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New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
NEW HAVEN ROAD
 CLIMBING HIGHER
Hits New Peak Price on EX-
 change Today

New York, Dec. Ib P,--Actlvity and strength of the railroad shares in apparent reflection of n largo re. investment demand and weakness Of the motors were the contrasting fea- lures of t0day's stock market. Near- ly score of carrier stocks had been elevated 10 new high levels for year. or longer, before the end of the third hour, with the demand stimulated by reports of large cur rent earnings, prospects of special dividend distributions and merger developments.
 Among tho many issues 10 attain new peak prices were Pennsylvania, New Haven Atlantic Coast Line, Norfolk X Wcstern Chesapeake x Ohio common and preferred, Atchi- son, Chicago Northwestern, Illinois Central, Great Northern preferred, Pore Marquette and Western Pacific. Selling of tho motors was sald 10 be inspired by the speculative behef that all the good news in sight had been discounted, and that a reduc- ton in earnings and sales was nl- most certain within the next few months. Other iudustrials were spotty spocialtcs in which favorable dividend developments are believed 10 be pending again receiving the attention of pools.
 The demand for railroad shares in anticipation of favorable November earnings. owing to the enormous traffic movement disclosed by the succession of weekly million car Ioadings, carried over a dozen of them to new high figures for the year before they relapscd in sym pathy with heavy selling elsewhere.
 The motors were particularly weak, ChrysIor falling 91i points. Nash which opened l2 1a higher. at AGO, ro)apscd 10 450. Atlantic Coast lno American Can and |. s. Cast Iron Pipe sold 3 to f points below their earlier high figures.
 Tho renewed rate on call money remained unchanged at per cent.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
HEEL L. s. INrITrNrr

Chicago. Dec. E American in furnco in improving tho conditions of the masses in the PmlirrInos has had a powerful influence in sljmu- iating the submerged masses" of India, China and the Far Fast gen. orally 10 reach for polticaj and SO cial hetterment, according to John W, Haussermann, Nice president of the American Chamber Of Cemmprce cf the Philippine Islands, Hausser- mann, who was formerly judge of the provost court of Mania. made this statement in an address today before the Oak Park Optimist club.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
De a t h S
Marguerite Viola Clark

Marguerite Viola Clark, six year old daughter of Mrs. Viola Clark of f Connecticut avenue, died at her home last night. Death was due to diphthoria.
 Besides her mother. she leaves n brother, Roland Woodruff Clark. She is also survived by her grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Gard nCr.
 Funeral services which were pri- vate were at the home this after noon. Burial was in Fairyiew ceme- tory.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
McEWan Has Resigned
 As West Point C0ach

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dee, IL UP' Captain J. J. McEwan, head coach of the army football team today an- nounccd that hc had tpndarrl his resignation from the army Ig canJc 10 Washington. He rrqItst stvi tla # become effective January l, 'n- ahltDg him to accept an offer 10 coach tho University of Or ron team for the next five years.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
N2iEc's Champion .
 E.I1Iar pIaNs in N N-


 Ne" York, Dnc. 15 "Nr'Gp' no"M". 'laa.'s champion fiddler auJ W"~s1oe mal,rr today played lnr an jmumnH.u dance at rjty haI Wh0 th" crowd that had gathered tn Vi.'l. s Ihu mrclinE hotwrrH The - yt-r old musician and Mayor IIy- Ian u3' Ua05u lo matr l's t,,t nr- ha>" niule "M,HIs" rend,rrl Fur kny in Tho Suw." Az the music >a pt tbrorgh thc reception room q uumlfr of onluollcrs chose dancing mwnnrs from fine crowd and tho mnrpwnta dancr Was n1L
 &'4Eor ljrIan dtI mt participate in tho lanrr, but he s5niird his ap- rfntat, That brings hack old tmo.." h. commJDtcd.
 A:.r fan visit 10 city hall. Mel Er" .~7 Gganma" nunham were sch,.r..3 tor an afternoon of sight 4r.ine.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
ATTACK REpJJSED

