New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1926, Page 2

T SR kT T B AT T BESTIAR € W H DT ACC WY NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1926. MERIDEN LEADING | ¥eRe FoR covist— pORPOISE SH[]I]TINfi FLASHES OF LIFE: GIGLI'S SON IS DEVELOPING INTO SPAGHETTI FIEND LIME AND | GITIES OF STATE vz FOR SCIENCE SAKE . —— | By _The Associated Pres: 1 New Haven — Driven from the l World Fiddlers' Contest. "'I“”"\:.‘]"“"] "‘""”'m"“"l fhe {woods by hunger, deer enters clty, e N | en s playin, withou! er | ¢ . SU[PHUR New Britain Second ib Tax| mesion. saren 22 r—an mm‘Spemmeus {0 Be Hunfed in|roker ace or tne nrat time. white ,;‘:::“{:‘.;;‘“:5,‘.1u;“:d." B R old Scotchman and an Irishman § |she and Henrl Cochet were wmnln } seven years his junfor are here toda [ Ithe mixed ~lnuhhfl nl~e smiled :md ow Pa CGollections it L Rl Gull of Merico | S o+ 'They are J. Scott Skinner, and | RS e [LBRE thore work JohuithaRcED apectss m,ndm'«.,v B dants tnary ’ AT John Wiseman, fiddling champlons | tors or that Henri was in a hurry to |® X vl Hartford, “tarch 22 P=—The efti Washington, March 22.~To shoot | respectively 8cotland and land, “ g0 jane professor says. clency of the tax colioction system fn | ap et V1Y of Scotland and Ircund: | oppoises “as ‘they come Into the |Ft AWY 0 se2 hia fGance s A ‘ h i for * in Hartford under Collector Ot | yk“ycies'on a trip which is to end ';.):\hnllow off-shore waters is the un- | o Ao At cimbany that 1x ek ew Haven -~ Alarming number _-f rls J. Hart, excels that in any city of |\ iy o erahoth win) seay | USual aim of a sclentific expedition |, 1ONGoN=8 cOMPARY LAl 1 &¢8 | 00" os of colds and grippe fn clt comparative aiso (o the slate, no. | <on 0NN, Me. wherbboth will seek 5o guie ot Mexlco, undariaken: (I8 bermistion to make a fim ble- % cased &2 ST 11T 67 R * : s el aurels in a world's fiddling contest, | - h A | g v zaward VII a ! Spraying Fruit Trees ||corting to comparative taties —of | “mil® Gty o e h1q mugly (BY D. Gerrit 8. Miller, Jr, mamma)- | FAPhY of Baward VL annotnte S| p o TN driving car a ety azor 0 ons contained in a report b ) P Tiwill not do as Amerier o s . A contained In a report by |G o Rkin: N4l ogist of the Smithsonlan Instity | might he tempted to do, make ro- that causes injurles to Charles Ask for quotations in | 717 0% AP ‘,.:‘,,”" ©lin this country since 1592 when he :'I‘fr:‘rh“‘ "r’x"a':"'"m"a" lf:ré‘;’ M"")“;‘ {manca of his life, but will treat the Grotoch altempts to evade respon- | e Hartford's Roc made a tour as a violinist while going mammal have & habit of |8UPirct With ahsolute regard for the sibilitygw reporting his ear large quantities artford's Record Wiseman is making his first bow IS fakad i L] truth stolen ° Collections of propurty taxes lier coming into shallow water at low ten per cent above averake | Bkinne o a o Thus if they ‘can be shot, the > s 2 P | 36 & or all towns of the state, ahd col- yng noer i mor than o fddler. He |opajiowness of the water wil Sravent WS Lo ST mEd i e Doah AN e AL AR CORmatlon ¥, With One Package I a3 lrs e o e i R hhe 'them from being lost to the hunter. | 014 son of the Metropolitan opera ar prafses Hartford tax collection | CHRISTY ES. . The 1 for 40 vears, and has composed more | wy e pr, “yiller considers thin |oNOr: I8 taking his father's advice |systom SRR c ol L v roels. HIS [ iod of catching porpoises a good |0 eat plenty of spughettd so he will | - A smootl, clean, cool shave el e ¢ > violin 15 2 years old, and he says A be a great singer when he grows up. | ) i : here he e y g 10al of an experiment, he hopes that | be a great sing 0 (4 P New Haven — Young man, be- 5 : DlCKlNSON [desagmaninn. 