New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DATIY HERAID TUFSDAY. FEBRUARY 2 1926, “w o * e R e [ | try in England. This is to London | mr rents Mr. and My J |navy's fifty hour t.at. wanted on charge of assault with are to New York. Mansions, pal-| y Ul Lt 1Yy - | | New Haven—$200,000 campaign |ficer but escapes. aces, country estates, parks, col- | B Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Rau have | NOW DOING RIDING IN AUTOMOB“.ES‘%NM for new bullding for Yale A leges and quaint little towns are B \ trom Westficld, Mass group. Bridgeport—New York authorities strung along for mile after mile; whera t visited Mrs. Rau's si 5 Y Ry % | may oppose plan to bring Bam Wels- while the river itself, here about . v York—Mary Garden's volce | Stockholm—Crown Prince Gusta- Put " 1al ol enger to Connectieut for trial in con- —_— 200 feet wide, adds, with its nu- e R glsters well over the radio, but |vus Adolphus, athlete, archaeologist utnam-==Memorial services in = . | nollatte o 1 > ol 4 5 Adgioiad h t Charles E. Searls, lato |PCCtion with Bethel plant fire, ) rot bends and lazy flow, | E Everett A, Elliott and Richard H, '¢v decolletto gown—! Well, just and singer, has just been revealed honor o 1 - But Ong of World's Most m-|oreee ,cemas 2o e v« Ronows Assault on Army and . : It & 1 I n C % P o joy State’ tt V| - Al b L v 45 4 man started describing it, some- as a hero, He dived into the ioy eLkAS allomey,(on “”‘“(”l:"m €OUR" | Hartford—Directors of Conneeti- Windsor, twenty-five miles above | sed buildings from Lander & went askew between the Bilt- |waters of the harbor and saved an |'V y Sar assoclation. 7 |cut Power company vote for in- | N in i y & Clark on Elm-street, and MOre's banquet room and WJZ American seaman, then took the |erease in common stock. ponam’ Waterways Iéo:.d’t;n. r:‘-;rhe' ::odw :1‘:;:' T:‘ flvy A“ PO“C]BS a \.“\,v”: (g them ondeasting machinery last night. [man to the nearest public house and | Putnam—Judge George E. Hin. | -t:m Foirtbenals Sretntie tho G oL ; The radio audience naurally mado [got him a stiff drink of brandy over man who becomes juatice of su. Meriden—Board of education fails \ 4 fsumptions as to .he cause and ef- (the barmaid's protest that he must preme court this month honored by esignation of Dr. David v — t - g rashing rob. —Willia and Mrs. Benjamin F. Da NPLs ° to act on resigna A “‘Mhlns'en' D. C, Feb. 2—The ::::lt_ll;rl;nm:::eflvmn’dn:x(l:‘r‘!a!1“\\JAh.r‘,,lun. Feb it \\:..1‘m s L S |order a meal also Vindham County Bar assoclation. |Ginbs, school superintondent who T'hames, one of the best known o8 1he MMtish MonArchY wae flxbd“' itehell has resumed as a privat i at Northampton, Mass., on e ; e g opposed high school dance action. streams in the world, went on a { London—Tha Prince of Wales is| New Haven—Nolle entered in cltizen the s of broadsides he ! g STane N N. J.—Students are ey —— for all time when the Barons| Aftcrnoon T ; "mo! Sy & ™ s rampage recently and gave the |forced King John to en .\hgna“'-"”““h‘ d as an army officer aguinst ) vhether Cleopatra ‘nMr_- to be about again, but he is r:x:‘x;wlrn )rvll !!Louv” in :.ua of Jos- EARTHOUAKE DISASTER residents of the usually . peaceful | Carta | administration of the national d ) W. W. Reynolds of E!m 12d or what made her |doing his riding in automobiles. He ") A fllf-‘“l‘u\{ 1 r\’lkxlsl charged with Y valley sights familiar to those who| “At ten or ffteen miles above| f€Nse and which lod to his resi i returned to her dutles at ¢ as .1r:-»r\w|1 in |18 still wearing bundages as the re- llauor law violation, : a o servic rust compan eare’s “Antony and Cleo- |sult of his collarbone being broken lve &l h a 60ds . 4 o | Datlon from the sery| in Trust comy 4 o % ¥ o e non'i su{]‘:“e‘ld‘hlndshu fl=7d l.olndon r'.m«hThm;"z xr:m;s ';0 “; | Just a few hours after he § after a re s ! professor has offered [when his horse slipped from be. w Haven—John G. Wyman, | Catholle Church and Other Bufld ing as the sslssippt, the Seine | colored by the great clty. Factories RotiAeavasis a ¢ his a reward for tween him and the ground the last |Ariver of automobile who fatally in- ings in Solomon Islands Reported and the Yellow river of China.|have crept into the littls towns | Sl ~ R . o ¢ r " time. i * [lured Elizaheth Hekeler of Hamden, & e Coprs and dog kemnels, |along the stream; the db"gh"””‘\-filn:l cfi](;nll o X Tine e W'm;v 3 ‘\;h:» ’{fufr : ) = held eriminally responsible by cor.