New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 3

GOV. E. LEE TRINKLE 10 ATTEND EVENT New Haven to Celebrate Historic; Affair Monday New Haven, May 14.—New Haven, in the next few days, will take on a gala dress to be in fitting attire,to | recelve the many historic companies of the east which on Monday will | participate In the celebration of the second company Governor's Foot | Cambridge. The visiting companies | wiil be the guests of local company, | the city and the state. | Among the visiting companies will | he the Richmond |Light Infantry Bines, accompanied by Governor E. Lee Trinkle of Virginfa and his staff, pany Governor's Foot Guar Putham Phalanx of Hartfor Ancient and Honorabla Art company of Massachusctts; the vot- | cran corps of arti nd the old | guard of New York: the Fusilier Others will be the J'irst Com- | '° | |ans’ organizations | American Yeglon executives here | [lkewlse had the gubject hefore them oA KDRN OOLIGE O EAR 0 s Mother and Son to Graduate Neat Week Vrom Jewell Morning. Liberty, Mo, \ stamford, May 14.~Four persons N()Vembe]‘ { Is Favol‘ed hy Liborty, Mo, May 14, (AP)—Mrs. were injured, one seriously, in an au- Mary A. Church and licr son, James tomobile acclaent on the Long Ridge rond near here carly today., They are Paul C. Meyer of 64 Myrtle av- Witllam Jew tes for four years at will be Reserve Officers, Etc. | college here, s —_— graduated next week with A, B onue, Bridgeport; Irank Ruby,| il Hawlhorne atroet, Bridgeport, and| 'Wamhington, May 14, (AP)—A CCRPSRE o concerted movement was in pro- Misses Frances and Alice Doran of 4 "‘Ml” ances and A Doran of |/ ax today to have mtate cxecutives | When sho entered e Xt ”l" ocoupants of the car,|PIACE beforo President Coolidge | ¥ 1th her studies and ta 1 : : geupi 10 C" thelr views regarding the proposed |tive part in student uctivit s which turned over when it faile 0 ) i pobiby 5 innual “‘defense muster” on Armis- | has kept her home, Her ¥ make the eurve at Lockwood Corner, |\t o B Shens Chofsh ik & ere cut by fly slass, Ruby e 4 X by i it by flying glass, Ruby 8| o 0" 0onigent before reaching a | They have four children most seriously injured, according 0| gociaion on the plan drawn by a reports from the Stamford hospltal foominjitee of the reserve officers where they were taken gsociation and submitted by 1l Meyer, driver of the car, was fir [war department desires to know taken to police headanarters, whero | (it ™o "L potetlo 8 G alraamiint b charge of reckless driving was pre- |10 1o expediting the mattor ap. The old ery, nst him. Mo was then|;oq1y for prompt consideration were | jjve with |being sent to state capitols hy the itional guard Youths of today are drif from their parents t ents do not keep the lea lertn Mrs. Church vOus ¢ wrong in 1 ive with you. Set |r and veter- STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS mer, New York May 14 {for consideration of the Legion's at- by College I co from | © NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1925. e T T~ Sttt Mt S A el e 5 e e Polish Wreck Not Due To Inferior Roadbed | Warsiw The Joint oland, May 14-—AD t Danzig to investigat 1 disaster near Sta 8 people wer the railro; in which German cla , maintained by th )t responsible for th entional de been made 1o wrer ridor ur n the Polish c Near Dirs two men with the t hey flod fired as and a vas found at the spot w her a1 hean working. PLANE OVERTURNS Osaka, Japan, May 14—Al Major Pedro Zanni, Argenti avlator and his two companions ¢ 1 an accident here o'clock this morni wn-Polish committee here has been no solu 1 stones the rails and betweer veteran battallon of Boston, and the | titnde. : St 1411 seaplane overturne Varnum Continentals of Rhode Is- [;AUSINE TRUUBI‘E\ That