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New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
February

I-Mr. and Mrs. Burton VI. Lewis of 75 Harrison street observes 18th wedding anniversary. Fuel Admin iErator H. c. Brown threatens to adopt card system in coal dealings here.
 Adam Smith. blind baseball fan. dies st Curtis street home. Military enrollment shows about 5000 men liable for service. in city. Plan to build bridge at Clayton favored. Cost. t65,ooo.
 5--ReV Hugh MoAvay. former New Britain resident, dies in Minnesota.
 5-New Stanley Rule and Level plant under construction q, cost of siso.0on.
 7-Eev Britain United Commsrfy Corp. would bar Salvation Army from spring drive. Disabled Veterans dis approve.
 s-Henry Williams observes sznd birfhdsy todsy. Influenza prevalent in city. House approves B. ". Ailins and v. c. Hunrerford ss judges
 s--W1iliarn ]. Long nominated fo succeed Dr. ]. 2. Martin ss member of schcoi committee
 fo--Msyor favors tuo-plstoon syz- ten, but vsnts cut in forenen's rrses Leon Protsss zs yesrs q grocer. files at Msir street home.
 ff-Mr. end Mrs. William Frey of Chestnut stree. observe 18th wedding snniverr.ry.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
August

l--MiChael Sullivan completes Sa years in the employ of the Stanley Works. Special prayers are offered in churches for recovery of President Warren G. Harding. Chief W. c. Hart and Chief Detective William P. Mc- ] Cue complete first year as heads of 1 respective departments. City board votes appropriation of sG5,ooO fer new building at town farm.
 %-Tames Mausworth, aged 64 years seriously injured when struck by troll lev car on East Main street 4-C. F.. F.. Wards elected president Of Universal Cooperative society. T-Elmer q. Hurlburt, general man. ager of the Vulcan Iron Works, dies at Grace hospital, New Haven. a-Hubbard family hold 66th an- nual reunion at home of Attorney A. 1 ". Epson at 267 Shuttle Meadow ave- nue.
 lo-City pays respect to dead pres- dent. All business suspended at noon and large number attend memorial services at Walnut Hill park. i2--Polisl1 orphanage dedicated.
 
 ices "Tahs'' donate $500 each to Po- fish orphahage and Children's home. Mir, and Mrs. John I. Hamilla of 255 Beaver street observe ?5th wedding anniversary.
 14-Contract signed. whereby American Hotel Corporation takes over management of new Elihu Bur- ritt hotcl for a period Of 80 years.
 15--Socond Deputy Chief Michael T. Souney Of local fire department elect cd treasurer Of Connecticut State Fire mans convention in Rockville.
 i6-Chairman David l.. Dunn of police board shows that board was not responsible for appointment of pa- trolmen over age, Explains that candi- dates were selected from list furnished by civil service board. John w. Abell resiEns at l.. F. X (. Co. after is years service as cutlery sales man. agcr. Oscar Fl. Benson resigns as di- rector Of tho Junior Achievement bureau Of the Eastern States League. R. !, Dixon resigns from building commission.
 TIT, A. E. society gives si,o0n to charities about the state.
 1S--patrolman and Mrs. James Me- Cabe Of 329 Maple street ohsprve 25th wedding anniversary.
 20--Aldorman C. ]. Dchm, I. F. Gill and W. II. Jtidd and Councilman D. l.. Bartlett, F.. T. RinSrose and r. II. smith named on committee to plan for swimming pool Andrew Guenthcr of 60 Black Rock avenue celebrates 10th birthday.
 2i--s Samuel Clark, well known bus. mess man. dies at home on 3o5 Chest nut street.
 23--Mrs, NJ. r. Crean elected state treasurer Of Ladies' Auxiliary. A. c. n.
 25--A. c. Mckinnie presented with gold watch by Stanley Works for s5 years service.
 2S---J. II. Fitzsimmons dies sudden- ly in City Drug store.
 2a--Og l. Murray sells photograph studio at i73 Main street after 1 2 years in business to l.. c. Rose Of Toledo. 0. Martin II, kenncy elected chairman Of public works board.
 3o--Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Roden Of ss2 Stanley street observe seth anniversary. Captain Charles H. Bcaton Of Si Lexington street ob- serves slst birthday.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
July

