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New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
ROBINSON-RENEHAN
Rev. McCrann Unites Couple at 9 O'clock Service at St Mary $ ,--Groom Yale Graduate,

The marriage of David Malcolm Robinson, son of the late MT. and Mrs. David M Robinson, and Miss Margaret Renehan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John P. Renehan of Vine street, took place this morning at 3 o'clock in St. Mary's church, Roy. Raymond McCrann performed the ceremony.
 The bride wore a gown of white chiffon with a. veil of princess lace caught with orange blossoms, She carried a bridal bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Pauline Renehan sister of the bride, was maid of hon. or. She was dressed in pink chiffon and carried bouquet of butterfly roses and lilies of the valley. Dr. w. ]. Robinson of Broad Brook, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ceremony was followed by reception at the home Of the brides parents.
 Mrs. Robinson has been teach CT in the Washington school, Mr. Robinson was graduated from Yale in 1914 and has since been connect ed with the Stanley Works, After a Honeymoon. the couple will live on Trumbull street, this city.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
City Items

Running his automobile against a wagoSto avoid striking baby car riage on Pennington avenue late Saturday night, Alphonse IIaneisit of 9S Booth street knocked Alfred Roy of Slater load from the seat of the wagon and caused him to suffer minor bruises and cuts. Haneisit reported the accident to the police.
 The operators license held by Frank kieffcr of 469 Lincoln street has been suspended hy the commits sioner of motor vehicles, according to notice received today by the police.
 There will be meeting of the house committee of the Knights Of Columbus in the rooms tonight at s o'clock
 A marriage license was issued this afternoon 10 Joe Lopez and Mary Mill, both born in Spain, now resid- ing at 15S Washington street.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Personals

Jack Rourke, track coach and trainer of Colgate university. New York, is visiting in this city for a few days renewing acquaintances and friendships.
 Miss Mary M. 1iiniry in the office Is Judge B, r, Gaffney is home after two weeks vacation in the White mountains.
 Miss Mae Warner of Francis street has returned after' spending a three weeks vacation at Provi- dence, R, l., and Boston.
 Paul Borg is spending two weeks at Spellmsn PAnt, Eat Hampton.
 Mrs. Henry Bower has left for a " "li's stay in Scofa. N. Y.
 Mrs. F., P. Burns Is at Indiln Neck.
 Mrs. C, CuIinan i. a ,rHtna it Sound View.
 Reynard Anderson spent the week end at Lake Congamond.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
MORE ABOUT BRYAN
Des MoincS Paper Purports to Give Real Reason For His Leaving Cabinet

Des Moincs, Iowa., Aug, lo.P'- The Des Moincs Register today pub lished a copyrighted article, based cn an interview with II. C. Evans, editor of the Ncoman Shield, saying that the resignation Of William Jen nings Bryan from President Wilson's cabinet in 1915 was due 10 failure by the United States to ratifY a proposed treaty with S2 nations stip- ulatinE that each would wait nine months after any difficulty arose before declaring war
 The article said that after Mir. Bryan had convinced President Will son that this country should sign the treaty and also allow Germany 10 sign it, he filed cahIegram in | forming the German government of i the progress being made, A few moments after he had filed the Cahlegram he received q telephone mesSags from tho president saving he had changed his mind and that this country would not ratify the treaty. the article said
 "'After I have urged this treaty on Germany and have computed the preliminary arrangements, cant say we will not 20 on, so if that must bc said, here is my resignation the article quoted Mir. Bryan as having replied to the president,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
POLITICAL POT BOILS l BRISKLY IN NEW YORK
Walker and Hylan Camps Both Ac- tive, While Republican Also start
 Campaigning,

New York. Aug. 10 Rl--Activi- ties within the camp of State Sena- tor James J. Walker in his fight for the democratic mayoralty nomina- ton redoubled today, as Hylan and republican leaders met to complete their respective tickets,
 Never before, said democratic leaders has q city campaign got un- der way so swiftly, nor attracted so statewide and even national inter. est.
 John H. McCooey. facing a possi- ble split In the Hylan ranks because of democratic criticism in Richmond over the latter's selection for renom- ination. was busy today on confer ences to select the mayors running mates In the primaries Sept Is. The complete slate probably will be made public by night.
 In the republican camp Frank D. Waterman, fountain pen manufac- turer, former State Senator William M. Bennett, General John F. O'Ryau and former [. S, Senator William NJ. Calder wore the leading figures to head the ticket. The lesser offices were still in q tentative stage.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
German War Aces Want
 to Join With Americana