| Demolished by Quake, garden furniture and even bunga- |rural epéll which has held sway|Mitehell issue : I EUILLICE0 LSRR PPRDOINE 3 ; Fe ( 2 lows swirled along ~.-h¢-‘;.« Ffi,.‘:u um‘:,l s broken. Tidewater|IDE “the military burcauer fow days with his mother, Mrs. | Pint sh, Pa. — “Too much| Doorn—Gossip is that Wilhelm New York, Feb. 2 (F—A hcahw [AndlaHolday s o omas norm‘fl!y;comhs to Teddington elghteen | d6C12ring his intention ¢ N 2 Nordstrom, of Robbins a ing. ular hours and too lit- |Hohenzoller warm embrace for | . o Haven—Federal prohibition ram rw;\«n.u( :(f;‘:v;i?{;;'!{.o'; :\;; M e : . ik “straight to the people” a reali . the ¢ pair the health of Friedrich halm the' S firate ttime | 0 w8 Rec S SHEr R0HRL tional offiea of th \‘1..‘:’]‘?‘2\ ?h'gl r%v)ii"::rv.‘;srl‘:;:. ol miles above an;ioln :rmogr:, ;v:r ;hc; i ot et eonallte = ny young college women," says they had secn each other for twe :n v;m,; i.\:M‘w&nro:n'n.;/.of‘m::“.:;. Propagation of Faith reports that T S P R e ;':;:a":m”:; A m“u:ry until the | national detense Woman's cl wal report of Dr. Thomas §. |years was due to a unified family d the Solomon ‘?"""’-1‘“‘( ‘heh“‘v’l’: | ' ¢ ; This he will attempt to do i ! n exccutive meeting last night Bar ) stand in matter of recovery of 29 et | Pacific h een shaken by Washington, D. C., headquarters of | muddy banks are reached a U8 b res anntin 1ot 4 3 R secoetar e . : CnfEcated R s o *WaterburyChirlstophers iGullivan|| 5 Sife a7 Sk tasfaribncod thave ‘he National Geographie soclety. |upper cdge of London. fSoimtre A fras o St Blans i ara Al i laims he was knacked out of bar. | " centering in the vieinity “The Thames seldom has very Lower Thames a Shipping Center | FANEL AL . d ks ‘ o] - ber chalr by automobile; starts suit | o o'\ Y | some time at n Wis ssod for © musicale Februar hattanooga—Raleigh Reece, s Norwi Pape Board of Gulag lestrnetive floods,” says the bulle-| “0ld Londos idge, because of , B e ire | for damages, 'he Catholie ) O A P el idlondonahndes shecu Tiers, | CONSIN, With 4 iHp o 10 at 1 me of Mrs. W. F. Mid. school science teach- company, in hands of receiver, solq R Vie catelos piaon ¢hures L paon) 3 : i of g hat th . langhte evolution case, has resigned. Re- [Kerry of Montreal fo 1,000 state reaches highest proportions |18 8 8 Lo run oi:f i6 n!tmfl.v slmx: 1t s ranhvr’ flow of the tide and made .'h 8tates ‘remnina today. unorganizedl| ur will lecture before ports of a dispute over a school en- hnatias new cases during | Puildings in this village suffered 2 small river as rivers ;:o,‘onh Mese k¢ London in o old BOI6 G oy nooteetien or bk anitl bruary 24 on the sub- tertainment are denfed veek; one death in every 100 cases | the same fate. The messags gives \nl miles lon;:r’ o::(uh a dra nlilfif"dirt_\» eye-sore. The present I,nudnn\cn,m”‘l,, RIS par e Ieat Tl N A aam ThATan I B TR no report of the 10ss ot life. hasin_of about 5,000 square miles. bridge and the dozen or more “this condition is due 10 the TIE ng will open her home | New -A device for putting ers company approved by offi Tartford—John Comfort, 84, and The Solomon Islands are owned The Danube is ten times, the \is- | others do not obstruct ths flow | i h Y Ha d—John IhPARARG (s e & L 3 S- others n st 1 screech from a tuning [cials of two companies Imost blind, leaves Stratford town | DY Great Britain, | navy bureaucracies that have abro opposition of the ilar army ar h b for this meeting. sissippl fifteen times, and the RIine, padly and the river is much clean- | ork like radio statie has been dem. | farm to enter fiddlers' confest; loses o more than four times as long. Be- |er, The appearance of the Thames | Bl ! e ; ate themselves the policy - onstr here. The inventor pre- | Greenwich—J W ddle, |but recels i s Al MAY JO side the million and a quarter |in the oity, too, has been greatly f’;;;‘n': 5‘,:'”;‘, S irfield ..lm,\ vhets et alcta g R RAn it nat s RIS Rne e o x l:!m ‘7"’,\,332,3?; S acluseleld i somtradionaua | v, left-handed tauare miles drained by the Mis- |improved in recent decades by tho (5 ¢ Aside Woman's Will lapparatus, with each fire bouee hao 51 véaratand: veleran ol Gl el o pitcher formerly the Washing- «issippl, or even the 75.000 square | bujlding of extensive quays which (© pl fforts e . seport, Feb. 2 (P—For the ling a tuning fork. In the test a big dead ¢ milles drained by the Rhine, the have replaced the mud banks that | ¢ plished eingl partment of 