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New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
MRS. M. M. CASHMORE DIES OF SMALLPOX
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Last week Dr. Cushing was notified by the health authorities in New Britain of the contact. and he placed the Woods home under quarantine Since that time, the disease has de- veloped.
 Because of Mrs. Drapers advanced age and other infirmities, her condi- ton is regarded as serious. Dr. Cush- ing is taking every precautionary measure within his power to check the spread of the disease here and urges the people of the town to be- come vaccinated. without delay. Mrs. Draper, since the contact. has been raccinated and the vaccination has tended to lessen the seriousness of the disease.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Studebaker Corporation
 Votes for New Stock

New York, April 1.--Stockhold- . CTS Of the Studebaker corp. today nu- thorized 2,Soo.o00 new shares Of no par value common stock, of which l,s75,o0o will be exchanged for 75O.- 900 common shares Of sl00 par value now outstanding. on the bases of eia shares of tho new for each share of the old. The balance Of 626.oo0 shares will be held in the treasury 10 be issued at the discretion or the directors.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Coolidge Does Not Plan
 To Take Any Vacation

Washington, April 1.--Presidcnt Coolidge will spend the summer in Washington. This statement was made at the White House today in answer to inquiries as 10 whether the execu- tive planned to accept any of the of fers Of the summer homes which have been coming in to him.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
:Tititrrala
AIre aInrr RnrIe

Ths funeral Of Mrs. Mary Boyle was held this morning from the home of 1lrr daughter. Mrs. William Kelley or 16S Clark street at S:50 o'clock, followed by q high mass Of requiem in st. Nary's church at 2 o'clock. Rev. Raymond Clabby oniciated. Lead Kindly Light was sung by Mrs. Mary T. Cresn as the body was taken from fhe church..
 The bearers were: William and John Kelley. James Boyle and Joseph White zrandsons Of Mrs. Boyle. and John and Thomas Egan. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Irish Rebel Leader Gets
 20 Years Imprisonment

Carrick- shannon. Ireland, April i.--Gen. Bofin, who as one Of the chief leaders Of the irregular forces in their operations last year was known as the Irish De Wet" after Gen. ,thristian Dc Wet of Boer war fame has been sentenced to 20 years penal scrritnde. according 10 Mrs. F. Sheehy Skeffington, the radical republican leader.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
ROY SENDS IN FALSE ALARM

Fire apparatus from the central station was rushed to Glen street yes. terday afternoon after call had been received from small boy that there was a fire on the roof of the house at ss Glen street Ii was found on ar irving at the street that there was no house numbered 36. X search of tho a"ighborhood failed to reveal any sign of a fire.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Carpenter Accepts Terms
 For Battle With Tunne,

New York. April l.---Gcorgos Chr penticr French light hcavyweisht, has accepted terms to meet Gene Tunncy. AmoHcan light heavyweight champion In New York or New Jersey inc week of June lG, Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager announced today.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
New Haven Man Pleads Guilty to Mnnslaughter Charce-Sentencc Is Deferred by Judge.

New Haven. April 1.-Adam Bien. charged with the murder of Mark kortsep. his boarding house mistress, last November today, in court pleaded guilty to manslaughter and sentence was deferred by Judge Allyn Brown. At the time of the homicide it was claimed that Bien, who had been or dered from the house and had his grip packed to leave, had been drink inf "moonshine" and was in a state bordering on insanity.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and HciEhbOrs for the kindness and sym pathy shown us during our recent bereavement in Inc death Of William Henry King. We wish to thank in a special manner Mr. Toungblsd and friends who sent flowers.
 Signed: Mrs. Mary L. King.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
wIGurMAN WINS MATCH

Now York, April |. George w. Wiehlmsn. Boston. president Of tho nitcd states lawn tennis association, opened the national court tennis championship singles today with, H first found victory over F.. r. Pearson, of New York, s-i, G-2, GO.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
RIG FIRE IN ALASKA

