New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 13

FIRE FIGHTING PARTY OF 23 WALLED BY BLAZE Taken - V.1, VETERANS ARE ALLFOR MEMORIAL Anxious to Have One Erccted By Blasing Bush Over in France ‘ London, March 3 UP—A dispatch ' Only One Day's Food By Men Now Surrounded to the Dally Express from Mel- bourne, says that a party of men fighting another bush fire in Aus to | trailia has been -cut oft by the; | tlames and its fate is unknown. The | [ dispateh says that 23 discussed hore last night at the second annual din- | sironuous efforts, turned a fre | which was raging on several ranges ner of the Y, D. club, held by mem- | w burs of the 26th Divislon. Major |and Which threatened to destroy the Clarence R. Edwards who |State fir plantation, valued at about $25,000,000, were fsolate by the the division overseas, | 1o iyeq with only one day's food and was guest of honor in the absence | suffering from exhaustion due to of I'resident Coolidg: lack of sleep. able to attend due to a dinner en- | A motor car which was sent to re- sagement at the home of Postmaster |11eve them was compellod to return. General New, Two of the 23 men escaped, They Speaking extemporaneously, Gen- | reported that it would be suicidal to Al Edwards, who came here today |try and reach the others. Neverthe- trom Boston, informally talked of | 1658 a party of five men made the plans of the division to erect in |attempt and plunged into the danger nco probahly north of Chateau |Zone. Nothing has been heard of ‘Thicrry a monument to fighting men | them since, Efforts are now being of the division who gave their lives |made to send rellef by horseback. WORKMAN MINISTER who made brief addresses, were | Drigadier General John H, 8her- §. H. Anderson Had Turned| Laborer to Support Self bourne, Brigadier General Charles Washington, March 8 (A—Plans the erection of a memorlal their buddies were (General commanded rho was un- A. Stevens, and Ralph Eastman of Boston. Sonator Dale, republican, Ver- mont, and Representative Fenn, re- publican, Connecticut, also spoke. Members of the division contrib- uted one minute sketches to the re. union in which songs popular dur- ing the World war occupied premier place, Traffic signal working on red | and green lighting eystem, patterned after Washington's new traffic con- trol layout held speakers down fto th -minute speeches, flashing the zreen signal for starting and halting speakers with a red flash. Representative Connory, demo- crat, Massachusetts, bec.be tha w Prestdent of the Y. D. club, as presentative Reece, republican, nnessee, surrendered gavel of au- Brigadler General P. as toastmaster. Lawrence, Mass., March 3 (P— | Death has revealed an aged mill- hand here as a former minister, | who at 63 was forced to turn to | | manual labor to support himseif.” | | Samuel H. Anderson, who died at | | the city hospital, had toiled in the | Pacific woolen mills since 1010 Those with whom he worked knew him only as a gentle old man who sald little about himself and noth- | D. | ekt |ing of his past. To them he was | just “O1d Today death has bared his secret. Born in Rochester, N. H., in 1847, he was educated at the University of and was ordained to the ministry in 1876, ached to little flocks in th 1aller towns of Vermont and New npshire. Then illness overtook Chicagoan Takes Appeal D rectly to People him. Bills piled up and his small savings soon vanished. Unabl | longer to assume the burden of pas- | turned to manual labor an existenes, | torate, he | to eke out One of the few who ¥ . | was the Rev, George Chleago, March 8 (A irst Baptlst church. Tomor- Girennan, one of the leaders in the ! . X will read the last rites for campaign to nominate ror Al | FOW. gt “‘” it o i Smith at the last democratic nelikd e vention, has announced his be faken to North Salem, D hurial George the will lacy for tho 1 crming it direet, y crendum in Tiinols on Vo Hardware Sales Are Now The deir to the polit & of the late Roger Sullivan declared | Rennried to Be at Normal that his election “would.assure €on- | \pipoh 3 In its weekly hard- gressional action upon this national | (..o Hardwar vil, when Tilinols votes i favor of . g of Volsteadism, will no market o will say Hardware continne recordi summary, fomorrow: sales throughout the on a satisfactory to reports from the centers. Business of February fs have fallen | pectations of whole- | use of conditions prevailiy wide areas, but the outlook areh is entirely favorable. for spring merchandise st beginning to accumulate portions, although will montt ace leral law makers afraid to vote their country zor e eON- | nic viction *As my friend Al Smit the mem) jious mar s sald, month 5 of : a “have greal m of nation:l house and wnan's candidac d time In that a tr heen 1llinols to Nivs unfavor- marks of n r M “Orders of the Iead to sit withont 1 the tr n for are at I in s this quic pre not attain it the past few wecks A4 hy sor Wher- the castern 