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New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Fifty-FOur New Members
 Of Bar Are Sworn In

New Haven, July IS Pl-At a spe- cial session Of the superior court here today, 54 men and women were sworn in as members of the bar by Judge Arthur F. Els, He told them that there was no con- gestion in the courts Of this state and that the lawyers were largely responsible for whatever delay there was in the trial Of cases.
 You should make q cathedral of your lives with character as the cor her stone, and hard, gruelling honest work as the superstructure," he said. Be honest with the client, the judge, and above all with yourselves. Do the small things well and you will soon find yourself in the posi- ton 10 do bigger things we'll"
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
'en Thousand Workers
 Afected by Lockout

New York. July 1S LP}-Ten thous- md employees were thrown out of
 obs in greater New York. Long Is and, northern New Jersey and parts Df New York state today when the Master Cleaners and Dyers associa- jon closed more than 100 plants. The reason for the lockout, accord hg to statement from the asso- |iation was that the employes would bot accept a 20 per cent cut in Eages.
 President Jesse Newman said the |ction was the only means the
 leaners and dyers could take to |rotect their business. He pointed ut that the competition of smaller |oncerns, not belonging 10 the or the high price Of dyes md benzine had caused the plants P operate at q loss.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
.NAJEWSKI CASE CONTINUED FRIDAY
Inability to Pay Judgment
 Causes Jail Sentence

The case Of Walter Majkevski of this city in the court of common pleas this morning was continued until Friday on request of tho state.
 Raising the statutory question that the review of the evidence which he gave in taking the poor debtors oath should have been heard by a county commissioner and justice of the peace instead of only justice of the peace. he applied to the court for d hearing and it was granted and scheduled for this morning.
 Maikewsd was the victim of q superior court judgment of $3.o5O when he was involved in a man. slaughter case. He was unable to pay the fine and was sent to jail. After being there a while he took the poor debtors oath before Jus uce of the Peace Harry Roche Of ullS city and was technically dis charged by the justice. The plaintiff who recovered the judgment - the estate of Alexander Kasharzewski Of this city - appealed for a re- view of the case 10 Judge Nathan Schatz, sitting as justice of the peace.
 Judge Schatz found that Mai kewski had S60 which the latter overlooked. and as the poor debtors oath requires the declaration that the debtor had not ST to his name. he was returned to jail.
 Now comes Majkewsd saving that the appeal should have been heard by a county commissioner and justice Of the peace. instead Of just justice Of the peace.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Patrolman Sullivan
 Before Police Board

Patrolman James Sullivan will be given hearing by the board of police commissioners tonight for be- (ng absent from his beat several weeks ago. He was to have been heard last month, but could not att lend because of illness.
 Traffic signal salesmen arc ex- |pected to attend the meeting to ! urge the installation of additional lights on Main street,
 Chief Hart will report the resig- nations of Supernum crary Officer Atwood Palmer and Edward Peter bon. Some of the other supernum- Iararies whose resignations were re-
 uested are said 10 be desirous of fontinuing in the department and nay be permitted to remain if they gree to respond when called upon.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Woman Candidate to
 Seek Recount of Vote

Mexico City, July 13 CP'-Senora Elvira Carillo-Puerto denies the ac- curacy of announcements that she was defeated for congress and will contest the result before an elector- al college in Mexico City. She still hopes to have herself seated as the first woman member of the Mexican congress,
 Dispatches from San Luis rotosi Saturday declared that she vas de- faated but she has filed with com mittee of the chamber Of deputies credentials for the municipal presi- dent from the town Of Cerritos, in hte state of San Luis Potosi, certify ing tha tshe was eelcted. The cleo. toral college will review the case.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Belgian Franc Drops,
 Country Alarmed

Brussels. Belgium, July 13 P}- The government is alarmed by the sudden and inexpllcable drop of the Belgian franc 25 points to 2.07 1-2 cents, or about 4S to the dollar.
 Drastic measures to defend the franc have been decided upon. the principal one being that parliament will be asked to vote King Albert full power temporarily to regulate all questions concerning the issu- ance of paper money. loans and the management of the sinking fund.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
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Mrs. Julicnne Tonshltz Golitz

