New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 3

FOLK SONG RECITAL B FLLENR COOK Colorful Program at Burritt School Thursday Night IFolk music aof the middle-Euro- pean peoples has been galning In pépulnrlly since the formation of titelr own nations, A program of fobk musie, presented in thé color- ful costumes of the people who have made it, will be given the New Brit- ain public Thursday evening, at the Ellhu Burritt school. Miss Ellenor Cook, who will give the main part of the program, has been enthusi- astically recelyed in New Britain before. S8he will be accompanied by Miss Ruth'Haun of Hartford, who will also wear costume and will sent a plano group by composers from the Slavish countries. Miss Cgok carrles with her a speclal cur- which fits into the atmosphere he program. Miss Cook's New Britain concert will be augmented by a group of Russian folk songs to be sung by the choir of the Russian Orthodox church under the direction of Mr, Bakoota. Other New Britain na- tionality groups will also sing. The program for the recital is as follow 1. Jolk Bongs from Czechoslovakia Come to us, Shubajko The blacksmith The postman Cradie. song Sedlak ¥ . Maiden, ‘what are you doing? t me, little wolves The covered wagon Duet—Slovak dance ...... Dauco-Czechoslovak Polka Dvorak Don’t Fuss With ™ Mustard Plasters! Musterole Works Without the Blister—Easier, Quicker There’s no sense in mixing a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness with a little clean, white Musterole, Musterole is made of pure oil of mustard and other helpful ingredients, combined in the form of the present white ointment. 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If these are your troubles— Be Sure You Get BERLA] TABLETS PRICE 25¢ Sald and Recommended Everywhere NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1925 from Russia and the | that Abdel Hamid Anayat, brother | Jacobson, ¢ der with the St. | of Abdel Fattah; 1 him Musa, | Lonis Browns, who has refused to Mahmud Rashid, Dr. Shafik Maneur | join his team because of a salary dis- and Mahmud Ismall were all| pute, signed a contract with Presi- members, | Americ: Jacobson arranged to e | dent Ban Johnson of tI The police this morning arrested | Hag Ahmed, an cmploye of the rallway workshops, at his home, and league today. join the Browns at once. Johnson de- clined RALPH J. RECK to reveal the terms of the {in the 20th division, 111th machine |AVOW that they found there a parcel Jacobson had ben holding | gun battalion at Elizabeth, N, I, on 18 a revolver and a quantity A $2,000 increase from last March 28, 1917. In December of type™ ammunition. The | year's salary of $6,004, | that year he was promoted to be | Pelice declare that while bullets of o i, his type have been itical outrages during recent yeg they had heretofore been unable obfain any samples of it, corporal and the following January 'S TRIP. to be sergeant, Iie was mustered out as a sergeant at the close of the 1 in six po- | OPPOSES FLEE to ' Non-War Advocate Sees in it a Mili- | war. While in the service Licuten- | 270 &0 tary Suggestion. lant Teck became a qualified ma- l_n]“'i”"‘ Ahmed has exerclsed a deep Washington, April —Secretary | chine gun instructor and a gas in glows influence among the rail- | Wilbur was urged today red- tional Coun- erick J. Libby of the Ni War, to aban- for Prevention of don or curta the program for the fiect visit to Australia A letter written by Mr. Libby said the psycholo the cruise all on the side of misun- structor, and was under fire in the Meuse, Argonne and at Metz Lieutenant Rec s been in the hotel business for about 10 y« He came to' New Britain on March |15 from Ashville, N, C., where he | was connected with the Grove Park | way worke THREE SENTENGED 10 EXECUTION cil cal cffects Inn, said to he one of the largest derstanding even in Australia, but summer resorts in the world, I'rior ! not lese 5o in the United States and | to that time he was manager of a AR Ju:,: n A | | hotel in Bryson City, N, C. He has L T - M re are unquestionably,” it the Continental in New York city! I"nited who prefer that we avold mllita enthusiastical v gesture nd who are |and a number of other northern ho- | Iy behind our preside [ tels. With Their Lives e s in the attempt to mattain a con- | t and unwaver policy of DEFENSE TESTIF]ES } April 22.