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o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1028, 2 GERMANS ARE GIVEN CITY ITEMS State Troopers us::"; | 3 EEB'“—H“ 100 JURORS T0 H[AR‘ Wieu In Jury Investigation State JAIL SENTENCE TOBAY, oo s e g o s ot FACTS IN WARD CASE. | Down the Tane,” speclal where they were alleged to have hees - NP e 1. Pierce & Co oading 155 cases of whiskey on 10 a . Charies Rradiey ARG 159 Sab y Mrs. Mary Jane Bradley of (Continued From Pirst Page) - BPECE et A b ot cpe A Bl " . Py .} " tvom a caries Wrwaier aed o ver nome | Work Begun in [mpanelling lor s tag day for the A s stated, was brought ashore a - ¥ 364 Park . this merning martial of making plans v » ave heen stationed About the pepied they would be turned ever 1o = o s At {I.' f' - “K EX[MOI‘dI ion ments of troops and trains f ¥ noney will go towards paying off as b‘t.h‘:. :.:'r -\:x‘-ur.l'\.‘x.". te I-:“..”.: ¥ :‘;"':“‘u‘.fl.‘ PRY Shpans Jaaw heai Mrs. Louls Gana of 15 WILL INTTIATE HARDING and twa sons, Jrving W. Bradiey of | White Piains, N. ¥, June 3,~The euted by the Fre Heinrieh & Wes 'hm“‘t'l"ma \‘n ‘::m Atlantic City Forest is Seloctard 10 ;{:L-m-\"l-jr 4':‘1. f “«" o8 Jn(-n\h’ndr ‘:sl;‘: '\‘:,:::::nh u.' n;.m u:n lv\nl- lIm‘lu ‘ for Krupps i ' losenberg, Mr. and Mrs . ) e WaA & N on to be made by an extra U Super for Krunpn whs sen avis of Passale, N. . Mra, A Confee Tall Cedar Degres Daughters of Bt Goorge. = lordiary gwnd jury In Westeheator Wilhelm Jenanicke, teizer and Mvs, N, Hantman of New Atlantie City, N, J, June 2.-The| ":"‘""'” “'):‘ “‘-‘h“ e ‘m' }‘r::‘n county Into the shooting of Clarence given five ye i eIty over 1 week-end Atlantic Cty Porest, Tall Cedars « "‘:" |l<“-\ ‘.‘m:”““‘\'. Maler un"""”' by Walter 8. Ward of New eotriciaf two ¥ ¢ A. Sprague of the New Hrit. 'Lebanon, have been signally honored ',;.",". and huri it be. in ¥ate. | 0chelle, ordered by Governor Amit Wellandt, laboratory t Co., is attending the annval by the Wvergreen Forest of Milford i"_‘\ ".m’"'", i was taken yesterday when Supreme months. nVer of the Assnciated Adver- Delgware, which has invited the loea - v Court Justice Robert V. Wagner or sing Clubs of the World at Atlantic “Green Tops" to go to Delaware on dered & panel of jurors drawn, The order, which came from the echam Baron Krupp von Fohlen and Wi three fellow directors, whose appea! 'y Saturday, June 9, to initiate President hers of Justice Wagner in Manhat to the Freneh supreme court s st Warren G, Harding, his secretary SEEK BIG “DRY" FORCE, George Christian; Assistant Reoretary y npralg tan, calls for an extraordinary grand Howard ¥, Deiliomin, who was o1 of the Navy Theodors Roosevelt and jury of 100 members and ecreates a n. jury that disagreed in the recent Saca s aaleliir o Zweibrueken, in the Rarre valley : & number of senators, governors and special and trial term of the supreme trial of E, M, Fuller, Wall strect e seercinry Detrait Poliee Scandat Remulta in Step o o0 0 Final arrangements —— court to hegin Monday, June 25, at broker, appeared as a witness before White Plains, the grand jury in the investigation ml Miss May " Howard 8, Beldloman, told the graud jury in New York that a man tried to veach Beldleman with a bribe offer, asking her to be the “go-hetween,' pending, have heen removed from the local jail to the military prison at 2 Mrs, Maria €. Nyborg, 10 Months for Insolt 2 4 ¢ Towan! That Fad, were closed on the long-distance tele | The funeral of Mrs, Maria ', Ny- The drawing of so large & number Herr Lutte vlv-r( ting presidant o the Duesseldor! district, was sentenes Detroit, Jun« 2-—Detroit is "wet today by a Relgian courtmart : and “very wet' and thero ia no ques. Bterkrade to tor m M r h& o au ment on convietion of making Insulting