Mrs. Julienne Tonshitz Golitz, IS years old, died at her home. I04 Chapman street last night at lQ o'clock after an illness Of nine months. She had been q resident of this city for the past 20 years.
 She was born in Austria. Jan. 2. 1878 and with her husband. Aloisc. and three children. emigrated 10 this country in 1906. Surviving her be- sides her husband are three sons. Aloise Jrp or Austria, Frank and Charles of this city. and two daugh- tors, Gisolla of Austria and Julienne of this city.
 Funeral services will he held to- morrow morning at St Peters church at 9 o'clock. Intcrmcnt will be in St. Marys cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Three Inventories Are
 Accepted in Probate

Three inventories were approved today in probate court by Judge Bernard r. Gaffney, estates being listed as follows: Stephen Canova, $41.143.61; Andrew Guenther, $1O,- 900; Ida Carlson, $2.977.15.
 The Canova properties were made up of realty holdings and bank de- poSits. Real estate interests are listed in the other inventories.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
"STIRRY, TO BE SHOWN

"Stubby," the canine mascot of the A. E. F. killed in an automobile accident and mounted by the chief taxidermist of the Smithsonian h. will be on exhibition al the clubhouse of Eddy-Glover post. Legion. soon. J. Robert Conroy who brought the dog 10 France. was q visitor in New Britain last night and he has promised 10 have the stuffed animal brought here.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 express our most heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and friends for their sympathy and assistance during the illness and at the death of our beloved son. Thomas. We are particularly grate- ful to the donors of flower and de- sire 10 thank them for their thouGhtfulness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael T. Haugh.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks to the many friends for the beautiful floral tributes and expressions of sympathy at the time of th5 death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Nal vina Roy. Especially do we thank the Saint Ann society, of which the deceased was a member.
 Mir. and Mrs. Senepha Lafamme,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Mrs. Frances MIcbapIS.

Funeral services for Mrs, Frances Michaels wife of Peter Michaels of the Berlin turnpike were held at the home of her son. Edward Michaels of Berlin this morning and at Sacred Heart church in New Britain at o'clock. Interment was in Sacred Heart cemetery. New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Gotham Again Off
 On Distance Flight

Basra. Irak, July IS UPl - Alan Gotham. whose airplane flight from London 10 Australia was interrupt- ed through the death of his me- chanic, A. B. Elliott from an Arabs bullet, resumed his journey this morning with q new mechanic, Sergeant Ward of the Royal Air force. They left here for Buseira.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

Transplanting eyes and grating new legs and spinal cords is every day work for Dr. II. L. Wieman. University of Cincinnati zooIogist. He experiments with salamanders, keeping about 50 of them in glass bowls. Recently he cut off a salamander's leg and caused an eye to grow there. It's a good eye. too.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
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New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
John NJ. IAMtOn

Funeral services for John NJ. l.awton of Middletown. formerly Of this city. were held this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Johns church in that city. Interment was in St Johns cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Louis FreChette

Funeral services for Louis Frech- cite who was killed when struck by d truck on the Berlin turnpike near Newington were held in his former home in Lowell, Mass. this morning, Interment was in Lowell.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
SIICIDI OF ACTRESS

Rio Janeiro. July Is Up) - Nina Sanzi, Brazilian actress who was popular years ago, has committed suicide by throwing herself over a cliff onto rocks at the seaside.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

The Cast Iron Pipe Trade in the Birmingham district is reported to be very active with indications of a high rate of operations at all shops the rest of the year Some mills are said 10 be from 30 10 90 days behind in shipments. Quotations for six inch pipe and larger are given at $40 a ton,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

Two Austrian scientists have pro duced a glass that bounces, may be bent like a cane. and carried around In liquid form like water. f
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

Rumors of the absorption Of Ohio Fuel corporation by the Co., lumbia Gas and Electric Go. of West Virginia have been revived in the financial district by activity in these shares on the curb market. Public utility circles hear if the deal goes through the exchange basis will be one share of Columbia Gas for two of Ohio Fuel
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
WaN Street Briefs

Heavy melting steel scrap has beer advanced 25 cents a ton in the Chicago district, quotation now ranging from S14.75 to $15.25 a ton.
 Stocks of refined copper in the hands of North and South American producers on july 1 amounted to 66,096 short tons. reduction of S,27S tons compared with the month be- fore. the American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports. Foreign and dom- estic shipments in June were 120,016 tons against 11I173 in May and 11S,S6i in April
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

New Exchanges, 1,12S,000,- nc0; balances, 1OS.O00.OnO.
 Boston -- Exchanges 75.o00, ,o0O; balances, 3o.00o.ooO
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
Gen. Gadia Dropped
 From Official Staff

