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New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE.

Ernest R. Borg of Hartford has brought suit for foreclosure against Genneth c. Jose of Newington, Louis J. Speqbrook of Hartford, Joseph c. Evans of Hartford, the Swift & Up- son Co. of New Britain, Hialmar Borg of New Britain, the Morris Plan bank of Hartford, and Howard r. Mahl Of West Hartford. The plaintiff claims that to secure q note of $1.0Q0, Jose mOrtgaged to him two lots on the Little Farm tract in NoWington, and that the note is still unpaid. The other parties named in the writ also clailA 10 have an interest in the mortgaged premises. The plaintiff claims fore- closure of the mortgage and posses sion of he premises. The writ was issued by William H. Fogarty of Hartford. It is returnabe the first Tuesday Of February in the superior court,
 The suit of Boieslaw Naznis vs, Joseph Ruchinskas ct al, scheduled for the court Of common pleas thtS morning, wos settled out Of court prior to the se3son and the suit was withdrawn. Nair 65 Nair represented the plaintiff, while Roche 6, Cabelus acted for the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
SEVEN APPLY FOR
 [. OF OPPOSITION
Directors Expected to Select New Secretary at Early Date

No action has been taken by the hamber of Commerce directors up O this time to All the vacancy in the position of secretary caused by he death of Mary E. Curtin.
 While the directors are reluctant appear in hurry 10 take steps Q All this position, illness of Miss Vivian Scott. acting secretary and he resignation last week of the emergency stcnographer, 1t is thought will make 1t necessary for this matter to be brought up for dis cussion at the next meeting of the directors.
 A number of applications for the rosItlon has been made, several Of them from this city. President Jo- rph R. Andrews stated this morn- ag that he had seven applications. ut that the directors regarded the names as confidential information and these would not be made pub lie. He inferred that the board would like to engage an experienced md trained man.
 Three prominent men. two of them n New Britain, whose names have heen mentioned by rumors as possi- nle applicants for tht position. have issued denials that they seek the .rb.
 The weekly meeting of the direc- CTS was postponed this week be- cause Of the illness of Miss Scott,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
City Items

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Masonic Temple cor poration will he held this r}oning at 5 o'clock Officers will tc elected and annual reports will be healI.
 The Dunbar club Of he A. M. L. Zion churcL will hold a donkey so- ciaI at the home of Mrs. Oscar Diggs - Oak str"ot, tomorrow CF'ning at 5 o'clock,
 Salvatore Garcia of F. lafayette street and Con~u"lo NoI of IF Washington stro,t. WIT" married '. stcrdav hy paviI l., Najr
 Nieholas Co,r5iaIe. through Nair ll Na;r, has brought action for $6o draaGss asa;nst Tony Tarcanl aS tho r,e,1. ol a0 automobile collision 11 No>rmher 1g, 1924.
 Members or th" Lady Owls and their friends Will meet ot tho hom" of Mrs. Rose Morh"r, 217 Chestnut strae', tomorrow crenNs.
 The ru1iro have h"cn notified h% inc commissioner ot mr'o NhF.FS that the hconsas og CArl Hacknn> o' 25 Franklin strrnt and liu"rl An dorson ot G& Tranc.s s'rcH have been SuS7nn15d. The 'iceHNo Of Jo- s,ph Neuoart of %@ Linwoci s'ret has been returned.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Sol-O-CIipse Glasses
 For Use Saturday

The total eclipse of the sun will take place Saturday morning, Janu- ary 4. beginning al about o'clock. According to scientists, cases of total blindness have been caused by view ing an eclipse with the naked eye. During tho stages of the eclipse it hArooyes all observers to protect their sight and not miss one of the greatest phenomena of the century. There is no surer way to do so than hE wearing q pair of S0l-O-l'lipse. The Harvey &- Lewis Co, Opticians. le West Main street, have a stock Of hose. and recommend their use, They also carry full line of field and opera glasses and will fit your regular glasses with shields. Now IS 1hr time to secure your protectors sn t1a' ven will not he lcfr out at Na'ure wonder show,-ad>t.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
WAS GREAT SWIMMER

Now Haven Jan, @t.-NItiam l" JrlIt5o who 5jeI oi lunshrt wound in N,w York ;o4av Vas d graduate Of Yale, class of 1929 and noted as the best al-arou01 swnnmt~ tlat "r'r attended tho university. .. line v., captain Of t1" 1923 s"lmmirs .tam and was prjor 10 tlJr car'a'n Q his fr7shmaa team. H. Was not, J as q lJn yard dash swimmer and tA- crttrI at water po)o He Vas a ,1'macr of so}ou Nale swimming t.ams which cstat,jshol world rs~- cr5~ He was also a 1u.nArr o' tnc Iaie track team as a hjch jumper
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Farmington Suffering
 From Lack of Water

