New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 5

R R chief utility has been as a battle- field, Shrines in Salt Mines “In the galleries of the salt mines g TALICIA CAUSING MONOTONOUS LIFE family’s honor with may not recover. The most seriously Joseph LaCorte, injured was who NEW BRITAIN DAILY, HERALD, re. celved MONDAY, JULY 19, 1926. NEW YORK ANDITS have been displaying in their win- |avenue shoppers under the wreckage dows red, green and yellow felt hats [of an old building being converted for men. But the male New Yorker Tiny glass window | to vote nor to hold political office. They do not yet enjoy the right 3 burns on the arms, face and body, | |into a new one. Halide Edib Hanum, wife of the M[]RE ANN[]YAN[}E nk‘: ‘\lneuczka #afe - from" shot and IN MUNTENEGRU Fhs Gi8iark Anloived -waber PEEULIAR Sl[iHTS ‘Tflncvs“d:“(nul;ui {0, Violate a blo iset into the boards hiding the con- | former mayor of Constantinople [I, | shell are many old shrines of 2 o b Patars ogic distaste for highly colored head |gtryc 5 ‘Gallcla. Mess ialios v Tean ';:,:(OS“)] SI;:;;,‘:“;O' l;:::;;: gear. The hats stay i the windewe | r; S of & smart shoe store | who was educated at the American operated since the 11th or 12th —_— Roy Kr(‘)‘del, Paiacts L m‘l few are observed on the streets. H’w?l:. ;Ezl-n;’\yxcf s:hum:s for ro:\s of | Girls' college in Constantinople, is This T Tel'fllfil Poland’s Fa t_[vemur:v‘. There are now seven levels Nati Th it ¥ H iy 6 s, Sulol Baths,| ~ [Hisie Lone inch slipptes. £, SR | the only exception to this. She once BI- | o gaticrics. The mines are a verit. | NAUIYES (6 nave YOIy (IQy Gardles, Suipoor ba S New York police declare that the |{i 300 Blised Kid in fashionable | hoig 5 post in the ministry of edue gble city which meed be deserted : SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS past month has been the most trying | o ‘ake the place of the falry| cation under Mustapha Kemal Pa. ernmost Ache ¥l 165 sleenlng diartores Mete'ly lee t0 DU RIYBPSlde DHYB Fie nce the Democratic convention in |55 500 1O stroke of midnight | 4, "4} othor Turkish women, res amisnitesnts oryatal albballivsas FOR HOTEL VICTIMS |Madison Square Garden. They have |¥OUd Persuade any midget Cind- | yoin 4o political obscurity | 8007 466k Totlg. ania /200, FEEt- vh —_— acted as escorts for the Crown [srelia Who could fit them to 4P| Neziha Mouhieddin Hanum, pres- Washington, July 19 (P—Po- | where the village celebrates festiv- | Cettinfe, Montenegro, July 13 (P ———— Most hurdy-gurdy men manage m“‘{',’,"fu" :,' f;‘f“"" Preside “'!"’";‘ : of the mode:l igent of the Turkish Women's and has declared a state of siege | a1s. It Is lighted by chandellers of |__whil il the other capitals of |Practically hole Town of Haines |koep up with the times to the ex- | L ons, Of Halth elght red-hatte 'k {Lalon. inEsts (hiatowatr St n Eastern Gallcla as a result OfJEEM- gllttaring salt erystala.” Bt Imyrops*hive been El’o“plng at a Falls Attends Services Thi tent of including some of the new- ':El\xr:o’;;;‘]!u:u;ovl;m 1;;11\'-:Eyv\,‘sxq,y:arfl(fif !Tu”‘ISh Women Are SHll | xerss siven thamme e ier listurbance in Lwow (Lomberg), | S2slsus and St Clement ~stand |rapia pace, ’ Cottinde, once — the s 2 E 8 lest asz in thelr repertoire, but the |tenant Commander Byrd, and sther Without Political Party S PR o0 otior ities of thaire. | pster L s WHeoraolla aalt. SIS [sirongiiold! 