New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1926, Page 15

- \ EW BRITAIN D.\H.\' HERALD, SATTRDAY, JANUARY 23, 1926, NP I'rances Wells Becker Secks ('unllan ¥ Against Man She Itecently Vast Army From U. 8. Will Go| =~ - twerer Kbroad This Year 1 br ilinul\er. the plaintiff has brought ‘.1 —_— {superior court summoning the de- | | petition asking a citation from the Indianapolls, Jan, 23 (B — A fendant to show cause why an order acetime transatlantic movement |¥hould not be lssued to make him expected to be five times larger thay [SUPPOrt the three minor children of any in bistory will be under way |he couple. The plaintiit nt- when 30,000 American Legion mem- (¢4 & divorce on bers embark in September, 1927, |51Ven the custody of the children. from balf a dozen American ports JOSePh Woods is acting for the | for the Leglon's national convention |Plaintit. The papers were served in Parls, | by Constable Fred Winkle, The tentative plan to hold the | Hein, through Nair & Nalr, 1827 Leglon conventipn among the a8 brought suit for divorce agal ccenes of the triumphs and adven. | Rudolph Heine, alleging intoleralle tures of 1917-18, decided upon at Cruelty on divers occasions sinc the Omaha convention, is now befng |Jan. 1. 1918, The couple were mar- | worked out in detail by national of - |Ficd on Aug. 10, 1918, and have four | fiatals; children, aged respectively S, 4, & | BISHOP REPLIES IN BURBANK GAS[ rflwsler Says Naturalist I§ Nm Judge of Religion nded “p too bitterly! Every cloud ha Gol moves in a mysterious way is wonders to perforn | Re |of the of Connecticut, on Luther Burbank's conf: an infidel and his statement | that rlhmm\ was | being also | your ends as well as his, To wit, t} DERFECT KEALM BY FEEDING HIM PLENTY OF | pleture | NUTE, GALADSY, CHEESDE, FRUTS) ETC,, ~NEVER | Bishop Brewster's s fense of religion toll “With all du is not a good '(mdt'(wv of falrly ping aural appendages glued to the headpliones vhm;« are to he appre mw th ynug‘ A second “bridge of ships” will land 2 years. v plaintift seeks a cross the Atlantic to move thiy i divorce, custody of the children and peaceiime army. But this fleet will allmony. Acting on a writ return- bear little resemblance to the great ablo in the supcrior court the first camouflaged convoys which stole | Tuesday of March, Constable Lred noiselessly through submarine-in. | Winkle has at fosted meus elght years ago. Ameri- |Union Mfs. Co. and local banks. can ships will be used as far as pos- S sible, but many foreign veseels also SURE UF SUCGESS will be employed. Montreal, Boston, New York, Hampton Ronds and s Houston will be points of embarka- tion. Raflroads will offer round trip trip tickets to these ports for onc| They Wil Make Their Long | There will he no passports or | Oceanic Flight, vises to bother the former soldiers . nd thelr familles, Official Legion | Las Paima v Island, Jan. tification certificates will be fs- | 20P—Supreme confidence is held S Gsi b L ol olask by Commander Ramon Franco anc his associates that the contemplated The average expense of the trip, 2 all “overhead.” It also will he Wil _prove successful. With their ible to malke the voyage for |N¢ Plus Ultra seaplane having func- 75, counting nothing but trans- {tioned beautifully on the trip from portation and maintenance. | Moroceo across the Strait of Gib- | Nanks of the country will shortly {r3ar to Southern Spain and thence’| | announce the formation of Ameri. |$17 miles to Palmas, they are can Leglon savings clubs, organized |of the opinion that it will not fail like Christmas savings clubs, where- [them in the jump to the Cape Verde by the Paris-bound Yanks may save |islands 1,056 miles to the south funds at a nominal sum each week [Ward, or in the big jump of 1.432 for the vovage. imiles from the islands to Fernando France has taken formal steps to Do Noronha nh the castern coast of ' weleome the Legionnaires. The |Brazil. French government has an official So intent were t avlators on envoy in the United States helping |accomplishing the task before them to arrange details of the govern- '(M' t declined to participate in ment, |festivities which had been arr in their honor and immediately st Uses \Ial’k(‘l Taken to work on the machinery and other parts of the plane to see ti From Another Auto [<rit ship-shape for the “harged With driviag an automo- [nestfump