New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1924, Page 14

14 e ———————————— 21 OCEAN GOING YACHTS tNTFRE[] New London to Bermuda Race Stans June 21 Gaunt- J. Lin- A En- Hea La H. Huggins; Filatonaga, Northern Light, T nty, A. A, Darreli; oLse —sylvia 11, loya |. wa W, Lierry, \angnar JobniBERe and 3 a Harl rmuda | ¥ | 10 . |\w <. yont ent MASONIC CLUB MEETING York Plans | Eown Governor Smith of New to leview the Parade of Visiting sels from 3 hose from and e Delogations, weluding herman i nztional opened comention today. an welcomed the dclegate bering scveral thousand, couvention will Saturday with a par: which 15, The clubs Yurk, June Masonic 2l and s New livis om L ¢h league o three-day Mayor M with a genera here Bermuda C e ree- nu conclude te up Kifth ) persons are cxpected to march. Major General fmecdley D. Butier, dircetor of public fety in Philadelphia, will march at 400 Philadelphia police firemen. Governor Smith the column ! HELD AS RUM RUNNERS Stamford Four te for i Crown the H Hathor Owen's Hand ac close rac 00uER avenue ir sh of sch and fame mory. i hok schoon Boston scl and are 1 A . ad of will review division A. Ensore's Northern Light, Alden desig 1V, owned the favorites, Syiy In schooner, muda, and the er, Primrose Huggins, are the fisherman cls hy Commodore £ Bermudg Tloyd W, troit en. ' and the twice maae trans sailed by John B. ed to figure in The vessels entered ers follow: Class A—Hathor, Sidney A Fame, Harold 1. Sewall; Black Atexander Forbes; Flying Cloud, Li rence Grinnell; Sunbeam, 8. D, Ba Quita, George Woodward; Memor ; Blue Water, M. M. Smith, ' Hutoka, George R. Drake; from od 8 w. while 1 riming rey with a De Diablesse which tlantic trips and is Kelley, expect- contest, 1! by H. in sailed New Yorkers Caught In ham of Then Are Accused of Having Stolen Motor Truck, ‘ i ~Charles Steni- | Samuel Winkle, all of New re stamtord, June Albert Werle, ‘Thomas Shannon, York were held for superior court | trial today, on eharges of transport- | ing liquor. On June 5 & truck carry- ing ale and stout was seized and the men he After ¢ wal, and and their own- Beggs: Duck, urt Werle and Winkle were arrested charged with stealing an mitomobile which was in custody of | the state. ‘The truck and sedan seiz- od June 5 were placed in a garage by the police and the sedan was taken |away by two men., Meantime a motor rhmr-an_\ attached the truck, claiming n\\'r\'r!hux and also claimed that it was stolen from the camp. Don't Neglect Your Skin Ladics—A few davs' ticatment with 'S Liver will I SAYS DINES \\0\T TLN1II'Y Paper A\«‘r(s 550.000 Bail Has Been Returned to Shooting Victim, Los Angeles, June 12.—Mabel Nor- |mand will be ready to testify when !the trial of Horace Greer, her former chauffeur, on a charge of shooting Courtland 8. Dines of Denver, opens Monday, she announced on her re- turn from the east yesterday. She was in Dines' apartment at the time of the shooting, but denied secing the shot fired, ! Dines, says the Los Angeles Times has telegraphed Distriet Attorne Keyes he will not return for the trial, The paper adds the $50,000 bail money he furnished as a witness has | been returned to him, do more to clean up the skin than all the beauty treatiments in ereation, imperfect complexion is caused bya sluggish {lvcr. M Reataenes et Stomaen’ and for” Sallow: Pimply and Blotchy Skin, ~ They end the wisery of Co C HAUTAUQU “A Great Program for Everybod NEW BRITAIN June 24 to 30 First Week-day | Afternoon: Greetings and Announcements-—Chautauqua Superintendent Concert—Blue and White Marimba Band Junior Chautauqua Night: Concert—Blue and White Marimba Band Character Impersonations—Noah Beilharz Seeond Week-day Morning: Junior Chautauqua Afternoon: i Coneert—Kennedy-Johne Recital Company Lecture—"Divine