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Evening star., 1925-01-17

ACROSS.
1. Terribly disastrous.
| II. Excursion.
| u. Peruse.
IA. A continent (abbr).
| 16. Ambush.
! s. On guard.
| 20. Before
| %. Amazes
| "a. Pulled tight.
| 25. a holiday (abbr).
| 81. Set down.
| %. Meadow.
| 30. Funeral piles.
| 50. Was aware.
| "a. Southern State (abbrD.
| 80. Groups of similar things.
| 81. Soak through slowly.
| 50. Note of the scale.
! 41. Japanese musical instrument
! AZ. Small bucket.
45. Girls name.
| A.. To caution.
| 40. Dregs.
| 81. Small whirlpool.
! 50. Round object.
! 50. Mouse-like animal.
! Sc. Pertaining to knots or swellings
! 5S. Formed by twisting.
| 60. Transact.
| 81. Extent of an arch.
! 63. Famous author of fables.
| 65 Former.
| sc. Exchange or barter.
| 67 Mark or impression.
DOWN.
?. Proposition.
| 3. Small child.
A. An emanation.
5. Creep.
! 6. Calendar period (abbr.).
! :. Inlaid ocean.
| s. Fermented barley.
9. Visionary.
! 10. Lack of knowledge.
| 3. Assail.
! ). Multitude.
! II. Top.
! 10. Regrets.
2l. Cranial appendag ges.
| 23. Misdeeds.
| 26. Hunt for.
| %. Not shallow.
| 81. To pack.
| 49, Welfare.
| SO. Pierce with a point
| SO. Jetty
40 Prefix meaning within.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
SAYlO SENT TO JAIL ON
 LIQUOR SELLING CHARGE
Three Months Tor second Offcnse With S0 Days Previous
 Sentence Imposed.

Three months in jail was the pen atty impos"l on Joseph Savio, pro- prietor of restaurant at l0S Lalay. ,tte street, Ny Judge Benjamin w.. Alling when b. was arralgned in police court this morning for sent. cnce as q second Niolator Of tho liquor laws, A so day suspended sentence imposed on Sayio at the last session O: superior court was al. lowed 10 stand
 Savio was found guilty ot violating tho liquor laws yesterday, but tho case was continued until today so that the superior court record could he obtained, The man was in court iaSt July and was fined s:O0 and costs and given suspended sent. ence of So days. Atty. Thomas r. McDonough appeared for him this morning. and make a plea for Il light jail sentence without a fine. saying that Sayio could not pay Q fine. To emphasize the mans in- ability 10 pay. Atty, McDonough said that friends of Savio had to chip in enough money to pay the counsel fee.
 Charges Of reckless driving against Leo Lass Of lS Burnham street, and Joseph Genovcse Of 4a Pearl court were continued until next Monday for trial al request of Prose. cutor Joseph c. Woods.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
BOUNDARY INTACT BUT
 IRISH DEBT CANCELLED
This Is Believed to Be the Basis of
 Irish Border Line Settlement.

London, Dec. 3 LPI-An agreement has been reached on the Irish boundary question. The details will be announced tonight.
 The agreement was reached this morning at meeting of British gov ernment representatives with Will liam T, Cosgrave, president of the Free State executive council. and Premier Sir James Craig of Ulster.
 The Irish boundary question has been the big point of contention in the application of the Anglo-1rish treaty negotiated In 1921 by the Irish leaders, Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins, with the British government.
 Tn this agreement six counties of northern Ireland, or Ulster. were not represented and the treaty gave the northern counties the option of en- tering the Free State or remaining separated.
 While the contents Of the agree ment are kept closely guarded se- cret. it Is believed in well-informed quarters that the status quo Is 10 be maintained Tn regard 10 the bound. sry and that most of the Free States debt to Great Britain will be can- celled.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
DIVERS STILL WORKING
 TO RAISE SUNKEN SUB
Last Nights and Today's storm Has Hampcred Thetr Work
 Considerably

