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New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Mrs, Nettic Victory Dean

Mrs. Nettie Victory Dean, age S6 years, wife of Robert s, Dean, died this morning at her home, 54 Clinton street, after a lingering ill., ness.
 Besides her husband she Is sur vived by two children, Sidney, age II years, and Esther, age 3 years; her mother, Mrs. Joseph Molander: two sisters, Mrs. Harry Bloomquist and Miss Esther Molander, and one brother, Simeon Molander.
 The funeral will beheld tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the funeral home of B. c. Porter Sons, on Court street. Rev, MT. Cardey. pas tor of the Second Advent church, Hartford, will otficiate and inter ment will be in Maple cemetery, Berlin,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Brig, Gen. Mitchell Is
 Strong for CurrN Bill

Washington, Jan. l5,-BrigQdier General Mitchell, assistant chief of the army air service, reiterated be- fore the house military committee today his endorsement of the Curry bill to create a department of aero nautics headed by q member of the cabinet. The bill is opposed by Secre- tary Weeks.
 Unification of the air service, Gen. eral Mitchell insisted, would save thousands of dollars to the govern ment. He declared training of per- sonnel could be accomplished better if conductedNby by separate depart ment,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Foreign Exchonge

New York, Jan. 15.-Foreign eX- changes steady; Quotations in cents: Great Britain: demand 47S; cables, 47SI.; 60-day bills on banks 474B. France: demand 5.37; cables 5.37 F Italy: demand 4.04is; cables 4.05. Belgium: demand SOLE; cables 5.02. Germany: demand 2S.SO. Hol- land: demand 40.S2. Norway; de mand 1923. Sweden: demand 96.92. Denmark; demand 17.S2; Switzer- land: demand 1925. Spain: demand 1k14. Greece: demand 1.76. Po- land: demand 1915. Czechoslovakia: demand S.00ls. Jugoslavia; demand 1.64. Austria: demand .O014A. Ru- mania: demand .53, Argentina: de- mand 4N.00. Brazil; demand lis. Tokio; demand SS1a. Montreal 99 l9-S2.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
RERIKED BY JLnGE

Bridgeport, Jan. 16.-Attempts on the part of counsel for Jacob Levy to trip up state witnesses in their testimony in the superior court to- day relative 10 Levy's alleged con- nection with illicit transportation of beer, met with rebukes from Judge William NJ, Maltbie. States Attorney Vim. Comley, Jr., presented several new witnesses today including state policemen who had played a part in arresting 'truckmen alleged to have been in Levys employ, and the chemist who had analysed beer seiz- ed by these state policemen.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
AITOIST IS HELD

New Haven, Jan. 15.--lohn L. Brown, 47, chauffeur employed by H. H. Heminway of Watertown, Conn, drove a car in which Mrs. Edla Heminway was fatally iojured here December %. causing her death later at the hospital. was held for trial in the superior court under $t,- 900 bonds in the city court today. He was charged with causing death by negligent operation Of the car hiCh collided with another driven by John L. Cole.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Mental Condition of
 ChiId's Slayer ProhpJ

New Haven. Jan. 15.-Alienists to- day began examination of Mrs, Jen- nie Zarzycki. who yesterday killed her year old son, Edward, by cut ting his throat with a razor Cor oner Mix and local police continued their investigation into the life and family relations of the woman and other circumstances surrounding the killing. No formal charge has been filed against the woman who is held without bonds pending the result Of The examination and inquiry.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Court Straightens Out
 Tangled Marital Affair

In the suit of Rose Ataro GibiIis- co of Italy against Paul GibIlisco of this city, for divorce, judgment for the defendant has been awarded in supreme court at Waterbury, Hun gerford X Saxe, counsel for Gibilisco were notified today Property under attachment here has been released Gibilisco sued for a divorce sonic time ago and was awarded a decree, The woman did not understand the situation and. through an agent brought suit for her freedom. which she already had. '
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
GERMAN CABINET ANNOUNCED TODAY
Dr.. Luther Takes Post as the
 Chancellor
ny The Associated Press.

Berlin. Jan. 15.--Dr. s. Hans Luther was this afternoon appointed German chancellor.
 Dr. Luther will head tho following cabinet; foreign secretary, pr. Gus tave stresemann' minister of finance. Herr saemisch; minister of the in- terior. Martin schiele; minister of economics. Dr. Karl Neuhaus; min ister of food. Count Won Kanitz: minister of labor, Heinrich Brauns: minister of justice, Dr. Schumacher; minister of posts and telegraphs, Herr stingle; minister of defense, otto Geesler.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Hartford Broker, Sought
 Bv Police. Is Arrested

Holyoke, Mass, Jans 15.-Nicho- las Sieir, alias Nicholas sergent, member of the defunct stock brok- craze firm of N. A. Sergent & Co. of Hartford, Conn. who is wanted in that city for alleged embezzle- n1ent of s1o0.o0o was arrested in the railroad station here at noon to- day. With him was a young wom- an who is said to belong in Bel lows Falls, Vt
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Slot Machine Stolen,
 SOk0lski Is Arrested

William sokolski was arrested this afternoon by Sergt. Patrick A. Mc- Away and Policeman Patrick O'Mara on charge of theft the police al- leging that he was involved in steal ing a Waco slot machine from the store at 77 Grove street conducted by Charles Drenzik about two weeks ago. The machine was taken from the store and transported to South ington where the police allege 1t was smashed and the money taken from 1t.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
CONTESTS JUDGE LINDSEY
Defeated Candidate in November Files Formal Protest Against Seat ing Famous Jurist.

Denver Colo. Jan. 15.--A petition protesting the reelection of Judge B. N. B. Lindsey to the bench of the Denver juvenile court that he has held for 2S years, was filed today in district court by k. B. Graham, de- feated candidate in November.
 Judge Lindsey and Dever election officials are made defendants in charges which alleged that through ''inefficiency, incompetency and inex- -perence," Graham was deprived of between 500 and 1,500 votes. The petition further asserts that re- count will show the truth of Gra- hams contentious.
 Judge Lindsey was reelected by less than 10 votes, during the cam. paign he assailed the Ku Klux Klan
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
BLOCK SELLS FOR S44,000
Property At Corner of Hartford Ave- nue And North Street Sold By Patrick McGoyern Estate.

The property at the corner of
 Hartford avenue and North street,
 owned by the Patrick McGovern es- tate was sold last night by Consta- ble Fred Wrinkle. acting for the own
 CT, to Anthony Dobrowolski. the
 purchase price being announced as $44,ooo. The property consists of five stores, two tenements and a par. eel of land.
 $. Boukus, through Roche & Ca. belus, has fined notice of intention
 to sell his block and property at the
 corner of Spring and Union streets l for s35.000.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
BANKRUPTCY HEARINGS

The following dates have been set for the first meetings of creditors in the referees office in Hartford: The creditors of Jack Keimowitz, doing business under the name of the Capitol Dry Goods Co. Monday, January 2s, and 10 a. m; of the Corridan Electric Co.,. Monday, Jan uary 26. at 10 a. m.; of J. Niedzwec- Xxi, Thursday, January 2s at Il a. m. The final accounting in the matter of I. Sagel, doing business as the New Britain Furniture O., will be held in Referee E. NJ, Yeomans' office at Il o'clock Monday morning, Febru- ary 2,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
BONDS FIXED AT ss .nnn.

Waterbury, Jan. 1S.-Antonio Ball. astri, S45 Bank street, proprietor of d so-called spanish restaurant, and Paul Varhse, Chatfield avenue. taxi driver. both charged with viola ton of the white slavery law, were granted continuance until Saturday this morning in juvenile court by Judge Abner P. Hayes, each under londs of S2.nnn.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
$40 n00 FIRE LOSS.

South Coventry. Conn. Jan.e 15.- Fire this afternoon caused damage 6f sS0,oO0 to the carding and bak- ing department of the Tracy-Elliott Shoddy Mfg. plant here. The fire was confined to one of five build ings of the plant. The origin of the blaze is unknown /
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Mrs, Gertrude Wells

Mrs Gertrude Wells, age s4 years, widow of Levi S. Wells, died in New Haven last Tuesday.
 Funeral services will he held at the funeral home of Seydel Broth CTS. 1908 Chapel street, New Haven, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment will be in Fairview ceme- tery, this city, at 3 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
ROCKEFELLER GIFT

Copenhagen, Jan, 15.-The Rocke- felelr Institute has offered 100000 kroner to the Danish Serum institute in recognition Of Danish science. and the offer has been accepted, it was announced today. tThis sum repre- cents about s2DO,O in the current rate Of exchanged
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
FURTHER INQUIRY ON STONE

Washington, Jan. 15.-Further in- quiry into the nomination of Attor- ney-General Stone to be an associ- ate justice of the supreme court was decided on today by the senate judi ciary committee. Some committee men desire to examine Clyde Daw- son, former Colorado lawyer, who was consulted by James A. Ownbey in litigation involving the estate of J. Pierpont Morgan. Mir. Stone was counsel for the Morgan executors. Dawson Is to be questioned Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
SIX BELOW ZERO

Ithaca, N. I. Jan. 1ss-Ther- mometers Of the United States weather bureau at Cornell university registered six degrees below zero early today while other upstate cit ies reported above zero tempera- lures.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
NOT HELD RESPONSIBLE

Bridgeport, Jan. 15.--Thomas J. Connor, superintendent of the muni- cipal garage was today freed in 8 finding by Coroner Phelan of crim- inal responsibility for the deaths of Mrs Overa Shaw and Mrs Nina Curtis, who were run down by Con- nor's automobile. The accidents oc- cured on Christmas Day.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
NOTED AUTHOR DIES
Harry Furniss Also Was Prominent In England as q Lecturer and CaPicaturist.

London. Jan. 15,-IIaTy Furniss, noted caricaturist, author and lec- turer, died today at Hastings, aged 70. MT Furniss was for many years contributor to the illustrated London News, the Graphic, Black and White, Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News and the principal magazines in England and America
 He joined the staff of Punch in 1880. He had toured America. Canada and Australia, He had also written and produced many photo- plays and had acted in them both in ths United States and in England.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Titttrrals
Otto Barta

The funeral of Otto Barta was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the funeral home of E. c. Porter Sons on Court street. Rev. Dr. G. w. c. Hill, pastor of the South Con- gregational church, officlated and interment was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Mrs. Mary Pochymski

Mrs Mary Pochymski, wife of Ste phen Pochymski of 115 Silver street, died last night at the Hartford hos- pital, Funeral arrangements, in charge of K. Blogosowski, are in- compelte.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
CLEARINGs AND BALANCES,

New York Exchanges. 1,053,- 00o,0Oo; balances. 111,000,00O.
 Boston - Exchanges, 77,000,0 ,000; balances 29,o00,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Dfatt1s
Libonio ZiCcard.

Libonio Ziccard, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Nicola Ziocard, died at the home of his parents, 467 Myrtle street last night. The fu- neral was held this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment was in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
ADVISE INCREASE

New York. Jan 15.-Dtrectors of the Farmers Loan X Trust Go, today recommended to stockholders ap- proval of an increase in the com- panys capital stock from S5,00o,0oO to sI0,00O,O00. The s5,0O0,000 new stock will be offered to present stock holders share for shares at par. The company is more than 100 years. having been started since 1892 with an original capital of s50o,o0Q.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
Wall Street Briefs

Liggett 6 Myers Tobacco co., on March 16 will issue to shareholders sl0,sio,7oo additional class B com mon stock at s2b par Holders of record February 1s will have the right to subscribe to one share of B stock for each four shares of com mon or B common now held. the proceeds to be used for further de- velopment of the company's business
 Sales of Liberty Bonds in 1924 amounted to ss66,133,o00 compared with low record of $79S,5S7, 900 the year before and $1,6sS.S04 ,000 in l92 and s2,o77,544.o00 in 1921.
 The recent rise in New York Cen tral stock has given currency to re- ports that the road soon would call its s100, ,000,000 issue Of convertible 6 per cent bonds in an effort to in- duce their conversion into common shares. Since the bonds are redeem able at 110 and the stock is now sell ing above 12O, calling of the loan probably would result in the conver- sion of the major portion of the is- sue. Officials of the road, however, say that no immediate plans have been formulated for redeeming the bonds, on which the convertible fea- ture expires next May. More than SIP, ,000, it is estimated, already have been turned into stock.
 Dividend payments were unusual ly heavy today, approximately 20S corporations being scheduled to mall checks to shareholders, among them being American Steel Foundry, Am erican Telephone & Telegraph, Am erican Woolen preferred, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Corn Prod ucts Refining. General Electric, h. ternational Harvester, National Bis cult and Western Union. About 80 stocks also were selling ex-dividend today.
 Additional gold exports to India today exceeded $5,O0o,oo0, The Yokohama Special Bank shipping $4,000,000 and The Irving g-Columbia. Trust Co. s1,l00,0O0.
 The Manhattan Shirt Co. reports deficit of $6O5,432 after dividends on the common-etock for the year ended Nov. 30, 1924 compared with surplus of s797.192 in the previous year. Net profits fell to sS4S,9o2, equal after preferred dividends to S5 cents a. share on the common against s1,75o,452 or $5.79 share In the preceding year.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15

