New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 18

[RRIGATION ENRICHES LANDS. OF CALIFORNIA Involving Over 4,000,000 SAVED GIRL FROM FIRE, TO WED W ... o FY < ‘ Acres Are Plann or Western Romance Like the Movies in r»,m,f.fil...a."du'n.Ilm;f N. Y. Police Dept. ramento, Cal, April 18.—~Appli- to irrigate lands in California d more than 4,000,000 t year, an area as large as that »w under irrigation, it was an- d by H. A. Kluegel, chief of n of water rights in the nent of public works. !-'ranfu 0" Theresa C: East Side humm terday that the rc bud in a tenement f would bl Catholic The thousands who sidewalk markets of 8 £aid Mr. pr\‘\"nl feasi rtheless, the ation to the d tion and power famous swim a but they all kno halred Policen flames, when than a rookie, venture. A Winter Morning Rescue. It all started while he was w bis beat along Second avenue at street early one one screamed * to see an ominous glow fr of the house on the cor furnace door had been fl denly in the darkness Just as he pulled t box a figure in and begged him to Patrolman O'Neill did not Theresa was you any exaggeration spring dawn on t but he dashed up the case. Policeman “Overcome” He found Theresa end floor, overcome he carried her to safcty he w come—but not by in to see her quite home at 2123 S that. His comrades at the 1 Street Station joked w m for his attentiveness, but he persevered. At/ last she accepted him. ‘The social arbiters of the East & have stamped the match with their approval, Every child in the precinct knows hearty, handsome, Irish Po man O'Neill. He had an enviable reputation as a middleweight pugilist befors he joined the force and the gangsters give him a wide berth, repre- rage eat ad-|w ) at l“Anglon has dor of the older central California irrigation districts started ' in about district the pop 00,000; today it 00, ' Spanish King’s Racing Aids Royal Pockethook Spain, , April 18.— stable of the Duke of Toledo, the nito under which the King of Spain’s colors are seen on the Spanish turf, ha red in 2,116,954 pesetas its creation in 1916, best year was in 1922 hhn his three year old Ruban won 00,000 pesetas Grand Prix de Se- ¢ ‘.‘.‘ tian and the total winnings of the stable amounted to 626,7730 pesetas. Horses bred and born in France lead the king's stable with 1,625,827 pesetas: English stock comes second with 249,760, while Spanish horses could nof do better than bring 240,977 pesetas into the royal owner's poc- Kketboolk, fan Sebastian, | The Her | sece 1 as over- | ropped | r new after ith Saving POLISH REPRESENTATIVE Warsaw, April J8.—Count Alexan- Ny 3 ler 8krzynski, who was foreign min. les Must Take Exclusion {ister u?ddnr General Sikorskl, has been : 2 a1] | @ppointed permanent representative As a Beneficial Pill |5t Foland t the headquartars of tne Toklo, April 18 —Talk of military | League ot Nations, Poland formerly action as a result of the United States | was represented in league matters by exclusion legislation is ridiculons how- | Constantine Skidmunt, minister to ever much congress had wounded Jap- | Great Britain. anese pride, Lieutenant General Ichi- suke Tsuno, vice minister of war, sald | in an interview today with the news. paper Yomiuri. “It would be folly at this juncture” continued, “to follow the Chinecse example and throw stones at the American embassy, This would be a | boomerang to Japan. We must take | this experience as a bitter but be ,,nn.; elal pill which may cure oursinternal | 1lls and dissension.” recelved here from Angora set forth tifat the Turkish government has de clded to engage a number of forl speclalists to work with the ministerial departments. A sum money to meet the expense involve appears in the 1524 budget, 1t bs sald | that more than 30 such posts will be filed by foreigners. MY SPECIALTY - COMPORTABLE VISION Eyesight Specialist 527 MAL r. Phone 1905 —tpe BRITISH CROP PROSPECTS POOR London, April 18.—Grain crops In Great Britain will show a further de | , €line this year. The long spells of wot weather which have been ex | perienced of late have caused serious delay In the preparation of the land for sowing and nowhere has it been found possible to carry out the ir tended program of ploughing and sowing. Consequently it is impossible for the arrears. 280 MAIN STREET Telephones 1577 or 2985 l WEEK-END SPECIAL Woodland Assf, Chocolates 49coo “Say it with Candy for Easter” Page & Shaw, Apollo, Wal- lace, Park & Tilford, Cyn- thia Sweets, Daw and Lovel & Covel, the common name | » e for pawnbroker s replaced by “aunt” in Paris, wi the state pawnbroker was aleo for. merly known as the “mont-de.plete,” or mountain of piet DOHERTY MARKET 406 ARCH €T, New Spring Veal Young Turkeys Pancy Roasting Chickens Native Fowl Native Veal Native Calves FLiver Prime Deef Fresh Pork S & B. Hams and Bacon (8 10 12 Tbe. mrg) Ouson, 19¢ Ib, Vegetablos Come and try our Sun- day Dinner, 11:30 to 8:00 p. m,, alo a la Carte all day 8P doda lhchty 289 MAIN STREET ki TR (FOOTWEAR_ 21, informal, street and sport ver have styles been so { otiginal, and never have beensoattractivelymoderate. W. G. Simmons Corp. 85 West Main St. mn of the de- | d | German-American NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | RESTORE OLD CASTLES 1836, Thinking Value May Be Higher. Coburg, Bavaria, April 13.—One of the famous o} that of the Saxe-Coberg, ducal family, the design which prevailed in 1836, and the ers believe that they have | n urably added to the value and | picturesqueness of the building The idea has been to restore the | original condition and appearance of this medieval castlc, and the work has been going on for some 15 years. | French Fencers Fear U, 8. | | | | Milner, at present o castles of Germany, | at Niagara Falls, Ont., has been respored ij:ide and out to| | | | At one time it was considered desir- | in part taking away their picture- 4 ‘,lke adornment of the landscape, but | the younger generation evidenced reaction from this procedure, | today the popular thing in Germany is the restoration of the historie | dwelling to its old time beauty, TUDENTS Six hundred Am- ericans are writing to an equal num- ber of Germans as a result of the ef- | forts of the German central office for correspondence, opened in this city by Professor Hart- mann, This interchange of letters has been - {arranged as a means of learning Eng- lish and German. Most of the cor- respondents are high school end gym- nasium pupils in the two countries and | Incorporated 177 MAIN STREET Student in Olympic Games Paris, April 1.—The fencing team | Owners Change Design to Period of that will represent the United States in the forthcoming Olympic competi- tion probably will include Allen B. of the fore- most fencers in France. Ha is the son of the American consul general and is a post graduate student at the Academy of Megicine, Milner began fencing in 1920 and was runner-up to Roger Ducret for the championship of France in 1022 the Anfwerp Olym- ¢ champion, savs the American has the quickest thrust any has met during his 15 years' ience with the foils not 2 1 “He is the man whom T fear most | sottlers and .“”,I are lack- |able to modernize old chateaux thus | on my way to a second Olympic vic- Massart sald recent HEBRIDES TO CANADA Londop, April 18.—A contingent of 500 farmers from the Hebrides left their islands March Alberta, Canada. 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