New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1926, Page 15

N ‘a permanent body for the colle RGID 0 om PLE introduction of other flours in|complete detalls will be formu- # j § ment information with the pre- IS MADE IN FR N meeting of the cabinet is part of|the program will become effective e s s ahons Foges 0 BT WORKS OVE RWEEK WFD Tl] BAR"NESS az chkiss e o WAI]E GUMPRUMISE:M?MM showed an gagressive Ths "ehinel has Sopiatodits iR Y = or defensive tendency. atrioti p . ;. wu Boston Eliminated From Wom French Oabinet in Effort to . | patriotism of the nation to ald it|Vgleanic O“tbreak at | 4 e Pre- | in its campalgn and proposes by a Stanley Street Man Hurt at “Screw en’s Tournament. PARADISE LOSES vech Baportatiai; a0 sirict scrutiny of imported products| Mount Lassen Expected| g piaot Reatize . . % {to cut down the t 'W T arries Austrian Noblewoman| rorest mins, x. v., Aug. 20 9—| ages an -4 HOUT Day | Sut down the amount of neces-| Redding, Callf., Aug. 20 U — | Mrs. Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman of | | Currency Abroad. R‘I es brfu‘ght into the country.| A large vent has been discovered Was Serious. v P 6= st ; : : = 2 . he ministry plans at the same| Las: in Vienna | Boston, champlon of the women Basis of Agmemem | Smith Girls Spring Surprise by TAm- | Paris, Aug. 20 UP — The Poin- | fime ¢ eor o By e e xpxl.xkh:::uf;epz:s de of Lastsh| 1. g on the bead while st 2 = {Z}'L"‘Zfi“flfi.fi :g";‘\;:s:;f]a ft;;ea:: | ming Fast Enders by a 10 to 6|care cabinet today outlined n[ tair prices for all good products next big volcanic outbreak will og- |at the Corbin Screw corporation fac- 218 as i | and encourage the strictest | ; Hartford, Aug. 20 S8 ToMADH : 1926 tournament with honors. ! Thndon; Atg 30,07 = The big-|: Score, 3 :::L:r‘fronprloogr::ve‘:t :i?«:—i:‘fi:: ly;“wmnt\t mu\ptr?\u“r::" . “)fn ‘.\‘::LY)E‘CUY there. tory more than a week ago, Matthew [ B. Kilbourn, of this city, chier| LAcKing the. speed of former|gest breakaway of coal miners | & ! sl e S As a result of the discovery, |Micczkowskl, aged 66, of 794 Stan- st e - ner knowledge of the game |from the policy of niners’ | Having lost only one game o far | Thom: . Jagger, in chary e surgeon of the Imperial Royal Aus- | n the policy the miners’ | 5 store the franc to some sort of| Among ik et trad T0 b Iakn as A. Jagger, charge of |ley street, has been found to have n Ambulance Train No. 60 dur- d her through two interesting | federation which has occured since | this season and that to the leagu ak SHmong the measures 10 be taken | ogorvations on the volcanic peak.|a possible fracture of the skull and y the first two years of the war, | with Mrs. Charlotte Hosmer |the strike in the mines was called | l¢ading Washington team, the Para- | stability. Will be to provide ways and means| iy 1na¢ the observation ® station |ig under treatment at New: Eritais - ried Baroness Myra Gus- pin yesterday. In the first she | more than three months ago, came | dise P: girls got the surprise of | The restrictions deal with the :‘]«‘" ”\'41 L'c°"°"“§fl‘ ""“l“‘ tng of| ynjeh was to have been located |General hospital. sich of Vienna, Austria, In that city, | MARaged to tle at four-all after|last night when delegates repre- | their young lives at the hnn'dr_-"or 2 importation of grain and other dli,rr\);'\‘mn to cheapen the cost of | al probably will be estab-| He thought nothing of the injury o word rosuived Dby his|DeIng three games behind and in |senting about 13,000 men and boys | Smith lassies n the playground|products as well as curtailment in|diStribution to consumers L S King Meadows instead.|at the time of the accident but T e e Dy, ama | the second she galned a lead of |employed in the Bolsover company |l¢ague: The Paradise misses romped |the use of —necessities produced | vold all waste. is nearer the vent.|since then he has been troubled s ot 801 OF DF. 211 4.1 only to tire under the steady hy e | over to the Smith grounds yester-|within France. While cnly the larger outlines of n ve | wi | ; st e o tire under th ¥|in the Nottinghamshire coal felds, | Over 10 “He BT EEOTCE Y. 2 : 3 ! n is the only active |with headache and today he was ad- fifisl hCinel ehns i bonn B o ine her youthful opgons l:\-l 1o | 20000100 & proposal of the mine ;J,‘.L,; *\\:"‘:‘”vl °>“rk=“_m‘k by the| Additional limitation of the im-|the cablnet program were made continental United [mitted to the hospital for observa- T « sad gl contests scheduled | gwners to resume work at their e > 8 ¥ %) portation of wheat, by compulsory | public today, it is expected that the| S tion and X-ray. diseases of the eye in Austria since Mias Ryan vs, Miss | e | Smith players and two double plays L { g ¥y Mis: Ly 2, ) 1d ges o a seven a 1f | 20 | last January. The marriage Was|Gross, Miss Browne vs. Penelope|nour day. This lc;n;\i’;u'i‘:lduac‘c::lf from Emma Pengler to Sadie Mc- ‘ performed in the Benedictine ch rson of Richmond, Va. Mrs.| promise " petween the federation’s|GraW and another from the Smith in Vienna on July 28. vs. Mrs. Chapin insistency that the seven hour day |Pitch 1" fo b= J”l"k"l”\."