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New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
FORMER LIBRARIAN
 SPEAKS AT MEETING
Miss Harriet Wright Tells Large Gathering '"Iiow to Tell storiesr
 at B. and r. Card Party.

Miss Harriet Wright. former libra rian at the New Britain Institute, spoke before lanye gathering in the Camp school auditorium last evening under the auspices of the Business and Professional Womens club. She had as her subject, How to Tell Stories" At present Miss Wright is connected with the Tompkins Square branch of the New York public library system. The audience of last evening was very enthusiastic in as much as the majority of those present knew the speaker personally
 The ways and means committee of the club will hold a card party at the clubhouse on High street this evening at o'clock. Miss Ella Ferguson Is chairman of the committee in charge. Members of the club and their friends are invited.
 The rummage sale which had been planned for Friday and Saturday will be held on Saturday only. Miss Mary Curtin, secretary of the club. an- nounced this morning, Members con tributing to the sale are asked to leave their articles at the clubhouse on or before Friday.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
MINISTER'S ARE GUILTY
Bulgarian Referendum Goes Against
 Former Government Leaders

Sofia, Bulgaria. Nov. 22.--Although the exact figures have not been given out, it is known that Sundays national referendum to determine whether the ministers of the cabinets of Mn, Cue chof, Daneff and Milinoff are guilty of having plunged the country into war, went against the ministers al- most everywhere except in Sofia.
 That the capital voted them inno- cent is taken as indicating that the ssrarian and communist parties, sup porters of the government Ere losing ground in Sofia. The ministers in- volved are still in jail, awaiting the formation of peoples tribunal. :.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
URGES FASCISM
Mussolini, Declaring All of Europe is Mcnncrd, Secs Solution in Spread ing His Doctrines.

Paris, Nov. 22.--Benito Mussolini, the Italian premier, in an interview with the Lausanne correspondent of Ie Matln. said that the allies should have finished the war, you in Berlin and we in Vienna and Budapest"
 The enemy ought to have been the premier is quoted as saying. Now you realize that you have little chance of getting your due and you are disappointed Germany Is resolved not to pay. In addition she is threatening for you and threat ening for lis, for a TeGtonic flood is at our gates. The Tyrol is but a geographical definition"
 ] Europe, according to M. Musolini is troubled with a chaotic condition which the continent has no power to resist He therefore urged fascisn for Belgium. France, Italy and Great Britain to defend western culture against Germany and Soviet Russia.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
NEwBERRY GAVE 1000.

Washington, Nov. 22.--Contribu- ,tions of s1,00o from Truman H. New
 berry, whose resignation from the senate became effective yesterday, and of $500 from John s. Newberry, the former senator's brother, were listed in final campaign statement filed with the secretary of the senate to- day by the Townsend senate state committee of Michigan. The commit tee which supported Senator Town send, republican, in his unsuccessful campaign for senator filed statement showing total expenditures of s19.- Al.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
POLITICAL PARTIES
 EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
tcontinucd From First Pass,.
tal, S1ts.s4; balance on hand. $6.14.
 Christ,s Expcnses ABs