to the soutl ile without sufficient markers and ago. registration, Clifford Simons, age 21,| Five men made up the ,¢ 2 Day strect, was fined $15 in po- lof the Ne Plus Ultra, but ice court this morning. He is alleg- [these will be o1 to have driven with markers|Verde islands and the w ) which did not belong on the car he ldisplace In the machine \m y giv- was driving last night on Main fen over to fusl for the trip | stree lacross the Atla Simons said hie has been driving | P = car for about 2 week and intend- Pyecigion Next Week in 1 to go to Hartford for mark- 5 iy re. He was not d no registration, Ofticer Doty Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 23 (P the arrost. Decision will be given some time ng that he would give the o r.ext month in the 4 man the, fullost benefit of the the kmights of the Ku k 1 scnting Attorney Joseph | Ameriean against the independent G. Woods aske o against |klan of America, Judge Thomas W john Gudawska street, | Stick said today in federal court ye nolted. He w ith vio- [af 1se unds g new clty ordin i jting business from his 1nl Wednesday night in front rritt hotel However, Attol r he took t a1 preside Am of the indepe Woods insi that il nization which he ew grdinance will I en trying 1o disrupt the ced. plaintiff erganization or that it too! On condition that Giovanni Vin-ipart in political government. He ould town immediate- ;contended it violated nothing when torney Woods asked J (it include ainst the | name aintained his order Alling to nollo the case a n who cused of peddling ias m It to use word zoods withont a license, The request had any ether group. no a tderal (“anadian Legation at rge of being in this country il He is under 8500 bond t . fore the immigration board | New York, Jan. 28 (P\—Sir Esm toston in six lazzone. alias Trank De Faleo, who | United Statss, and ir Robert Bor Adentally shot Vinchard on Janu- | den e bk b o = remont street, escaped | Canads, believe that thers is wisdom s to esablish a Canadian le- ¢ from the fmmigration of P'roviden: where 1 1 also 1 the United ion at Washington ho saw establish an leg: Notables Expected at Bislimiaetn Ceremonial of D. O K. K. = On next Tuesday hird rank will onferred \-\ 1 tempie, Do 15 kot mis| Get Canght in Machines ‘ Invitations have been extended | London, Jan. 25 (P Shinglin t of the Past Grand land hobbing by girls has heen t i association of Connee- | means of say lives in factories tieut to be present and witness Health Inspector Mrs, Rackham said work. Visiting knights are ex-'in an address 1o the £chool of wom 1 from all over the state, |en inspectors and hie th \isitors Pythian Home committer re- | “I have been delighted.” she ppointed by the anid “on going about a factory to & will meet next Tuesday 'the rows upon rows of hobbed and the Burritt hotel, after |shingled heads, and to rea they will adiourn to W. n lodge fupy opr M. H. Norto: ast Grand meillor William £ Cawlishaw of | S A e e l‘ Marathon ng Committers have been appointed | the order | - of for- the danger of girls' lhair 1 r the machinery was a thi st an milatin aind Lodge nvent 1 in this city W1 Octobier President of Mexico | Has Modified Decree | Texas, Jan (P —The zainst foreigners own- quiring mining property ) kilometers of the bord en lifted by presidential de- ceording to m re- ved in Jug the border from here. today by the Compania Minera Mozq rs from its agent in Villa Ahumada, Chihuahua. The telegram, signed by & F | noz. res “Presidential decree sent to mine ing revokes prohibition for- cigners to acquire or denounce with- in 100 Kilometers zone, enabling them hereafter to freely denounce | wining. property. This removes all | doubt regarding article 27. Sending | by mzil copy of official circular.” o} ion a telegra CIVIL SUITS RECORDED sam Schneider, through W. M.| R, J. Newman of Dall in. has brought suit for championship in two Ma 00 damages Thrif | 18, acting for Salvatore |around a Regn has instituted - action [nours and r $175 damages. nent S e L ANYTHING- = KEAT SPOILG . 1 bought the dearest hat today e FOOD Madame X's. And so reason { VALUE. =27 Only forty dollars! 1 started | J -~ charge account. You won't get l ill for almost a whole month!” ! -.