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New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
PLANHZLLE NEWS
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may correspond with the local com mittee regarding the progress of the drives. Complete plans of the drive will be published later.
 Town Gossip
 Sergeant Nelson F.. Morgan. of coast Artillery. stationed at Fortress Monroe. Is spending u ten day fur tough at his home on 90 Maple street.
 William McCabe is visiting friends in town. Mir. Mccabe has been sta toned in Germany for the past one and one half years. with the army of occupation.
 Vernon Baker has gone to Lynn, Mass. over the holiday vacation.
 The members Of the Red Cross branch will hold q regular meeting Monday evening of next week at the Visiting Nurses rooms on Whiting street.
 James Graham has accepted d posi- tion with tho Scoville manufacturing company nt Waterbury.
 Bertrand Lindsay has gone to Worcester. Mass, for a short visit.
 The Misses Anna and Veronica shubcrt. are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Harry Cook, at Norfolf, Conn.
 Al Bordcaux's barber shop will be open unfil 10 o'clock this evening. and until noon tomorrow morning. Clifford Farrar. who has been visit ing relatives in Pittsheld. Mass, is expected home Sunday.
 Mrs. Fannie Shepherd of Chicago is visiting her sister Mrs. Mary Covert pr Washington street.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
B BROKE FAST |YHISACTRESS
h. m, Married io.so lVeS Him Immediately

December 90. was a ono in the life of Miss hm. a pretty llttlo vaudc-
 who Is appearing at the ter. in an act known aa brown. Several things hap kene in n very short space |z her wedding at 10:30
 her separation from her minutes later. to board q aw britain. the Hardware world.
 barn. yesterday morning In
 Brooklyn. N. N.. became
 Frank Masters. n Nuude-
 who la known for his |nK with VI. quinn. Having .foue uppotntmont m thia |srnhnm fpund it necessary her honeymoon. and also
 hubby. IL wna by mutual Never. After Inc couple d Ycs to the seG oral uues- officiating clergyman yes- brihe immediately loft her M rushed t0 tho Grand lion where she boarded n V city at noon, Sha arrived
 o'clock. and was appear N partner nt 3sao o'clock.
 considerable to do with |e naming pf n newly botns n divorce.
 ns n whole Miss Brnham, ters, In years to come can t tho second last day or 0, md pfoclam 1t ono of in hcr hre.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31

January Victor records at Morans'. --advt
 Solomon sheinman sold today through tho Camp Real Estate Co. a ono family house on Whiting street. Painvills to Mrs. Bessie Sneidemann.
 sl.5o ties s5c--wilson's-advt.
 Have your battery charged or re- paired at testers. Is3 Arch street. -advt.
 A complaint was registered with the police yesterday afternoon about coasting on Griswold street. Motor cycle Officer William Hayes was sent street hill is prohibited on account of the danger due to intersectlng streets.
 Let us store your battery for you this winter. reasonable rates. Simmons storage Battery company. Phone 2245.--advt.
 Special Victor reSord. "Margie." :" Oct it at c. L. Pierce co.--Advt.
 Dance the old Year out and New Year In at the Firemen's ball, Bar dcck's.--advt.
 Removal sale at Bessc-Leiand's --advt
 Trunks and bags half price-wn- son's.-advt.
 A daughter was born today at tho New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Jules Bebillard of 110 Camp street. and daughter was born at the same institution today to MT. and Mrs. Elmer Pape of Maple HilI.
 Jolly Three dance, Saturday night advt.
 Edward Farber was notified to be in police court tomorrow morning to answer charge of using dealer markers for commercial purposes on his automobile. and Nick PugIise was notified to be in court for parking his car in the restricted district on Commercial street today by Omcer Thomas Feeney.
 s5 Flannel Shirts s1.s5-wilson's s. --adVt
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
IT ACCEPT CUT

loves or Pullman Com hsc to Agree to 20 Per bction IA Recommended. bee. a1.-tfnion employees han Company will not Proposed cut in wages up Int. which the employees &lationa committee pro- IdinR to Harry smith. Arman of the Pullman Intion of labor
 said delegates represent
 per cent of the a'ooo the Pullman plant |nously last night not to
 Tn wages.
 arc now receiving wages
 If tho scale awarded by
 labor board on October kmith said. "If the in- lions committee received krom the company as to it's. tho men themselves knn n chance to vote on
 anything tho council Inc was without the con-
 workmen and we are
 stand for any cut Tn
 due application and Ire the railroad labor
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
COX IN HERO ROLE.
Lieutenant Governor of Mass. Stops
 Runaway Horses-Saves Lives.