news of the dofense fest he- | Stavanserfjord, iR S E et Jand came known in advance of war do. YUK e Uil The companies will arrive on Mon- | PR partment plans for publishing it was | T ”\‘“‘” L IOnres IANCHE e day morning. At noon a luncheon | 5 . |revealed yesterda 2 proposal \_' l‘_‘ ored : Anclsec will he given n honor ot Governor | Hiiack d Offi ALl ! was made pubie nembers of | Salles : 2 N | ——— Trumbull of Connecticut, Governor | ]Jflc ers a 6rS li the reserve assoclation recelved cop- | -olumbus, New Yo fay 14 Trinkle of Virginia, Governor Fuller | i ies of a report to the departme sy for Bremen . " :'llllll.l the milits s and distinguished 20 Acting Sec R (, guests at the Garde hotel wsidering drafting o e )Vhite PAET pa e which will be a bril San FPedro, Cal., May 14. (AP)— which would prohibit reserve offi- - [ jil‘ nd notable spectacle will start | Rum runners, hi-jackers and law cers from making public on fheir rexiaenceisbiaranl i : Batteri ut 2:30 otclock (D. 8 T.) Upon the | o\ corcoment officers were waging a'°furn to in ! o . crmination of the parade the com : 3 e en up while . anles will be dismissed where | triangular war today for control of i department o + . panies wi L Whereupon Pedro harbor. & ENTERS K. OF C. . the men will for anni S e e hibition |Mendations for tha test. he said - Al iy - versary dinn ) dining | Pollce amd foderal proMbitlon | opo ot ransmitted to the wilte | Buffalo, _ May AR 18 hall and the grand military ball in | “S¢0S admitted tha they h; M Honse until they were p ned in |Clarenes De Mar, four 3 L Wooluey Hlitto ol o success in stemming the flow of | (G0 0 FELL 0 y narathon race H - illicit liquor from a rum fleet of five G S S entered the Knights of Columbus 7 " g vessels lying off the coast hetween ) 3 e marathon o be run from Niagara g ®Pecilty. If your battery ia Robinson Defendant [ here and San Diego, but avowsd|Dense Throngs at Massey |5 one. to Buffalo on Memesial| 8 J?Hc‘wunmir. In Action for $1,500 that they had evidence to show tha Funeral in Australia av. pe Mar wit ropresent the § Fo rousle boond reuk, Paul Robinson of 5 y rckers » making it hot for wenington, Now Zealand, May 14 ]»“f; AMaan Rost NoiRal FAmeTS [EOERE oo bivtsryivalin street has be ned ) dam rs. remony |lcan i " o T ter #ges by Christian Potholm of Hart under investigation today of the| Other entries for the event an- g 4 "WU,1 i ford as the reenlt of an anton ¥ which took wssey, who died last | nounced today include Charles L. @ accident In Middletown last Sty ce last midnight on the road be- throngs lned the|Mellor, the national champ! . R day. The plaintiff claims that his|tween White Paint and Point Fir- Bill K SWhitey” N e -( )- automobile was parked on Berlin | min overlooking the harbor. wn of of Faost | & in into b $1 ] 820,000 Porte " will e B BATTERY SERVICE : . L] of small fast boats with w} Approximal Constable Fr As a result of 3 fined § cost con was fi y and scores of likely within the harbor district, uor runners have not a compar tor to put t SLELPING SICRNENS T (AP =] STUDY London, Mz iora attempting to We the liquor 0 Should Hearers Applaud A Minister’s Sermoi . J ., May 14. (AT red point i Memp! When a w preacher’s sern r. arl Home me g last D all the shall it r ern 1 STEEL WORK COLLAPSES rwalk, Ma 4.--Several st | S:dz Shoppe ] : )Gfiiflg Ot of Business || v v Corbin Red Sox in Deep River Sunday rbin Red Sox g0 tinds favor. STYLE—as American as Baseball The action, the brilliant flashes, the mettle and the grace—that’s the spirit of our styles —the real American spirit. Soda Fountain Fixtures For Sale! SODA FOUNTAIN ening on Diam t Hill park, wi morrow ¢ t Walr For Prices Apply To 289 MAIN ST. 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