New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1926, Page 10

T LEAGUE 1S HARD HIT, IS OPINION Both French and British Ave Disappointed Parls, of grow Brian Geneva, @ opinlo In pol mitted t received a b disposition cally dispu 10 b ¢ in the nat 4 had job Echo De Par el the Leaguc takes a i ation, boon and ble No morn One or two tablet alkaline it need Full Box FRE Every druggist hs 60c. O, a full box Stuart Company, Deg ametal box of Stu keepit filled! 1t's in STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Thief! [s What He Calls Headache Brooklyn. 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This § March 17 (® ¢, May, nturer, rs of tl Kly Ln.l\\ re murket summary will Fay tomorrow \(\ | on s 3 18 runni « " in particularly Great DI St itors, however ¥ be oy \ppr ppointment P The | tribY scholar, | ! will laciflc S wehes, wite renerally en rem lative 1o ctions have | cath the st upon th very wrkal treasure trove 1, but fuiled wit ble advances, aifficult in “1relght to tind in Lo sterday i the knife result of peated failures to box of the Grant, which sank Auckland Islands carrying a group of the Bailarat gold fields tralia 1o their homes in Eng- | Nand. There were $3 in the ship's mpany—but 15 were saved survivors showed May Grant was sunk in b fathoms of water. He that there was $10 Ballarat bullion and dust 1 | ship's strong box, mad Iired by the nearness of the Teiam , May fiitted out an expedi- Australia in 1912, He was 10 square away to the Auc when the Titantic went down was a hue and ery around the 1 for costlier and safer ship juipment and May could not mect Mleve reh 1 Jemand, He abandoned the ter losing some $60,000, tried again, planning start from California. But once 3 more the scheme failed, while the Bra- [10,000,000 in sunken gold continued and ‘v ) taunt him. ventures collapsed and sick sondent, he finally gave up and put a knife to his wrists in his {cheap Oakland lodgings. Friends | jicfning [found him before death came and ificant |sent him to the hospital where he slavia s . wounds Nisap- loading production ing to opinions of hardware ma students, T} sevoral 10 help bring t provement in the hardw it is felt.” JUDGE RETURNS MUCH ALCBHOL Orders 76,764 Gallons Returned {0 Cleveland Co. TR T Industrial Al- ons of alec she w oRne are ness, also told 00,000 in the in fon in lunds | There or X- to ment du alleged 1 s ordercd by 17 . Westenhaver late to maintain | af- urope Jowerful ordercd Superior plant a property of t & Chemical Co. sub he orders will the which re d ment by federal grand men on not affect in the indict- ry of 112 conspi Attorr paves t a friend, is to take Aucklands with an xpedition that he is fitting up for another try at the Grant's long i Simpson, | ‘ submerged treasure. The ashes will ‘hl~ .AUI(Q to the in 1cy charges, ate Bernstec It Wy for a new action to obtain con- trol of alcohol and plants and to br s for cva | paymer added of universities, an expert eral million dollar: hemist and a soldicr of fortune. He | government for taxcs | obtained some rich farming lands in | withdrawn ostensibly | Mexico a number of years ago, but 'purposes, In Pancho Villa ¢ e along later and o hootlew char stripped him of holdings. He | that thousands ¥ native of France, but Wwas|dqrawn ized in 1880, [ exempt from tl HITS WORLD COURT Says 1t Is But History Repeating | Itsell ber, Cleveland railroad conductor, said. be spread over the ocean where the it went down. Tay, who was 68, ")n o Gre was a graduate | aleohol industriai on for th “ MNew Fuidence Shows Teddy Didn't Kill Pussy March Ielmont wilfully on pleaded guilty 1o charges contained in the indictment v patches from Minneapolis the surrender {here of Mason, a mailroad cmploye. at $5.000 cach for Stauber pen rounced nt D, Bond was set oDsy. Han and on B kitten had been omobile ‘ con b re run ove ing Teddy's case ilowing an_ad- | lns Police terrier congraty r been left at his owner, Kentnekv Woman Vikely To Be Freed of Killine | Pikeville, Ky March 17 () — Charged with ng het brotl in-law srnest Coleman, Mrs. M. Coleman of Greasy oK, was held to the 1 jury £2,000 bond in roexamin in county court here yesterday. ! husbhand, by Mrs. leged bout bystanders fered bonds- men In fixin John W of sclf le- Chicago, March 17 () — Efforts to indu ca to join the world court show history repeating ilar efforts were made 1 ot sota told the Cook county re- central committee last v 1er- M. Jer der tri | Minn publican night. One hundred yea o when the idea of political democracy challenging the old order of po Europe en- finally feared i cooked ) 15 Killed al- whose brother Colema W rs as a result of Wi cred into a s terminating peace” and La-Chapells States was bond Pruitt County id i haa Judge Place, to the the the congres which the United 4 to join. In July, M\ ), John Quiney Adams in in- jons to the American ambas- Peterst said re- this leag itical s s essentially stand in firm \dependence of all the Buropean point peace: | the extra- and en- system of Turope cautious tangleme has b cardinal policy from to this day. \ proportion as the United memb civilized of 1 maintain temptatior o n tem en a th impor- ONLY 10 CEATS Corns Come Out Without a Murmur; Pain Gone At Once—Guaranteed. WAFERS THIN AS PAPER SHOES DON'T HURT “I never saw their equal.” | corns right cut by the never a pain or stin to stick ‘0-Joy Corn \\ | a tender, achy con | pain immedi and out comes , corn, all. Slip won't hurt. rs of the g nations increascs The dif Is system t from hers, Blood of Pal Fails to Save Norwalk Boy's Life Yank : : Deenils roots and an later nd th roots on W 0-Joy_Cor paper. Stop nd doug) 3 of people tortured \\Hh corns have 0-Joy Wafers. | guaranteed. 