Boston, Dec. 31.-Lieutenant-go ernor Charming H. Cox, governor elect. stopped a pair of runaway horses today a short distance from a group of children. who stood terror stricken in their path. He was motor ing to the state house through the Fenway when he saw the horses break away and bear down on the children. By-standers said he jump ed to the ground, raced with the ami mals and leaped to the bridle of the nearest horse. His aim and grasp were sure and in a moment be had brought the frightened animals to a Nandstill. To a traffic policeman and others who congratulated him the governor-elect said the incident was nothing at all, only the thing that was needed"
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
ITALIAN ANARCHISTS =
 WERE TO ATTACK ARMY
OContinued from, First Page.)

Italy, relieved from the incnmbttsso o1 an impossible situation to settle dow1 to the work of reconstruction. ~
 Industry Speeding.
 In all branches of industry a grad uSl speeding up is evident and it believed pSeduction wll be augmente ed' which iil result in increasing e ports aIds decreasing imports. Tn, would go a long way toward correcfi ing the existing situation one of the chief causes of the high cost of ltHanE and the present unrest. #
 The faint possibility of a revolu- tion has been dispelled by the sradfaI awakening of the consftutionalists who are burying all party feeling ii, order to fight the common foe-Maxi- milist Socialism and communism
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
TOO MUCH MOTHER-IN-LAW
So Northampton Man Adopts Novel
 Method of Trying To Kill Her.

Northampton, Mass, Dec 31.-- Harold A. Lewis, aged 24, who last night fired shots froma pistol at his motherin-law Mrs Blanche Craft of Island Falls. Maine. three of which took effect, pleaded not guilty to Q charge of murderous assault in court today. Mrs. Craft is expected tc re- cover.
 The young man told the police he was driven to desperation by the nag ging of Mrs. Craft who had urged his wife to leave him and return to Maine.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
M'MAHON SPEAKS ON
 SCHOOL HEARING
Taxpayers Spokesman Declares That Deficits in Departments Gould
 Have Been Avoided

Have Been Avoided p S. McMahon of the Taxpayers association stated today that the school board expenses had reached an amount which was far above what the association had allowed the au- thorities. What he particularly objected to was an item of 3,480 for rewriting the Grammar school which. he said, could have been patched up and done later when costs will be lower.
 The board does not make any great effort to keep within its appropriated amount and the extra tax that will be levied for this reason will not be received with favor was the burden of the speakers remarks. The estimated ~2spense for the entire year is $734.- .ySS.42 of which there has been ex- pended $515, 5,64S.36 according to the figures submitted. There is a balance on hand of s172, 2,092.09. The estimated deficit without the wiring charge is $75,223.62 and with the wiring $7s.- 703.62. The larger deficits are in tuition. through the State Board of Education, s16,752.42, repairs, $11,- 300.00 deficit and fuel, which is $16,- 500 short of requirements.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
CHURCH ACTIVITIES l,
The New Year Will Be Ushered in ..t Many of the Local Churches W ,,h ApprODriate Exercises A

MdHy OI CIle LOCAl NnUr1n6S M II
 Appropriate Exercises.
 Watch night services will be h. < this evening at 9 o'clock in the Me etl odist church. Preceding the 50 ia hour there will be singing and sier eopticon pictures Later in the eve ming the home department will ser. refreshments. From Il until o'clock prayer and. testimonial SC v ices will be held, in charge Of 5 Tuesday night class.
 At the South Congregational chnre, watch night services will be held ,e ginning at 11:15 o'clock. A qua. 4 will render Dudley Bucks we'll knt "Song of the Night" g
 Watch night services will be r at the Peoples Church of Christ g o'clock. There will be two servt .. Qne from 9sto 10 and the gotherad 10 to II. The. latter will be an hl S 6f fei1owshir!f ~fa , At the Swedish Lutheran chur ! the Luther league will be in cha of the exercises. EA
 The Boy Scout troop of the C. ter Congregational church will m this evening at 7:30 o'clock asSr the Boy Scout troop of the First B; tist church.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
JAIL FOR GEN. HARRIS