remarks shout the Belglans ";"' Ii‘"‘ "‘l"L has been n thorn | giar whe, as 4 one-man grand jury, in the side the oceupation author- has just o ves! ftien because he has been o proline | % Just completed an investigation writer of letters of protest against the +/phene and the announcement was alleged offers of bribes to Fullor triul made by Grand Tall Cedar Benjamin |borg, formerly of New Britaln, wus of grand jurers is unusual, as the|jurors | Bacharach yesterday. held this afternoon from the late lcustom has been to draw not more| = el I ¢|ton that large quantities of lauor "y J' legtion came as the result of home in Merden at 2 o'clock and at than 24 each month in Wastchest = are brought in from Canada, accord- tne work so efficienly rendered by 2.0 o'cloek in the Augustana Luthers [Tt {s expected that the jurors will be PORTUGAL PROTESTS, g to Cireult Judge Clyde 1. Web. the Shore Forest during the supreme|An church The body wr.m hr.nunn\! to Iy questioned as to their qualifi. Washington, June 2. Anm\unen-] forest mession in this city last April, [this eity and services were held in the s by Deputy Attorney Generalment was made at the state departs " s 150 s Erwin chapel at 4 o'clock Buriu! mbe whe il be | ha n of # Altogether there will be 150 aspirant P 3 hambers, O W ¢ In charge of ment today that Portugal had sub. for the degree . waa in Faleview cemelery. Rev.iine fnquiry, mitted representations on the su. into allegations of polica graft s, Lundgren of Jamestown, N. Y., for-| wward whose shot killed Peters t declsi b ’ Judge Webster declared in his re Iy of Meriden, officiated preme court decision probibiting| aota of the French and Heigian oM -v"""" B - "M‘"“n”n“ nho-ed“ PLAN RETALIATION mer b N, more than a year ago, arrested \jiquors on forelgn vessels within the | clals, port that the " . " e in Mamaroneck Thuraday morning three-mile limit, large loads of llquor from Canada| Springfleld, Mass, June oIt v Mrs, James A, Bagshaw, for speading and fined, The arrest el Total | have been landed from boats in broad |*d8 outs off the exportation 10 hIK| oo 'c ngaral of Mrs, James A. Bag- at By Satarants. Pel) e Berll Jl IN.B“.‘". y | daylight In a down river precinct of country of pulp wool, congreas Will be [ 500y g ng gtreot wan held this ,‘",' "\;“ ld 4l ln.‘m;r\r- 1 ;"‘ kel INDIAN BANDIT SHOT erlin, June 2.~8entencos impored 'asked by the American pulp and pa \ John Predergast, ‘who said his stop- ¢ K T 9 . the city. ie added, however, t 2 o'clock dees were | - offeyville, Kas, June 2.-—"Red upon individual Germans by French ,::‘”'.":“ ’m‘. ki c::f per mill superintendents assoclation 1o :""‘;d"'j‘(“""_':’ “.‘“ e e o Teew, | Watch dincloned “that Ward had ex-|oigudn Soruggs, 60, Indian bandit, was | and Belgian courtmartinly from the | H0r WAS [retaltate by pincing export duties on | SORAUCHeq AL ARe HH BOe O i ceoded the village's speed 1imit of 16 yhot and Kkilled by Cofteyvilla officers time the Ruhr was acouplod up to the , "1yl o ionded greater coopera.|Cosl and other commodities obtalned | Luity, (o "oomatory. e, carly today slx miles south of this mld:l(m«f :i:: Mll.fl‘;d a total .' tion among liqlior onfofosment Agens )hy Canada from the .;n:u.":ue'rd:u: = "r‘:]"fl"" 'I:"““"“‘,‘“‘;’”";"'“'“"; ~"‘:::"‘ city In Oklahoma. Two unidentified R n Y il Pencn il . oyd, 4 » mor in 646 years' imprisonmer cles; greater pollce Vigor; more pa- ‘lo a resolution adopted in the closing John Sheehan > illfam ¥ | companions of the Tndian escaped | and fines amounting to 11! 