New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1924, Page 14

DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL §, 1924, YALE GETS TITLE | Columbia Definitely Decides Not to Play off Water Polo Game On Which Championship Hinges. NEW BRITA SORORITY GIRLS IN NEW YORK BRANDED PITPTITPVCVIPVIPIIGIIGOOET 3VOICES IN THE AIR } PIPFEOTTRITIIGIICTIGTIEGTD WGY Electric Co., ,New Haven Burglars Make ’ | Away With Furs, $4,000| New Haven, April 8.—Police this | forenoon were without definite clues to the identity of burglars who broke | | through a wall into the’showroom of | FOR “CASTORIA™ | Kramer and Farman's fur stote on the | | second story of the building at 749 | | Chapel street last night, and escaped | Prepared Lspccmlly for Infants | with furs said by the owners to he valued at $4,000, A lunch room em- and Children of All Ages | ploye on the floor below discovered i thé® hole in the wall and notified the | polico. TFurs valued at $2,000 werc | poen in use for over 30 years as a found on the floor bundled up, it be- | pleasant, harmless substitute for Cas- | ing evident that the burglars had been ; tor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and frightened away before completing | Soothings Syrups. Contains no nar- | crosses on thieir cheeks and the sor- {ority letters upow their forcheads— |all from a bottle of 20 per cent silver nitrate labeled “poison.” Even the victims thought it pain- less fun, until the next day. Then when they got into the sunlight, they turned black whenever the painter's brush had touched, In- tense burning pains and illness fol- ‘Thre¢ Probably Distigured for, | tanse ‘wurning i b. m—Time stgnal Lile in Initiation P i e s ki Weather forecast. ! —— tion are said to have declared they WGI. substituted silver nitrate for the (American Radio and Research Co.— lodine usually applied in such cere- | Medford Hillside, Ma monies, at the suggestion of boy §:15 p. m.—University of Pittsburgh | he Contemporary Novel.” $:00 p. m.—"Cleanliness.® ; Conc Ar I:l(,lul\ dime “;‘H.xl\ | We (General Schenectady, | 11 Woo. (John Wanamaker—Philadelphia.) New York, April 8.—Columbia will {HIDL meet Yale to decide the water | polo championship of the Intercol- |legiate Swimming league, which had | arranged for a play-off of their tie |next Wednesday at the New York | Atnletic club. This became known today when it was announced the duce nd stock news. music . Pine 6:00 p. m.—Pr nldll\l( quotat Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has New York, April 8.—Three girls WsB (Atlanta Journal, Atlanta, Ga.) were branded with silver nitrate and who said it gia Sercnaders, ‘ Amer \\'u,\ln”glun,] D. ( (Radio Corp of iren's hour, alk on Cancer 6:00 p. m. §:15 p. m. vention, 7:45 p. 00 p. m. 15 p. m 30 p. m. 5 p. m— 0 p. m.—"The Political Situation hington Tonight.” 9:20 p. m.—Concert. 9:40 p. m. ng recital . Time weather fo; 10:00 p. 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FOR THE MONTH OF ONLY Regular $10 Photographs, exactly same size as above for $7 Make Your Per Dozen 0 Appointment Early THE MURRAY STUDIO L. G MAIN 173 Rose STREET Arlington time signals. | Through | perhaps permanently disfigured at a i cWemistry students, hazing which marked. their initiation into Delta Kappa Gamma, a Brooklyn inter-high school fraternity, it was disclosed yesterday. Physicians feared fatal develop- ments when the victims became seri- | ously 1ill, pronounced them out of | dapger, although still under treat- ment., Threats of prosecution against the sorority members and of suppression of the organization followed revela- tions of what occurred at the initia- tion. - The girl who led the affair, a | Sunday school teacher, was reported ! suffering a nervous collapse, The sorority is composed of mem- bers of Erasmus Hall High school, Adelphi Academy and Miners' Busi- ness college. A week ago, thorities learned, Helen Chapman, \Hldlml Hellwig and Helen Steinges- er were invited to the home of Miss (zrace Turner to be initiated into the sorority. | Ordered to Disrobe. victims reported they were disrobe themselves, while Norton, president of the sorority, daubed their faces, throats and backs, painted whiskers and { moustaches upon them, and inscribed | {Langley Is Indicted | Covington, man John W. Langley, | charging conspiras and transport whiskey. | Huth and W. B. Carry, of | Onio, and Albert, I, Slater, Hiram Brenter and Willlam G. | bition efficials of Pennsylvania. the nu_]consplm.«y charges are based on renceburg, Ky. V! S ON THE INCREASE The orderéd to Miss Alice marks, or abont $50, is the price sa to enter Poland. Now desiring to enter Germany. | | con- | Joska DeBab- | | | | would turn the skin black, but failed to mention that it also would burn. For Liquor Conspiracy Ky., April 8. —Congress- | of Kentucky, was indicted by a federal grand jury | here late yesterday on three coun v to withdraw, sell, The indictment also named M. Canton, Lipschultz, | | Philadelphia, the latter three, prohi- | The | leged illegal withdrawal of 1,400 cases | of whiskey from a distillery at Law- | Berlin, April §.—Two hundred gold land charges German citizens for a vi- Germany has made a similar charge for Poles | Columbia faculty committee on stu- | dent organization would not alter its decision barring the local team from further competition on the ‘ground | that it would not be for the best in- | |terests of the players., As a result, the title, under league regulations, will be forfeited to Yale if the Elis make an appearance Wed- nesday night, prepared to go through with the game. Yale had agreed to the play-off arrangements, The rival teams each had won seven games and | 1ost one, | lary in through and Leo: delphia | club of Bristol Flood Recalls | tonal Tragedy of 28 Years Ago The flood of the Pequabuck river Dbetween Forestville and Bristol is said by old residents to be the worst one since the flood of February 6, 1896, in | which eight people, three of them from New Britain, lost their lives| when a railroad bridge in Forestville | | was washed away. At that time, al great dam burst above Bristol and the waters rushing down the valley caught hundreds of people unawar arownad eight of them and destroyed thousands of dollars worth of live- stock. One of the bodies was not re- | covered for several months. B w. season. son frox (2 Nebrask Po- | | | | RY this test with your car and know what it means. It is the great prover of power—slow climb- ing in high. Then try it with the New Paige—prove its syperior power by its slower climbing. 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