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New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
WALL STREET NEWS

The sharp break in prices toward the close ot yesterdays market re. suited in a large overnight accumu. latlon Of selling orders, the eXecu. ton of which today gave opening prices u heavy tone. New York can ners dropped l%4 and International Telephone and Foundation Co.,, a point each, Bethlehem sugged to q new low lcrol for tho year in reflec- ton ot new financing and L, s. Steel common saggod to q new low al l2t&. Pan American E opened ] la points higher,
 Retention of tho 5 per cent re- nowaI rute for call loans and higher figures for time accommodation caused selling furries here and there but considerable number of stocks reflected staunch support. Some Of tho recently weak shares roboundcd strongly but their inHu- onco Of sentiment was countoracted by the development of new weak spots, New York Gamers, Cush. man and United Fruit declined 5 points, Coca Cola 3 5-S and s. S. krcsgo 8 IA. American Woolen preferred moved up and tho com mon stock, Montana Power and Remington Typewriter 2ig. Rail- roads embraced in the Van Swer- lngon merger were strong, Chos- Weaho jumping and Nickel Plate ! points.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Harvey F. Walrath

Representatives of three organiza- tons of which Harvey F. Walrath was a member acted as pail bearers at his funeral this afternoon. Serv- ices were held at the home, Hillcrest avenue at 2 o'clock and at Erwin chapel at 2:3o o'clock. Members of the New Britain Lodge of Ellls were present at the latter services. Rev. William H. Alderson, pastor of Trinity Methodist church, officiated
 Following ar the pail bearers and the organizations they represented: Leon Jackson and Sherwood Ray mond of Centennial Lodge. A. r. & A. M., John E. Downcs and Will liam Sadd of the New Britain Lodge of Elks and Cleon Bell and Henry Woods of Aziz Grotto, NJ, Q. V. r. F., R, Interment was in FalIView cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
ONLY ONE FEE
lIairdrcsscrs' official Is Given Rui- ing by Attorney General Hcals on PCrplcXlng Question.

Hartford, Fob. 24 CT--Attorncy General Prank F. Hcaly has given an opinion to Miss Mary B. Holmes, the secretary and treasurer of the Hairdrcsscrs and Cosmcticians com mission in reply to the question whether at tho time applicants for lirorso are given an examination n foc of five dollars should ho charged and another fec of the same amount whom the license is issued,
 In the opinion of the attorney general. the commission is entitled to charge only one fec, namely five dollars, at the time Of tho apDiica- ton for q license. Ii the applicant ua@acs the examination a license is- sued 2s a matter Of form. The at tornoy general adds: "Thc fee of five dollars should accompany the ar9li- cation for a license. and in case the auplbant does not apoar 10 take thr rzamnation then the license fec is forfeited to the state"
 Sixty applicants for licenses took tho examination in tho hall Of the house m the capitol today.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Concert to Benefit the
 ITnderpriYileged Child

The concert 10 be given March l2 by the Yalc Glce and Banjo club under the auspices Of the Kiwanis clubs ~will be for the benefit of the "underprivlleged child" fund, &C., cnrding to m announcement made by President J. NJ. Ward at the meeting at the Burritt hotel today The Kiwanis club. like all other civic clubs, makes the interests of the under privileged child ono of its paramount activities and i! there are any profits from the con cert the Kiwanians will use thls money for that purpose. The con cert will be held in the Central Junior high school.
 The speaker today was Harlan r Knight, superintendent of schools in Somerville, Mass. He delivered an eloquent patriotic address stresslng the importance and value of Amcri' can ideals. He pointed out incidents in the lives of Washington, Lincoln, Longtcllow and Hawthorne as exam pies. He said the man who com mands the respect Of the world is the one who dcvotcs his life to that of service of his fellow mon.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
PASSAGE OF TAX
 BILL EXPECTED
Senate Probably Will Approve
 Measure by Night

Washington, Feb, s4 R,--The sen. u'' ~ today took up consideration o, the SSSIOO0,00O tax reduction hiIl Wllh hnal passage ot the moosure oelloNed certain before nigbtrou
 me bill' passed by the house by S'f to 2S vote, Is expected to gain tho approval of the senate where fl I!k''y will be called up on Thurs. day. Under that program inc moos. uFe VIII get to the White House be. iofe the end of the week for Presi. deht Coolidgo's signature.
 AS In the house debate yesterday the Inheritance tax is expected to he the center U. discussion in the sen. ate which twice voted by substan. ,lal margins to repeal the lew ionse confereos forced restoration to the bill Of this tax, but yielded to the senate provision for retroac. tive reduction in this tax.
 Cheered by his colleague, Repre. sentative Garner, of Texas, ranking democrat of the house conferees, in the senate yesterday assaiIed the &C., ton of tho senate In repeating the inheritance tax and said 1t was due to the wicked vicious and inde- fensible campaign of the American Bankers league" He said some state legislators who had appeared here in opposition to the tax had been bought" by the league and charges Of lobbying by other lcgs- lators were made by Representative Tillman, democrat, Arkansas.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
HARTFORD JUDGE
 FLATS POLICEMEN
Hits Small "Clique" Who Use
 BlaWn, Not Brains