Jerusalem, Dec. Is (Jewish tcle- graphic agcncy) )-The French used artillery, machine guns and air planes in repulsing a nruse attack last night in tho Chogour quarter of Damascus, doing great damage, dis patches received here today said,
 The Druse attack began at 6 o'clock and fierce battle was fought through the night.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Woman Knocked Down,
 Driver Fails to Stop

Claiming that she was knocked down by an autoist escaped unhurt, and the driver of the car did not as- certain whether she was injured, Mrs. Blackwell, 108 Lyons street, re- ported she was run down last night while she was walking along the driveway on Arch street near the Willard battery station. Mrs. Black well gave the number of the car. that hit her as Connecticut license P-248. Tho car belongs to Pawel Kraft Hamlak of Newington. Officer FecneY is Investigating.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Manchester's Last Wooden
 Indian Is to Be Removed

Manchester. Dec, 15.-The wood- en Indian which for 49 years, has signified to a passing public that Joseph PohIman's place on the square handled tobaccos is to go. Pohlman has retired and his store today became part of a chain of to- bacco stores of 6 widely known con- cern. With the new owners come new customers and the wooden h. cian, the last of its line here goes into discard.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
WOMAN Is ASSIGNED

Washington, Dec l5 P-Mrs, Edith Nourse Rogers, republican, member of the house from Massa- chusetts. today was assigned to these committees: World war veterans, expenditures in the navy department, industrial arts and women's suffrage.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Etke AND rRlENns 10 nANcr

M,mb"rs of N.W Britain lo5Ee of I5lhs and their tmrHds will attend dance at the clubhouse under tlr 1Hsricas Of tho Christmas fund rcm- m9ttrr tonight. Meridon Io1grs minstrel troupe presented a show last evening at the local clulrooms. tn" Silver City boys makiug a big hlf An oyster supper was served after the performance.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Hamburg Chamber Not
 In Eavor of DIV LaWs

Hamburg, Germ9ny, Dee. 1I. CPl Tho Hamburg chamber of com mercc has adopted a resolution ad- dressed to the federal Eoyrrnmnnt dcnouncing proposals for local op- tion as the first step in making Ger many dry, although the proponents of option say they are only tlsntue intempcrancc.
 In view of the experiences of othor countries with prohibition, tha rcso- lution says, it behoovcs Germany 10 avoid q foolish experiment"
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
THE MITCHELL TRIAr,

Washington, Dec. Is B-Recalled by the prosecution. Major General Frank ". Coe, chief of coast artil- lorT, today modified before the Mitchell court martial his previous testimony that 10000 anti-aircraft guns could not protect an area as large as tho city of Washington from mir attack.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
JUDGE KI.ETT's CONDITION.

Little change was reported today in the condition of eX-Senator George w. klett, who is q patient at the New Britain General Hospital. Ii was said yesterday that his condi- ton then was critical Judge Klett feels brighter and more cheerful to- day. it war said at the hospital, but is still in a critical s-ate.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
MUST GET PERMISSION

Rome, Dec. IS Pl--A decree was gazetted today by which all public utilities and commercial companies wishing to contract loans abroad un- der any form for more than one years maturity are required to get permission from the ministry of ti- nance.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
RnOCH-ROBINSON

An intention to marry WAS filed yesterday at the bureau of maria gcs in Boston hy Walter E. Murdoch of 7o I.enoN Place. this city, and Miss Elizabeth Nj Robinson Of 12 A)d- worth street. Boston. According 10 law in Massachusetts. the contract ing parties must wait five days be- fore marrying, Mr Murdoch is an empioye Of the Stanley Rule & Level 1T,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Mellon to Become Head
 Of Railroads January 1

Washington, Dec. 15 Op --secre- tary Mellon in addition to his other duties will become director general of railroads January l. under a proclamation issued today by Presi- dent Coolidge. He will succeed James C. Davis, who has rendered
 his resignation. The work of the office has been practically completed
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
TO srIECr BISHOPS

