New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1926, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1926 eave Dr. Dr. Norris’ church. Norris said last night he had engagement to speak vary Baptist church in v York Aug. 1. He declined to on rep rector New York church would ask cancel the engagement if the the shooting was authentic he would conduct reviv 1eetings here instead. RAND JURY WILL - TAKE UP KILLING = pStarts Review of Murder by Texas Clergyman City ltems Tarrant cou Allian F its investiga neral hospital. n ation an 8 egin 1S Teco’ oper perform tion. T rman in the n otific also may Greer, poerator at the Westbroc .eo S. 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C. of the excention, riend sl 1pr Dr istrict erred to ki hurch study in Nor is a said Chipps r en the long period by a sort h the men nephews and For lealt fayor ertain ocevrre 1he sons with eigy Meecl properties n the Searchlight a Meechamn had De young relat LOOT 1 \IHIU\ Perth Amhoy, N ctives on the d to be re n RED July 20 (B)— 'vv\l of a gang oyes sponsible for recent SOMETHING FUNNY ABOUT THIS Cartoon bathing suits are the very, very latest thing for he beach. Of course, the idea comes from Hollywood. L. or.: Doris Hill, Myrna Loy, Jane Winton. GUARANTEED WEDNESDAY MORNING MEAT SPECIALS lRI OIN, ROUND \TL AKS PRIME RIB ROASTS L,\VIB CHQPS . FRICASSEE C HIU\E\S SHOULDER ROASTS BONELESS BOILING BEE SHOULDER STEAK . .. .. FRESH CHOPPED BEEF . ..., LEAN STEWING LAMB . ... .. BONELESS CORNED BEEF . Bh"l‘ (L()\ ERBLOOW I‘R ¢l BLTTFR We (‘lose Wednexdav at Noon GUARANTEED MARKET Phone 483 70 West Main, Opp. New Hotel Duty Get Definite Orders ! e protection of | the | ives to help them. | | specimens, roberies of the Merck Chemical Co., | at Rahway recovered $90,000 worth of narcotics Slolck from the firm, July 3 and a complete safe blowing | |outfit stolen from a Perth Amboy welder today. The stolen property was found in two private garages. | SENATOR FESS 10 VISIT COOLIDGE THIS EVENING {Is Spending His Vacation At Loon Lake, Three Miles Away. Up and Over 20 (P— second week of President Cool- his second house Senator Simeon D. Ohio. Senator Fess | friends at Loon | ling ‘out the ation today, s noon of Sen- a pron ent administra- supporter, especially on farm relief legislation In the recent ses- sion of congress, affords the presi- | ent opportunity to dicuss the wide ge of quetions which occupy the |attention of the White House and |the senate in Washington. Davis of the war de- tment was a gue: at the sum- last ving an opport dis- | nental h - | him ¥ Fess, tion “Ravyu,” w ing horse, ouse idg epartr with tomobile e w or‘] cham r\mn- the = [tions Davis arrived ybefore dinner driving from hortl Captain Hartley Defends Los An tain Lowe United wor July m army i airplane flight a e C. Symington of L. e married here yester: for Honol where Smith will be etationed. Thv bride Dulam“d a dl\m‘ e )“ro rain- 20 111 States ier of th around pondents today 3 tary Davis Ca | BEBE LIKE CINDERELLA | { |Movie Queen Laughs When Advised That Paddock Was Knighted By Corn Belt Committee Kin:z of Montenegro. Des Moines, Towa. July 20 (#) — After a torrid night's work phras- ing in ° language resolu- ions point the way for a na organized fight for aid for agriculture, belt committee and the com- were preparing today piace their campaign be- 20 (A —Bebe arned for the with much gl that to wi e an-|! £ aturday, | tionally well as | ETessional | corn mi to ngain fore Hollywood, ‘Y‘m\ Is t time [Charles Paddo {nounced he Ihas tit'e [title to s | “Tha |tell Charlie,” sa'd Bebe rviswer asked her ould ciaim after she marries irt has known but | induc five weekes | ars, When assured that the kiug of [Mont 1 sprint king ogro knightcd in 1919, Miss Daniels an g hthood the honore. i one: wait until I when an in- | t title she | I in their efforts to congress to help the farm- committeemen, one s." wnom she instance, of the organizations 'md in e ing fa middle bankers, in west, ot Im businesses, | zuine of wit just like Cinderella g a real knight!” | Des Moines, Chimpanzee’s Blood Is [iiotions i o i Nearly Like Human’s discussions New York, July 20 (P—Chemis- | comm can prove that blood of sion yest chimpanzee or an orang utan { more closely related to human blood |than to the blood of common $100 Repmted Stolen | monkeys, Dr. H. Gideon Wells