New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 14

SOCIETY WONDERS + ABOUT REGEPTION Speculations as {0 How England », Will Receive Lady Dunsiord thus legitimatizing dren but who n American socla . John Broderi econd wmarriag sement had he be marrled, they Hanson performed the o Her Wedding Gown the ehurch to t in a taxicab she Panama hat blonde bohbed She called her He addressed hushand “George." onr marriage days and affer that the eontinent three years ago. Dunsford s the da grandfather Girl on the 1914 when che can of Howard Gonld, bother of Georg Miss Sinclair earried a letter of in husband of the Edith Kingdon Remained in 1 arn to her i BERLIN NEHS OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE AND YALE-HARVARD MATCHES Tennis Tournament Opens Friday and Drawings Are Made At Newport Today N L § T, July 20 (A—Drawe. \ teams representing Oxford i Cambr and Yale and Har- | ich will open Friday at the liere were made t v by . 5 nimlittee, « tain J. J. British team and Cap- Arnold W. Jones, of the Twelve sin- matches will I'riday fore- dvaw follows, Brit «h players s H. K. Lester vs, W. W. R imner v on, 3d.: J. J. Lezard ins; J. P. Tarleton vs. 1. H. Van Allen vs. J . M. Jonklaas vs. Al- g er vs. Jones; Van Watson; 1ezard vs. Brigs Klaas ve. Hopkins, Doubles: Tester and Tarlefon ve, nes and Watson; Jonklaas and ner v, Ingraham and Whithe rd and Van Allen va. Briggs and ins; Lezard and Van Allen vs. Vatson; Jonklaas and gs and Hopkins; ter and Tarleton ve. Ingraham nd Whitbeck; Lezard and Van Al- aham and Whitbe and Sumner vs. Jones and ar ve len ve I | \Watson; Tarleton and Lester vs | Briggs and Hopkins |Subseription for Stock Basis of $4,500 Suit €amuel Applebaum has been sued 10 damages by the Liberty B e e T S o et L mpany to which he is said bscribed, Roche & fesned the writ, which is in the eity court the sec- nd Monday of Augnst A 1 Sable and M. H. Herwitz, rmerly doing business as the T'ni- “0al & Wond Co, have 2t action azainst Santo and etta Puzzo for 8250 damages. writ, which is returnable the third Monday of Augnst in the city ned by Alfred LeWitt, has sued Leo F far 31 for alleged non- ment of a commiseion. Thomas court, wa oo Hennes McDonough lssued the writ, furnable in the eity eourt 1 Menday of August, Serve Constable George made A Rrark Alfred TeWitt, acting for John Andruk, has hrought snit for $75 s 1inst Paul Cashmiztan. e returnable the third in the ety court, “Tahs" Building Fund (‘ommittee Appointed William A. Forseth is chairman of M. T A, & B ety solected to conduct a drive committes of the 1 building fund At deise il 1 will continne next month ntil all members ed. Members of eorge If. Kane ohn Fagan, Danel | \s Grace, Thomas J \ Martin Weleh Jr, Jack Daly, Willlam J, Sullivan, s Lowe, Willlam Bass, Vin- T William 1. Boyle, a Aloan, G Nivers 1 ) Alenins Sentt, Meritt | Tohn Cronl . 1. Weeks Takes Course Flvard B W nm THE POTTERS - e = AEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925, BRYAN'S BODY IS .- OFF ON TS LAST - TRIP T0 GAPITAL (Continued From First Page) City Items 3 to attend the The condition of Fred Atwater Jr. of Shuttla Meadow avenne, who was admitted hospital for an operation is slightly Home cooked lunches. Personals E. B. Miller 07 12 Woodland street has returned to his home after un- dergoing an operation for appendi- adara Johnson has resumed his St Washington, silver-tongue 5t Gulbransen player planos at Morans' [ oratar of the pagt Leora Kiernan of Rockwell avenue was operated on this morn- and O'Con- and Woodrow gained currency since the death of | fight against evolutian far corners of ants of the vacation at Clin- [ have seried to accentuate the dif-| Ads Acceptefg Over the ‘Telephone | ferencea whieh arese hetween them || for convenien: negotiations which pre- ceded American entry into the great #Mx-support schools of the nation fhey Ree Axelrod's 16 Sala on page five kson of Hart street Telegrams and letters continued to |ter Miss Rernira Hy John B. Miller of 79 Roberts street and Miss Mary F. Bec) br of 74 Tal- cott street have taken out a llcense |bringing to the widow notes of con- apparent at the time that | ¢ ] Uelkdlaag rosenlaton iqn stionates ANNOUNCEMENTS L e B O far-reaching, going| LEXINGTON, OAKLLAND and GKAY Mo- the surface of the subma- Burial Lots, Monuments 1 tor Cars, Eales aud Service, Clty Motor Co., 6 EIm St Phone 3734, From Washington last night cam word that though Dir Clearance price on all Mary Fliza- olley were ver beth dresses. 