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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08
Roast Veal.

Season a fillet of veal with salt and
pepper and put in pan with a
chopped carrot, onion, a bay leaf, three
cloves and tablespoonful Of butter.
Bake one hour in a rooster, basting
every five minutes. Remove the meat
to platter, add a little water, sim
mer five minutes and pour the gravy
over the meat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08
Lace Frock Is Given
an Important Place

One cannot comment on the present
trend of. fashions without emphasizing
the important position given to lace In
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08
Chocolate Nougat Cake.

Cream one-fourth Of cupful Of but
ter, add gradually one and one-half
cupfuls of sugar, one beaten egg.
when well mixed add two-thirds of a
cupful of milk, and two cupfuls of
flour sifted with three teaspoonfuls of
baking powder; add one-half teaspoon
full of vanilla. Filling: To two squares
Of melted chocolate add one-third of
cupful of powdered sugar and one
third of a cupful of milk, cook until
smooth. Cool slightly and add to the
cake mixture. Bake in layers and use
filling between layers and on top.
Onion Sandwiches.
Chop one small, mild onion, mix
with pepper, salt and a teaspoonful
of lemon juice with a teaspoonful of
oil. Use as filing for buttered bread
sandwiches.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08
Attracts Attention

An evening slipper which is attract
ing good deal of attention is of
black brocaded satin.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08
nnena Refinery

A refinery has been opened in Eng
land TO refine the crude oil brought
from Persian fields, 5000 miles away.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08
FOOD FOR THE FAMILY

A tasty pie which may be made in
! short time and is most satisfactory
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-05-08

chosen large and handsome specimens
of the button makers art. Buttons are
few but vastly important. Little Curly
Locks looks well in this cleverly de-
signed coat and a soft, plain hat with
a hayward brim and irresponsible
crown which might be Of silk, light
felt or fine straw braid.
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
20. 1924. western Newspaper Union.)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
NEW YORK GETS RADIO
 MESSAGE FROM NAUEN
The World Wireless Hears Despatch Telling nf IsN-kai~cr Leaving
 BppIu Tor Silesia

Nrw York. May 1s. - Former Kaiser Wilhelm or Germany and Princess Hcrmine. his wife. left poorn today for saabor. silesis. os- trnsibly to spend vacation with Heinine's children according to s wireless report broadcast from Sauen. Germany. and picked up by the New York World that newspaper states to- day.
 tT ihe reuaft is true the German government has reversed its policy to- ward Wfihclm HobenzOllern as The allies rcpeatediy have been assured tEat tha former Eaiser would not b. allowed ts rrter German territory. .silrsia is rae uf the most strongly inonartitiat sections of The reich.
 Wilhelm hes not been in Germany since hc red 70 Holland on Sovsmber .. 1918. Hc at first Nas s-iird at Amercareu. and later vas moved 10 Ijoorn. where he b1s Heed in seciu4 sion ever sinra. net even being usr- ritted to return 10 Perrin for his hrst rifc's funeral
 He uas married to Princess Her. mine in ia2s
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
OPPOSE PUBLICITY
 FOR INCOME TAXES
Chamber of Commerce to Start Agitation Against

The bill before the United State, senate permitting full publicity on in. come tax returns will be vigorously opposed by the New Britain Chamber of Commerce, as result of action taken yesterday by the board of di- rectors when it was voted 10 enlist the aid of the Connecticut representa- tives in Congress to defeat it.
 The question was brought 10 the attention Of the directors by Samuel M. Davidson Of Davidson X l.eventhal, who submitted that the bill was uu- fair and should not be legislated through congress. The directors yot- ed to ask the assistance Of the Con- necticut Chamber of Commerce, as well as senators and congressman from this state in a move to defeat the measure.
 This same question will be brought before the annual convention of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. to be held in Bridgeport the latter part of this nronth, by Mir. Davidson, who was appointed delegate to rep resent the New Britain Chamber. If is expected in this way to secure state wide action.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
BRISTOL fOMAN SWzNDLED OUT 0F S25, GOG POLICE SAY;
 BROKER LS UNDER ARREST
KACEYS MEMBERSHIP
 INSTATE $ 25,0GO
Deputy MNll;gar Is Again Nominated at Conn.
 Convention