Concord, x. H., Dec. 15 0P-A spe. gi3l con' cntion of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New Hamp- shire, meets here tomorrow to elect q hlShop to succeed the late Dr. Ed ward Melville Parker. who died at the general convention in New Or. leans.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
RAN XNTAS TREES

Munich, Bavaria, Germany, Dec. i5 5s-The Italian officials In the TErolese districts which were ceded to Italy after the war have pro- hjhttcd the cust omary municipal Christmas trees, declaring that such custom is unknown to the Italians according to dispatches received here,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
S1OO. 900 HOME BURNED

Paramus Borough, N. J., Dec. ] (P-Inmates of the Home of Divine Providence, a hospital for incurables. had narrow escapes from injury when fire destroyed the three main buildings of the institution late yes- terday. causing a loss estimated al S700,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
New Y0r.er As'ls Trial
 On I2 Year Old Charres

Traviirace, B |, rcc. IS UP}- Through his attornoys. John Wrs3ey rrI<ay, Nov York baker and play wright. has asked for an immediate trial in fhe United States district court on The l2-ycar-old indictment brought against him in connection with th- failure here Of the Atlantic NaLinnal bank.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Helen Sol,olOMsIsi.

Helen SOkoioWski, 40 years Of agc, wife of Frank Sokolowski, died this morning at her home at 34 Or ango street.
 She is survived hy threc daughters Rose. Mary and Helen. and a sister Mrs, Frank Budinsky of Dupont Pa.
 Funeral arrangements in charge of Frank Brodztk are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
TO EXEMPT pO0R

Moscow, Dec. 15 tE9 -- Russia's poorer peasants will ho carmrf, 1 from taxation, while the moro r1os- porous ones will bavc 10 ray ia- creased levirs IF lcr n new aarar;ar law which the Soviet eoNgrnmom intends to adopt at an carly date.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
REJrCT TTNANCE PLANS

Paris, Dec. IS (PD - The cham Der of deputies finance committee today confirmed it's vote of ycster- day. rejecting the fiscal projects of Finance Minister Louchcur. There was only one dissenting vote.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
FIVE EIRENnEN OVERCOME

Gloucester, Mass, Dec. 15 PS- Five fircmcn were overcome by gas fumes today while fighting a fire in tho Sawyer block, q two story wooden building.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
NAGING DECISIVE BATTLE

Shanghai. Dec. 5 P-Reports from Japanese sources say that the fate of Marshal Chang Tsi-Lin, Manchurian war lord. probably will be decided by q battle now raging in the Paikipu sector, about forty miles west of Mukden.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15

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New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
surR!lI, LE,NTSAIr1s nEAn

Waterbury, pec. Is. (P)-Deputy ShorjT William A. Jenusaitis, prom. inent in local and state Lithuanian circles, died here today after a brief illness, He had hem ill with typhoid fever.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
| C. (. APPOINTFFs

Washington, Dec. 1E 0p4 - F. | Lewis of Indiana was nominated to. day for another term as a membcf of the interstate commerce commis. sion.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
TREE FIND s2co ToDxv

The municipal Christmas tree fund is reported today as having reached $3G9.50.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
City Items

Because Of the inability Of the fonandern company to appear in this city the recital under the aus. pices of Arpi sextette has been can. celled.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
TNEIIlNGI,S X NtIA.,CrS

New Aork--]\chote"9. I.2GT000.- "u, balances 1aG.ouo uoo
 Boston - Exchanges, 9400o,oU0; balances, &5,nQo o00.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Cooked Food Shop

quaint Japanese figures and
hanging japanese lantern, walls
backed in satin and attractively ar
ranged collections Of imported and
domestic flavorlngs Jams and jellies.
make up the window entered by the
Cooked Food Shop,
The multi-colored delicacles
against the soft satin background
with flowers generously distributed
brings out a display that grips the
bypasser and prompts clossr
scrutiny.
This wondow differs somewhat
from many OF those displayed else
where in that objects OF practically
the same size OF the same type con-
stitute the entire display Of mer-
chandise. OF course the Japanese
effects, the flowers and the cloth
background are important con-
tributing features In the display,
but 1t is the merchandis e that grips
and after all that Is the sole object
of the display.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Outlet Millinery Co.

