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New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
City Items

Saying that automobiles and
wagons are being driven on the side
walk in front Of his house at &c
Everett street W. II, Levin report
ed the matter to police yesterday aft.
cnoon. lie says the sidewalks are
damaged considerably,
A hearing on the claim for COM
pcnsauon of Gusoppi Fancli has
.hrcn postponed from "Wednesday
until Dee. 80. There is a possibility
OF settlement without Il hearing,
Robert and Kenneth Rutherford
Of state College. Pa are visiting
their uncle, Deputy Building lnspcc-
tor Arthur n. Rutherford of Stanley
street, and their grandmother, Mrs,
Kccnoy Of Stanley street They are
! the sons Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
/ rutherford, formerly Of this city,
\ certificate Of Incorporation Of
/ the Auburn Transportation Co. has
/ been flied with the secretary Of
Estate, Tho company is capitalized
lat $4,000 and starts business with
|$l5,ooo paid in, The iucorporators
arc Thomas T.. Orchard. Oscar A.
Hale and Louis A. Lancour. Tho
company provides taxi service from
tho Burritt hotel.
A call has been issued to tho
stockholders Of the Commercial
Trust 60. for the annual meeting to
ho held on Jan, II, Reports Of Of
iicrrs will be received and directors
eloctcd tor the coming year,
T. Allen Moore, chairman of The
board OF directors of the Staulry
! Works, who is ill at his home on
SUnnyIcdgc, is reported to be in i'm
proved health today,
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Lockwood, sec
Rotary Of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Ichurch viii leave Saturday morning
to spend week in WilliamsyiIlc, w.
SHE will he the guest Of Miss Mar
Earct I;cuton, Who is secretary Ia
the Eoy, Dr. Harry Emerson Eos
dick Of New York.
Loon De Mcrs has been sued for
$l75 damages by the LII Sullc IN
tension university through Nwhhau
Cooper, lIungcrrord 4 Camp.
! L. J, kloibcr, through Joseph G
Woods, has sued Sawucl Levine fol
500 damages,
L. A. Mag, acting for S w. Menus
has brought action for $lo0 damage
against NJ, lIenkcn of Hartford.
Francis Tanguay has been nance
defendant in a $50 suit hrough
through $. Gerard Clsac by tn
Atlantic Refining Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
LYNCHING CROWD
IS POUNDED UP
-Four Arrested and -Four Others
Being Sought

Clarksdalc, Miss, Dec, % To
Denounced by the Coahoma county
league of women voters as nigh
handed murder" the lynching OF
Lindlcy Coleman. negro, was made
the subject Of investigation ycstof-
day by q grand jury. -Four men, one
OF them n planter, were arrested
yesterday on charge Of conspiracy TO
murder and warrants were sworn out
for four other persons, Coleman was
seized Saturday night as he was
leaving the courthouse after being
acquitted Of the murder Of Grover
C. Nichols. taken away and Iynchrd'
Judge w. A. Alcorn, before whom
the negro was tried, called SPECIAL
session of the grand jury and when
1t assembled he cXactcd pledge OF
the Jurors that indictments would be
returned against any person founu
involved. regardless of his slnndlnS
in the community. lie Instructed the
grand jury also to investigate re-
ports that third degree" methods
had Deen employer III 'h ''''AN -
obtain confessions from other ne
grocs arrested with Coleman for the
killing of Nichols.
Judge Dcnounces Third Degree.
Methods to cXtort confessions arc
despicablc, heartlcss and cruel INC
court told the jury. Most any mar
will tell anything to save his NC
when n rope is around his neck, his
head In rack and his fingers ben
back. If you find that third degree
methods were used, have the man
hood to bring those responsible &c
justice"
Resolutions depouncinG the lynch
ing and demanding that those re-
sponsihlo for 1t be punished were
adopted at a mass-mceting called b!
Mrs. Earl Brewer president OF the
Women Voters.
Those interested are Thomas Mich
OILS, brother Of Grover C. Nichols
J, T. Traynham, a planter; c. q
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

