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New Britain herald., 1925-10-30
At The Dance.

Herbert: Doesn't that music tickle your toes?"
 Eleanor: stop stepping on them for a minute, and I'll see"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-30

Any person who shall use any street or highway negli- gently or recklessly or who shall wilfully refuse to neglect to obey the signal Of any traffic officer or shall rccklessly dis regard his own safety or the safety of any other person by the manner of his use of any street or highway shall be fined no less than s2 and not more than so5 for each offensc,
 This law Is violated ottener tha any other upon the statute books,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-30
Facts sundFancies
 BY ROBERT CULLEN
Ny ROBERT oUILLEN

fs AND'h~AhA
 Man or monkey doesn't matter. What interests the benedict is whether he Is man or worm.
 The only thing about lisle stock. ings that is particuarly offensive to us is the spelling,
 A force for righteousness" is a man who uses dad blame 1t" as a substitute for cussing,
 Let war taxes be heavy. They are much more impressive than the other fellows empty sleeve.
 Now Is the time for the press agent to begin explaining why tur- keys will be higher this year.
 Amerlcanism: Clamoring for an investigation; losing interest in 1t after the third day.
 A resort is a pleasant strutting ground where nobody knows how unimportant you are at home.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-30

If he can lance a boil without three assistants, he is a mere gen. eral practitioner.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-30

The only profitable advertising medium 10 the City. Circulation books and press room always open to advert'sera
New Britain herald., 1925-10-30
He's The Favored Branch, Folks.

As winter draws on apace
 The eoal-man holds higher place Of favor on the family tree
 Than duke or count of royalty!
New Britain herald., 1925-10-30

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New Britain herald., 1925-10-30
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-30

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New Britain herald., 1925-10-30
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-30
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to The Question Editor, New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau, 1922 New York avenue. Washington, D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive a Der sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- not be answered. All letters are confidential.-Editor.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Bankruptcy Petitions
 Filed in New Haven

New Haven, Oct. 6. Rl-Samuel Cohen and Boris Antonovslly, part ners in the Beehive delicatessen or Hartford, filed a petition in bank ruptcy declaring assets to be $S,500 and debts $11,&5S. Each filed separ- ate petitions listing assests and lia- bilities the same.
 Frederick j. Mrazik, proprietor of the Goodie Parfet Shop of Water bury, also filed a petition in bank ruptcy today listing his liabilities at $4,220 and hs assets at S3O0.
 William J. Parker, a farmer of ThompsonliIle. filed in petition showing assets of Sl,275 and debts o( S1,996.43.
 Harry Ricvman, plumbing con tractor of Shelton, filed in petition yesterday assets Of $5.SS5 and debts of S6,G35 were reported.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
ThOmastOn Main Street
 Has Fire This Noon

Thomaston, Oct. 6 Rl-Fire dam aged the building of George T. Brad street, in Main street, this noon, and several of the tenants also had loss es. The firemen had the blaze un- der control after fighting 1t for an hour and a half.
 The apparently started in a closet on the fourth floor which was occu- pied by Union lodge. No. 76, Of the r. and A. M. and attained some headway before the alarm was given. The lodge lost most of its furniture and equipment.
 On the third floor Benjamin Coo per, and family lost most of their furniture, their loss being about $3,- 900. On the second floor the tenants were Burton Parker r. Miller, Mrs Hida A. Ford and Thomas Waters, each of whom had apartments and each had loss.
 On the street floor the stores wero kept by August Wherle. dry goods, r. Colt, Mems clothing and E. A.. Lemon, druggist. Tn each store the damage was considerable from wa ter
 MT. Bradstreet thought the dam age to the building would be about S5,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Man Not on Ticket Is
 Elected in Lebanon

Lebanon, Oct, 6. P}--Karl Bishop. republican, who was not on the ticket, was elected first selectman in town election yesterday due to the fact that voters were out in his name, In the recent republican caucus Everett Payson defeated Bishop for the nomination and Pay son, himself, lost out in running for election as a selectman. On the re- publican ticket were Payson, 0. Leslie P. Clarke, James A. Thomas, republican who had not been nomi- mated was also supported by Bishops friends while Payson's friends fought him. It was necessary to write in his name and he won out by seven votes over payson. Clarke was a regular nominee. The votes for sclcCtmen, three being elected out of the four voted for were Bishop IT, Clarke 173 and Thomas 142. Pay sons vote was 125,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Walks Into Headquarters
 To Admit Being R0bber