The Outlet Millinery window con-
tanned a display OF new fall models
OF hats In shlmmering satin. velvet
trimmed with gold. These models
stood out In relief against a back
ground OF Grecian panels. The pan
eled mirrors gave out charming re-
Elections, The shower of silver cloth
falling In careless folds brought out
to marked degree the soft autumn
shades and acted as a perfect bal
ance for the slender imported vase
Of gold and reddish leaves. A cor
sage bouquet and a pair OF fllmy
silk stockings OF blush shade to-
gether with a drawing OF charming
lady wearing a latest model In the
millinery art. completed the display.
The whole setting gave an atmos-
phere of richness. daintiness and ar
tistic arrangement.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Goldenblum Millinery Co.

What milady will wear this fall,
according to the strictest mandates
OF Madam Fashion, was depicted in
the excellent window display pre-
scented for the approval OF the
Judges at the Goldenblum Millinery
co. store on Main street. The ma
iority of the hats were feather be-
decked In various shades OF russet
upon velvet and satin shapes. Con-
siderable space in the window was
also devoted to a showing OF corsage
bouquets OF roses, chrysanthemums
and violets. This window vas espe-
cially fetching with folds Of violet
around the front and sides and clear
white ivory panels In the back
ground. A light in the middle OF
the display made the window an es-
pecially pleasing study in contrasts
for evening observers.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Alling Rubber Co.

A background OF draped Chase
auto robes and foreground display
OF gloves are the outstanding fea-
lures OF the Alling Rubber Co., dis
play window entered IN the contest.
TO give the window atmosphere. a
miniature automobile and an appro-
priately dressed doll. comfortably
tucked in the car with an auto robe
have been placed In the center.
VoltZ Floral Go.
One must stand several feet away
from the Nolz Floral shop window In
order to derive the full benefit from
the beautiful picture" therein
shown. The window is done in blue
velvet, almost the sole display being
n large gold frame surrounding a
picture" effect, roses and fruit
forming the subject. So cleyerly
have the lighting effects been ar
ranged, that the vase OF delicate
pink roses and the dish OF various
fruits indeed seem to be painted into
a triumph OF art. The background
is dull and the large frame sur
rounding these beauties OF nature
could have had no more beautiful
work OF the brush and palette II one
OF the worlds most famous artists
had carried the effect to canvas.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Vogue Shoe Store

An assembly of colorful hosiery,
slippers and shoes made up the dis
play In the windows Of the Vogue
Shoe Store. Neatness was one of
the chief characteristics as we'll as
good lighting effects. A background
of tripical stenciled draplng and
graceful baskets OF flowers enhanced
the attractiveness and tended to
bring out the velvety blackness and
bronze tints so fashionable In foot
wear today. The hangings with
their embroidered Roman lamps and
garlands OF roses added a certain
richness to the whole atmosphere.
Thoughtfulness was also in complete
evidence as the majority Of the slip
pers had stockings Of contrasting
color to go with them. Show cards
with attractive designs painted on
them were in evidence In various
parts Of the window and did much
toward the artistic. development of
the whole scheme,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Conn. Light & Power Co.

Those who viewed the window
display arranged by the Connecticut
Light and Power Co. In the contest,
could not help expressing a desire
for this or that article on display.
The window decorative scheme had
reached the zenith OF merchandising
craft from the standpoint of infus-
ing into those who saw, a desire to
buy.
Articles now more or less COM
mon in household furnishing were
shown-but they were so presented
to the eye as to bring out the full
ness of their beauty. There were
coasters, chatting dishes, curling and
drying machines, etc; there were
electric lights, fixtures and fiatirons.
Backed with a panel board arrange
ment and adequately lighted. the
window created much favorable
comment.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
AslnlaN-Rallcnck

