New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 6

MRS, GOODRIGH DIES IN HER 8OTH YEAR Had Been Resident of This City Since 1873 Evelyn Emmons G ot Fred Goodricl ing Atroet, months' duration. b Ellsworth, mas day Her husband sought career and she and with him in she had the life of 1 devotion ily, 1 the Trinity Methodist the city in which she been well known t to know her. Vigo physically and e iness lied this mory three her late after un Alines 79 years ago last Chris New infant Since ider mmunity 1o hor f churel lived has lo lose priv in this leaves three ¢ Goodrieh Horton Charles H. Goodric and Arthur Goodric fur on Sur Remington Unable to Collect Big Judgment idgeport, Ja ( The Rem- | Arms company of s city unabl will 1 of $45 facturing company cording to a cision by the her The Gayne March 8 is enough to s by the for th of Stratford memorandum supren not exp. Ltisfy the gag nk and nothing will be I¢ mingtdn company. 't SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS OF TREASURER NOW DEAD Audit Pind $62,738.48 Missin From Records of yormer Leominster Official Jan, 29 (Pr—A T88.43 N been L and tax s of Rol treasumer committed W few lays after state g over his books. s submitted thos fal report to the fzures cover the ace far back as 1916, a ster became a efty. ro understood to mayor that they be rtage would the prove when completo cone over, wn thelr Ight W three mun served 1 city council meeting that 1 not return to his a A ( ros work on of t Doyle r 1 rted r him. His body was found 1 a brook not far from his homa. ul left the vault in his 1 and no one but him- combination. When next day found which 1 oper in cash was Police in Hartford Are |Centerville Man Not Held ‘ For Automobile Tragedy New Haven, Docknevi 0 held not crin the Jan, 29 (Ph—Michael Centerville, wa \lly responsible for death of hig father, Martin on January 18, in a finding handed down by Coroner Ell Mix today, The elder Dockneviteh met his death when an automobile operated by his son sideswiped a parked truck on Middietown road, crashed through & guard rall and overturn- ed ina swamp 10 feet from the main road. Fog was sald by Coroner Mix to. have largely contributed to the acel. tent, |Another Attack on City Of Damascus Is Feared Jerusalem, Jan. 29 (®h-Damascus bunkers havo received lettors warn- ing them that the Syrian rebels plan to make another attack on the o shortly and advising them to tak steps to insure the security of their tamilies. The insurgents have cut the rail- way from Damascus to Haifa Deras and also serviee near interrupted n Rayak and Aleppo. have Miss Wills May Forfeit Her Amateur Standing New York, Jan. 29 (—-Miss Helen Wills is jeopardizing her amateur eligibility 1f, as reported, sho had been writing current newspaper arti. cles on her tournament play {n France, Jones W. Merserean, presi- t of the United Lawn Tennis as- soclation, declared today. Looking for Lost Woman, Hartford, Conn Det o8 today r tigation of Jan, 29 (A sumed their in- reported drown- a woman in the Connecticut river, at the foot of State street, late Tuesday night. Rivermen heard r 1l a splashing in the wa-. lock of the Harte York Transportation river bed is being this point in effort to body of the woman thought to have been drowned. 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The charge was not made publie. ¥ |newly marrled couple Ferne Rogers to Ask Marriage Annulment | Columbus, 0., Jan, 20 (P = Ray wman, who married Ferne Rog ers, musical comedy actress, | several weeks ago, today was bound (over to the I'ranklin county grand Jury under bond of $10,000 charged with attempting to defraud an inn- keeper. Bowman, who 15 sald to have posed as a wealthy Philadel- phia physician, married Miss Rogers on January 12, after a briet court- ship. Miss Rogers was in Columbus at the time playing with Ed Wynne's | company, A week or so after thelr marriage, t was discovered that Bowman un- til & week beforo his marriage was & Columbus bathhouse rubber, who got $25 weckly for his job, Miss |Rogers said she to huve her marrlage to Bowman an- |l | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of | Meriden, Conn., have been with the for several {days. | Masons in Philippines Back Pleas of Natives Manila, Jan, 29 (A —Representa- tives of nea hundred Masonic | lodges under the grand lodge of the ilippines in special assembly fo- day adopted a resolution appeallng |to &l individual Masons, especlally [to those in the United Sta r questing “lhat they extend a helping | hana toward bringing about a | righetous solution of the Phillppine | problem which at the bottom is a [ Masonic one because it concerns - {man liberty." ON THE POLICE Four boys were brought into po- lice headquarters this afternoon after they had been making trou- ble at the Smith school. Oficer Thomas J. Feeney found the boys prowling about the building. Another complaint at 11:20 o'clock this morning from the | North & Judd Co. said that a crowd | of half grown hoys gathered in the doorway of the office and shor craps While riding his bicycle at Arch BLOTTER here | would start action | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1026, | William D, Shepherd of Chicago (right) and his attorney, Rob- | lert Stoll, immediately after the court verdict admitting the will | of “Billy” McClintock to probate. 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