1 Rericentil™ Ther fee ‘q.m: \-lm-‘tx to welcome |1f 1t falls, some specimens will be | I3e cats #o mu h that Mother Ggll lycveq uphasia vietim as the result 3 that you will enjoy \ RepETe ; A § Al aught in the pound nets of the |©ften has to stop him Enzo s |, exposure, wanders into police 4 police s anott anal e eEat1e S CA LA AINOER fishermen |named for a character tn “La Glo- |1 SRR See our south window this week ser cent h than in Watert e ‘x’qfi,{’:u.y"l“\i‘v;‘v 7l e S R0 tholadal(rpmithaigill reglonfare | Condaiumnlonith sstenaniiias drr\i;'- padavekd New Britain second Irishmen there, they dif net make |needed to flll out the collection in |Ing when the fad airived in ) Torrington — Fractured skull sus- | ¢ n, collectin, cent iypemselves Known. the U. 8 National Museum, which Wor tained in fall from second story is | 0 ot al It AR Sl i« under the direction of the Smith| j tstel i6 Sohn Nesiar | - = 169-171 MAIN cent, 104 the cltles of |py AT KrealE Shinienal 1 10 0 | qonian Institution. It is believed that | _ Chicago— Thousands o ~duffers HERBERT L. {he specios of porpoise which makes | ®ho have found on the first day of ahead of other ¢ n Srowene BUCALE AL A ROGURLANEN N arl WToridg Lnaa b ceb st bag as ever might bid for some golf | ..Aiual of other cities in this ' qered Ly Boston clansmen. Skinner |Of Ilorida ceriginiaietingtive) ing 5 b W HARDWARE charact cs, about which scient- |elflbs autographed by Mr. Dawes ereentage of personal and Wise S § o ot v o percentage | s riseman will start for Pertiand ists are nop clear. To decided this |which aré to ba sold for charity, The while at New Haven R AR point 18 the purpose of Dr. Miller's | vice-president’s signature ought to . go to Lewiston collecting expedition. be effective with mme(l\mg unruly. I G RS ve per cent, Rt el ETINTO HORSTALLS B Porpoises are, of course, mam- - and GET OUT SUNDAY— Nenitl i andiat LL s Qll als; that is, they are mfembers of | New York—If an athlste who doss e el ! 7 N .‘H| ho taine largs group of animale 10 |the hundred fn 11 seconds mmndflsl]dgess Each Sec[](]l] et fle of collectible per, ch man himself belonge, vhe dis- |enough energy to lift himself 144 i | of Epring—the | sona) « tn each of tinguihing characteristicof Which |teet into the alr, as Prot. A, H. Hill | -the ¢ 760; i AL Ty k of Haven, {,,,, 910; New Brite s members muet be Y:d on m\lk \,\n\ Tican, one vondoru how h|:]»; irs to 1dgeport, $138,574; —_— The porpoise 1§ really a small tooth- | conld Charley Hoff vault if he could | | bustle Sl Its teeth are peculiar 0 | put into his pole the energy expend- | New York, March 23 (P—Modifi- Meriden, Waterbury, $81.. ed whale h are I high- 3 7 A el i shape, which very I a4 In his runs ion of the Volstcad act to allow ur s :l‘n\-h)l-s\:;;;v?‘:{y s Former - Woman Dry Agflm A I s A R 5 CUH Tl G Sy pr b S SlARtanEas i : - Tal fvede upon fish and squids. Its §0- | 3arsellles — The Sea Flea {stho content shall be legal within its . tax collsctions, L ne) Shoots Hersell in Texas JAll €iaie and sregarious nature is re- [ name ot a hydro £lider which |boundarics was proposed last night 4 collectors averaging 100 per cent o P Commissioner Blodgett’s report vealed in fts habit of travelling in | moves In long leapd from the tops deral Attorney Buckner, speak- herds, o fréquently seen from 0Cean | o¢ waves and which its inventor ‘ordham Manor church. chows that property valued at $284, 0 o f A ts r $60,235 owned by residents of othep E! Faso, Texas, March 22 (® — iiners 1rropv\trs to hop. skip and jump| Form Partnership ' states was included in tl 2.364,- The colorful career of D simp- | In ;nrn:n times 'tTo ;m’rr:"v?r-fl across the Mediterranean and meunnon enfo -eml:x:} .c(an C‘r:l; 419,001 of takable property included | so, o word of formed a common article of food i1t | yanee aaross the Atlante to D¢ omplishe a partnershi . property included lson; who established a record oy i0p g ang France, but it is now | \etween the United States and each C seessors! valuations for the jaw enforcement unlyuo for one of | SRR U8 SEENT yolng valuable | PUROS Afrer |state,” he eald, “and it is perfectly ot her , seems doomed to a tragic only for the oil obtained from its iproper to negotiate with the states Jotsiatizoincs Dentes 4 Story e in an El Paro hospltal. ljjuphar 1es skin is sometimes used | v k“— Miles Kehoo of yq 15 precisely what Kind of prohi- Ready-for Service (erhis s Arah P Tak e | o ke elizindiotati bullUmORNY| rorfieathieriandlbookithonss | Jersey Oty rno e et o | Dition they are willing to come in on IS HERE Rabs SihEine ot oo Garys L hepRabdomen BLAg S Dr. Miller will not confine him- | spring at Conev Tsland, 15 the in- ung pely enforce.” 