New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1926. FLASHES OF LIFE: SMOKING BY WOMEN HNHS fiRAFT [;AN ONE CAUSE FOR INCREASE IN FIRES | "New York—A Hennessey change | yirility here tor e b . « |her name? Not it City Court J Oxford bags a " Buckner Completes Evideice i | i msun can roent. 1 aoniea| Sord s are going o of svie ) {the petition of Miss Caroline H—|in convention, Da“gbeflymmer Pmbe {to be known as Henelton because she felt deeply humiliated by other college students calling her “three P | star” and “Mick Mr. Justice 1. |Byun observed that the lineago of| 5 6T S48 W wecent Daugherty and : the Hennesseys could be traced for (716 @ WORCS STIOCRE {0 F shows that “red tape may be un- | centuries B L e e wound with spoed under the influ. | Rotable characters to their times. | (O, Tresident of fh ence of a hypodermic injection of | 2 * in the opinion of Federal At- | Brussels — Miss ¥ ey Bl B ilines learning to cook. T! The government today had com- | Princes: pleted the backsround of its case |& I against the two former officials of | it se the Harding administration. charged | dive g in a $441,000 prosecution had before it the | Visited Stockhol of connecting them with a| of that amount paid to the King for e .000 claim ty custodia Atlantic City, 2 ‘V)z!' increase’ in fire los: | United States in recent Somerville, N. J. Testimony in t} London — Having shot 11 polar rs Miss Loulse A. Boyd of San fael, Calif. from Franz Josef tic. Miss Janet ade some salad for I n he | Francisco and | Countess Ris | the trip w land in the bribe with sha Hartford nust just purely educ developing aristocracy 1 lose the respe thiton of he ) are lheld, president and dear republican pational commit and was form ational ch )t y believe. from ‘Connélticut for pushing a |lain of the G. A. claim of a Swiss holding corpora- — tion for seized German owned stock. w York — Miss Mary Ann|peaith rests with iy r had drawn from sev- young soclety art student |yitioner of med Dol mes 8 enimony ditacking dRscendant yot e ates of | Emerson, Columbia university, te the validity of the claim, and tend- a0 oheress 20 ing to prove unusual speed in ap- =R proval of the claim, but when court closed yesterday he had produced no testimony connecting the defend- e ants with the fee, | e L; ‘*h“ The Swiss claim for the value of | Sebring, ors {8 r e s . stocks alieged to have been trans- | od as medic Slctnietar| ferred to the neutrally rporated | \oorehave ho. Sabeine (O} Soclete Suisse Pour Valeurs Des|of Commerce : Metaux by an “oral agreement” six | menie days before tha United States enter- | ed the World War, was audit af approved within three days, wit- nesses have testified. Yesterday Mr. Buckner an exhibit s th ard Oil com to wait 584 Charles T dia ce or New Haven — Future of public | James | of *the banking | Clews and com ctors of the | f New Ha- | | i ition of the New Haven — Colonel I : Horner becomes p nt of Niles or shib- | pement-Pond controller | 3 tool com- | amber Amsterdam—If the Dutch army o it must have more produced ) Refusal to increase t s | caused a muti rsey had SrovalGtla one non-com was Kkille 34,451,000 claim while Miller was | T8} Privates were wou custodian. Five oth compx med had to wait shorter | the shortest days. When defense counsel ob, the exhibit, Mr. Buckner r “hypodermlc injection “ederal Judge Julian W. led the objec Buckner said h ng *“physical pro Daugherty as attorney Miller as custodian, re ed a share of the $441,000 paid to King for expediting the Merton claim. on paper publicity a didates, 1 president | nsport, Inc., in the bullets for habit of | that p i 0 marked by Governor Pinchot to stop the big f) marked of refusing Philadelphia — It may not ared that in prese iopelle, def nant he ng th was moored to her mast shortly before 1 o'clock this morning after a flight from Newport, R. L, which kept the craft in the alr for more than twelve Los Angel Frie ed t! ceming police, FEAR SECOND RIOT | ATfifiJlmfififlNjyflmwng Wayne Couaty Delegates Wake - i Detroit ; (P—Two sets of jand xw“u‘[n-‘?:“:r‘\ o i Wayne (Det delegates ' come by { will attend the republican state con- | the were over- | od another practice county roit) while | & 1 disp 1 the county conventi v into a riot to which po serves were called. One Quict was restored in the orl e Barnard group of state tes nominated °n Barnard was told other onvention was in progress he said t it was not autl | ITCHING SKIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED DY by Edward Barna of the Detroit r aye the origin r 403 stat two delegates is a topi peculation. One suggestion wa gates. One hundred and three adh t the rest of the convention| ts of John Haggerty, county |might, as has been done before ir 1an and supporter Fred |similar cireumstances, refuse to sez rey an nominee for gov- |cither delegation. ernor, were ousted with him to an- |other hall w ad ned in ating th hall and convention d of een, ight lakes arcas of more miles each, in| is country wit | an 100 squa (Actual Size) 2 for 25¢ with a ruler You can't use a pair of scales, either. Cigars that weigh more are not necessarily better smokers. We have no desire to produce the largest cigar on the market. If we wished to, we could do it—by substituting cheaper tobaccos for the fine mellowed Havang that we now use in Peter Schuyler Perfectos. But we prefer to keep faith with the thousands of dis- criminating smokers who depend on us. Some of these men lit their first Peter Schuyler Perfecto forty years ago. 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