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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-03

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near New Brunswick Ave; price only
s4.250.0O; $650.00 cash down; balance
terms. Nielsen. phone $50 w. open
evenings 176 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-03

HAVE $1,000 90 to 100000 TO invest
with services: partnership consider
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-03

FRESH Bread, Rolls, Biscuits. Buns, .
times daily: $50 A. NJ: $50 p. NJ. City
Bakery, Sc Smith Street.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
HARVARD PLAYER, HERO
 0F WAR GIVEN HONORS
BrOcker Awarded Phi Beta Kappa Key-Fought Ger
 mans and Also Yale.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 24.-The Phi Beta Kappa society of Harvard university put the hall mark of scholarship on a hero of the battle field and gridiron today when it elect ed to membership Wesley G. Brock CT of St. Paul, Minn. He is one of eight members of the junior class to be so honored and the only man ac- tive in athletics. Brocker won a scholarship which brought him to Harvard in 1916 and his powerful play as guard on his freshman eleven and successful pitching on the class baseball nine gained him distinction.
 After training at the first Platts- burg camp he went overseas with the First division and as reward for his exploits in several battles was made a captain. He was wounded at Sois- sons while lending his men in a charge, a machine gun bullet passing through both thighs. It appeared that his days in sports were done. But Brocker returned to college last fall reported for service with the foot ball squad, and beca me member of the varsity team of last year and of this fall. He was a second string man both seasons but was called into the game with Yale at guard and got his varsity letter.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS
 BRIGHTER, SAYS NOBLE
North & Judd President Optimistic, Despite Pres
 ent Curtailment.

At special meeting of stockhold- CTS of North and Judd Manufacturing company. held yesterday afternoon, 1t was unanimously voted to adopt the recommendation of the board of df- rectors to increase the capital stock from $2.000,O0O to $3,O0O,00 Of the S1.000,00 increase, $50O,0OO to be is- sued at once as a twenty-five per cent stock dividend and the remainder to be held in the treasury and issued for cash at par as the directors may determine.
 Commenting on the business situa- tion today, President H. C. Noble said:
 "Curtailment in all manufac curing departments during present unsettled trade conditions will be the policy fol- lowed by this company, there being apparently no other logical course to pursue.
 The executive officers, however, are optimistic and see no good reason why we should not, ere long. have a. gratifying period of business activity"
 From the foregoing statement, it is seen that one of the leading man. ufacturers of the city believes that the depression is temporary and that conditions will be righted in due time This view is shared by others whose faith in Americas future is unshaken and whose courage is high.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Former Sec.eta State Will On, Submit His P Separate Peace Wilson s Veto
Pennsylvania Legis| clines to COmmen
 Possible Appoint Harding's CabineI

Washington, Nov.
 Knox of Pennsylvania said he planned to re-introducd preaching session of congr1 olution to declare a state with Germany. This plan secretary of state said wo lowed despite the vero o1 resolution by President Vii
 Expects It Will IF,
 Senator Knox indicated expect passage of the res fore the special session ol next spring after President ing is inaugurated.
 Senator Knox who has tioned as possible secretal under MT. Harding said m authority to represent eiths or those of MT. Harding 2 had authority to represent views or those of MT. Hard nection with a cabinet apl
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
JIM VAUGHN, CHICAGO
 SLAB ARTIST, STABBED
His Father-in-Law, fingered Over Divorce, Takes Law
 Into His Own Hands.

Kenosha. Wis. Nov. 24.-Jim Hip DO" Vaughn. a pitcher for the Chi cago Cubs was stabbed by his father in-law at midnight last night during an argument at the Vaughn home.
 The quarrel resulted over divorce proceedings being instituted against Vaughn by his wife.
 The divorce hearing was set for yesterday but in the meantime Vaughn and his wife effected a re- conciliation.
 As Vaughn was returning to his home he was met on the street by his father-in-iaw. Harry De Bolt, and m argument followed. De Bolt, ac- cording to the police slashed at the big pitcher with razor. cutting through his overcoat and infiicting a slight wound in the abdomen. The wound is not serious. Vaughn prob ably will be able to leave the hospital within a few days.
 After the stabbing, Dc Bolt fled and has not been captured.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
WANT REVOLT HERE
Russian Soviets Predict 5,OOO, 900 Un- employed By Jan. 1-Tryins to Bring About Armed Revolution.