1 SULTS and TOPCOATS m‘.umm:Ir.]f’Ifl.‘iu.rup?f:¢]w0=- ik ’)mi ormangnsolihilon ageny 1080 | 401t 10 the shooting of porpolees, but [ ventor of a new § O 8. Waking up Modification Needed k ' 515 upward ot eaualization. Personal Tax Col|methods of spprehending dry la¥ipian to dB much plant collectingand findine himeelt marooned i qn my judgment, a modification | i 7 G vinlators were o drastlo as for the National Herbarium, which the dark at the top of a big ferrs of (ne Volstead act defining ale 6ot Seiree b i i e e 0 T i ot the | wheal on e Acsered twach, e o conten whero there 1 no stais (| WHY not have your floors covered e i JeoLe8 iy e, Dofrson 5 vl b 150 gorcvotes i | i stk 0 o ‘e vt i o Ting v tote | oty Aor i onote inoleum with fel more than 66 per cent. Commigsion- d a od 1 , ... tion of Fiorida has been rathor | was rescned. fine alcoholic content for both where W1 S ro“g 8 LiInoie t t l_ fi LLC‘ o Blodentig mee e Cormiesion- |~ Qvercome by the shame of Sall noglested by botanists who have — it chooses to pass a state law, would | b o parodEres Temorh afrOTAINg 10 2 confinement after her arrest on o |heen attracted by the richer areas ston — J. Scott Skimper, §3, be of great a nee in law enforce- — l d h floo ? w D '.“7,. ent 'fl“" ’:"]:‘ 3 ," ‘)f ehar, 1 \ NATCONCS [on the southern and eastern a-u.\v.;o,’ffif‘,f},,n‘ Al bt r.fm,,, ment and combatting crime and | ase g_ue g t? the r e are s Cabin 4 Ll rongh ma she shot Consequently the plants of this re- | T s e and bribery and perjury and | l d q; 99 \ 4eulrm280ce[, LRl teses eor | e ote Saturday night aiter ap- |cion nave. never haen thorovgniy | 328 SR Thlscn, th oL IO Hlackmai | exverts in this line and can guarantee e amount i . her former assoclates studied and Dr. Miller expects to ! (B b e Tiove come to shor “Different Kinds.” h [ 'l C I HARTEORD ax Collector f:\:(\:‘:fl‘v: and of failed to obtain her reltasc tindisome)new eeaRiH o the | American, old-timers in a_cont “1¢ you say tnis wouid 1ead to ] EhAt 1t will wear twice as ong. . A Dr. Miller, who en with the | A1 laifterent kinds of prohibition in dif- ) tue Our Kind® | 1118 £42.000, or ahout two-thirds was ; ewisfon, Me. At the pler they S CCYRIRG O BT y S Rk hior of many a russ in her Smithsonian and the National Mu- 8% REUECR S5 (NG P A ferent states” he added, “I reply a i = % = ; . . e 4 e gho re-qseum for nearly 80 years, occupies 7 that we already have different kinds L U F h E et 5 i Sk upon hier life o0 the ccience. It was he who in 1504 In i g . . lwould be far better to have the pro- 5 " pistol tnto the & 3 le of |troduced to the British Museum the — Douglaston, N. ¥, — The Rev. pjuitjon law enforoed in New York for Furs hote [Bead of the U. S. Blological Survey. | three sons already, the 600 | oal of ciiias where ws hdve ne ; suporvised her clothes | This new technique has sines revo- [ wanted a daughter. The eoxton 'state law of any kind." THE OLD RELIABLE STORE Intionizad the science of mamrialogy ' handed hm a slip of paper. Then R o eyt {hroughout the world, o turned to the Chronicles, read| 26 Church Street New Britain U R e - “the Lord hath given me many | © Moree of Los Anceton €he was Girl Killed When Auto R e L T G lNDlGEST]ON ”' not identified as Daisy Empon u Goes Ower Embmkmert i by ; o e w,rlh_ ; ol A e etivod [new feohnique in the study of | M. Eugene Flipse was in his pul- latate agalnst liquos above light wine items in ¢ are: bullding lotas| United States Marshal Se e ammalogy which had been evolved | pit