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New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Dentists Trial Still
 ,. Going On in Hartford

Hartford. Dee. 30--The state dental commission conducted Il hearing in the capitol today on charges pre- ferred by the attorney general and based nn allegations that the defend ants named had employed unlicensed dental usA!stants. The persons against whom the charges were preferred were Isadore J. Giattstein Of Bridge port, Louis X. Peck of Bridgeport and Frederick II. Uhle of Sorwalk; George <. Knapp Of Waterbury. Jo- seph ". Schwartz of Bridgeport and James IT. Pagan of New Haven who has u Hartford office also.
 senator George W. Kictt of New Britain conducted tho hearing for the attorney general. Among tho wit ncsses wero R. W. Parsons of Hart ford. detective. who testified to paying money to Daniel F. Krause. nn assistant to Glattstcin: Daniel F.. Finnerty. q Hartford detective, who testified that Dr. Knapp had em- ptoyed Louis Schomburg. unregis- tered. and State Policeman Arthur ptnelli. who also testified in the lat ter case.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
DELL WILL BE
 lIED ONCE MORE
|aCe Charges of Extortion
 Attempted ExtOTtiOn

York. Dee. 30.--Rohert r. president of the Building Council. must stand trial in |rk on indictments charging N eStortioa and attempted cx- Samuel Intermycr announced the legislative committee be- 3rh he is prosecuting an in- pn of tho building trust" Ihtermycr told tho committee |heen advised that Brindcit's bn to the supreme court for
 of venue had been denied. dlrted labor leader head as- Ihnt because of prejudice 'hy newspaper comment it
 unable tu obtain an impar- Hn New York.
 IHtnrn Soil Pipe Manufacture Hiatlon notified tho committee ad decided to dtsbnnd it's or- n for Inc exchange of iu- on prices and price fixing. cttgn with the federal trade
 llreud und other national
 m would ulau bc severed, it
 rcd.
 . .pe manufacturer said they paaed tu keep an orgnniza~
 her for the purpose of con M adverttmng campaign ai- ktfaCte for.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
WATCHMAN'S FEARS
 AMOUNT TO NAUGHT
It Turns Out, However, That Two Young Men of Prominence
 Were Out Late.

Shortly after o'clock this morning Sergeant George J. Kelly received a telephone message from the watch man at the r. X F. Corbin plant, that two men were acting in a suspicious manner on Franklin square. The ser geant immediately sent Doorman Gus tave Hellberg and PatroIman Edward partment, to the scene.
 Two men were in front of the house as reported by the watchman, and on investigation it developed that Thomas ". Wilbor of 24 Franklin square and William H. Hart Jr, both we'll known young men, were the parties reported by the watchman Both young men had been to a dance and Mir. Hart had taken Mir. Wilbor to his home in his auto. They stood talking for a time, and MT. Wilbor then went into the house. A few moments later, Mir. Hart rang the doorbell and announced that his car was without gasoline.
 MT. Wilbor then came to the rescue. and with his machine the young men went to a garage and procured some gasoline. When they got back to Franklin square they found the of- ficers waiting. Explanations proved satisfactory. Today a box of cigars was sent to the police station for the officers who took part in the affair.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
 IS SURELY KILLED
So Declared Knox After Visiting
 Harding

Marion, Ohio. Dec. 30.-Follcwing conference with President-elect Harding. Senator ThiIander (. Knox. of Pennsylvania, today expressed as surancc that the Versailles League of Nations will not be used by the Pres ident-elect as the basis for his pro- posed association of nations
 "I am assured he mas no such idea in mind." Senator Knox told news paper correspondents.
 SenatorKnox. who with Charles Evans Hughes has been mentioned for secretary of state in the Harding cab inet, discussed his peace resolution with Senator Harding at today's con- ference. He said he would reintro- duce his resolution at the next session of Congress in practically the same form it was adopted by the last Con- gross and vetoed by President Will son.
 He said the new peace resolution may contain an amendment outlining a general foreign relations policy by providing that the United States should so to the aid of the rest of the world if civilization is again threatened as in 1914.
 Senator Knox discussed cabinet ap- pointments with Senator Harding. but would not discuss this phase of the conference.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
TO BE ORDAINED
William BotticeIli of This City Will Become d Catholic Priest at 10 o'clock Saturday Morning,