tal, S1ts.s4; balance on hand. S6,14.
 Christ's Expenses $8s
 D. w. Christ, successful candidate for representative on the repubicsn ticket. contributed s6b to Peter Crona who managed his campaign Mir. Crona gave $50 to the republican town committee and s1b 10 the Connecticut Straatszeitung for advertising matter. DomocrAttc Report.
 Treasurer Thomas J. Smith of the democratic town committee reported contributions Of $6SS and expendi- lures of 3S6<.60, leaving cash bal ance of s2s,40. A bill Of s1s4.50 for advertising in the New Britain Record Is the only outstanding account.
 The treasurers report follows:
 Contributions.
 J. F. Farrell, $b; John Kiniry, $50; John Walsh, 3l5; w. J. Farley, S25. P. r. McDonough. s25: John Farr, IS; Htmes r. Kiniry, $50; Roger Me- Donald, S15; T. r. Jackson, 30; B. Solomon, $10; John Meehan, $10; George Cans $1o; F. F. King, Sb; Martin F. Kenney, $15; Joseph Me- Grail, $10; John Kcough. $10; John Keevers, s1o Charles Wainwright, $5; Thomas J. Smith, $S5; B. F. Gaff- ney. s100; Edward Mccarthy, $60; M. T. Kerwin, $1O; James Boyle, $15; pr. A. l.. Avitable. $25; E. J. Crow ley, SIS; J. l.. Sullivan, sl5; Will liam Walsh. s15; F. A. Sheehan. $2b; Joseph Williams $10; w. r. Man. gan, s25; total of all contributions, $6SS.
 Expenses.
 Joseph Tarr, auto hire, $25; Cyril Sullivan, auto hire, $25; Henry Schmidt, auto hire and driver SEQ; c. ,Connors, auto hire, $15; l.. ziskin. auto hire, sS; assistants in autos, George Ryan, s6 John .Hennessey, se; Michael Campbell, s6; Antony Mathis, $5; William Farr, $5; Pat rick Leahy, s6; John Coffey, $5 John Quinn, $6; c. Bonefant, $5; Fred Brady, $5; George Conan, $5; MT. Weir, s5; William sikora. s7 John Pagan, $10; Charles McMurray, SID; James Carroll, s5; Clarence Brady, s5; Mrs. Egnn. s15; Albert sullivan, sb; John Doyle, s5; F. Murphy $6; Sam Nesta, $5; John Blair. auto hire, S12; Edward Crowley, headquarters man, s35; J. l. Sullivan, auto hire, s35;J. F. Farrell, carting chairs, s9; New Eastern Publishing company, j printing. s23; New Britain Record, s95;s New Britain Herald, sSO tele- phone company, s5.75; Acheson sing company, s21.50; New Britain Herald, SS6; John Basso. store rental sll.3o.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
New Haven Road Makes
 Conference Explanation

New .S.vcn, Nov. 22.--An official statementrf from the offices ofsthe New Haven road today was to the, efect that conferences Of general commit tees of the abrotherhoods locorno-' tive engineers and locomotive firemeu and enginemen with officers Of the company have to do only with pcnd- ing disputes which are to be settled this way they having been With drawn from the files of the laDor board. The. conferences are those periodically to clear up unsettled questions. the statement said.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
WANT '. s. AID
Russians Dcsirous of Having Ameri-
 cans Continue Rclief Work.

Constantinople, Nov. 22.--(B Asso. oiated Press) --H c. Jacquith, manag- ing director of the American Rear East relief has returned here from Moscow where he negotiated an agree ment with the soviet government con corning future relief work of Ameri- cans in Georgia and Armenia. The Moscow authorities, he reports, urged continuance of American humanitar- ian efforts promising unqualified sup port. Tho Caucasian republics with Moscow made it necessary for the Near East relief to secure endorse ment of it's plans by the highest so- viet authorities.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
COpn uVTS OVER loo.

Chicago, Nov. 22.--Ty Cobb, man. ager of the Detroit Americans, an- nounced here today that he had been unofficially Informed his batting average for 1922 Is over the 4W mark, indicating he was allowed a disputed hit in game at New York last May Cobb is here as special delegate from his home state, Georgia, to the southern commercial associa- tion convention.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
GRIFFIN RESIGNS
Captain of Machine Gun Company is Nn..r MaLinm His Home in Hart
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 Now Making His Home in Hart
 ford-Lieut Wunsch in Charge.
 The resignation of Ashley G. Grif- f,n as captain of the local Machine Gun company has been accepted by the war department. according to word received 4 heres,se-ey Waiter O' Cook, second lieutenant in the com pany. N Captain Griffin has already left New Britain and at present IS making his home in Hartford.
 Captain Griffin was elected to sue ceed Joseph Slater as captain of the company on September 2S, 1921. He was previously active in local military circles, having been in Company l, c. N. G., before the war. and on Febru- ary s2. 1921, he was appointed re- cruiting officer for this city. While in New Britain he was interested in the local rifle club and was elected as it's president on January 2b, 1922.
 First Lieutenant Herman Wupsch is acting captain ats the present time, and will serve Nn this ga opacity until q new officialw is named, Lieutenant Cook said. , sf' ssS..j
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
MoTurR MAKEs APPEAL

Monroe. La. Nov. 22.-Mrs. Anna Garrison of West Monroe. mother of Thomas r. Richards. who with Watt Daniels, both of Mer Rouge, is be- lieved to have been murdered in August by masked men. today ap- pealed to President Harding, Con gressman Aswell and the press to as- sist her in her endeevor to discover whether her son is dead or alive.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
Must Give Notice When
 Sending Booze to Canada