Pennington. Jan. 21.-EXcept for the most threadIike streams in the lowest levels of the town, Farming ton has been without water since 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, The reservoir in the Pennington hills the only source of drinking water which the town has, now contains but few gallons of water.
 Inhabitans of the town have been forced to make use of springs in the vicinity to get water 10 drink. The fire bumper has been pressed into service, and since yesterday has been at the pond of the Pennington golf club, pumping water into the hy- drants and what is left of th,s is allowed to flow into the m&t@r mains. The Porter school has installed a pumping system which is connected with the Pequabuck river and af- lords water for household purposes, but not for drinking.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
.SNAPPY SPEECHES
 AT KIWANIS CLUE:
Thrift, Medical Board, Banquet,
 H. s. Footballs, Discussed

The practice of medicine would be laborious and burdensome method of making | living, if a man were in it only for the money he gets out of it, Dr. Henry T. Bray, chairman of the board of health and vice. president of the Kiwanis club told members of that club today in discussing the proposed bill for a single medical examining board in Connecticut.
 Dr. Bray presided over the meet ing in the absence Of President Donald Garfney who Is recovering from an operation for appendicitis. He stated that considerable of the recompense to the physician lies in the knowledge that he has helped with his own hands to alleviate the sufferings of some one else.
 The luncheon speaker was Attor- ney Francis Jones of Hartford who spoke on behalf of the medical ex- amning board bill. He cited reasons why Connecticut should have one joint board of examiners instead of a number of individual boards such as eclectic, allopathic, homeopathic, natureopathic, etc.
 Attorney Harry Ginsberg reported for the committee which is raising funds to present gold footballs to he high school football players. He said many persons interested in football are contributing generously but the committee is still waiting to hear from the alumni.
 Annual Banquet Jan. :S.
 Harry C. Billings reported that 2 big time is expected next "Wednesday evening at the Burrtt hotel when the kiwanis club will hold it's first annual banquet, Professor r.. F Humphrey, professor of history al Trinity college, will be the speaker Attorney Donald Gaffney will make the presentation speech, presenting the Kiwanis service medal to Miss Nantlio Logan who has been awardet the prize for having done the most public spirited service in the city during the first 10 mohths Of 1874 Wives and friends have Teen 1nvlteG to the banquet. D.. Bray called upoI William R. Tenn t0 repeat to th' club the address on thrift he made at the Elihu Burritt junior hlSl school this morning.
 Mr. Fnnn told his fellow kl"an ians, We spenl too much tlln' chasing the almighty dollar H' added that "A thrifty citizen IS successful citizen.
 i The club will cooperate in move ment to raise s40,00o throughon the United States and Canada fo memorial to former Fresideh Harding at the spot where he mad' his last speech, at stanley IarN Vancouver. E. C.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
3 to l Years in Prison
 And Fine for BO0tIegger

Putnam, Jau q. -- Charles Ber- ~usk, charged with violation of the liquor law, third offensa, was snn- fenced to d total of from three 10 tour years Imprisonment and fined total of $1,500 by Judge Jennings in the superior court hare today, Ilo Was found guilty on three counts. He mad been previously conWcted in the police court but appealed his case to the superior cour'. The tow,r court sentence was &'"0 tne and GQ days in jail.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Hartford Man, Demented,
 Attacks Grocery Clerk

Hartford, Jan. @1.-Prospert Mag ziotto, 35, q boardnr at 175 Affeck street, was arrested hy local police after q long ch&@@ this afternoon oil a charge of assault with q dangerous weapon. Andrew Talotti, of East Hartford, I grocery proprietor, was cuhbcd and scIiouSy injured by Mazziotto who is thought by the po-
 lice 10 hc dcmente1. Palotti had called al the homo Whor" Mazziotto vas boarding to take an order. HCz- ziotto accus'al th" grocery man of "robting the poor' and attacked Iallotil with tine handle of Il broken nHr
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Dr. Crowley, Prominent
 Norwich Dentist, Dies

NorNich. Jan. 9I.-Df. Ihomas 4. Crowley. 46, a well known den tist, died today following an opera ton for appendicitis on Sunday He was a native of Chicopce Falls. Mass, graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College in the class of 1907 and member of the Connecticut and New London county dental associa- lions. He was member of the fourth degree Knights of Columbus and of other fraternal organizationS.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
OFFER BIG HANDICAP.