New York Aug. 10 PI-Dr. Ed nund Gros, head of the American hospital in Paris and one of the or ganizcrs of the Lafayette escadrille, said today upon his arrival here that a number of German aviators had applied to the French minister of war for service in Morocco. Among the applicants were several German aces"
 The German aviators want to join with the Americans who already have been enlisted, Dr. Gros said. The French governments attitude toward the German applicants has not been announced.
 .. Dr. Gros announced that the bod ies of all members of the Lafayette escadrille were 10 be taken from the battlefclds and entombed together in Paris. with a special monument above the grave.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
COUNTY DETECTIVES
 AS YET UNCHANGED
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torney F. Earle Garlick, represent . ing States Attorney William II. Comley of Fairfield county, and States Attorney Howard C. Brad ford of Windham county; Frederick M. Salmon, state controllers; Robbins vehicles, and Col. Ernest l.. Isbell of New Haven, members of the state police commission, States Attorney Thomas F. Noone of Holland county.
 States Attorney Thomas r, Noone of Holland county and States Sttor- ney Lawrence l.. Lewis of Water bury were not present. The gover- nor will leave for Maine on August IT and will be gone about three weeks. It is understood that at ed to his plan.
 States Attorney filling of New Haven today was said to have join ed forces with his fellow attorneys to keep the county detective in his present status. Mir. Inglish of Mid dletown attended shis first meeting on the question.
 Persons near the conference room could hear voices raised in arsu- meft, and at times Mr. Alcorn and Colonel Isbell could be heard in spir- ited debate. Mir. Alcorn was vigor- ous in his opposition and it is under stood acted as spokesman and lead CT in the discussion. ', Mir. Stoeckel also Is said to have taken an important part in the ar gument. The state police commits sioners were invited to this meeting after a special conference with the governor several days ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Cotton Crop Figures
 Send Days Prices Up

New York. Aug, 10-The influence of Saturdays government crop fiE- lures was reflected by an opening ad- vance of 16 to 24 points in the cot ton market today.
 Except for covering there appear ed to be little demand and prices soon weakened under liquidation and selling accompanied by bearish com
 ment on Saturdays ginning figures land a favorable view of weather re- ports.
 December contracts eased of from 24,SS to ?S.96 by the end of the first hour with the general market unsettled and about to I4 points
 net lower. Private cables said it was considered in Liverpool that the
 government crop figures were offset
 hy the heavy ginnings and New York operators were reported sellers on
 inc decline here in anticipation of an
 carly increase in hedge selling from
 the south.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Two Widows of One Man
 Meet to Plan Funeral

Los Angeles, Aug. 10 Pl-As an aftermath to an airplane crash Fri day Tn which William K. Coe, World War aviator, lost his life, two women each of whom supposed she was Goes lawful wife, met today and agreed on funeral arrangements for the dead airman.
 AS a result of their conference the body will be turned over to Goes father who will take # for burial to Alma, Neb.
 After the conference, the two widows" announced their meeting had resulted in friendship.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Dean Brown May Be Put
 on Arbitration Board

New Haven, Aug. 10 P-James H. Fahey, Boston attorney selected as arbitrator by the Connecticut trol- leymen in the wage and working conditions dispute with the Connecti- cut company, met with the state conference board here today and the preliminary details for the arbitra- ton as far as the trolleymen are concerned were perfected. Mir. Va hey will confer with Joseph H. Ber- ry' Hartford attorney, who will rep resent the trolley company, on the selection of the third man or umpire
 Among the names to be proposed by the troleymen, it was stated to- day, will be that of Dean Charles R. Brown, of Yale. q
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
FALLS FROM WINDOW
John Beatty Dies From Fractured Spine After Trying To Escape From Imaginary Fire.

Suffering from an ballucnation that he was trapped in a fire. John Beatty, 52, threw rope ladder from a window at the Bronson hotel yea- terday morning about S:3O o'clock and then attempted to climb down. lie had barely left the window sill on the third story when he lost his grip and fell four stories to the basement level. receiving a fractured spine from which hc' died at the New Britain General hospital a short time later.
 Policeman George Collins was at tracted to the scene by cries of "Po- lice, Police" but he could not reach the spot before the man had fallen. Medical Examiner Waterman I.von Tie"od the body and then gave per- mission for its removal to tho ,rn- dertaking parlors of Joseph Haffey, after pronouncing death due to a fractured spine received accidentally.
 Beatty has been living at the Bronson hotel recently, and is well known about the city because of his fondness for dogs, having bred some fine specimens He is said to have sister in Bristol, but the police have been unable to locate her.
 It is known that Beatty had been drinking considerably during the past week and lns death is attributed tQ this fact by the police, ~ho think that the mans mind was af- fected by the liquor.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the Haffey rndnrtak- ing parors, followed by a funeral mass in st. Mary's church at 2 o'clock. Tho body will be placed In the vault at St. Mary's ccmotcry pending arrangements for Its burial.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
{ arl C. I,nCMaIl