Washington, Nov. 2a.---Rules gov erning the export of liquor to Canada were issued today by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. Where Can, adian provinces permit the importa- ton of liquor for beverage purposes, they state, notice is to be given at once to the liquor enforcement officer of the province to which the shipment is intended giving, the names or the exporters, the foreign consisnce ard other details.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
WILL HOLD ESTATE

Dublin, Nov. a2 (By the Associated Richard Croker has issued a signed statement which says that she continues in possession of Glencairn. the estate near here of the former Tammany leader, and reports of her giving it for a republican sana- torium are unfounded and enanate, in her belief, from those who are seeking to contest her interests in her late husbands estate.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
TRIBUTE TO UNKNOWN
British Embassy Placed Wreath on
 Martyrs Grave nt Arlington

Washington, Nov. 22.--AmonS the fading tributes to Americas unknown soldier, laid on the, tomb at Arlington cemetery on Armistice Day more than week ago, is one great wreath bearing the legend fin undying mem- ory" and below the inscription that it came from the British embassy.
 Only now has it become known that with solemn ceremony on that day British officials stood beside the Am erican dead from France to offer their homage. The visit 10 the tomb was unheralded and timed exactly to coincide with the ceremony of the day at Westminster Abbey.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
City Items
Get your tickets for Paulist choi

Get your tickets for Paulist Choir advt.
 Large coats for large women at Besse- -Lelands---advt,
 There will be 6 special meeting of the Catholic Women's Benevolent Le- zion tonight at o'clock in St. Mary's school hall.
 Get your tickets for Paulist Choir adyt
 See Axelrod's Advt. on Page 2 -advt.
 The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual ball at the Arch street ,arf1lory this evening.
 230 Seats left for Paulist Choir adyt.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
GIVEN HIGHEST HONOR
Metallic Militairc is Awarded Post humously to Schuyler Lee of New London, Conn.

New London. Nov. 22.-Announce- ment of the French republic that It had awarded it's highest honor, the Metallic Militaire, to Schuyler Lee of New London. sergeant in the La fayette flying corps. killed in an air battle April l2, 1918, has been re- ceived by Sergeant Lees parents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. Beyeridge Lee of this city. The medal carries with 1t a citation speaking of his especial cour- age shown February 3, 1918. in de- stroying an enemy plane. Sergeant Lees body was never found.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
LLOYD IN PRISON
May Be Given Job As Instructor of
 Others Behind Ears.

Joliet, H., Nov. 22 (By the Asso- ciated Press) )--William Bross Lloyd. wealthy Chicago radical was put into prison garb early today.
 Late last night Lloyd, convicted with 20 others under an Illinois law for radical utterances voluntarily sur rendered nt the Joliet penitentiary to begin serving his sentence of one to five years. It was regarded as prob able that Lloyd would be assigned to teach a class Of othor prisoners.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
U. s. TAKES OYER SUB
Electric Boat Co. Today Turns Over Submarine $40 to Naval officials at New London.

New London, Nov. 22.-The Elec- tric Boat Co. today delivered the U. s. Submarine SA20 to Lieut. Command . M. D. Gilmore. United States naval inspector of machinery, and Lieut.. c. E. Hubbard, construction corps su- perintending construction, represeh,- ; ing the Navy department, and the vessel has been placed in commission under command of Lieut.. J. A. Brom- well.
 The customary delay to alter un- satisfactory items of work is consid cred unnecessary because of the good showing made by this vessel in her trials November 1T.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
SHIP CONTRACT LET
Mass. Fishermen Arc Already Making Plans to Compete for Trophy Next

Essex, Mass, Nov. 22.--A contract for the building of new fishing schooner, the Columbia, to be com pleted in time to qualify for the elim- inatton races next year to decide the American challenger for internation- al fishermen's trophy now held by the Bluenose of Lunenburg, N. s., has been awarded to to A. D. Story of this town. Captain Ben Pine, who sailed the schooner Elizabeth Howard in the last trials against tho Henry Ford, M. J. Cooney and other Gloucester inter ests arc behind the Columbia which will be of about 135 tons and no feet waterline. These interests are the same that built the Puritan which was wrecked on Sable Island last spring.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
KNOWS HE IS DYING.

New York, Nov e2.--Andred fri dini authority on psyche nnalysis, who Is seriously i'll at his Madison avenue home today dictated to his wife statement for the press in which he said there was no hope fot his recovery. He is suffering from cancer of the intestines.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
SIX IN ONE FAMILY DIE.

