New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1926. [BORN TEN MINUTES 100 ‘CAL FISHING, IS Exclusive British—Mother Loses Race : Outdoor Sports Again Take‘ 5 SH 2R g Reproductionsaf | Drovefance at Pal Smifl's | v vork suy sn— race PERSIAN Showing Dinner has to wait in the summer . Pfpernek, a Rumanian livi White House as well as anywhere | Efpernek, a 2 walting an yesterday, and even at that the president expressed regret at leav- ing a pond on the former William Rockefeller estate while the trout | called, was born. Gift Department | after dark with a large catch. The |lentown, but she was born in anied her father back to F where she met LATE T0 BE GITIZEN Allentown, Pa., so that her | child would be born on American | tion Paul Smith's, N. Y., July (e soil, was lost by Mrs. Catherine Pul- | gar Pfpernek, the wife of Wilhelm on automobile collision twee), ited copies. The university s Argentina, who arrived yesterday wdella of Brooklyn, Y., and Wil- POI IERY 6189 107tip ishing season. | morning on the Lamport & Holt liam Galonski of Woodstock Valley | “an unusually fine biece of typog- Mrs. Coolidge had to keep dinner | liner Vestris. The vesdel dropped here last three persons were | papi | hour for her husband | anchor oft quarantine at midnight. injured, Galonski was arrested and | Tpe type in it bears no resem- Ten minutes later Catherina Vestris |both cars. practically demolished. Pfpernek, as the baby girl will be |The injured were init etters are reproduced by Before her marriage, Mrs. Pfper- |ton, Ma wore biting so well. He and his |nek was Catherine Pulger. Her par- I h || secret service companfons returned | ents were Rumanians living in Al- € this Taunton, scalp wounds requiring 14 || sional drop of rain fell, making | cor ar father back 2 a, . | ing. | ¢ became engaged. He was una- | The chief executive's fishing ex- | ble to enter this country as the Ru- | = 2 5 I DRUG CO | cursions have been less frequent in | manian quota was filled. As a result [others were Jo- the past week or ten ays, which | he went to Buenos Aires, where he | S¢PR'S ' . o R et oht excinsive [tomnd wobk: e followad him a||y Mz Gardells was feturnioy to mental affairs and the | year later and they were married Under the law she was still an New Haven, July 30 UP) — Tak- m as a ¥ the Melk copy of | the Gutenberg Bible, which Mrs, e ard S. Harkness presented to e univ ¢ library in memory Golumhla Gourt Holds A e b o sity, Carl P. Rollins, has produced be the medium of library informa- Columbia, July 30 (P—In a We The Bible is one of the first |8 in cgrs driven by Mrs. Theresa Ge 3'a Vofice kst DIkt nod ribing the quarterly, sald it was | at in the Melk copy but Mrs. Genevieve Scanlon, 17, Taun- cing from the illaminated let- |§ , left ear almost severed, in the Bible. Tts makeup is|f D ‘wounds. juaint, pages are unnumbered and | I 2 other, | : dobn nlon, 21, her brother | maior s in double column. An- TWOCARS SHASHED, “Fan Vet Tirary Book [ oot Fresh HUCKLE BERRY PIES i 30¢ Each For Saturday Selling at Your Big Market Loads of the finest foodstuffs are offered you here at rock bottom prices. Thousands of satisfied Mohican customers are taking advantage ofthese items. can do the same. Save with satisfaction. You irew Keogh, university librarian, | skies were overcast and an occa- | country. A few years ago she ac. stifches | Prof. Chauncey B. Tinker .of Gla Garde 4, daughter of u- sh department have writ- ten of significance of the Gutenberg Bible and there are edi- [ torials and comment on the Ster- lmb hhmr\ which is to be built. M rdella and her son, Bert, nd Galonski escaped injury. thers were taken to § seph’s hospital 9 TO 11 A. M. P()R'll‘ RHOUSE STEAK 23c pound SH GROUND her home in Brooklyn after a visit 4 in Taunton when the accident oc- % curred. FRE OUR REGULAR HOUR SALES 9 TO 11 M. 9 TO 11 A. M. LEAN VRESH BEST NEW SHOULDERS POTATOES 23c pound 39c peck SIRLOIN 169-171 MAIN ST. | entertainment of gu Richard Washburn Child, former American, and when her child was We've Gone the Limit to Give you value in this Sale ambassador to Italy, enjoyed a little fishing trip with the president be- fore leaving the camp, where he had been a’ guest since Tuesda fr— Mr. Coolidge and his guest got a catch of perch in Osgood lake. In a talk with newspapermen the former ambassador sald the country about to be born she started for this country so that fhe baby would be a | citizen. The vessel was held in Bar- | bados to avoid the hurricane and ar- rived two days late. As a result the baby was born t nically under a British flag. seemed to be generally assuming | The police say that Galonski was driving on the state road at a fast | rate of speed, when his car skid¢ v‘ d | on a curve and crashed into ‘ other one. State Policeman unnr\ Heinold of the Stafford Springs bar- racks arrested Galonski on charges of reckless driving. Arraigned in Columbia town court last night, Ga- | S| b, FRESH FRICASSEE FRIESH NATIVE Hamburg 2 1hs 25C [Fowl ....... 