WaShiGsion, April 1.--t'oast guard headquarters were notified today that q serious fire is raging in keichikan, Alaska, and that guards from tho cut tcrs Smith and Cygnan had been land cd io patrol the burned area 10 pre- vent footing.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
SNOW IN BALTIMORE,

Baltimore, April Flour and one half inches of snow had fallen here up to early afternoon, and the storm was continuing. IL was the heaviest snow fall in this region at this season of the year.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

r. s. TREASURY STATEMENT. |. s. Treasury balance, S42I7s5,a5s.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Meriden Woman Gets 90
 Days on Liquor Charge

Meriden, April William Fausro. @t, of :39 Hamilton street, New fIa- ven, was arrested here today when, according 10 inc local police, he was delivering alcohol from an automo- hile into the grocery of Mrs. Frances Ssnik, Of si Cedar street. In court !ater she was fined sao0 and sen- fenced to so days. Taugro was held for trial tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01

More than 500 treaties have been hlcd with the League of Nations.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
lffCidRatf0rdStOck OckExchange Quotations
FURNISHED BS JUDD X COMPANY
 Bnrritt Hotel Building

"iiy Bsrk and Thus ''J n,Jr. Ei*sr B, 70. fiGtt National Bank lifd. Aetna Nat. Rank iiartford-i onn. Trust co. Ncrtls Plan of Hartford Park St. Trust 70. Phoenix National Bank Riverside Trust Co. 1'ata Bank S Trus, Co. z. 2. Security Trust @. A4tHa Fire tns. Go. altomohile Ins. Co. Hartford Fire tnsuraurs Natiobal Fire Insurance Phoenix Fire Ins. Co. Eossia fns. Co. ts5b National Fire Rights Aetna ca.uslty < {. Cc. ieira Lifa
 ''cnr. rianersi tffs t1rst EsirsJrsnee Hartford steam Boiler Ira eisrs
 Ccia. general l;is''s
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
RED PEPPER FOR
 COLDS IN CHEST

EaSo your tight, aching chest. stop tho pain Freak up th~ conE" "St'on. Feel bad cold loosen up in jus, short time.
 Red Prppor Rub' Is thr cold remedy that brings quickest r'licf. lt cannot hurt you and it certainly seems 10 end 'ho tiChtRcss and drive tho congestion and soreness right out.
 Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating noat as rrl peppers, and when heat pcno'ratHs right down into c5'ls cong stion, aching muscles aul sore, stiff joints relief comes at orr",
 The momrn' you apr'y l;,I Pep per Rub yoU 'ccl the juggling heat. In three minutrs Inc congcstod spot is warmed through and through. Whom you arc suM,riug from co'l rhou- mattsm. lackacho, stiff neck ar sore muscles. .uS, Ert ar of RowtcS 1 Red Pepper Euh, made from rcd 1 pepper at any drnG store You Will have the quickest relief known.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
MOTHERHOOD CLUB
 PLANS ACTIVITIES 9pular Berlin Organization
 Will Have Busy Season MEETINGS OF INTEREST
Chimney Fire Brings Out New Brit ain Dcpartmcnt-,iidnight Mass ot St, Paul's Church Christmas Eye-Post Offices Delugcd.