O. The second prize Was awarded N
the Ashley Babcock Co. and right
fully The window entered In the
contest features what the we'll
dressed man will wear" for evenings.
Hat, overcost, gloves. dinner Jacket,
collars. necltIes. and even six and
shirt studs are shown. arranged in
dignifed and striking manner as be-
fitting the store which caters 10 the
younger men. An added touch II
given fhe window by the presence Of
. hall table. on which are a fern and
two canile-shaped electric lamps
The window Is sure TO attract the
eve Of the young man who wants
'somethlng iuFt lit'Ia hit better.
etiltAd arrangement has benn han
irhed ~ 80 ~ve'~~7' which has heen
Thrown With 20 r"ful carelessness'
nTer . library chair. ~,ua1~A..,.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14

gaze upon, The latest modes In
evening gowns, stunning 10 the eye
aud Overlooking 10 the senses, ar
ranged on was models show the en-
truncing effect Of these costumes,
And a touch OF winters cold breath
is also included per force. A heau-
tiful fur coat, rich enough 10 grace
the form attired In such marvellous
creations Of the Designers art, Is also
iloor. OF the window carry out the
Illusion of the reception room OF
some great social center.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Conn Fllrriers Co.

A leopard coat display Is that OF
che Connecticut Furrlers, Inc, en-
tered in the contest. In the left hand
corner Of the window Is a stuffed
specimen OF leopard. Two leopard
coats and silk lining draped from a
fern stand comprises the display.
The background is plain. There is
also fox scarf Included in the win
dow. The window was decorated by
Joseph Rubenstein. a member OF the
firm Of Connecticut Furriers, Inc.
This concern has two stores one IN
New Britain and one in Hartford
They are nov celebrating their 9Th
anniversary as furriers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Meshken's

The window OF Meshken draws at
tention to the display OF mems
raccoon coats and display of brown
caracul coats. In the caracul win
dow are four coats Of various styles
cleverly illuminated by hidden spot
lights, the background OF this win
dow Is OF six. Autumn leaves In a
vase give the touch Of fall to this
display. The mems raccoon window
has n background OF royal purple.
Draped over a chair Is raccoon to-
gether with a hat. stick and gloves.
In the foreground Is another rae
coon coat. A spot light also adds
to the attractiveness OF this window.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Hadfeld's

In line with the hunting season Ia
the window OF Hadfield's sporting
goods store at Is Main street. The
background is OF autumn leaves,
sprtnkled accidentally with poison
iyv which Mr.. Hadheld contracted
quite severely while trimming the
window. Remington and Winches-
ter Autographs and fallen trees
Stuffed specimens of an owl, squir-
rels, a partridge and a duck give the
display a natural appearance. Shells
and guns of Winchester, Savage and
Remington makes are in the fore
ground. Other requisites for the
hunter are displayed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Harvey & Lewis Co.

The window Of the Harvey &
Lewis Co, features the movie Kodak
while Parker Pens, thermometers,
glasses, INNS, etc, are appropriately
displayed. The foreground is a Their
mometer display while in the center
on a raised platform of glass is a
large silver ball with Eastman"
surrounding It. A large Parker
Dufold scarlet tanger display is
shown. On a background OF silk is
n mounted fish and a large fishing
scene. A display sign Is also in
eluded.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Is UNDESIRABLE ALIEN

Greenwich. Oct. IL R-Harry W.
Mcdonald of Cos Cob gave himself
up to the police last night as an
undesirable person In the United
states He said that he entered the
country year ago by coming
ashore from the steamship Olympia
which left port before he got back
to her. He then came to Cos Cob
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
TRADE nALANcE

Washington, Oct. IA R'-Exports
from the United States for septem-
Der were S422, 100000 and imports
sS40.000,0QO leaving favorable
trade balance OF s7S,OOo,Oo0, The
import total for the month, as the
commerce department published It
today. was larger than that Of any
month this year except March,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-14
Davidson & Leventhal

The gay atmosphere Of night life
with Its beautiful women, It's beauti-
full gowns and its thousands Of glow
ing and glitterlng lights. backed by
triumphs of architecture. all this and
more Is carefully acrried to the
Davidson & Leventhal window and
there left for the many passersby to