Hartford. May 1S.-The state con- venton of the Knights Of Columbus of Connemticut opened here today with about 135 delegates present and 20o visiting knights, His mass was held at St, Joseph's cathedral and after the church service business meeting took place at the ;.otel Gardo.
 State Deputy William ]. Mulligau read report in which he said that the Connccticut membership of the order is now about 25,00N and that the insurance handled during the past year has increased S1STS,44I. He made plea for religious tolerance saying that although the "old embors of hatred' had been relighted within the past few years tho knights should not manifest similar spirit. The order stands against the exclusion of any man from office on account Of his religion" said Deputy Muliigsn.
 Deputy Mulligan was rcnominatcd at the convention and Judge John F. McDonough of Nausatuck was also nominated for this office. State Sec retary John Phillips pf this city was rcnominaied and J. F. Conway of Baltic will oppose him in the elections There were no contests for other state offices.
 Bishop John ], Milan addressed tho convention speaking on the Catholic church in Connecticut,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
BURGLARS VISIT HOME
 OF STANLEY WORKS HEAD
Break Into Residence Of F. Allen Moore on Sunn,lcdgc-Haul at
 Schauillcr Home SIo0.

i Residents of the western section uf the city are becoming greatly alarmed at inc frequent breaks that arc being made into Inc homes of that section of the city, and Inc apparent daring of iho burglars who have made sry- cral hrcaks in broad daylight. Last night while the people were discuss. ing what ought 10 be done To curb the activities Of tho intruders. ihe house of F.. Allen Moore al Sunny ledge was discovered 10 have been entered,
 The police were notified. but they were unable 10 establish when the house was entered as Inc family has been away since Saturday. returning last night. The complete lis, t.' stolen articles has not been made up yet, but Nr. Moore said today that although they were not of great monetary value. he valued them very highly for their connections.
 lt was learned today that tho break into th" house Of Henry C. schuunlcr or BIS Lincoln street last week result- rd in number Of valuable articles being removed. Mir Schaafflcr vas absent from home Ht inc time of the trcal; and Ii was not until he return cd Saturday night that an investiea- ton was made.
 JcwSlry and other ta1uahles esti- mated at si00 10 $500 were stolen.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
TlLDEN WILL RETURN TO
 TENNIS FOLD THIS YEAR
Agreement Virtually Reached Under Tfan Ftr Reconsideration of
 Writers Rule

New York. May 13.--Nirtua1 assur. ance that William T. Tilden, 1T. would
 be a member Of this years Davis cnr tennis team was contained in the an nouncement today that the national champion would withdraw his resig- ration the moment the United States lawn tennis association called a spe- cial meeting to reconsider the player writer rule which next year would move Tilden from the amateur to inc professional ranks.
 Late last night George W. Wight man. president of the t. g. l.. r. A.. announced that he would recommend that such 2 meeting he called by the executive committee Of the sssocia- iion. Tilden also agreed to abide by the meetings decision if the vote up- held the plsyer-writer interpretation which has caused such furore in i-n. his circles since it vas adopted in March.
 Tilden's announcement was prr- pared for publication in the issue of American lawn tennis dated May but vas not made public until today. Calling of the special meeting came after members Of the west side tennis club of New York and members of other tennis clubs had sought 10 bring about such a meeting
 The champions statement came as an unexpected development in fhe controversy and gave the first definite intimstion that he would alter his at- 'iiude on the piayer-vritsr rule under any circumstances.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
INCREASE IS GRANTED
Boston md Maine Itnginecrs. I'ircmrn and Ho~ticrs Get ra, IIopst of AIsBut Iiyc Per Gent

Boston. May 13.--A wage agreement p-o1 idire for an incrcuao 9f about Eve prr cent for thc engineers. frrnsn and hosilers employed liy thr EDai p8 and Maine railroad was auOunrsd to- day. The ncw wage scale uiil Eo into effect from May and eill affect about GOO ismploycs.
 The railroad company announced that the agreement had bren reached after conferences lasting Tor several days between committees representing the engineers. fremen and hostlers and officials Of the company. The in- crease. Inc company said. would bs cn the same basis as that already made by many other roads in the saft.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Reporter Punches One hfuriated
 Eclectic While Hickey Drags His
 Companion From County Building
Dsbarred Doctors in Near Free For-AH With County De- tective and St. Louis Newspaperman-Latter Wal lops Dr. Bursan On Nose-Arrests Likely to Follow.

