New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1923, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1023, 1 MLW wind sala college quintet at the Wiret Luths at the time of the ae- [the hospit n In f ot guilty when arvalgned in poliee | John Matthews of 55 Hassett street . J. Evickson, president of Upmis " ks ago 1 Chicago Financiers Heporied o Have -~ ' M it Ol Aot » . 5 as) her LR, by 4 o 8 e o v, Holmes was proceeding sout} i P NflT Tfl BE FR[EI] faken Large Bk 10 Liquidate "['I‘Ml’b BRFAKS Ap 1 reckiess iriving v ent | gy |'(.4.,,.|.“_:,~,\. f’,,', Mr. Jakel cast |dueted an investigation ¢ ¥ uhu' »;‘:ue’ct:: 100:'.0..& — ‘ ‘ 4 P [10Imes was u AT 1N CONPt on Kilis steeet when the aceldent oe- [1€01 and upon its « tion he p on the possibllity of the ecollege re- )0 000 ¥ o4 untll | oupred, The latter was driving a [©1 Jakel under arre 18 for & moving to Naugetuek, Conn., whieh is — ' Lons Made, - \ "'“s resident of Piggly Wiggly Stores, - | Immediately following the aceident Lln‘.“‘”: \l.;:“,“- .'- ";:nu;.—r:::r rate i Swedish : Hgfls_o_l B | i e e School Head Painfully Hurt )i e P e elated “"",""Y‘ In recont sensationsl | Tiritain general hospital where his in- damaged s in the vieinity e .rn:m.u. o the .‘.rpfnmn.,nl.'w;. L‘ [suries were attended by Dr. 8. W, [af the aceldent went to the reseue of | IPresident to speak in Two Tanguages accompanist for many of the big y The asiated Press :;‘rl.nh.'n-:s. :. nl»..‘:r;u'm:.‘:l:nw’mlIi.-“au DI'IVCI‘ 0[ Omer car AN‘SS[ed Irving. Four other oceupants of the the people in the Holmes' car. The | Sh e Lt opera stars in New York, He aceom. M:‘n:n& n;;’ .”w w'fi"': ’.5:,"::' pa:u' u-I “llraxn‘ have !\:H. ‘,,,',":‘(; car, whieh was hurled over on its side | women and children were taken into =May Eaplain Possibility of Insth | panies many of them on thelr operas 0 the Bhantung hills by nese “ - . - - by the foree of the hlow when it was|a nearby house and physielans and . tie tours. - - hi v N tution Coming to Connecticut Nn:m “.h' hfl“!““"l"m 'lm‘" -r.‘ .rn" "§'r..v|'|:-”:|:'1|"r|‘: lmlrrhnnu were not Stanley M. Holmes, superintendent |9'riek and landed on the sidewalk of (the palice ambulance summoned i P Jonsson I8 4 prominent vielinist in word reache e " 0 } » 4 Ve oime ) enae ittty sat' a e o < ¥ *ork " ehwang .nl .drlunnl.s:-“;u.":r"nnpn of | published by Mr, Saunders ,who de. of tha New Tritain public sehools, ‘N '?”"" nd sehool, eseaped with| patrel Driver Michael Rrophy and : Conrad Forsherg 4. w:-l and Tteu. | New \<.n\ir"m-||‘u| fl?l’l‘l.r::; while the Chinese government and ,,,.m_‘rlum that the price obtained was suffered a fracture of the left arm {n |8'IEHE Injurics, Doorman Gustav Hellberg, upon ar. |ben Jmlnun" violinist, of the Upsala |not as widely known as bers of th .I b | “more than a million dellars.” an automaobile accident whieh eecur The school superintendent was dreiv. | riving at the scene, found Mr, Holmes (college, at Kenllworth, New Jersey, considered a violinist of wol h 0654 SURME Vel | “Proceeds from the Chicagn deal red last night shortly hefore 7 o'clock |ing a Buick sedan In a southerly di- | iving under & tree on the Northend |will be featured on the ram to he [technlgue and feeling and has a wide Ad lul'?fl“l l”:":‘ :“tl‘- tempt, | AN prospective additional sales are corner of Nassett and Eilis 'rection on Bassett street and in the lsehool lawn, He was then taken to!glven tomorrow evenir the Up- | reputation stachment o andits attempts. Ing to join the main hody at the Paotauku mountain stronghold was #aid to have been driven back after| ‘ T e A 7 M == k v ® sharp fight This ineident, it is i - [ ] feared, may add fuel to the lrmnd-r-l ing vindietiveness of the bandits, who | en m already are said in an unconfirmed | P réport to have hurled three Chinese Th C A" I ;’npurn over a preciplce as A warn- | 1Y efream OP Al 1ce Crcams Ing. The brigands repeatedly have threatensd to kill all