while the stork was VISItng |and beer in alcoholic content than $0 185,706 114 i 180 hallaving o) it tna by Dr. C. Hart Merriam, at that time Mrs. Flipse at a hospltal. With it have our present muddle and car- O A . : Tl . op:ad Sl R 2 Freelold, X arch 22 Chleaso — Che Mah, midget [ . e B ! < "“"‘"L down 3‘ ST | spom Choo Sang, Is dcad at §8. He (‘1’,1 lhelr o 3 g o . ! y e pcle road '3 tnches tall and had a queue Horses and Autos ¢ Un- |13 feet long. A son is of normal _— ]"a!’tlffi e el e R s SThill ingiocn Jear iola echool e cw a few Pleasant Tablets | m h 1 *d and John hek, 20, of most unLQasful "k vatantions of Dorses and mules of s, DL Sinkens i1y Kilied and dohn 3, Rehiek, 20 (ot xow! York — (On thelwverago it —Stomach Feels Fine ecreasing b B . costs a motorist more than 8700 a greatiilaty upon” in tndent, was serfously infured. )01 U ) rom 192, the valuations g,y lan take Bk bty % _vear to own a car, the burcau of e }O"“ H{)‘l eh i iincbil el bvere casing 1y e R (e mrwm(] S o r\l‘;o"lL{;‘;y,;» \dustrial technology estimates usuaLly jin et e e aaationa A e melicosbotnglaceiost o Sl B n Benen EIn =) Pal o Besch Sres i Bl e rees and mules Sy s e J v : ovidently finds Countess Millicent the h(tfl(h('tfh(“) il ot antomabilos T S Deareels Laits °d in the road ahead of | caim mors to Its liking than he nade of Jewelry Declared O B e ! Tt o e | titled husband. Sho & leading b madg O Tax of the stats declared e o e e : < over tha em. A Small margin a popularity con- | enfanil IS BOBAY LSS B e e hoth beneath It |tést being conducted among thg mora than in the Sas Gt i soeinl st . A. J. (Toney) : X DIES OF PNEUMONIA X o, New York, president notes o R neRier ra e \orantin (e j ot b feacumia e T8liEneads e action ! e it o et ion stomach relie?! Harm- B hhiines nit nes 30 L, ea! The moment “Pape’s Diapep- o | ontributor to the News Irist City's first serfous auto- | sin reaches the stomach all dis- ; violators and Tournal and Sunday News, died fn Mobilz accldent of the year occurs |{ress from acld stomach or indigee- . ) PRt en boy is knocked from bicycle | tlon ends. Immediate rellet from e : flatulence, gases, heartburn, palpi- rlces T0 I\m GO “‘” ATION ——— tation, fullngss or stomach pres- o c Nas ; @ a rest. While preparing forq{ Plamfied — Farmhouse urn to his home “our Pines family for soven g and | your digestion for a few | outhern Lancaster county, he rought from and two | cents. Milllons keep it handy. | contracted his fatal fliness. ies back; burns. | Druggists recommend it. pati d serious. e——— Mr. House Owner Not a Laxative - i'Thc c(fllir‘;wd use of had hls House palnted’ by contraCt' axatives and cathartics e | ot 0700 G e | only agaravates constipa: He did not Know the painter. ! tion,” says a prominent seriptions Filed el geie i medicalonor He got the Job done for $47.00 less than the lowest price ; (o : Nujolisaninternallubricant, il g laxative, so cannot gripe. s . f our TR Tk & NGl reulictdandine 3 3 s , ) e el ol submitted by a Reputable painter. FAAMINATION i aERyar B Lgs b sk the blood of peisons from the Ceosipand oxe) One year later Mr. House Owner hired a Reputable Painter Constipetion isdangerousfor anvbody. Nujolissafeforevery- !é' b _ E;;;\h“lg;é;;:‘;nn:;,}f;fgs;g; to repair the surface at a net cost of $154.00. o & A O % = y the body. Medical authori : i s g Sl Mr. House Owner could Not locate the Unknown painter, who il ks (0 des possibly, is summering Our Winter in Florida. the intestines. It eoftens the S = == LGN 101 T Gacte matter and thus permits P LU ' thorough and regular bowel D E N 'r l S T . S movements without griping. — : Nujol can be taken for any Dr. \. B. Johnson, D.D.8 5 o length of time without ill effects. Unlike laxatives. it Dr. 1. R. Johnson, does not form a habit,anc <o Dr. C. W. Vivian " N o1 One of the Reputable Painters DENTIST A i e i i so:z_cf—.ia’srnf»?;o~~ 3-5 FRANKLIN SQUARE TELEPHONE 359 Extis ns, Dental N-Rays D.D.S BIERGDOLE'S ACCUSER LYAYES