87 W. Main P Radellfte wa. Germany which Mr, Wilson prepared Rryan refused James MeCua Haigis and Edith Linn | recalled from his right while alighting from a trolley He was taken to the New Brit- ain General hospital for treatment O'Frien and family of A Tias casie the differences at length, Mr. Bryan| bt on many occeagions on the platform in public statements indicated |G BRITAY his disagreement with many features| descriptions, Capving snd fetter cutting | M. Soarle & Co., Saler and Service, cor, \ s Jour spesialty, o C CHOET I P A s ettt In North Carolina Governor Angus proclamation | dering all flags on etate, county et habe returned after quarantine in the eity, one a scarlet Avs at Tndian Neck of ths Wilson foréign pol - 3 Tetter of Resignation | EMorist 3 Bryan's letter of resignation 1915, reveale li specific ineldent 0ver| jonnson's Greenhouse, which he came to a parting of the | ways with his chief T.aRochells Members of Unity Rebekah Indge rnard Corr and | will meet for gewing tomorrow aft- ernoon in Odd Fellows' hall. Leading Star lodge, Shepherds of people of the state laid 4 | This was supplemented tomorrow | structions from mayors of different | In Charlotte, 30 o'clock at Junior Me- Hungerford court New Home Presented o Bride and Groom | chanics’ hal STRIFE 1§ NEAR Reports From Front Indicats mayor to the pastors of churches to toll their bells for f minutes at the hoy From other ments came of Rattle | Friday | meeting to be Period Of | park at Miami prepared for trans- | mission to the German goivernment | a note in which I cannot join with- out violatiz what n to my country respectfully tender deem to be an| | mv resignation m 1 honest wett Co on the following ¢ Elm St Aday the retiring secretary ealled at- Oalm {s Not For Long, to this statement and then [ vecited at length the difiieuitios that | sam < but fndicated that othe ) were in the background s apparent that the handing | Fez, French Moroceo, July 23 (— | The period of relative calm wh has existed the last the Franco-Riffian battls front showing elgns of coming to an end The enemy now appears completed regrouping of his forces and fs beeinning to renew his ac- Thus far these taken the shape of raids en the til- lages of tribes friendly to the sultan of Mororen and the French hive been burned, and attacks French convoys, There seems to be no doubt that the Riffian leader, Abd-El-Krim, in- tends to try 1o make up for the non- cd to malke the Futh Owen son sald ves- ouse on Lin- {nald Owen of question | Austria also had been a matter of dicagreement and one of Mr. B Pinkus will live in the house. b, ryan; Wallace Ha and Alma Westberg have gold |ber of the presecut N Ore, declared 12 Fuilding lot on Linw that te have been the real cause of n real estate office the dead man | ridge Fall also asserted that Aus-|valry hetween Johnston and Vincent [ erful and eurds an relations had much to do with |Richards, who disp! Mr. Bryan's resignation, although all | fornian in the No, 2 » igreed that | in general, rather than any one pa | vounger, will win by |sistetr 1 Washington |companied by Mrs. Grace Prayer at Dayton which was broken at Ain Aleha and Ain Matouf, by an attack on eten a er scals against Ouezzn before of all the French rein- There {8 no doubt that Mr, Bryan |er experts, who pointed out that tha [ton Methedist minister, and Mr. Wilson also differed serious- cw Yorker's drives were accurate BUICK USED CAR DEPT, Iy at times over questions of fed “We often laud the moti forcements. At the same time the Riffians are strengthening certain points ihe cenfer, notably believe that William | Tennings Bryan along lwent to untimely had gather: bout him a circle or A ; : friends whom he desired to see ap WURLD OR(IANIZA,”()N peinted to office when ¢ came into