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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-12

$76910-Coffman's sales first 2 weeks.
Town $500. Sensational Talbot Ket-
Shipped on trial. Talbot Mfg. Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-12

MAN-To sell made-to-measure cloth
ing direct to wearer. Scott system,
wholesale tailors, 80 Bedford street,
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-12

SHAVINGS-We now have plenty of
them. Augusta Lumber Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-12

Wanted-lIvs Stock 50
CHICKENS-And fowl wanted dress
ed Weber & Hewett, Augusta.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
MEDRIC UNDER ARREST
Fifth Youth to Be Taken Into Gus tody in Connection With Fatal Joy Ride to Norfolk.

Henry Madric of so Lawlor street was arrested this morning by Detec- tive Sergeant William P. McCue and held by the police under s1,5O0 bonds for his appearance in police court to- morrow morning to answer to charge of taking an automobile with out permission of the owner. Me dric is the fifth youth to be arrested by the local police in connection with the fatal ioyride to Norfolk in an automobile owned by Charles Parsons of r Lyons street in which John Ryan of A Lawlor street was killed. He received slight fracture Of the skull in the accident and has been confined to the Litchfeld County hospital since the accident two weeks ago.
 Medric's release from the hospital leaves only one more Of the jay riders in the hospital Quinto Lugli of 222 Clark street, who suffered from a badly cut tongue which has rot yet responded to treatment as was expected.
 John Partyka. the eighth member of the party, is still in the l.itchield county jail unable to secure bonds Of s1O,000 for his release.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR
 FIRST MODEL HOMES
Modern structure Being Erected in West End by Chamber of Com-
 mcrce Committee.

The first Of the three model homes to be built by the chamber of com merce in the own Your Own Home" campaign, was ground on Ten Acre road for a modern one family dwell- ing,
 Construction Of the other two houses will get under way in short time, it is announced by Louie $. Jones, chairman of the committee.
 The financing Of these model homes including the purchase of the lots, cost of erection and supplying of building materials has been undertaken hy the committee, consisting Of Louie :. Jones. chairman; Steve Robb, William T.. Allen, W. l.. Hatch, Bernard stein, Isaac Black. Harold shepard, K. O.. Clark, A. A. Mills and Joseph R. An dreWS.
 The buildings will follow tho gen. eral outline of the plan adopted by inc chamber of commerce in the own Your own Home" campaign and the men who have interested themselves in the project have done so voluntarily and no profit will be made by build CTS or those supplying material m the construction Of the models.
 Tho homes when completed will be sold exactly at the price for which
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
I.SPOSTrO SABTrlNO

The marriage of Rugcro Esposito of Brooklyn and Miss Eafie Sabitino of south Main strsst took place at o'clock this morning at St. Joscph's church. Rev. J. Leo Sullivan ofiiCiat- ed. The couple was attended by Miss Carmina Sabitino. sister Of the bride, as maid of honor and George Davis was best man,
 . The bride was attirod in a gown of white satin with Spanish lace and her veil was caught with coronet of pearls and orange blossoms. She car red a bouquet Of white roses and lil- lies of the valley The bridesmaid wore gown of crabapple georgette and carried ping roses
 Tho gift of the bride to the maid of honor was a string Of pearls and the groom gave the best man gold foun- tain pen.
 The couple left on wedding trip 10 Atlantic City and upon their return will reside in Brooklyn
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
GAVE MOONSHINE ID
 THEIR SICK BABY
Paul D'Orio Has Novel Excuse
 Which Fails to Impress Judge