Adjutant General of United States
 Army Sentenced to 10 Days for
 Contempt. /.
 Washington. Dec. 31.-Maj. Gen. Peter c. Harris, adjutant general of the army, was sentenced today to ten days in jail by Justice Siddons, of the District of Columbia supreme court for contempt.
 General Harris was adjudged in contempt because of his refusal to obey an order of Justice Siddons to exhibit an affidavit filed in the war de- partment under the selective service act. The general noted an appeal and was saved from going to jail by a pro- vision of law allowing government officials when sued cfncially to prose cute appeals without the formality oi a bond.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
New Rainfall Record
 Reported At Hartford

Hartford. Conn. Dec. 31.-Accord- ing 10 figures prepared by the Hart ford water department the year 1920 has shown the heaviest precipitation In this section in at least fifty years in connection with Hartford reser- voirs. The measurement Is 56.95 inches. The water department has It's record for fifty years and this beats them all. The next heaviest was in 1901 with 56.35 inchest.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
AIgerd Mikalauskas.

The funeral of A1gerd Mikalauskas was held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Andrews Lithuanian church. Rev. Edward V. Grikis was the celebrant of a requiem high mass: Rev. J. Leo Sullivan was deacon. and Rev. Thomas Laden was sub-deacon. Tho pal bearers were Charles Vidutis, Al gerd Giddicks, Joseph Zaskas and Charles Baker. Tho flower bearers were. Vito Mikalauka, Anthony, Vii dutis, Joseph BDkus and Anthony kondrat, of New York. The burial was in St. Mary'J new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Veto On War Finance
 Corporation Expected

Washington, Dec. 9.-The resolution to revive the War Finance Corpora ton as a means of aiding the farmers was returned to President Wilson to- day by Secretary Houston, to whom it was referred for a report. MT. Hous- ton has opposed reviving the corpor- ation and President Wilson is expect ed to follow his recommendation and veto the measure.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Six Overcome By Gas
 From Leak iE1

/ Boston, Dec. 31.-Gas,
 from a street main, enter family tenement house on
 street in the Roxbury district the night and early today sly sons were prostrated and a sd others affected by the fumes. were so i'll that they were tai a hospital. They were said to the way to recovery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
Statement of Years Business Made
 By 5 of New York's Banks.

New York, Dec. 31.-The New York Clearing House association, which comprises 53 of the largest bank and trust companies of this city. these in turn having worldwide ramifications, reported record operations for the calendar year
 Exchanges amounted to the colos-s sal total of s243,135, ,013,364 againr $235, 5,s02.6 .634,ss7 in 1919 r 633.24S.Is2 in 1918. "
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
|G GAZETTE SOLD
lfenrnn Purchases Entire Ncwpapcr--Proposc to Ifh Editions In Evening.

Mass, Doc. a1.--Ar- we're completed today by korceater Telegram pur- |tire stock of the Evening will consolidate tho two Inc Gnzotte aH ita evening Rooth has been editor NJ of tho Gazette since which time the paper
 rom approximately 5000 N between 3b,00O and Theodore T. Ellis. who
 W Telegram about n year |nne control of tho Ga- hW.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
MILLION IN TAXES
Collector Loomis' Report For CaI- endar Year Shows Big Increase Over Last Years Collections.

Tax Collector Bernadotte Loomis' receipts for the calendar year show a total of s1,471,491.16, which is ap- proximately s30O.0o0 more than that of last year. On the current tax there is still se7,S56.36 due while all old taxes. exclusive of this years, are s2S,425.s5.
 City tax collected was s1, 40, ,055; sewer tax, $17.o10.24: street improve ments. s3,5s9.5S: street sprinkling, s10S5334
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
HITE SOX PLAYERS
rirt Attorney VIII Seek fr Them on Conspiracy Hs~uff of Expose.

Sec. 3t.Tho charge un- t Is hoped to extradito ball players. indicted on |hrowing games in 1919 l is conspiracy, according |nent today from the |sy'a office. Conspiracy Is n |n nxtradItnble offcnse.
 ca Mcdonald. 1t was an-
 drawn tho assignment
 d White aox players and ttad with tho baseball eN- . .intlmated that attorneys tho defense will ask q
 knn6 because of Judge
 ctIvAy during the grand ktion.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Mabel Irene Iiudyigson.

The funeral of Miss Mabel Irene Ludvigson was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at her late home 40 New ington road. Rev. J. F.. Klingberg of- ficiated at the service. The burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Willard c. ROden.

