New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1925, Page 2

4 P MRS A W Vs PR et R B A s FIRTTOY I ATRORTRTMVEY RETIERTE NSO NSRS ER - ) i s ' At NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEKALD, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1025 DEKAY RETURNED " OF on 4,000-Mile Race DISCOVERER OF LAKE ‘ GEORGE 15 BEATIFIED 0 STIND TRIA cop— Providence Banker Sluded U §. | . » b aw morning with the cabinet In| New York, Inl‘ 12 YeaI'S g ¥ 3 b ;;robnbl_\' the last regular session of | rsauc Jogues, | that organization until fall, yman to enter the state of New Al will be in readiness for the yYork and discoverer of Lake George, |arrival of Mr. and Mrs, Coolidge at [now (s one of “the blessed.” He ‘ 3 ¢ . {thelr summer home early Wednes- |yas beatified yesterday 8t. gled almost beyend recolnluo‘n and fire was applied to his naked flesh, Later with the ald of =& Duteh merchant he escaped and re- turned to France. However, the church held his de- votlon and he returned to America. On a mission to cement a pea treaty with-the Mohawks, a blac box Incited the Indians to rumors of rarcery &'w! Father Jogues was taken captive agaln and re-submitted to the utmost torture. One savage.cut strips of flesh from his back and ate them, On Ogtober 18, 1646, he was called to the chlef's lodge. As he bent his head to enter, a tomahawk crushed his ¢huli. An Iroquols, whoe followed to defend the missionary, put forth his arm to ward off the blow, but falled. Rene Goupll, a companion during the first capture, was killed at that time. John De La Lande, captured with Father Jogues the second time, was slain a few days later, Both were beatified yes- terday with John ! De Brebeuf, and plans for further governm! economy, The addreas will be de- livered early in the evening and will be broadcast by these radlo stations. WCAP, WEAF, WJAR, WEEI | W00, WSAI and WOC, Practically all urgent business has [With Seven Other Jesuit Martyrs, been disposed of by the president Sy and he spent the day recelving Catholic Cletgyman.Explorer is Honored Charles Garler and 'Noel Charbanel, who were killed by the Hurons in Canada. A chapel has been built at Aurles- ville, near the scene of Father Jogues' torture, Helpful Hair Hints A leading half dresser ma: tound mothing as good as P to make the hair wa: and to make ite g Remember for the h All dr FRANKE. GOODWIN Egesight Specialist 327 MAIN ST. * TEL. 1908 Mosquito Cream . | el A soft cream, free from ¢ sought for ears in connection with the wrecking of the Atlantic National ¥ this city in 1913, arrived rday In custody of United | service agents from extradition iartered for » Biltmore hotel under He will be arraigned grease, to keep away flies L Makes the picnic a pleasure. THE DICKINSON DRUGICOMN IS i o] At GUARANTEED | day. | Peter's, Rome, along with seven | James Haley of Bt. Louls, who has | gther Jewulia who were killed by |attended Mrs. Coolldge as & secret | \yorican Indians In the seventeenth |service representative since she en- | . iy, Beatification is a stage in |tered the White House, returned 10 | iy, progess of elevation to sainthood. |duty after a two day leave of | i iy jogues was captured by | absence, bringing a bride, formerly | ¢p, Aonawks and taken to their set- | | Miss Evangeline J. Holler of this | {ioment near the present town of elty. Aurlesville, N, Y. He and two com- Announcement of the wedding |, .io.y were made to run the gaunt- proved a surprise to friends of both | warrlora; they were | b 5 |let of 200 except Mra. Coolldge, who had Kept |yo0i0n ‘out and bruised and sub- the secret for them. | mitted to the greatest torture. | Father Jogues' fingernalls were torn and mosquitoes, Arother Just Freed, a brother, wa 2 last An English employe has been on | off and his hands lacerated by bits | time to his work for 60 years, l(rnm the savages: his hands were | 169-171 MAIN ST, : LleR oL ; I'hey're off—on the longest yacht race in history. These | three yace and another one not shown, are racing 4,000 miles from San Francisco to Tahiti, The Shawnee, owned by Mark I‘ontana, is leading, and the Idalia, owned by Painless Parker, and the Eloise, owned by J. C. Pivver, are just cross- ing the line as they leave San Francisco. The fourth hoat is A. Norris' Mariner. ANOW Indictment of Bankers ddward P. for misapp! and John Metealf was on of funds; L , James rrar wor abetting THA 'S SOMITHING kL 11 STAGE PLAY SAID to n‘v’: by De- Henry be- Rordll T i s Retires” Production sore ion. 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Lester h of the Olympie club of San Francisco was timed in 2 minutes, 48 1-10 seconds, in the 220.yard hackstroke race and Warren Little- field of the Neptune club of Stock- t by the watches in conds for a new ard breakstroge ree- 1 440-yard breaststroke rec- 1s 2 minntes, 48 410 seconds » 440-yard breaststroke record £ minutes, 28 seconds. COOLIDGE READY FOR VACATION Will Leave Tomorrow for His| Summer Home June 22 (M—Ready 1o proceed tomorrow to the “Sum- | at Swampscott, pPresident Coolidge will furfill gement here by speak- to the semi-annual Washington, mer White House" n ! ddress, Mr. Coolidge 18 forth in some detail | reduction | o set pes for future tax e Use BAKER'S "There's None Better” Y. M. C, A. C. A or A. on Saturday, June 27 from 9 A. M. to 12 M. 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