Paul D'Orio and his wife, both of 400 Myrtle street where they con- duct store, were arraigned in po- lice court on charges of violating the liquor law. and gave Judge William C. Hungerford one of the most novel explanations for the presence of two bottles of moonshine in the house that has been heard in the local po- lice court. One of the bottles, ac cording to their testimony, was for their infant baby, which is in very delicate condition and they have to give it moonshine as medicine, and the other bottle was for a boarder who used it for rubbing purposes.
 Judge Hungerford was skcptical of the story and found the husband Judgment was suspended on the woman.
 A rad was made on the premises of the defendants on May and eight barrels of wine, 1e0 gallons of mash and two bottles of moonshine were seized. Tn wine was for their own use, they told the court The po- lice testified that they have had the place, which consists of a store, a back door Of which leads into the kitchen of their tenement, and on numerous occasions have seen men of drinking habits enter the store and go into the kitchen, coming out again in an intoxicated condition.
 Attorney Harry Ginsberg repre- sented the defendants.
 said Police Planted Evidence
 A claim that the police planted the evidence, a bottle Of liquor, in her store. was made in court by Mrs. Felix Oldzief of 62 Woodland street when she was arraigned on charge ol violating the liquor law. She disclaim- { cd ownership of several other bottles Of liquor and empty jugs that contain cd traces of alcohol that were found in 1 hcr tenement, saying that they belong cd to a lady who lived with her. She was found guilty and fined Sib0.
 The store and a tenement owned bS her were visited yesterday hy thc police and several bottles Of moon shine nnd jugs with traces of alcoho were seized. The police testified thai the store has bad reputation fol cling liquor and that they have hat ii under observation for some time.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
ELECTION FUNDS
Charges Made By Boston Mayor About Coolidge Collections May Take on Broader Scope.

Washington, May 1l.-lnformal conferences were under way in the senate today to determine whether q charge by Mayor Curley of Boston that q Coolidge campaign organiza- ton in Massachusetts in collecting campaign funds on a mo limit basis will be brought 10 the attention = congress with view to all official in- vestigation.
 Should an inquiry be deciGed on, it is not unlikely that it will be broad- cncd to cover the general question of campaign expenditures by all prcsi- dential candidates.
 Major Curley's accusation was made in a letter to Senator Walsh, demo- crat, Massachusetts, whicha Asc:h d the Calvin Coolidge finance commit tee was assuring contributors that large donations would he so divided so as to give full observance to the requirements of the statutes" Scna- tor Walsh said today he still had tho i,aucst that he seek an investigation under consideration.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14

they can be duplicated, it is said.
 An additional plan by the commits tee is that of assisting in furnishing these homes, for newly weds, as it is the desire of the committee to sell the homes completely furnished if possible. Furniture, carpets. s.household utensils, and other home needs Will be installed ready for use when the houses are thrown open for public in spection. By this method 1t is expected every merchant of any size in the city who desires will be enabled to display his merchandist to the best ad- vantage.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
City Items

Miss Louise Brighenti of 109 Clark street entered St. Francis hospital this afternoon where she will under go an operation.
 All promenade, St. Johns, Thurs. -advt.
 An old fashioned dance, bridge and whist party will be given at the church of St. John the Evangelist to- morrow evening at s o'clock, Lynch's orchestra will furnish music,
 Whist and bridge, St, Johns Thurs. --advt.
 I.oyisy Moore Tent, Daughters Of Veterans. wili hold a meeting Thurs day night at o'clock A family supper will be served at G:30 o'clock,
 Valuable prizes, St, Johns, Thurs, -advt.
 Members and friends of the Y. w, H. A. will meet Sunday morning al the club rooms at 9:S0 o'clock and will leave on a hike. The girls are requested 10 carry lunch and those planning to attend should notify Miss Bessie Duhowy.
 Right hand 10 partner St, Johns Thursday.
 Leading Star lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold is anniversary supper in Jr, 0, |. A, NJ, hall to- morrow evening at 7;So o'clock. l.ynch's Orch, st. Johns. Thurs adtt.
 X record free with every ono rur- chased Two for one during our An- |niyersary Sale, John A. Andrews X co. "rhe Big Furniture Slore."~-Adv Visit the new Specially Dress shop Mary Elizabeth S7 W. Main Prof. Bdg =-adNt,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
CONSIDERING JUDGESHIPS
Governor Tcmpleton, HOwever, IN- plains That Announcements Are Not Likely Before Tomorrow