The funeral of Willard G. Roden was held this afternoon. with Rev. s: G. Ohman officiating. The pail bearers were Axel Roden. Allen Avery, William Skeene and Norvin Steele Interment was in Fairview cemetery. ! @
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
PHI SIGMA DANCE TONIGHT.

PHl SIGMA DANCE IONlGHI.
 The. Phi Sigma sorority will ho, their annual dance this evening { ] the Y. w. c. A. which was not he last night as was previously d nounced. The hall has been apprty priately decorated for the occasiol in the sorority colors and groun, pine. On the stroke of twelve, moonlight dance will be played apl confetti and streamers will be throv over the dancers to usher in the yea of 1921.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
"A Measles Cases Here
 In the Past Two Weeks

Since the first outbreak of measles two weeks ago, "A cases have been brought to the attention of the health authorities. The disease, although it has assufed the proportions ofan epi- demic. is not as prevalent as it was two years ago. The number reported saIs for ,ss ssas s0.,rs ,s sarssaf fe1f
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Costanta KOgIOwzSki.

The funeral of Costanta Koglowzski was held this morning from the Rus sian Orthodox church on Washington street. Tho burial was in Fairview cemetedy.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
MUST HAVE 1921 MARKERS
Automobile Commissioner StOecl Says That No Extension Of Tim Will bc Granted. ts@t

Automobile Commissioner Robbin Stoeckel. today notified Chief Willie x Rawlings of the police department that no extention of time will be a ! lowed for the using of 1920 markef on automobiles. By this edict it " ! be necessary for all cars appeariIi. on the streets tomorrow to bear
 1921 marker. .... H
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Henry Sullivan.

The funeral of Henry Sullivan will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at St. Joseph's church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Confiscated Liquor to
 Be Used By AutOmOh

Ware, Mass, Dec. 31 1.@ orders to destroy seized liquors been interpreted in, a utilit1riang g by officers here. he radiakprs sn ss''ss s;ssssl ssI
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Centennial Lodge. A. =. & AM issued today the following cnr~ for the months of January2 ruary: Wednesday. Januu Mark Master degree. ms. Entered. Appra0 rnnry .. Entered February fs, February. ss. .sri
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
ACCUSED IS DISMISSED.
Man Charged With Robbing Murray
 Hill Hotel Is Not Guilty.

New York. Dec. 31.-August F. Id- Ter, who was arrested last Saturday on suspicion that he burglarized the Apartment of MT. and Mrs. Robert r7sGrrnskauns ox Inc Murrav Hill 1otn7
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
HratiJ SdcriS.

Tho funeral of Hratis Sideris wa held this afternoon at the Greek Or thodox church. The burial was il Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Dennis MOrrfn.

The funeral of Dennis 'Morrin was held at g o'clock this morning at St. Marys church. A so1em requiem high mass was conducted by Rev. John T. Winters. Rev. William Krause, was deacon, and Rev. Walter McCrann, was subdeacon. During the mass, Mrs. Mary T. Crean sanE, and as the body was being taken from the church she rendered. Lead Kindly Light" The pail bearers were, James. Joseph and William Dooley, Michael Kiniry, Michael McMahon and M. Saunders. The flower bearers were, John J. Kiniry and James P. Kiniry. The com initial service at the grave in St. Mary's new cemetery was conducted by Rev. Walter McCrann.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Henry lAIlard.

Mrs. Leonie Allard, wife of Henry Allard of 14 Orange street, died last night at her home. She was 53 years old. Besides her husband, she leaves four daughters, Mrs. Bernadotte Stokes, of Bristol: Mrs. Leoni Gaudette Miss Emily Allard and Miss Alma Allard. The funeral will be held at g o'clock Monday morning at St. Peters church. The burial will be in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
IN DAY
ht Army Avtntor Will 1o--Pinn Route From |f.MIifornia.

Dec. 1i.--Army avi- xe n double attempt to United States from Flor rnia in A single day on tt was announced today department. One plane utenant Alexander Pear a Jacksonville. Florida.
 ,. California. and anoth-
 pilot of which has not Eon, will leave San Diego N iH 2.o7g miles. Tho fi.f-
 ptupn nt Houston and
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Old Govt. Restored,

Triest, Dec. 30.-Esrabiishment O the old national council of Plume a a provisional government over th city was announced there tonight.
 All terms laid down. by Genera Caviglia have been accepted. IT es terms include the release of legio aries from their oaths of allegiance the regency of Quarnero;" abandon ment of the Islands of Arbe and v~S lia, restoration of all prisoners m. by the legionaries, and the surrent of all arms and munitions approp, | ated from the Italian army, and tn all legionaries not natives of Flu should leave within five days.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
Bombs Arc Thrown,