Lancaster, O., Nov. 22.--six mem bers of the family of Irvine Tender son were found dead in their home here today. Death is believed to have resulted from some kind of medicine. Tic father and mother were found sitting in upright positions in chairs before the fire and four children were in A bed. The children ranged in ages from [ years to IS months.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
WELCOME FOR "YlGER'
Many Boston Buildings Are Decorated in Honor of Former French Pre- mier's Visit.

Boston, Nov 22.--Many of the buildings along the route over which Georges Clemenceau will be driven to- morrow from the south station to the Back Bay district already are decor ated with flags and bunting. The spe- cial train bearing the former French premier is due to arrive at. 2:30 to- morrow afternoon.
 Lieut.. Governor Allan Fuller and a committee of welcome will greet NJ. |Clemenceau at the station. A military and naval escort will accompany him to the city hall, where Mayor Curley will tender the city's greetings and to the state house where Governor Cox will welcome him in the Hall of Flags.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
MARRIED IN VERNON,

Rev. s. Bartkowslxi of Vernon unit cd in marriage on November 6, Frank Szostek, aged 26. of this city, and Miss Stella Gadomski. aged 19, of Rockville. a return certificate filed to- day at the. office of the town clerk shows.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
ROOMS AT A PREMIUM
Never Before, At Yale- Harvard Fes- tiyities, Has There Been Such a Shortage in New Haven.

New Haven, Nov. 22.--Demand for rooms in local hotels for the weekend have exceeded the number in recent years, managers report. In many in- stances options on rooms given four years ago were taken up as were others given two years ago when Harvard played hare. It Is known that at one hotel rooms for the night before the. Harvard game are engaged years in advance. There have been reservations also for next years for the night before Yale- Army game on the assumption that this will be an annual event.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
MAY GIT co,rNItssToNs

New York, Nov. a2.--The New yprk etock exchange members today were notified that the committee on com missions would meet on November 27 to take action on the proposed reduc- tons in commissions charged on the sale of bonds.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
TO KEEP UP FIGHT
Women of France Determined To Ob- tain Rights of Franchise

Paris, Nov. 22. tBy Associated Press) The women of France will keep on fighting for the suffrage In spite of action Of the senate in side tracking vote on the question in- definitely. leaders of the suffrage movement declared today.
 We will never say die,p exclaim-
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
n1rIpENns DECLARED.

New York, Nov. 22.1-The public service corporation of New Jersey to- day declared quarterly dividend Of s2 on common stock. placing the stock on an $s annual basis. The last quarterly dividend was sl.e0.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
Foresters Court Celebrates 25th Year i'm Existence-Statc Officers Here.

Court Beethoven, Foresters of Am erica, last evening celebrated it's sil- yer anniversary with a banquet at Turner Hall. Members of the other courts in New Britain, Hartford, Mer- iden and surrounding towns were guests. There were 290 present. For ester emblems were presented to seven charter members. Grand Chief Ranger Robert Lodge, of Meriden, Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Henry. F. Roche, of New Britain. Thomas OLaughlin, of Naugatuck, and Mayor Paonessa, of this city were among the speakers.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Ellen S. Dyson.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Dyson was held at o'clock this afternoon from her late home at 37 Kelsey street. Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill, pastor of the South Congregational church, officlated and interment was in 1rairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
INDUSTRIES RECORDS
34 Out of 43 Industries Noted Show Increase PayrolIs for October Over September.

september.
 Washington, Nov. 22.-Employment increased in go and decreased in 14 industries in october, as compared with September. the department of labor announced today.' In the same period S4 of the 43 industries reported increased payrolls. The figures cov- cred S,064 representative establish ments which employed 1,525,7S5 per- sons last month.
 Car building and repairing plants as in September reported the greatest increase in employment with 13.7 per cent in October due to the resump- tion of work in that industry. h. creases ranging from 4.e to 5.9 per cent were reported for glass, foundry and machine shops, woolen inanufac- turing, iron and steel and chemicals.
 decrease of 5.9 per cent. was shown in automobile manufactories.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
Mrs. Adelaide Wiecand

The funeral of Mrs. Adelaide Wie- gand will be held from her late home at 36 Wallace street at ? o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill will officiate and interment will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
Stanley Kaynskas