William BotticeIli. son of MT, and Mrs Lorenz Botticeni of caa .e., will be ordained in Ca,nofic prre hood at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Joseph's cathedral, Hartford. The ordination exercises will be witt messed by members of the young priests family and a number of To- cal friends.
 Rev. Botticelli is a graduate of St Mary's Parochial and the New Brit ain High school. He received his first training for the priesthood at St. Thomas Seminary, at Hartford. He completed his theological training in St. Bernard's collefie, at Roches- ter, N. I.
 The young priest has been a fine athlete all his life, and was a star while attending St. Thomas Semin- ary, in baseball and basketball. Dur- ing the past few summers he has assisted in the direction of athletics at St Mary's playgrounds. For the past few months he has been acting as prefect at St. Thomas Seminary
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
FIVE CAPTURED AFTER HoLDuP
SiO,00O Taken Prom Culver tnd.)
 Bank Quickly Rccovered.

Culver. Ind, Dec. 30.-Five men who held up and robbed the State Ex- change Bank hero of approximately si0.000 were captured after n running light in which two persons were se- verely wounded. The money was re- covered.
 Three of the bandits who did the actual rohbing surrendered after their companions became frightened and sped away in an automobile. One man was captured at Burr Oak and the other at Knox.
 . A passing pedestrian saw the rob- bery and called for assistance. Jer- ome Zechisi and ]. IL. Saine. both of Culver, were shot in the street fight ing which followed.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
ADVICE FOR CONGRESS
Professor Rogers Says That Body Must Put Own House in Order Be- fore Regaining Prestige.

Washington, Dec. 3o.-.tConxress must put it's own house in order if if expects to get back the power and pres ige which has passed. gradually .to the hands of the executive de- s.asQts Of the, government, Pro s,,x nr Tcssay Rogers of the Univer- address heforss declared today in an Science association American Political
 Professor Rogers SA of being representatives tnat instead people. members of congressne whole were but diplomats, who often Washington to represent thctNe to partisans in their own districts.aloW
 Peanuts against lemons are
 often the great issues in iegislatioA he said. Declaring that legislative ineffi1 ciency was the prime cause of pres- ent conditions leading to changes of presidential autocracy, Professor Rogers said President Wilson's dic- tatorship was not dangerous because of the power exercised. but that it had sometimes been obnoxious because of the lack of tact used.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
NAVY YARD LAY OFF.
Force At Boston is to Be Cut Down
 to Pre-War Basis

Boston, Dec. 30.-T'he reduction of the working force at the Boston Navy yard to a pre-war basis, an- nounced some time ago as made nec- essary by a decrease in available funds will amount to forty per cent and will be completed by January 8, according to yard officials. It is es- timated that the number let go will reach nearly 1000, including office workers as we'll as mechanics.
 According to the announcement those affected by the reduction will be definitely discharged Instead of furloughed and will thus lose their civil service rating as we'll as pen sion prospects.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
To Ask Johnson to
 Continue in Office

Chairman r. r. King of the police commission and Chief William J. Rawlings held Il conference this after noon in regard 10 the resignation of Sergeant Theodore Johnson. winch is scheduled 10 become effective Satur- day. It was decided to ask the sergeant 10 remain in his present ca pacity until the regular board meet ing when it will be regularly received and accepted. The board will prob ably meet on the second Tuesday in January.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
nn 0oO ARMY ITEM.

fton. Dee. BOA fifty mil-
 item for army post con-
 ubuitted by ths war de- Ind refused by tho house ap- a committee In reporting ndry civil supply bill was Htep in n new army housing
 htemplating estimated eex-
 of more than $500. 900. 900 tod of ten or twelve year the scheme arc revealed in aken by the eommittc. just
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Spend Fifty Years As
 Guards of Prisoners

Pittsburgh, Dec. 30.-A half cen tury as employees at the Western penitentiary will be rounded out Fri day by w. s. Rayne and !. I. Mitchell when they retire on pensions. Bayne and Mitchell entered the prison as keepers" fifty years ago. and they have devoted the prime portions of their lives looking after ''lifers' and other felons within the barred con- fnement of the institution
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
S667.O6 IN FINES PAID
Wiiiimantic WhislScy Runners Will Also Have to stand Trial Before IetIcraI Court.


