New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 12

12 WOMAN IN FALLING PLANE | IS READY 10 TRY AGAIN! After Being Thrown Into Iey Waters | At Atlantic City She Proparcs | For Flight Again | Atlantic City, N, J,, March 20.—A, | Livingstone All alr veteran of the | World War, now employed as a pilot for a local aviation station, and a woman companion, who refused to re- veal her identity, narrowly escaped | death when the airplane In which | they were seated fell into the ley “I“‘i ters of Inlet Channel.s They were thrown clear of the plane as it struck | the water, The woman succeeded in | regaining her composure and obeyed | Allen's instruction by seizing the edge | of the plane and holding on until they were rescued by voast guards, Both had suffered from exposure but were able to return to thelr hotel after re- ceiving medical attention, | According to Allen they had just NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1923, New Skipper PARIS PAUSES T0 HONOR BERNHARDT Former Actress Rests in Casl(et1 She Hersell Purchased | | Parls, Mareh 20, — (By Associated | Press)~The body of S8arah “rrnl\nl’dw was laid to rest in her tomb in the cemetery of Pero la Chaise this aft- | ornoon at 4 o'clock after a simple| funeral serv in the church of St | Irancois de Sales and a solemn pro-| cession through the streets thronged | with great crowds of mourners, | Crowds that gathered at the church f St. Francols de Sales for the noon- day services and at the cemetery Pere Lachaiso mourned sincerely for her whom they loved so well and they| hrought in profusion the tribute of| flowers she requested. left the Inlet aviation field and had | pernhardt's body rested in the | risen a hundred feet when a sudden | ogawo0d casket which she ordered | gust of wind caught the plane and |mago 30 years ago, On the breast of | overturned it. The aviator sald that|her ywhite gatin dress was pinned the thll"nli;‘f’m-rr-nu had “completely 00l- | orogq of the Legion of Honor, while ed him. ab 3 k was The woman sald that she wished to r"',':"’"',"]l‘;; “‘;:““:(‘:':p; B B g take another airplane trip tomorrow |y .jea | and was afrald that her parents \\nn:d Tha ceteimony. st Ane NGRS aE] object if they learned she had been in simple for Bernhardt had expressed the accident. |a wish that there be no eulogies. The -"_‘_——‘ vault that received her body was also | | unostentatious. On it was one word: City Items ey | —_— | The streets leading to the church Open alleys at the Casino tonight, |0of Saint Francois de Sales were| —advt. |thronged. The Rue Ampere, where The very latest in Women's Pumps the church is located, was barred ex- | just received from New York at|cept to card holders. The street had Besse-Leland's. been a veritable flower garden all the Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner,— |morning as the offerings from the advt, Bernhardt theater, the opera, the Op- Vietrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans |era Comique, the Comedie Francaise —advt. and from individuals of every section Radio sets and supplies at Morang |of the world of art had been placed —advt. inear the church. Gulbransen Player Pianos, Morans’,| The exterior of the little church —advt. was sombre with black drapery, but Your hatters are open every evening |With a fringe of white and with the this week. Conn. Hat Co, Arcade, |initials of the actress “S. B.” prom- —advt. inently displayed. The interior like- Dance, Sullivan’s Academy, Satur-|Wise was draped in black. day eve. Grotto Hall.—advt. The bier was placed at the head of Open alleys at the Casino tonight.|the nave elevated about 10 feet and| —~—advt. surrounded with several score of can- Victrolas dles, with a cross of lilies four feet —advt. high at the foot. Places near the bier The very latest in Women's Pumps | Were reserved for the artists of the just received from New York at|Bernhardt theater. Besse-Leland's. for Faster at Morans’ Appointment of Captain Herbert Hartley as master of the Leviathan, largest American ship, has been an- nounced by the Shipping Board. ANOTHER GOLD WAVE DUE HERE SATURDAY Tonight and Tomorrow Warmer Weather Predicted LABOR ASSAILS TROOPERS. | {lion and the March Jamb which have been playing hide and seek during the | month today seemed to have com- | pletely reversed the traditional order }Df things and in some sections at | least.the month gave every indication |of going out with a wintry roar. Weather bureau officlals, in making public record breaking temperatures in the east and middle west for so late in the season also announced that this March had “taken the palm” from all others. Some of the thermometer readings telegraphed in today, all of them marking new low points, were: ‘Washington, 18; Harrisburg, Pitts- burgh and Philadelphia, 14; Erie, 6; Albany 0; Buffalo, 6; Fort Wayne, Ind., 14; Greenville, Me,, 18 below, and White River, Ont., 30 below. | Weather bureau officials said the ghifts had been so rapid this month that they had been kept ‘“on their toe In many instances it had been necessary to predict cold and warm weather for the same 24 hours, due to lightning-like shifts. | This was illustrated in report of conditions now existing in the atmos- phere. A disturbance now central over | Minnesota is expected to move rapidly eastward, preceded by a marked rise in temperature in the east. After this disturbance has passed however, cold weather again will overspread the middle and north Atlantic states tomorrow night or Saturday. Another disturbance has moved | eastward from the Guif of St. Law- | rence to Newfoundland with increased It has been attended by in the northeastern Insure your car before you drive it, | with DeWitt A. Riley, National Bank | Bldg., Insurance service.