told | students at the of | Columbia university lecture yesterday. Indeed, Dr. Wells continued, “the bloods of anthropoids are closely related to human blood 2 th ebloods of horses are to donkeys.” | Dr. Wells said his conclusions | were upheld by recent discoveries in the identification of protein in blood | “That's rine marry 1- none the less an- broiling under the year, for the for a four the seemed corn hou when belt is or summer session o A former inmate of the Polish Or- phanage is suspected of the theft of approximately $100 from the insti- tution, ording to report to night. The detective a police reau is investigating SEEKS RF Hartford, Conn., Peter Kopezenski, out a coun Federal Ju © August 3 on a writ of corpus. He is attempting to effect | lis release from Hartford county jall. | Poland refuses to accept the man | who has a criminal record while | the United States government wants | to deport him undesirable alten, bu- FROM JATL July 20 (A — the man with- r before Thomas habeas LISTENS TO SUGGESTIONS London, Jul y20 (A — Premier Baldwin last night receive da depu- tation of churchmen, including 10 bishops from the Anglican and I'rec churches and discuseed with them the churchmen’s program for peace in the coal fields, which includes a further subsidy by the government. as an Marriages on the Seas | uw —Cap- | ¢» They Works Out New Plans | con- | the | other of | an | At Polish Orphanage | | { will be Wall Street Briefs 5 June was the fourth successive lmnmh in ch the world's'output of zinc showed a decline. Countries | that produced $6 per cent last year | | turned out 90,719 tons against 98,- §98 in May. Consolidated net profit of Postom Cereal Co. for the first half of 1926 was 36,07 equal to $4.15 a share on the common stock, against .126,325 or $3.50 a share in the irst half of 1 3,638 Stockholders of Cop: | per and Chemical Corporation will vote August 18 on'a promised issue $3.000,000 of 15 year six per cent debenture gold bonds. It sue only nessee convertible is proposed to of the honds at e m cony ade ert scale world's p ulated at S$9 tons in April 114,151 May ead In > i3 calc tons and subscription today 000,000 which included an issu: $16,500,000 Wabas! Railway | ref 1 g 1 bonds, s Loch & of th ed for public Co. iing an per cent bought by ¥ | Stock of | Truck corpo nual cash 50 cents, Co. inte the Brockw has t vide tion n oy 1c share 1 2 quarterly paym an increase ash and holde stock record being to o July ASURY STATEMENT iry balance $210,195,144 New York —Exchanges, balances 0 Roston -— 963,000,- change £,000,0 Mother of Father Lyddy Is Dead in Bridgeport Word was received here today of the death Mre. Sarah Lydd which oc f‘,rlf"l in Bridgeport w.l hurch, this city, ‘M)v r son, John {lice in Bridgeport. ) years of age of i ni is her so; is a captain of po- Mrs. and had been ill one Lyddy wa | o funeral will ba Mary Bridgeport ¢ morning. lebrant of the mass Lyddy will be ¢ GIVES TABLE mith TO FIREMEN of the Smiti given a mahog iepartment an dining table on Commercial iness School to t1 I Deaths J e Joseph Gajewski, 40 years old, and {a resident of the northwestern sec- i tion of the city for many years, died t midnight last night after a short He was a baker. Surviving his wife, Eva, two sons, and broth l Joseph Gajewski. him five Funeral morrow morning at 8 o'clock at t ssian Orthodox church. 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Carlo Cavalla funeral of Carlo body was found in pond In Berlin Saturday, was held | at his late home, 110 Daley avenue, vesterday afternoon. Interment was In 8t. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Anna Nelson., Funeral services for Mrs Nelson, widow of Philip Nelson, held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Erwin chapel. Rev. Abel A, A quist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, offiefated. - Burial Fairview cemetery, The hose | Cavalla, | w Towers' were was in John Mieczkowski. Funeral services for John Micez kowskl of §7 Broad strect were held this morning at 7:30 red Heart church A requiem high mass s celebrated, Tnte was in Sacred Heart cemetery o'clock at rment B Joseph A. Haffey UNDERTAKER Phone 1 Opposite St. Resldence 17 Su; BOLLERER’S POSY SHOP TO FRIENDS WHO SAIL YOU CAN SAY “BON VOYAGE” WITH FLOWERS BY WIRE 89 W. MAIN KT, PROF. 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