Hartford. May 13.--Eclectic phys- clans whose licenses were revoked by the grand jury and whose appeals 1 from the grand iurys action are being heard at the county building by State Referee Marcus H. Holcomb, today were in a clash with Harry T. Brun- dige, St. Louis newspaper reporter whose investigations did much to bring about the revocation of the doc tors licenses.
 Punches Two Doctors
 The incident did not end until Brun- dige had administered punches to Dr. lsidor 1ochelman and Dr. Maurice Burstan, two of the appellants. both of Bridgeport; until County Detective Edward Hickey had forcibly elected 1ochelman, who defied him, from the county building. and until. on com plant Of Burstan. who wanted Brun- dige and Hickey arrested, the police sent an officer 10 the county building to investigate and to keep the peace.
 AS Brundige left the grand jury room on the third floor, where the ap- peals are being heard, at about 10:30 this morning and walked down the corridor towards the elevator, Dr. 1ochelman, who was standing with a group of about q dozen other doctors, made pass at him. Brundige was im- mediately surrounded by the appeal ing eclectics, and Yochelman began to uphraid him in a loud voice, and with many vivid explosives. Then one of the other doctors pushed Yochel- man Into Brundise. and Brundige struck at Gochelman. For a moment it looked like a free-for-al but just then Detective Hickey came from the jury room, heard the row, and sensing the situation attempted to stop the
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
FURNISH St0,OOO BONDS
Engineer and Deck Hand of Captured Rum Runner at New Haven Held For Hearing May 20.

New Haven. May t3.--1Icnry Eas- musscn. engineer Of Stratford and Giovanni Carbone, a deck hand of the power boat Wilkes Barre seized last nights with it's cargo Of grain alcohol. were each hold in st0,0o0 bonds for q hearing on May % by Judge Watrous today. The men had counScl. No evidence was offered and the pro- cccdings took but few minutes. Bonds were furnished.
 The police are said to be searching for the owner of the craft which is converted submarine chaser, and others of fhe crew who left the wilkes-sarrc yesterday al it was an- ehored in inc harbor and came ashore. Ir is alleged that the trip ashore was to negotiate sale Of the alcohol.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Pittsburgh Child Shot
 In Church Dies Today

Pittsburgh. Pa. May i5.-wounded by 2 bullet when q pistol fell from her fathers pocket and was discharged in night. i4 year old Tbelma kiinzeB- smith died in 3 hospital today. Will liam klingensmith. the father. said he carried the pistol for protection against hiEhzaymen.
 During the church services the pas tor called upon ths congregation to stand and sing a hymn. The pistol dropped from klinrensmith's pocket ss he arose
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
REPUBLICANS HOLD BALANCE OF POWER
Three From (. Q. P. and Two
 Democrats on Tax Committee
FIRST HEARING TOMORROW
House and Senate Conferccs Will Be- gin Work At Once and Expect To Complete Duties in About Two Weeks Time.

Washington, May 13.-Republicans retained control Of the conferees on the tax reduction bill through ap- pointment today by the senate of three republicans and two democrats. the same ratio as fixed by the house. Pointing out the bill as passed by the senate was modelled on the demo- cratic program, the main provisions of which had been opposed by the re- publican organization, Senator Sim mons, North Carolina. ranking demo- crat on the finance committee, had suggested the appointment of three democrats and two republicans.
 Senator Simmons said he would ac- cept the membership named by the senate, but if the democratic sections in the bill were not protected he would ask for discharge Of the senate conferees and appointment of a dem ocratic majority.
 Substitute Corporation Tax
 These provisions consist principally of the substitute corporation tax inn posing a levy on undistributed profits, the Simmons income tax schedule, providing for maximum surtaX of 40 per cent and proposal for full publicity of tax returns. Unless these proposals are modified administration leaders have declared the measure faces veto.
 The following were named as con fcrees by the senate: Chairman Shoot of tKe finance committee, Senators Mclean. Connecticut, and Curtis, Kan sas, republicans. and Simmons, North Carolina, and Jones, New Mexico, democrats, ranking democratic mem bers on the finance committee.
 Chairman Shoot announced the first meeting of the conferees would he held tomorrow About ten days or two weeks are expected 10 be con sumed in ironing out differences be- tween the house and senate.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Two Robbers Shot. Third
 Captured in Gun Fight

Perth Amboy. V. l.. May iS.-As q result Of gun battle with police. tao alleged robbers are in the Eshway hospital. seriously wounded and a third is in jail following an attempt 10 roh a Tennsylvania railroad freisAt car al Chavenel early today. 4 fourth man escaped John '. Hui. Of Tea neck. vas shot through the chest and Waiter Duffy. of Union Hill. received bins bullet Hounds George Rizzio of Newark is in iaiL None Of the off cs rs as wounded.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
British Rum Runner Taken
 Captive on Pacific Coast