Gabrilina d'Annunzio. son of |. poet soldier, arrived at Abbazia to but was refused permission to proce, to Plume to see his father. Seysss bombs were thrown into posit held by regular soldiers in Fiume4 night.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
UNABLE TO SECURE
 NURSE, WOMAN DIES
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Dr. Harris Statement.

dence. Rev. Dr. c. w. c. Hill will of ficiate.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-31
CITY ITEMS

January Victor records at Morans'
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

He drew an anoiogy between their Ideals
and those Of the Socialist party, which, he
declared. were identical.
There are 1900 voters In my district" :"
he said, 'who arc being taxed and who
have no representation in the Assembly"
Mr. de Witt said he was optimistic over
the outcome. calling attention TO the storm
Of protest the Asseinblys action has pro-
vollcd. 1T is a sign that liberty and JUS
ice is not dead" he said.
Inspector Cornelius f. Cahalane, of the
Sixth District. was in command of the
police arrangements. Thirty uniformed
policemen were scattered around the circle.
while dozen detectives mingled with the
crowds There were Police Department
stenographers at each meeting making
notes OF the Assemblymen remarks.
Money Freely Given.
During the meetings youth ascending
the large stand at the northeast corner
and called for contributions to the AS
scmblymens defence fund. A policeman
advised him it was unlawful to collect
money in public without permit. where
upon he desisted, but the crowd insisted
upon hurting bills into the basket which
had been placed in front of the rostrunl.
Just how much money was collected could
not be ascertained.
! While the meetings were in progress In
Harlem, Agernon Lee. formerly Alderman
and member OF the State Executive Com
mittee OF the Socialist party, issued a
statement at the Rand School, No. East
Fifteenth street, in reply 10 Senator Lusk
denial of the Assemblymen's charges. In
behalf of the expelled men, The state
ment characterized the Senator'S reply as
"evasive, non-committal and contra
dictory,"
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
SENATE PASSES NEW MEASURE
WITH SEVERE PENALTIES FOR
SEDITION BY A BIG MAJORITY

this section shall. upon filing bond to
cover costs, be entitled to a hearing be-
fore Judge of the federal court of tho
district or circuit In which the party ag-
srieved resides. The court shall have
power during the pendancy OF the pro-
'eedlngs In court TO suspend the order OF
.he Postmaster General: provided fur
ther. that no such court proceedings shall
bar or interfere with any criminal persc-
cution under the terms of this act
Section Four.-That is shall be unlaw-
full to import, or cause to be imported.
into the United States, or any place sEb-
lect to its jurisdiction, any matter de-
clared by section three of this act TO be
non-mailabe, or TO transport or cause to
be transported any such matter from one
State to another or into any place sub
iect to the jurisdiction Of the United
States.
Section Fivc.--That whoever shall use
or attempt to use the mails or postal SER
vice of the United States TO transmit anv
matter declared by section three of this
act to be non-mailable, or shall violate
any Of the other provinces OF this act.
shall be fined not more than 5000 or i'm
prisoned not more than five years, or
both. and. II an alien, shall be upon ex-
piration of his sentence deported from
the United States and forever barred
from re-entering the United States or any
territory under its Jurisdiction"
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
JOHNSON TO OPEN CAMPAIGN
WITH SPEECH IN BROOKLYN
Herald Bureau
No. 1,502 II Street, n. w"
WaKbfpEtdn, ID. C., saturday.

Senator Hiram johnson, OF California,
viii open his speaking campaign for the
Republican Presidential nomination in
Brooklyn, y. Y. next Tuesday night. He
will speak at kismet Temple upon invita-
tion of the Republican County Committee.
The senator made this announcement to-
day upon his return from California.
Accompanying Senator Jolinson were Jo-
seph Scott, of Los Angeles, and Eustis
cullinan, OF san Francisco, the advance
guard OF the johnson organization, which
.s about 10 invade the Last ia the fight
Tor delegates TO the Chicago convention.
Mr.. Johnsons keynote speech in Brook
lyn will be an appeal for true American
ism. He will demand that the Republican
party accept squaroly the challenge Of
President Wilson for Solemn referen-
dum' on the peace treaty. and viii !nveigh
against "pussyfoot" tactics In the forth
coming campaign on national and lnterna-
tional issues.