New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1923, e E281 | ! Pat people owe a debt of gratitude to —— ‘a(nlll\, lll “I';]“l[““n)h‘ ;l\‘t‘lllluu S the author of the now famou ’lnlrl:utnl: | Py . . ‘rank Mastroianni to Pau Aro, udebte Famous Explorer to Address Au- Activity in Real Estate Field Alo ucier wrevt R Bodwell Realty Co, to David Ahl. |poeaity tomedy te tgblet = form. =Marmols |gren, Wolcott street, {drug stores the world ever at the reavens dience in First Lutheran Church | Increases Noticeably ! Freoduian And B, Kramer to [l prite e, umwonb- ¥ Midlizzi, Glen street, { ik p—py | Morris Cohn to Peter O'Donnell, | Ave. Dr. Sven Hedin, internationally | The spring activities in building and |Stanley street, e famous explorer, will spealk in the reqity are rap#liy increasing, the| Stephen Canava to Mary Canova, '™ First Lutheran church in this city to-, b0 of applications for permits to | MAgnOla street, e night, at 8 o'clock, Eiiia o Pyt b P Hyman Horwitz to David Christian, Dr. Sven Hedin, of Sweden, world |Pulld or repair and the number of o0 Regal, WOMAN Now ENTERS GASE renowned explorer, who has penetrat- |Warranty deeds filed last weck at ¢ity | Julia and Joseph Puchiskas to Bo- ed hitherto unknown parts of Tibet|hall prove, Ueslaw Vaznis, Chapman street, Harry C, Hoffman to Dora Hoff- | Swectheart of Man Involved in Keen- Adipther aroan of Central Asln, and| yollowing are the reports pswued | KoK, who i8 now touring America, was born | i e A man, Arch street, in Stockholm, Sweden, FFebruary 19, ””": ”"l ”r('\',‘ ,"r '\'“; ) ”"“‘Il';”‘ ]';'.‘ Alexander Barnett to Harry %im.| @an Case is Latest Person ; 1866, While in America on his pres.|Spector 1. exier and from the of- imerman, Stanley street, | fice of City A. L. Thompson: | Hary T, Bodwell to Adam Better.| @uizzed by Police. i ent tour Dr. Hedin is speaking at leading universities on the scientific Building I its, . Mynola street, Now Forki s Al 8 ek wramani il and Susan Mooshy 0| ;e pewest central figure in police phases of his discoveries and 18 2180 | Epristian Brandt, Austin street, re- : 2 giving popular lectures in the lar roof dwelling. Cost $300, e “_‘ arlson, Garden stroet, | pursuit to clues of a solution of the cities, the proceeds of which will be| “ye G, Holcombe, frame garage on | % "‘ o Gwiazda to Emilie Wojtusik, | mystery of the murder of Dorothy used toward financing another scien-|corhin avenue, $100. “f’__’m"c"“’”'“,i' orezek o Joseph|KCENan Who was chioroformed to acy rcorezek 0 r 19 A | | death a score of days ago. tific expedition, . H. Samlow, reshingle dwelling Because of his achievements, Dr Maple streot, cost $300, {Abramezyk, Blake road. It was learned today the police had )!@uwv has been lionored by the late Harry Battistonio, four stores and | s = | for some time been trailing the sweet- ]\ujg Oscar 11 of Sweden and by !.h'nmn tenements, Fast and - Florence | | heart of a:man who for several days Modish indeed: present lelr‘r.‘ King V. The |streets, cost 000, : | < T B b > | has been under suspicion chiefly be- geological societies of ‘ngland and G eterson, two family dwelling J i e h i | cause he has been unable to account ik A A a x 4 cost § | | tor his actions for the hours between Spring frocks of Poiret Twill with print blouse and natty separate jacket; colors, navy I"rance have taken note of his con-|on Roberts street, | B Lo r to the sum total of scien-| Domonic gni, ge on Stan- i iy N g g ) | . . i 3 3 618 s v warded i 165 Nereat, ; [ f g gw | midneht preceding the murder and | B and tan; other dresses in crepe de chine, canton and printed crepes; 25 00 r large gold medals. Other scien-| Alfre The woman, they sald was being all favored shades. Sizes 14 to 18 S AR () ' tific societies in Sweden ng! , | street, ¢ : K | trailed in the hope that she might| ) Germany, Russia and Jay > als Wa Voight, garage on Beld- 1 ¢ | attempt to dispose of some of the — Fifth Floor — recognized the extraording o ¢len street, § ; | |ijewels or other articles that were his discoveries and have honored him| J. G. Lookis, refloor Park street| K 2 | stolen from the model's West 57th with their highest awards. In all Dr, |dwelling, cost $260. 