New London, Dec. 3 P-Riding at anchor on a sea churned by a gale, seven vessels constituting the salvage aotilla at work on raising the S'6l, sunk off Block Island by the City Of Rome on September 2S, with S3 Of her crew. await calmer weather so that divers may resume operations In an effort to wrest the submarine from its resting place in water l?s feet deep.
 For the last two days stormy weather has prevented the descent Of divers 10 complete work neces- sary before pontoons can be at tached and actual lifting of the 500 ton hulk can be started,
 Among the vessels waiting moro favorable weather is the $50. sister ship Of the S-Sl which put out from the base here Monday with provi- sions and equipment for tho salvage fleet, Surface crafts at the scene Of operations are the Vestal. Falcon. submarine salvage ships and the tugs, Penoosiot, Bagaduce, Sagamore and luke.
 Captain F., J, King, commander Of the submarine base. in charge Of salvagng the craft spends the great CT part of his time directing opera tions Officials at the base today said that two or three more days of work would be required before the pontoons, now held in port could be attached 10 the S-5i.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Couple of U. s. Warships
 Have Arrived at Africa

Washington, Dec. PHTwo American warships are now at Africa, Chile. where General Per shing is facing a serious crisis in the affairs of the Tacna Africa plebiscitary commission of which he is head.
 The cruiser Denver, in a brief message to the navy department to- day reported her arrival at the South American port yesterday. The navy departments explanation of the move is that the Denver will relieve the cruiser Rochester al- ready on duty there. Just when the Rochester will leave, however, will be determined by Admiral Latimer in consultation with Gen eral Pershing
 Officials here not only were silent today regarding latest developments in the Africa negotiations, but they indicated that if any public reply is to be made to Chilean accusations Of unfairness, 1t will be issued by General Pershing and not the state department.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
MAPLE HILL NEWS

There were 30 members present al the meeting of the Woman's club of Maple Hill held yesterday after noon al the home of Mrs. Jonathan Hart on Thompson street. Miss Dorothy s. Buckley. nutrition spe- cialist of the state dairy and food council, gave an interesting talk on a Trip to the Health Market"
 Miss Zulette Tucker, an instructor of physical education, has returned to Bloomfield, N. J.. after spending the Thanksgiving recess at her home on Robbins avenue.
 The Christmas party of the Wo. mans club of Maple Hill will be held next Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. H. Cogswell on Theodore street. The program for the afternoon will con- sist Of music. a talk on books by Mrs. Belle Holcomb Johnson. state librarian. and the exchange of Christmas gifts. The club will send Christmas box to tho state farm for women and the members are re- Quested 10 contribute books, maga- zines, material for rug weaving, and toys for small children. The things should be sent to Mrs. Leonard Fox. Mrs. H. A, Lienhard or Mrs. c. [. Root before Dec. l5.
 Mrs. William H. Allen entertained the Maple Hill Bridge club at her home on Robbins avenue Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. William Kinner was awarded first prize. Mrs. Leonard Fox second and Mrs. W. J. Sorrow the consolation.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. N Tucker Of Robbins avenue left last Friday for Daytona, Fla. where they will make their future home.
 William Kinner of Golf street will attend the funeral of his brother-in- law. Edgar Clark. in Haddam to- morrow afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03

Did you do anything at an?" states Attorney Alling asked.
 "No,' sao said.
 What time did you leave aso Cedar street that day?" asked the states attorney.
 About 5 o'clock"
 She then retoll the story O. the afternoon Of the shooting,
 kolctSky Again Warnei.
 Attorney koletsky broke in with 'he remark that the events os an hour had been left out, Judge Hin. man told him to please keep out 0. Inc cross-cNamination." unless he wanted 10 object to a question,
 Olympia told the story sub slanually as she did yesterday. She reiterated that he told her he want. d 10 kill the baby"
 Tt was an old story, but fl, frightened me" she answered to the states attorneys questioning.
 States Attorney filling asked her about Ragnano's taunting her when he saw her before the baby came.
 You didn't like It. did you?" "When he was making fun Of me Q"
 Yes"
 "No.'
 Olympia had occasionally sung during the recess hour at Wendell & Harris she testified. When states s Attorney Alling questioned her further on this point. she said she preferred singing classical music 10 popular songs, Did you ever tell Johnny that you were carrying a royolver?"
 No, sir"
 You always carried tt in the pocket of your black coat?"
 Yes, sir"
 The states attorney questioned her at length on her meetings with John Bagnano after she took the revolver from her fathers house, There were three of them, she said, including the one which ended with the shooting.
 You felt that you could depend on Fred Cher hrothcr) 10 help you all trough"" asked States Attorney Alling.
 He always did all he could"
 T got frightened when l saw his gun," she said.
 When did you draw your reyol- yer""
 When I saw him reach for his gun and he said, I'll kill you my self. His hand Was on his hip when he ran"
 "Is that the last thing you remem- Der, that you ran toward the street for help""
 "Yes, sir"
 What is the next thing that you remember?" After that I didn't know any thing" ! The question was repeated, with a similar answer.
 When they have me in jail, l knew"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
City Items