i--Stuart Hellbrrg elected inspnc. tor Of Connecticut state Department Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
 2-Judgc E. w. Allins assumes iudgeshtp of city and police courts Mrs. Anna Carlson dies at hospital
 3-Digkinson building at i9t 10 la5 Main str4et sold by Prank II. and Fannie l.. Afford to the Fair Depart. mont Store. Inc. Adolph Carlson ap. pointed deputy sheriff.
 4--Mr. and Mrs. John Blair of li Hart street observe 35th wedding an- niycrssrl.
 5--Musicians in thcatsrs ask raise of s6 week Managers reject re. quest. Fred and Herbert Moellcr Of Bristol badly injured when motorcycle they were riding struck auto driven hy Miss Margaret BattagIia at corner of West Main and Russell streets.
 ManHfa cturors makr drive against baseball pools and other forms nf gambling. Viii discharge those at the head of such lotteries.
 s--John r. kenney ordained to priesthood by Cardinal M"rCirr at LouVain.
 g-Joltn sInolak. tt aL purchase Warsaw grocery plant on Broad street for s26.5ao
 1o-John Zicfsnsisi. of High street startlrs wedding parry by f,usjng 10 go through the ceremony. Tor. l:ichari N. 1'ullcn elected superiufodrnt of health department,
 Ii-Mr. and Mrs. <. N. Nihh"rts obscrye s5th sunissrsary. of their urd- ding at home. Iii5 stanley street.
 iz-Adcn T.. Audruss elected rr' s- idort of Russell Ernir furm"n's rluh for @Wh term
 ta-Chief William ]. Noblo af frr department and ar7. Noble air~s r7-r 25'h wedding aunivors1ry. I'r. Frank tn Conmts elected president of state rxamiuinc board for natur"cpati1s-
 IG- Mrs. Louis W Young t'r"rurz mrmber of Hole 1n onS" r0ul, uHlt fs male ueHti,.r fa rity.
 t7 CcnrEr I. r ro1rtn. a=,i 1+, di.s in 1;ristc' hospitsl from infBri. E r.-rderi whrr di,in- ir Eorks0 g r'art pool Iuro @a
 IS rnuuril ora-rtaa- rnay0rs vr'n and paasaa r,.soiHr't"a 'r t'sF' gr0t Hill
 go Report -ror ttat zrhools n ihi= yttv ranrsr. svarai,fv vif' thoar sroun8 countr--
 at Hsa,v dae -varlr accompanies hv hi=b winds H-s- mucH damsE Ee ssoqt ritv. W- and ur=. I. 4. Au- d~svs ph4rrz. es+H p.diin- araive-- s4r.-
 John r. HgraoH. aot1tsr e7 lave from -stnr 4rasHs sf WcWsu gun
 ga-- -pr. E8-.rg ! ltrsy etec+sd rs- a-7irer of cs a,.s lat+e for pa5f~s fore
 az =rT.fc Sstafv fysarus carfs~s zfth st4tss t-frrHsv Alcorr concern ing ~onSff5ars 5r F-is ri+y
 ss A4t7rHs- Harry Csinsterr uz-rt- -H rezratsr t4f ~rEfraI hoard af tF7er- fsar E-ssrealgr -5zts Fo~'bafi f.ufez committee JuBza H8Hrrrfor8 gceH- rias f.fHsh f-r Hrsf time. Jnien Mfg
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
June