5 s i | street apartment. She already has reroof dwelling on | ) been interviewed by the police having Hedin has received 1d medals, | James Bush, ; i ! Among the American scientific so- | Lincoln strect, cost §340. 3 \ provided the suspected man with an cieties that have upon Dr,| Char! er, coop on | alibi for the hours before and after ’ J ¢ A A > the murder with the exception of the Hedin their highest honors the |4 c { 5 fimori‘m ographical soci T ‘i""‘l“:(‘y"l by brea.kmg upthc | elght that still remain unexplained. ew York 1 the Geographical so- | St SETEAVERD S | 3OV e i The suspect is believed to have | AR i § a Cielt)y °1r1 Philadelphia, rd Emith, gatage on Jilbert congestion—Try it! nown tha slaln’model intimately the | Dimity Blouses “as fresh as a daisy” with Peter Pan collar and cuffs edged with filet r. Hedin has often been in danger S L0 o bil 4 authorities said. They are now work- and Irish lace: button black o of losing his life duri his explora- BacoiERarakn Son jyalace M%Ikflbwz ing on the theory that blackmail led g 5 bw .l‘ f!‘Ol’lt.. Gt 5 ¢ tions among the uncivilized moun- |stree goi” ittt e — houmatism, brulses,straing, chest to the girl's murdeér and that the robe Many other styles including Poplin Riding Shirts; sizes 8 to 18. tainous tribes of the interior of Asia. A 0D} RATARE. O “ounss bery was an aftermath. Hl A number of times some of his guides | Stre 44 it o = and servants died of ravages of | ! 4 repairs at Palace | S . to . disease or were Killed; his pack ani-|theater, cost L v i mals were lost and uently he w id lLarson for R. C. Germond, e i held a captive. ‘,,n m:,',.", l:‘}.r h,‘,vm alterations to house on Hart street, | Fifth Floor of danger with cou and resource- L ) Gard fulness and is now planning to go| . O'Dell, Lake ‘boulevard,; back for more information for the |reroof dwelling, cost N o 3 Mrs. Richard Collins, garage at 116" ' anists and zoologis! 1 ¢ his [Maple street, cost $1,000. | past experience, he i to| Anna Wilhelm, garage on Green- | I plan more thoroughly for the hazards | Wood street, cost $350. i of his next ex e be| Charles Wolff, Kensington avenue, ] 5,000, | the fourth and | t. He will also|dwelling, cost § isin e L] . : : g I, C. Kelly, garage on Long street, | Coats for Girls and Juniors in Tweed, Polaire, Camels’ Hair, Overplaids and Covert be equipped with better instruments el Cloth Raol ¢ s i The scope |cost $150. I Ly oth. Raglan and set-in sleeves, convertible collar, swagger k ride variety Joseph Malozka, private garage o ~ K _Sleeves, s gger pockets. A wide vari Sl B AR 2 This is the P]antlng Season for handsome luxurious coats in sizes 6 to 16. o oy of Spring street, r b i Joe Wasinki, dwelling on Clinton | ) B o et v 0y | TOMATOES AND CABBAGE $15.00 . $29.75 Much of Dr. Hedin's desire to con- | Wiktorye K zlowski et al, to Helen Tibute to the welfare of men is trace. |and Elias Panish, Bronson and Dewey — Fifth Floor — able to his contacts with Dr, Alfred |sireets. Nobel, the famous philanthropist and ‘_“—__ 99 [ donor of the Nobel prizes. When Dr. S mte acklitte bros. Inc e ' Nobel who was then living in Baku, e B cmatnten e | DAYS ARE HERE ° o OYSTERS . Here’s a One Family House on Hawki it o 5 e o e S| QPRING s the tme of enewed e § 11 ol o Phone 1075 CLAMS | sktadss & AVES ek bbbt i i and vigor in Mother Earth, o N i i et i o e |5 Should Be ith vou. Wit you 1 g o CRAB MEAT Street. 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