Carl G, Engwall, 25, of a1 Com monWealth avenue, died yesterday afternoon at the State SanitarHlm, Newingt on. He was born in Sweden and had been a resident of New Britain for but a short time. He leaves his father, two brothers and three sisters in Sweden, and one twin brother, Oscar, in New Britain. He was a member of Tcgncr Lodge, Order of Nasa, the painters union, and of the First Lutheran church. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the hone at o:S0 o'clock, Rev. Dr, Ahol X, Ahl1uist will ofticiate and burial will he in Fair1iew ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Two Are Injured in
 Meriden Auto Wreck

Meridcn, Aug. 10 tR - Mir, and Mrs. Carmclo nj Marco of CastoI street, New Haven, were both taken to the Meridon hospital early last night, the husband with possible fractured skull, after an automobile in which they were passengers was forced off the road and wrecked against telephone pole in the town Of Plnntsvile.
 John E. Affinito, 12f Chapel street New Haven, driver of the car, is held by the police. His wife and daughter Rosalyn, were badly cut and bruised.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
CITY COURT ASSIGNMENTS

Cases were assigned as follows by Judge William C. Hungerford in city court this afternoon:
 Automotive Sales and Service Corp. vs. Christ Christopherson. Aug. 17 at 2:S0 ?. nl.; Nair and Nair for plaintiff, Dunn and McDonough for defendant. Citizens Coal Co. vs. Mike karnasiewicz ct ux., Aug. IS at 10 a. m; upson for plaintiff, Traceski for defendant. Concetta Lucc6 vs. Carroll w. Holland, Aug. 19 at p. m,; Woods for plaintiff, T. F. McDonough for defendant. Samuel Welinsky vs, Anthony Dor- buck, Aug, A at 2:2O p, m.; Green- stein for plaintiff, Roche and Cabe- Jus for defendant. David Dorfman vs. John Maliski. Aug. 25 at 10 a., m; Traceski for the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
WILL ASK StS,45O,OOO

Washington, Aug. 10 Pt-The ship ping board and fleet corporation are expected 10 ask for an appropria- ton Of $lS,45o,0oo for next year, as compared with s24,ooo.oOO for the present year. The reduction has been made possible, officials said. hv decreased operating losses resulting from disposal of ships and lines by sale and more efficient operating methods.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Mass. State Police Will
 Aid in Boston and Revere

Boston, AUE. IO H|Thc ald OI the state police in two MassaChu- sctts cities was promised today by Governor Fuller when District At torncy Thomas C. OBricn of Sui folk county and Mayor John E. Walsh of Revere consulted the ex- cCutive.
 Mir. O'Brien asked for assistance in an investigation of the Boston po- lice force. complaining that he had not received adequate support from city officials in the task. Mayor Walsh complained of conditions in the police force at Revere and was advised 10 take drastic measures.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Mother Who Tried to
 Kill Daughter Insane

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Aug, 10 R- Mrs, Mary WendooWski. 2S, who is alleged to have attempted 10 de- stroy herself and six year old daugh- ter, Helen, in seeley's pond last Thursday, will be committed to a state hospital for the insane, it was stated today at Hillside home, where she has been held for observation.
 She will be taken to either a New Haven or Middletown hospital.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
ESCAPES DROWNING

Miss Marcia Wcxler. IS. of this city, had narrow escape from drowning at Ocean Beach, New Lon don, yesterday afternoon, She was seized with cramps while swimming out to raft and was unconscious when brought to shore by life Guard John Andrews. ResusCitation, however. was successful and she ap- pearad to suffer nothing more than a shock. Miss WeXler is stopping at Camp Aswekit. at Ocean Beach,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Foreign Exchange