1 28C Sweet Corn, doz. 25C %!TH 16 IN.!UR‘D “Orizaba” Badly Battered in { Indian Rurrlcane LEAN SMOKLD Shoulders Formerly $38.50 to $67.50 -9 £ ) | sonal friend of also HEPAIRING, WASHING & CLEANING s. ST ———— alimony and § 337 Main St., Tel, 1905 | ‘n'nmw‘lmvn from a fire in the old | By including our own fhat Mr. Coollage sonid be a presi- | Automobile Crashes Into |lon A et hy Crowded Trolley Car | p.,c. Hubert P. Conins. Boston, July 30 P — Two men | " | were seriously injured, one perhaps % St ; 5 the government's economy Program |rtaiiy when an enclosed automobite |Jealousy Is Suspected New York ! port and also for preventing Washington (i which they were riding, crashed | dehtlal candidate in 1928, Mr. Horsfall-Made || asseried that i nis opinion READY-FOR-SERVICE | from becoming a center of bureau- | 1onski pleaded guilty and was fine Justice of the Havana, Cuba, July 30(A—The Ward line 7A. MTO1P M b, 23¢ SUGAR%%.‘%“%%?% 3 TO 5 P. M Roast Beef 1b. 24c Pillsbury’s Flour s1.33 night with 16 injured persons As Cause of Shooting aboard and her railings and super- into a crowded street car in the | yporion Ont.. July 30. (P—Pos. | structure battered. sibility that jealousy inspired ¥ damage was sustalned whi . L 3-Plece Sults cracy. He characterized Mr. Coolldge | pyorohester district at midnight el ’ g 2 PRdarga, p as a conservative republican whose [~ ‘man believed to be Edward | a1 snooting of Edward B. Mc- |the steamer was battling with th AT SPECIAL S ACgE Ao et LOW PRICES! L il heetren mal call at the office yest Representative hospital with a committee and a prominent repub- lican leader. Discussing political conditions with newspapermen, Mr. Enell said the country in general was very favorably disposed toward Mr. Coolidge and that northern New York, a republican stronghold, w stronger than ever for him. Sena- | Bishop Gannon Pleased molished, fon, is certain to be returned by the New York state electorate next No- | HO of West Somerville, M and Fd- exeentive offices to The youths who arrived at aul Smith's last | night, are on a hiking trip through New England and lower Canada and HARTFORD It Pays To Buy Our Kind” 320 dclegates. | At the final session vesterday { President Coolidge. They were told {to call at the office this forenoon tearns of Boston, per- e president, is in |anee congress had not decided White Pine Camp for a visit of in- soclety should not underrate Oriental Rugs | &5 it s i i xpected to join him at the summer Al Sizes White House later. AL MIENISAROG RISESE SEVADJIAN, 162 Glen Street. Cleta M~ck Bringing Equipped For Sports Tel. 1190-2—1190-3. Suit for Divorce| vLondon, July 80 (P—Car Los / B full set of robes, a cope, mi ’ 30 (P —Cleta = | Smith eville ns crosier, as well as his golf clu Cleta M flled suit here toda#® for tennis racquet, in his baggage. the WEDDING RING SHOP Meoron DIAMONDS New York theatrical producer. Bishop of London, left tod The actress all [Iosta i rooming house, where she was held scholar, is a sport devotee., p until she consented to marry him, Bishop Tngram's tour includes Fine Watch Repairing the marriage taki ce Decem. visit to the United States, where | belief in a decentralized government |g iivan, of Nashua, N. H., and the was even stronger than that of an |qriver of the car, was taken to City | vehicle, suffored a concuseion of ;lu | gether tn vedent wesks, |brain and numerous other hurts. His | |\ 4" apneared oh friendly terms.