“fl'l'(“‘:’;;’:‘J T Y Vv C allies. Sm D Mrs. Kilbourn is the daughter of | 8aret Martha must be maintained, and the mine |0 Paradise wa e . z Baron Sigismonde Von Gussich and | owners' demand for an eight hour e 5 in & | £ The score by innings follow T8 J o St B, et ] - | e score by innlngs follows: NEW BRITAIN'S LEADING PFURRIERS members of the nobility of the ym.i = Although it s yet to be sc«-n‘“;’mh £ LR 14x—10 mce Dual empire. Her father, be- | . Aug. 20 (B) — | whether the miners generally en-|>'pob tuiit i it E By GiEseaa == fore the World war, was governor |T hip world records | dorse the action of the delegates, | - "p 0 McGraw; Parad R BP onaor thas Avdtiion ricts, | Y two sergeants of the marine it is predicted that virtually all|Ho Teoii” Kaikin and Sophia ‘ CHiohl shcelhis T .4 in | corps were claimed vesterday at the | concerns will eagerly accept the fp . o = i National Rifle association matches |compromise and that work will e Jugosalvia. His estates were later | : < i e e e at Camp Curtis Guild. Sergeant Al- | start again forthwith. Other mine i e et Y tho Serblans. COUN-|pert A, French, Fifth regiment, U. |owners' in shire ana | Foreign Prisons Found ess Erofty is a descendant of an old < « t r unces b} < =l |8 M. C., Quantico, broke m\" ‘M. hire inced ‘v?.\(xr Even Less Desirable 1 0 A i | records, range officers said, with a |readiness to reopen their pits on | o voii” Aug, 20 (P—Leon C. Mrs. Kilbourn was educated in | por. 200 at 3 s rapid fire |the same terms as have been| OGN T o o of prisons the Sacred Heart Conven of Vien- n cct combined | given by the Bolsover company. e 8 ; : n B he marriag: i S for New York state arriving today na. Before the marriage, it w rage of at 200 and 300 | Whether the present develop- i i learned today, Dr. Kilbourn" gy : from Europe, where he studied pris- arn day, Dr. Kilbourn's p yards in the N. R. A. rapid fire | ments was the result of the col- el G e ents formally were asked by Baren | championship match. lapse of the negotiations yesterday ")’," ik b ok ot Von Gussich and Countess Erody to| ~ e third record was sald to have | between the mine ownors and the [FUroPesh BUSOSS Tl o €O R " give thelr consent to the union. | been made by Sergeant Ladislaus | miners, who, it had been. hoped [#P'¢ With V' i :mimnmem o 4 . S | Lach of Paris Island, §. C. with a | would serve to bring about peace :“"‘“ e Cotton Growers Are | perfect four strings of 50 shots in the long controversy, is not yet (t'® Prisoners. y y ' each on the 200 yard range at rapid Miners in varlous dis-| Discussing prison conditions in| Urged to Co-operate o, ve been golng back to |New York state, Mr. Weelhstoek, hington, Aug. 20 (P—Farm-| In the N. R. A, civillan club in small numbers, aggregat- (Said prohibition had gained in five ers, me nts gnd bankers of members match, W. E. Knight of [ing a few thousand, but there has |years an increase of 700 per cent in south urged yesterday by |the Worcester Pistol and Rifle club, | been no general movement b to | the drug and liquor addicts sent to Senator Heflin, democrat, Ala-|y,on with a score of 46 at 200 yards | the mines. |state prisons, } to band together and serve |and 47 at 600 yards, an aggregate of | “Our state prisons are overcrowd- 4 notice on the cotton buying world | MG e LR d with ) are, the g o o R Minortty Report Glven . [p4 it orimitls who ocs, for the will be sold umtil the price goes| SUSPEND! AND RETURN | On Disarmament Plans |« mpt to enfo prohibition,” he ove 20 cents a pound. | The police were notified today of | Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 20 (P |eaid. “In lleu of alcohol, these men [} “The republican prosperity about | 1 atement of the right to |—The United States, Great Britain, |and boys were driven to drugs.” which we hear so much operate automobiles in the case of | Japan, Italy, Chile and Sweden | —_— confined to a favored Peter Chilicki, the return of the | vesterday introduced a minority | POLICEMAN SUSPENDED tor Heflin said in his license of Willlam Lanske of 110 |report on the question of interna- | wyakefield, Mass, Aug. 20 (P— . big tariff-fa mont street, the suspension of | tional control of armaments, de-|{iarvey I, Russell, Wakefield police of the ecast, the license of John Peterson of 59 ing that the proposed board of | officer, today {ndefinitely sus- cotton gamblers and Trinity street, the suspenision of the | supervision would be a kind of in-|pinded by Chief Jame J. Pollard for 3 lers are fairl nse of Wincenty Zaniewski of | ternational general staff, the crea-|conduct unbecoming an officer and 2 lican 293 High street, suspension of the|tion of which would be open to|for the good of the service. Wit producers grain gro right to operate in the cas S. | serious objecti Inesses said that Russell early ves- not pro: Today Levin of 254 North street, and sus-| This action was taken after a|terday sped through the main street forced to sell their crops be pension of the licenses of Silas|majority of the military disarma- |jn the car of a physiclan and ex- cost of production. Instead of Enéman of §4 Smalley street and commission, which is prepar- | changed shots with three pursuing ‘4 ing prosperous they are being im-|Charels H. Juengst of 57 Linwood for a disarmament conference, | policemen before abandoning the poverished.” | street. had advocated the organization of |car. 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