Operas produced al the thest"r in Colon, Brazil. are 10 be oroa least.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15

Additional gold exports to India today exceeded $5,000,000, The Yokohama Special Bank shipping $4,00O,OOO and The Irving-Columbia Trust Co. s1,100,000.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-15

Sales Of Liberty Bonds in 1924 amounted to sS66,133,oO0 compared with low record of $79s.5S7, 900 the year before and $1,6sS.S04,o0 900 in l92 and s2,077,544,000 in 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING

Neglect of the liver results in self
poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps,
but just rs surely as if YOU drank
poison out of u bottle. If your liver
is not doing its work of helping di-
Gcstion, eliminating waste from the
bowels and purifying the blood, YOU
will always be troubled with sick
headaches, nausea, biliouSness, bad
breath, gas, sour stomach, or con,
stipation.
Cleans" and tone your liver! Put
your system in condition so YOU feel
your very best aganl Try Just Il
spoonful of DIR. II. S. Thachcr s OK
ccllcAt Liver and Blood Syrup after
the next few meals and notice the
quick Improvement in the way YOU
eat, sleep, look aud feol-thc return
of strength, vigor and energy. You
viii he completely satisfied; other
w;st there viii be no cost. DR..
Thacher'S 5 Liver and Blood Syrup
is sold and recommended by Lloyd
Drug Company and all other leading
druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

Feeding your goldfish on meal
polish viii MOT improve their com,
p!aAion
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Enforcement of
Prison Rules
Lax in Atlanta
by United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 13.-LaXity
in enforcement of prison rules ut
Atlanta federal pcnitcntiary under
the administration of \. Z. Sartah
was revealed today in the trial of
Sartain, l.. J. Fletcher, dcposcd
deputy warden, and Lawrence Riehl.
John S. Madden, captain of the
prison guard and later acting dep
uty warden when Sartain and Fletch
cr were deposed, testified that 23O
convicts had outside cards or pass
cS permitting them to go in and out
of the peniteniary almost at will.
Willie Harr, who paid $l0,500 for
especial privileges and his faith
cr, Fred Haar, Sr., had all the com.
forts of good hotel Accommodations,
Madden testified.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
TROOP Is
SECOND IN GREAT
VALLEY CONTEST

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that lssHu-. Of l.rI.aa#. f.. fIH.
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troop.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

fanr'- invested capitol Which the
profits represent. All employees
with NOR" thui oac years. ,eIy ice
asr eligible.
The profit aasirq r'ao vas in
anrdrrt.l =" The Union OH com
raty m 1916 Wtcu 1900 employees
sa...r,d S51p.6oo. Since that year
~. omusHr tas Fl .ributed among
.f- employees approximately 5000
o91 90 i's caEa9s, til" total mum
t'. ul u.ht sharing checks issued
.ur.-g tA. eight years being "2.G9J.
10 ld's th ~faft of profits plan,
Union od company employees are
rl......N hv rusilcaf fund, pro
H.'l.- irU..l8.. Ir.us, disability
saI death baeefita. aud aH ea-
r.". a...tt .uI, which take
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

WICrr no VWUI| N" NNrU- no
report has been filed
Troop 80. is 70 Caleeieo troop.
under the scou, leadership o.: "
II. Punccll~. Troop Nu ). which
ranks second. i, the local l,ota.
rian troop, with Dr Norman f..
DdpGni as scoutmastcr. Du Du.
pom declared that the next report
would sho~ his boys n the head
Of the list rs all the members are
working earnestly to attain this dis
tiuction.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
[. A. County In
Lead in Number
Motor Vehicles
ny United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 13.-Thc
motor vehicle registration for 1924
totallcd l,&50.759, it was announced
today ia an official statement given
oni by TIA" division Of motor We
hic!ce. The figure, which includes
motor vehicles and trailcrs, is an
morcag" Of 20,5 per cent over the
prcviocS year.
Los Angeles county led the state
in the u,aubcr Of vehicles register,
ed The statement shows. There
We're I,G2f vehicles registered in
tn:t county, Of which 465,950 were
passenger cars.
san Francisco registrations show.
ed tot:t Of lo5,03S, an increase
Of nearly Il per cent over 1917.
Registration for the year. accord
iEG to classification, follows:
r.sscGSer cars l.l2J.@Sl, solid
tired trucks 1889, pneumatic
Tired trucks 152,054. motorcycles
I2,&@5, trailcrs 1900. All types
Of vehicles showed an increase cx-
c"pt motorcycles These dropped
more than 1000 during tie year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
FLYING TWINS Do
SOLANlE NEW RECORDS