8 TKing Nicholds: vl Morning. city has an | dignitaries, personages and celebri. | COnstantinople, July 16 (® —In ¢ DL MAR 1 t 2 - | subterranean cathedral of St |turesque Montenegrin kingdom, has | solute s. “Thé last time turned out [SPite of all that has been written| 1O0don, July 16 (P—Dollar signs [on. Taking advantage of the Pol-| Anthony dates back to the 17th |slumbered in an atmosphere of | Haines Falls, N. Y., July with tin Wn s escorts it was for the |l‘ um,,‘_ about nine na tion and |On goods have appeared for the first sh upheaval centering in Warsaw, | © “',‘:’-"- lT}'-OhN are lakes l: “"'A‘I‘Ch‘mvdt-\:\hsm and Oriental self-com- |Mourning the thirteen u Childs high school “team, |intellectual advance in Turkey, | time here in the shopping districts Tkrainians in Gallcla called mass| comoe PIY BACK and forth end 8 |placency. the heart of fho |ViCtimS of the fire which de battered instrument he |which' dgparted for C Moslem women still refused | frequented by American tourists. neetings to demand the convoca- | stem serves the n\mr‘s“'ljln‘(kK)lo\m'nin"' distr ‘r;”?" Qu.r.' Twilight Inn here last We “\ “:;xm"‘l:.v‘o 1”‘ 2 (h“mo-\)—m j u]II\Nr\'\O‘:V\h;u :,“,M' ";'r‘:vl'\‘ ;’ '[\-,,‘ 'Hmlks‘ Vo e sdemir. <oy ion of a National Assembly. All this in the safest [tives live the same precarions, mono. |1€arly 300 summer resider Li ¥ Roky || Gindarella ity el | DoTTh T o Vb ; anfon made, 8. they . Sreriy ey “Galicia is Poland’s easternmost | Place in Galicla—below ground. [tonous lives they did centurles ago |Villagers attended sole mn reqplert | ig, the e of the |medium catch the o Fitth | new repiiiis. e ”:"T‘;“;'““; Taxieth, che,” says a bulletin of the Na-| "Possession of Galicia is com- when they fled from the Turks, |Mass at St Mary's church today in |4 nee e ariong e : ASt e Qistnal TAr Ko e fonal Geographic society from its | Plicated by the rise of a new re- | Scene of “The Merry Widow” |MemOry of the "”[ Lo 2 ancient tunes delight iife lens leadquarters in Washington, D. C.|Source in the world. The curious | But the “Littlest of Lurope's | ‘1! ],""; C ‘”f" ic ch :_rrh. had- |, 04 quicken the step of some of the | But a twingo in Gallcla is more | DIack substance which the Ukrain- |caplitals” still retains all that color, ‘“3'(‘ oy the v‘”bh» Sk fjwm inhabitants. | erious than the growing pains that | 121 Peasants used for years to lub- romance, animation and oriental | Vhich T oid e, e = | he newly recreated republic ex- | ficate the groaning axles of their fascination which gave Franz Lehar, |Crowded to the doors at 7:3 e ed by skyscrappers and | M {a, | farm carts, the world has now raised |the Austrian composer, his inspira- |llam H. Sherldan pastor. Rev. Wil- omobile 1s audible from | eriences on other borders, Silesia, | (1% -epage pointed |tlon for writing®“The Merry W liam H. Shridan, pastor. celebrated i ke Disile corsiten; Biomis, TitTr. igh estate, Oll secpage pointed |tlon for writing’ “The Merry Wid- |llam H. Sheldan, pastop. celebrated |y lays and night, the wild nia and at Teschen, Czechosloy- | {Ne Way to petroleum discoveries in {OW." The spot where he wrote that e ~| s : Jan, |&u in the lakes of Central Park | kia, | Galicia. Although the field has not |lively operetta is still pointed out fo | oL w;““ r-‘?‘!‘ o °ridan. {have added an unusually large quota Sm— A GitEwith » siig'to produced any remarkable gushers, \1ysn.ors. The great oak tree under | Sl : 13 ”‘m»‘:m {of ducklings to their colonies this ° “Eighteen years from now there | M&NY companies now employ ex- Which the redoubtable King Nicho- |cholr was fol whichi relatives (of the | 2o ! ® ust be a decision on a major oper- | Perienced Polish workmen to pro- |!a8 carried on the affairs of state | by s friends |, Despite troubling of the wa- | tion for Eastern Galiela. When the | duce the five million barrels plus | and colle tribute from 1 e s oat enthusiasts who block of land on the north | 2MONE the petroleum producing ‘*7%° curiosity by all fourists. e A et Badlisac: Elnty, SOkt WHO MADE DESCO DRY CLEANIN : f la : O okriiries (5f tho sl The inclusion of Montenegro in |disaster as weil as they can [Sasabito ir ey anks of the Carpathian mountains he Kingdom of Serbs, Croats | U tional s es for the |¢our0e o i} young- | falicia was put in the mandmci benefits on the hardy mountaineers, ve in the ¥ s Falls A PHENOMENAL SUCCBS? 