Right of Government”- Edward F. Miller { Night: Concert—Kennedy-Jehns Reeital Company Lecture—"“The Inexecusable Lie"-—Private Peat | before Third Week-day | Morning: | Junior Chautauqua Afternoon: Lecture | | Popular Presentations of a Vital Subject— Chautauqua Superintendent Con The Swarthmore Trio Night: Powell cert Dean of American Magicians Fourth Week-Day Morning: Junior Chautau Afternoon : Full Concert tl ua spring-Holmes Orchestral Quintet Holy e Orchestral Quintet the Living Presemt” — Hon. Quin O'Brien ‘A Lecture-Foru Su of Fifth Week-day atior Drezsed on a Moderate Income” lr,‘rpi ne Dominick the Ma A Special Feature Comed:-Dras I'he Honor or r Sixth Week-day Morning : Junior ( Afternoon Entertainr Jolly Junior Night hautauqua ¢ A c Frederick C tivities Trappe ssian Cathedral Soxtet Sunday iranged SON TICKET R } FUY A SEA PHI BFTA KAPPA 'm :‘ Will Never Be V'i_ctim of Fox-Hunt Ik [eclebration of Sth birthday, ed, street the 25th reunion of her class Shell Placed on Stove | juries she | ton. [ sending \EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924, GlSL SICK IN BED Vassr's e Gradat Has | Commencement in Her Room 12 —~I'ropped her cap and | thes, Miss | -old Vassar | private com- vn yesterday. her room mate, her o and of Miss Charlton wus Phi Beta Kappa the highest rank the James Ry- | annu 141 graduate | diploma, 1s made by | president of | was arrayed regular which were | P up in June bed, night over 0, I'ra colieg: nces Chartton senior, had a ment pr Iy mence In the Margarct Mrs. Ma formally awarded the to which only students are eligible and Kendrick bi- scholarship, and her cum laus The award De. H cUracken Vassar e He too in his cap and gown. The commencement exercises at Miss Charlton’ 0 classmates graduated took pi 1 Since March Miss Charlton heen 411 with a mysicrious malady Vassar Brothers hospital Albert R. Moffat, chief medical at the hospital. has been unable to determine the exact of the disense as have icians Miss Char managed keep up her studies even in the hospital and passed her Anal examinations lying in hed. “She Moffat entirely Miss I nee n, W Key, has | in Dr. of- ficer nature | other phy on to hetter,” Dr | she will be much “T am i said very | soon." rlton John 1" riton street, Rrooklyn is one of V. ‘s voungest graduates, The graduating class at its annual | dinner in Main Tuesday night | disclosed that 25 of its members are already engaged to be married. Tt is at this banquet that the memt of the graduating class as a matter of custom arise one by and tell whether they are engaged Custom places each girl on her honor to tell | the truth. MAPLE HILL NEWS and theater Bridge elub next Tues. well (& &l ighter o Remse is the of She Washington, | Evelyn Walker, yvoung society debutante of She D. C., doesn't have to go fox huntmg with horse and hnunds. carries her fox along with her, ADMITS TWO MURDERS ‘ BUT JURY DISAGREES one ANSWERS GARBAGE KICKS supt. Pullen Offers Explanation Why Mistrial Ondered in Case of Florfaa| Fervice Has Beca Unsatisfactory | Youth Who Killed Father and Didor Sow. By fo nu rous have bheen the com- The party annual Juncheon and Mother, the Maple Hill postponed until day, June 17th, nts st garbage collection du Dr, again past pla ing W. Pullen, health departmer | statement expla xists, of Clearwater, F June 12 A trial was ordered yesterday in case of Frank McDowell, charged with the murder of his mother, when the jury reported it could not agree, McDowell confessed to the police | that he killed his mother and father |be remedi St. Petershurgh, Fia, ¥Feb, 1 The three collectors whe ha had i a contract with the ecity for the past | the rd last Raturday and David Yields to Lure of Radio and | mis the Riehard of beer the week, that the issued & an unusual it will