—The threc | friendship and understanc g with h | defendanty of the 16 com- | all nations.” unist members of the German heka” today were sentenced IN LYMAN'S ACTION :' i to death for murder and terroristic e ) acts. They are Felix Neuman, Ern- Witnesses Say That Mrs, Simons | cst Poege and a Russian, Alesander Skobievsk, Intended Farm to Go to | i The 13 other defendants werc Grandson. given penitentiary sentences va - 5 trom 135 years to five months Middictown, 22.—~Testimony ' Was a rush of spectators for the final of witnesses for th > was | session of the trial which occupici lNDlAN heard this morning in suit of the German supreme court ten Horbert Lyman, East Hampton farm hand against Postmastcr Harlan G. Hill, administrator of th of Mi®, Phoche Simons, for $9,000 which Lyman claims is due him for | Fricnds of the defendants 1 red carnations through the courtroom and also sent floral tri- bufes, which the police confiscated, Neumann is a Berlin printer who estate NU-LIFE is the medicine nincteen years of scrvice on the|claimed that in 1923 he was com- Simons farms missioned by Skobievsky to organize that the lndl_ans would use if The first witness, W. Tl McCoy of [ the proposed communist revolution thev were sick., It contains 1ast. Mampton, said that he had | which, a ling to the charges.| herbs to relieve the kidneys, Lno that both Lyman and Mrs. | was to start in Saxony and then s el o Simons for 15 years, and that during | capture Berlin, Neumann, who V ver, ) els "T purify the a conversation with the latter sev-|furned state’s evidence, claimed to | Flood. Inlf(‘ blood makes cral years ago she had told him she have received §35.000 from Russian | strength, vigor, and vitality wanted to keep the place for her|sources fo promote the revolution. | makes the skin clear, the mind laughter and grandchildren to be|The d maintained that Neu- . v]mm‘ after her death. TIn October, | mann was a mental d m‘:_ A active — makes the mangon 124, ufter Mrs. Sintons h, hel Skohicvsky, a Russian mechanical Woman feel young. It drives made a deposit of $25 with Mr. Hill | worker, was called the “master out disease. NU-LIFE IN- for the purchase of the farm for| mind” of the revolutionary group.! DJAN REMEDY contains Iron. $4,300, McCoy testificd. Before he | He is alleged to have been working | . g deeided to purchase the farm, Me-|under Moscow's direction and to 110N Makes muscles and Coy said e asked Lyman why he | have placed money from Moscow Strength, and you will say Jidn't buy it It German munitions workers for when you have used NU-LIFE 11 vould TLyman's answer was that he the purchase of arms and ammuni- | that it is the best medicine on buy the farm for $2,000 and that|tion, St any one who trespassed on the farm Peoege, a carpenter of Leipsic earth, . 1S 1€ Mmos alked would be tortured day and night,| was charged with being ono of the Of Mmedicine today, because it the witness said, IFurther testimony | ferrorist group that proposed wnder does the business. ong the “ghost” lne which had | Neumann's direction fo' distributc At all druggists, $1.00. Get been expected to fignre in the trinl | poisoned food to a gronn of melected | 44 2t the City Drus Stors € after Lyman claimed to have had | government officials and industriar | 10 At the City Drug Store. spiritualistic communication with jeaders Mrs. Simons, was stoppe At-| The other defondants, charged torney Lyman’s counscl er tered an objection Flood, variously with murder, incitation to murder, attempted murder and high Simons | o1 Michael Pureel, rs ason ara: Johannes Szon, Boerlir grandson, and his mother, Mrs. Mary | focksmith; Rudelf Margics, Bochum tified that Mrs. Simons intended the in taxi driver; Otto Koenlg, farm to be theirs ittgart furniture polisher; Adolf - tgart fron worker; Emil Any insurance is 'f | WILFUL MURDER snisse, Stuttgart fireman; Marja l | [ Lesnisse, wite of Emil Lesnisee: 8°°d °“°“gh | Such is Coroner's Finding in London | Gottwald Mens, Berlin fitetricn | [ R on 1O have Want aonil Dancing Girl's Death. | worker; Ewald Huk rlin work- London, April 22.