Jacksonville, Fla. Dec. 23.--Roso
Pon2i. wee little wife of the famous
Boston Italian who lowered to fame
and glory as n gct-rlch-quick tlnan-
cior only to fan abruptly into n fed
cral prison as convicted swindler
is glad because she's poor again.
A tiny hall bedroom, with an iron
bed a dresser, Il couple Of chairs and
a hidcous red rug on the floor, con-
stitutcs the range Of her life now.
And she likes 1t better than the
100000 mansion in a Boston suburb
in which she lived in until her hus-
/ band crashed in 1920.
THAT life didn't 1T me-" she says,
This is ugly But it fits me,
"lhere is peace in my heart today.
For we are doing our best and We
love one another"
Charles Pon2i came down hero
this fall with a sentence in the Mas
suchusctts state prison hanging over
his head and some 100000 In
debts owing to various investors who
had lost in his Boston investment
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

divides thom mta ting lots - Ivy
"a frct, ?Nd s't,4 th-m for ST."
each. rhon H." promises to return
IH"," lots for r"rA jto purchase.
copyright 1895. Nt,t Service, lnrD
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23
GEaTEEzay
The Ensidious Harm
Of Constipation

When you are bilious and consti-
pated you are unwttingly permit
cling polsons to circulate through
your system and do you harm.
A prominent physician says, Con
stpation is the cause of two thirds
Of all human ills"
II you want to feel fine, able to fight
liie's battles with leo per cent ELI.
cheney, keep your bowels open with
New Britain herald., 1925-12-23

"If they heat me to it-ucl
there's the kid. my wife Rose. the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
MAY CHANGELAW ON
CORNER PROPERTY
Board Of Adjustment Believes
Amendment Is Advisable

Members Of the board of adjust
nent who met yesterday at the office
Of Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa were
unanimous In their expression that
the zoning law regulation affecting
corner properties should be changed
and the provisions of the state tene-
ment house act be substituted there
for.
This sill probably be the first
change to be made in the restrictive
ordinance. 1t has the backing of
Building Inspector Arthur n. Ruth
erford who was present at yester-
days meeting by invitation of the
mayor, and who enlightened the
board In many matters Of zoning
and building.
Alfano Files Protest
The question Of corner property
restrictions came up when James
Alfano appeared before the COM
mission to protest against the law
which will not allow him to improve
the corner Of Stanley and Park
streets 10y removing a three-tene-
ment house now standing and allow
! The erection Of a building with two
| stores and four tenements. Inspector
| Rutherford said the permit had been
refused because he has not sufficient
square footage TO conform with the
coming law. A certain number OF
square feet are required for each
tenement.
Rutherford said the plan con-
forms with the state tenement house
act, but coming is more drastic. The
reason he gave for his favorable
view Of the state act in preference tc
@oning is the fact that light and ali
lis furnished from two streets at d
corner and the restrictions In effrc'
elsewhere should be modified. The
hoard agreed with Rutherford's plan
The inspector pointed ont numerou!
other knottv complications IN tbs
law and Of tho request Of Chairman
w. r. Atwood Of the hoard Of ad
iustment will submit cOmprchen
sivo report on the present condition
Of coming as it affects present build
ling disputes.
Appeals Go 10 Council
In the matter Of appeals nov
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

Except as otherwise specifically
provided in the charter OF ordi-
nances. posting notice in the City
hall and mailing . postal card to
the last known address OF the par
ties 10 appeals and applications, and
10 the building commission, and to
such other persons as shall have
requested such special notice, shall
be sufficient notice 81 the hearings
OF the board. The chairman may
cause postal card notice TO be mailed
10 any other persons known TO him
to be Interested and where deemed
by him advisable may also cause
publication OF notice in a newspap per
circulating in this city.
lone weeks notice shall be
deemed sufficient except that where
public health or safety require i'm
mediate action, temporary or ad in
term others may be made without
notice when concurred in by ma
iority OF tho whole board.
1.-THE board VIII not be bound by
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

BIZ The Associated PresA
Hollywood - Doug. Fairbanks
has torn a rib loose by helping his
leading lady too vigorously in a
leap aboard ship.
Aboard II. NJ. S. Repulse - The
Prince OF Wales has taken the part
Of a woman In a bluejackets play.
Moscow Women are acting as
sergeant-at-arms on the soviet par
lament now sitting In the throne
room OF the cars, transformed by
the installation OF walnut furniture
In place OF golden thrones,
Providence, r. l. - Mrs, Jesse
Margaret Budlong, who threw many
OF her husbands silk shirts out OF
the window OF his New York apart
ment with notes written on them,
has won litigation with him. He has
been denied an Injunction to pre-
vent her from trespassing upon his
Newport estate.
, New York 1890 The stork has visit
ed twin sisters on the same day, taxi
Ing the same sized packages to each
-Sh pounds.
Karlstad, Sweden - Christian OF
Denmark and Gustav OF Sweden, tall
viking kings are hunting the mon
arch OF the Swedish forests-elk.
Boston - Fifteen candidates fol
mayor have filed the necessary nom
nation papers. The election Is non
partisan and 5000 signatures o
voters are necessary for nomlna
ton.
New York Notwithstanding
threats OF blackballs the city ba
association has elected to member
ship a young lawyer who got evi
dencs for Federal Attorney Buckne
of liquor selling in cabarets.
Easton, Pa. - A farmer Is block
Ing a new concrete motor road wit
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