soon | superintendent Ay ing that but that has past year sum- Miss Zulette Tucker who heon teaching in Akron, Ohio the will return home Sunday for the mer, | situation | | The graduation f the Newington Center achool will be heid {In the Newington Congregational | | hapel, Tuesday evening, June 19th. | at § o'cloc A pageant, written by Maudrey muperintendent of schools will be presented at this time by the | pupils. axercises ho {Tawlor of Newington took over the collecting throughout the eity, Dr. Coolidge situntion today, Diseussing the illen said the clty Listens in on Nominaijng Speech at I ction system in n changed during the alteration in the with the garbage | ihie to clean up the | This cleaning approximately two rmination of which regilar tematie eollection ean hogin, Tf th persons who now geem to be inconvenienced will be pa- Hent far tiys short period we feel that v 1o give them hetter has previously heen | garbage has boe -— Convention, i Miss Constance Grant of Golf street Was entertained a number of her young |yl friends last Baturday afternoon in | week, The col- districts, s it city The past White this ha entire Ving June “tuned in” | morning shortly [tion af the president | installed radio set effices | The instrument was distance from 1ha off Mr ldge and the ntion pro eould be heard throughout the | Ing. ton, 12 ; ction combined hefore thr in land nomina gh a new LI umulation of 1 made it impo! at will take the t the utiy once Maple 2 woek reon in "in with N . at Miss Viola Ehlers of avenus 18 spending the Mr. and Mre, Nels And Hampton, proces ot up a short wee e of Conl. | time the s edir At the meeting of the Newinglon Grange Tuesday évening the third and fourth degrees were worked by the Portland Grange degree toam Pre. eading the exerciges supper was sery it th MAN HIMIT CHASING BEAR collretion given MISSING Nor Signor Matteott, Hogor clalist dep has disappeared and in | the potice n unable to obtain ¥ it the ehamber of | Matteotti, disapprarance of her hu that he had with him documents which he 1o use in a ey n against 1 government yeenling b the th find Climbing for Mascot Falls, Breaking Back Providence 1 n A Willia the Tthod an attempt which br night and elimbed a was imported from Ch for Brown university obbins attempted to which is ordinarily imb broke and the ing a fracture of th Keeper Tree DEPUTY 12 ITALIAN of Theodore from Mt attende n June keeper i8 near death following sun bear hir ast The Mre. T. M. Cogswell returned Tuesday collegs where ma at 0 "y she Holyoke wherahouts, was Vo Arputic porti and hospital to re today Signora e in a from in re- tree bear gt a had | the | as a mascot | b y 1mbe tended ber mier M to ren Explodes, Woman Killed ina Takewood, N J Tuhe 12 My Walter Wood, of Willlamstosn, N. J,, died in & hospital here today from in elimb after epench the bear entte when 1, suffe efforts to I o him received yeostord three-inch shell, used as a door at her summer home in Beach Arling- near Lakewood, exploded, demo iehing a f the house and her thigh when & o - block et Tnmizration Grows Immigr cent duris A% compare “a atior Maont has i 104 pe portion a fragm Mrz. Wood the beach venit of the it 1 ey DON'T MARRY GIR TILL YOU SEE “WHY MEN LEAVE HOME" 1 t jesne picked up the shell on 19 to a state nt of m en per and eherished 1t as a ¢ 2 1 by tm im Immig 1 Etates has war. &he did not real 1 migratio the 1 cont, 1 #till eontaine it + noam == ca 8he lay the k ing itchen floor mor ¥ to the er Defies Ravy yshand hespital took mobite, Take Arium, Says Doctor, to Restore Health and Strength Give Lasting Relief from Pain and Bring Back Youthful Vigor to Mid dle Age—New Form of Radi- um in Tablets O ften Bhows Amazing Re. suits in Only 10 Days Time. £5.000.00 Reward I They Fall Peas Gusrastes