New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, I'RIDAY, ATRIL £0, 1926, [} rtly ufter 9 o'clock the |celved the officlal farewell of the ny in the Salem court, at the sume . !n Jolned by the Richmond Blues, |armory cluborate dinners and affairs, | SUSPECT JOY RIDING time attaching his property in the lln liner will sall from \4\\|mr\ Foot Guard, ity brilllant uniforms |giate of Connecticut from the lips of Marshal FPoch 18 expected to be! The local police were asked last | sum of $60,000, He failed to ap- ‘\\xw tomorrow morning for kKng ing a wealth of color 10 the seene, | v ol jon Trumbull Gl T £ night by the police of Webster, pear but was represented by attor l land, rehed 1o the eity hull where M fo, fon hand o welcome the milliary |yl SACEEE NUCREER or not neys, Invited By Poeh or John 13, Tower, ropresenting the |dccompanied by his staff, remained |orgunizations in Parls and 4| Costle rederick of High street and H(llh ‘mlm ]ln n o, with their ‘ i Americans are going to Fu- |citizens of New Haven, expressed at the pler until the liner sailed ne s and 1 L lert 1 hightseelns | jonn Rielawa of Broad street hi ; ) | d ad tisico Citv | E {ropo ut the invitation of Marshal |the pride of the city in | oot e and At |l_\‘-m.m|. o continued, Later the | pormission to take an automobile .m, .,‘. i (,\.n of thelr father's e ‘Im h, commander of allicd armies |Guardsmen, The departing soldiers, HALOIIES American commands | battlo flelds will be visited, especlal- | gwnaq by Konstuntl Sedowlez of » i sanle \ " s Hyves ¢ I land on British soll at Plymouth Iy thos Wl cetieut « . $ sidence there, - Albort Howard y | luring the World War, Whon Mar- {accompanicd by ropresontatives of i Whor neetieut men gy pign gree ‘ |in 1 Wams Remann Annulled John Howard was divorced recent- and '8, und was a graduate on ) will return lere and Mr, the signing fotity uvlni‘-lh'«- he vis- |city, then marched to the railroad |lord mayor of Plymouth Sedowiez | ind prob- |cans will pay tribute to the dead, e ¢ Board Liner Tlldfly ‘("-‘1 the Richmond Blues, At that |station ably by Lady Astor, one of the | placing w ¥ und flowors on the | *1 N0t have TSI Ui —— | time he Invited the Blues and thoso | grage Teft Thursday I orne sisters of Virginla, who | graves in the military cemeteries, s FOR THE Sk Iy by Ora Carew, motion picture | {organizations which have been so | Mobilization began fn Harwford | will especlally interested fn visit- | Chateau Thierry and Belleau Woods, Many @ 0 N6W. Fowns and coats Haverhill, Muss, April 80 () actres m o met while atten Maven, April 50 (P—Another |Closely allied with them for s many hen true carrying | Ing troope hiecauss purt of the body [whers many of the 'Conneotlovt |onow a tendsnoy 1 hlouse in the Mrs, John ¥, Howard, whose wealthy | ing coll She was a formed * v oAt o un. | Yeurs= the 1"oot Guard and the Put- |nearly pleces of bag e left the (W be made up of military organi- |soldicrs fell will be two of the bats . i 5 urd, Whoso w cge. She was o asion of Europe got un- hushand divorced her i | inam Phalunx—; J way here today when 140 mem- |invitation was t France, The |eity Howard's suit against Mrs, | pted, the liner filed in Milwaukee s of the first company Governor's [Chicago was chartered and the trip A4 joined the New H ani e A e TR AR T AN \ere the defendant has legal resi- (1’00t Guard of Hartford mem- [was started today After a review nents have been m ve illegal, | dence, Mrs. Phillips nd died [P the sccond company of this ate preparations e wtion, the three ¢ Offen they suggest some va~ ion of the popular holero, S on My 4 | S ——— oy Special Notice Mexico | ic Hartford commands en- (zatlons from her native stut ] ed at §:25 o'clock this mio A big reception will be awalting Clty and