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

OTIS SKINNER IN FAREWELL TRIBUTE Acts as Pall Beavers for teacher of Childhood Days | Hartford, Feb, 23 (®—Otls Skin ner, the Hartford school boy who rose to be a Broadway star, back in his old home town this week for a three days' engiagemont in a new play, today paid tribute to one of his teachers at the old Brown school here more than 50 years ago, The teacher was Miss Agnes Grimes Shipman. Skinner was one of those who bore her to her grave this aft- ernoon, ; Miss Shipman was a teacher at the Brown school for 46 years, prior to her retirement some years ago. Among the bright little boys in her classes during the early years of her teaching was young Otis Skin- ner. She was one of the earliest persons here to perceive the youth's | talent, one of thoss who helped and encouraged him along the lines he wighed to follow, and who alded him to get a start here as an amateur reader in the years before he went on the stage. & uated from the Brown 1872, at the age of 14, The friendship that was formed between the teacher and her bright pupil In those days long ago has lasted ever since—through the days | when £kinner was elimbing to star- dom, through the days of his most brilliant successes, | Among the bearers at her fu- | neral today were four of Miss Ship- man's puplle. Skinner was one of the four. | school in \ GUILFORD MAN 1S NAMED PRESIDENT Panl Ives Heads Comnectiont - Fairs Association | 25 (P— assoclation Feb, Hartford. Conn, The Connecticut Falr met today in the old senate capitol to elect offic ear and to t cham- ber in the TS for the coming act other business, Paul P. Ives nf Guilford, presided, Deputy Com- missioner of Agriculture Leonard H. Healey was sccretary of the meeting. The following officers were elect- President, Paul P, Tves of Guil- tord; first vice-president, Pierpont of Wolcot cond president, F. Page of Dur! secretary, L. H. Healey of Woo treasurer, C. R. Risley el The mittee is as follows: H. Kingman: William ed ne. ex tord coun- Haven i New YM\[O" county, Charles P. Busnel; Fairfield connty, B, Mortimer Run- Windham ecounty, William L. 1 connty, Gallup; White; county. Led 2 J. Sel eounty, L. J Storre. There was a luncheon &t the Hotel Garde at 12:30. ternoon program ineluded ess of welcome by Tves v b3S an Putnam, manager of t! Fair assoclation, Green: apoke on Function M 2 'T.m n Fair.” of ity of Glas- 1 soc v, led to the “Night Show: on disenssion on Marshall ¥riv the Rot Alscussion rt Dristol, the c to Make e M I of the nnn'l r association of Jeenssion on “The Lift Off-No Pain! the without or corn betw sott corn, and the foot ness or irritation. cal sore r was grad- | |Bank and chairman of tt lization committee, Decatur, Georgla, F Thinois Relatives of Mrs. Virginia Hollings- s '\dr'h Dupre, former Agnes ollege student, today we : 'wrmlm m u( her marriage to 1€ who came liere yruary Washingtor T “th letters Indicating that he was 1L "\‘\' or 3 the a Frenchman commissioned by 1 lay. 1le referre government paint portraits o Kfon's farew typleal American girls, and eloped ih v 1w later with Miss Hollin | wor ,o( Ander WORLD COURT ISSUE INWID WEST VOTING - Argument Pro and Con Pro- MAILMEN HEALTHIEST 1 Dr. Mayo Of Rochester, Minn, De- | clares That These Employes ml Government Are Good Spec luwm\ New York, Feb, 28 (®-—Mailmen | are the healthiest persons in Amer- e o, s, o b s pounded 0 Eletion Day Hears ascribed this to thelr life in lh4 ! apen, simple habits and plain £00d. | (o (0n e Fob nid Dr. Mayo made this statement as '\ o yae hecor I por he returned on the Columbus to- | \ariieground in the fight on the | v from a thirty day crulse o the yuo of adherence by the United West Indles with a party of friends. gyates to the world court us prinmary ) Ma nspecte ous 1 Dr. Mayo Inspected numerous |\ me draws near in several central hospitals and clinics in the West gaios Indies, finding them generally mod- o ern and manned by skilled practi S AL mvades Wi o tloners. e Dr. Mayo asserted that trips to [ cnator frvine Ll hampion of adh ¢ other climates out of season usnally are not beneficlal to persons in nor. | L18ho senator speaks Sl mal health, the human system re. Noukee, tomorrow at an quiring normal changes fn season, | 101UrN® 10 CRICHRD Jamorrew ol The importation of unaccustomed % IO 10 Washingie foods he also pronounced had for | Semator Lenroot at the health, eaying “we still are dig- | Wi% night said ¥ uld ra have his record of afding in obtai ging out graves with our teeth,' i i ng favorable senate action for ene Wilson and Company Is |'¢ ! : % Sold for $23,150,000 | 1n the territory of Senator Wil- Chicago, I"eb, 23 (P=Wilson and |Ham MeKinley, reput lican, Ilinois Company, packers, was sold today |eandidate for ra-election, who vot reorgani on committee for for the court, Sengfor James A 100 and the reorganization 1 of Missonri, democrat East plan which ! en in the making Loni pleaded for sfnca the recsfvership fn 1024 will e, inst t o lbe put into effect clotire on t ssue it Thomas E. Wilson. president o voted for t since the founding of the company | x Shipste in 1916, wiil continue its will f¢ The sale to the reorgani ti-court bondhold- | was fore- | committee, representiy ers and banking intereste shadowed for many month Frank O. Wetmore, chairman ef the board of the First National reorgan- in the pr fon com- Birthday Was tors Borah an principles of ot of hington's . Len Wa their argu- bid perty for the reorg: mittee at the sale to i b T G h de- Annulment Sought as . one in other at rrett-Bru Husbhand Is Impostor Dupre was arrested and offlel said he r , and had in that state and 1 1eed when t declined 10 him, b nnu! led colle was rel fami He | their itention to Spirit of {marria Authorities ‘ N e |Dupre clalmed to have | we certainly ean get out of this prop- New York hospita | osition 1 weithir court nor an { thing. Th ) Million Was .\uem in Lruier in 1 Aiding Strilking Miners | 5. | Hazleton, Pa.. 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