San Diego. Cat, May is.-Capture Of the British s1-ton schooner west coast. laden with E54 cases Of Scotch whiskcy of the Coronado Islands and connscati0n 0f schooner and cargo by the Mexican authorities at EHsenada. was announced today by officers of fhe Mexican fisheries patrol steamer Terate when ths tessei put into port here. The west eoast fs said iO bc ths frzt rum runner fginE the f.ri'- ish Tag 10 be captured on the Fsci- fc coast.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
WANTS PHONE INQUIRY
Congressman O'CCnnor of New York
 Anxious to Dcltc Into Affairs of American Telephone and Telegraph

Washington, May 13.--Congrcs- sional investigation Of telephon" ratcs and service throughout the tinted states and of the organization of tho American Telephone and Telegraph company and it's relations with other corporations was proposed today by Ecprescntative OCounor. democrat, New York.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
ARHoIn RtYs STANLEY rnI sr

The stanley House al the corner or Maple and Whiting streets. ]. 8 purchased today by Joseph and Ever ttt ArboBr. doing business under the name or Joseph Arboar < Son. The property was formerly owned by inc Stanley Works and was used as a rOOminE house for young men sm- pioyed in the office Of the Stanity Euie < Level plant.
 The house viii be taken over snort lF as a residence for the Arbours. The property adioins the office of the nsv urners trucking business.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
ewark High School Boy Hangs Himself in Garage

NeWark. \. J.. May f3.-Tl0fiis gel. t4 high school student. hanged nself today in garage at the rear bis home. .rdinE tO County Phy
 an Warren. who gave verdict Of hide. The boys body was found ty
 mother The result of an injury to
 head in an automobile accident ia
 2. led ihs hoy to end his fife. He been missing since last evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
HELD AS SHOPLIFTERS
Two Women Who Say They Are Resi- dents of New Britain Taken In Ky Police in New York.

Two women are being held by the New York police under heavy bonds on charges of shopittng gave their names as Mrs. Herbert NJ, Bates Of 4s7 Chestnut street and Mrs, Rose liegler ot 467 Park street The lo- cal police receive communication from the New York policc asking il the women were known here and if they had any previous police record here,
 The police are reported io have in- vestigated and found that the names were authentic. although Chief Will liam C. Hart refused 10 discuss the case at all.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
I1nops N rIrrsRrRGH

Pittsburgh. May Is.-The Allegheny and MonoHgahela rivers here reached a flood cress of slightly more than zs feet today. four feet above The danger mark. Easements of business buildings along inc ATieghpnv were flooded. Families in the Ioziands were forcsd to leave their homes.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
MARRIED 67 YEARS
Canaan Couple Were Chi'dho"d Play mates and arts-Hnsband SS. Vie is So.

Canaan. Conn. May Is.-Mr and Mrs. Ezra E. Huntley today received the congratulations of their friends on the occasion Of the eth anniversary Of their marriage Both are iu ex- caltcnt health and after a winters stay in Boston from whence thcy returned recently. Mir. Huntley remarked that he had gained ton pounds in weight. Mrs. Hunf1ey is 8 and her husband Ss. They were schoolmates.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
House Committee Orders
 0. K. on HOch Resolution

Wssiiugi on. May 1s.-Favorabls ftport of the Hoch resolution 10 direc, tiie interstate commerce commission t1 infestiEate the railroad rate E.rts~- tire with s tIrw 10 a general read- Jtastme5' vas ordered today by the house commerce committee.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Mrs. Edi,h Cook Says Agent Of New York Firm Took Certificate And Then Disappear ed.
Samuel krantz of New York Held by Police-Ah corn to Try to Bring Him Back to Connecticut.
tsperial 10 The Hersld).