remarried, is suing 1 at a'clock 1his morning K nor B, Phillips oy 000 for alienation, « Isitors on a sight divorco and remarria . military at 50 T the York shortly he et s \ [ sy i o Mr. Howard 72, formerly a man- | about five years ago, and is reputed |€ity and about 50 men of the | : s alionll g Ry Jean embassy i lfacturer o ivorced | to have left a fortune. Ho was (P alanx of Hartford en-|entertain the This ety | Arriving fn New York, the {in charg: nents t on, a former member of the dress rehearsal of ro first Mrs, Howard I | president of tho Phillips Lithograph- | w York. L short |took on a military this morning | eu liers wore miel by a | been imond Blues and a veteran of |{he Junior Hadassah 5 s avar0ialoiee: Ll iag Gotinany le in that city the » time [as the members of Koot Guurd [ment of the Tist New q Spanish-American and the World | Minstrel ingiy e flaenoan kt lips with entieing her ndetol: was scheduled to sall on th mbled their ory and later |regiment and eseorted t From London, the Americans will | wars will escort the party 0 is afternoon |when the city officials said hey will [to the Keeters, Gather Capitol Theater, All cast must be pres- oll | Line the |was whora the z (hem, 1T z0 to lirussels where {membe READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS (ent - | will honor the visita Mexico, where she prevailed upon | her, 'The bill of complaint ail . that Howard first met Mrs. Phillips | 2 e - e in Venice in 1924 while both were | I { * z 5 £ e — = z on a tour of the worid in which | Ji i T TR R S e O T g Fo i e Long White Silk Gloves IFor Confirmation, Weddings, ete. ]\,ml'“”“ 98C I\)\dt{'nwna \1;“? 51.59 o1 manufacturer puared, from horo tast Docembor, | g Mgy 4 Describe Condiions| | i ’ hile Mrs. Phillips gave up 1\.,; . IEH Toy bl o | in Foreign Lands ' Chlldren 2 templated living in the east [ | Howard’s whereabouts remained B el nined until news dispatehes| A Woman will accupy the pulpit | o Ose Y . of |1 % 2 México City told of hls arvest bhi Gershon Hadas's temple, Albert of | Congregutional Dircthren Sons of . and John of Loy Angeles, | 16racl tonight. She will present a s a vesult of a disturbunce in the | Pleture of ler experience in the ard apartment “hunger country” of Poland and | s eratinaeralond tolharel X ibia, where the Jewish peoy attempted unsuccesstully to prevail | 2 A IO G DL with his two sons, 1 Endless variety new style checks, two-tone knits; sizes 7 to 1015, SPECIAL, pair. . ... Styles to suit every taste | ” : . | upon Howard Sr., to return to Mass. | breadi where ' the | ! achusctts, | mortality is 100 pe | | 1\‘ Early this month Mrs. Howard |5°Cial and oconomic conditions ‘, filed suit for separatc maintenance | i1 to be fn a more terrible pi | [ than even during the devastating | | | | | e — | years of the World war, | I | | [ —————————————————————————— Miss Irma May was commissioned | < Ko 2 % | in January of this by David A. | | FOLLOW THE CROWD || Brown, national chafrman ot the | | | Tomorrow Morning! [ United Jewish campaign, to under- | | | | | i I £ take an investigation of the condl- | | || A REAL COAT SENSATION WAIT TILL YOU SEE THESE ! | tions among the Polish and Bessara- | | il bian Jews and to submit her il | i [ ports fo New York he: | May endured every ,} | facts. She s tes this n th and has b g essed several communities in | | | f] | behalf of the fifteen million dollar | | ey s : T | | relicf campaign. Miss May is @ | \ Worth to $24.50 Worth to $39.50 trained observer, a nr of Po- ||| {1and and 1s Iy intelligent, It | After the services Samuel J. Welt, | | | | the state chairman for Connecticut { | | B | campaign, will confer with Jewish ‘ rs of New Br 1 and assist | | | | ! 