6 Isession of the international convention | A & Justice Boyd had imposed a $5 fine, er, it is believed, th vere Rerl A | trol boats and more men and money Funeral services for John Sheehan after, 8 believed, they were serious marks and 2,850 francs acesrding for the sheriff of Wayne county. as|°f the Association today, Nelson R ill be held Monday morning at 10 the son of the millionaire baker |y wounded, the Allgemelne Zeltung today. In ad- | 20 85 4 Davis of Cumberiand Mills, Me., wag | Will be g 3 y auickly paid and de 4 measures to check liquor running. o'clock at Bt, Mary's church, Inter. R 2 elected president. ent will bo in 8t. Mary's cemetery, |ON I8 way to the of 1 nwane men ** | Baking company in th dition there was one sentence of m-n::n “The fores of the federal prohi- i | ‘ he I cmployed as purchasing agent. Boat For Vacation Trunk and another of life imprisonment with bition office is not sufficient, he Bard labor. said, “and I am going to Auggest that FXPORTS DROLINE | Matthew J. Kiley the federal prohibition officer, the| Washington, June 2. — Exports to| ... ¢ naral garvices for Matthew . b sheriff and the police commissioner Europe during April showed a 8harp |, 0. wag held this morning at o MAY n' s " RLLLY West Point, June 2.—The Army's| wi®Vi M0 000" Wive more funds, | falling oft in comparison to the fig- | file¥ a8 i I MOTEE G, track team won the dual track meet| pope aquipment furnished them for lres for April, 1922, but at the same | pooyonq 3, Clabby officiated. TInter. | Body of Former Hartford Student with the Navy here today 671-2 10|ty particular line of work.” [time there was an increase for prac- |, .t way'in 8t, Mary's cemetery. Found in Merrimack River 58 2-3. tically every other area on the globe The pall bearers were George| ..o 5.0 0 yeo g s . = : 4 2.—Word was re. Kingsbury, Timothy Collins, Michael celved today from Meredith, N. H. | They're Fighting F or The Gospel Now Rurke and Charles Erickson. The |yt o, "0 oy amadons| Yy g g flower bearers were John Brennan |go.. v ion former Armenfan student| |and ‘Willlam H"“r . |at the Hartford theological seminary, | | has been found in the Merrimack | 2 | McADOO TO ANNOUNCE river and that the supposed cause of | death was suicide brought on by men- | 1“|II Formally rwmmn (‘nmlldntn For | ., illness. Much mystery surrounds | President Soon, Friends \m the death, it was said. Kansag City, Mo., June 2. —William After spending one year In grad- | G. McAdoo, former secretary of the uate work at the local seminary Mr, treasury will make a formal an- Solaklan went to Boston two years |nm|nrnmnnt of his candldacy for the 8%0 this spring where he became a democratic nnmlnatlon in. the near|pastor among his kinsmen. Many| future, | persons in Hartford became interested | This was learned today frb‘m close ::";{" !:o‘lr‘:"\flfl':n?:d gare :’:“" 3 The lady is demonstrating a eoliapsibje boat recently invented s two sisters ; LA Kansas City frlends of Mr, McAdoo, 8 . in London. It can be packed in the vacation trunk. The inventor who met and conferred with him at from being deported because the Ar- 1 g N 4 he passed |menian fmmigrant quota was filed,|iS now perfecting a collapsible oar to go with it. the Union Station, when 98 through this morning on his way to|He lost his wife and two small boys T — Los Angeles. in the Turkish massacres at Marash T According to Mr. McAdoo's friends, | in Asia Minor in 1918, [ s e e e ] “ON ¢ > Wanted—“ONLY A SHOP GIRL” who can resist . s . : N s . 