New Haven, Feb. 2i R,--A warn. ing that the next omploye of the Hartford post office who is brought before him for theft from the malls will be sent to Atlanta pcnitcntiary Was issued by Judge Edwin S. Thom. as of the United States district court here yesterday in sentencing Frank B. Smith, former clerk in the Hart ford post office, to six months in the Hartford county jail for theft from tho mails. Smith was granted q stay of execution until Saturday.
 There have been too many men from the Hartford post office for crimes of this nature" said Judge Thomas. This thing has got to be stopped up there, And I'm going to issue fair warning now that the next one who comes from the Hartford post office for stealing from the mails goes to Atlanta, unless there are eXtenuating circumstances which rarely appear in cases of this char actcr,"
 Ihe judges remarks were made after q suggestion from Smiths counsel Edward L. Steele of Hart ford, that the execution of the sem tcnce of six months be suspended and Smith be put on probation Judge Steele pleaded that his client had already been punished enough by the discovery of the crime.
 Smith was charged with the em- hez2lement of s6 from a test letter prepared by post office inspectors and sent to Miss Myrtle Young of the Lyric theater, New York. on January %. 1926. After the letter was missed. he was questioned by the authorities and denied the theft. Further search revealed that he had secreted the letter in tho leg of his trousers.
 Smith was employed as a clerk at a salary of s2,S00 a year. He had been stealing letters over long period of time, said Assistant Dis trict Attorney George H. Cohen.
 Alfred Poltz, formerly postmaster of Cos Cob, was fined s351.06, the amount he is alleged to have taken from the postal funds. His wife has since been appointed postmaster in his place.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Murder Threat in Bimba
 Case Is Received Today

Waterbury. Conn. Feb. 24 Rl-A warrant charging murder will be is- sued, probably this afternoon, by Prosecuting Atotrney James A. Feasley for Louis Macolno of Of Scovillo street, confessed slayer of John Mcdonald. world war veteran, according to information this noon from the prosecuting attorneys of flee. The warrant will be issued as a result of the finding of Coroner John T, Monzani, who finds that the death of Mcdonald was caused by q criminal act of Macolno.
 Macolino is being held at police headquarters, where he was taken carly the morning of the 4th follow ing fight on ScovilIe street, during which Mcdonald was stabbed. Me- Donald died in St. Marys hospital q few hours after the fight. Macc- limo will probably be arraignod ill city court tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
BRINGS SUIT FOR S10,0OO
Lester F. Barnes Acts For Son Who
 Was Injured By Mcrwtn Kech-
 ner's Automobile.

Suit for s10,000 damages has been brought by Lester F. Barnes against Mcrwin Keehner as the re- suit Of an accident several months ago in which the plaintiffs son was run down and killed by all auto mobile operated by the defendant, The writ, which is returnablc in the superior court the first Tues day of March, was issued by W. r, Mangan. Service was made by Deputy Sheriff Matthew Papciak.
 Samson Baba, through Edward A. Mag, has brought suit for $500 damages against Harry Moore, Santo Aninno, and Salvatore Gomal- di, doing business in Middletown as the Middescx Construction Co. The action springs from bill for S4S3. The writ, which is returnahle the third Monday of March in the city court, was served by Constable Fred Wrinkle. who garnishoed money in the hands of John Wasik.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Arrested for Killing Dog
 And Stepping on Gas"

Charged with running over and killing a dog last week which be- longed to Miss Gladys Andrews, 1857 Stanley strct, then proceeding without stopping to ascertain whether the dog was injured, Will liam Anderson of Hartford was mo- tified by Detective Sergeant William P. McCue to appear in police court tomorrow. The warrant was issued this morning by the prosecuting at torney.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
the police today to investigate.
 Hebrew Ladles' Aid socieiy hnncf

the police today to investigate.
 Hebrew Ladies' Aid society dance tonight, Elks' hall-Adyt.
 Louis r. Huber has sold a lot on Belden street to Joseph Perotta, who intends to erect modern three family brick house on the property. The sale was made through Carlson x Carlson.
 Miss Anna Kennedy and Edward Kennedy arc visiting their sister, Mrs, J. Roth Of New Brunswick, N. J.
 Judge W, r Mangan was confined to his home today with a slight cold
 A son was born Monday at St Francis hospital, Hartford, 10 NJ and Mrs, Theodore llallstein of thn city. Mrs HallStcin was formcrh Miss Florence Cashcn oi New Brit ain,
 A son was born yesterday 10 Mir and Mrs George Blnn of New TIa, ven. Mrs, Blinn, before her mar ragc, was Miss Elizabeth Pagan ol this city.
 Rabbi Gcrshon Hadas is confno' to his homo with severe cold.
 Tho New Britain Chapter. Amer. l"an Institute of Banking, will ho' it's annual banquet in tho Burrit hotel this evening at ' o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
HELD FOR HARTFORD roL1Cl.

Arrested on suspicion. But Tram of Hartford is being hold hy local police until Hartford officials can identify him. IIo was taken into custody by Sprg,ant George E,liua,r this morning,
 Hartford police called nnalquar- tors this morning saying that Mar. tin Kasek of Hartford is wanted in that city for robbery. Il is n,Hrv,5 that he tolophonel HarlIori this morning from a Main strcot luuch- room at : o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-24
Titled Englishman to
 Speak at Banquet

A titled Englishman will speak at the annual banquet of the New Brit ain Chamber of Commerce, accord ing 10 an announcement made by Secretary Ralph Gould of tho local chamber today. Sir Henry Sidney ia touring this country and will be here under the auspices of the New England Chamber of Commerce. Ha will talk on "rho Entrance of the United States into tho World Court.'
 The speaker of the evening will be John Henry Bartlett, first assist ant postmaster general.
 Marcus White, principal Of the state normal school, will be toast- master.