New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 11

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FATF OF GHILD 1§ LEFT WITH JUDGE Tomngster in Question Is Heir to $400,000 Oakland, Calif., Feb, 25 (P--Su- crlor Judge Josoph Koford has iken under advisement the ease of one year old Lawrence Beck- with, helr to a $400,000 ¢ state, whose adoption by Deaconcss Auita Hodgkin of Berkeley Is nsked to be set aside by Massachusetts attorneys, guardians of the baby's estate, A declsion 18 expected within o {ew days, It will determine whether the child remains with Miss Hodg: Kin or is glven over to tho gunrd- lanship of Charles Houghton and JHenry F. D, Donal, who contested Miss Hodgkin's rights. Tho eastern attorneys deaconcss and i 1 June Anthony, cousins of the child’s mother, ¢ 1spired to complete the adoption without tielr knowledge, The baby's mother, Miss Lorania Beckwith, died four days after its th in Los Angeles, in February 5. The estate consists of a trust fund sct aside by Miss Beckwith father with the understanding it should go to her children, or if she lied childless, the fund should go to the Misses Anthony. In adopting the baby Lawrence, Miss Hodgkin waived all claim to the estate, EXPORT CRISIS SEEN Dr. Klein Warns That Encouraging contend cs Mary Policy Toward U. S, Trade Should Be Continued. . director of the burean of nd domestic comm told poropriation sub-commit- timony made public to ‘the export trade of the coun- s crisis whieh ur- ntinuance of {he followed siner gently require encouraging polic e ontstanding probl plained, “is the coming conflict for forcign 1 attendant upon the | economic recovery of our Furopean competitors, Ivery one of our o rivals inched a most ¢ * he ex- pressure of t dy heing felt by our exporters in many important trade centers, espeeially in Latin America and the Tar East ctor of our rapldly anding overscas economic inter- which makes imperative the v ent of our trade in- , 15 the growth uf VETERAN BANK Westfield, . Feh. 26 (&) Loving P, 71, for more r of the Firs| re, the oldest Na bank in the state, died suddenly Lis home foday, He was one of ”n tional bank Honore nd W. 1 y Tyrrell of Delavan (helow), have been made mem 1s of the French iwcademy for r work in the field of anthrop- ryrell s stee of Beloit nd 1 las given iry S q,.uticura‘ -, | Shaving Stick , Freely Lathering ~_Z o\ Medicinal and Emollient i } | ington, Feb. 26 (A—Dr. Ju- | . |enough voters in the village to fill . lout two of them. It may be neces- ainst our export | Frowk G. Logan of Chicago (above) |§ Waterbury Bank, Executor of Es. | tate, Brings Actlon as Result nl‘ AN | Automoblle Fatality. s Waterbury, Veb, 26 (P—The Wa- "Bl“e‘Fl'iflged Blossom ADDMIS terbury Natlonal bank, as exccutor | of the estate of Ernest A, Lewis, to- | i day Nled sult In superior court for {o Botanists $16,000 for his death agalnst Mrs. — Elsie Beam of West Haven, 2 . 5 Papers drawn by Attorney Clayton ew York, Feb. 28 (P—America, L. Kieln set forth that Mr, Lewis, |1¢ Beautiful, would be carpeted who at one timo was in charge of |from coast to coat with the blue- the sales forco of the American |eyed Fringed Gentian if the thou- 3 was proceeding along the [sands of flower lovers writing to the state highway from Middletown to |New York Botanical Garden could Chester when an automobile occu- [be given the seeds they seck pled by the defendant’s husband and | D. M. A, Howe, acting dir operated by her chauffeur crashed | The dircctor told a sad tale of into Mr. Lewls' ear, injuring him to {an Idyll wrocked by advertising. such an extent he dled the day fol-| Two vears ago Dr. George F, Nor- lowing the accident, Nov. 25, 1925, [ton published an article in the [ apiapu e i | Journal of the New York Botanical | |Garden, *Then doth thy sweet and | Judge Parker, Leading quiet eye look through its fringes | Shinni ronr Tiac |10 the sky, blue- Mw * he quoted | Shinping Lawyer, Dies o poct, wna made tho offer: 1 | New Orleans, Feb, 26 (®—Judge [shall be glad to furnish free of James 1. Parker, of Washington ge a small lot of seed of the ron I' counsel for the trans-At- |fringed gentian to any flm\'rdf'\" r lantie s \p conference and a|who will select a meadow that will | former as nt secretary of the |not be burned over nor pastured, | interior department, died here last [and seatter the seeds there night at the home of his son, P.