 Washington, Nov. 24-Russian so- viet authorities estimate that the un- employed in this country will number 5.00O,0 by the end of the year and two representatives of the Third in ternationale have been sent to organ ize soviets here. according to official advices from Moscow.
 The representatives of the Third in ternationale plan to arrive in the United States in December, it was said, and propose to form committees of the unemployed in cooperation with the communist party establish ing soviets of each trade. Their mis- sion, the advices stated, is to unite the revolutionary movement in Am erica into one big body to bring about an armed revolution. While govern ment officials discounted the interna- tionale's estimate of the unemploy- ment in this country every precaution is being taken to keep the soviet or ganizers from entering the United States.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
New York Headquarters of Near East Relief Re. ceives This Information From American Dele gate at Geneva.
Council Votes to Have Sec
 retary Send nelegrams to Various Powers Relative
 to Problem.

New York. Nov. 2t.-The Assem bly of the league of nations meeting in Geneva has sont a communication regarding American cooperation m Armenian affairs to President Wilson, according to a cable message received at the Near Fast Relief headquarters here today.
 The message was from Walter George Smith of Philadelphia one of the American delegates to the inter- national Armenian conference which also has been in session in the Swiss city. He said the communication to the president was decided upon at yesterdays meeting of the assembly,.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
INQUIRY CONTIEl
Coroner Mix Continues Imvl to Determine Cause of MI
 Allingham's Strange Deal

New Haven, Nov. 24.-CoI took up again today the in the death of Frances Alingl teriously lying across the
 in Winthrop avenue Saturd when a one-man trolley cd add killed her. Henry Ba Fred c. O'Brien of WallinI held in the case.
 The feature of the inquiry| neither man knew the woma| of the automobile in which, riding after leaving a saloonl time. Unfamiliar with str Evergreen cemetery Banne aimslessly about for some ii O'Brien, according to his $ was in the back seat in a stu latter says he has no idea how the woman left the car.1 claims that after the woman l ed he drove about trying to
 Coroner Mix has sealed the effects. in order to protect tn who live elsewhere.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
19.7t4 SCHOOL CHILDREN

Report of Census EnumeratOr Shows
 16,O26 Children in the City Between
 the Ages of f and 16 Years.
 Interesting figures are contained in the report of the school census emu merator for the year 1920-1921, copies of which were issued today from the office of School Superintendent Stan ley H. Holmes. There are at pres ent 13,714 children attending school of which 9,716 are in the public schools and 3,99S in private schools. In addition, there are 2,313 children between the ages of four and 6 years who attend no school at all, bringing the total number of children in the city between the ages of four and 16 to 16.027.
 Of the number not attending school 1,136 are under the age of five years; 499 between the ages of five and seven years; 39 between the ages of seven and 14; 639 between the ages of 14 and 16. Of those who do not attend school, 55S have employment, eight are cripples, seven are deaf and dumb and six are imbeciles.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
EMPL0YES GF FORD MOTOR COMPANY WILL
 BE GIVEN $7,o00,000 IN BONUSES JAN. 1 Workers Also Notified of Extra Per Cent Dividend on Investment Certificates For Past Six Months in
 Addition to Regular Per Cent

Detroit, Nov. 24.-Bonus checks aggregating more than s7.oo0,ooo for employees of the Ford Motor Co. are now being written and their distri- button will start January 1 next, ac- cording to announcement this morn ing by Edsel Ford, president of the Ford Motor Co.
 Mir. Ford also announced a forth coming extra three per cent for the six months ending December 31 on Ford investment certificates held by
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
McCormick Reported AS
 Harding Man At Geneva

Paris. Nov. 24.-United States Sen ator Medill Mccormick Of Illinois who sailed yesterday from New York for Europe is crossing the Atlantic to lay Senator Harding's personal views on the league of nations before gov ernmentnl chiefs, says a report from Geneva to the Echo de Paris. The dispatch states that the object of Senator McCormick's trip to Europe was discussed by delegates to the as- sembiy of the league of nations at Geneva yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
GOOD SAMARITAl
Wealthy New York Woman to Less Fortunate Sister,
 With Argument.