Mayor names it commissioners to b. re1ppoiut'd.
 Stanley Works huys property st rornor of Myrtle and Turritt streets of Patrick Maursr et a1. CFsss nf ifa coHHrnaI at Si nary's rhurch br AusiHsrt I;ighop Hurray
 Nr and Mrs. James r. Hc ttnan nf stanley street ~i5s.rtc aafh s'JdiHg annit sr=ary. ''Taisz~ honor d"sd by piarinE nowrrs on graves ot sioc,ss' I msTltsrrs
 4-Ichu N NcCsbr dies sudJeuit st home. Z Grove IIiIl. David W"5r.r trsSident or k.Hiraorth r1ut
 a-F. L.. War7~e. e. ktllc1 fy trsin in t.accHi4. x e.
 E-John 4 Carlsnn. on evs cf be eiuE indicted for ta JeEres nur5sr. hangs ssf in rsI sf Hartford cotInty isr ITa-a1d q s~hasrrl cent to Isfi for sH Hsvz fH superior ~euri ou cbzrre of rsr1ury Hau5f reuleyaJ from Centar church cIsrt fo sToiB confusion James EeFne15s fsts Burrs mem srfsI st rizh s~haaf
 ! Fsthrr I ' Curtin of West Haven. ahszrsss 4h.h auuivarssrr nf srdfr sfian fo Frisstfoc5.
 II r r Curtin eIsrtsd rr-stss-t 4ud '-razrrer of $au Britain Tarrr Ro1 Cr. Wsr+1n r. Gaudizr. Ear F. Aader-on. Chartes V. HarIhsrE and
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

12-Harry c. Brown resigns as fuel administrator. James NJ. Doyle. editor of "Record", dies after long illness. Governor opposes s55o,ooo grant to city for new normal school. 18.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arbour of Whiting street observe 25th wedding anniversary.
 14-F'ire board hostile to Noble's appointment as fuel boss here. Char ence F. Bennett elected president of Stanley Works. E. Allen Moore chairman of directors.
 15-Aetna Life Insurance Co. makes payment of $40.n0o insurance on late P. S. McMahon. Mir. and Mrs. J. F.. Prescher of Monroe street 30 years married. E. II. Dsvison resigns as head of American Hosiery Co. NJ. K. Pasco new president.
 16.--Early morning fire destroyes Polish convent on North Burritt street J. Nj. Curtin retires as treasurer of Elks after 1s years in office.
 17.--H. A. Httiehales. one of best known musicians in city, dies at West Main street home.
 1S.---Julius Grass of Rockwell ave nue in serious condition after being struck by trolley car at Wooster street. Peter Pajewski president of Connec- ticut ish-American Political club.
 19.--Mayor asks state police to take charge of fuel situation here.
 2o.--Mrs. Jennie Rassett engaged to act as superintendent of Rocky Hill sanitarium. Mayor and superintend- ent of schools Holmes have disagree ment over school costs.
 22.-Foreign War Veterans ask in- vestigation of service bureau funds. Mrs. II. A, Bell of High street observes aoth birthday. Council approves two platoon system with cut in firemen's pay. Knights of Washington convene here.
 es- Eighteen year old girl victim of sleeping sickness W. II, Rother- forth elected grand sentinel of Knights of Washington. Julius Grass dies of injuries.
 24--Albert F. Hall resigns from New Britain Machine company after so years of service as master me chanic. Business good in factories here
 25--Rsv. John l.. Davis presented with purse of s25n by members of Everyman's Bible class.
 a6--Soycroigns Trading company dissolved. ]. C. Moody president of Connecticut Business Educators as- soeistion.
 e7--John H. OConnor completes .h years of service as motorman In this city.
 es--carpenters demand raise from q to si.i2is an hour. N. F. Cooley. president Of Hart X Cooley Mfg. Co. Howard s. Hart. chairman of board.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
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January

January 2-Allied Pren1iers Conference on German separations opens in Paris. 1o-French troops begin occupa- ton of the Ruhr. { 1t-Ex-King Constantine of Greece dies. 14-Germany announces it will suspend separations payments because of French occupation. 15--Lithnanian irregulars, known as Iron Wolves" capture Meme" Nrom small French garrison. St-British government accepts American debt funding offer. whereby British debt of s4.- on.ooo. .00o will be paid in e years. February 7-Guatemalaa Salvador, Hon duras. Nicaragua and Costa Rica sign treaty insuring peace in Central America. S-EAplosion wrecks coal mine at Dawson, New Mex: 1e0 miners killed. 1s--Many killed and hundreds wounded when Polish force invades Lithuania. a4-President Harding sends mes sage to Congress recommend ing that United States join international court of justice. Narch Limited States makes formal demand on Allies for collee- lion Of 1,00O. GOO. .0o0 gold marks from Germany in pay ment for cost Of maintain ming American troops on Rhine. il-Greek transport Alexander
 founders in gale: 15o officers
 and men drowned.
 aG--Sarah Bernhardt, famous
 iragedienne, dies
 April
 t-Earl of Carnarvon. disroverer
 of tomb Of King Tutankha-
 men. dies from bite Of poison
 ous insect.
 2o--Honsc Of Commons defeats n
 prohibition motion. 236 to lf. 26--Dukc of York. second son of
 King George Of England. is
 married to Lady Elizabeth
 Bowes-l.yon.
 as=-T', s. Senator Knutc Nelson
 dies suddenly.
 So--l'. $. Supreme Court rules
 American ships may carry
 and sell liquor outside the
 threc-milc limit.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
April