New York, Aug, 10.-Foreign ex- changes stead, Quotations Gin cents): Great Britain: demand 4S59s; cables 4SS@t. 6O-day bills on banks 5S1s. France; demand 4,6Sl2. Cables 4.69. Italy; demand S.621a. Cables s.6S.
 Demand; Belgium 4.52. Germany 2%.So. Holland 40.1S. Norway 1885. sweden 26.S6. Denmark 22.75. Switzerland 19,42. Spain HAS. Greece 1.56, Poland 1894. Czecho. sloVakia g.96. Jugoslavia 1.7Sh. Austria 14ls. Rumania s2. Arr Gtntina iO.37. Brazil 11.95. Tokyo Hi4. Shanghai 7S's. Montreal ! 100 1-S2.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
MONTHS COLLECTIONS

Total tax collections for the month of July totaled $1.S62,65O.12 according to report made by TaA Collector Bcrnadotte Loomis this afternoon. This is a gain of $1aG,- 2S0.Sa over July of last year. The amounts reported are as follows: For 1925, taxes $l,S46,17169, sewer S4,1@4.97, street Improvements s. S66.42, street sprinkling $S,32o,O4 personal $l ,661.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
NEW WEEK OPENS
 WITH UNEVENNESS
General Motors Up- Some
 Others Show Losses

New York, Aug, 10 tP)--Wall street opening; Uneven price move ments ushered in the new week in the stock market. General Motors opened a point higher at record top of ai 5-S. A good demand also was noted for stocks Of electric equipment manufacturers, Allis Chalmers leading the early advance in that group with an initial gain Of point Fractional losses were recorded on initial sales by u. S. Steel common, Mack Trucks. Marine preferred and Willys Overland com mon,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
NEW FIREMAN

The vacancy in the ranks of the fire department caused by the ds- missal of John Msher from the de- partment at a special meeting of the board of fire commissioners week ago is expected to he filled when the board holds its regular meeting to- morrow night. number Of sub siitutes on the eligible list have sub mitted their applications for the sp- noinfment.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Accused of Plotting to
 Murder Alfonso of Spain

Paris, Aug. 10 R'-Hendaye. an anarchist. was arrested recently in Spain on suspicion of plotting to kill King Alfonso during the the Kings visit 10 the royal summer residence at san Sebastian. according to re- ports received here today from Spain,
 Hendaye has been taken 10 Ma drid and after investigation several other arrests have been made al
 various place throughout Spain.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Man Is Heavily Fined
 in East Hampton Court

East Hampton, Tenn, Aug 10 tPl- Franklin LOT. said 10 be a Miami, Fla, real estate dealer, was fined s22O and ordered 10 pay costs total ing S5S.Sl after he pleaded nolocol- tendcre to each Of five counts, as saulting an officer. resisting arrest, breach Of the peace, reckless driving and operating a motor vehicle while under the influence Of liquor. LOT paid the fines and costs before leav- ing court. He was arrested Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
HOSES FINGER

Fct"r AstroWsky of NcvinCton had the index finger of his left hand amputatcd at the New Britain Gen eral hospital this morning when he was taken thero from the knency Manufacturing Co, of that town. Astrowsky caught his hand in a press at the factory.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

In line with it's policy to build up n refining and marketing as well as a producing organization, tho Ohio oil Co, has acquired property in Day ton, New Mexico and will build re tincry 10 handle the output in the ar tesla field, The company recently bought leases and wells in the Eilli- land Oil Co.,, in that area about tho time that the Illinois Pipe Line Co. acquired the Eililand Pipe Line Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
HI,,zE CaTsEs s.s DAMAGE

A blaze in a building on Park street owned by the Now Britain Lumber company yesterday after noon caused s25 damage, but Chief William j. Noble of the fire depart ment said that if it wasn't for the opportune discovery of the flames by John Christensen, a clerk at the freight house, the damage would have been considerably more. The flames were starting 10 spread rap idly when Engine Co. ? arrived al tho building in answer to a still alarm, but quick work by the fire men checked them and kept the damage small.
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New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Train Wrecks Auto But
 Two Occupants Escape

Stamford, Conn., Aug, 1o-Two Sound Beach youths were uniniured today when the automobile in which they were riding was demolished by a passenger train of the New Haven road on the New Canaan line at the Crescent street crossing, They were Fred M. Smith and Nicholas Feckor. At the collision Fecker was thrown out of the automobile.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Mrs. Arthur F., RicLucII.