1 1 B! t will be made - From trenches, submarines and battleships to altars and pulpits is quite a jump, you will ad- :_\, ‘;ifia,n"n",'si‘l".?fm"n :t‘rwng!h :na_\g WAREHOUSE BURNS . % 2 mit. Put these nine young theologians, graduating from Hamma Divinity school at Wittenburg col- | not be dissipated throush having his| —Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., June 2—A |[l temptation as Mae Busch did. For particulars ap- lege, Springfield, 0., have done just that much. Left to right in the front row are R. N, McMichael, | followers whipped into line for othe:| warehouse and several small bulld-|f ply at 3 ' y ) i Ty andidates. ings owned by the Spanish River Pa- Sy W. E. Bradley, E. R. Capewood, F. F. Secrist and L. H. Wyendt. In the rear are C. C. Wessel, R. | © e e pm;;» oiihiRifente FOX’S NEXT MONDAY D. Heim, L. E. Snyder and G. F. Weiseling. Kansas City several weeks nzo on the |the Algoma Central railway were de- |M way to Washington, hie was reticent |stroyed by advancing bush fires today. concerning his candidecy and wouid = not talk on outstanding political topics or the World Court proposal of Pres- ident Harding. DRACHMAS JUMP New York, June 2.—Greek drach- mas today jumped 70 points to 4.20 cents, a new high for the year and double the rate a week ago. The ad- (] ® vance has attributed to the pros- pects of an early adjustment of the | l ln e a - Graeco-Turkish war damage claims. German marks today were quoted at 80,000 to the dollar, a new low rec- = i IKE a beacon in the Dark, the A. B. C. Torch of Good towns are generous. b Lo L % 3 2 g Verified Circulation shows the safe road of Disturbance 3,400 Miles South is Re- Home folks cheerfully give both time and dollars to g Al R 2.~Earth tre- o . the many worthy causes which directly or indirectly Washington, June 2. “pronounced intensity” were mors of benefit New Britain. e Bl Today, all the investigating and reporting facilities Few months pass in which you do not donate as lib- St Enpianh he i Sin e of the Bureau are at the service of the advertiser, erally as your means allow to projects connected with Father Tondort, divetor of the ob| furnishing reports on practically all the worth-while the advancement and greater effectiveness of lo_cal 1t TEAroE RES 1400 S atise ) tom publications of Canada and the United States. charities, hospitals, schools, churches or other deserving Washington, apparently south. \ community enterprises. All New Britain joins in doing things to help the i THE HERALD town as a whole. The spirit of friendly cooperation con- The A-B-C Paper stantly gains strength. with the With no thought that New Britain retailers do more A-B-C Want Ads L . The Bureau has established the principle of Honesty for the community than other classes of residents, the fact remains that Jocal merchants—local merchants | in Circulation as the standard of practice in buying only—contribute to New Britain churches, buy and help and selling advertising space. sell New Britain hotel stock, make substantial New Brit- ] ain hospital donations, aid in New Britain United Com- ] Uged Ca k S Most advertisers today protect their appropriations by demanding A. B. C. reports and placing their munity work, lend their window display space for New | Britain charitable publicity purposes, help with New | ’BUJ Orn e/ campaign in the light of the valuable data they con- ‘ tain. Britain concerts, buy New Britain bazaar and entertain- ment tickets, perform in New Britain the dozens of Durn Jlon’ friendly deeds you value. Team-work consists in playing the game together! ! The HERALD is a member of the aonditis & g A. B. C. and would be-pleased to submit Home merchants are your team-mates! a copy of the latest circulation report. Their prices, stocks, service, everyday work in and gk e el OVER 9,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY In its eight years of diligent service to the Advertis- ing and Publishing World, the A. B. C. has brought Circulation Buying from the darkness of Uncer- tainty to the light of Verified Circulation. Buy at home! The HERALD has by far the LARGEST CIRCULATION N ew Bl‘itain Chamber Of Commerce # "6 g of any New Britain Newspaper. - | [ Demand Circulation Proof When Buying Space | MoRE THAN WoODEN BOXES | Delivered anowhere ot shard nokie,