Peter WalsA, captain Of t1e Daly council K. ot [, carl tourncurs, stated today that he fl: p,los-l so have Captains James Crowley and Edward ponahne acl~p. tHs ohH- leage hurled at ,Ae St. John the Evangelist trams tV the KDeyES for q tournament ln S', JoAr'S IIr..I hall tomorrow night N" NHsl stat"d that his cohorts doci Gt Inst njcht 10 allow the parish n n t2 havo 40 points In tno 45 sam", a.' anything ur to 5c In He rao .Gt EamcS
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
SUBSTITUTE BROOD 1EsT

Lansing, lhrh, Jan, 21.--A sub st1tute for the Wdss"rmann blood t,a. has been Jjsco,rrld ny 1'r. R. l. Kahn, d m"mh,r ot the laboratory staff of inc state lcQar'mtnt ot h,alth. 1t p.as Iarml toiay. A. though the discov-rv was male three wars ago and has been tested In g0h. .on0 eases according to h"alth de rartment doctors, Wor1 Of it did not become publtr until today when an address doliN, red ny 1or. Kahn before tne American AcJJcmy of Science al Washington last December was pub iishel,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

Cleveland, Jan, q. - Theodore Fuehrohoff. 4. wanted by police on q charge of staying Miss Sarah Brannon on January (, was found dead in a lumber yard today. his head pierced by a bullet, Police say fear of capture drove Fuehrohoft to suicide, probably on Monday night Fuehrhoff. according to police rec ords, shot and killed Miss Brannon while she was visiting his estranged wife at her home.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
GUARDS SUSPENDED.

Atlanta, Jan. 21.--H. s. Causoy, brother-in-law of L. M. Fletcher, former deputy warden of the Atlanta federal prison, today confirmed re- ports that he and (. NJ. Davis and J. w. Higgins, all guards, had been suspended by Acting Warden I. E, White. Other than to confirm the suspension and say that he had not been questioned hy Frank r. Dodge, department of justice agent, Causcy would not discuss the case. 1nNesil- eation of affairs at the federal rriF on was made late last year.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
METHODIST BUDGET
 ASKS + MILLION
IFome and Foreign Missions Need
 Most Funds

C'Wcago. Jan. 21.--A budget for .!5 of S17.541,413 was approved Hay by the world service council # the Methodist Episcopal church presented by Bishop J. F. Me >3nnell of Pittsburgh, for the fol- |; ring:
 Board of foreign mission, s6,6oo,- ,". Board of home missioners, ss,- t1, ,0o0 Board of education s3,120,- 2, American Bible society, $20o,-
 n. Board of hospitals and homes, :, 5000 Board of pensions and re-
 {. S1c5.00o. Board of temperance n1 prblic morals, s250,000. World
 rvice commission and cooperative administrative staff, s5Sl,415.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
,rtist With Shorthand
 Will Sketch EClipse

WiddletoWn, Jan. I.--Ahnouhce- .,ent was made today by Prof. Frederick Slocum, head of the de- p7rtment of astronomy at Wesleyan that Howard Russell Butler, Of Princeton, N. j., a well known art lst, will come to the Van Week ob- sorvatory Saturday to paint the ,.c)ipse of the sun. Mir. Butler has devised shorthand method of re- cording color values, which he claims enabled him 10 make most satisfactory painting of the eclipse rf the sun in 1918,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
run,S COMPANY

Mir Never strove Nainly to maNv her acquaintance. At last she en- terea restaurant and Mey'r ool1- Iv sat at her table and ordered l"o corces with two portions Of cake
 The lady remarked in d ma voice: Make 1t three. My htSnah1 will be here in a few moments Jugcnd (Munich).
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
GRANTS CONVICT PAROLE,

Austin. Tax,, Jan. Gl.-Sitins in front of her desk with her husband alongside her, addressing her as "gov"rnor, Mrs, Miriam A, Fer glHon today started her official career as the states first woman gov crnor. Her first two official acts wore the signing of her message to the lrcislature and the granting of 6o- day extension ot the parole 10 Syl' vestor Montabano. of Houston. fath- CT of eight small children, serving a term for killing his brother-in-laW.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Drat!1s
Rc,prelX AIhina Young

