New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 16

16 GRL PSYGHIG 1S DOING HER STUFF ” Give Surprises N. Y. Police by Telling, &our, Their Secrets il Corns Quickly - Warmkessel lived with relatives hére. Shenton’s parents were dead. REALLY BEEN A MURDER . City Items Two Young Men Found Dead in Pouts- | \ “The Painted People” are coming. town,"Pa., Y. M. C. A, Room— —aavt Note Gives WNersion, own, Pa., F nton and James WarmKke: A very interesting program was | ® ing. d. Tt was decided to continue | furnish found dead with bullet wounds in| ne socials for-sage time to come. Shenton’s room at the Y. M, C§A. st Waldron of 315 Park today. A note found in thestreet, who was ill with pneumonia, is| room indicated a suicide pact, but the able to sit up. She has been att | ! positions of the body caused the po-|by her Sister, Mrs. Murphy, | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924, that particular idea. sibility for a man to make a success | | of selling an article on which he is{ | not already sold himself." The speak- | | er sald that the four izt,é:;}i;si::‘l::};]zc::;.‘.um,mm“' inter- { ovening and will make plans for oc- 0. nounced that the next meeting would A get-together social was held by|be held in the Elks hall. the members of the English Lutheran | meetings will be held in church of the Reformation last even- | Burritt hotel. ‘Nebras'kz; Starts Action i Omaha, [tiled in district court today by-Attor- | pected that the quarters will be given L At 5 TR e 25T | Hiram Jolinson of California - today filed with Secretary of State Brown his declaration of candidacy for the republican nomination for president. It is an impos- | New Britain Club Say Farewell to City Hall fentifi ints| The New Britain club will vacate 10 DRI 1o quarters in City hall tomorrow | s e e s e resmeains e ) planned to close the club rooms for i Clogged-U alterations, the work to be started i =z as soon as the city meeting board Liver Causes As yet, the City hall commission Headache - 3 2 has made no announcement as to the Against 15 Oil Concerns | uses' to which the building will be It's f‘li‘lh to suffer from constipa~ tion, ¢ headache, biliousness, dize ['red Prestdent 1'red | | 000w "ot its new rooms in Elihu Rackliffc of the Rotary elub aB-| gy, it notel as soon as possible, The After that furniture is being moved today. It is the Elihu | 7 o Py P put. Servicemen’s organizations have Neb, Feb. 28.—Sult was| oo\otcd space, but it is not ex- o der ‘,‘J\.l sui ll:h €ip Susbixr of s [CDemnIY Bpe l___.__ » ney General O. G. Spillman of Ne-|over to them, at least until after the | ziness, indigestion, and s Warmkessel's bod a8 At & braska, against 15 oil * and refining| commi n is advised how the ac-| kindred atlments A tha doos «;)\\th:robul:l}('!z\l‘\;‘.\iu ']‘;-:;“;\,l:f Rotarians Out En Masse ‘!vampanieu doing business” here ask-|comm®8dations of the old normal school | when E s coat. His hat was on the head and To Hear Barruss Speak ing that some of them be ousted|will be handied. If several city de- | Little Liver . y a scarf lay across the face. There was, William Barruss, of Kansas City,|{rom the state and that others be|partments are to be mov into the | PHIS will end oullet wound in the chest and the| Mo., speaking before one of the larg- | §issolved and placed in the hands ofold school building there \_\'mgrohably gllm’lu‘r«y y, temple, Powder marks on the templc meetings the Rotary club has held | trustees. He alleges a combination | be room for the soldiers in City hall; ;:m. cw in ited that the shot was fired at xists to fix the price of gasgline and|if not, then the enure_ third floor will | Pour?.‘ ; 5 " e « 5 . 5 i ther petroleum products. }be required to house city departments, :(c-) iy r ,mfl\,,h. ‘,;', % hx‘nllwl T'jO“]y. (‘u"“y dressed, lay why he if known as the "Il“spi[ a ; : members of the commission feel. ";hl;: Act gently sickiver Rod 'mvd. ] s els o d. There was a bullet wound | Councilor. Mr, Barruss| You can not expect a living wage . y-sev he chest, A pistol lay beside the | took .t “Shakespeare the | if you mre a dead one.—Dayton (0.) | JOHNSON ENTERS OHIO RACE | Small Piil—Small Dese—Small Price ) j y Salesman,” and drawing upon his e Columbus, 0., Feb. 28.—Senator! ‘ note said that neither had any- ' tensive knowledge of | thing in him to be proud of and that works pointed out t - Loth were tired of living. Warmkes- | used by the character! : - sel, it is said, tried to kill himself with péare’s Julius Cae % 2h the afternoon and into | overwork but could not succeed. Both | iss sald “Salesmanship i W ight i then their descent on | were too good pals to go out separate- | the marketing of goods but it by = . rs jyst as day was |1y and leave one or the othér behind, is the selling of an idea, and-the first . king. S w* that one of the|it stated, so it was agreed to commit one to whom the idea must be sold s | 3 tet had receivell g suspended sen- side. thes alesman who is to attempt to sell 3 s 1 ¢ because he was married and the | | | s el | ) Here and there were aefew slight . . but in the main her story was ct ¢ o 1 Bubzi, awaifel f 1 r; the murder! 0 0 ucce i at the Hunts - - ¥ tion of the New York, West- ; ester & F ailroad; the mur- | r vea *. J. Rey- C & W wolds and ¥. 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