 wiilimantic. Dec. 5o.--The alleged "whiskey running" case which led to the arrest of five persons from New Haven December 23 was taken up today and all defendants found guilty nf violating tho liquor laws in carry inE liquor with intent to sell 1t. Three entered appeals but these were with drawn when John Pclla of New IIa- ven, who had heen their bondsman, paid the fines of all. which came to sG5T.05
 The accused were Tony Mondelln. Charles Chippo and Rose Ncllacn. who were Tn n car which preceded from Providence the cnr occupied by Tony Ntazora and Carl X. Limauro. The last two named were also charged with reclSlcssty driving an automobile be- cause they gave the Willtmantic of- ficers chase before being overtaken. On this charge each was fined A21. The federal officers notified. all to appear before commissioners 'tn January Ia answer charges of Vio- lation of the Soistead net.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
cyTY ITEMS

Victor ras ord. "Na rgie." !" a. l.. Pierce x Cas-Advt.
 Cohn was today notified tc Acn court tomorrow morning Ang hts automobile on tho e of Church street. Trn hie hrenoe t.anphor did the noti- pce Holeofub of IT h'airvicw ported to tho police this that har pockcthools. con- DO, hhd been stolen yesterday In ono af tho local theatcrs, have heard of several sinI- that have bcen committed me theator recently.
 record. "Afarglc." special.
 hear ii. C. L. Pierce X Co. ilisnn of 255 south Main |orted to the police last night Rutomobite had broken tho o Main street railroad cross- pm sale still running. A. A. West Main St.-Advt.
 "A. Traut today sent to mem- o police department a box hy Owl ninstreis will hold l this evening at tho home 5urlhurt of t2S Dwight he meeting has been called rk.
 h's society of St. Peter's l hold It's annual Christmas n the church this evening. special Victor record.
 l.. Pierce & Co.--Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Miss Mabel |. IAIdNigson.

The funeral of Miss Mabel Irene Lulvigson will he held at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her late homo. 10 NewinEton road. Rev. J. r.. King berg will officiatc at the services, and the burial will be in F'airview ceme- tcrH
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
LAY HE INSANE.

fld, Mass. Dec. 30.-Ovilla
 wanted by the police of
 alleged larceny and un- hero charged with several ll be examined as to his ome state institution on tho fiation of the county Jail who reported today that Fr had several times sought lifa tn tho Jail.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
ALMOST ASPHYXIATED
Three Have Narrow Escape From Death in Bridgeport House.

Bridgeport, Dec. 3o.-Crashing through a wooden door into gas filled room in n boarding house at 5ss Main street early today, H. R. Kennedy saved the lives of Mrs. An ma Klein and her two year old
 daughter. Gertrude. The woman and child were lying unconscious on the bed and near death from asphyxiation They were taken to st. vincent's hos pital and are in a serious condition.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Five Members of Posse
 Are Wounded By Negroes

Columbus, Ga. Dec. so--Five nem- bers of a posse pursuing negrp are reported to have been woundedsnear Pittsview, Ala, last night in storm ing a house in which the fugitive had taken refuge with other negsoes. Wire communication with the region has been cut off and details eare lacking. The negro is charged with having attacked a white woman
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
\ PONZI ECHO.
His Secretary Is Arrested Today on
 Charge of Larceny

Boston, Dec. 30.-The careless methods by which Charles Ponzi handled the millions of dollars that ca me over his counters on his prom ises to pay 50 per cent. interest in 45 days, were recalled today when Lucy Meli, of Revere, who was his office manager. was arrested on a charge of larceny. Miss Florence Mcdonald, a Back Bay modiste, charged that she had given Miss Meli s1.o00 to buy a Ponzi note for S1,50O, had never re- ccived the note and had been una ble to get her money back. She pleaded not guilty
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
HAYWARD PROFESSOR ELECTED.
". C. Howard Heads Modern Lan-
 gmage Association of America.