\»1 ath not saen | And there'll be nary a come-back nor car not h but God prepares rched $5.000 nt tho | *Xperience alone can discern spirit- With his manly chest he [ with emotion from the tragle radio bedtime story Skunk who got caught in the brier patch and had to have his leg am- putated, he'll forg re grocery bill w month ¢ {world you're “Mr. Burbank concedes unlversal power, n personal, wi what are called person m v Spanish Fliers ¥eel Confident nmt] elicits a_wider interest than ever he fentists who | ire earnestly religions; f rofessor Lull of ¥ field Osborne of ‘1SS McKINNEY MARRIED SECRETLY THREE YEARS mem hand tion of what the well-d 1l wear this year, his wife this littl ficlals say, will be $300, includ- |MIEht to lnk the Americas by air | Voice MUST be done ! Radios keep 'em home nights, too! 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Misg \m\ym iy I An th PERMANENT HOME | City tems EXLANSBOK A ARRESTE AN ' e to explain why | Suit for Half Million ll" her f'\fl' r |.'\‘H his nit of | m of | Membership Drive by Hadassah Chapter Here (hicagy Company Expects to nin chapter & Ha- invitations to its ir friends to attend an intensive idvise- Samuel Bemenderfer of Muneie, jea, denied on the hallroom of >m lvn'v'v hotel, Civ Samuel Tnsull, chief s ompany and inee curtain the word *klan” fn its the Council of ah propagan- toin will talk on H = Washington Approved America and Talestine. strong organi- home of gr woull soon have fore more modern ke, Louis | Howard, British ambassedor to 1he that or raising the or another closes tomorrow nig saic r Esme sald he could not agree ! zuarantors of ion as a ofiminary step in the hreak up of same amount as they did last ye Dicappointing aftendance duri ninz. 0 Bobhed Hair Not Likely to Apldls changed 78 e season pro- | R iR FOR MURDERER : o i ent him over the eye INJUNCTIONS REFUSED n oil companies for last night by announcing that npanies would suspend opera- them Corona Ol ¢ aErcentier llfl\" l I(()\I ( l N I'Il \l \\II R \ ms the | h rathon | agalnst Lawrence |events — dancing and automobile COLD SPELL STOPS PUMP arski of F sranby. Services |driving. Recently he drove continu- . nade by Deputy Sheriff |ously, chained 1o a car., for 158 hours orwitz land 18 s. H~ also flitted 1eo Colangelo of Waterbury 'he's going to drive across the conti- r for furthe traces of quicksa BRIDES, BEWARE! THERE IS SILVER LINING TO RADIO CLOUD By CYNTHIA GREY f you find yourself a radio widos v, ere yet the heneymoon ha Jespair not too tragically, nor ite silver lining I NANY RIGHT THNING- WOKAY o deil can quote scripture to [ WILL AGOMITELY ELIMINATE. 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Tt probably cost o LOVE OF T, [PADIO YOU, T, e WILL FINO THT 1T 1S NOT_ONLY “v@mmm@ ~— DT OFTENTHES n working his way through col- 10 came to the door, You can ¥§ say—-swectly 5 John, ATS 6 1sa6 av won seavice e [ remember the that, as the quaint old FOR CIVIC OPERA Making Sun Sand still len "we Prisoner Ad Chieag Jan, 23 (@ (\ Have Own Quarters Jan., 28 (A — A company, | would is predicted by solf ongor committee, Mr. Tns 1 performanc the opera fund, sui " ROBE SHOOTING BY s e et 0 i ot Tn review fle he w o to give details called 1 pon to pay early part of th ison was SYRICTHE AND LABDR -G\ NG~, ing hs fle Gna i 'YEGG LEAVES NOTE AS SAFE BAFFLES SKILL (Continued from First Page) shure to put ose hands up.” Sergeant O'Mara il that the handwriting cor- s to other writing by Dwjo- ky, who is under arrest Leing involved 15, and Stanley t New Dritain, Haven police- be the master- accused Dwjo. two employes ¥s on the aping got ine ith the en- g, W Dw jokowski 1 up t Matulis also ac- uses the older man of stealing two with him, and several others ville au s first, after sent to Hartford oft of two cars. A big gilded baruch carricd Elizabeth I, the wina, is among histori rriages put among the rega o state museum 80 the peasants can see how the sovereigns f imperial ia lived -Harry Sinclair, Harry and other wealth turfn are going to indulge in th sport kinge in an exclusive colony 1im Beach. Behind a blg fence | with the gates guarded day and ht. there also will be polo, golf tennis, bathing and dancing. v, Mass.