Betow BESSIE LOVE ity s LAVE OF DESIRE” CAPITOL—Mon. v A sappeat 2 improcement | together | toms men | brought her into New | the New | effort are | than that of the average vessel used | ‘ BIG LIQUOR HAUL | Customs Agents Get Booze Worth | 180,000 in Raid on Two Boats Of New London Today. New London, June 12 Liggest liquor seizure known here since prohibition, either by land o' er, New York customs agents aloard the marine patrol hoat Lib captured alcohol valued at $180,0 with the tow boat Lorraine ita agyd her crew of 14 early this ing, a mile and a half off Fisher -Making the No More Hair On Face rkably n unsight, 'he Lorraine Rita was steaming to- | ward New York at the rate of about | fourteen knots when she was sighted | and subsequently captured by the cus- | who boarded her and | London harbor for anchorage thts morning. The Riw's cargo is the biggest laul York customs agents have made since they came here several weeks ago to bottle up the flow of li- quor from Rum Row, between Block Island and Montauk Point. Chief Tnspector Customs P. J. Sullivan of New York, in charge of | the marine patrol from that port to day, declared that four of the prin cipal waterways through which liquor is saturating places of consumption on land are being covered by patal easy to eminrrassing ce, arms or legs—roots no ndor. not the sifght no growing back of hair onger and heavier than ever. Quick oth uaranteed absolutely harmless ! arvelous new discovery, called Kerma, is A combination of rare Oriental Dbalsams. When applicd, it opens the hair pores, penetrates towards the hair roots loosens every hair, and gently eases it out leaving the skin clear, white, healthy and soft as velvet Karma is Mere's a ren remove instant hair from the and all! No muss, est injury ta skin, based proved scientific principles and is highly recommended b beauty . kpecialists. 1t is sold on an ab- solute guarantee Hf satisfaction by Clark & Rrainerd Co. Dirug store, Fair Dept. Btore, {drug dept. . NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT Are That upon [ boats. Fisher Island Sound, the Race, Pium Gut and Greenport were said by him to be patrolied continually in an to minimize rum smuggling throughout the Sound. The watch is } ned entirely by means of emall patrol boats, some of which capable of making greater speed | Indications Paul Painleve, Head of Chamber, Will Be Chosen To Succeed Millerand, in tha .llieit liquor traffic, PALMER'’S PLANS ACCEPTED Committee | tion to the of Paul June 12.—The elec presidency of the republic | Painleve, president of the chamber, |was believed today when after a meeting of icaders of the left coalition, a committee went to the senate and asked Gaston Doumergue, | president that hody, withdraw his candidacy. DParis, 2 assured Sehool Approves Addition to Smalley School Accommodations ~Halloran Named Chairman, The school accommodations com- mittee of the school board met yester- day and approved plans drawn by Clarence C, Paimer for an addition to the 8malley school, Five sets of plans were submitted in competition. Jo- seph M. Halloran, a former mayor and for several years a member of the school committee, was elected chair- man of the sub committee, Principal Slade Chosen To Go to Washington, D. C. Principal Touis P, Slade of the New Britain high school has been se- lected to represent the senior high school group of the Connecticut State ! Teachers' association, at a meeting of | the National Education association in | Washington, June 28 to July 5, Clar- ence P, Quimby of Manchester, prin- of the senior high school in that | has been named as his alter- Mosquitoes' Paradise Maubin, Burma-—~Maubin has largest and most mosquitoes in world, scientists declare. 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