New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1925, Page 15

| lz | 3 § | Second Section PREBLE GOING T0 HARTFORDY. M.C. A Has Had Charge of Industrial and Educational Wor); General Secretary Clarence H, Barnes of the Y. M, C. A. today re- cefved the resignation of Howard W, Preble, who has been in charge of educational and Industrial work at the Institution for the past year. Mr. Preble will go to the Hart- ford Y. M. C. A, on July 27 to take | charge nf business and dormitory promotion work. He has made many friends in this city and wil take with him their best wishes for future success, Mr. Barnes spoke highly of him this afternoon, saying that he was a popular official at the Mr, Preble 1s the seventh Now | Britaln Y. M. C. A. official who has become assoclated with the Hartford | essoclation during the past five years, BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Seven) class of the East Berlin Methodist | church, Mrs. Fred Peck of Keneington en- tertained at bridge at her home this | afternoon, in honor of her sister from Philadelphia, who is her. Mrs, Sterling Woodward and son, Robert, who have been visiting Mr, and Mrs, Charles Woodward, have returned to their home in German- town, Pennsylvania, Will Play Waterville. The All-Kensington baseball team will engage the town team of Water- ville in a struggle at the Percival av- enue fleld on Sunday afternoon. The game will be called at 3:15 o'clock and It is expected that it will be an interesting combat. The battery for the Kensington team wilk be Politis, | Harlow and McKeon. Fast Berlin Ttem: The regular meeting of . the Boy | Scouts will be held at Berlin this evening and the local members will attend. ‘The ladies of 8t. Gabrlel's church will meet at the church next Tues- day afternoon to make plans for an- other social The Junior ball team will play the Kensington Scouts on the Hubbard school field Saturday afternoon. The weekly barn dance will be held at Woike's in West Cromwel this evening and a number from this place will attend. Miss Nora Sickles of Hartford has seen the guest of Miss Ruby Nye at | her home on Muain street. £am Benegiana of the N. Y. Cen- rral b shop 18 now with the 9. E. F. barber shop.-—advt. PAPAL APPOINTMENT Rome, June 19 (A—Pope Pjus has ippointed Monsignor Edwin Byrne scar general of Jaro, in pines, as bishop of Ponce, Rico. *Porto MACKAY &WALLIN 63 MAIN STREET visiting | Philip- | GOULD CASES TAKEN FROM GOURT DOGKES Of Legal Scandals Of Many Years Standing, Newark, N. J, June 10.—(P-In an effort to do away with animosity orized the last generatton of the |Gould family, to use the words of |an attorney in the case, a settle- | ment has been reached out of court In four suits Involving the widow |nml ten children of George J. |Gould, some of whom are minors and some of whom are parents, The .settlement, the Chancery Court at Newark, pro- vides, among other things, for pay- ment of $1,000,000 to Mrs Guinivere 1SIncInlr Gould, mother of three children before the death of George | .(nmlllu first wife, /Edith Kingdon ;Guulrl Concessions as to varlous claims |are made by the estate of FEdith [ Kingdon Gould, mother of the seven |adult ehildgen of George Gould, and va Jay Gould, court tennls star, and | son of Georko Gould. | Attorneys sald each of the liti- gants made a personal sacrifice and | that members |amicably reunited, | There I8 pending, however, in the |New York courts litigation Involving | the estate of Jay Gould, railroad magnate and father of George Jay | Gould, This estate had shrunk from 1$82,000,000 1n 1892, to $50,090,000 |in 1923, and four nine years scores {of lawyers, whose fees at times ag- | gregated $60 a minute, engaged in it. Jay Gould's secks millions from George estate management. A $4,000,000 bequest {band awaits the outcome of the New | York litigation, Her claim for $ 000 a year for maintenance of he: |gelf and children, also is still un- | settled. SENTENCED 0 PRISON | Twenty years to Life in Guilty to Murder, L. Muller, 26, {Thomas L. who shot and killed Leemiug, prominent in il‘rpnkl.