—A coroner’s| man; Emil Gallup, Berlin mechan- dent. but when you do you jury has returned a verdict of wilful | icfan; Karl Intorf, Berlin tailor; want the best. That's the murder in the death of Grace Bla- [ August Mayer, Berlin clerk; George kaller, sixteen-year-old Berlin wood worker. teacher who was found Skobievsky was known among his throat cut on ti low communists as a Russian gen- mother's home in West Kensington | eral and a military organizer of rare on April 11 | ability According to Ncumann, he nest Rhodes, was in Germ t only because of | only kind we handle. DeWitt A, Riley Co. INC. dancing | Kuhle her of he with e steps r| fe cighteen-year-old n German valet, told th police he | his military value to the communists, National Bank Ruildim: slashed the girl with a razor during | but also as a go-between for the a fit of impulsive jealousy as he was | third internationale of Moscow. W).’#g[k ifed him ont othe va s I or lles in honest ¢ i 'mwfln“&'flm l night sce during the Faster holi- | opportunity for honest es i i days, L the Classified ads.” l ‘ i Ukratne SOUTHINGTON NEWS | (DIRECTORS OF Y. W. C. A. | Promi 2 ¥ ol R ") | rommnent Engineer days -RI-1 The lovely malden Kiltonle Post, American Leglon, | | 2 Lt ! Trow ! [1las very” sissemtus ‘panee s | | onderful For Muscular Kheumatism The last five rubles the Edson house last night, 110 per- Mrs., George W. Traut and Other 4 f 3. Plano Group —— sons being present, including repre- — | | v Etude doanannanns Avensky | o o b l sentatlves of the local manufactur. / . | Oficers Chosen Agaln at Meet- | Serenade , Rachmaninoft G A 458! t CO [ ing concerns and Leglonaires from L d gF w l]d d | Mopak ...v40 ++ Mussorgsky a“‘o ss ma lon ness OH\Ih'ls(ol. Plainville, Merlden, Hart. | an m Orce "' mwn a" | ing of Board | ; 4. Yolk Songs from Poland f ford_and New Haven, State Com. | | £ | The directo of the Y, V >} ! Walt for me, Hanna Is Given Out mandor E. L. White of New Ha- | Daflge[‘ Is Averted [ a8 dirfcior of the 1. Wi G & Rosemary ven was unable to attend, but Dr. ‘"\(' this morning and clected the A young man's song Barnes of the Elm City, commander | —_— "““;““' officers to serve for the Cavalry song ‘airo, Egypt, April 22.—The ju-|of the second district, substituted o aliinat Baraimaa e coming year | DANE +iyurres Folsh Krakowaki | , Chiro ES7RL Apeil hod | for him most efticlently. Past State [ ' o"Mington. April 22.—Tho 1and- | “presigent, Mrs, Grorge W, Traut; | ¢ Miss Cook wil also sing somo |diclal authorities have published | 5 0L ORE A RN ey, exe. |INE detachment of 165 officors and | (irst vice-president, Miss Ilora Hum. | ’ American Folk Songs. | what they state to be & sUMMArY (. iive gecretary to Governor Trum- Meh from the light crulser Denver | phrey; second viee-president, Miss| f During Intermissions New Britain | of the confessions of some of the | bull also spoke, while the past com- |has been withdrawn sfrom Cefba, | Loulse Noble; seerctary, Mrs, Wil | | glrls will sing in Itallan, Russian, | men accused In connection with the {manders of the post, the officers, jronqyyras | liam P, Felt; treasurer, Mrs, 1'red. | | Ukraintan and Pollsh. | assassination last November of the land the chalrmen of the varidus 4 erlck G. Platt; assistant treasurer, i Withdrawal was effected yesterday ; D e o Sirdar of Egypt, General Sir Lee commitices reported on the progress g s % FOBY | Miss Ma hittlesey | Stack of the post ind was made possible by the ar- The social committee, through