| The fringed gentian, one of the | C. Parker. favorite wild flowers, then was be- | Judge Parker, who came to New {¢inning to grow rare. When Dr. | Orleans last November to spend Norton chanced upon thick patches the winter with his wife as a guest |of it near Stanwich, Conn, he got of their son, had boen {ll only a|the idea of gathering the plentiful fow days. He is survived by his |little seeds in its dried pods, and : distributing them to flower-lovers 1, | Who would go about rehabilating widow and two sons, P, C. A 1 Claude I. Parker, of oxas, |bare meadows with the blue aristo- Judge Parker served {n the |crat. ‘rmul of claims and as assistant | he seeds are tiny— fa | secretary of the interior depart- |thimblefull contains about 00, T | ment under seven successive secre~ | SUPPOse” sald Dr. Howe, “cnough | tarics. He a member of sey- to ]’;I’\n‘, a falr IF]{[.()(‘ ]V:mr‘h of llflfldi | era - | 8o was not difficult to mail ou AR O O GO G e e O e i ling the initiated. Last fall, at gen- \Hudson River Town May tian sceding time, he repeated the T3 Y AvaT | offer Be Without ('O‘elnment “This year tho unexpected hap- Ardsley-On-Hudson, N. Y., Feb. |pened. Newspapers mada news of his |26 (P—Ardsley is faccd with becom- | offer. Requests hegan to pour in— [iniz a town without a gavernment | from lifornia, Washington, Ari- because the local politiclans got |zona, even a German letter from |thelr dates mixed. Both republicans |Burope. Some of the papers drovp and democrats thought they had un- | Dr. Norton's name, referring sir oly til last night to file their tickets for [to us, and our mail-bag hegan t the town board elcctions March 16. swell as has his. Our boom has When they tried to filc them, how- |become a boomerang.' ever, they found the time had ex- | A form letter tells the last chap- ‘;m d Tuesday at midnight. lter of the tale. Those who send | Tndependent tickets still may be |stamps now receive the reply: s x nominated. BDut each would require !"OHI' friend informs that he no 100 names, and there are scarcely | longer has an sary to appeal to the supreme court | nes for special dispensation, go the town | wh | won't be without a board next year. | ad number. ;Axelrod s Pharmacy Offer - To All Who Suffer Stomach ; Agony, Gas and Indigestion | Money Back if One Bottle of Dare's Mentha- Pepsin Doesn’t Do You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used You can be so distressed with gas| WIith this wonderful medicine you ind fullness and bloating that you think your heart it going to stop beating, | Yor 1 banish indigestion or dyspepsia, th of stomach or any abnormal on that keeps the stomach in constant rebellion and onc bottle will prove it And how ‘\mn\ you will be when your stomac is as good ¢h may be so distend- breathing is short and | hink perhaps you are suf- nervousness, :1411»- dull cyes 4 iscd by a dis ill disappear and for quick ‘n her ailments o done dered stoma oonful of Dare's |vou will be your old content- 1 and in ten minutes [ed self again. Axelrod’s Pharm ppears, the pr on |and every regular pharmacist guar 1 »u can |antees one bottle of Dare's Mer ¢ ind n ‘( eally in to show the way to stomach Oh! W blessed relief; but why not get rid of such cl |gether? Why have ¢ ‘Imx at all? | | sold in one 'AXELROD’S NOW GOING ON! THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. THE “AXELROD” REPUTATION BACKS EVERY PURCHASE. YOU MUST BE SATIS. FIED OR YOUR MONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED MEN! STOCK UI* ON THESH A FEW OF THE E ) Apollo Chocolate: Salted Peanuts 2 1bs, for Beechnut Mints ... for Marmalade in 1b. 5 . 2 for 61¢ Wrigley's Cheming Gums, t0c Bay Rum oo 2 for dic Gillette Blades . phg. 33¢ e Massage Cream 2 for 51c > Shaving Powder. .. .2 for 36 10¢ Shaving Cream 2 for 41c 35¢ After Shaving Tale 2 §9¢ Gem Safety Razor for 90« Bla a1 Williams Shaving Soap 2 for 11¢ On all Holiday left over goods China, Perfume Sets, Writing Paper. for 36¢ inges Botties 2 ranteed 2 On our Entire Stock of “Pyralin” Ivory; sets o1 single pieces; every article guaranteed perfect. Squib's Tooth Paste 2 for 6ic ’ Dr. Brown's Cold Tablets — None hetter to stop a cold 2 hoxes for 26 tkins Cocotnut Oil Sham- - - e | $1.00 Hand Painted Bop Bon poo . 