Waterbury. May 1f.-Gorcrnor c. A. Templeton today stated that he was giving the matter of filling su- prerle and superior court judgeships his consideration but added that he lad been so busy with other official work as 10 prevent reaching deci- sion in the matter. The governor in- dicatrd that final consideration would be given the situation today and that appoiptments or other decision in the na,ter might he announced tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
RcYaLrY AT EXHIBIT
British So,crciens Accompany Ru-
 manians To Membley

London. May Hiking George and cueen Mary Of England, and King Ferdinand and queen Marie Of Eu- mania visited the British Empire ox- hlbftion at wembley today.
 The rise if AS degrees in the tenn re erature since yesterday was too much for the two kings who frequently re- moved their hats and mupped their foreheads with handkerchiefs but the queens looked quite coob dressed in light summer attire.
 queen Mary was attired in a pale gray georgette frock trimmed with steel beads and wore a gray toque. oueen Marie was dressed entirely in a white three-piece gaberdine costume and a white hat trimmed with Brit ish green.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
OFFICERS ELECTED

A supper and reports from officers formed part of the annual meeting e the Young Womens Missionary so ciety of the First Congregations, church last evening. officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. D. Clark smith; yice-presldent, Mrs. Frank Smith; treasurer. Miss Jennie Rock; secretary, Mss Avis NJ. Kemp; financial secretary. Mrs. Earnest l.. Hoylc. Committees were named as follows: Membership, Mrs. F.. A.. Holstein; work, Mrs. Alexander Scott; supper. Mrs. R. H. Boardman; enter talrment, Miss Doris Bradley; edu- cationaI, Miss Elsie McAuley.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
LONG JUMP AHEAD
A,iators, Who Expect To Start Today Face Flight of SIS Mics To Next Landing Place.

By The Associated Press.
 Bremerton, Wash, May 14.-Three United States army around-theworld aviators are prepared to leave Attn Island today for the longest hop of their expedition, with Paramashiru Is- land. SIS miles distant, in the kuriles, as their objective. They arrived at Attu last Friday from Atka Island.
 Each of the three giant air cruisers has been oyerhauled for the most eX- acting stretch of the fliers' 27,000 mile journey. Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith. piloting the cruiser Chicago, is in charge of the squadron.
 Major Frederick l.. Martin, the flight commander and Staff Sergeant Ava l.. Harvey, his mechanic, today were aboard the Pacitic-American Fisheries vessel Catherine D.. bound for Seattle from Pert Noler. The ship is expected to reach Bellingham Wash, May a.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
LICENSES sI. spENnEn

Police have been notified by the Of motor vehicles that the licenses Of Erie Wcllin of 2S6 kensington avenue and paolo Mangi- adco of lSf Washington street have been suspended, The licenses of Stan- ley Darwiciek of 55 Grove street and Helen s. Bromley of Beldcn street have been returned.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
E;sIHuM ELIMINATED

By Tbe Associated Pless.
 Torquay> Eng May 1+. -- Great Britain today eliminated Belgium from tho 1924 Davis cup competition, winning three ort Of tFc matches which made up the first round eon- tcat between these countries. AS a r"- suit tho British will play Spain in the second round.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
MEETING AT saNIrARIuM

wailingford. May 1.-The annual meeting of the New Haven Anti-iu- bercniosis association will be held at GayIord Farm on Wednesday. June Il. The business meeting at n a. In. viii be followed by luncheon.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
NO CONFERENCE AT PRESENT

IlE TTTN sNHsVT TAItH T IN"''
 London, May 1i--Prime Minister Mac Donald told a questioner in the house of commons today that he would not consider calling confer- cncc, including the United States on tho intcralliei war debts until con- clusions have been rrh,hed regarding the issues raised by the reports of the experts committees.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
MAINE. CENTRAL BONDS