The funeral of Stanley Kayaskas was held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Andrews Lithuanian church. Rev. Edward V. Grikis was the celebrant of requiem high mass. Burial was in St. Aary's new cemetery
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22
sUCAR DIVIDEND DECLARED

New York. Nov. 22.--Dircctors of the National Sugar Refining Co. of NeweJersey. today declared quarter ly dividend of s1.75 a share on hs capital stock.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22

ed Mme Dewitt itt-Schlumberger, presi. dent of the French suffrage associA- tion. "The battle is not lost in France nor even in the present parliament It. will be won Here as in every other civilized country
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22

Extra saleslavlies wanted at The Big Store Ttspbael'a Dept Etore---cxperi- ence not necessary. Apply at once. --adst.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22

Extra salesladies wanted at The Big Store -Rsphnel's Dept. store--experi- enct not necessary. Apply at once. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-22

U. S. Treasury Balance, sssi,sos,4so.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

AZ A SPECIAL TERM. PANT I. OFF THE
suprenis Court OF. the state OF New
vors york neld In and for the County OF New
borousa Of Manhattan, city Of New York
ent: Hon. RoBERT McC. MARSH. Justice
Dissolution OF s. & S. AMusnMENT Co
-. ~ application having been made. unse,
by NATHAN slbVEEMsAssS, sss 0' as Ses ! stock sork
oadsI ae1 /, q aireesor ss and officer OF the s.
sahfSed and existing under the laws 81
the State of New York, requiring all per.
sons interested in said corporation to show
cause why the said corporation should no,
90 dissolved. and why q refereA shouid NO,
be appointed to take testimony witt, re.
spect to the matters alleged In said poti
NOW. upon reading the order to show
cause. dated June sth. 1874. signed BY M
JUSTICE ,l} THOMAS r. DoNNnLLY. Of
vERMAN, duly verided " the m . sta h Say 80, oi
June, 1929, Schedule *" ana eahiSit an. n
nesed mex s3 and made part q saia petiion
duty verified the 10th day Of June 1927
and the 14th day Of June. 1872, respective.
saaai,s Il supPo1t oP 1f 9f ssd the
sovINER. duly verihed the 18TH I day q q
June, 1922; the afi,davits of JOHN FRED
Lross es and nhsn nAR1s MssDqMALR nEalpnSERL NELLin II
nufy verified on the 18th day OF June, 1892,
the affidavit OF ALFRED oLnNiCK, ui auiy
vefined the Sth day Of June, 1922: and
d4e d,s,, afiiaayit iiaasa Of WILLIAM II. RABELL
auiy Serlned the 9Th day of June. 1927:
IN n ppposition. and after hearing BHRGER
q HARTMANN, ESQS, attorneyg for the
petitioner; pc SAMUEL A. BERGER, Esq,
cation. SaIh. and cHARLEs p. .RoBrNsoN
seIs;,,a n%o,, as neputy Attorney General, repre-
sshslng Sc me Attorney General of lie state
a,,nrpsv q new f9pk' sps ana l1,I LLoYn BROWN ESQ
SOY lNEAr opposed to said application
ana upon proof Of due service Of aajd
ofae5 @ 70 snow cause and petition and
tHe various parties mentioned In fha ssta
order to show cause and wno appeared IN
ih.s proceeding; and due deiineratiori hav-
,ri,,i ,s oaen had thereon; and upon fiiing the
opinioh OF the Court, Ii is
oN MOTION OF BERGER g. HART
NAM EsQsp Attorneys for the Psti.
8. 3. "a !, RDEREE that all persons interested In
said corporation show cause before f,EST,IE;
.. LoCkHART. ESQ, who is berabv 4 n
POINTED referee. Tor that purpose. At hi,
once, no o1 Chambers Street Borourh ~
Manhattan, City, County ana stats ~ Na,.. ~
York, ON the 25rd day Of OctohAt fuoe a,
ius3V O'Clock In the forenoon wiz tha 90 81
corporatlon should not be dissolved, and
ana determine the application of fhe rati.
toner herein for the dissolution Of S b 9
AMUSEMENT Co, INC, a corporation ar
ganiaso ana existing under the laws of the
state or New fork, and to report to this
court with his opinion thereon
AND 1T Is further ordere4, that conv
of this order be pubIiaheu at least once n
each of the three weeks frnm ediatew nra-
eeding said 23rd day OF October. 1sas IN
the New York Law Journal and New yort,
Tribune. newspapers published In the
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