Greenwich. Oct. Pl-John Kirtz, of New York appeared at the police station today and said he was the fourth member of the party which held up and robbed Joseph Dorsey q watchman at a gas station early Sunday morning. HRsaid that after the machine upset he went 10 Nor walk. Kirtz told the same story as did Michael Doolcy, which was that they went out for ride at the 1n' vitation of James POscine and Will liam Bedding believing they were going to Post Chester, The hearing in the case was postponed by the court until tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
PGOL DOMINATION FEATURING MARKET
IOday'S Business Alternately
 Weak and Strong

Wall street--Alternate periods of weakness and strength characterized today's stock market which was again featured by the buoyancy of speeialties believed 10 be under pool domination, Business news was largely favorable.
 It included the announcem ent ol large shipments of gold to this country from England, the raising of the Amerieas Smelting's dividend from SC 10 SI annually ands reports of large current earnings in sev- tral stocks, particularly in the mall order, chain store and packing groups.
 Calling of loans in connection with the marking up of the renewal rate on call money to l-2 per cent caused the liquidation of some weak ened marginal accounts around mid day, Mack Trucks breaking points below last nights close and a num- Der of other prominent industrials and rails falling back to 3 points. In the early afternoon the market started upward again under the leadership Of Willys Overland com mon, which was marked up points 10 29 3-4. a new high record.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Building Dept. Has Plans
 For Church and Theater

John s. Contaras, representing Contaras Bros. X Perokas and the Hoffman theatrical interests, this afternoon submitted plans for the proposed new Main street theater and asked permission of the build ing department to proceed. When the plans have been studied the per- init will be issued.
 Conrad Cianci was granted per init to build a siX-apartment house at 4S7 Park street at cost of s20,0oo, and the Armenian Apostolic church was granted a permit to build g $3o,0o0 church at 165 Tre- mont street.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Body Found in New York
 Believed to Be BeaIe's

Philadelphia, Oct, Rl-Two New York state policemen who came here to view the body suspected of being that of Fred c. Beale. the missing Binghamton. N. r., insur- ance man, said today they were of the opinion that 1t Is Beale's. The body had been sent to the state anatomical board here from Brad ford. Pa, where the man is said to have died from Illuminating gas. The state troopers are Frank r. De- vine and James F. Skelly. of Troop c. Sidney, N. Y.
 "We are positive this is Benle's body" said Devine. "rhe body here is that of man of about 27 years and answers the description of Beale. We have notified relatives to come on to make certain of the iden- tincation, We also have asked Mrs. Catherine Turner. boarding house keeper at Bradford, where the man was found asphyxiated. to come here"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
FRENCH TROOPSON ] MARCH ONCE MORE
Fair Weather Permits Renewal
 Of Advance

Fez, French Morocco, Oct 6 R- The fears of yesterday that the heavy rainfall might cause cessa- ton In the French operations against the Riffian tribesmen proved base less, for today hot sun was rapidly drying off the roads, The downpour was really of benefit to the French, as 1t put some water in the beds of the previously dried-up brooks.
 The troops today again are under way after the brief breathing spell provided them by the indictment weather. In the Kifane region the advanced troops resumed their march up the valleys of the Ouzert and Chaouia and are progressing rapidly toward Alhucemas. They are being well received by the in habitants and are now barely 25 miles from the sea.
 Simultaneously another force be- gan an attack 30 miles farther east in easy country over which to fight. Their objective is Hassi Medlam, which commands the pricipal pass leading from the valley of the Mou- louia into that of the Kert. As good roads already exist in this aera, con- meeting with Fort Berteaux, the position offers every requisite as a base for further operations.
 Fighting also is proceeding in the center of the battlefront for the pur- pose of cleaning out the two remain ing strongholds of the dissident tribesmen. The first of these posi- tions, Senadia mountain, In the up- per Leben valley, is reported already to have fallen. The enemy is said to be in full flight having left the ground strewn with his dead and abandoned his flocks.
 The second position, Messaoud Mountain, northeast of Kelaa Dess- less forms a salient between Bibane and Taounat. The troops are carry ing out their familiar enveloping movement, and it is thought the cap- ture of the position is only ques- ton of hours.
 Abd-El- Krim, the Riffian leader, apparently for the time being has abandoned any idea of resisting the French and is turning his attention upon the Spaniards, Reports say he is concentrating bis forces in the Diebala territory for an attack
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
LOSES BY ELEVEN VOTES