power, and ommendations did not 1 the attention he thought they de- to the cause of the living God, ani in the Fez-El-Ball reglon. |ac brave men ha: The Bowalssa post is closely invested | thousands of battlefields, this most by the tribesmen, so that it has to he supplied munitions by airplanes, military activities are at a standstill. The Tsouls met death upon 1 | Christians with has been blessed met yan in dying, did not stack arms and forever b which recently displayed an inclina- g his leadership. tion to throw A certain amount of friction also |ovERTANEED AN IYSE 3 by virtue of Mr. Wilson's close LAND BEDAN, 1925—192F Overlan I coupe. 1924 Overiand touring, 192; vere personal supervision over the affairs | Philadelphia, Jnly 27 (P—Plans | land. touring, HHEAIEAS v jof the state department, ng members of the organization | in their lot won }Ilmrnmfi over by the skillful propaganda of | Ahd-El-Krim T {around the world in ona organiza- pople Wi r [are etill following him—Iet than a week has been investigating [in the strength of tha position of the French army in four American anish | by determined where hefore his return to France he will engage in ¢ with General Primo De Rivera, head of the Spanish military directorate | fought and died.” concerning Franco-Spanish collahor Tennis Critics Seeking To Find Rea- Dr. William Chalmers Covert. This “Little BIN" Johnston TLost To Dr. RKing, - — rat of “Little Preparations for Funeral Await Washington Advice I'reparations for | ation in Moroceo LIS ISLAND Springfield, Mass, July :V'r.fil‘!“n' e ol . Ameriean International college here At Boston University 1oday received word that three of | {six young people. intended students | who have heen Ellis Tsland for investig: While most obserye that the diminutive r a handicap in just having ar- | rived from the west, hesides piaying alifornian w clay court competition, others there was a conspleuous ahser [tomorrow beeay today is a nation- thods, and |heen released, oration of the Ha is hopeful of sim tion in the other cascs. 49 feet into the Verdi- Meiji-Tenno, Wil be hrought t who interpreted Litfle —_— her indication | The numher of children engaged S & F. MOTOR SALES CO, {of young people of foreign birth for men [of his decline from from v countries. |elther here or In nafive lands, |tory in its comn reserve to turn VERANDA -YOU Wil DRINK COOLING { FOOT &N~ DRINKS, AND WATCH THE SUN SET=) CLUDE THE N ALL4ITS 5 SPLENDOR " DRINKS 2 TIA’ N TO PRACTISE ) JHE Al /] Go\NG To PRACTISE /\XIAL, EVERYBOD! GOT TO START SOME TIME, Y'KAoW/! ) VOUNG DoE )Wy, T™H' Fie8lE, HES /JJUST CUTA ( Don,UNK! Docs A /’7m—: DIDA'T KEEP, PUSONEL FRIEAD OF MNE! TSUE '/:\\ HE AIA'T DISAGREED WITH [ 1ue serarp |[(Zavtowomve ) “ A 99 Auto and Truck Agencles WANT ADS AUNME TRUCKE—Ealer and Servi L Alphabetically Arranged For Quick eon Motor Balea, 171 Boutb Matn 8t | L4 and Ready Ruference 0. Plone LINE RATES FOR BUTG MOTOR C CONBLCUTIVE INSERTIONS Capitol Bulck Co. 195 Ared Bt Pho Bryan's Death Recalls Break | ot e PR | B T e With War President El line o L - H Iie! Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.’ < diys \ine West Main, corner Liucoln 1l & daye ; iine it CHEVROLET MOTOT CARS—Eaies and ERA diy itis 3 sorvice. Buperlor Aute Coinpany. | 30 days . line 3150 _Arch 8t Phons 211, 29 (M—Many Yearly Order Rates Upon Appl CHRYSLER—4 and 6, bearing on the Count § words to s Iine survice, Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch . {| 14 lnes to an inch. St. Phone 2062, Willlam Jennings Minimum Space, 3 itnes, 60 BROTHERS—&ajes and wervice Wilson have Mintmum Book Cliarge, $b centa. 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 156 Elm St _No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for | coiner Frankin_ Phone 731 oAl Bieihom “-\fd:"”m Page on Same Day. 8ut 10 || ¥GRD CARS AND TRUCKB=Fordsen tractor. Sales and service. of customer Ca 00_E. Maln DArre and accessories. Automotive Sales & Service Co. Lnl. Ask for » “®ant Ad" Operator. || i A. M. Paonessa. —Onkland and G ATRS—Sales and service. Station, Hartford A S + | BURIAL VAULTS—Coucrete wteel rein: | NASH—mor which M *| torced; water proot, hermetically seal- [ fajes ano Ser. Although | ed, will outlast either wood or metal Mim 1 eet. Mr. Wilson never publicly went fnto| Do not requie larger lota. Reasonably | e e . Dayenlt iCeaenainaton i eqtery Ui Motor Salea 100 West Main 8t. ne 00, NEW BRITA Tounmental Works, 123 | wnd true uments of all sizes lnd!nl'o MOTOR CARS. agents for Gabriel Snublers. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND V. Dl OWERS {med’finn’ ®ork | R, C. Rudoiuh. Phone 2 variety. Spsciabing on fun motor cara, showronui and mervice, 131 Cherry €. “The Slegve:Valve Motor. 617 Church 8t = T v Autos and T He wrote asters CTE XD, 1021 =rport, ehaal'ota Aty up. We dell to all parts of tha clty,| touring car. 5 d tives, Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1143 Stanley | dr highest mo Plione owner tras. (a1 | CHEVROLET 17 Ziven up i car Very fine Greentcuse. 218 flowers. Sandallie'e | _Oak st Tel Lost and Found TRD RUNATOUT heari 1000 i llaa e e | Ar Tieata re- ust. Co. Can Friday Store n's | VACATION BT Tet s Asvelop TREm. o professional sersics. Af- s issned ents Tikewize these observe: see the vanishing of prospective ri- aur bearh tr ced the Call- anking position | tewatr ca, 213 gubmarine policies|last vear Il The fact that Dr. King was “on' Garage, Chureh §t._Ph [part in the upset, in the view of oth- | — busses and tral Whitmere Palg | STUDE —Tg e, 1920, touring ca brought the whole [his game. however, plaved no small | 5 Paitenger, DPrice 2 t to a head enongh to have overcorne \!'\v\r’ des campalgns | 21lmost any opposition commoner iring, touring. at last the ma of | cive |Bove and Girls of Preshyterian 193 ARCH ST, CATITOL BUICK PHONE 260 Church May Re United Into One - touring, 5 paes, - ot € Great Association, {for the o | . |girls of the Preshyterian church | | £ run 2000 miles, an's Garage, Presbyterian heard of C'hristian edu- cation through its general secrefar: |hoard is workinz cooperatively for |boards of foreign missions and na- |tional missions DODGE BROTHERS-— o0 (M—At | Tt is planned that orzanizations of 1924 B sedan, the .w‘va,:‘vrv\fi 1 of girls in any Preshyter Touring. Bill* John- |ian chureh shall he united in the Asdany : < S 5 . Touring. . George King in the Sea- [world brothership of hoys, or the ngles were advanced today [World federation of girls. In the FORDE— case of the hoys this is an expan- 1223 Sedan, point out [sion of fhe Associated Preshyterian 1922 Sodan 92! o s |Boys' club, which was organized a HEL LD £ATS AEO. COMMERCIAL CARS— Tiese organizations will be under DODGE BROTHERS— 1920 Screen body. 1938 Bapress, a week of [the direction of Rev. Paul I. Lan- dis, recently of New York, for the of Christian”edueation. for the girls. ) —THE— heights, it [ in industry was reduced from 68 not have the| 000 in 1900 to 413,549, the census 155 ELM ST, TEL, M, the tide at critical | bureau reports show BY J. P. McEVOY|" MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALB OOTH VELVET LAWN WILL SIOPE | DOES THAT WEST, AND SEATED O YouR / $$50 A Hudson coach. Hudgon, b pass. Hudson speedster. Studebaker coupe. Ford coupe. Bulck roadster, Hudson speedster, Chevrolet tourlng FROM 3100 UP —THE— 139 ARCH BT, TEL 2843, D CARS Hudson coach, Oldsmobile ssdan rolet eoarh, 0 miles. AA' DAGGOAE 1F 1919 Peerless touring. 117 Cadillac toaring 1923 Ford sedan 1224 Special & HIM ALIVE FER A XHOLE HOUR! ehanical 2000 miles 1930 7 fassenger Stutz sport model mechanically A-1. OPEN EVENINGE BENNETT MOTOR SAY 250 ARCH TELEPHONE 2058, 1923 Overland touring. nization of hoys and | Rudolph's Garage 127 Cherry St Tel., 55 passen, 3131 Church ¥ # |young people with the Preshyterian DEFENDABLE USED CAR3 hoys, and Miss Deborah A, Clark, TERMS ARRANGED v, accurate attack always as- |recently of Hollywood, California. sociated with Johnston's best play- |director of girls' work of the board iHupmoblle, 4 pass. coupe. Hudson coupe, ¢ pa 1224 Chevrolet spoert touring. AND MANY OTHERS ETMAN AUTO BALES CO., 4 pass. Maxwell eoups Zebatcer aic Kheels, b ilves 1an. oks and runs like new. Rus tpares, bumpers, Stuts new tires just put em. gor touring. Wirs TIME PATMENTS