3 ceee 2 for Btc | PR Scdiol - SR % for 116 ishes 5 2 for $ Palmoiive Soap OF 111 80c salt and Pepper Shakers i - — | at, per pair : 20 Extra Ia Automobile Beef, Tron and Wine—2 pints Chamois, cach . . SL89 for E5 0 $1.26 Genuine Sheepswool Sponges 50c Tube Analgesic Balm 2 for . Sic| 2 for... 5 .. Bl \I'l-,( I \l“ COME AND SEE Remember the Time and Place Axelred’s Pharmacy PARK COR. MEADOW STREETS Sale will last THREE days only—Feb. 25th, 26th and 27th Sale Lasts Tonight and Tomorrow MANY OTHE i | \ | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY e mpemmme e ! HERAL D TARY 28 1026 AhY 206, 19% (ullct‘l Hc.l v Damages should demand re Unlted States of § ration from il 5,000,000 & year years on account Dominion through the diversion of For Economy’s Salke!== by the Canadian con what he deseribed a8 | behalf of Canada in the matter, 0 the treaty permitting — s ut o. Mr, Church de- | Philadelphia or of 11t it wa mpertinenee” ing, he sald Tocw,f\ ite 1\.. sscries ~.ml Faiuts of Guaranteed at }“ far below 1he average. Accurately Geared Strongly Constructed | HAND DRILL ST D TR T SRR RN T T AT B Universally pealing to the me- This llem at a Dollar is Something New Collar Type Ratchet Bit Brace Full nicke! fin- ish, saves knuck- les in tight cor- Keeps the home tools sharp at low cost e Broadway Bench Grinders Strong green enameled Only a limited quantity, so come early if you want ons S P Swivel Type Bench Vise for home, shop, or garage, All desired calors Ask to see chart Prepared Paint A size and Fi; 4 every use ; 1 types and si Paint Brushes i The bristles stay A B8 h, not (\ E‘ 28¢ smooth flow- arm for you Keeps lunches o Pint size Eveready bottle and sturdy metal kit. GV S O L TR T T R Jaws sct at the handy Makes Home Hair Trimming Economical HAIR CLIPPERS £ B %&‘M Sizes #00 and #000, perfect in operation, full nickel ssc plate. hree Convenient § I Qn 38 GOe 75" Why pay morc than & B A true home need— this low price? Ames Grove Hatchets Hammers shingling claw styles. Buy the most needed “Jennings and si s with the Griffin” Brand new brace First Quality d # Wood Auger Bits Chisels [A-5/16"3/8" 3§e First Quality ) 7/167-1/2" 48¢ forged | 14” §Ge 9/16"-5/8" 45¢ Swedish | 34” 69¢ '-3/4" 50¢ Steel, 4,1 79¢ T 054 § Every home has need of § All necessary sizes, with several handle in one kit Keystone Soc-kit ii The compactness is as big a feature as the utility, s I For trueing, Universal Among Home and striking Tool Needs Slip Joint Pliers - , mitre j 6147 size y «‘f’r( § drop forged @ ;‘ 4 nickel plated Always a handy tool Don’t you need another? Wrec Reliance Screw Drivers e -king Bars 34Mx24", will | ’me l“ ndy sizes ik, i Nearly 20 diff. “Stanley” R 5t B (White) 4 foot 5 foot 6 foot For Economy’s Sake, Come to ANTS 5% 504 64122 Department Stores 7 WAIN STREET i rnmont m.,.‘ a congresslonal committee on | today outlined a call for & great world congress of religlon durlog sesquicentennial exposition during the coming sume Invitations shortly are to be issued to heads - bodics urging their participation, Great cHenen Ly \Iil.llh INVITED private citizens of Canada | have an important part in th tlon to ap. | servance of the 150 years of Amer hefore Prosident Coolidge or | can independence, Mayor Kendric rald Classified ads, For Economy’s Sake! Qu.:htg Special prices, for Hardware Week only, make it profitable to buy these five Home Tool Necessities now. Five Necessary HOUSEHOLD TOOLS which should be in every tool kit. Quality tools, each one guaranteed first quality, at prices much lower 24" Spring Steel Saws “Willard” Brand, true cutting, a value much greater than the extremely low price would indicate. Hardware Week Price Our regular low price $1 Stillson Type Pipe Wrench Always useful for home plumbin; The jaws never slip. Two Home u:ml]v 6qc Jnol. }\l( Sizes. Forged Steel Hammer A Real Hammer, well finished and bal- anced, a universal home need. Hardware low price 50c Week Price Our regular Standard Bit Brace Our lcQ\I]lh\m big value, with alligator jaws and 10" sweep, Hardware 75c Week Price Adjutable Hacksaw Frame Complete with Blade 8” to 12” Adjustable, “Willard Brand.* For the odd metal cutting jobs around Hardware low price 30c Week Price Our regular and “Parker” Our best description can't do them justice Folding Rules R Stanley Rules (Yellow) and Parker Knives husky jacks, all sturdily As strong as the name Heavy gauge metal, counter sunk handle, olive green en: i keys, Size 4"x7"x10

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