Poughkcepsie, N. Y, Dec. 30.-wiI- liam c. Howard professor of German at Harvard university was today elect cd president of the Modern Language Association Of America at the annual session held at Nassar college. Chaun- ecy II. Tinker. professor of English at Yale. and Gordon Hall Gerould. head of the English department at Princeton, and Raymond Weeks. head of the French department at Colum- bia, were chosen as vice-presidents Professor Carleton Brown Of the Uni- versity of Minnesota was elected sec retary-treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
CLUB MEMBERS ENTERTAINED

The Rest Ahile club held an en- joyable meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. William Began on Lin- coin Court. During the evening card games were played, and there were musical and vocal selections by the members. A dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. P. Scott and Miss Anna Moran were the winners of prizes at cards.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Henry Sullivan.

Henry Sullivan died this afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. John NJ. Toohey. 32 West Pearl street. He is survived by three daughters Mrs. John M. Toohey. Mrs Mary Ryan and Mrs. Joseph Nc Grail and ten grandchildren. The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 2 o'clock from St. Joseph's church.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
KILLED AS WIFE WATCHES.

Mlddletown. N. r., Dec. 30.-wait- ing at the Callicoon station for tho arrival of the body Of his brother on m Erie train from New York city. Charles H. Corr, fl. of callicoon, was struck today by an eastbound train. He died ora fractured skull. His wife saw the fatality.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
ATTEMPT TO BURN HOPED.
Armed Guards Rout Ffrcbugs at Star
 Junction.

rniontown. Pa, Dec. 3o.-Armed guards carly yesterday frystrated an attempt to burn the Junction House at Star Junction near here. and drove off two men who had fired a auan- tity of inflammablos placed in a room on the first floor. Hotel guests. awak- encd by the shots. joined in the chase, but the men escaped.
 This incident wns taken by state and county officers as additional proof that the two men under arrest here in connection with the widespread in- eendinrixm of the past few months were not tho leaders in the arson ring which already has cost Fnyette county residents close to sI,000.oOo.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
221z F. c. WAGE CUT.

Rockville, Conn.,, Dec. 3o-A wage cut of 221a per cent in all the local woolen mills will g into effect next Mondy. Five of the six mills belong to the Hockanum company. The sixth is the Rock Manufacturing company.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
CRISIS IN ITALY.
D'Annunxio's Son in This Country
 Gets Message Prom Other Side.

stI~ NVN~HEt FFoH OtfNF Sfue'
 New York. Dec. 30.-Reports of an impending political crisis Italy as result of the cessation of military op- erations against Plume were received here today by Captain Hugo D'An- nunzio, son of Gabrielle D'Annunzio.
 The reports, which came from tho Human agency in Paris. indicated the fall of the Giolitti ministry was im- minent. with public opinion rising in support of the poet-commander.
 Captain DAnnunzio denied pub lished reports that his father had fled from Plume.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
MAKE LOWEST RETURNS.

Washington, Dec. 30.-Tax payers required to make inventories for 1920 returns may adopt the basis of cost or market, whichever is lower," under regulations issued today by the inter- nal revenue bureau.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
FIDEScE IN GOVT.

er. 30,-The chamber Of Sted confidence in the gov day t5t to b4 after q dis
 an interpolation regard lra Socialist congress.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
BRISTOL HOTEL RAIDED.

Bristol, Dec. 3o.-State oftireFs made a call at the Forest House kept by Joseph Rocco today. Shortly after Rocco paid a fine of $2o0 and costs for keeping liquor, imposed by Judge " I Malone,
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Deaths and Funerals
Constanta KocIo,yzski.

Constanta KogIowzsl<i. aged 2S years. of 66 John street. died this morning at the New Britain General hospital. of pneumonia. He leaves 2 wife and two children. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. and the burial will be in Fairview ccme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
.Algcrd Afika.auSlka~.

The funeral of Algcrd Mikalauskas will Inc held at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Andrews Lithuanian church. The burial will be in St. Mary's now cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
THREAT OF REyoLrrr1

Copenhagen, Dec. 30.-Thn| ken says that the Christiaw1 Gang reveals a sensatio n revolution in Norwx to the newspaper. th1 which. 1t says. in Moscow internAttor the uprising by sol
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
fErafiz GI.lef-iE

The funeral of Hrntis Sideris will be held at o'clock tomorrow afte~- noon at the Greek Orthodox church. The burial will be in Fairview ceme- tcry.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
HOTI1 CHANGES.