its | accused, 13 quoted as declaring in| The Lewis high school baseball Sout i eI OR R B v c ek, il the gyr the course of his etatement that, [team, fresh from its week-end vie b ; 1 PR il | P 4 cspatches from Consul Waller at . EOLY followingitheltallurefot thejotavers | (orvion s Moy BRI l:““,[' Ceiba today reported ‘u‘ attle on ml“ A Lpesd (D satlons between the Egyptian and |trade school, was scheduled to take | " 0 00 af Calhn Monday. night in The Silver Bay club meets tonizht H | [ British premiers in London on the |the fleld against Bristol high this | (400 EE 00 (Hm FOR deral troops | (0 €leet dr to the communi | RIE I sy o Sudaneso and other —questions, e |afternoon at the Sand Hill grounds. | J cer BAG CAMERGN Fedetul trooms | oL e | el | met with Dr. Shafilc Mansur and ‘(m”‘gm”'“','y“i""f]:"('(';‘, ,'lh") 008l cabled from Celba about noon | Poard of the Y. W. €. A iy or RalphJ Reck Commlsswned by‘lluhmurl lsmall - at Dr. Shafik's| will oppose Windsor high he lay sald it was thought that | Bay, Lake George from July 14 to . | . | house, when it was declded to com- | = o H 4 ladies’ auxiliary revolutionists in the vicinity of | mit @ series of political murder The A . and “T i ¥ | Celba would he completely disperscd | The gitls of the Beacon club of I wa]‘ Depa]‘[mem | with the Sirdar as the firs victim, |Will furnish the entc l“‘l DS "' ‘l"{ Srhetinia Girl Reserves cooked their supper 14 | The declaration says the trio be-|the first night of the bazaar to he | in Jeffers of the Denver|out ors lust night and then ve # ol . ynt | Blven by St Thonmas' parish hegin- g nver / — lisyed the Independsnee, ot - URspt i ¥R, (0 2o Sty my aminuing |2 letachment ushore Monday | joyed a swim in the Y QR > 2 palnad yolitical | Ning tomorrow night a J - 7 y 5 Ralph J. Reck, clerk at the Bur.| could only be gained by the polltieal ¢ T8, FEC oo™ A Waketeh en. [MOMNINg at fhe urgent request of | po evening. Some glrls {ro ritt hotel In this city, was com.|murders. All the persons men-| B R0 S0 BRIl be | President Barahona of Honduras | the wele club also joined them | missioned a second Ileutenant in the | Hioned in Muhl.a\ y confession have staged. Joseph Erbe ls director of and local authorities at Ceiba. The | for swimming | Reserve Officers' corps, y | Peen arrested. .thmul'l I,.«m;ul 8116 production, the cast of which |121dinE was made {o protect for-| This Thursday girls of t § branch, in the U, 8, army, according | ;"‘I""é“::"'(‘)'l" of the minlstry of plous | & Miss Katherine Gorry, Miss |80 lives and property Pinnacle club will attend the coneert 4 to an announcement made this | ONNCations. Anna Kelley, Miss Gertr Foley, TP Fer L Ly Ellenor Cook of folk songs 1o be morning at Washington by the war | .\vIu!\I’nuJ Washld, a r,“”,“,"f worker | FoCth Trbe, G. Patrick Crean and | GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY e s e department. He will continue on re- | I8 2lleged to have confeesed that he 5oy ™ gp oi'vy” The Children of | I¥man Yanofsky, automobile body | girls will mect at the school at 7 il | was a member of the “Soeicty of 3P L EUT T e enter. | Ruilder and painter doing business |, teck was I the Biue and Gray | vengeance,' and (hat Abdel 8poke | oinment on ¥riday night; Isabela At 336 Park strect, filed a voluntary 76 il be w Tiilke far gL division, w ncluded New Jersey, | [0 him about the murder plans; that | o, o), Knights of Columbus. on |Petition in bankruptey yoster fielericn Batdtdey aflarnogn. The iivision, which included New Jersey, Maryland and Virginfa. He enlisted | 1o 191t his automobile, that he and |gaqyrqqy evening, and St. Rita's cir- | Statng that his asscts were 81, girs will meet at the Y. W. C. A, by ! 20 : oo [ Abdel drove fo the scene of the i “yughiers of Isabella, on the and his liabilitics 208 3 el | misratinren e e e | outrage, walted until the assassina- |gna1 night, Monda petition was filed through the office K H | tion was accomplished, and then Mg S of Hungerford & Saxe. el G Gt o ! 