Thrilling rescuos in fro at kol- odney block, West Main street.
 2--Mcrey Borlen. secretary and as. sistant treasurer of Commercial Trust Co, resigns position to go with John I. kiniry in accounting business. Two platoon system in Ire department of- fectiyc today Samuel Davidson and Alexander l. l.cventhal purchase Nc Milan block for s1f0.0oo. | S--New England typewriting cham ship brought 10 x. E. II. S. New Grove till hospital opened. 4-McEnroe block on West Main street sold 10 New Britain Lumber 1 Co for ss9.0oo.
 5---Iilock at S67-36a Main street sold by James ]. NaUghton 10 \. A. kaplan and Edward Fcldman for s60. 1000.
 [ e---Admiral Knapp. retired naval officer and native Of this city. dies in Hartford.
 7.--Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hinch. life of Cherry street observe 10th wedding anniversary. Community drive brought to close with total of ss4.o0e.
 S--HeN John r. Winters observes Fist anniversary Of coming to St. Mary's parish.
 9-School survey committee. under leadership of George X. Quiglcy. in. spects schools.
 10.-Dugald McAlillan buys proper ty of George H. Baldwin in Kensing- ton. Captain Michael T. goupcv of NO. made second assistant fire chief.
 1i-Eepublicans carry five wards and democrats take sixth in todav's election. Emil r. Brumbaum. oldest employe Of Connecticut. 47 consrcu- tive year. dies at agc of ca.
 f2-John Weber Of Glen street dies in motorcycle accident on turnpika. Records show nine children killed here by automobiles in 1922. Dr Julius c. Henry of New Britain Gen. cral hospital seriously injured by auto in New Haven.
 15-Mrs. W. II. Stanley of 7I Pearl street observes ssth birthday.
 lf-May0r Iaonessa adamant on new bond issue.
 is-Lawyer Joseph q. Woods nom- mated for prosecuting attorney and William N. Grccnst-in for assitant bv q. O. r.
 fs-s1o.i24s2 received in police department. according to seni-au- nuai report of Clerk Emil Dauberr.
 i3-Eev. Henry W. Maier. pastor First Congregational church. oh. serves 56th scar ss minister. ". L. I'amon suffers paralttfr stroke. fs5th anHisfr rsary 0f Firsf church.
 20-Frcdrrick 0. Hackiife. nrpsi- dent Of Rotary club. Coal goes from SIS 10 ;i7 q ion.
 2i-W. l., Damon. retired coal. dealer. dies at hor1c. .sn west Main street.
 2z-Ir- and Mrs. AH1 Helene of Ess Church street obssfsf ssth aed- dinr snniversarr.
 ss W. !. Raatiura elected rrrsi- dent of Order Of Loyal Americans al organization meeting.
 q Eight aorku1rr ou street con- struction gang sc on strike Want ln cents an hour fHrrfsse. huf are given five.
 25-St. Marks naz church on W-est Main street rousarrate4. II H Teass president and treasurer of Sep- Britain Machine ro- Twelve more city employees 20 or strike
 Ss--John 4. Carlson confesssr ro murder of sffe on south Main stree, March 2A Harry s. Rsmforfh huFs block st iTs Park street for wholesale 1 electrical supply Headquarters
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

Co. receives gold medal from Brazil as first prize for exhibition of chucks at Rio dc Janeiro exposition.
 27--F. N. Holmes elected president of North X Judd Mfg. Co. Alcorn to proceed against 20 places in this city selling intoxicating liquor.
 29--Rev. John Kenny celebrates first mass tt St. Josephs church.
 @0--F'inishing touches put on Small ley park.
 3I--Mrs. M. 4. Trayer of 160 Maple street observes goth birthday at her home.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
September