New Castle, Ind. Nov. q Edith Dankins Crane, a widow city will receive $500 in quar- lotments from a wealthy Ne woman because she wrote theA letter taking her to task for ported expenditure of S25, ,o00l funeral of a pet dog.
 Mrs. Crane said she needed to complete her business ed and the New York woman denying the funeral expenditJ after investigation decided to | Crane in her endeavor.
 Mrs. Crane has entered a college at Muncie.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Prefers to Support Wife
 To Going to Prison

Meriden. Nov. 2t.--Ralph w. LPaimer. formerly Q local electrical lcontractor. who was located by his wife in ,st. Louis, Mo. through n letter Nh code thnt he sent to Merlden Friend. was given the alternative by
 police Judge T. P. Dunne today of
 sorvinR SO days in Jail or furnishing h $500 bond to pay his family s15 a
 week and also of repaying t2oo to Ahe state Rs costs of his arrest. He
 Ehose the latter courre. Tho arrest
 was made by the state police.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

employees of the company. This MT. Ford said is in addition to the guar anteed per cent.
 MT. Ford's statement was made, it was announced to correct what he said was an erroneous report of tes- timony by S. $. Marquis, director of the Ford educational department be- fore Judge Alschuler in Chicago yes- terday to the effect that the recent reductions in the price of Ford cars had resulted in the bonus to em- ployes being practically cut off
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
VIII Send TcIcRrnms

Geneva, Nov. 24.-(By the ASsociat- cd Preas) --Action in conformity with the resolution of Armenian interven- ton recently passed by the assem bly af the league of nations was taken today by the council of the league.
 . The council decided to ask the gem ern secretary of tho league to pre- parc and submit n telegram to the powers in pursuance of the resolution of tho assembly that government willing to undertake mediation be- tween MuAtapha Renal Pn~N-, the Nationaiist leader and the Armcnians be sought. a s..
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
COP CATCHES ROBBERS
Norwood, Mass, Patrolman Succeeds In Getting Two Men Who Were About to Loot Postomcc.

Norwood. Mass, Nov. 24.-A police man on rounds early today surprised a man in a window Of the postoffice and another on guard at a corner wetIfng who are wanted at Newport, his revolver and brought the man at the window down and found he had in custody John Richards and Edward westling who are wanted at Newport, k. l.. and at Quincey on charges of burglary.
 Another patrolmah brought in FL mer J. Peterson and Alexander AIakie who were in an automobile drawn up at the curb near the post office. They were said to be members of the band wanted By the Quincy and Newport police. In the machine were found goods stolen from both places.
 Richards and wesling were ar Talgred on charges of attempting to break into the postoffice with intent to rob and the other men with being ac- compliccs.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
RELICS DESTROYED
Also Manuscripts of Henry Ward
 Beecher Lost in Plymouth Church.

<hh'o ~NAe&s'ss>AiptS Sf Naru
 Beecher Lost in Plymouth Church.
 Brooklyn Fire Early Today.
 New York, Nov. 24-Priceless man. uscripts and relics written and col lected by Henry Ward Beechcr. in cluding many sermons in his own handwriting, were consumed by a fire early today that destroyed the Sunday school building adjoining tho historic Plymouth church, Brooklyn. where the famous pulpit orator was pastor for many years. The old church edifice itself, erected is 1S49 narrowly escaped destruction.
 The Sunday school structure house the church's library which contained the original drafts of the fiery ser mons delivered by pr. Beecher be- tween 1S47 and 1865 az we'll as nu. merous Civil war relics collected by him and all of them had been burned before the fire was discovered.
 Tn their efforts to save the main edifice the firemen had to break ten memorial stained glass windows The streams of water sprayed freely to prevent the flames from envelopfng the building caused great damage to
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
STATE HAS RECORD FOR WOMEN ELECTED Five of Fair Sex Will Have Places
 in Conn. Legislature
 KANSAS IN SECOND PLACE
In All, Thirty Women Have Places in
 Hampshire and Utah Have Three Each n4id New Jersey and Okla Two

FIartford, Nov. 24.-Connecticut leads the nation in the number of women elected to state legislatures with five, according to list compiled by the National American Woman Suffrage association and given out to- day at the headquarters of the Con- necticut Woman Suffrage association. Kansas is second with four women legislators and California, where wom- en have voted for many years, has elected only three.
 Other State Records.
 Of the Connecticut women who won seats in the house of representatives three are republicans, one a democrat and the fifth ran on both tickets. Thirty women are to have places in the legislatures of other states. The others besides these named are: Ida ho 1. Indiana 1, Michigan |, Montana l, Nevada 1, New Hampshire 3, New Jersey 2. New York 1, Oklahoma 2, Oregon 1, Utah 3, and Vermont 1.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
COnstantine's Brothers
 Have Reached A