Prague. July lS tP) - General Gajda. chief Of the Czechoslovak staff. has been dismissed from his post because Of indefinite charges based upon his fascist tendencies and his opposition to reduction of the military forces.
 There was no official explanation Of the dismissal and rumors Of every kind are prevalent in Prague.
 STORk IS ON WAY
 Rome, July 13 tPl-Princess Ma falda, second daughter of King Vic tor Emmanuel and wife of Prince Philip of Hesse, expects to become a mother some time this month. ac- cording to tho Rome Press. The princess, whose wedding last Sep tember was one Of the most i'm. portant Of Italian social events, soon will go 10 the royal castle at Rac- conigi, accompanied by her parents. Her mother will remain with her.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

The Chesapeake and Ohio rail- way has called for reduction on Oc- tober 1. it's five per cent convertible 80 year bonds due April 1, 1946. principal with five per cent premium and accrued interest 10 October being payable through J. P. Morgan and Co. The conversion privilege expires September i.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13

Gross sales of Robert Refs and Go. for the first half Of 1926 were $4.t73,3o9 against s4,396,4S5 a year ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-13
TREASURY STATEMENT

Treasury balance ..... $225. .oS5. .9&7
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z CIVIC BODIES.
ELECT soon

George n. Richardson. president
OF the CoIored Federation Of Civic
organizations. and one Of the two
coIored members Of citizens council
announced today the twenty-five
colored civic associations will have
their annual election Of officers
during the present month, and
designate meeting places.
DR. Richardson listed the follow.
ing Civic associations as belonging
to the federation this year: Barry
Farm Citizens Association, North
east Boundry Citizens Association,
Southeast Citizens Association,
Northeast Improvement Association.
Pleasant Plains Civic Associat ion,
Howard Park Citizens Association,
Reno Citizens Association. Milbrook
Citizens Association. Potomac CT
liens Association, Young Mess
Southwest Citizens Association, Ben
ming Glen dale-O Oakland Citizens As
ISOLATION, Georgetown Civic Associa.
ton, AnacOstia Citizens Association,
Deanwood Citizens Association, Ivy
Citizens Association. Garfiels Cit
liens Association, Bradbury Heights
Citizens Association and the Cen-
trial Washington Citizens Associa-
ton.
The CoIored Federation of Civic
Associations will meet every fourth
Friday at the District Building.
Bitter opposition to the ban on
all night parking Is voiced by the
organizations. Most Of them would
offer resolutions condeming the
plan, DIR. Richardson said.
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PREPARATIONS AGENT
PREPARES FOR RETURN

! s. Gilbert Parker. agent general
for German separations payments,
who has been discussing with Gov
ernn1ent officials and private Amer.
lean bankers possible extension Of
credit to Germany will sail tor
Germany On January is, It was dc.
cIared here today.
Treasury officials declined to dis.
cuss Parker's financial plan for
Germany which was said to include
the floating OF German railroad
bonds.
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GUARD meeting
. DATA READY

Mai. Gen. Greed C. Hammond,
chief of the Militia Bureau of the
war Department, win attend Inc
annual convention OF the National
Guard Association in st. Augustine,
Fla. January IA, 10, and 10.
Coils. L. C. Scherer, chief OF the
personnel section: e. j. Williams,
executive officer; Fred B. Shaw,
chief of the training section, and
Lieut.. Coils John p. McAdams, CHIEF
of the supply section; NOBLE j..
Wiley, chief of the organization
section, and William J, Kelley. or
the regulations section, are ex.
pected to accompany General Ham
mond.
There is much speculation in
Washington over the election or the
new president of the association.
Several names of prominent Ma
fional Guard leaders have bstn men.
toned. among them Brig. Gems.
Franklin w. Ward commanding the
Fifty-thifd Infantry Brigade, Al
bany, N. Y; Charles I. Mariir,. CONF
manding the Sixty-ninth infantry
Brigade. Thirty-fifth Division, To.
peka, Kan; L. A. Toombs, adjutant
general Of the State of Louisiana
and commanding the Sixty-second
Infantry Brigade Of the Thirty. first
Division and Maj. Gems. john A.
Hulen, commanding the ThiTty-sixth
Division, and Benson w. Hough,
commanding the. Thirty seventh In
fantry Division. Maj. Gen. Milton
A. Reckord. commanding tie Mary.
land National Guard, is the present
president of the association.
The annual meeting of the Adju.
tant Generals Association will be
held on January -.