4-Anna Dclottc. f dies st hospital as result of injuries received when struck by auto on August le.
 5-E. Clayton Goodwin, treasurer of Hart 4 Cooley Go. and vice-pres dent Of r'afnir Bearing Co. dies at hospital after operation.
 New Trade school opened on South Main street. Stella Rebekah celebrates 5gth anniversary.
 S-Norcnc N. Me-iahon engaged to Henry Francis Ludp-f. local arehitect
 1o---John r. DiNonno named as first examiner Of private banks.
 1--Fi1y-oight reunion of Second Conn. Heass artillery, [. W. Y, held here today. Edward C. scheibiin re- moved from board or compensation by mayor.
 1s-Annusi states convention of American Legion opens in this city
 i4--lbwiEht Skinner elected super. intehdeni of Boys club.
 ts--Amrrigan lag gion holds monster parade. Many not4lples present.
 Fifty ninth annual reunion of 18th regiment. Cunnrcticut Volunteers, h'ld here today
 1s-- Regina THlispa. {. seriously in- iur"d when struck by an auto on Hartford aveuue
 ia-Capiain MrCue quits x. E. H. z. 'ootha'l 'ram as result Of dispute with roach Cassidy
 % Jsrsursr rolicf fund rearher i4zso ir this city
 sf- Tu auty-ftc property oarcrs named 5.f'ndqnis ia cirH saHz brought hs cifr fe rollr~f rm nf bonds furnished ty property ua-ners guarsn- trtinE certain payments ts the city tL water main extensions Urre mad
 z THird Ward Republican club holds outing st Lake Compounce
 zS Fr8rk IHvidouicz. 15. of -- Booth street hs1ter to dfith by stsr- al tat5u- fH~m er Urau-F etrrt Fn fa5#s morning Irapf
 s4-Eet v E TlH eIs~trd prssf- dsrt et Ess'sru SHadizh Missionary sssori8tInn st Worcester Mes
 ca- Mrs and wte C. p SBea' af uszocd svsruf oI.ss rte zaiaen us8. 1ir- .rnissrssry.
 sE TrIucira1 1aBas r Sladr of seHier FIfrh schooI recommends end 0f iHfarer hoisftfr renfss3s ir al sports st end nf fo0tissW sss~cn Fears that trsira- and ataIlfas may hs urged fs rsserf to harufm practices tr ssrtr- ress fo u4r
 T wiEaty. En8rfrt ard Potash sf- iauad rzaI 4f sz 500 ard Cerr1rk- IFritx nd Zsasfiek are -4fusEssz fgr
 lrnrttn.l.a nr En.rt.snth PazsI
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01

e7--cyril ]. Curtin named electrical inspector by building commission. Mayor appoints /bmmittee to investi- gate school nc,ss for eas, end,
 2s--E. l. Skinner president of skinner chuck %. Mir. and Mrs. Fredcrick Shine Of LaSallo court ob- serve 25ih wedding anniversary.
 30--Edward Conlin. Sr.. of Hart street 5o years at Stanley Works Gcorgc l.. Damon, retired shoe mer- chant. dies at West Main street home from effects of cerebral hommorrhage
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
Nfal'cl,

