New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1926, Page 18

e e ——————— =N EW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1926. MITCHELL TENDERS 1.5, ARMY SERVICE (Continued from A general court weeks of testimony f of all of the charg preforred discipline nd the the war departr before it came befc Would Get Rights , of the re mmute 11 nel Mit W ing Bec they would re the r plain that irom the arr departm retary 1 of he service That phrase of army ex velght to show hat pub! avy departme ted in army officers, Before any action 18 zal questions 1ivo o referred to the he army for Tn asking t factive 17 br has esident to Comment Ts Withheld 1odifieations For the tim vas withhel irtment It 18 expected ounced an DEFENSE RESTS IN FALSE ARREST SUI7 (Cont i1 From Tirst age) trip fo ged Meshken to go ¢ would ma f they would n sald t store and talk Goodhart asked him Mrs. Mildred Ap) » Meshken home ot the t nigh F did not 11 K RELEF FOM T hat i< () nce Dr IERIERVETH |her |was going to ¥ father \cross the 1 She told him barber shop t out and with Mr how er g0 10 sald she wonderf told 1 ope in the He 77 GRADUATE A . SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL | Star Rpangled ‘ (Continued from First I"age.) 8 s o, e o SSENTIT 0 ADDRESS street awatha's Droth Mau Banner, lore Yahm G o gunor s ornaunes, - SOUTH CHURCH GATHERING A Co him John Calder, Logineer and Author, Originator of Industrial Rela- tions Plan, Coming Here list of g | John Calder of Lexington, Mass., - aclentlst and writer, will John Amenta, | Anderson, Vir-| Andrews, gregational ¢ War Plo Jose Alpert b en Wilhelmina ginla Rer m rin stian the brotherhood of the South Con- Iriday Calder is a arch on 1 (nINg of this week. M Hentley, Gladys Consulting engineer ¢ prominent . John Edward |Congregational laym He s rlin. Joseph John Boguzas, chafrman of the social service com- Walter Bomb Iph Chost of the national council of Tt Burke. hor. |Congregational churches. He I8 Mas Cadwell, Rose Rita ¢vnel, |Eraduate Royal Technical Aiiine Garulls. Milten W college of is a mem- wuslBurton Clark, James Der of the American Soclety of Me- Tonore David chanical Enginecrs; the soclety of lizabeth Pel “_I‘IV‘\':“N 1] Engineers and the Ameri- Dongkesls, Jean ecan Management association, He s Drummond, Victora Jv‘]nh!:‘“ ; “( o “:“ “{'n"‘_'“l viek, Mabel Josephine rick- |'OT peRicheompany 5 Lydla Winifred Fengior, Altred il e Celli d o on 3 < | “He orizinated and orsanized the Charles Monroe Fromer, EUgenc iyqycrial relations plan, under uscella, Alexander Gal- Jeh th of Swift & Com- Anna Rebecea Ginsburg, [nonco o e n s et Lillian Glaser, Clinton Se during the war. He is the Goodwin, Pmul Happy Graceser, apital's Duty to Durward Harry Grafe, James Gu- {\wage Earner” and “Foremen Tr crnick, George Paul Hagist, Mel- | vin Orcutt Hall, Russell Filmore ‘ mittee of the ster Al Helen Anna or o ploves in Hallin, Margaret Loretta Halloran, I'rances Mabel Hanna, Clara Wil- | MYSTERY IN HARTFORD iams Hindler, Edgar Wells Horton, | Arthur Hovanasian, Adeline Ger- trude Hurlburt, Ruby Valborg Johr- s onbaiehclcr o' |son, Albert s Kayeski, Goldls s Mkl Helen Klinko, Bertha Minnie Kow- sk orman about the | ek “stephanic Pauline Kramer, ald it would take | pyy’ fildred Lange, Frank Lech, tthem from Ball-| yopry Jorman Leno, Elmer Ed- R ';"lf’“y\‘ ward Lindgren, Florence Augusta |, ¥ JAnUA™Y | finn, Marion Agnes Long, Veronica | b .ucy Josephine Lumpp, Ber- 8 i Ann McGary, Felice Mar- Clement David Marsh, Matulis, Toseph Ed Juling Vine us, oldup and it Woman's Screams, Footprints On Away Provide Murder | i ! Dock With But One Set Leading | Possibility. i UP—The body of Hartford, Jan. woman believed 1o have wned last night in the Connecti- river off the dock of the I then vy sales would be v Britain on Janu- to Mr. Meshken naum of for & cop nadette enzana, John C Matus, ny at the foot of State was being sought today by I 3 Luckingham and William, W Mayer, Rose Florenee East Har river men, Margaret Melander, | Luck White say im - Me fs, Ldward ahout st night, when they Mileskl, Giovanni Peter houseboat in the river Natalie Virginia Mou! rd a woman's sereams, Has- Wilbur Munson, Agnes Adam ) the dock they saw fool Doris Vivian Nels of a man and woma Nelson, Ann Ty eross the dock to the water Adolph Norkevicius, Edith fn the snow at the ends of the dock Amelia rockis, Mildred F I Pracen of struggle. They Olson, Joseph Robert Pape, Frank wgre able, through the falling snow, Prey Poglitsch, Clavence Albert 'to see the n's foot steps leading Peterson, Stanley Vincent Fukaus- k across the dock away from the Henry Howard Recano, er, but not the woman's, Reicher, Alice Della R Jack Gallagher, night watehman o Mildred Rubinson, Dhyllis at the dock, heard nothing at Margaret Sataline, Charles Thomas Luckingham and White claim ¥ehleigher, Edwin Henry Schweitzer, heard screams. About half Victor Anton Scaringe, . : before this, however, he had ville, Corinne orted to the fhat a drunk- Thomson Eloper, Trene 5 en man wnder the railroad trestle Smith, James Burton Smith, Evers ist hehind the dock was howli Irancis Souney, Paul Ludwig Stahl. Luckingham and White Pauline Sternberg, Agnes Maric iragging the river off the dock this venson, Artemas Stockman, Don- jnorning. but at noon had found no 1 Ward Stockwell. Harry William iraces of woman. Tt 1. Anton John Tanukas, Lilllan stigating. Howard Edmuni Katheen ¥ Viek Mary Wexler, Grace Charlotte Wick- iy Jessie Lillian Wiener, ( ; »:‘: . ville Y. A Howari vaoral Young, Alphons: Joseph Zdanis, 1 a Louis Anthony Zenga, Joseph The program street orge ank ana that point 1 rey Nicholas Mortell throp. Murr do were Ruth Lt Newton, i Johr The : lor: ont by the e U Nows were reet, began | of the kas Rost 'y Dut Marvin overruled 1id he T week the time they last unsalea years ago t six or yeen ont of style At that tim lue. He said the wonld b oniy as ip. T er Calnen they \rts of Lawyer are inv BOY SCOUT NOTES v eourt of honor of {1 wire hester Boy scout co e scout headquart A number of badges will be es for first o m. 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N Arth ourt today, discharged Frank Mad- Transporting Liquor s ¢ four robt isk w wr 1 nd charg Th puz en and expressed the belief , put port Squitglia Tony Torsllo f were all arging them with violation of the Hold Graduate List - her Bar the Midy r la cans ma tor idministration sh a not who still e a omas hoo T « Dszoc nsylva ntly cles is a ritt ton vou at the N army re radio colo ecornct Artillery think was sle Stecl company Jling from other p AT YOUR SERVICE Below 1s a list of Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. 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