New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926, == = = ] BRmfiFPflRT HAN FLASHES OF LIFE: ILLINOIS MULE i S ot MORMAN CHURCHMAN HITS :};ii;;“filf; Now York. a0 Nun | hiarng’ wvas duciad yedtedsy by I intsi Looking at future book prices | " |student, annylled was flled by the | peals, { | on the Kentucky derby, she remark AT AFTERNOON TEA | father of the boy yesterday | The case was an appeal from a [ “1 : nlwm, I!’nn-s a horse named | 'The families are prominent in|declsion of the federal district usband an dhis yp L North S P . T B 0! ¢l I } V i Ol aos i U aea e o e e Husang Rniahia ) 8 Lig i orth 8hore soclety, The petition set | gourt taken by Willlam J. Higgins, + 8. Oficers Take Mer to Vermont, | forth that the couple were married | ano of Benedlet, whose hair is bobbed and | his usual signal that he wanted su- p th I8 coup are marri ono of the thirteen manufacturers 1 c [who weuas bright clothes, is secking |gar, the mule kicked a rific over, | New Haven—Judge Gilson, chief | Seek Man Sed to :;’.lawn::fh:]uvl:-‘:ntunm“l{flll::' ule‘;‘v‘k:m [1XBa-were Tefueee "M“‘: |°f e 5 "y | Repfllm (1| the custody of six children who re- |the fall discharged it and the bullet |of Governor's Foot Guard on trip schicol 1n the Easts 4 L ey ot o h S {garded her as unchristian. They (stopped in a stallion’s neck. abroad announces detalls of ar- Have Been Ald. el ea PR R miniesalaniichn SR Eonedips Haw the Star have been wards of the probate | rangements. i) ourt, New York—Edward W. Bok s 3 o :.nf::“!'mu Auh‘l’tr ‘leh“%t Fir Given to | tlon against Foster's successot, ’ : | back from Europe with. six -l Willimantie—¢ \leads N 5 3 i stituti L S “hir Bring your Pictures to || gy e Naw i Yot ik mom e (g ies R Nl e e A Sk amAThel Blaads oot a5 arrested Sundsy | Rebuild Old Constitution | chiue: . Mins, restraiming him . 4 e ‘ nd near |man, who makes a money with |this country. K R A ¢ death of Rodri. | MEht for the nmmgmnn: officers | Seaftle, Wash., .\mnh fiTM"h‘ from withholding Higging' permit. " A ” i e , 18 here seeking an old mug be- | : s Hads: i on a charge of cvading the immi- [and rigging spars on the Mhistorie R a0 aTa e dvice, |55 pond 0 mug be quez on March 28; s Leld for s & 4 ‘ 18 and get expert advice s e, ¢ “: "‘“ e says America has nothing | New York—Nora Bayes is out perior cofirt " * | gration laws was returned to Now- |{rigate Constitution, which is belnig | STATLER THEATER CHAIN Inithe " ard- (5 out in it. Ha s Sir Thomas Lip. lconsidara A RPATRIR s port, Vt, last night fn custody of [rebullt at the navy yard at BOSton,| New York, Aprll 6 (P—The eree- Then we frs 3ridg Btal aaris , jton ar going gain for professional dignity. Forced to walt | 8t ~ Connecticut. Agricultural H. Fuller and George Bowsley, are to be of Douglas fir grown in (yjon of a chain of theatars, the first W l?mn e frame them st . ‘ Al Baon i el anmouncen 15 meetings _ or | Inmisration of rom Newport. |the Pacifie Northwest. | of which Will be in Buffalo, will ba you just know they are|lnoon s tord ¢ A o her stuff immediately upon her ap- |confe to be held on grounds Trombley of Marlboro, on | The United States navy accepted |ypjoriakon by E. M. Statler of tho J : At day withi aracolnt fok bottiad | nearande) at ' vaudoving: pertores | thia summe whose passport the O'Grady woman |an Offer of The West Coast Lumber- | yiote) gtatler Company, Inc., and A. right. I araat A . 