BUFFALO. y. y, Feb. l2.- -Four
world S records were smashed here
last night by paavo Nurmi and
Willio Fitola, Finland s flying
twins.
%urpi Lct5,rcl Li1 own marks
Cor 2000 yards, COCO meters and
one and ore fourth miles. Willie
Rto!a knocked I 10 seconds off
Nwmi 5 t~o mile mari; and ran the
distance raster tnau it las ever
been done outside.
care of sickness of any kind and
also Includes Il $1,000 insurance
clause.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Nearly Million
Will BE Given
10 Oil Employees

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Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Portland Cement
Mil For Merced
ny United Press Leased wire

FRESNO, Calf, Feb. l3.-In.
corporation at 81 100000 Of a com.
pany TO manufacture Portland ce-
ment and the completion Of plans
for the construction Of a mill at
MERGED, was announced today by
the Yosemite Portland Cement corp.
oration.
Plans for financing The project
ere complete and work Of actual
construction is expected to begin
shortly.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

PORTLAND, Feb. 13.-Frcomont
Everett, Portland lumber man, to-
day denied h" had ever written
'iove letters to Mrs. May Otis
Wieland, now of Los Angeles.
He admitted knowing the woman,
whose strong box, Los Angeles po-
lice said, contained love letters and
securities amounting to $4,000.
Everett, connected with the
Sheridan Lumber company here.
said he knew Mrs. Wielaud through
business deals with her. He said he
purchased some property Of her scv-
craI years ago but had not seen her
since and did not know her present
whereabouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Veterans Spanish
War Install New
Set Of Officers

Tic supper ard aaaual installa.
tion o. Officers Of the Spanish Mar
NJtcrm> WIS hchl last night by
aamle., OF The organization at the
social LJlI Of the Methodist church.
Judge franhlu J. cole acted rs
ira sa'iiuG officer AMI the following
cfttrc., were Installed for Inc ct-
suing yrar. Commander, Mike Lie
bort; >o,.or Vice commander, John
=. Schultz, ot Ha>tmorlaad; maior
vi.a conm1aase. J. G. Miltcr; I'd
= aat, |D'ge eGte: qr.tornaeter,
-. -. Hi.,u; officer of the day,
ot., Hn.iHocr uf Hrawlcy; officer
IF f.r .uH'H, \. G. Farrar; hi,t0r-
i#n, Walter carey and patriotic in
st.H '-r, bose r. IIichcoy.
The retiring comrnandcr, IS. 2.
Ge,a' Of Np~tHerl4ud, was made
trustee. TLc nest meeting of The
organize. wH'ch convcnc+ month
y will hc held ii ErawIcy, Wcifcs-
aay, March iS.l
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Find Love Letters
Buried Years Ago
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. 13.-Ardont
love letters, buried six years ago
in Topamgu canyon, and said 10 re
veal an amaziug romance between
millionaire Portland lumber man
and Los Angeles woman. were in
vcstigated by authorities here today.
The love missivcs, together with
securities totalling 100000, were
uncovered by workmcn Yesterday in
the middle of Topango canyon.
They We're addressed to Mrs.
May OtisWicland, author Of pam
Fhlcts forccasting the end of the
world, and according to invcstiga-
tors, disclosed Il passionate amour
between the woman and the writer,
Il married man in Portland, Oregon.
Most of the letters profcsscd to
She seAder's "undying love- for
the "othcr woman and his will.
ingness to divorce his wife and
marry Mrs. Wieland.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Western Luck
Coming TO The
Palace Theater

Daring riIiu! and co%toy.i 'p'
Cf the most sensational otJer ar.
among the lH3nF features a. inter
ost in We,tcrA Lucl 81 H,# VIII