Greenwich, Oct. (AP) - The chief incident in town election ycs- tcrday was the defeat by II votes of Albert c. Peck, democratic nominee for sewer commissioner and old time politician who had held the office many years. James B. Anderson was the winner. Votes had to be recounted in this contest. The republicans, except for sewer commissioner made a clean sweep of officers with a vote of about 3 to votes cast by the democrats. Henry P. Crawford, former county commissioner. was elected town clerk with 1401 votes to 54S for H. Allen Barton. The final figures in the voting were not announced un- til 2;30 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Stream of Smutty Books
 Coming Out of New York

Buffalo. N. r.. Oct. R-Mrs. Paul B, Herrick of Kenwood. N. r., today charged that a foul and con- stant stream of sex literature of the worst type goes from New York state into other parts of the country. in an address before the Congress of the New York State Parents and Teachers association in session here. The speaker deplored that the clean books bill which the association championed in the state legislature failed to become law. "The clean book bill lost" the speaker said, "be- cause lin its sweeping censorship 1t would have affected too many pub fishers where 1t was directed at certain element"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
TOrringtOn Prosecutor
 Objects to Ethics Rule

Litchield, Conn.,. Oct. 6 R)- Thomas J. Wall prosecutor of Tor rington, today protested against the new rule in the code of ethics of court practice which says that no prosecutor may practice law in criminal court, when case in which he is counsel was called before Judge George F. Hlnman in Litch- field county superior court today. MT. Wall questioned the right of a judge "to interfere with the personal rights of the members of the bar by sub- stituting an iron-clod rule for the moral one which has always govern ed judges, prosecutors and public defenders"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Beauty Experts Who
 Seek Licenses Warned

Hartford, Oct. P}-The state commission on hair dressing and the use of cosmetics, meeting here today, decided that all hair dressers and cosmeticians who desire licenses to practice in Connecticut after Novem- Ter l. must have their applications tefore the commission at its next meeting, October Is. Examinations for the right to teach in schools of hair dressing and cosmetics will be held in the state capital October IA.
 The three members of the com- mission. Mrs. Mary R. Holmes of New Haven, Mrs. Nj. C. Sullivan of Hartford and Mrs. KatherinC Craw- ley Hayes of Bridgeport, were pres 'ent.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
CONTEST IN 1oRRINGToy

Torrington, Oct. 6. R>-Indications today were that the election of the democratic member of the city board of education in yesterdays city election would be contested. Dr. William J. Hogan, an enrolled republican, nominee of the citizen party and endorsed by the democra- tic party. received larger number of votes than his running mate. John R. Colt, but the moderator ruled that inasmuch as pr. Hogan was out an enrolled democrat ho could not be- come member of the board of ed- ucation under the minority party representation clause in the city charter.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
DEPORT TWO ESTABLISHMENT

Stamford, oct, 6. P9--Gcorge Rig by, S1, and Edward A. McNeil. 3S, were taken by government officers 10 Ellis Island yesterday for deporta- tion. They had been working here The complaints charged them with violation of the immigration laws. It appeared that when they came to this country from England about three years ago they made affidavits thN would remain here not over three months.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
City Items

Harry E. Taylor Kensington Sales manager of the Berson Brothers Coal company. Is spending a fall vacation at Kent Inn, Kent. Conn.
 Stella Rebekah Sewing circle will meet with MrA William II. Daigle. 25s Fairview street, Thursday aft ernoon.
 Directors of the Lions club will meet at the office of Nair & Nair tomorrow afternoon.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs, George White of East Berlin at the New Britain General hospital today.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Sherman Town Treasurer
 Asks Writ of Mandamus