1 years in Fairfield how e that of a violin, pulled — tributions and pledges for “Dr, |Brooklyn for training this year Tpamasnasic Sacemsi¥almoetiingwars exvosed Mnhenithakiidatwas | TSR SIS HE RIS G TRTC | / in the superior court reenag tuning form | Hartford—New airplane motor, |F'ranels L. Clark Recognition Fund~ | Courtney is a youngster but wildnees iznificant low. | “from now on I feel that T can bet- | last O v ect aside a will, declar- twice, extinguished 2 gas flame two |deslgned and bullt within six at rally of Christian Endeavorers. interfered with his major league Grows Quickly “The cstuary character of thely . corve my country and the flag I ing that 1 Anna E. Webb of 3 months, meets requirements of | Bride, port — Frank Pancherak, ‘czmcr. “The birthplace of the Thames Thames is apparent at Londen | oue by taking the issuc to the Stamford nsound mind and | 1 | | is only about 20 miles short of the bridge where the stream is 750 feet | nublie “than by rem & muzzled Iy inf ed when spe willed | ™ = Ty SR he Westem lslde of Eng- | wide, It grows| ranidly. wider below| i the armyir ier er state, worth about $15.- @ L e e Wi IS land, northeast of Bristol and|T.ondon, and at Sheerness, 30 miles | wfitehell 1 to deliver his f to her husband, Thomas Wshh.‘; \'\fi - T T/ /= T TR Imminime Path. A small spring formerly | down, generally taken as the|jecture In New York or o | ox r two daughters, | Q. v rushed up at what is known as|mouth, it is six miles wide. From 15 and then spea neland, rs. Webb, second wife | \é’ ‘Thames Head' and triekled in a|London to its mouth the Thames|, % Y he middie and { t. He eox ¢ Thomas who inherited the | o ° ° lazy litfle rill down a meadow. The |is one of the world's greatest shiy ts to visit Los Angeles on April | first Mrs, V 5 property when her | {\fl a e a l - e e op lng rl ontflow of this head spring is nr,w}!qng centers. Quays line the shores |1 114 move up the coast t o Seatt! 1shand died shortly after his sec-| niped away to furnish water for|and inte both banks great basine Tn his stat \ I ond marriage, asked before Judge \‘ the Thames and Severn canal. But and docks have been carvea, ner. Rockville—Acquisition of Hemin- Hartford—Nearly $1500 in con. |ton Americans, may go south with viewed h record in whic n W. Banks recently that a nev meadow the infant Thames i3 to|flag flown that cannot be seen 8t|ynitea States” and he added that | i dum of decision filed | am needed."” be seen in the shape of a little |the masthead of some ship in a “1 ¢hall always be on denies the : runnel fully two feet wide. An-|casual trip along the lower of war or emergency, “wher tion 2 | other halt mile, and the Thames|Thames.” —— Il - s a really respectable brook. Soon | S s CE I , 1AW :l 3 «r,r’llx,!.n A - . Us frst mill appears, one of the|Hoart Failure Fatal to NEWINGTON NEWS Sl e i many that dot its banks. By thu | & 4 i iU NG it o American R fimo Oxford e reached, thanks 0| Man on New Haven Train ompany against Blake ackes, || B ny lttle affluents, the stream is| New London, Feb. 2 (A —Stricken | ) i - r rs in this city, (| 150 t wide, well deserving by an attack of acute heart faflure, | Irving C X Alice M m » E thout a retrial | S 13 85299 cg0 snrings abound in this svgion, and | where ships are endlessly 102ded | 1hore was “mof omee set which ranted on the basis of new 0 e alr Or ese nvi! n about half a mile down the and unloaded. There is hardly u|not resound (o the eredlt of discovered evidence. Judge Banks || 1. me ‘river.’ | Frank McColman, 50, of New Haven, s sold roperty at re uperior court jury, The | The Thames flows throush a|died suddenly yesterday at 4:25 HIll and are now rosiding in > not mad E e onntry rich in historie assoefations [ ©'clock whide on board a coach of | Britain T 1 the refinery 1s | weautifnl rural The | train No. 93. He was en route from — t ¢ 5 L amount on — — % mfi[ = - _“’ 1 ST e T cam, | Worcester, Mass., to his home in| Everett B. Proudman, tax calis 1 he on trial for 'hi i ¥ 4 At e! A ] roam, | Worcester, 3o e in| Everctt B. Prouiman, Al R G T White Pine and Tar : : Waterman’sInk fitteen miles ahove Oxford, was|New Haven Lol ROl A y e Chlld €] B th b N VUit in fhe thirteenth centry by | McColman was an englnecr In the | lections for January amous ol and resulted verdict for th de- |{§ Cough Symp rens bathrobes No. 102, blue black for monke of a near-hv abhey. 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