The Berlin Motherhood club, on" ,. the most active organizations III inc town of Berlin, will have an un- .sually busy season, as shown in the program which has been issued. l,vorything from socials to instruc- ,ions in cooking viii be held by this society.
 Tho program:
 January 2l-Talk by Mss Mary r.. Griswold, superintendent oi schools. Hostesses, Mrs. Samuel A. riske and Mrs. E. o. Shjerdcn.
 February IS- My Favori'" Recipe" Food sale. Hostess Mrs Robert II. DcminG.
 March 1S--"My Gardon,' Mrs sidney NJ. Cowles. Hostess, Mrs Russell $. Gold.
 April 15--Social afternoon. Host css. Mrs. Charles E. Pratt.
 May 20-To be announced. Host css, Mrs. Ralph R. Carter,
 June 17-Annual meeting and pie mic. Hostess. Mrs. Willis l. Savage. The club has enjoyed great sue ccss since it's organization several years ago by Mrs John B, Smith md others. Mrs. Smith was one ot ,ho prime movers in forming Il.
 The meetings are opening to any women of the town interested in the subjects at hand. My layoritc pccipe." the subject to be discussed on February IS, should attract many Berlin housewives, IS each member of the club will describe the recipe she likes best and will also tell ho" at make varieties of food. My Garden" should also interest Berlin women.
 The officers of the club for l924' ie25 are: President, Mrs. Robert II Deming; vice president. Mrs. l.cianl w. Gwatkin; secretary, Mrs. s Cehase Cosle; treasurer, Mrs. Ralpi F. Carter.
 No Damage From Fire
 Fire in the chimney of the Grass rome in Kcnsington, near the Amer uan Paper Goods plant, brought the New Britain fire department to tho 4ccne yesterday afternoon. Compan! No. 2 responded to a call from Firs Sclectman George B. Carter at 4:0' .clock.
 The fire was confined to the chim " and was eNtinguished by th' promrt use of chemicals. Chic William C. Noble of the New Britain apartment, stated today that m ,,umage was done.
 Wins Third Prize
 Berlin has captured another priz m the Connecticut Light X Powo rompany's home lighting contest ronducted for school children. ] Donald Turner of the ninth grad' Ecnsington Grammar school, wo' he third prize for high school boy in the New Britain district, carryin with it a cash award Of s30. Mi Turner is resident of East Bcrlir This makes the fifth prize capture hy Berlin boys and girls, as rosnI af this contest, tho highest numhc % 70 10 any town in the New Britai i,Erlct
 Will Have Midnight Mass
 JIrh mass will be celebrated a St. Paurs church, kcnsington. O
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
other material.

other material.
 As the meeting Of the directors immediately following tho stock- holders meeting, officers were elects cd as follows: President s. P, sco- vile; vice president, F, Samuel Gil- lett; secretary, treasurer and gen- craI manager, Dwight J, Minor.
 Hospital Men Remembered.
 The eX-soryice men in the public service hospital al Allingtown were remembered by seicheprcy post of the American Legion and the Lac dies Auxiliary Of tho post ycster- day when committee from inc two organizations visited the hospital with boxes Of Christmas gifts. The two local organizations took care of the patients in Ward Number . 10 the number Of 30.
 Six Months on for Honesty. As a reward for his honesty on the witness stand both in the local police court and the superior court, lhe months jail sentence im- posed on Jacob Hackman by Judge Donovan for violation Of the liquor laws. was suspended. The fine Of (Continued on Page ID
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
RUB RHEUMATIC, ACHING JOINTS
 AND STOP PAIN

& 1aoob@ ON stops any pain, and thouma ism Is pain only.
 No, one case in fifty requires h. terual treatment. Stop drugging. Rut soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs On rlght into your socc, stiff, aching joints. and relief comes instantly. S. Jacobs oil Is q harmless rheumatism l0imeut, which never disappoints, and cannot burn tho skin,
 l5mDor up, Qui; complaining, Get a small trial bottle O. old, honest St. Jacohs oil a. any drug store, and In just a moment youl be free from rhouma'ia pain. SoroaNSs and stlff- ness. Don't suffer, Relief awaits you. St Jacohs O' Is just as good ror s~je'jca. neuralgia. lumbago, backache, snra.ns,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
No Decision as to What
 Will Be Done With Stable

New York, Dec. 2@.-Publishcd reports that inc entire racing stable of the late August Belmont would be sold met today with an authori- tattvc statement that no conclusion has vet been reached as 10 the dis position of the thoroughbred stock. The stable includes ll6 horses whose aggregate valuo is placed as high as S1000,o0o,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