Miss Anna Romesko, registered nurse, with years of experiences in nursing, will take hourly nursing be- ginning Dec. l, 1925. Address SI Broad street or tel. 1S21-4,--advt.
 The senor mid-year class of the Senior High school will give an afternoon dime dance in the school gymnasium Friday afternoon. The proceeds are to be used to detray coming graduation expenses. m
 Come in and hear the new Ortho- phonic Victrola at Morans'. '.-advt,
 George Dickinson Of 64 Church street is i'll at his home.
 James F. O'Bren, director Of Americanization in this cty. wll at tend at a regional conference of the AmericaniZation directors Saturday morning at the Old State House, Hartford, MT. O'Brien is chairman Of the membership committee of the organization.
 Join Xmas Music Club at Norans'. -adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
He Coughed For Two Years SworeOff

After coughing for two years al- most continuously a man of con- siderable means got thin and tired and worn out, made his will, and was ready to quit the big game of life.
 A friend spoke to hinh about Bronchuline Emulsion and now life 10 him is very sweet indeed.
 That's the kind of cough that is put out of business with amaz- ing speed when the tougher is wise to Bronchuline Emulsion.
 Tough old coughs persistent coughs coughs that hang on and rob people of their sleep - those are the kind of coughs Bronchu- line likes to tackle.
 Many times such coughs finger after the Grippe or a heavy cold, and if you have one or know of anyone who has one keep Bron- chullne Emulsion in mind.
 It isn't just a cheap sweet cough syrup - it's tho best cough remedy - and the best is never cheap. Axelrod's Pharmacy and dealers everywhere can supply you.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Says His Prescription Completely Banishes All Rheumatic Pair
 and Twinges---ls Guaranteed

results have been accomplished even in the most severe cases where tho suffering and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless.
 MT. James H. Allen of ss Forbes St. Rochester, N. Y, the discoverer of ALLENRHU. whp for many years suffered the tormexs of acute rheu- matism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of any ones money unless ALLENRHU de- cisively conQucrs thls worst of all dis eases, and he has instructed the Fair Drug Dept. and druggists everywhere to guarantee 1t as above in every in- stance.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Tho engagement Of Mss Agnes NJ. Leist. the daughter ot Permin t.5ist Of I'll South Main street. and James r, Mccormack Of 5 Cherry street. son ot Frank Mccormack O. Krns- irston, has been announced, Miss l.eist Is employed by the Russell < Erwin Mlg. Go, MT. Mccormack was a member oy the Konsington baseball team featured ,n the las. city championship series.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Senator Reed FavOrs
 Eliminating EXemntiOnS

New York. Dec. tP) -- Eltmina- ton of all exemptions in taxation was advocated today by Senator David A. Reed. of Pennsylvania, at the opening session Of the nine- teenth annual convention of the as. sociation of life insurance prcsi- dents. The present federal tax re- vision is q step In the right direc- ton. said Senator Reed. but efforts must not cease until fundamental reform has taken place in both state and national tax policies.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
MISS MACRI STILL
 BEING QUESTIONED
Trial Undoubtedly Will Go Over
 Into Next Week