pending. It was voted TO refer them
to the common council TO allow Of
their being again referred to the
commission in conformity with the
charter.
Judge J. Il. Cooper was elected
vice chairman and the matter Of en-
gaging a clerk was held up until the
council fixes a salary.
Those present were Mayor A. NJ.
Paonessa, Chairman Atwood. Judge
Cooper, Judge b. F. Gaffney Com
missioners George r. Dobson and S.
NJ. Davidson.
Rules of Procedure
The following rules Of procedure
were approved:
Regular meetings Of the board
shall be held on the second Wednes-
day of each month at 1890 p. m,
and no notice hereof need be sent
to the members.
Special meetings may be held at
the call of the chairman or by re-
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Alcohol Poisoning Is
Suspected in Fatality

Norwich, oct, q, P-Suspicion OF
poisoning, possibly through wood
alcohol, Is indicated by the authori-
ties in the death Of VIM. Willoughhy,
~, who was found dead yesterday
afternoon In the home of a neighbor,
John H. Cone, short distance from
Willoughby's home in South Canter-
bury. Bruises on the mans head
showed where he had struck against
stove In falling, but DIR. w. w.
Adams OF Moosup. who conducted an
autopsy, said he did not think the
man had died from featured skull,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
FLASHES FROM LIFE: TWIN SISTERS
VISITED BY STORK AT SAME TIME

wires and plsnks because he says
the road Is on his property and that
the state has not R<id him.
osslnlng, n. Y. Twenty-six
lifers at Sing Sing volunteered for a
blood TRANSMISSION operation TO save
the lie OF a dying prisoner.
Hammonton. n. J. Betsy Ross
Inn, run by former prohibition
agent, has been wrecked by myster-'
ious raiders who smashed furniture
with baseball bats. DOC" Welsh, the
owner, is missing. One theory is that
rum ring is taking revenge.
New York - Locked In historic
Trinity church after falling asleep in
prayer. a scrubwoman attracted aid
by smashing a stained-glass window
with the collection box.
New York Marie Dresser is
quitting the stage for Palm Beach
realty.
Vienna The suicide OF the valet
Of the commissioner general because
he lost his job Is causing Austria to
think that control by the League OF
Nations will end shortly.
| New York - Dudley Field Malone
Is refusing to debate with the Rev
DR.. Roach Straton because HI
never argues with bigots." DR.
straton says Malone's answer to hi
challenge Is typical Of the intoleran
modernist.
Washington - The Coolldges hav'
been getting the returns from Pitts
: burgh by radio. Presumably Mrs
Coolidge has been keeping score.
New York Floyd Dell is bacl
, after a futile effort to find inspira
tlon for writing in England o
France. you can't transplant some
= thing American and have it fouris
/ abroad" he says.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Man Killed by Autoist
Who Speeds Right on

Orange, Conn, Oct. Ia Wl--l ne
body of an unidentified man, APP
parently killed by passing automo-
bile was found on the Milford turn
pike, about 500 feet west Of Gillett
station here at 1880 o'clock last
night. The skull was crushed.
A passing motorist who found the
body, notified Constable Charles B.
Stevens, OF Orange. who said that
an envelope, on which were written
two names. Erred Anderson and
"Mr. S. johnson. IS Harrison street,
Branford." were found In the mans
clothing. He was probably 80 years
old. light complexion and was fairly
well dressed. A watch found on the
body had stopped at 1927 o'clock
Constable stevens said.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

Rev. r. ]. vandeNoort, was given
the county grand jury yesterday by
the boys mother, whom he also
wounded. but 1t did not prevent an
indictment for first degree murder.
A second charge OF attempting to
commit murder, was also drawn In
connection with the wounding OF the
youths mother.
The shooting occurred several
weeks ago. :,
Young Vanderyoort confessed TO
buying a go calibre rifle with which
he shot his parents. He told OIL
GERS continual pickering In the fam.
ily was primarily the cause for the
not,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
School Children Save
Millions During Year