The consolidation Of the town and borough governments will be talked over this evening at meeting of committees from the Southington Business Mems association and the Exchange club. The committees, which have been acting as unit. are going into the matter in detail and will bring it before a town meeting to be voted upon. If the decision is to consolidate, it will be necessary 10 change the town and borough charters.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
SCARLET FEVER REPORT IS FALSE School Committee DiSCTeditS
 RumOr Of Disease PLAN COMMISSION MEETS
Funeral of John B. IIart-Iiaptist Christmas Conccrt-Marrlago An nounccment - Chimney Fire - Plain,illc Briefs.

IFIS IlHb bGNI lfPbl | Vt V hIbA cd throughout the town within the past two weeks that there Is caSo of scarlet fever in family of one of the employees of the school commit tee and that no quarantine has been paced on the home. The rumor has gained such crcdence that mcm- bers of the school committee have been literally pestcred with calls from indignant and anxious parents asking about the matter. Because of the epidemic which is on in Bris- tol. the rumor was given much at tcntior here.
 l.. s. Mills, secretary Of the town school committee stated today that the members of the committee, act ling on the number Of complaints | that have come 10 them, have inycs- | tigatcd the matter thoroughly and l have found that there Is no such disease at the home in question and there is absolutely no foundation for the report which has been spread about town.
 In tho family, a doctor was called In 10 attend one of the children there and the physician 10 be on the safe side, quarantined the youngster fo' a day or so 10 watch developments As if happened, the child developed q cold and has since completely re- covered. The rumor has served tc cause the family in question a groa' deal of embarra ssment and tho school committee took the steps i did 10 clear the matter up.
 Town Plan Commission
 The PlainviIe town plan commits
 sion will meet this evening in thu town hall to discuss a possible dat
 for a hearing on the proposed lay
 out on East street from Maple 10 th'
 town line. Among other matters , discussion on the proposed widenin:
 of New Britain avenue will be takel
 up and some definite agreenen might be reached. Members of tn
 commission feel that the widening i
 both necessary and practicable be cause of the fact that the road is main highway and the traffic Ina triplcd on tt in the past few years It is understood that there is liabl ito he roma stiff opposition to th
 project and this will he taken up b the members Of the commission 2
 the session tonight. The date fo { the hearing on Tias) street will prot 9 abTy be given o'' tomorrow. e .JOhp Funeral s The fun n E. Hart, th
 last mcn' original Hal e family, w. "Stcrday after S noon at @:&n ,rk in Bradley Me = morial chapel in Oak Hill comet CT! S Southington. Roy. G. (. Laudcr ] slager. pastor Of the First Bapti' = church of Southington. officiatot = Mrs. Laudcnslagor sang There is T V Night There" and When The Mist
 Have Rolled Away"
 I The pail bearers were Fred / C Lewis, Elijah Rogers, Frank A. Hal Il and Erwin Norton. Burial was i s Oak Hill cemetery.
 Baptist Christmas Concert Q The Christmas concert at the Ear q ;tist church last evening was a mo-
 enjoyable affair an1 much credit f due to Mrs. J. G. Ward who was l. charge.
 The following is the program {
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New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Santa Clans visited tho children of St. Thomas church yesterday after noon at the Community home, More than $50 children were present and received gifts of candy and fruit. An entertainmcns was furnished and the children sang Christmas carols. The event was under the auspices of the Catholic Welfare council.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
East Berlin Items

All members Of the Knights of Pythias are requested to attend the meeting at their hall Tuesday eve ming, as several grand state officers will pay the lodge a fraternal visit
 A number from this place will at tend the funeral Of Dr. Charles Bush at Cromwell Tuesday after noon. Dr. Bush who died at his late home very suddenly was well known here as he practised medi- cine in this town as well as Crom- well, Middlctown and all nearby towns.
 The first rehearsal for the minstrel entertainment, 10 be given for the benefit of the Community club, will be held at the home of Mrs. James McPherson Tuesday evening.
 The regular holiday hours will be observed at the local post office { Thursday. Christmas day. Edward Porter of Hartford spent l Sunday at his home on Wilcox ave l nuc.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