Ter William F. Delaney
 this afternoon that all out
 which has been closing at
 ck In the past will here at 0:d5, This action ia changes in tho railroad
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-14
,GLASt,, OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS


NJ When your kidneys hurt and YOUR
! ,ack feels sore, don't get scared Aud
/. proceed to load yoIr stomach with Aslot
of drugs that excite the kidneys and II.
ritates, the entire urinary tract; Keep
your kidneys clean like you keep y0ar
bowels clean, by flushing them with g.
mild, harmless suits which removes the
body's urinous waste and sntiniulate0
them to their normal activity. The
function of the kidneys Is TO- litter tbs
blood. In "a hours they strain from
it 500 grains of acid and waste, solve
can readily understand The vital .tm.
portance of keeping thcs kidneys active.
Drink lots of water. You can't drink
too much; also get from any plarmaetBt
about four ounces. of: ,Jad salts: take
a tablespoonful IN glass q water he.
fore breakfast each morning for few
days and yof1r kidneys will act sfins.
This Famous salts Is made from the
acid OF Grapes and lemon juice;r con.
bined With lithia, and has sbeen ubod
for gem ,rations to clean and stimulate
cloggef4 kidneys; also to nAutraA1e sth0
acids lin urine 50 1t no 1ongef "a
source of irritation. thus ending h6lad.
der weakness. ~ = =
| 4 Jad Salts is Inexpensive cannot, an
jnre; makes delightful eMetSeecenf
4 Gtl1ia water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep their
kidneys clean and active. Try thiassAs.
so keep up the water drinking, and no
doubt you will wonder what became Of
Your kidney trouble and backache.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-14
WALL LAKE ITEMS TIE
J: ! \ = \ + i i / + = +

After sending word they would be
here to begin meetings last Sunday in
the Methodist church, the evangelists
were forced. by the health of the moth
err of Miss Osborne, to again disappoint
the congregation. No further plans
have yet been made.
Rev. Nand Mrs. Hopkins went to
Arthur on Tuesday to attend the re.
vival meetings which are being held
there.
Rev. Carnahan was i'll last week but
was able To be out the last of the week.
3 Rev. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Johnson and G.. H. Young at.
tended the interchurch meeting at Sac
City last Thursday, representing the
Methodist chruch at this place. Mr..
and Mrs. Clauses, Joel Johnson and
Mines. McClurg and F. Gum and Miss
Alice Hopkins We're present from the
Presbyterian church. !,
The Methodist spring sale was well
attended last Saturday and most of the
articles We're sold at an early hour
played last week. The grammar
room boys met the boys of the same
grade from Lake View in the third
game of the series, winning it, thus
giving them two out of three. 5Eg
The Odebolt high school ball team
played our high school team here We'd,
nesday afternoon and defeated the
home team. The high school team
played Sac City at Sac City defeating
them on their home grounds. F.zE ~
Mrs. TheisSen, of Lake View, has
been staying at the Frank Wicker
home most of the past two weeks
with her daughter and the new grand
son. Fl v. i4 III. gt,.3 IA 5sft lax. q
Mrs. Anne Johnston was surprised
on Monday afternoon Of this week,
when some of her neighbors came in
with their suppers to remind her that
she had passed the S1st milestone in
life. The ages Of those present
ranged from IS to SO, the combined
ages of the fourteen present being
SAT years.
John Sievert went to Sioux City on
Sunday, where his daughter, Bessie,
is recovering from an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Dean went to
Ames last Thursday to visit with their
son, Leslie.
George Sievert has secured a posi-
ton in bank at Denison and Miss
Grace Cooley will take up part of the
work he has been doing at the Farm
er's Lumber Co., working out Of school
hours until vacation time.
Fred Young has position with the
branch house that Haley and Nealy
are opening at Carroll and will COM
mence work there on Monday of next
week. tH%at
Misses Eniline Dean and Lenore