1 The treaty named 1944 the nm changed outward aspects of Il take place next Wed- ; nd other. resorts | £ ear for a plebiscite to decide Gall- | ettinje but litt In a country [nesday morning. ted with rivalry in New o) ia’s fate. Western Galicia center- | \th h is made up largely of rock | The bodic Vv heis alone haih YOu dld. ;f hg about Kracow s more strongly | [l lT |and barren soil, life is given only |identified by ve fnstalled equipment folish so it was attached to the Re to the sure, t strong and the [taken a her mineral baths ublic without reservation. | swift. In many cases the Montene- % claimed Dava the witis WHY DO YOU THINK OF DESCO WHEN “Where and what is Fastern | grin pitches hisdodest stone hut and ofiicers \ benefits as those provided by alicia? First of all it was the big- ;D p d M H l H ] ‘m' ) among the crags where the e association, | nature st bite in Austria’s 500 miles on | espondent Man Hurls Himse gle makes its nest. hotel safe today but = YOU THINK OF DRY CLEANING') H he rim of the Poland pie neatly | { Women do the Work ial by which to gain | Fifth avenue, which has set the . ’f ivided and entirels entome nol Into TOWCPS POHd, Bel | One American visitor character- fcatlon otk ther var o iros oo o E e ussla, Germany and Austria in | i ized Montenegro as a “land of tomb- |maining bodies. gowns to automobile bodies, has | Because—— j 95, Toay Fastern Galicia s a| stones.” Left to Mself, the country nancial records of the inn, to- ed another to its long list of in- | ugh rectangle of approximately | Children plaving In the vicinity of |would starve, for such small arable gether with valuables belonging 1o | dustries. : 000 square miles. If it were de- | Towers’ claypit pond in Berlin Sat- |land areas as exist produce only |ths employes one of the guests, Gt R (e e W b ] ] - d possible to !W‘f.\r]mrflwl vy afternoon discovered a body |2Dout one-third the population’s > the only contents. The safe |Thirties is a small shop dealing ex- | e are absolute y pOSItlve salicia in the United States| in 12 feet of water, 20 fect from the |f00d requirements. The rest must |wa sremoved from the ruins shortly [clusively ifi canaries. Many other | e could insert it in place of Ver-| shore. Constable Kanupka of Ber. |COM® from outside. after the fire, but could not be ex- shops handle assorted pets, but this When we say ont and New Hampshire. A bet-| lin, who was passing v notified Yet in this primi poverty minedstoday because of its heated |is, so far as known, the first | br fit could be made, area of area, | and after he had succeeded in get- |Tldden land, women do all the work. |condition. peclalty shop | ndscape for landscape, by planting | ting the body to the shore it was |1t IS an adage as old as the coun- | —_— o8 > in the western half of Ohio. | identified is that of Carlo Cavalla, | {TY ifself that “man crior, | FIRE DESTROYS AWNING advent of summer annually | ) “Iwow is the capital of Galicia, Tt | this city, who was sald to be des.t|duty is to defend the home and his reial street was along Riverside drive, from W pondent becanse of failure employment, to seeure had com- Warsaw it is strongly Pol- s 200 miles southeast of d like Wa | women age pre ceaseless burden ma of wor and = I in its population. What of Lwow | mitted suicide, ason - fitty. not Polish is mostly Jewish. The| According to Dr. R. M. Griswold, |of them live bevond fifty krainiang or. more properly, the | medical examiner for the town of | — uthenians, comprise a majority of | Berlin, there were no marks of vio- | Fumes ‘\h\' Prove Fatal lela’s population but do not con- | lence on the body. The coat and hat To One Passaic Worke r bu ot d from a window in {anchored ding caused by crossed | clubs. on a telegraph pole on K. Y s in the pany's pl 1 nd f rear of the Texaco com- on E nt st re starting » in a pile of rai fr const whick om a 1ble h can be seen b ho! passenger ers grade downw ya boats, dreds of boats he stream while the oth- rd to the tintest of You have tried Desce me verit- the cities, They are farmers. worn by Cavallo were found in | 5 ted the week-end calls in the fire mofor boats. There are few sail | ! ,:‘\, “:,\:\_;,”,’pfr“;;mff:('s T nd | some bushes nearby and that he had | ’"“‘ il il artment. however, these being anchor- WE INS[ST mAT any books by travelers into Gal- | left the home of his son, with whom Il £ad ,"M nay fumes v\M'vH:vs:‘ By n waters where there is more i use the nmames Ukrainjan and | he lived at about 5 o'clock Friday [!0day in a drying rtoom of the i 3 N room to manipulate them. uthenian interchangeably, This | MOTNing in quest of employment. Standard Textile Products company | READ v‘n,!