The Southington Red Cross chap ter has elected the following officers for the coming year; Chairman, AL Ian G. Upson; vice chairman, Mrs. G. H. Bissell; secretary, Miss Minnie Wrinn; treasurer. Miss Fancy Mac Kenzic. Board Of managers: Mrs. l.. A. Cummings, Mrs. Gilbert Tate, Mrs. II. II. Merrell, Mrs. Kenneth Moore, Mrs Anna Lo2ek, Mrs. Harry Finch, Mrs. C. W. Fitch. Miss Anna Terrucci, Rev. Sigmund Wornecki. e. C. Chamberlain. William E. smith. Frank Galietti, James F. Me- Partland, Michial Gura, Harry Cock ayne, and II. S. Libby; chairman of home service committee, Mrs. L. A. Cummings; supervisor of relief and supplies committee, Mrs. Gilbert Tate; supervisor of surgical dress ings committee, Mrs. Harry Finch; chairman Of Junior Red Cross com- mittee, H. $. Libbcy.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
Wedding Invitations Out

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Paul F. Gannotta, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Giannot- ta of Konsiqgton, and Miss Mary Rayizza, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Ravizza of South street, New Britain. The ceremony will be held at St. Joscph's church, New Britain. on December 31, followed by a reception at the brides home. Mir. Giannotta is well known in Ken sington.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Mary Griswold, superintendent Of the Sunday school, heads a committee
 in charge of the arrangements for this affair.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

The st. Michacls of New Haven hung another defeat on the Pexto basketball outfit in the Town hall Saturday evening, winning by q score of 3I to 30.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
Real Estate Transfer

The Plainyilo Realty Co. sold through the Camp ReaI Estate Co. Of Now Britain two-family house at [ to Laurel street to Frederick W, II1rke of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Buy your toys at tho ,'910H'le Engineering and Supply co, A com plctu line. -adlt.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
Marriage Announcement

Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Leon A. Griffin, Jr, son of Leon W. Griffin. Sr.. 10 Miss Elsie Hampstead. daughter Of Mrs, Arthur w, Jacobs of 32 Bo- hcmia street The ceremony will take place Saturday afternoon, De. c"mbcr @7. at tho Methodist parson- ng" and will be performed by Rev. Arthur A. Ball. the pastor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Funeral services for John B. Hart were held in the Bradley Memorial chapel yesterday afternoon, Inter- ment was in Oak Hill cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22
Legion Banquet
(hinlley ire

Plainyilc Hose Co. No was .calI- cd out last evening by still alarm to the home of William Day at Is Maple street where brisk chimney ire was in progress. Chemical lines were played on inc fire and the blaze was eHtinguishcd without very heavy idamaec
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

The employees of the Peck, Stow & Wilcox Go. have subscribed s160 for Use Of the needy during the Christ mas season.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

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New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Arthur A. Angclonc, son of Mrs. Angelone, has enlisted in the army and been assigned to the cavalry at Fort Houston, Tex.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances Carley were held at the Grace NJ. E. church at o'clock yesterday after room. Rev. c. w. Hall officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery.
 Mrs Kenneth Moore president of the Woman's auxiliary of Kiltonic post. American Legion. with a com mittee of members of the auxiliary. visited Allngtown hospital in New Haven yesterday and gave Christi mas boxes 10 the disabled veterans.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