Litchheld, Conn, Dec, 3 Vp,-The trial oi Olympia Macri charged with murder as a result of the shoot ing Of John Bagnano in the lobby Of the Palace theater in New Haven is fast drawing to close. Olympia, who has been on the stand since noon Tuesday. was undergoing cross examination al the hands of States Attorney Arnon A. filling as the hour for the midday recess ap- preached, The cross s-cNamination had reached the events of the day Of the shooting, and court room at taches felt confident that the de- fense would rest and the taking Of rebuttal testimony begin just before or just after the luncheon recess.
 Judge George F, llinman had cleared the court room Of spectators, at the request of Attorney Joseph Koletsky. counsel for the defense, before Olympia took the stand.
 This forenoon a group of pros pective spectators had gathered in the hall of the courthouse waiting for the court room 10 be thrown open again when Olympia should have concluded her testimony.
 As the hour of the midday ad- tournmont approached and word came from the court room that the cross examination was still in pro- gress the crowd disappeared.
 Olympia. who had been on the stand for 12 hours and 45 minutes at the time of adjournment had ire uuent recourse 10 her handkerchief during her cross imitation by States Attorney Alling.
 It was indicated this noon that the case would go over into next week. When Judge George E. Hin man was asked whether he intend- ed to hold court on Saturday he re- piled that he had not decided.
 "lt doesn't look much like 1t now" he remarked,
 Spectators Disappointed
 The length of Miss Macri's stay on the witness stand was said today to give indication that the trial will break over into next week.
 A number of cut of town motorists who came to Litchfield yesterday in the hope that Olympia's testimony would end and the courtroom would again be thrown open to the public were disappointed. Several of these cars were from New Haven and there were a number of them park ed near the court house most of the day.
 Olympia was beginning to show the strain under wfich she lahored for the last few days as court ad- tourned for the afternoon yesterday She wept as she told of the actual shooting. which she said followed her seeing a gun in the dead mans pocket.
 When she got back to the jail last
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
1,217 Membership of
 Fish and Game Assn.

An interesting series Of moving pictures was shown at the State Trade school last evening under the auspices of the New Britain Fish and Game association. The attend ance was estimated at 500.
 President Stowcll presided at the business meeting preceding the pie lures, and reports of different con- mittees were heard. Fred NJ. Monier announced that the association now has a membership of 12lT.
 There were seven reels Of pictures showing salmon fishing, channel bass fishing and hunting for turkeys, bears and moose.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Deep seated Uric Acid Deposits Arc Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-four Hours.

The Fair Drug Department and every druggist in this country is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer in this vicinity that if AL LENRHU, the sure conQueror of rheumatism. does not stop all agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge Of rhe- umattc pain, he will gladly return your money without comment.
 ALLENRHU has been tried and tested for years, and really marvellous
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Man Sued for Assault
 Only Defended Himself

Bridgeport, Dec. 3. (.P) - A dis pute in New Canaan concerning the organization affiliations Of lahoring men at work on q construction job eliminated on December IS, 1924 fin q fight between Artura Chiappinelli, walking delegate for union and Jo- seph Lapolla, New Canaan.
 Chiappinelli brought suit asking for damages of $500, declaring La
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
COMPARES DEBT TERMS

London. Dec. 3 R-Winston Churchill, chancellor Of the ex- chequer. replying to questions In the house of commons today, said that if Great Britain's debt to the United States had been funded on the same terms as Italy's the amount which the British government would pay to the American government during the present year would have been about SlI,0o0.000 instead of s160.000, ,0o0.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
ARREST STAMFORD GIRL

Stamford. Dec. 3 tp.-Mary Star. sen. IS. Of Mission street, was arrest ed today charged with passing coun- tcrfeit s10 bills. Last night Antony Penucci, 26, was arrested on suspi- cion of passing several bad bills of like denomination. The latter had one such bill in his pocket.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICE

The annual Christmas sale Of the Ladies' Aid of the Second Advent church will be held Saturday after noon, December 5, In the new Raphael Bldg, 95 West Main St. Old fashioned loaf cakes. Christ mas buildings, cakes and fancy goods.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
BELFAST IS CALM.

Belfast. Dee. 8 P}-Belfast rcceiv- cd Ihe news that an agreement has been reached on the Irish boundary question calmly. Satisfaction was felt because the Ulster slogan of Not An Inch" has been fulfilled. but there is some dislike of the yielding of the British cabinet on the financial provisions Of the Anglo Irish treaty.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
AMATEUR DIsTILIER HELD

Strattord. Dec. 3 (P - John $ Oberg. arrested yesterday whom po- lice conhscated 4o gallons of al- leged liquor found at his home here, was held in $500 bonds when arraigncd in court today. His case was continued until Monday. Off, cers found a completely equipped still and bottling outfit together with the liquor.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03

polla assaulted him and injured his right eye. In memorandum Of de- olsion filed In tho cour of common pleas today Judge John J. Walsh rendered judgment in favor Of La. polla. Judge Walsh said that Lapol. las attack did not exceed the bounds of self defense.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
SUIT FOR st.50O FILED.