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Friday evening 1 princips tker at - of the nd on Satur- ss the Yale lent Angell, of he “h anniversary club of Chicago, evening he will Higher Democraey” at North Centr and 1 the ting n a mes of the ociat paratory guest of the e alumni or- cities, gos ools. [CR Y inizatio to | an I\I;\RCII 17, 1926, “|FLASHES OF LIFE: MOTOR CARS ARE NOT PERMITTED IN CITY OF VENICE Eaaa————] warned against practice of trains vacing over borough grade crossings at terrific speed jeopardizing lives of residvis, ‘oast guard i-foot crafts, New York: |eelebrated {alone because St with of Kansas City—Convicted hootleg- [ New Tondon— to gers are working in a chain gang [8oon have new 1 breaking rock and otherwise help- - New Haven—T large raid on an alleged gambling house here this week took place carly to- | day when police entered 62 Oak |street, and arrested 27 men on | charges of frequenting and gaming. (SAYS WELFARE 08T ARE GOING UP RAPIDLY of Patrick's Day was enthusiasm, not the driving of roads, second Ireland, but because [Ing to build count f the driving of smoke out of this um Restrictions on soft coal, 1ift- o because of the anthracite strike, cnt into effect again tod Angora—Dancing with women en- joying their new freedom has caused crowds that s have been | snakes out of A convicted wife beat. five lashes at the Baltimore er is to recelve whipping post Chicago—The talned two new y CGioorge Sutton, of Effingham, 111, forbidden at the government house, |nd “Uncle Joe* Harker, of Irwin, | One wealthy Furk bas taken |& 1 were recelving congratulations n old negress, his childhood nurse, |00 thelr ono hundredth birthday, harity 1 George W. Bartlett, of Filmore, IIL, b went them one better by celebrating his 1015t anniversary, “Uncle Joe' snld he never had smoked or touchs Century club members today. con- suel young to ac | | Miss Beale Reports Tixpenses Maybe Vice-president try his "Melody in A” | o4 Jiquor. He's written o mus- | tio! hich deseribed | . . fon which Is described | by Dr. W Dentiger a8 just the | thing for hysteris was tried out | 450 meeting of the National Life | """ wservation soclety, York Taking Care Of Unfortunates Mounts Times In Decade, Yale gaAme cul composi Haven loses lea 14 xpenses of the New are 21st con- operating when Corn Welfare two and o quarter ain assoclation 27 to 26, it a arly times as New Taven—Toy manufacturers ¢ voluntary petition in bankruptey. great as those of a decade ago, ac- yoster= cording to a gtatement B made ale, Motor go! . but not vernment at Rome the raflroad iinlan1 to permit his city, witomobiles, The | ) [dny vy automobiles Haven—Y professor ve- | has refused to from of Central i from | 8¢ with vehicles to | Miss Cora executive forcets many specimens 8 n Jier report says o “The Welf fation during ¢ ter of 1020 finds fts s nearly {wo and one-fourth 5 heavy of a decade . The one-half as mueh 18 in the carly n yea R the price per quart being almost 50 per cent more, Coal for our needy fam- ilics costs over twice as much as in 1916, and $06.21 w erial relief SR A America Proscention calls first st arson case heing without jury, Tridgepor witnesses in tried before judg York wuse am from | as thos rk university Migs ubinstein and beecauge her | associates will not wear has been can- led by Fordham university, which | is exclusively for men, a te includes cost was nearly wgain for months of t Pridgeport—A second bank milk needed Black nesses say at not Ttock district wit- hearing in appeal anting a charter to new in- bank commiseion; 2 | o, g dress a dehate from stitution by 1 where as spent January, 1916, nty-one famil $: necessary to provide nty-four cases in January of this 1eed today is proportion also, duc Lo an iner 18t John Bull is W haptismal name wh a waiter for old Cheshire Cheese, don dead. That of a man years in the in a Hartford —§tate ma in weat should acquire prison property at ast . chairman of park commis Delieves, idir o wa for Paris—Rene TaCoste bad cbld, regards his trip York for indoors tennis “The United St - Rhamrocks small shipment Waterbury this year, only heing received to respon- is a queer one tes cot i freczes in * and simply melts in summer. ¢ did not visit Flo- rida or Culifornia. | | , who has a| | | | Windsor Locks | Philip McDermott, who m,\smi. |ously disappea December 20, ::ounrl in ice in canal under circum- | stances suggesting murder. 1) DISPELTHAT RASH Why suffer when skin troubles yield o easily to (hc healing touch of. 1 r, Fla.— Glenna \g champion, Virginia son, Collett, who after defeats still younger Dorothy Kotz, Van Wie «nd Helen Pay- more than ever that golf is no old man's game, in Wallingford mends that New Burgess Haven recom- road b( realizes {that she has not made up her mind | whether | pionship again’th | Washington in this connection. of Col- | year. 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