO f ATM P 2 lol!. 2 V
1TM:ST .11 NK ITAS 2 cans 21c
I IM'.ST PA( K M'lXACII 2 cans 35o
SI'MiEAM SAIT It KHrr 2 Irp. cans 2Rc
lll Ml llllll'S KAKIXU l'0VI)i;U. .1 111. can 2fki
1. A.M 1,. SOAP 12 bars -18c
SWI IT OKAXr.ES AMI
RIPE BANANAS ....doz. 25c
LAIWF. SOI 'Ml
ONIONS
EVAPORATED
APri.ES
15c
Ih.
i:w
CARROTS 2 Ins.
15c
NEW LAYER
ru.s
19c
lb.
PLAIN. RAISIN. MAr.r.LL
J POUND CAKE
RADIO BROADCAST
"Telephone Roll Call1' Will Be
Thursday Feature
Boston. April 13 UP) A radio
hroadea i'f a "talking movie" and
a "teiephono roll-call" of the na
tion will be features of a dinner
tit the lloston City club on Thurs
day night. The dinner Is tendered
to Hrlgadler General John J.
Carty, vice president of the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph
company, as a part of the SOth
anniversary celebration of the In
vention of the telephone. The
whole program will he broadcast
by Station WKKI, Blurting at 8 p.
m., easdern standard lime.
The telephone, roll-call will be
carried out by General Carty and
will contrast the development of
the telephone since the first lines
sages wero carried from one room
'o another over wires In a Boston
house In lS'ii, The advances made
since UK,, tho 40th anniversary of
the telephone, will also be shown.
General Carty who, as ))ead of
the department of development
and research, was the first man to
talk across the continent In IMS.
and by radio-phone with Paris and
Hawaii, will speak with telephone
headquarters In various cilies.
In'lftlii at a similar dinner. Gen
cral Carty talked with San Fran
cisco and City cluh guests listened
with headphones. This year, how
ever, loud speakers will carry the
voices of every person in tho roll
call to the dinner guests. P.adio
listeners will hear over the air tho
same program.
The talklhg motion picture, said
to be tho first ever broadcast, has
never- before been shown. It wae
taken recently and is a picture of
Thomas Watson, assistant of Alex
ander Graham Hell, when he in
vented the telephone half a cen
tury ago. Tho scene is laid in
Florida where Watson has been
spending tho winter.
I SLIH Tff IS A1!HKSTI1I
j Bridgeport, April 13 (Pe-John
: Rehwimmcr, 42, a private detective
i and falesman llvlnpr at li."5 Hancock
aver.ue, this city and wanted by. the.
i New York police, has refused to
waive extradition and is boinp held
: by he' r.rldgeport police. Schwim-
mer's cane was continued to Wednes-
day In tho city court today. The man
, is wanted In New- York for grand
I larceny. Ho declares he knows
nothing' about tho charge.
. TO II A. M.
I.KAX ITtESH
; SHOULDERS
jib 19c
j LKAN SMOKKII
i Shoulders .. lb. 20c
LAMB
VEAL
SHORT CL'T
I - . J
Fonr.QVAHrrr.s ritMP
I MT-.ATV r.FAV
VEAIj
I ni:sx riJESH
ftom-Xut Mar- AJf' I New Vnvk
pnrino. . 2 llif. 40 C I C'rioo II). ran
FLOUR
CAMPBELL'S ASSORTED SOUPS can 9c
FINEST CALIF. ASPARAGUS 2 cans 69c
FRESH FIG BARS or GINGER SNAPS 2 lbs 25c
m n th tti:riTiY ooiiOXG tea. . . n. 27c
SOI. Ill PACK TOMATOES 2 cans 10c
YELLOW P.ANTAM COKX 2 cans 3.V
I IN EST (IT ni'.KTS 2 Igc. cans 27c
.MOIirCAX EVA I. MILK 3 cans 20c
I TIAX CO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 2 cans 2Ie
X. II. C. GRAHAM' CR-CKERS .... .2 lls. 3.1c
f.REEX CI Itl.Y
KALE peck 30c
.NEW MEATY
PRUNES.. 4 lbs. 25c
4 lbs. 19c
ROASTED
PEAXITS
25c
. . 2 ll.
I FRESH
I MTSHROOMS
. 49 c
IK
LONG .REEX
ClCtMBEKS ca.
20c
LARGE FRESH
lb. 20c COOKIES . . 2 doz. 25c
CUBIST HATS LATEST
jThoro Are Now Tlie Bis Oam
Among Tho Voting Women In
j London Who Want New Haw.
London, April 13 W Cubist hats
in re th spring fushlon In London.
Girls may be seen In tho east sldv,
fwest side and all around the Eng
lish metropolla wearing liata that
can boast of no shape or color. They
hire trimmed with ztg sag braidings
jof silver and bright colors, which
.'tray aimlessly about the hat or
.hang down from the brim In most
unexpected places. Crowns and
! brims are In i-very conceivable
(shape. Hats are in violent contrast
to suit or frock,
Though the spring frocks are dlg
; nilled and feminine rn line, tho trim
linings and motifs ara following the
! eccentric path of the headwear, An
otherwise simple frock may be
'adorned with a huge and unbecom
ing silken flower with a bright arti
ficial gem In the center. Tho hem
1 of the frocks often bear an unusual
(design such as ;i procession of llttio
bears and lions or plants or (lowers.
Motor Cars Admittedly
Make Railroad Suffer
i Chicago, April 13 tPi The Rock
Ialand lines are carrying fewer pass
fiigers today than In 1911 because
I of niomr vehicle competition, Presi
dent German told stockholders In an
'annual report, which showed that
tic; carried earned $4.al on its eom
Imon stock In 1 n 25, as compared with
; 1.5(1 in 1!'24.
I The railroad Is developing Its long
haul traffic, with which the motor
business cannot compete, and enter
ing competition on short hauls by
trying out u motor rail car, Sir.
Gorman said. Tho report showed
I that balance of Income available for
I dividends amounted to JO, 066, 132,
ian Increase of nearly 131,000. After
'payment of preferred dividends, the
I balance, $3,398,347 was added to
urplus.
Odd .lobs for Girls
Mrs. Laura Bill is housekeeper to
llCinp; George and Queen Mary of
! England at, Buckingham Palace. Be
jfore her elevation to this Job, "T.al
!a," as Bhn was first called by the
I'rine.o of Walec, was nurse to the
i royal children for more than 30
years.
Teach Children
To Use
Cuticura
Boouies una ncm jr
Rashes and Irritations IX 1
rnttium Sony Kir SMn r
XT HOWX YOITt I.mNG
HY TAKING
:;r; of aix out
i 9 TO If A. M.
! I'.r.ST MAINE
j POTATOES
ipeck 95c
1 RL.SH t.IU EN
Spinach . pk. 25c
FRESH
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