WTTIdNIIIE ENN~VE I'IV0IT T-FVV'-'
 T.. Samuel GUlcjt r., r. Man chester. Frank Barnes, Paul N. Hubbard, [. c, Dunbar and Carl Mahannah were elected directors of the Farmers Co-ornra,iye Purchas- ing association at tho annual mc';- ing of tho stockholders Saturday evening. The reports Of the officers, which uoro read, show the assocta- tion to be in q prosperous condi- ton. The association is handling about Ioo cars Of grain into Bris' ol each year iu addition 70 larg" amount Of farm machinery and
New Britain herald., 1924-12-22

The Christmas exercises Of the sunday school Of the Berlin Congre- .,ationaI church will ho hold to- morrow evening al 1.$n o'clock Tn fAc chanel. There will b" large Christmas tree and program will be carried out bA he children. Miss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-22
AMARANTH COURT HAS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 22.-Mrs.
Irene Raguse was elected royal ma
IRON of Staten Island Court. No. 40.
Order of Amaranth, at the annual
election held Friday night at the
Masonic temple In Tettenville.s Mrs.
Raguse will succeed Mrs, Catherine
Chapman who has been at the head
Of the court for, the past year. Four
candidates were initiated at this
lime, which was the last meeting ur-
Yer Mrs. Chapman's regime. Grand
Nreasurer Mrs. elsa q. Evars, Com
lfssioner of Appeals Chaune-y Good
och, District Deputy Gran {. Royal
Vatrop Mrs, Margaret P. Decker, of
Nhe Third Aparanth distr3 It, Past
District Deputy Mrs. Anna M.
5prague, Past District Deputy Mrs.
Janet videon and Mrs. Emma I.
Moore. present representative Of
New Jersey had the honor of con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-22
WOMAN I'm KILLED
IN ACCIDENT
Five Others Hurt When Troll
ley Hits Auto on the
Island

TOTTENVILE. Dec. 22:-One
woman Is dead, Eve other people are
injured, two of whom are. serious.
and, may die as the result of an auto
mobile In which they were riding. be-
Ing struck by one man trolley of
the Richmond, Light. & Railroad
Company in Richmond Terrace,
Mariners Harbor, yesterday, after
Moon. Ff4 # ~
Mrs. Annie Kurmisar, thirty-six
years old, of 1076 Grove street, Try
lngton, N. j., was killed when the
,aar turned over and Mrs. Jennie
Meyers, twenty-nine, years old, of
1914 Washington street, Newark, re-
ceived a fracture OF the skull from
which she may die. Mrs. Ruth
Cohen. twenty~four years old. 1049
Bryant avenue, the Eronx, has a
possible fracture Of the skull and is
In a serious condition. The others
Injured are Philip Kurmsiar, thirty
nine. years old, OF LOTS. Grove street,
trvington, husband of the woman
killed: William Cohen, twenty-five
years old, of 1049 Bryant avenue,
The Bronx, and Louis Hockberger,
ariyer of the car, who resides at 202
Hillside avenue, Newark.
Philip SKurmisar, suffering from
shock, has commissions OF the left leg
and bruises about the body. William
Cohen receiyed commissions of head
and eve, while Hockberger has a
iacerated leg. Fs
All OF the injured were taken to
st. Vincenfs Hospital where it was
said this morning that those serious
ly injured were. in a very weakened
fondition.. The accident Is said to
Yaaye happened when the automobile
riven by Hockberger skidded on a
Email space OF ice In attempting to-
pass the car driven by William
Walters. of 16S Yetman avenue, Tot
tenville. In. attempting-. to. regain
control OF the car the machine is
said to have gotten in the path of
the one-man trolley which crashed
into 1t. The big touring car. was
turned over and fits occupants were
thrown out and. some. pinned. under
1t. No arrests We're made hut, the
matter will be brought to the, atten-
lion OF a city magistrate this morn
Ing. District Attorney, Albert Each
was notified and he with DR.. George
Mord, medical examiner for the bor-
ough of Richmond, have started an
Investigation in the death of the
woman and the injury te five others.