Bridgeport, Oct. 6 R-1rwin C. Atchison. town treasurer of Sher- man, asked of Judge John R. Booth in superior court today that an ap- peal be taken for writ of manda- mus under which he would be re- quired 10 pay out of town funds s2,- 4S2,2S to the estate of the late Will liam Hawley, former town treasurer. be quashed.
 Hawley was treasurer Of the town for 40 years, resigning because of advanced age in 1922. He is stated 10 have failed as custodian of the town deposit fund to keep that sepa- rate from the general town fund as required by law, both being used for town expenses.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
British Flier Travels
 Over 226 Miles an Hour

Southampton. England, Oct. 6 (R Before leaving for the Schneider cup races at Baltimore. Captain Henry Baird, one of the British en- trants, in secret trial with the supebmarine Napier S-4 attained a speed of 226.752 miles an hour, 1t is announced.
 The international federation of aeronautics verified the speed. which was said to constitute a worlds sea- plane record, although reports from the United States claim one of the American entries has gone even fast CT.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Legion Called Upon to
 Aid Mitchell Defense

Washington, Oct. G tRl-Represen- tatiNe Frank R. Reid of Illinois, who will act as counsel for Colonel Will liam Mitchell, is court martialed by the war department, today wired the American Legion convention in Omaha, 10 select some of your best lawyers to assist in case of a trial" ."
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Advising Giving Private
 Firm Salvaging Contract

United States Submarine Base. New London, Oct. Py-Admiral H. Christy, in charge of the work of re- covering bodies from the sunken submarine S-51. today recommended to the navy department that the salvage work be turned over to some commercial agency having the best available facilities. He pointed out that few good diving days" might be expected normally at this season and stressed the difficulty which would attend any effort to raise the submarine without extensive prep arations.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
WaN Street Briefs

A growing intensihcation of agrl- culture ln the United States is in- dicated by an increase Of 100 per cent in American consumption of Chilean nitreat in the last ten years accompanied by general increase In tho worlds demand of 40 per cent, exclusive of Germany, Annual pro- duction Of nitreat from Chile be- fore the war was about 2,5O0,O00 tons, of which Germany alone con- sumed one-thlrd. Despite the loss of this German market since 1914, due to the manufacture of synthetic nitreat in that country, about 2,60O.- 900 tons Of Chilean nitreat are being sold this year.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
CONSIDER SALARY INCREASE

Hartford, Oct. R}--The request of the state board of education for an increase in the salary of Dr, A.. B. Meredith, commissioner of educa- ton. from $S,000 to sl0,000 a year, was considered today by the state board of control. No definite action was taken. It was decided 10 leave the matter in the hands of Governor Trumbull, who will confer with the state board of education.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
uPRISING PUT DOWN

Beirut, Syria, Oct. 6 R'-A Syrian cavalry squadron has put down what is described as local uprising at Hannah, killing or wounding 30 of the demonstrants.
 The crowd, which included many Bedouins, menaced the public build ings, disarmed the local police and are reported tn have set fire 10 the palace before the cavalry arrived.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Citizens Party Wins
 Bloomfield Election

Bloomfield, Oct, Rl-The victory of the citizens party here yesterday may speedily result in renewal of the movement for the annexation to Hartford of the east section of this town. This was the statement today of Homer Reid. leader of the inde- pendent movement. This section is adjacent to the Blue Hills section of Hartford and the citizens party. recruited largely in that portion of town, made the asserted need for public Improvements Its campaign platform. Annexation attempt in
 1920 was defeated by Hartford
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
SMITH LOSES IN WINnHAM

Windham. Oct 6. Pl-James ". Smith, republican, running on the democratic ticket for first selectman in town election yesterday was de- feated by Ernest P. Chesbro. repub- lcon by 199 plurality. Smith was the choice of strikers of the Amer ican Thread company who went in 10 the democratic caucus and by their votes nominated him over the democratic candidate.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
AUTO ACCIDENT sTrrr