|and one time the steamer listed at Iname was on the danger list a5 Was | Aricov had boarded at the home of | an angle of 45 degrees |Sullivan’s. Their machine was de 4 € o AN Bishop James Gannon, Jr., of Rich-| SEALL\: e v soouta. Marcus Swap. 16, |mond; Va, mald oy that thol Beautiful But Dumb Is | world’s Temperance Congress, which | ] Streeq ||vara W. Wright, 15, of Brookiyn, |has concluded its work was the | siasconet, Nantucket, July 30 P— | could not mancuver close =nouzh to e um trCC[ had an appointment to eall at the | MOSt fertile of any temperance mi. peauty who graces the front|the bobbing small craft to take Best Pure thering within his memory. |, pefore the footlights has more | them on board. { LARD . Pwenty nations were represented by‘\/y'npm/n‘ to 'make a good wife than stopped here in the hope of meeting | Tesolution was passed affirming that|oe tne school of opinion here the sale of alcohol was one of the | 1y gact the p [ehlet soclal evils of the world and! ;oo™ o Mrs. Smith would A number of the passengers on |urging taat, although the temper- re- | ng means for removing the | woiia he much better off. Ingram Begins World Lecture Tour | om0 competent and suc as a | high scas on the voyage, but suf | nother than the ave L. fered no damage 4 boknss m William M. Smith, | Rt. Rev. Arthur F. W. IngraM.y moroneo July 30 (P—Provincial | A Smith tricked Liverpool on a world lecture tour. oo, Jastiy e S ‘ et A ed: ¥R pecial officer to proceed to Buffalo 140 Main Street, Room 1 her into going into a New York The Bishop, besides being a noted ,nq Niagara Falls. In many quar- he Coy, formerly of Smithport, Pa., by | West Indian hurrricane from Mon- Miss Kate Hardman, was investi- | day night to Wednesd ere serfously hurt 5 third-class quarters were flocd- Boneless Jupiter inlet, rida Il Rump ROASTS \ALL-DAY SPECIALS —-ALL MONEY-SAVERS BEEF | Lcan Bolling wmorning, |fl BEEF an infor- fractured —sKull | aioq py police today. Miss Hard- | standing by the Italian steamer An- (B |while John Dugan also of Nashua, | man fa said by police to have ad- gaido San Secondo off | [ ROLLS |a massenger, was r’)‘*'d e ",’l“”g‘ | mitted that she shot McCoy with 7 : u 5 of intoxication. Lomas ullaney | oo calike siiatHering her i Tow G ehe o the Yoase. Fek | | 22 caliber rifle for “bothering her ety Now house rules ¢ Dorchegter, the third man in the | T CT00 DT Gl been seen to- | LAMB | PORK » 8¢ }::flsmz Li‘mb 28 {::(\n':n ™ 26‘: ;‘!T" .(“.‘ m 180 n 28¢ y(if."f.‘:".c Bk Sheinem o 382, o, 28e VEAL it was #aid. | ¢4, The cargo shifted Monday night Swift's Golden West FOWL b 40¢ Sugar Cured BACON ..... b 28¢ | & | Miss Hardman's brother, George Captain Jones suid the storm and lately had paid visits to the |ipe weorst he home of another brother, Bert. Po-| 45 vears at sea. | lice say they believe McCoy was : [ shot while returning from one of | gistress Monday ni hastening to the or Wadsworth, in Mr. Snell's opin-| With Temperance Meeting | ese cas. stricken Ttalian vessel trying to take | Dorrat, Esthonia, July 80 (A— = AT off her crew, but the seas were so | high it was impossible to do so. 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W lll Ship Munitions to Mexico | Washington. July 30 (#—State B headquarters here have ordered a|dcpartment officials today dented re- | @ ports from Mexico that the American | nment contemplates lifting its | i ments of arms | hs to that country. It wa eealled that on July 15, when Torento. Thinks Poison Liquor Came From U. S. | ters this is interpreted as an indica- | " tion that an investjzation has re- vealed that poisonous alcohol a ber 17, 1921, She asked $200 a weel will lecture at varlous universities yich caused the deaths of 18 per-|the embargo on shipments of sul-| .000 attorney fees, a series of lectures for Americ 3| S o | Ply nmuth Man Suffocated |Students from eminent Christ | FRANK E, GOODWIN EYESIGHT 2 SPECIALIST &) He will visit Canada, Australia, New And Woman Is Rescued zeaiana, Japan, the Malay Stat Plymouth Mass. July 30 (A China and Korea. "V:mvl ¥ ding, was suffocated, | Mrs. George Gibson was carried out ‘ THREE CHILDRE! Metropolis, 111, July 30. Albert Cole House early this morn-| warq §. Barger, 13, his broth —_—_——r—— “H&' i Chief Hiller re Y , 10, and Minnie Clore, READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADs|"°™an but wa s unable to r old man in time. T under a recent Idgacy providing for ieons in Ontario was shipped into|Phuris acid into M | were drowned late yesterday while | ed, the department stated this ac- tion did not forecast removal of the ban on arms and other munitions. M [the Dominion from the United States. WOOL PRODUCTION Washington, July 80 (P—Wooi LAWRENCE DEWEY SURPRISED | sroduction this year in the United £ ar as held Jast| States was estimated today by the for Lawrence Dewey of 222 | partment of agriculture at street in honor of his birthda: 4,000 pounds compared with 253,- | He was the recipient of many gift 1 607,000 pounds last vear. About 45 were present from Hart- — ford, Southington and this city. 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