1 ative business unt heavy ditic of are senator pret we cratie natior 1linois prominence n ctions o of consequently an of movement of up well without irparture from prevailing Jevels. As a matter of fact, price sability is an encouraging factor in the outlook, ally as retail- not inclined to postpone the cxpectation of any Collections ar generally 0l ) n Gk early niz, and movement an in the part has sprir staples conlinu ny n s 1o terial hold wor William 1B aind Colonel Frank world conrt m iy o1y nre MeK rders in tantial decl being dry issuo sat campaizn lemocera candi- . bi-partisan n expericnc g0 ineluded | ‘i Get Speedy Sentence | For Carrying Liquor March 3 (#) — One hour arrested | transporting liquor Jackson Me- started serve They An- ourt and yroves 1) - Da after they cha were John I. Williams and both ef Boston, ing twenty day jail sentences 1 by Officer Amos shortly eight o'clock. ied knowledge of 120 gallons of 200, which was h furnitur they driv of countr Kay, t8ror W wrreste is respr all Jay lives of he ligr o Reoto found on Jones, i1 1illia were all oceasions QDG%"IQ In ev Dritqin Mareh Bt lime men, by | | crown prinee ie helping to strength- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAT FLASHES OF LIFE: REFORMERS AKE | NUISANCE, DRY CHIEF DECLARES. Iy the Assoolated Press 1 st Hampton--No ohjc Ormond Beach—John D. Rocke- | gered 1o probating will of Miss Mary feller and General Adelbert Ames A. Utley and document is admit have & new golf pal, Miss Gladys| (o probate selick of Glen Ridge, N, J., having refused to default in a woman's tournament svhen she knew she would lose. Miss Sclick won a new and two partners by her sportsmanship. Putnam—>Mrs. Rose L stand in superior court, 500 1o bankrupt estate of G | Harold Gilpatrie. New Haven—Brilllant reception and ball given by second company Lady Cynthia Mosle overnor's oot Guard, in honor of wondering why hogs are not |Governor John H. Trumbull knocked unconscious before they - | Killed Bridgeport—Appeal taken by | 8tanley Yale Beach from the ap Buffalo — Reformers are the |pointment of conservator of trust higgest nuisances connected with | fund, heard In superior court the work of Major Eugene C. Rob- - orts, prohibition chief. “If T shot a| Norwalk—Trving Bey bootlegger dead in my office,” hu | port, arrested eharged with arson i hey'd agk why T didn't burn | connection with fire in his o ¢ body." vine on denles s After visiting the g0 — s of Bridge- - | Marttord—Governor appoluts W New York — Emory Buckner, | Parker Seeley of Bridgenort as pro- padlocker extraordinary, thinks le- |secnting off for galization of 1ight wine and beer | Humane socict might be an experiment worth try- | - ing. “Things could not be worse{ than they are,” he sald, referring | to a “carnival of bribery” under | I | | | to fly through the Eiffel tower have | M”[;H T[]'] been seized on the lner France en | e i ! prohibition. route to New Yok by an order of | 1 a magistrate. Showing of the movln{lowa Pmmipal Ousted Because has been pestponed In France. Connceticut Paris — Films of a fatal attempt | vow angeos — amonn mergere | 0] Wodlock Talks sercen actress who thinks she was | humillated by sitting in a chalr | whieh had been charged with elec- | Shannon City, Towa, March § (P— | tricity as a foke, is suing a ecom- | Guy Stockdale, principal of the con- pany and soveral ({ndividuals for | Solldated school has reslgned, fol- $20,000, | lowing parental reports to school e authorities that ho had taught his New York — For burns and eys | classes thoories of natural wedlock troubles which they say they re- | Without marriage ceremony. cefved by working all day under! The school bhoard accepted the unshiclded lights 100 movie extras |esignation after questiontng the are sceking a total of a muuonlrrigleu\»ms*rnvh-r from a producing company, | E. Finch, chairman of tho { board, sald that “Mr, Stockdale was Mugso- ' unsatisfactory, that was all.” He admitted, howoever, that reports con- cerning the teaching or mention of the fascists, in the opinfon of | Wedlock without license was the Mario Bergamo, an opposition | Prime cause of the acceptance of leader. | Stockdale's resignation We | muke no charges, however,” he “Because s was no Investiga tion comploted. When wo tha complaints of the parent fore Mr. Stockdale } re ) Roms — Gossip about lini's health and the attitude of the en can New York —- Bigger and bet Lables are being raised in Germany | on meat extracts instead of milk, | Dr. Samuel Gross, buack from Ber- lin, relates, Such fecding begins as carly as the age of six months. Philadelphla — Dr. Cutten, president like & man like St. Paul as quar terback, for “Paul was the finest embodiment of fair play the world lias ever known.” said Stockda vocating the theory had merely told clags of Instances tlee existed. 