Julian Nodolny has been named deefndant in suit for S1.0O0 brought by A. Naples as the result of an automobile accident. George W. klett issued the papers, which are returnable the first Tuesday Of in the court of common pleas. Deputy Sheriff Matthew Papciak has attached the defend- ants automobile.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
DRrCGIsTS EXAMINATION

Hartford, Oct. P}-The state pharmacy boards examination of candidates for full licenses, begun here this forenoon, will extend through two days. Heretofore the examination has lasted only one day. The reason for the extension is that a more perfect knowledge of pharmacy Is required to qualify for q license now. Forty-eight candi- dates for a full license were examined today There were also forty-fve candidates for assistants licenses.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
SKULL IS FRACTURED

Ansonia, Oct. Pe-James Bowles, an employe of the American Brass company received a fractured skull shortly before noon today when large limb from a tree that was be- ing cut down on North State street struck him on the head. The man was taken to Grace hospital, New Haven in critical condition.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
ARSON TRIAL BEGINS

Now Haven, Oct. 6 P,-Trial of Antonio Pagluzzi who was in the grocery business in West Haven when the building he occupied was destroyed hy fire. August IS, began today before Judge Avery in the superior court. PaEluzzi is charged with statutory arson. He carried insurance amounting to S4,0OO on buildings and contents.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
HEBRON ELECTION

Hebron, Conn, Oct. 6 Rl-Claudc W. Jones and Benjamin Jones', democrats with Arthur Kcefe, wero elected selectmen In yesterdays election and through the defeat of J. Banks Jones, republican as tax collector the town went Into the democratic column for the first time in 35 years. J. Banks Jones, has been collector for 20 years. He is succeeded by Lawrence Porter, democrat.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
BOY SCOUT OUTING

The scoutmasters and assistants of New Britain council, Boy Scouts of America. will hold get-together meeting Thursday evening at the home of Dr. l.. E. Dary in Maple Hill. The officials will gather at the scout office and go by automobile to Dr. Dary's residence. where they will discuss plans for the coming season.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Conviction of Druggan
 Is T1phcld hv Court

Washington Oct. 6 P}-The con- viction of Torrance Druggan, Chi cago saloonkecper, for contempt of court, growing out of his violation
 of an injunction, was in effect af- firmed by the supreme court today.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
MURDERER LOSES APPEAL,

Concord. N. IT., Oct. 6 P-Re- trial for George l.. Hause. convicted of the murder of Moses Goldberg here on Feb. ?. 1924, and sentenced to hang on Nov. r next, was denied by tho supreme court today. Gold berg was found dead in his store, his head crushed.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
$500 SUIT

Louis Augur, through Noble F. Pierce, has brought suit against Adolph Malson, alias Adolph Nal cein, for $500. Deputy Sheriff Mat thew Parciak served the writ which is returnabIe in the court of com mon pleas the first Tuesday of No- vember.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
WITH THE POLICE.

George Phelps of F Carlson street was arrested early this morning on charge of breach of the peace and drunkenness after a complaint was received that he was making trouble at his home. Prosecutor Joseph G.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
SNOW FALLS TO-DAY.

Helena. Mont. Oct. 6 R-Snow was falling generally over Montana east of the continental divide today, with Butte, Helena. Great Falls and Yellowstone Park in the snow belt
 Casper Wyo., reported three inches Of snow.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
Woods released him withoue ar.

"oous EeleaSeu nm Wltnoue ar. raignment In police court.
 Wincenty Andrukiewicz of sy Grove street was arrested this after noon by Patrolman Hanford Dart on charges of breach of the peace and assault after complaint was re- ceived at police headquarters that he had assaulted his wife,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06
MAY NOT OPERATE BVSSES

Albany, N. Y. Oct. P(--The city of New York may not operate munt- clpally owned automobile passenger busses under the home rule amend ment and law, the court of appeals ruled in a decision hauaed down to- day
New Britain herald., 1925-10-06

An Athens dispatch on Saturday said VI. Papanastasion would be brought to trial in connection with his issuance Of a proclamation 10 the Greek nation making serious charges of bad faith against the government of Premier Panealos.