1 T¢carbonated tea with a kick in it ance, Nora 1oft the theater in a huft e is alleged to have entered the|men's Associationto give the Con- |y ‘priangar, theatrical producer. p ; - The. theater regards her as | or | Windsor—Six foot cross burns on | Slates from Canada, s wanted on |Stitution’s masts and spars from a| » . ; ¢ g l'ort Worth Colonel Mi an amount equal to the salary she |Green for half hour » charge of ai n allen to v forest which was s half a Picture Dept. g Uppes H1en hae been occupying n nica hotel would have been patd I = evade the immigration laws. Ho is|CeNtury after tho frigate fought her s 4 |suite reserved Major r Bridgeport—Judge Bartlett ra.|under $500 bonds on a charge nr~ilu'{ N’S";flmfl;l,gn 1:11 I 1 g i A ortion o he LS come | + As the Madrid — Among the rews quires affidavits from Japanese |adultery. | bl o ad hig body | 1P€ 3 3 s |awaiting the airmen now on the way |counsel before admitting Laning will Miss O'Grady, who claims Seot- | from —Bainbridge Island, Puget| e ad Ris body || ! ! L 5 " a X | Sound, named in honor of Commo- | Ns s ( anila pre Uly ‘made in Japan rohat land h also charged l rid to Manila pr ably made in Japan, to probate nd as her hon\ . Ia aleo o "rfm%aorn R SR G s oA A vesterdn % 3 g the o withdres smbraces from King Alfonso. At —— 1 disorderly conduct but manded the Constitution in all of | d hel o cad 8 ters subine \ J ing abou | such were among the honore | MHartford—Joseph Burns, fireman will be dropped as she re-| fish : 0| ©Our friendly, courteous and help- DlCKlNSON SRR A BhdEs. ror. paid at Huelva to the fellows who |overcome by smoke in $10,000 blaze Vi. Federal of- | ér important engagémonts except | i rt Hydraulic ny laborer, of New to Wuenos Alres the 0'G that with ‘the - Britien frigate | ful loan service has helped thou- " 4 v Washington u = S i rady h s : | Gue . | encies. Si8 s lmiavend . ¢ of War| DEFEND THEIR TITLE | woman was smuggled across the | Buerriere. sands in financial emerg Boardman was arough [DAYIE W heving 1 nup to| New Y 0, April 6 (A—Th mon- | border as a member of an excursion | ST LoansUp To $300to Housekeepers 5 letters found fn his pocke e, \ax':[::q:, e\«unyn’fiilfi‘\;:'\w ler, exotie § n:‘.-‘h comedienne and | ton P party which recently returned | Denatured Alcohol Men | 7wenty-four hour servies susmlymm letters showed that he had at on 0% 4 nak- w ar is unbobbed, o girl's 4 bas from Montreal | e, T S ) iet: 169-171 MAIN ST, time been secretary of the §t. Croix | & 37 flghts in one day in order to in for & 4t |championship, succe defended - - | ’“ ll‘lvFlghl for Hearing | ‘Benoflc@l»Loan ociety Jelil MALN Ol. chamber of commeres, Christiansted, |€Ol1ect fiving pay allowances a week. thefr title here last night against| WANTS ) UNULLED | New York, April 6 (® — The oy WEST MAIN T, RAPHAEL BLDG. §t: Crofx, Virgin Tslands. Thera were | o 0 == 5 . R the Chicago Tri-Chi's, winning 19 to | Chicago, April 8 (P—A petition to | right of r\rrohlhllilnu omchu :o re-| 0’:1:'.:":"-“ ;“:"-:i”l’-“- 2 [latters signed by Fick E. My.| FPeoria TIl—A mule on Ernest| New York- ain- {17, The Tri-Chi's are Centrel States have the marrlage of Kellogg |fuse manufacturing permits to al-| catt of Wheery and Mveatt, 15 |LATEENt's farm has shot a horse gzerfield ¥ Al | Licensed by tho State and Bonded to the Publiv e e | Broad street, Ly P D Godridge, Bankers Trust compan 16 Wall street, New York, and | York. The court also issued an injune- inte the ", champions. Sprague, 18, a freshman in Colgate |cohol dénaturing plants without a | IIISssatesstentsstestttLtstense R DL T BT T T S TS ST T T ST S s S A 2005882182 ISttt sTe TS “Hey |i&¥:ik] WEDNESDAY...14 BIG ATTRACTIONS...BE HERE o YOL WITH THE TURNED OSSR T.«_“.-)-..-"-L-.- v % §osee i s 7/ 77 oo | SHORTER SKIRTS, R items of women's apparel at a price that urges liberal buying RAYON SLIPS This Is the Latest Style Over & and Ton: & Al f:1 i |8 |8 AND p-bri E:; Shortened ! i} sleeves mark- | Horstall Snap Brims Tatitacky Iln;wrmflrf o % 3 Knox Snap DBrims . res € day the grand rac track for the of Par HORSFALL: <55 | 93-99 Xsylum Strec ‘ HARTEORD A = (== P eeT—Tam YW "7 V| Jom| || \a) ) ] d]ta) Y i and 7 ! 3 o > s N X ay_ e = irms of the modishly yen were ecomplets T T T e L L S e L e P I I S LSS 2L RN RRNL LRI LIS —in brilliantly blended hues ! BLOOMERS —of good firm construction ! ? [ | | | | l c | | | ‘ i ' n ' i E a % | | | ' ! 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BOYS WASH SUITS, $1.79 Middy, Oliver Twist and Flapper styles. In- cluded are many “Peter Pan™ suits. The Mid- dies are in regulation style, have tis and insig- nia on sleeve. Flapper models have 2 pockets and sport collar and belt. All new colors. 3 to 10 years. (2nd Floor.) P e Terese \steroide [Ruffled Curtains, $fi‘).;;] Plain and faney quisette of good substan- GOODYEAR CO. COMPLAINS Baltime April 6 (P—The Goed ality, 2 1-4 vards long. Tie-backs to Duy them for any room in snmmer cottage. aint in equity to compe e — Squat Shape Wiies Sets, $1.00 rrrriiisnseii tsEIIstItItEsaIssNsINISL it Botany's Wool Repp $1.79 yd. 12 inches wide. Sponged and shrunk, all ready for the needle. A very : : favored material for spring coats and ;\ a / / ——the mighliest wind ho]ds no dresses. (Main Floor). ) | s 3 1 = terror for these guaranteed LADIES’ 1 shaped glasses r #1498 (ird IL) "_for lovers of Good China ! “AULD HEATHER” $5.95 B M fe 0302272020202 u sz tags s 0siadac o “STORM HERO" A Special Purchase Makes Possible this W Wl e re R 8N UMBRELLAS -—they'rc large size, too ! Low Price RL RPJ .4{\ CO\ LRF\LL DA DR SRS . SNNRISEEUEEY e T TR ,fl { It the wind does turn it inside out, press the handle s - S downward and every ng will be O. X. A new ene . . ~ RN free if a “Storm Hero” breaks. Made of ralnproef [he Repps Are in 14 New Spring Shades kS tiace amercan tairea, with amoer tips snd toraies X 2 f to match. Wood carved hardles, black silk cord. I N B ET T ERE 0l ER LR S R S (Main Floor) $IIITIIRIsILIIsss TR IRs al terest i ' — after - WHY STARVE First Bond & Mortgage Co | YOURGELF tiatos | 10 REDUCE? Why not give a chance to SILPH ? —See what it can do for you— You chew SILPH like ordinary Gum! BROADCLOTHS FLANNELS —how's this for a value? 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Sold with usual “D&L" guarantee of satisfac- £6.95. (Basement). E. J. GOOLY & SON .“‘fz“fi' OF l:,‘!‘,"‘"o:"s (Main F1.) tion. All new spring shoe shades. Wednesday Only! (Main Floor). 32333831 Safe-—-Easy—Pleasant No diets—No Exercises No dangerous drugs. 23234 Some are soiled—some have slight oil stains—some have hardly noticeable 33233323232232 NI 356 So. Mair & Tel. 573