New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924. # o featt ic, in & hat they after the accide ith only a blank slerre case et ua i A an public, in small groups, that they after the accident with only a blanket | plerre case he went up in h air. | G can preduse American operas in their wrapped about her and that biack | We'll hear fireworks from Hvfldquur ‘NEW ALENDAR PLAN OF | rue Cor‘omv own cotuaunitics by using only such bag in her hand ,and Sallie's clothes | ters now, pretty soo NTHS‘ orchestration as tl 8 £ 1 that she wore when she stole away | “I hope s Trevor mx(laluvrl | YEAR OF 13 M SU[;[;ESS A'I‘ LAS’I‘ their own district,” Mrs, I to try to r;':;-‘l\xp;he”(“:ly and s : an 'l-;'a’“kll:n\lo;ll;m;‘lo'!,l the Ferret | is not so much wheat you pay for an jains. “The aver: -stra, think she g .bag up at|w h ce e na i it s Systern May Bo Chasged i 1938 5o article as what you get in retusr with local singers, can interpret Amer- random, dazed by the shock of the | him, T can! But how did you ever - . can opera as well as they can produce wreck and perhaps = imagining she [ find the Jennet woman, Mike?™ i e S 4 | i e with interpotated popular Was clutching one -of her own and ) —_ ! That Lach Month Will Contain com& Thmua] m Loflg Cam- songs. The small accompanying or- didn’t discover her mistake till” she (Continued in Our Next Issue) | 5 Dayss | . chestra brings American opera to the ;l.';f'lklm inl Salhh'r sroom. It v;unl.nu - - f ) . small community.” ilker's bag, of ‘course, and here <1 | Wooster, 0/, April 11.—The world's | b pfl]g[} for Art Sope of the operas whose premicrs Must have been some _distinguishing Murder From Kindness e e e Bato recentiv been aiven are mark on it'that any member of the| Not Crime in Sw 1tzerlandw alends g e | y jman i gang could tell.” 1It's known that! Geneva, April-11.—Fraulein Helene |10 1928. The year then may consist) Chicago, April 11.—Laboring over a she hadn't disposed of four of the Moeller has been exonerated of mure of 13 months, each 2§ days, with an | ; $0i 4 2 e largest Delapierre diamonds, worth & der, in spife of the fact that she ad- | extra day in regular ycars and two Tn A H441 ‘Ong”r: rx:“:."ur i i e b K Crick 2 ‘n"'"ll';rr""'l‘ “1I themselves, and sur- mitted giving her mother poison 10| oxira I leap years merican alt, especially oper: hel e . ; the mised that she had them with her in . i . s v the | 1fearth,” and “The Legend the put her out of the misery ahe was | gl B SER YUUL L et 2 5 2 Poglsh isnguage, Mrx. A M| Piper,” the Tatter prosented at Souti e Wwreck of the Gotham AFFOW. suifering as the effect of an fneurable |, SUCh 19 the wbicctive of bentists is incomparable in value. Tryittoda ””"f":_m"”'“ e Bend, Indiana, by the music deparg- Common sense would tell you that malady. The woman was arreste el the g St h;“’“‘"‘:-;k"“‘"““; i ment of the Progress club with l‘r"l P'rfllhflhlv EAr H;Pm in a Ml: after her mother's death and many [ (500 € WO ETE PO TN the Achigved a nofan) . o irely of e "he: or about her neck, but her gang must experts studied her mental condition. |® . e e kind of . s B e composed entirely of women. These, P | vevision probably will be acted upon | “They depend upon the kind of year, Heos 4 ’ :l'ri.th.m. Fo opcras In Hngllsh bY | with several others, also have been have been wild when one ‘of their | Afior an estensive Investigation they |TEVision probably Wiy be acted Spon] o9 TERE TS A9 S WRoosc\elts Boyhood Hoine s Jn. Lomiposcry Ao produced by the Chicago Civic Opera Number saw her bag in a Stranger's: reported that Fraulein Mocller clearly | & sedisamiibond g 5 Wi lished duction, or ready 1o be heard, g hands, and dared anything to get it| administered the poison with the|t0 DF held In Geneva, Bwitzcrland, in | tne week that the year begine. Tnany| Soon Will Be.Demolishe o Mrs. } reet's untiring offoris. - pack, realizing the remots possibility | feeling that it was her duty to sn\v"‘“"‘l"‘:l‘""ll‘;: ;{"“'“"(,;“:"“fx_‘l‘l:"”\,fll‘:f century these 14 vaficties oceur in | xo york April 11.