Klett X Alling. for Charles A, Renee, have brought suit for $150O against Manoog D. Krikorian. Act ing on q writ returnablc in the court Of common pleas the first Tuesday cr January, Constable Fred Wrinkle has attached real estate on Glen strao-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
TAXI GARAGE DESTROYED

Boston, Dec. s dp) - Fire early today in the garage of the Checker Taxicab company In the Back Bay district destroyed 80 cars and caused damage estimated at s5o,- GOO. The engineer of passing train discovered the fire and summoned help by blasts of the locomotive whistle. The cause was not deter mined,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
AGREEMENT EXTENDED

Washington, Dec. 8 Up) --- The ar engagement made with Canada in 1922 for the reciprocal passage over the international boundary Of aircraft Of the two countries has been extended to April 30. 1926.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
COOLIDGE GREErs RIsMARK

Washington, Dec. LF0 --- Prince Otto Bismurk of Prussia, grandson Of the iron chancellor, was re- ceived today by President Coolidge. He has been on an extended tour Of the country.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Special Notice

Worthy Temple. No. 1S, Pythian Sisters will hold their meeting at 7;SO o'clock tomorrow night and whist will folow.-adet.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
NO DISPUTE OVER
 SPORTS RECEIPTS
Park Board Will Get Share It
 Believes Due

The board Of park commissioners will receive as rental for Memorial field on the day ot the Hartford New Britain football game. whatever amount the commission feels is proper. Principal l.. r. slade of the school said this afternoon,
 The high school has no dispute with the board ot park commits sioners" Principal slade said. Whatever demands are made for rental will be met, because l know no unfair demand will be made" he added.
 A meeting ot the park board was held last night and when it was found the school department had paid only 10 per cent of the gross profit after numerous deductions had been made, members of the commission expressed surprise and dissatisfaction, A communication was forwarded 10 the school au- thorities ohjecting to numerous de- auctions, and asking payment Of e balance.
 No Violation ot Agreement
 Principal Slade said there was no violation Of agreement because there was no agreement. He had agreed with the park board 10 pay 10 per cent ot the income from ali games during the season with the excep- ton ot the Hartford contest. the ex- penses Of which would he so great he felt some other plan should be tried. He suggested an amount be set aside equivalent 10 the amount that would be paid had the game taken place in Hartford, As Clarkin field had facilities which Memorial field has not, and the providing of such facilities as were ohtainable would add 10 the cost Of the game, he felt these amounts should be de ducted from the amount, set aside. Although not told so in as many words. Mir. Shade thought the plan was acquiesced In, he said this aft ernoon. On this basis, payment of the rental was made,
 Now that this amount Is less than the commission feels Is proper. tho school authorities stand ready 10 pay, but will deduct the balance from the schools net profits. with out asking Hartford high 10 pay any share. Any other arrangement would not bc fair to Hartford. the school head feels.
 Deductions made by the school. many of which will now be elim- mated are: Floaches, s1So; labor s1S465; ticket sellers, scS: ticket booth, s5; insurance, sGS,75: truck ing. s945S; breakage. sSo. Total s55T9S.
 A check Of s7T.SS was sent 10 the city. but this amount was s6 less than it cost to put the field in shape
New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
Bagnano Kicked Her.

Olympia testified that on the night of the Wooster street bridge incl dent, she spoke first, "I asked him 10 come on Orange street to sign for my baby" she said. She then re- described her route. States Attorney filling questioned her at length about the events of that night. She testified that when Bagnano kicked her, she nearly lost consciousness, She told again of his scratching her on the bridge.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
COTTON GAINS GROUND.
Saturday Quotations Close l to IL
Points Higher.

NEW YORK. October l. LP).-Ear-
" advances were followed by reac-
tions in the cotton market today. but
the close was steady at net gains OF
l TO Il points. December sold up 10
2165 on predictions of frost in the belt
tonight, but eased off to 21.4I and
closed at 2153, compared with 2l.49
a I the close the day before.
There We're rumorS that about
1000 bales of cotton were en- route
here from the South for delivery on
October, and that some cotton soon
would lie starting in this direction for
December tender. These rumors
were accompanied by further switch
ing from near TO later months. but
there was very little change in differ
ences. with December closing 81
points over January. compared with
20 points at the close of the previous
day.
Private cables said trade buying
and covering had absorbed hedge sell
ing in Liverpool. and there was
better tone in Manchester. with pros
poets for increased business.
A telegram from Memphis said spot
buyers were holding off. but both
Northern and Southern mail Interests
were credited with buying some cot
ton here during the early trading.