Bristol, May 13. - On con-
 plaint of Bristol residents that
 they had been swindled out of thousands of dollars through worthless stock deals, Samuel krantz, New York stock brok- CT, was arrested in New York city yesterday by Lieutenant Geegan and Detective McCart- ney of the metropolitan police department. Search is being made for two salesmen whose Surnames are said to be Vincent and Dubrin. The three men are said to be associated with the Syndicate Finance Co.,, which is reported to have offices on Broadway, New York city.
 Detective Sergeant Daniel J. AlcGillicuddy of the Bristol po- lice is in New York with the warrant for Krantz's arrest which charges that he is a fugi- tive from justice. Krantz. it is said, will fight extradition. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Alather has called States At- torney Hugh NJ. Alcorn into the case and the latter is preparing papers with a view to forcing krantz to return to Connecticut by due process of law.
 Mrs Cook Lost s.a.o00
 Among those reported to he krantz's victims is Mrs. Edith M Cook Of sI Main street, who is said to have lost $25,ood. She is the widow of the pro- prieior of tho Cook bakery. Tho syn- dicate became aware of her desire 10 make investments through her pnr- chase of stock in tho Troy Foundry Co. She was induced to buy shares in tho Arizona Power Co.,. in which the Syndicate Finance O.. is interest od' and assumed that she was getting preferred stock. When tho certif- cate was delivered shc learned she lad received common stock. She com plninod to the syndicate and an agent Of the company called and took the certificate. it ia alleged. promising to return with preferred shares later. That was several months ago. Mrs. Cook has crdenvored 10 secure her preferred stock or the money she in- vested hnt co far has hrcn unsuccess- 'ul. She rompainod tp the police with the result that krantz has been lrrnrted.
 Since inc police began 10 investigate Mrs cooks adventure in finance. they have learned that yzveral other Bri.- ol rnadrnts have made unfortunate nvostmcnts of the same character. it s said
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
s,nM,hs r,rntR pIEs

New York. May fs.-John A. schwaI,. father Of Charles M. schv ab. died today at his home in Lortto. ra.. tbe Bethlehem Steel corporation announced. He was in his s5th year.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
Snow, Freezing Weather
 Hits Fargo, No. Dakota

Fargo. Y. D.. May 15.-Northerly winds were whipping a fsrly heavy snow here carly today while the tenn perature dropped close 10 freezing.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
KILLED IN AIRPLANE
iiian ohserser st Wright Field Thrown From Pisne-Conpanion is Injured.

Dayton. O. May 15.-R. F. And.r- l. citilian observer at McCook Fis1d.
 killed st Wilbur Wright Field so- r. when he was thrown from an air ne he and Tieutsnant F. F. BarEs- ! .. the pilot. were testing. Lieut.. |rksdale escaped serious injuries by nE his parachute.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
THE WEATHER

Hartford. May fs.-ForeaSt for New Britain and vicinity. Unsettled tonight and MesInes- day; pnssibiy ueasionai show rrs: little change In tcmpera- lure.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
METER BLOWS UP
 AT GAS C0, PLANT
Thomas Taylor Injured and
 Rushed to General Hospital
BUILDING BADLY JARED
Workman I1attened Against Wall When Explosion Occurs - Alarm For Fire sent In But Apparatus Is sent Back to Stations.

Thomas Taylor of Greenwood street, an employe of the New Britain Gas Light Co. was seriously injured this afternoon about 1:45 o'clock, when large gas meter about sig feet high, exploded in the house owned hy the company at the corner of Pine and Cherry streets. The cause of the cx- plosion has not been determined. Taylor was in the same room with the meter when the explosion occur rcd and he was thrown against the Wall and knocked unconscious. He suffered q bad gash on his head.
 An alarm was sent in for the fire department from Box @4 at the cor ncr Of Park and Biselow streets. but there was no fire when the depart mont arrived
New Britain herald., 1924-05-13
LANGLEY, GUILTY, IS
 TO APPEAL VERDICT
Congress Today Decides to Probe Charges Against
 Kentuckian

Coyington Ky, May iS.--Attorneys representing Representative John W. Langley Kentucky. who was found guilty last night by jury in federal court here of coaspiring to sell and transport liquor. appeared before Judge Cochran today and announced that they would appeal his case. judge Cochran gave them until i o'clock today 10 prepare their motion.
 Attorneys for Milton K. Iipschutz, Philadelphia. codefcndant with Lang ley. who likewise was found guilty, also announced their intention of ap- pealins from the verdict.
 II is expected that Judge Cochran will immediately pass upon the mo- lions, and if they are oyer-ruled will pass sentence.
 Washington, May 15.--The case of Representative Langley. republican Kentucky, who was found guilty yes icrday by federal court in Kentucky Of conspiracy in vhiskey transactions. was taken up today by the house committee named 10 investigate the char rges against him.
 Chairman Burton refused 10 predict what action might be taken by the committee. which also has been look ing into charges against Representa- tive Zihlman. republican. Maryland. He pointed out that LanElcy's appeal must he passed on before the court charges against him could be con sidered definitely concluded.
 Pending the appeal. Mr. Burton said he unders ood Langley would not participate in any of his duties as a house member. md that temporarily he had turned over to Representative Elliott. republican. Indiana. the [ chairmanship of the public buildings