Mrs. Dorothoa F.. BicEnel, 57, wife of Arthur F.. Bickno)l, died yes trrday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Henry W, BodwolJ Of 1928 Stanley street, where shH has been making her home for the past year. Besides her husband and sister shH leaves two brothers Henry E. Webb of Waltham. Mass, and Charles W. Wchh of Belfast, Me, The hodE was sent today by E, E. Porter's Sons to Castine, Me, for burial,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Mr.. Anna Slns

Mrs, Anna SIus, 35, wife of Stan Icy S)us of l14 North street, died last night in New Britain General hospital, Besides her husband she leaves four children, The funeral wilt he hold tomorrow morning in Sacred Heart church al 7:%0 o'clock. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Ceme- tcTy.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

Earnings of the California Petro- Ieum Co.,, for the first half of 1925 show marked Improvement over the core spending period last year, net income having advanced to $3,lS7, 235 compared with $1,758,9S4. The second quarters net was $2,OS1.495 against $5S6,3I9 in the second quar- ter of 1924, Surplus after preferred and common dividend allowances was $2.t6S,4l1.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
MISS BEHR WINS

Norfolk, Conn.,, Aug. lo-Allen Rehr of Brooklyn today won the state tennis tournament for the Bridgman cup which has been played at the Norfolk country club by defeating Anton Won Bermuth of New York s-o. s-l, s-4,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

Holders Of Chritiania, Norway, Municipal External Loan of 1920, s per cent, Sinking Fund soll horis have been notified by Kuhn lo2o & Co., th1t q block of the issue has been drawn ny lot for relompt!nl October 1 at l1O per cent. uf their principle amounts.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Deaths a s
Luigi Rossi

Luigi Rossi, aged S2, died this morning at his home in East Berlin. Funeral services will be held at his late residence at S:45 o'clock to- morrow morning and at 3 o'clock at Sacred Heart church. East Berlin Interment will he in St. Mary's new cemetery, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Edward IlONyalr \

The funeral of Edward Nowalcik six months old Son of Mir, and Mrs Henry KoN nlcik Of 4o4 Reach street, was held this morning al 7;l5 o'clock in Sacred Heart church. Burial was in Sacred Heart ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our kind friends and ncighborS. who sympa- thized with us during our recent be- reavement occasioncd by the death of Anna Carlson. We wish to es- pecially thank the Nalkirian Lodge. (Signed),
 Mrs Ida Nelson and family,
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Carlson
 and family.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

Net income Of the panhaulo Pro- duclng & Refining Co. for the first half Of 1925 was s2444oi nefore providing for sinking fund, dsrIrci- aton and depletion. This compares with S@55146 a year ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
Funerals
Mrs, Ellen r.. Francis

The funeral of Mrs. Ellen F.. Fran cis of Ncwington was held this after moon at , o'clock in the Newinston Congregational church, Eurial was
 in NewinCton cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
FINE SCENERY BUT
 NO LANDING PLACE
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 ronn' of tho drifting fec.
 "Aerographer Frances has just handed me rcpor; that galr Of great intensity driving toward Etah from rhe sound. All planes have been secured.
 Will Try Again.
 "ts soon as tF" weather clears all thr"c planos will make flights "a the southern shore of the bay F'jord in Elleslere land, 73O statute miles from Etah. whcr" Commander MacMilIan says 'hrrc is a landing field suitable Tor planes. We huYc that it will clear tomorrow sufficiently for the flight "Th" pigeons have been freed and tour Of th"m have returned to the pigeon house, The others arc cirChng around and will probably return whom they get hungry. Thcre is now lriurg snow which bears out Francis prediction"
 Find GrCcly'S Old Camp.
 Airplaucs Of the expedition ir accommodating for q base over File. more island visited inc camp where IS members ot tho ,XplorinE party headed by Admiral Greedy died o' starvation in 1884
 Commander MacMillan reported the achievement in a radio dispatch to the National Geographic Iociety filed from Etah. Greenland, Satur, day night.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

They have beauty contests. and pretty girls 10 win them, in Central America. as well as in the United States. and here's a dainty bit Of proof. Senorits Lili Giron of Gau- temala won a contest there,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
.37 MILLION LOSS
 IN POSTAL DEPT.
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nesses also appeared before the committee, direct mail agencies urE- ing the adoption of d "C. c. D. post age plan on cards that were sent out to obtain orders.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10
BALANCES X EXCHANGES

Now York - Exchanges. 452, 2,000, = unu; balances. S9,O00.0O0.
 Boston - Exchanges, 46,000, ,npU; balances, g2.bHO. O00.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-10

Here's kudoItito Gaona, 2, son of the richest bull fighter i'll all MeXi- co. Rudolfito swears that he, too. will be d toreador when he is a man and practices every day in the back yard with q pet billygoat.