\‘n musical and civie cireles, | jon June 5, tdday pleaded guilty of {murder in_;the second degree and |was given(/@putence of from 20 I'vears to THe Jmprisonment in Sing ing hy Jgdge. Rosalsky in general slons cogrt, Muller afteped his original plea of | not gufity, made at his arraignment, | {rather than face trial by jury. Leeming was shot in a downtown | Manhattan office building, after he had rejected Muller's demands for money. Police sald blackmail was the motive of the killing. Judge | Rosalsky ruled the evidence failed {to show premeditation, witliout which first degree murder could not | be proved. hives In tombs of wax, NEXT Prominent New York Family Tires | as approved by | of the family were have been | Jay | |Gould's estate on the ground of mis- | |to Mrs, Guinivere Gould by her hus- | Given Charles Muller, who Pleads | New York, June 18 (A—Charles | Bees cover alien intruders in their | ‘BRITAIN HERALD FAIMAN ADNITSH ERRED IN STORY Says He Was “Mixed Up” on ' Cross Examination Chicago, Junév19 (A)—The state | rested Its case In the Shepherd mur- der trial early this afternoon, after |nine days of testimony upon which |1t based its plea for the death pen- |alty for the middle-aged lawyer lrhumml with using typhold germs to murder his young foster son, the millionaire Billy McClintock, The defense Immediately began | presenting its case in an effort to lcmm(nrafl any unfavorable impres- slon left by the state's last witness, | despite the fact court had but a few | minutes more to run before ad- | journment for the day. | The state's last witness, the man | upon whom it depended for estab- [lehing tho necessary “corpus de- lect!,” the fact that a crime had | been committed, was C, C. Talman, | proprietor of a small school known as the Natlonal University of sci- ences, His accusation of Shepherd as the man who got from him three test tuhes of typhold baciill and informa- | tlon how to use them in ellminating | young McClintock before marriage }wnnm nullify a will he had made in | §hepherd's favor, was attacked vi- clously by the defepse, but in lts essentlal points was not denfed by Falman upon cross-examination. Falman admitted he could not say who at the Chicago health depart- ment gave him the -germs, nor when, but contended to the end he passed them on to Shepherd. He {admitted also that he had not ac- counted for hut elght meetings with | Shepherd when he testified at a |bond hearing and yesterday had | enumerated ten, but sald he was “mixed up.” FIGHT OVER BILLBORRDS | { Injunction Prevents Their Removal |and legal scandal that have charact- | Penalty | Under Recently Enacted Law in Massachusetts, 2 Boston, June 19 (A tempo- rary injunction restraining the di- vision of highwaya of the state de- | | partment of public works from re- | moving the billboards of the Gen- | cral Oytdoor Advertising Co. of New | York, and other outside advertis- ing corporations, from lands ad- jacent to public highways, was is- |sued today by Judge Braley in the | supreme court. | Under authorlty of the legislature | the division of highways intended to begin the removal of about 10,000 billboards on July 1, The plaintiffs’ | claim, that the law authorizing the | removal of *billboards is unconstitu- tional, will be decided by the full bench of the supreme court. The state was given until July 20 to file answers in the case, rather | | | Chinese plctures suggest | than relato the story, TO METHODIST CHURCH OO et v pm NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, Women's Pineapple Sport Silk Hose The season’s best colors, First quality. For saturday pair. . 