1 hag heen appointed Georgo n. 9f 2 o g to Stocldal Rutgers University Cow Sets Record for Milk Brunswick, N. J, March 3 Durke Sadie Vale, a Holstein cow owned by the college of agricul R university now holds t} world's record for milk production in ition n 410 | cording to an announcement m Washington—A New York jowel- s offer of a wrist wafch for the atue of Liberty by Hanford Mac ing on the gruity of so upor New, been declined () nider without pass of the con- an ornament ically robed figure. Polica are outbreak of Y ibles and dishes dest room; bonfires on Berkeley Oval. question ture modern classific 1ell 1 toda The cow was milked threc daily for 305 days produced ,136.4 pounds of milk and 660.45 yunds of butter Hartford—Damage from artford club 15 placed at y elub treasurer. fire $75,000 Queen Mary to Attend New Haven—Three world relay o 2 records broken by Yal Theater in Two Weel team in meet with Yale freshmen, T.ondon, March 3 Mary = will at 1 L at the New Haven—Izzy Winters, Seala theater two v Yale wrestling team i of holiday r8, to resign at ¢ ing women season, The vimming Py Qnieey performance coach work- for fifteen homes of present | | box will cir. in tha royal 100 front row of tl cle which will by Ly London cholr Miss Susan Lawrence, | niember of parliament, neen Tartford- rescued wher t 33 North Fr h a window children 1 entirely ment t street; taken out small Vs women, giests of former Jabor favor of other new .D. WEDNESDAY, GAIN ADIT Other Elections (o Lea London, levelopie ing meeting of the Leagu seom to indicate that G will be elocted t in th its s League « ions ne the question of Spain and 1 11 e left to 11 mbly of t) Sir Austen CF ish foreign secretary i receded fi § renc per berships than Germany a serted that ure study . He uld be ind Spain a se the Th would s the question, for the cellor, Dr. Luther, In Hamburg declared that it w be compatible with the gr Germany purposes to pursic many's admittance to the lea iccompanied hy additional the composition of the will endeavo the conuncil's assent for the other cluims to sea favor to com how an ad meet with general approva the German delegation Geneva, At the ratification of the security pact in the French c of deputies last night and went on record as fave enlargeme + of the council » by giving Poland a Pram “I would favor {t." he the quest hee hetwe: i 10i tions any ta come he and vhich are cerfam council. 71 at th, 108t iy «d In n &pirit of Loearn coneiliatory premier riure of the ter conld he than a t tion s0 manent s tons con e Tha corre in 1 wny has will be a the informafion, uthorities in ¢ the «orre German 1D On Ext York, March s of IV ALORIE A Germar started 1 on to decide Thriv MARCH 3, 7 due e e T 2 ERETT ey out of an ar t ould not at fdeals if Ger couneil He hoped Germany's viewpoint won 1 hefor for T.ocarno ha ier Bri ring an of the perma added v ques. fore t ST KRR S l e . Meat | Chamberlain Said fo Favor Ko ¢ o e ~ 1926, formerly a lecturer meats instead | thriving on it was tried as an experiment during |know she war when milk proved 80 successful that it 1s now widespread. ounced yes trom Berlin visiting the in y W . i that ) ex- | and other | R the tEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS & of milk and are He sald that the dlet HE'S UNLUCKY Prodigy's Mother: makes but you ear Uncl way 1 was scarce ometimes. entirely by | Prodig that's the 10w, and | Allen & Ca, I'NC. Hartford—Direct Phone 3005 BASEMENT STORE Refreshingly New _ Springlike Dresses : '16.98 Actually Sold Elsewhere at $19.98 to $24.98 Daytime dresses to wear un- der your topcoat now and for street wear on,the first warm days. Afternoon frocks for teas and bridge parties. Informal dinner gowns in soft, supple materials. Never has the Basement Store offered such a variety of exquis- ite dresses at such a temptingly low price. THE Moderately Priced Millinery Section Is showing some wonderfully smart hats for Spring in every new and smart color and style. And the prices are surprisingly low. $1 98 $2.98 $3.98 Mail Orders j Filled ! | | 0) SERVING CONNECTICUT SINCE 1847 A Page “of Value s That LEEE G ST Offers Kitchen and Houschold T EXTRA SPECIALS! Brass door knockers Hand vacuum washers 8-qt. white enamel convex kettle 2-qt. rice boilers SU4-qt. tea kettles Electric Iron $2.50 6-1b. Manning & Bowman electrie {ron, vekel plated o Roll Top Bread Box $1.00 White Japanned Should Six-P Bowl $1.00 G.Fox & Co.Inc HARTFORD'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Phone Orders Filled Call 3500 [nterest E— ] TRA SPECIALS! e $2.69 wcers, per pair 17c¢ 59¢ 98¢ ece . Kitchen Stools $1.00 Made of wood, white enamel finish. x bowl 10-inch - IARCH SALE of HOUSEWARES tensils Filling: All Requirements of the Modern Housewife, EXTRA SPECIALS! Underground garbage can . 35-1b. white floor can Oblong Wear-ever bread pan 2-qt. pudding pan Household Sets $1.98 6-plece White sets bread box, cake bom, 4-plece canister set. Waste Basket 50c. kets In a colors. wasta bas. varlety of 13 Of course—I1 little mistakes see, she plays Unfortunately-— Passing