(.\l.!{ ( l.\»n}l D ADS | DESCO REFRESHB C l correct and vet incorrect. A | Pr- Griswold pronounced death due | injured four menm, one of whom i FOR BEST RESULTS For weeks, smart haberdashers 0lor uthenian 1s a_Ukrainian. Ukraine | (0 suicide and gave Larala & Sagar, S UL eI e e e e Desco RENEWS Lustre bu d treeless prairie from the C spian e il is survived by e see : He his wife and 4 i ,']"“U'dfl . s '”': {,\;1‘,"'“1’ two sons, Paul and John in Ttaly and . s ey le UKraln- | ;e son, Frank, with whom he made quite different from the melan- his home. more stolid morth or | dr ssians. They number about { o000 anmrnia the wasrern| WALSHES PUTTO PLEA | pmr of the Ukraine. “Nothing is more ecloquent of the | story of Galicla than the t | Both Doctor And Wife, Involyed In at its oldest shrines and buildings | o underground. thing above | Boston Murder Case, Deny Guilt ound is relatively new because in- | der has stepped on the heels of | VWHen Arralgne vader. What did they mof burn July 19 (A—Dr. Thom ey shattered with cannon. Some ! j; 1 hia| wifedMarant 4. aside Galicia shows that u,w‘» vy that Nature r crops but history apitol Park | today were arraigned on charges of being the principal and | accessory in the abortion performed cn Edith L. Green, young state ward | whose dis mm.m d body was found last Tue the superior court each pleaded nik guilty and was re- | leased in the old bail of $1§,000 for I h | the physician and $2.000 for his onlg | They also pleaded not guilty ! to another indictment charging : | them with conspiracy with other to A | mateur Boxing ;i i ‘ Under Auspices of Connm. A. 1 cannot begin until the Sep- | AU smber session of the superior court, Entries eanwhile the police are searching 126-1b. Class throughout the east for Dr. Leo J. ' Abe Bodine—Ray Hall Hanson, whom an lictment - o e | charges was also an ac y. Two 170-Ib. Class other alleged accessories are now Joe Howard—Fred Clark Four—Other Bouts—Four dmission 25¢, Including Com- bination Ticket to Rides IME EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH BOUTS START PROMPTLY 0 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time.) out on bail. Gov. Fuller today asked the state department of public welfare for in- formation about the N saying that since she was a wa t commonwealth, he wanted tisfy himself that the state done its full duty toward her. ECIAL NOTICE—Starting Wednesday, [y 21st, and every Wednesday afternoon | il further notice, special combination | will be sold at 10c., SEUFKING Boston, July Governor Frank G. RE-ELECTION 19 (A — Lieutenant Allen today filed ety for childrei When one of the three men shown above dies the other two will drink the wine that they'r Telephone exbibits West Main Street 4 Civil war 904 ‘\'m:. ,‘,‘,:J,i' DELIVERY SERVICE EVERYWHERE Hall and et entitling holder to ride all rides | his nomination papers seeking the | are the only remaining members of t he Last Man club formed in 1885 b; : '::,‘;';,,J;:,’“l’;‘}f\,_:f““‘l‘""md'a kets must |same offl republican candidate | vete who bought a bottle of wine and agreed that the last man should drink 1t. Bans: Sow Necn R in the fall clections. He was the | only s men Jeff, they have agreed that the la st two men must drink. The Volste = PXT SATURDAY [first of the state officials to file his dentally, hasn't cramped their plans at all. Left to it they are John S. Goff, Peter HTE Mot papers in this campaign. [ s Lockwood. 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