870 TABLE Grass Shears Made of good quality sieel, natural - finish blade with green jap- anned handles, Situntaysser DI C Sport Belts For women and missqs. good Cloth, Saturday Yard....., quality edges. tion; some very novel effects. For Saturday ... A little 10y et, comprising: fier, Bottle Brush and Rattle, Vor Saturday, complete ........ vesbens L, qualit; Satur- aay.. oo Cap shape, double mesh Nets, teed perfect, 6 in package, package .. 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We can say without reservation that this is the $1.00 Infants' sizes & Guaranteed quality Notions—Excellent Values Common Pins ........ lc 2-in-1 Shoe Polish.... 8¢ 3-in-1 Oil, 30c size.... 19¢ Stickerei, 3-yd. piece, all colors Bt o R Be e O e s o R IC Silva Putz.. e Willington Cotton 3 for 10¢ A small cellulold Jointed Doll, a Miniature Nursing Bottle, a Paci- 10c Dainty, Gum Rubber Sanitary Step-ins ........., 25¢ Velvet Grip Sanitary Belts, all elastic.... 25c DeLong Hair Pin Rolls, 3¢ Initials on Tape, 3 doz. 6¢c Kleinert's Petite Shields ........... 21¢ Fluffy, Billowy Lingerie For Women's fimu Five Summer Gowns, Bloomers, Chemise. Materials, voiles, batistes, nainsooks, crepes and novelty fabrics. trimmed and in a large and pledsmg assortment of colors for Saturday. . Big Specials Wear Costume Slips, Step-ins, Lace 49¢ at the Drug Department Williams Root Beer Extract ... Lux, B35 1) oy “Mavis" Talcum Powder . 14c “Lifebuoy” Soap “Palmolive Sham- poo,” 50c¢ hottle . 5¢ 25¢ Three Big Specials at Our Pages 15 to 28 The reward of honest merchandising is the confidence of the pubhc. We advise you to supply your wants tomorrow, for some extremely low prices are being quoted. Future needs may also be anticipated with Economy. Boys’ and Girls’ One-Piece Bathing Suits Sizes 24 to 34. A large( number of colors. Contrast- ing borders and arm hole edgings. For 39 c Saturday .......ee. A Fine Lot of Imported Refrigerator Tooth Dishes Brushes | ... o soos quaies Selling Satur- | crystal glass. Three compartments, can be day, at ...... loc e Values to 25c. e 45¢ Sat.,, set y.... 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For 35 Saturday, yard Dress Waffle Cloth in a number of the best shades, suitable for children's dresses. 25 For Saturday, yard C Stamped in fetching designs to em- broider. They come in a pleasing variety of colors and are of plain or ki ... 95¢ For Saturday ...... Women's 3-Piece Reed Living ;RAoorm; Suite || RayonSportSillHose 72.INCH SETTEE, CHAIR and ROCKER —U p]mlstexed spring $95 00 Rib to toe, . 505355556560 05 6555500553555 5555555 S L0000 0055350 RS0ITHI TSI IR TR NSNS S9SN 0000 Bathing Caps All colors, with frilled edges, at a price that is astonishing to say 5 the least. For Saturday ........ C in all the new A color for every For Saturday, pair summer cushions covered in attractive bateen Priced. . shades. “3-Piece l‘pholsteled Living-Room Suite— §| o Marshall spring construction, covered in * attractive blue velour. 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A special purchase of newest styles in Women's Hand Bags—underarm, turn key and top strap with inside frames, fitted with mirrors. $1.00 value Buffet Mirrors—Attractive pattem just { the thing for a wedding $1 2 95 W -3 rvxft Priced at 4 ———— b- PORCH S e Pongette Pantie Dresses Sizes 2 to 6, trimmed with contrasting pipings in a pleas- ¥ ing variety of colors. Also embroidered designs on pock- ets, etc. For 49(: u» Saturday ..... RAG RUGS A good heavy quality Rug; le;zular $1.39. For Saturday CRETONNES A very complete assortment of patterns. Priced from 390 to 890 vard * One Special Lot— ch Saturday, yard... Men's Nainsook Athletic Union Suits All sizes from 36 to 46. roomy. Well made and fin- ished. For Saturday Scrim Ruffled Curtains Made of good qualit\‘ material, complete with tie backs, 2 1-4 yards lonz 59 C For Saturday, pair This type of curtaining is ideal for the Buy a half dozen garments at this price summer home. 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