New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 10"6 WflMAN ! F['UNI] stoped estion “him.” she and her husband did not agree. i ke ox ed in Judge Pallottl imposed a _fifteen s el Murphy * suspended jail sentence and r v-rl Mrs. Murphy to return te |gon was entering active service with | (hén bundled them into a patrol |Bu s old commission of general, and| T n. | at he would hereafter direct all| theater manager, furnished| operations in the war zone necessary | $500 bail from yesterday's r . |ate to force the Indians to a quick sub- Police sa of the yoi : [ mission. men was arrested last week for ap- The Yaquis retreated before the ring in a bath tub act after the |manner of Joyce Ha y in a recent appears at last to hav » e so she could Hartlord - Judge Orders Her = Back to New Haven c Im City without ino trouble with the police At oty City Items ., chosen from . e . . er v of Earl Carroll's. an engagement of several hours near | horus Gi fingaw &l9 ATy 9 Was in Gommand OF PaCIH 3o S S o veween mesenn | 90 JOUT Chorus Girls i N, Y, rue cnarse was aroppea. nowever. \ » |and Torin. Sonora, just north of Cor- | A A n ed | . / | Fleet During War 6 AITES! | AGREES WITH VATICAN junction of the Southern Pacific of | e | | Mexico and a branch running up the | Admiral William Fullam, re-| Troop trains arriving here with|Mickles, dimes, quarters and half T t by th Mo e : el D | e ”‘\ prioss dn o e, tired, dled here yesterday tfrom soldiers to reinforce federal®forces|I0llars that covered a police li -| gentine Government Now Appear- 1 > ! wear p if she to” de The Burritt GAft Shop— ¢ 2 day for four chorus girls and five| ed to Be Adjusted. be a reheagsal of the of Pneumonia. He was in his 71st|appearance of moving vans than " n ¢ B. i year. troop trains. The cars are lOa\ll‘d\n‘ HRacoused e S ee el toopsoan B Qe taCidmn foreg = . a. 125ht Street theater. Ar—The long cc ted for particis Forty Years' Naval Carer |of the soldiers and their effects The e were Mailed into poicethe Arsentine goveram exercises in Admiral Fullam saw service at et et last night's 1 to |performance. He gave the women commander of the Second division of the Pacific fleet and senior ofi- | forces of General Benito Bernal after | lral The point is an important rail | Washington, Sept. 24 (7 — Rear |Yaqui river valley. New York, Sept. 24 (Ph—A heap of | coneroversy Between Pope and Ar- complications following an attack |now in the field present miore the |20tS desk won freedom on ball to- | 1923, bu not | ¢ W e el i Ceor Sy EAd TL RAE Y G S | Buenos Alres, Argentina, Sept = | both tnside and out with the families|2PTorcl 214 uSINg risque repartee in e o P arR ‘rourl early today a shocked pa- |Vatican, resul many stations during a career ol‘ more than 40 years in the 113\'3' and during the World war was (1rno to dress in street clothes, and i Michele D-Andr cer in command in the Pacific. - DRUNKEN DRIVER. Since his retirement for age in| 1919 he had made his home in Washington. In 1914 he was superintendent of the naval academy at Annapo- | lis, and from 1907 to 1309 wi commander of the naval training station at Newport, R. I In 1012 he commanded the Great s naval training station Born at Pittsford, N. Y., Oct. 2 1855, he was appointed to the Academy from that and was graduated at the head of his class §85 he married M er Robinson, daughter ce Robinson of the vland court of appeals, of the eastern shore of Maryland. Spanish War Record From 1883 to 1304 he was an in- or in different departments and head of the department of ordinance at the naval academy and during the Spanish-American | war served on the New Orl Ap- pointed a rear admiral in 1914, he became commander-in-chief of the Pacific reserve fleet in 1915 and was commander of the patrol for: he Pacific fleet in 1916 and He was the author of a number of navy text books on, drill, ordi- nance and gunnery, Among decorations were the Sampson tiago Medal, the West India paign Medal, the Victory Medal the Navy Cross. He was a mem- ber of the Order of Rising Sun of Japan. YAQUL GAMPAIGN Reports From Mexico Persist That General Obregon Is in Ficld . Against Indians. Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico, Sept. 24 (P—Reports from seml-official sources persist in putting Genera] Al- varo Abregon, former president of Mexico, into the fleld against the Insurgent Yaqul Indians. It was re- ' Policeman Seizes Kuto and Pats| It in City Garage Automobiles figured fn slight ac-i during the night, accordinfi | police records this morning. | No arrests were made but Officer David Doty undoubtedly prevented one serious case by taking the keys an automobile away from an al-| intoxicated man at the corner| g and East Main 5!rrr151 about 1:15 this morning, and driv- ing the car to the municipal garage. The man was trying to get into a he corner after it had ng his | uld not a!lo' im to] D. McKee of 52 Standish ., ord, driving car own- Connecticut Pie company, backed machine ditch at 15 Oakland he ditch was not pro he told tha police. Motor ¥ detailed to 1otify John Kolkowski, who dug the diteh, to place lights on it. L. 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