1 in formulating plans for theiv | | [ ‘pmmp tion in raising funds for | | il the relief of the stricken co-religion 1 s in eastern Enrope. Campaigns | | 11 ve already heen conducted fn half | | Smart Plaid Coats, Tweeds, Poirettwill, Poiretsheen, | A collection of Coats that will strike you as “different,” B LG I Conncelleut. In | New Cape Coats, New Sport Co embroidery, braid, winning particular attention among the \m(nt Coats } | ,,“W‘.IA',:;”' ',('0 W;P:fl‘\ M!Ix}n"nm | fur trimmings; flare eftects, straight-lines, balloon one passes on Main street. Tailored in that excellent i & sleeves. | way that looks toward maintained smartness through i CATHOLIG PR‘FST NOW Every Popular Color | months of solid wear. Wonderful mater as Lor-* | 3-HOUR SALE Winter rose, new shades of green, tan, gray sandal, sheen, Charmeen, Twillcord, Roulacord, Twillbloom and | ) 9 to 12 ;u.\h" i i PI ACFD UNDFR ARREST croquette, navy, mixtures and striking combina- | Poiretsheen. Colors inelude thistledown, scafoam, Il % S | d tions. Every latest style feature is vepresented. | everglade, Paris gray, pervanche, navy and black. I A QUICK CLEARANCE | o WS vy ™ a i S o Viola Milit. Ord OF ONE HUNDRED Said to Iaye Violated Military Order = 4 | to Close Wis Church in TRIMMED HATS | NEW SPRING, b 1 Mestoo City, \[-Hl 30 () | FOR ALL AGES \tholic priest there, i N | B A 1a8 been arrested and his chu \ ‘\ y) | Your Choice closed. He ged to have refused | | r \{) ! | i | to obey military® orders to shut up | pesl¢ | | the church for having rung the bell | . | $65.00 W | Special ; ‘ o | Two persons wounded in the riot- A i died later. Several others who | " | re injured are in a serious con- | ] i $ \\nlm m's f Regular )0 Values from Colima say that | | | 14, 16 I\ 20 38, m | wers arrested there | , 10, 1¢ o y \ | Come early for first choice. AETIDLed Lo | Usual $15.00 Values O iy S8l g Ui | i“ Newest styles, col and materials. Always Known for the b | | vl'(‘(l‘(\L values we've offered in many years. Best Values in the City fending vle a new creation and all sizes ment of the re ections of the miss as well as matron, constitution He ¥s the recent . ) by Mexican | ) ho ops. prote g i L = st t clauses consti- | | | | . i ’ | Q S R e by sity for the | || | — e - - = e = > TR e | 188 Main, Cor. Main & Court to regulate Catholl FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF B (l ine | | | | ] I | RU-BER-0ID i Wash Dress | \ Tttt [ < pis || aterials ; | AND i Ten Dozen Samples of B SHING ES L HAND AND POUCH L LI i y il 9C yard BAGS il NEW SPORT HATS R s e ng plain and fancy fibre silks, also silk and cotton NS P . ESal Wi T ! res of crepe and an endless variety of every new SCures of trimmed, tailored and sport styles. Beautifui s $2 98 summer pattern and color. This lot should not last more Nats for misses ¢ mv-:\} n nm\v'\l styles, lhnn a few hmn\, S0 we \\nu]d \nzgmt you come early. colors and mat 1 be worn for ever “the new straws, such as Gold Mark - The Roofing Pructs et e == —_— — occasion. Included are I:Or \7Our Buildings | | Milan, Milan Hemp, ete. B The selection of a good material is an (1] i SEE Our New Summer Line of GAGE HATS eg((\ntlal part of a bui dm(, s construction | Blonde, Sauterne, Gray, / High, Military, Low Heels & | or repair. - A roofing is eupposed to pro- [ Bois de Rose, Patent Sizes to 8 Sale of Summer Underwear sem— tect the interior of a building and the | Trimmed with lizard skin (Other stores $8.00) WOMEN'S SUMMER LISLE VESTS Silk Hose e anta wion g S100 oo | ) .’\'l'.\lllF-R UNION SUITS 69c = : $1,25 i NS )')l\ St \I\H R UNION SUITS e 49¢ " material contained in it. Cheap roofings cannot to maintain, we recom- withstand the ravages mend Rubercid Roof- of the weather and will ing and Shingles. I “Th B h ”» 4 9 leak. 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