4| cocaped with Ibrahim Musa, another | yfies Celia Kline, daughter of Mr. | E— — ves are asked to mect 1or]l’lj‘: :}:vvr\scv'!» ; : ; jand Mrs. William Kline of North | BRINGS SUIT O\l:ll CHECK P Y. M. C. A. to make May Day “I have tried many remedies for ' recommend NOX-RI-TIS to anyone it ]” “"V n his reputed confes- yrain street, was given a miscellan- | An action for $160 has heen | packets to be given ¥ nuscular rheumatism and was in who is troubled with rheumatism. 1¢ ;:‘:\m\r:?;"[ :\fr{«“;”_“‘fls ill\‘\iwiis” mr:'n: eouy shower last r‘\'r*lntng”nl 'ny]f Vl‘rmu:hl by I“-lrr \mxr:ls\;i:lull‘;u?, ¥ pAve Y the hospital on three dliferent occa- | has certainly produced wonderful ree | lgypt o 6 belleving that [home of Miss Dorothy Hartford. Paul, proprictor of a Middletown o e AR [onsakbit can!t sayithat T zot muelisulla in my case It s allithativen in:»umn rulo could only be ended by | Migs Kline recelved many gifts from |restaurant. The writ, drawn up by Second I ord A“Pld"( : i el U L Roviradielat P‘L,,‘ \,ifilrrl}l\t;ri‘v:‘l‘fn] ;n;xm lual reprisals. |her friends, She will be marrfed to Hungerford & Saxe, claims that the In Service Next Week 1. asant street, Man- |and working every d No ' ntofs ‘m”,mp 'o;’L. ’;nh vm: |'UI,M4U’"; |It|"’nf|lph Evans of Bristol next Mon- | money is due Vouras on a check Detroit, April 22. — The “Maid W pless nights” The above state- | rage, part in it and was |day. tendered him by the defendant. Dearborn 11" second airplane pur He is was given voluntarily to ‘our | onh informed of it by Abdel after == e hased by the Ford Motor company & at Miller-Hanson. it had been committed, y Plainville Grange will observe MESTA CO. HEAD DIES ut Me Mass. | is being spectally. in- M . Mohamed IFahmy, another of the | *Nelghbors' ight” PFriday night York, April 22, — George aoTne v red me so fuced to the people of New Brite i::f:sojlv'_:}41:x'|\t|fu1 commilting out- and has invited the local GRrangers | yesta, president of the Mesta Ma- ts between Detroit and ¢ vears that it |ain by a lahoratory expert at Miler- ‘lI‘I:(;I.? ‘:A;n L 8¢ \..‘,(u 1 ropeans I:ul, to be present “"r‘l .‘“.n‘r‘:y 4m. nitda- fenine company of Pittsburgh, dicd t week, test flights of th I would have to 0 Church St. Call or write ['das ',”r’( 1'- ld;vlul['u lon in the Sir- tion of a class o candidat today at the Ritz Carlton hotel. resterday indicated. ip work entirely. I make r EE booklet “Forms of Rheu~ ar affair, ¢ also admiited the I - rvation in saying that T hes matism.” | existence of a secret society for S UP. carrying out crimes, and claimed | (hicazo “Baby Doll" Many tell us that, while they were first attracted to the OAKLAND Rix by its impressive appearance, ownership cen them a greater appreciation of its inner worth. It is this blending beauty with rugged stamina that is winning and holding the good will of Qakland buyers, EVERYTHING MUST GO BY SATURDAY e nas A Few of the Items Left: Diamond Solid Gold | Wm. Rogers ‘ Cluster Ring Men and Boys' | 26.piece Set of Signet Rings were priced 7 diamonds Silverware 6 sapphires | Was $100.00 J up to $12.00 Was $15.00 § Now $62.50 Now $8.50 All odd pieces of | Perfect Diamond « Whole stock _nl' Sterling Silver Solitaire Ring Diam ‘I’l” ‘11.11‘("" gagenie Uings reduced below Was $33.00 5 o ngs and Weddin g Rings on sale, cost Now $24.00 Our First Sale in 31 Years and one which you will long remember rtion of the public by its re- AW = — = of design and sturdy construction. It o won t ition of its owners by its hidden quali- ties wl 1 to those who own a GRAY. The o~ ° e l AY s ‘fwldv'. H:v\('f.‘\, economy record of ; 33 8-10 n per gallon ol gasoline. JEWELER AND DIAMOND DEALER IHI OWNERSHIP OF AN OAKLAND OR GRAY T 295 MAIN ST. CAR IS A MARK OF SOUND BUSINESS JURGMENT AND THRIFT See these Models at No. 6 Elm Street, New Britain The Hard For Quick Resu — — ————— Ite 1 use Herald Classified a Prize : . 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