Athens, Nov. 24. IBy AssxI Press) Andrews and opher, brothers Of cS-king Cd tine of Greece. arrived in Aihel afternoon. The princes were e by large and enthusiastic croy the palace from the dock aS their steamer arrived from Italy
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Ward Accidentally Shot
 While Returning Home

l.. A. Ward, at one timo connected with the Spring and Buckley com = pany in this city. now in the electrical @contracting business in Eaugatuck, was accidentally shot Sunday in Forest vile, but is now resting comfortably. MT. Ward was returning Co his home in his car when the bullet, coming from some unknown direction, struck him.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Dinner
 And For Only 10 Gents

Macon. Ga, Nov. 24.-Thnnksgiving |in1er complete for 10 cents is offered Pf tomorrow by Mrs. 1T. D. Arthur. eykn rdess of the Macon Telephone
 Nhange. to the systems employees. hrs Arthur said today she expected least ''to break even" on the dinner lad announced her menu of unlimited
 prtions would consist of baked goose
 70 csanbsrry sauce. oyster dressing.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
SOLD BOOZE, IS CHAREI

Torrington. Nov. 2a. - M Strauo was arrested today by cal police on a charge of Il whiskcy illegally, The alleged
 the complaint says. was mad October 16 The police had ae action in anticipation of mal<t raid when alleged patrons wor the premises.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
COMPENSATION AWARDED
Man Injured at flanders Plant Will Draw Benefits For 5. Weeks
 Award Prescribed Totals sIOf5.s7.

Joseph 2. kopoll who was accident ly injured oA >ne celluloid department of Landers Frary & Clark's factory some time ago has been awarded compensation to the amount of s1Ol5.s7 by Compensation Commits sioner George R. Chandler. The case was presented before the compission- CT october by Lawyer David l.. Nair of this city. Lawyer ". J. Warden represented the factory.
 Tn the finding of the compensation ~court 1t Is prescribed that the petition CT has suffered one-third loss of the use of, his left ear; one-sixth loss of the use of his right ear;. 10 per cent. loss of both his hands, and that he is entitled to benefits extending over a period of g and one-fifth weeks. amounting to sl015.S7.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
LEGION MAKES PROTEST
New Mexican War VctesAns Complain Because Governor Has Pardoned 17 of Villa MurdererS.

Albuquerque, N. M. Nov 24.- Hugh Carlisle Post of tne American Legion last night adopted resolutions protesting against the aesion of Gov ernor O. A. Larrazolo in pardonfng yesterday IT Villistas ire mthe state penitentiary at Santa Fe. where they were serving sentences for murder in connection with Villas raiG on Colum- bus, N. M., March 6, 1e16-
 The resolutions brand thu pardon as ''an insult to every seidier who ever wore a uniform in organized warfare"
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Harding is Expected to
 Stop Off At Vera Cruz

MeNico City, Nov. 24.-President- elect Harding will stop at Vera Cruz en route to the United States from Panama unless unforeseen clrcum- stances prevent. said a statement is- sued at the Mexican foreign office last night. The statement added that as- surance had been given that Senator Fall of New Mexico would probably arrive here next Monday to attend the
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
HURT BY AUT6.

Stamford, Nov. 24.--Liss Susan Shadbolt, who was a stenographer for the late Samuel $. Fessenden is in the hospital today seriously hurt from having been struck by an automobile last night while crossing Broad street The machine waS owned by Howard Russell and driven by Rus sell Gladwyn.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Gov-Elecf Lake to Don
 Football NOgs Tomorrow

Hartford, Nov. 24.-Governor-e elect Everett J. Lake of this city will get into football again for a few minutes Thanksgiving Day afternoon. He has agreed to kick off in the game be- tween the Rambiers and Tigers of this city-always a fierce contest Mir Lake was an all-Amcrican selection in his football days at Harvard 30 years ago.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
HE VAS A llAAy, BUI~.;.
Denf and Dumb Packer in New York Department store Steals Furs Worth s25,oO0

New York, Nov. 24.-Thefts total Ing s2b,0O0 and ranging from fur coats to Ice boxes were confessed by deaf and dumb department. store packer with novel method of ship ping hts tag substitution the police announced today.
 Max Ncufeld, now held in sI0,O00 'oal for tho grand jury. was said to have made the confession His sys- tem wns alleged to have included tho buying or a cheap but bulky object TOT himself and pack it for shipment 70 some one who had purchased what ne intended to steal. Then, substitute Ing the valuable goods for hts own. he would walk out of the store with the stolen bundle. which was checked as his. the police said.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
WOMAN SELEgTyIAN.