Beverly Albina Young, aged one year and nine months. died last night at the home of her parents Mir, and Mrs. William T. Young ot e5$ Market street. Funeral services will be held at the home at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev. R. N. Gill man, pastor of the Stanley Memorial church. officiating. lnterment Will be in Fariview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Tltltprula
r,Rn DE TIIANkS

We wish to thank our friends and ncichb6r5 for the kindness and sym pathy shown us during our recent bereavement, in the death of our be- loved husband and father, also for the beautiful floral pieces.
 We especially wish to thank Cor don Bros.
 Signed; Mrs. John Wanco and
 Family.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
,eorge Gray, Retired
 Judge, Reported Dying

WllmiMgton, Del, Jan. 1l--George . ny of Delaware, former United '4tes senator and retired judge of
 [ United States circuit court of 'Ar,als, is seriously ill at his home
 ro, with practically no hope of re- 1,fry. He is S5 years old.
 Judge Gray was taken i'll two +fks ago with chills and physical ~nakdown, and for while rneu- ,pN!a threatened but was aVerted ie was able to be about for few iays but q relapse followed and hc 7. ,.7c grown weaker.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
The Associated Press.

Geneva, Jan. 2l.-ln an effort 10 save the international opium confer ence from a possible breakdown, ii was unanimously voted this after noon to adjourn the meetings until Saturday. It was believed that the interval could be occupied in private negotiations and the study by the joint delegations ot the American, British and French proposals for the suppression Of opium smoking in far eastern countries.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21

Jasper NJ. Travis, 2' of Cod0l Rapids, Ia, who drove the last s,9E" coach into New York city r"u Scranton. Pa, in March, l>56, Nt'S mail bandits were common thrn, 'oo. He and George Decker ot pcckcrtown, \, T., in letters 'o on- another, both recall the day ,rt~S' coach was held ur noar Ca'h'r.ale. Ia. Two of the robbers !atrr were shot and the third sen. 10 prison,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
Notice

Notu Is hereby gwen that the Bo4rI ot l,"l!t- Q, the Town of New lur,Qn will meet a the Town Hall in sad town on February ., 14, 1S, et. 1925, to hear appeals from the ac-s of the A~sl sSors.
 ARLAN P. FRANCIS.
 WILLIAM F. WINTER.
 T. Il. COGGSWELL,
 Board of Relief. Dated N.WlnEtou, Jan. 2l 12-5.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
INTHOI Gi!TIT-L

Wire tgolnE ,hrouCt an old snapshot album of hubby s' - AD5 who's this creature witl G.r bad on your shoulder
 Hubby - oh, that's a r''. =lr} ] knew years rotore Vt met 52r- ling.
 Wifi, - uh G.ors hos ro1'l you be so untata.ul ro ng' 'sea before We met - Passing SAn"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21

Horn" off the coast Of Chile. at th N-cord breaking depth of SIS feel In order 10 see at d depth where l, Is as dark as night, specia pres surc-rcsisting dcep-sca light Gin th, circlr) was used. The lamp is q r. cont invention of the Westinghouse Co. Win these two new inventions, the S4,ooo.o0o in gold of the Lusi- tania, lying at a depth of 252 feet will he easy of recovery,
 4 diver from the salvage ship Rlaketv descending in a new high pressure, armorcd diving suit, hy means Of which Captain Benjamin Lcavitt of the Blakciy has salyag grd the s6o0,00O cargo Of the Cape
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
OPPOSES CHILD AMENDMENT

Dover. Del, Jan. 2l,-The Della ware house of representatives today unanimously adopted joint resoIu- ton protesting against the rattfica- ton of the federal child labor con- stitutional amendment,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
III STOCKHOLDERS, WHITING

January 2p, l3@1. To the Sfoellold,rs of the Masonic Temple Corporations NoIc IS neltIV Eileu to the Stockholders Of inc Masonic Temple Corporation, In. ot New Britain, Cou..ttlcul. fhat the annual meet ing ol lhe stockholders of the cor rola'lon ull be h"d at Masonic Han. Wcdaesday, January g5, 1925, al >-eo r N. for the following pur- pos.s
 To receive and consider an- nrI reports CT officers. To eject directors and auditors. /" To transact all business as Of right should come before this meet inr
 panl at Ncw Britain. Conn, this -otH day Of January. 1925,
 WILLIAM |, FAY.
 Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
TO RI-RN STREET LIGHTS

Chicago. Jan -l.-Offlclals an nounced today that they arranged 70 keen Chicago street lights burning saturday morning during the par'lai aclinso cf the sun. The lights VIII ,ot he turned off until S;3o d. m.