New York, Oct. IA P)-Amost
five and one-half million dollars
was saved during the year ending
last June so by pupils In schools in
this country having school savings
systems, according to reports made
to the American Bankers association.
During the year the. number OF
pupils participating in school savings
increased by 100000 making total
Of 2,SG9.497. In the fiscal year
their deposits were s16.961,56o.72,
and bank balances on June 80
reached s25,913,531,15.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Every Baker in Town
Jailed for PrOfiteering

Calahorra, Spain, Oct. II Pl-Thls
town of about 1900 has plenty of
flour but nobody TO knead and bake
IT, All the bakers are in prison.
They were sent there for having re-
fused TO sell bread at a price fixed
by the municipality. Each OF the
incarcerated men also has been fined
500 pesetas, The authorities threaten
to seize the bake shops II the bakers.
when they are released. still refuse
to comply with the price scale.
Meanwhile neighhoring towns are
supplying the people here with the
bread they require.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

The doctor said lie had taken out the
stomach and had sent 1t to the state
laboratory for analysis OF the con-
tents.
Wihoughby, who belonged to one
Of the most respectable families IN
tho town is survived by wife and
one child.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

tho ordinary common law or statu-
tory rules OF evidence or procedure
but will make inquiry In such man.
ner as seems best calculated to as
certain the facts and the rights OF
the parties and to carry out justly
the spirit OF the charter and coming
ordinances"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
CRoss-CoUNTRY CAPTAIN

Bethlehem. Pa. Oct. II. Rl-J, B.
Laudig OF Scranton was elected cap'
tain OF the Lehigh University cross
country team at the conclusion OF q
trial run over the Woodland course
yesterday afternoon.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Testifies Her Son Was
Walking in His Sleep

Allison, Iowa. Oct. II Pl-Testi-
mony that her son, Warren Wander
WORT, II, w@ walking in his sleep
when he fatally shot his father, the
Evening star., 1925-04-16

ACREAGE WANTED FOR SUBDIVISION
BY one Of the most successful development
road. mot more than mile from District
Nnee ;Addyeea Box 1e6rK> star -otacee As
Evening star., 1925-04-16
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Practically New q
BUNGALOW.

Gas. electricity, gas range. electric fixtures.
large porch; lot 40x200: hedge. shade trees,
near cars, q o. station and boulevard
Price; So 200. Terms. 500 cash and $50 per
month, including interest, $50 cash and
$40 per month. Call owner. Hyattsyille hS3
Evening star., 1925-04-16
DOWNTOWN

just south of Florida ave. and east of
Connecticut ave.-Three-story brick home
of 10 large rooms, 2 baths; hot-water heat,
electric lights: price. $1,000; very reason
able terms.
Evening star., 1925-04-16

Do You Pay SIS Rent:
How much better to apply this or
your own bungalow containing five
rooms and bath and large front
porch. on lot 40x140, with paved
alley. in d. c. only 20 minutes from
Treasury Just a small cash pay
ment and be relieved of rent burden
GALL POT. 2se2-J TO INSPECT.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
GEORGETOANN

st. NV, near Wisconsin ave. having
frontage of 40 ft., including extra lot; l2-
room house: electric lights; two-car garage
price. $4,000; terms A real bargain
Evening star., 1925-04-16
RROOKI AND
III 7 u.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE

10. SETTLE AN ESTATE.
Special Terms Arranged.
S7,o00-On Hamlin near 18th; g r. b..
h.-w.h.; lot 60x150. "
o.ooo-7Randolph near 18th: 10 r. .
bedrooms; lot 50x150.
S12.000-Eewton near 18th: 2-family
home: r. and bath each.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings. North 81
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Houses Without a Penny.

VIII build your house without q cent in
adva Payments $50 month and up.
some building for profit; city and suburban.
ANCHOR REALTY CORPN.
628 Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1925-04-16
BROOKLAND.

CORNER; SS.2b0, TERMS.
10th and Kearney; @ rooms and bath !:
hardwood floors, electric lights, open fire
place; home in splendid condition through
out: possession from owner.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
ONLY

house OF this kind you will fnd at the
price. VIII sell for $500. with fair cash
and monthly payments to reliable person; 8
large rooms. sleeping porch and bath; splen-
did heating plant and fireplace; gas range; :;
beautiful porch: all in fine condition; answer
quick II you want real home bargain.
Address Box 20O-K. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-04-16
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Beautiful location on 18th st., near Cen
trail High School-Three-story brick home
of 10 rooms, 3 baths: steam heat electric
lights: 3-car brick garage; price, $4,000;
Evening star., 1925-04-16
SALE-HOIJSFS 0Cont'd).