—Hnery Tord now s about 2,000 acres of this town where he is not planning a New ingland village, but where he has a grist mill a His latest purchase n for his son Edeel $60,000. No longer will movies sty for the United . State in the Dutch East Producers have recefved no tice that films considered contrary to public order or good morals will be seized in Datavia gland—Gar 4 the Atlantic happy : he told other passengers that Ilarold 1°. McCormick's sudden leparture from the liner in New York was due to a hrother's illness. I of man beliey. resident of Vermont, found inging from tree on West Willing- ~Half of water supplies 75 towns are un- isfactc unfit or unsafe, state board inquiry shows Waterl T Governor Guest at 1l of national gu won of Wa A Civil War vet December 15, 1o oldiers' home. CHO0SES 10 DIE Lynn Man, Tacing Loss of Hand as Well as Both T Tarns on the Al Jan, 23 (M-—Hart 11 lost both legs turn: e today A physician hai and would cause of an gressed, until the last three we ¥ § ¥ s en Barry w history of Chicago opet rame of the windshiel1 directly tr L B = the amputation of The entire compan toa ont of the steerir 1 AMitehell Willing A vs ago he injured dred and eighty persons i n an inch higher < roliove Miss Dietrich Was By Pnyee | 5 har i'e werking in a lunch Police Believe Miss Dietri a G ) : on a tour Sunday morning R e 1 i !”'r I Lurse o 1 i ved and hi ng in Boston, where it will vould have y rat 1 lain in City and Body Taken } mnst choose for twa weeks. st oof person sit of o his life - wheel. Striking t ) ToRNcdlal 1OAONONEE AT ST e a comfor ON TOLICE mmnll nstead of 1 windshirll i i 3einhi Py : iy b 8 ¥ recki ind turned o While their truck TOUT | butiet glanced t Miss A v i from New Britain to Hartford las ¥ harm eaa s : | ) 6 e« fcials of the Fedrral Fin haan i enot ot M Missing Hm | of Slain niture Factory i way, th : \ ] a hundle of dining T : ; I irl Is Found lour coverings sty ¢ X ¥ ! 28 (P —The o was operating his m aa & t / ; M nna May Dietrich strest near Grove s sorg s ed body was found M Calay fa, 1 nd not into t Mig \ M Penn aar Hartford, report e e : . i \ red today ctrn . hoy ht it a shan ! X : nnsylvani acked him ¢ DoN 317 not h & s : - Naylor's creel A eall from Mrs. M 1 b 2 3 Y 1 been Kkilled vard street yesterday SR . ( of a mother at 41 Harvard 16 Tad i . \ I « \ GIN REPORT 10 was abusing i . Off | tter,” she suid 1 Alex r S 1L br 4 ) A)—Cotto omas I. Feeney is Ta Crelan. ma st \ ASK PENSION CHANGI J amount- Fe ¥ hat linger had t i v v bales sive o reported to Des TH 1 as he was runniy He g g 446 round <ingl House Democrats Fre York Kinglast t ¢ etia b ¢ s, ¢ bales, m- L tol at her ather he shot a S Advocate Amendnients . oo s being stolen from ! (aten: The bullet which ) stigations €0 e . N S includ- windshield was tl i Moss 1Y ) < v bales at date = r according to Crela Th 1ehng e f r ¥ 0, the ccusus bureau an- i & { 1 1 1 ¥ N Y T ¥ tamford Man of 73 Is 1 bullet, he says is > ! : . 1. v P 35 gs and struck the mu i To _— Married to Woman of 65 '~ R : i v 1o SEIZE CONTRABAND ARMS Stamford., Jan enry Moy . the police scrgeant o v d nr Austria, Jan. 23 (P—The Ayres, T real estate man. | ., ¥.to ator 1 of ¢ i d forty Wl Mre. Tda A. Caler o oot o 1 s munition This city wo o1 AVt Tt e (e th ot cvenin = € rifies which were being smu | Mrs. Caler's home 1y 1T Tlag i : 1 rail froi H. Pinch. ¥ ¢ :”'j Asled if he propos ¢ t A ¥ . vl 1 o Hung The arms ar hurch. Re 1’*"‘_‘ s and fri " action, Mayor Paone N S N : J ended. It was marriag St Dietrich Gleas 5 n I for the couple, bot b ' formed as to all the r 1 b N children. Aff & G e it was to ¢ \ H vian thro they left for Florida for 1 srosecuting Attorney William Green- | W1 1 1 r of the wh T A i A O N nor ( 1 ) SSIAN A mu SERVICE 2 e 1 i =ht on 1} s ¥ s sixty P ssia soon wiil fnaugurate an POLISH-AMERICAN MEETING i X3 ons nost.” Pr y ¥ en this port ar ,,,F 13 et e ot A e Pajiay CARDINAL TO RETURN Lo . of Solovetsky Ioland, 35 (06 ekl American Cit s eluh will be held Naple J nal CAR PARKED TWO DAYS ploye is physically White Sea, for transporting prison tomorrow at Skritulsky's | Offt Haves c York, | A car belonging to Esther Vit An incr om crs exiled to Solovetsky monasters rs will be o has been resting here 12 Clar! has b ® 1-2 to This it is believed will be the firs SRR 1t | closing holy year cercfnon o {tet Ay wyr in front of I tion to m an- time in the history of aviation tha | will have beneficial society Rome, I8 salling for home next street. Miss Vitale was notified | ticipated incre by adoption of |prisoners have been transported (tages in the future jay aboard the Conte Rosso. v Officer William Strolls thirty-year uniform retirement airplane.