New Haven, Nov. 24.,Rhis city will have selectman who h a woman. Mrs. Clara T Clancy, widow of James T. Clancy who died a few days ago. has been appointed seiectman to succeed her husband, by Mayor Fitz- Gerald.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
"CAPTURE" GERMAN GUN

Ex-SerVlce Men in Wisconsin Take
 Cannon From Storehouse and Set
 it up in Park.
 Sheboygan, Wis, Nov. 24.-Led by band and a contigent of former service men citizens last night hauled a caputured German siege gun from a store house where 1t was consigned by the majority vote of the nine socialist aldermen and mounted it in the municipal park.
 The socialist aldermen were forced to watch the procession pass the city hall where they were in session. The former service men carried a casket labelled the nine votes," and burned an effigy of Councilman Nenze, who, it was said, led the council in its ac- tion.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
FOIL W. T.. ATrlcarr.

Miami. Fla. Nov. 2A,---What described as an at1"mp1 by Western Union Telegraph co, to meet it's cables from Barhadoes cable from Miami a tho west ef the causeway here today was Sto by an armed force from the U States submarine chaser ] 54.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
PRESIDENT WRECKS BANK


 dent With Officials Disappearance
 Causes Bank to Close Doors.
 Belfast, N. Y. Nov. 24.-Failure of the Rushford bank at Rushford, N. Y. was announced this morning as the result of the alleged footing of its funds by Carl Howden who is alleged to have fled Sunday with $60,O00 of the state bank of Fillmore of which he had been president for many years. Failure of the bank at Rushford involves a loss of about SS0,000. The Rushford bank was a. privately owned institution. The state bank of Fillmore will be able to survive its difficulties, it was declared this morning. The bank was re-opened today.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
NO "KICK" IN ING KA pY"
eo,ooo Quarts, Too Unpalatable An Intoxicant for Whites-Chinese Use It As Cold Cure,

San Francisco. Nov. 24.-"Ng Ka Ply" 60,000 quarts of it, was declared too unpalatable an intoxicant for any white man, and admitted as a medi- cine for Chinese here by governm ment order and Chinatown was resultantly happy today.
 The shipment had been held up for several weeks on suspicion that it vio- lated the 18th amendment until an, official ruling could be obtained from Washington.
 "Ng Ka Py' is cold cure medicine said to be popular among Chinese. It is credited with wonderful cures among them for ailments ranging from sore throat to the blues
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
Columbia Graphophonc Company to Cut waecs-Fisk Rubber Company
 Going on Reduced Time.

\ Bridgeport. Nov~ 2i.-The Colum-
 bia Graphophone Co. today made an-
 noupcement of ten per cent reduc-
 lion in wages of all it's employees. in- ltluding, salaried officials. Six thou mnd employees arc affected The plant rloses tonight until December i.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

Springfield. Mass. Nov. 2t.-Begin- ping tonight the plant of the Fisk Rubber Co. in Chicopee Falls will re- luce its working schedule from five so three days Q week, The plant now Employs about f.s00 hands and the fcduction is made, 1t Is announced, )lo provide work for as many employees ha possible. Tho move follows the precedent established by large con- rerns elsewhere. an official said.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

ARREST MURDER SUSPECTS Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 24.--Pf
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
MARRY OUT OF TOWN
Returned Certificates at Town Clerks Office Show Several Residents Wed In Other Cities.

Returns have been received at the office of the city clerk on the follow ing out-of-town marriages:
 Ralph K. Macdonald of this city, and Miss Elsie M. Broadway of New Haven, married in New Haven by G. L. Bradley, justice of the peace, Oc- tober 21; Charles O. Connors and Rose Tomscheck, both of this city, married in Danbury by Rev. A. C. Coburn, Oc- tober g, James F. Ryan of Hartford and Laura O'Neil of this city. married in Hartford by Abraham Katz, justice of the peace; Meyer Wellens of this