prisoners if troops are not withdrawn, and the bandits, In accord with the terma| Arafted by thelr ehieftain, granted fmmunity and enrolled in the nation- al army, Captives Purther Away. Further advices from Tsaochwang| eonfirmed the report that the bandits| had moved their ecaptives farther| back into the mountain wilderness, and communication with the captives | h 3 was hecoming inereasingly diffieult, 1‘ ' I e [ ] U ') AR 1 ) Two trains of coal from a mine near Tsaochwang were selzed by the | bandits. The 500 troops who were v 1 : 4 oy A ] v g guarding the coal were sald to be un- ' / J I Ll . trustworthy and likely to go over to § { s ’ the brigands. | | 3 f / / The American consuls at lincheng and Taochwang have imposed a cen- sorship on all outgoing telegrams and e fins o, W ‘Ih HOAT et N _ Il over Connecticut the Bright Red New The bandits are reported to blame the Peking government for temporiz- | / \ i 4 K . . B TR Time e : lp\\\\\\\‘hfi._ f it Haven Dairy Ice Cream Signsareappear- Az '\ ] provinee renewed his assurance that the troops would he moved away, but e bl e e 14 sasng they | . NS T % ing in front of hundreds of dealers’ stores ‘ 7 " b who are ready to serve you with New Haven Another phase of the situation VT which I8 causing worry in official : 2 /! ’ cles 18 disss e f Bonie/ 0 , e s ke L v Dairy Ice Cream—and you probably know that’s have not been paid for more “"lan a v ' e d are on sho o 2 g Wi a real treat communicating with the notorious / bandits of Honan province with the - < object of combining and thus further z i 3 § O . 'l Niaar 1 i e U R ine fine, modern, busy plants in Connecticut are needed to make enough New Haven Dairy nciaSel il p i Tali \ Ice Cidani to su pply the demand of dealers—for it’s the biggest selling frozen dessert by it far in all the state. Shanghai, May 17.—I, Fried- man, held captive by the Suchow | train bandits in their moumain‘ . | ‘ 3 2 Iy ; 3 5 4 \T 'H 3 stronghoid, todas managed to o a| | ou know as soon as vou taste it, there is wonderful quality in every spoonful of New Haven ried ere, s “don't expect | I Y . )l . . : 4 a 1. 3 1 7 v S R i Dairy Ice Cream. That is the real reason for its tremendous demand—highest quality. tions progressing slowly; health - & Repdt ; ' always. $190,000 HAS BEEN LOANED ’ . V.5 , ainty, velvety, smooth morsels of rich cream with an irresistible flavor that smacks with CONF E‘RRING_AGMN d o AN goodness through and through. No other ice cream seems to quite satisfy as New Haven 67 Enterprises Have Been Given This ; ’ Dairy—so be sure you get New Haven Dairy— Amount in Emergencies by Amerl-‘ ' can Fund for Public Service. i York, May 17.—A total of ) : $190,000 has been loaned or given to \ . { since the organization l FOR i HE RED SIGN H of the American fund for public serv- | L ice, inc., founded to distribute the \ s ” | i fund established by Charles Garland, ; Z . . it was revealed in a report for the - & 2 quarter ending April 30, made public 7 X e z & NeareSt Your Home today. 3 £ The foundation represents the bulk of the estate left Garland by his fath- er. The younger Garland, whose home is in Carver, Mass., refused to | make personal use of the inheritance, declaring he was not entitled to it because he had not earned the money. “To those who were both aroused | and amused by Mr., Gompers attack on the fund it will be of interest ln; know that enterprises directly or closely connected with the American Federation of Labor got $98,375 out of the total so far disbursed,” said Roger N. Baldwin, fund secretary. “These organizations number 16.” Eating meat on Wednesday, or driv- fng on a Sunday, is still punishable in England. FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spote There's no longer the slightest need | of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine—double strength-—is guar- anteed to remove these homely spots. 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