—The Douglal n th perd n ir ang | that the diamonds were concealed in | her parent further sufiering, and the . d‘-"\fl-(\r ey "L‘)'C”‘.r of 28 years, but by reason o'-‘mfl”fl“" St 38, Wes. Housteents Foundation, of which she is national | it i couver, B. € f the 4 . 3 s nations public prosecutor ordered her re-| % gl T e ia i 1 A P! {tional Fixed Calendar Leugue is sec- |the fact that of centurial year only | ..t gnother famons landmark of “Browne company. ehairman, associated with numerous Would they dare let her go alive, so’iety patrons, was instrumental in though, after once abducting her?"” Ireta soon will set a definite date for | those divisible by 400 are leap years, old New York, will be torn doww 46 the staging here of four American It was the question which Mike HOME the congr it requires a complete period of 400 | . A : L . A 3 ; Z make way for the new Falvation operas, each under native auspices, . Y ) had been dreading but he was saved Tokio, Aprll 11.—Korcan laborers, The committee was sclected -H_fllf'w‘, ars for a complete cycle to oceur. |} % 33 stage manager, director and assistants. (Continued From Page 14) the necessity of a reply by the tele- | who jeft Japan in large numbers after Cincinnati meeting of the Amerjcan | ¥€4T8 %0 P 3 Army headquarterss The old brown- Abetted by the David Bispham Me- —_— phone bell summoning him to i (1he September earthquake, immedi- | Association for ~ Advanccment of | “Due to the number of days in the gone structure served us the bovhoud morial Fund, Mrs. Freer is beginning [ quired. “Was there a (m«-k travel- | call. He returned with a siy twinkle | ataly after which hundreds of them | Science. months, there’are eleven varietics in |home of Theodore Roosevelt; the site to feel her “carrying on,” at times|ing bag amongst it such as we've{f his ey were killed by Japanese in the pani(-s‘ International agitation to change |a year. Apart from the year in which |of the Metropolitan Museum of Art alone and against the tide, has given ! heard described? “The captafn doesn’t know I came | o¢ the disaster, are beginning to re-|the existing form of the calendar now 'a monthly calendar may appear, land a saloon -and dance hall with a the public a taste of what can be| Thevor shook his head. here to find Sallie; T wouldn't tell fyyry to this country in search ofyhas reached such @ stage that organ- |there arc altogether 2§ varicties of jurid police history. done. “Well, 1 happen to know it wasihim why I wanted to leave, but just | w,ric The port returns of Shimono- | !ization to change to a simpler 1ype {monthly calendars, The shortest per- | The venefable structure, overlook- “We are trying.to show the Amer- Sallie’s home Miss Copeland ran into | now when I mentioned the Dela- seki, principal gateway for Japan- |is under way, Dr. Yanney said. He iod of tinie in which tl 28 varieties ing a thoroughfare now wholly given Korea traffic, shows that recently cxpressed himself as certain, if the [ may occur is 24 years and one month, lover to business, is a reminded of about 130 Koreans a day have been proposed Scientists’ Congress adopts the latter being February if a leap days when the elite of Manhattan de- entering Japan the thirteen month style, that senti-!year. In other ways the present cal- veted aftérnoons “and Sundays to it {ment will be strong to bring about its ar iy inadequate to mect business girolling leisurcly through the spu- Never Did adoption in 1928 by all countries. |and sclentific demands.” {cious ‘grounds with which the old Mrs. Newelwed—You never bring| There are many defects in the pres- Should the 13-month style of calen- house is surrounded, Since 1907, the v you used to before ont calendar, Dr. Yanney asserted. 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