Washington. May 1i.-rhe Main" Central Railroad Company received pcrmssiun from the Interstate Com mcrce commission today to issue Si,- 800. .oo6 of equipment trust certificates to be sold at g6.S6 per cent of par.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
ASsAlITING \ Ni3IGHBOn

Stanley Drcnc2yk Of SD Booth street was arrested this morning on a war rant charging assault upon n woman ucighhor. The assault is alleged to have occurred last Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
STOLEN ALTO RECOVERED

Victor Domijan of Somerset Drive has been notified by the Hartford police that his automobile, which was stolen in Hartford last night, has been recovered.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-14
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New Britain herald., 1924-05-14

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Evening star., 1924-04-17
PACKERS ASSAIL
"CONSENT DECREE"
Swift and Armour Interests Back
Court Action Here Seeking
to End Agreement.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tue Associated Press.
The Swift and Armour interests OF
Chicago filed in court here yesterday
brief declaring void the famous con
sent decree" by which in 1890 the
big FIVE packers agreed to divest
themselves of various commercial ac-
tiyities not directly connected with
the packing industry
Intervening in a case pending in the
District OF Columbia Court of APP
peals, the Swift and Armour groups
filed a joint brief contending that the
consent decree was legally invalid
and that the federal government itself
had violated it's part of the agreement
by a recent statement made TO the
court regarding the basis on which
the deere originally was entered into.
The specific complaint made in the
brief was that In a statement sub
mitted last month to the Court Of Ap-
pealS the Department Of Justice de-
clarcd that the consent decree car
ried the implication" that the pack
ers had been conducting business in
violation of the antitrust laws.
Evening star., 1924-04-17
WALLACE FACES SUIT
FOR RIVER PROJECT
Plaintiffs Fear Result of Alleged
Diverting of Waters From
Forest Areas.

Henry G. Wallace. Secretary of
Agriculture, is named as defendant in
suit for injunction filed yesterday in
the District Supreme Court. because of
the alleged diHerting of waters from
Shenandoah National Forest in Nir-
Sinia 10 non-riparian localities, in
violation Of an agreement to conserve
the water supply. The plaintiffs are
the Chesapeake Western railway, the
North River Electric Company and
the town OF Rridgewater. Va, which
claim they viii be damaged by the
threatened action Of Secretary Wallace.
Evening star., 1924-04-17
kNIGHT IS REJECTED
AS OIL PROSECUTOR
Senate Votes 80 to 26 Against
Confirmation of San Fran
cisco Attorney.

The Senate rejected Tuesday the
nomination of Samuel Knight OF San
Francisco to be special government
counsel in prosecuting Oil suits in
volving sections 16 and So within the
boundaries of Naval Reserve No. .,
California
The vote, taken in executive ses-
sion, was reported unofficially as 80
to 70 to uphold the adverse recon-
by the oil committee, which disclosed
the circumstances that caused Con-
gress to direct President Coolidge to
employ special counsel TO prosecute
suits for the recovery of the Calitor-
mia oil land which had been ceded to
that state as non-minerai school
lands
Evening star., 1924-04-17

District of Columbia. The BILL as
reported. carries the unanimous in
dorsement of both dental societies in
the District Representative Oscar
e. Keller of Minnesota, chairman of
the subcommittee that conducted
hearings on the bill, will write the
report.
Evening star., 1924-04-17
ORCHESTRA CONCERT.

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Grande' ...,..........G German
(request) .....,......Te TenRent
Finale, Might in the Woods"
De Bozi
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1924-04-17
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Evening star., 1924-04-17
GREW TAKES OFFICE.

Joseph C. Grew, former American
ambassador to Switzerland, assumed
office yesterday as undersecretary OF
state, who win sail May 3 as new am
bassador of the United States tn Bel
giufn. st.t-
Evening star., 1924-04-17
DENTIST BILL REPORTED.
d. C. Committee Submits Measure
to House With o. K.

The House District committee yester-
day ordered favorable report by unan-'