New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1924, Page 12

2\, - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY B8, 1924, S ————— e 3 e e e e UNKISSED BRIDE SUED BY HUSEAND He Won Her my “ad,” Now She Doesn't Appreciate Him New York. Ju man asista settied hims yesterday afte ttie gray ha a week. I've never kissed aha e'a ma do e buy her thir my fa BAVINES ¢ 16 said she needed it to age ¢ r mother's ho “f had to Pay the miniater $10, It eost me 35 £0r the wedding breakfast, | 1 bought her $40 worth of graph records and only two weeks ago 1 gave her two alarm clocks.” u'd fall in love with her your. [ fr. Lehman,"” Waller continued phono- UTON" REILLY'S FUNERAL 10 BE HELD TOMORROW Will e i s Personal Friend alitwarcrs=Hurial 0 be n ar N CALIFORNIA TO PRODICE SILK A S farm reial | Take Back To People True Concep- Can Smile Now “When 1 saw her big blue-gray eyes, || her perfect 38 figure Jer pretty hair mixed with gray and M v row of gold teeth, I tell you rresistible, “She lets other friends call on her but she won't see me. And I bought ber an aluminum milk can for fifty- nine cents and sugar, eggs, butter and milk for her to eat. I forgot to tell you, Mr, Lehman, I also bought her a ten-pound ham, thirty pairs of silk| | stockings and more than $6 worth of beef, iron and wine. You ought to do something about it.” | Mr. Lehman confessed he didn't know just what statute appliied to the | situation but he asked Waller to come | back tomorrow morning an?d supoe-| naed Waller’s bride. He walked with Waller to the door of the office and came back to his easy chair, turning } on the switch of tho' radio, There came a voice: * “Alabama ecasts twenty-four votes for Osecar Under—wo00000d.” Great Career in Mounted Ended by His Retirement Saskatoon, Sask., July S.—After a stirring career of 37 years in the Roy- al! Canadian Mounted Police, Assistant Commissioner Theodore A. Wrough- ton has retired from the force. { Colonel Wroughton joined the force as a constable in 1887, He was pro- moted to be ingpector in 1568 and elo- vated to the post of assistant commis- sioner in 1919, To Colonel Wroughton fell the duty of pursuing criminals single-handed over trackless wilds. Later he was | prosecutor and magistrate among 25,- 000 men during the Yukon gold rush. Finaly he exercised the,police ower over millions of square miles i%/tm- Arctie. In the first two years Colonel Wroughton was in command of the Yukon Territory he sentenced 2,000 persons in the police court. He and| his force were so successful that the streets of Dawson became as safe as, those of an eastlrn city. | Houses of paper that could he scrapped when out of date, were sug- bassador No wonder Cyrus E. Wood is such a happy mood. man now. e to worry about the exclusion | tangles. | For he has resigned his post as am- | President 't and other diplomatic to Japan and were | The OFF FOR PARIS Premier Machonald and His Staf of Secretaries Leaves Today for Con fevence With Hevviol 5 were state of said, as he fit to 1 t Ked we e attack of hronchitia ¢ ng his recent Welah tour e premier plana to go to the Brit hassy on hie then te confé e time of his ret nwracted g of the house hursday, PLEADS WITH LAWYERS % Bar Assoclation Hears Argument To tion of Constitutional Govt, Ty | Philadelphia, Jul from | the people th He is a care- | No longer does he | N8 [the lawyers of A stitutional go * was made b Robert E. Lee Sanep of Dallas, Texas, president of the American Bar asso- |ciation In addressing the open session |of the anny ody ltoday. 1 jurists from all parts of here for the meeting whict through ¥ |was expected to tion today, while U. 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