—advt. Easter is near, your hat is here. Open evenings. Conn. Hat Co., Arcade. | “ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! “Intimidation, Brutality and Violence at Buffalo Charged. Albany, March 29.—"Intimidation, brutality, violence and overriding of the constitutional rights of citizens,” were practiced by state troopers on strike duty in Corinth and Buffalo, a report of the investigation commit- tee of the state federation of labor, made public yesterday, declares. The committee found the state po- lice system as a whole “vicious and pernicious,” although there is no criticism of the rural patrolling. The report proposes amendments to present laws to curb activities of troopers in industrial disputes. amendments were introduced in the legisiature by Senator Lacey of Buf- falo and Assemblyman Rourke of Rensselaer. lice were sent into Corinth and Buf- falo against the wishes of the local authorities. FEASTERN LEAGUERS MEET. Springfield, Mass, March 29.— Owners of teams in the Eastern league with the exception of James H. Clarkin, owner of the Hartford club, who is in Florida, met here today for a discussion of numerous questions preliminary to the opening bf playing season April 25. Financial questions were understood to have been uppermost. President Dan O'Neil presided. there will be another meeting before the season begins. 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Tel. 2109 The COACH Hudson %1525 Essex 1145 orney general of the name of the man ho asserts attempted to intimidate him by exposing what the major says was “casual and soclal" acquaintance with Miss Keenan, Mr. Pecora indi- cates he has not sufficlent evidence for an arrest, This individual has already been mentioned in the case as one of its minor figures and was very close to the dead girl, said Mr, Pecora, but {that was as far as he would identity the man, DENBY GIVEN RECEPTION. Pooplo of Kingston, Jamaica, Warmly Welcome American Visitors, Aboard U, §. 8, Henderson, King- ston, Jamalca, March 28 (By wire- less to the Associated Press).—Secre- tary Denby and his accompanying party of members of the senate and house were glven a reception on their arrival here today aboard the trans- port Henderson They were first recelved by the governor at King's house. A dinner then was tendered the American vis- itors by the businessmen's association and later they attended a reception and ball at a hotel EDITORIAL Our patrons who select Easter gar- ments ANY DAY thls week Mave the comforting assurance—ASSURANCE that alterations will be completed on time—expertly accomplished and mnot “rushed"—so excellently organized s our alterations depaw.ment. THANKS! Please keep it up all this week., What? Why, morning shop- ping of course, It helps us both!— COATS, PACKERS' RGER A FACT Armour and Company Formally Ab- sorbs Morris and Company Firm Chicago, March 20.—~Absorption of Morris and Co, by Armour and Co. today was an accomplished fact. Ap- proximately one hundred interested persons last night signed the docu- ments of trassfer and Armour and Co, issued a statement which marked the reduction of the “big five" pack- ers to four, Ofticlally Morrls and Co. was pur- chased by the North American Pro- vislon Co. a subsidiary of Armour and Co. of Delaware, a recently formed subsidlary of Armour and Co. of Ill- inois, for approximately $27,460,000, payments to be made in cash and stock. —————————m THE HERALD The A-B-C Paper with the A-B-C Want Ads Don't Suffer With Piles 1t you are suffering with tohing, rotruding . piles oF “‘;;gr“olglr, :nd have never tried d Pile Suppositories, you are Hr&'g:puon. 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See the handsome new plaid backs, overplaids, velours and camelaire— new tan shades, greys and mixtures. $15, $19, $25 to $45 EASTER HOSIERY SALE NOW ON The Largest Silk Hosiery Department in the City WOMEN’S SILK HOSE VAN RAALTE SILK STOCKINGS IN ALL COLORS $1.95 to $5.95 Sheer Chiffon, Ingrain, Glove and Thread Silk GORDON SILK STOCKINGS IN ALL COLORS Pure 'l’u-ead 95¢ to $2.95 Silk and Silk and Fibre Stockings ONYX POINTEX SILK STOCKINGS Sheer Chiffon, Heavy Ingrain and Pure Thread Silk Stockings $1.95 to $2.75 JAY’S GUARANTEED PURE THREAD SILK STOCKINGS In All Colors—Special $2.00 With Our Guarantee With Each and Every Pair Sold To Give Absolute Satisfaction SPECIAI, TOMORROW WOMEN’S SHEER SILK STOCKINGS FULL-FASHIONED $1.00 Regular Value $1.95 This Week Only—Women’s Beautiful Voile, Dimity and Novelty Waists and Overblouses ) All new spring merchandise including hand made and paisley ouses $1.95 Regular Price $2.95 JAY’S 238 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN