New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 8

8 i AN ALY ! ¢ {2 CHAPMAN DIED PROTESTING HIS INNOCENCE TO THE END NEW BRITAIN DAILY TIERALD, WEDUFSDAY, APRIL 7, 1026, . THE END OF CHAPMAN : the Hague peace p wnd other | from |||4 nm to mlmn mx-mm:y ¥ mectins were 1wl ' New [nventions Ald Air [ e e > ; i ‘ Q oud, weross it and oan- | Pilots Flying in a Fog other part of the Carnegle house. | ondon, April By means of ¢ inventions alr pllots are able to ings endorscil u {ieneva Gonference Pulhllmem ti Enn 4 Cillr vesolution | entative Lawyer Issues Statement RQ m {N'{! ‘} i Ut the | st safely to given polnt in the g \ mid: U ULAUL q shiure of ex- | thick fog, Flight Lieutenant H, -Says Condemned Man IN ' . Life Work, Widow S'lys ,‘f_ for leasue meetings from | e ”,“,,’“.H, the Royal v Slayer Should Be Found g fe foels thut hor hus. |Paid Mr. ¢ W3 dra fh syarg TeDis 1p Sue SOKRIL B (BUCK 1N HADE [ Il W | 1 P y Lo nse a hack-door member of the | automatically informed when he s g Alcorn Absent From Held, "With Attorvey and Sister nd waw a prophet and that the { feneue. bt not payl: 1| within 1,600 feet of the ground, and N 2 for Rlocking Justice 18 work tress had been placed upon th \dicated, Office and Is Closely lor Blo [“m Justic A mah tartan activities of the lengu ATty ahow the avls i : & N (et R [ the political. the United | tor just what part of the aerodroma t Guarded. i e i would have long since ac- | ho is over, after he has arrlved in - 2 ¢ jon after cepied 1} hant { the vielnlty qf the destination, so b i mmer Charles 1o cutive di that he may not h le to see the N r 1 1 fation, descrile until - he las Retually b secreey shrouded the burial of Gerald Chapman, “super-bandit,” pictured above—as ien & Co, Sage 3 W vl it th mnecticut authoritic 1 even in the death of the 1us bandit to take ) any chances with him. The burial place was Mount St. Benedi Catholic cemetery, A e Rpatl Hartford. The hasty funeral came on few I\n\1l~ fter Chapman was hanged I NC. ! L ¥ Frederick Groehl of New York, Chapman’s lawyer, is ding in the light coat at ] AT RRaTaa cu 1 of huving the left of the picture. IHHARTFORD 3 X i | — e R e e ‘@ RS, HEEMAN IS et HOMARCHISTS NAME o Nt to Arthur M U l)cuulod dl \\ illi: unslm\n A Tremendous Sale Of | o LALLED TO COURT ¢ MCHOLAS LEADER R bb R gL dl ‘ i ' er Reducing Girdles e e oo Attempt Wade to- Remove Hep o Rely on Grand Duke to Restore u g ‘ o e e i O I (T Imperialistic Russia At An Irresistibly LOW Price : ¢ ‘ TAncaion b yenr-old Fraf. s Nicolaievitch is to be en i | ) and her wealthy admir- | vi puDamerologiniants (3 J I to it Y dav wae Lessons in Golfing to %“j} : ) " I man Be Given Over the Ru(lm 8 L - i ATh ir monttis i Hen e o \;.v 7 (M A1 the dme of e 4 el Every Garment of First Quality Rubber \ Dornbl by M 3 > 2 P 5 This is more than sale news! TIt's fashion of the ut- ire ‘ el Ll i i most importance to ev woman. For slim new v Hafo e ',"m '> it i clothes demand slender fizures, and you can Doy 1a nion . . . . i i e s : “Look Thin While Growing Thin” ' 5 Fasily if you wear this famous reducing garment. 1 ; s 1 Perhaps vou have coveted the privilege of wearing a i} really ade reduc girdle, but have denied ; voursclf the re—and its he —because of ex- m\ four of for. ¢ Ano N I pense. Considering the necessarily high cost of these wom garments, it’s wonderful Iuck to be able to huy one at such a mavvelously low price! ‘It Is a Remarkable Reducing Girdle has won an enviable place in the hearts of fash- ble women. Worn instead of a corset, it achieves and preserves the elusive, slim lines of vouth. Made on a scientific massz yrineiple. of specially treated rubber, it gently ma s away the superfluous flesh tist and hips. Slip into one-—don slimmer clothes h Postal Receipts i Ixisting Recovds ani nis > ' Boston to Monfreal 1e Nine Hour Train Service 1 on v at once. See yours reducing. Wear one while WHISTIING HHOOSTER DIs s i e goifing, walking, shopping, dancing—all the time, April 7 (P 1 i F Maine » : Mail Orders Promptly Filled [ Sizes 26 to 52 Waist | : ! 1 When ordering by mail be sure to give || | JASONS 1 || waist and hip measurements. Ovders 1 ! Heid for Murder But Is {Lwil_be flled_while _quantitios last || | RE NOT EXCHANGEABLE . cuased it Many W nund ed When 200 Now Released on BOI}:I\ | L the Om Car with : HARMONIC BALANCER L N A Ly B, %P and 104 Improvements 4 . , : Nk your family 5 r)»)s Low rrices of themseives O Four-Wheel Rrakes ) y 102 rea to motor car and the remarkable Har- niake tonights dessert with buyers. B Woprices com monic Balancer, which im- H 01 improve parts an unmatched freedom lue without from vibration at all speeds. This impressive combina- i | tion of unequalled quality 5 and rock-bottom prices ex- mmnmlma.uzh..mu' plains why the Oakland Six is The Williams & Carleton Ca Pontiac Six was tested \ outselling the country over. East Harrrorp ConNn. 1. hevetofore the lowest, have been made still lower { NEW . yet three years old. N b tai il 70 CHT in Fish Market RCH STREET New | We Carry a Complete Line of Fish, Clams, Scallops and Oysters Somie of the var ties to choose from this week—Roe In the sense that it combines elements of stamina, size, beauty and power heretofore undreamed of at its price, the Pontiac Six is an entirely new car. Yet more than three years have passed since Gen- eral Motors setout todevelopa Six of such high quality and low price es to gain immediate leadership. During those years, the Pontiac Six was not only designed, refined and developed, but also subjected to such brutal and unremitting tests under every conceivable driving condition as to warrant, without reservation, the follow. ing statement: No new car ever came to the public so maturely engineered— or more clearly meriting such universal admiration COACH OR COUPE as is now being ac corded this new Gen- $ eral Motors Six. ‘nd Buck =had, O cauzht Halibut, Steak Cod, Steak Oakland Six, companion to the Pontiac Str—$1025 1o $1295. Al prices af facters. Boston Bl nuine Block Island Blue, Shore Haddock, 'o‘:m u.rmnl No. 1 Smelts, Cod Cheeks, Flounders, Fillet of Sole, White THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR CO., Distributors Perch, Ecls. Bullheads, Shrimp, Frozen Halibut, Butter- 1-6 ELM STREET T fish, Herring, Mackercl. Red Salmon and Smoked Fillets, 7 ~ > o M Round Clams, Little Neck and Steaming THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR CO. Distributors |, Jctim tomd lams Litie Neck and Sicuming P O N g C S I X 16 LLM STREET half shell «\ywrrrl l our mu'\lt | @- ] D witlt N i . OPPOSITE HERALD OFFICE PHONE 3988 CHIEF OF i THE + SIXES — e ———————— Neaat Loions Open Thurs rln and Saturday Evenings Until 9 o’Clock