CHEVY CHASE-New 7-room home: very
low price. Cleve. 2S54-W.
S27, 7,500--DOWNTOWN. 1st COM: VALUA-
BILE cor. brick; % r. & store: leased, over
$4,000: we'll financed; terms. Address Box
llO-K Star Office
Evening star., 1925-04-16
Exclusive Colored Homes for
So1a


We have a choice listing OF
homes for colored located in the
northwest. These homes range
in size from E rooms and bath to
II rooms and 3 baths, contain
ing all modern Improvements,
including garage.
We solicit your inspection OF
these homes.
WARDMAN
Main $3.50 148O St. NV.
Attention, Colored Purchasers.
Excellent Groom house, 20 #.
wide, for colored, at 702 Co.
lumbia road NV.
This house is newly papered
and painted throughout, modern
Improvements and contains full
sized rooms and bath.
Reasonably priced and for sale
on convenient terms.
WARDMAN
Main aS20 Z
Evening star., 1925-04-16
S 2S0

In nearby Md.-2-story. Groom and bath i.
eleG porches, all concrete: large corner lot
with lawn, shrubbery and all kinds bearing
fruit. This is bargain. Address Box 20I-
K. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-04-16

SI0.750-CoR. 10 r.: H.-w.H., ANIL; 50x
100; Brookland: open fireplace; newly deco;
porehes; blk. cars church, schls. NJ. 247s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
LA MEMORIA DEL
BANCO DE PONCE

Hemos recibido la importante Me-
moria del Banco de Ponce aprobada
en- la Asamblea de Accionistas cele-
brada ell Is de enero de 1925.
En- ell Mensaje que dirige a los
Accionistas, su Presidente, el pres
tigioso caballero don Arturo Llu-
beras, informa que los beneficios
han sido muy satisfactorioS, habien-
dose desenvuelto ell Banco dentro
de una politica conservadora que
les ha permitido estar siempre en-
una situacion holgada.
Ell seilor Lluberas manifesto que
la Junta Directiva esta autorizada
a ampliar el capital del Banco me-
dante emission de $500 acciones.
Dicha Institution disponia en- di-
ciembre 81 de 1924, de $413, ,566.87
en- GAIA; de $689,117.26 en- Bancos,
y $300,000.00 en- bonos de los Es-
tados Unidos y Puerto Rico.
Ha tenido ell Banco de Ponce, es-
te ano, $y42. .4O5.3O en- beneficios IL
quidos.
Fclicitamos tan progrcsista ms
titucion bancaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
De ia Costa Sur
(De nuestro Redactor en- Ponce)
UNA .FIGURA DIPLOMATICA

UNA FIGURA DIPLOMATICA
Ponce, febrero 17.-Hemos tenido
ell placer de saludar Ell esta ciudad
al prestigioso dominicano don Opt
MO Alvarez Mainardi, nuevo En-
scargado del Consulate de Santo Do
mingo, en- Ponce Ell senor Consul,
Alvarez Mainardi, es un prestigio
de las letras quisqueyanas, es pc
riodista de brillantes ejecutorias,
fue Jefe de Information de los dia-
rios ''El TEMPO, "Las Noticias",
"Cuna de America, "La Semana"
y Corresponsal del 'Listfn Diariov,
el periodieo mas leido en- la isla her
mana.
Sonador como todo literato sutil,
no obstante, ell senor Alvarez Mai
nardi, fue, tenia que ser, un hon.
bre de accion, para ayudar levan-
tar el espilitu de su patria, Y Sc
inclino del lado del eminente esta-
dista don Federico Velazquez Her
nandez, Director del Partido Pro
gresista, ingresando en- sus filas pa
ia obtener el triunfo de los suyos,
que era su propio triunfo.
Ell se1or Opinio Alvarez Mainar-
di 81 hubiera querido permanecer en-
Santo Domingo, oeupando un car
go importante en- ell Gobierno, no
hubiera necesitado sino pedirlo
complacido hubiera qnedado. Mas,
nuestro ilustre amigo es de ma
dera diplomatica, y su Patria que
sabe de su talento, de sus aptitu-
des, y de su espIritu gentil, 10 hon
r6 con ell importante cargo de Con-
sui de Santo Domingo en- Ponce, el
cual desempe1ia a satisfaction de la
sociedad ponceha que 10 estima en-
10 mucho que vale.
Ell MUNDO, por medic de su Re-
presentante en- Ponce, saluda al Re-
presentante de Santo Domingo en-
la Perla del Sur, y lie desea fran
co eXlto en- ssu carrera diplomatica.