 school board after II years Of serv- ice.
 s--wfliam ]. Rawlings reelected treasurer Of state police association.
 s--Hiehard C. Brown elected ex- aitcd ruler of Elks. Mir. and Mrs. r. II. copemsn or Monroe street observe 10th wedding anniversary. W. O. Cook resigns as fire warden.
 s--Harold schwarm arrested and held under bonds of ts,000, charged with perjury and breach of peace. Henry F., Williams Of Black Rock avenue dies at age or o2 years. City meeting board ratifies budget with .l.7 mill tax.
 6--Robert Hughes succeeds Walter o. Cook as Ire warden.
 s--Andrew C. Richardson and Jacob Wrinkle paroled from state prison. II. C. Thomson, president of American Hardware corporation. Mrs. Annie Stratton, Carleton street 90 years old.
 s--Taxless property in city now sl4,ii5.S53.
 io-philip Deihl completes 50 years with Stanley Rule S Level cnnip5ny.
 ic--"Tahs" huy Raphacl site of- posiie St. Msry's church for new home.
 i3--Georgn II. Lynch we'll known musician and composer, dies at homo on Summer street. Burritt Savings bank changed to Bur'itt Mutual Sav. ing bank hy act of legislature.
 i4-Salary of judge hero is fixed at s4,o0o year by senate. 500 New Britain residents sign petition for sol diers' bonus presented to committee at capital
 Is--t. weNler retires from building commission. Mayor disapproves of police stool pigeons"
 is-Councilman Arthur c. Crus- oerg of second ward circulstes peti- lion for reelection.
 if-sanuei Forman of New York city brings suit for s25.o0o against Edward Meshken, furrier Of this city. claiming malicious prosecution.
 is-Buckley looms up ahead of George W Eleit for district attorney, says dispatch from Washington.
 so-siate school grant to this city to be ;ss.o4o for coming year.
 2--Ifouse concurs in giving hack \. L. Greenberg's civil rights. Rebate ment of taxes totaling s25o approved by council
 2s-K. K K. seeks charter in this city. Simon Luddy dies suddenly st home. S7 Bsssott street.
 
 department for 2b years. r. F. Barnes dies of injuries received in ac- cident in Hartford, March t2.
 24--Paonessa victorious in effort to cheek building Of schools. ss25.no0 fond issue reseinded Mrs John < Carlson drowned al Willow Brook park
 zs-I'atrick Rynn. assessor and former buaness man. dies at age of Gs.
 ss-willism Middlemsss dies at South High street home al age Of 7h. Rev. A. E. Taylor resigns pastorsts st Peoples church.
 aT-Nfz. Busii B. Bsssstte. presi- dent Of Wonsn's club st ncetinE to- day
 ss-Roas from New Britain to Ser lin may he made trunk line highway. Dill passes houee Civic league de clsres var on lau vIoistoys 4. q. Klmhsll president of Landers. Frsrv 4 Clark. George ". Einbail retires from park board.
 zs-Populstion of New Eritain shown as s4,ss7
 so-Mr. and Mrs William Ire rhells of walnut street observes s7nd wedding snnivsrarv.
 s1-Hurh T. Morshssd. 7s. diss If injuries received when struck hy troI- ] lsy. Wages in New Britain factories 1 IT sep u1th general trend.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-01
FIFTY IMPORTANT NEWS EVENTS :-: OF 1923 :-:

51-United States and Mexico re- sumo diplomatic relations. Italian fleet bombards Corfu, killing 15 Greek civilians; Greece invokcs intervention of League Of Nations.
 september 1-Earthquake, fire and tidal wave take toll of more than million killed and injured in Yokohama and Tokio. Disas- ter said to he greatest in mod ern history.
 9-Seven |. S. destroyers wreck ed on California coast: 22 sailors missing. fr--I'ifty persons killed in earth quake in Calcutta, India,
 October 2n-BaVarian ernmcnt breaks with Berlin: takes charge Of 12.Ooo federal troops gar risoned in Bavaria. 2G-Charles r. Stcinmetz, famous electrical engineer. dies. oa-Nationnl Assembly at AnEora votes establishment of Turk ish renublic. Mustapha Rem Gl Pasha elected president. 50-Andrew bonar Law, former premier of England, dies.
 November t-Lieut. A. N. Williamson. |. <. N, breaks speed record for airplanes, travelling 266.jS miles an hour.
 -Rav8rian n, n,onarchist out break crushed; General Lu- dendorff arrested. fS--Premier Poincarc announces France will not eracuatc Ruhr nntil Germany has eN- ecuteG every clause in Yer sailles trraty, a3-Chancollor Stresemanns min istry fails when German Rcichstag refuses vote of confidence,
 25-Dr. Heinrich Albert accepts chancollorship of Germany.
 December 2-Throe villages destroyed and 600 persons drowned in flood caused by collapse Of dike guarding Glcna Lake in Italy. 9-Vera Cruz capital captured by Mexican rcvolutionists f6--Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks, Episcopal rector of New York. fonts virgin birth doc trine and rcopens war be- tween modernists and fnn- damcntalists in Episcopal church.