New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, De trom New Britain, is planning an en- |were §5 present. William F. Middle- | Miss ky of 120 Kelsey | L mocrats Hope ergetic campaign that will carry him | apa filled the position of |Street. any fric YEia pranent | Y———=———————"|into every district in the city in his toastmaster. Mrs. R, C. Baldwin Sl Ll y usef; :'1 gifts. ‘ quest for a seat in the 1927 session | cas'in charge of the entertainment ou was performed § of the legislature. Davenport s a|, & = 2 DisE IS 1 piano selections were rendered 5 ke 5 P interesting program ar- \na Peters and Miss Jewel forceful speaker and has adressed | ... Mrs Baldwin gave a goast e | CH numerous political gatherings in re- [ FECR e uf c as Mis. Wiseman Continues Tesu. i <o Cent campaigns, Candldates of the |(0 the men, L. L. Harding to the orveq 313 Mun suooc Neow Britotm | women, and Harry H. Howard to mocratic party who are running : Qs e e K ch Harold T. Winship ¢ mony Against Mrs. McPherson | % B pitDerenport are Nolin R0us SN CEriar anite séveral sclosand | Lightning | Strikes: Barn, y g | Vs H ['1‘\1‘1‘5\ i: :)\r:“l:\‘\"lnr A ¥ “liss rrances Mather ot Har l'()ur \mmals Perish Bullt on Value — Growing on Value |rendered several interesting realin ok ston, Mass., Oct. 14, P Los Angeles, Oct. 14 (P—Mus.| Henry Vozolo of Harttord gave sev-| i, ok Mish Oct 1. 60| TOMORROW AND SATURDAY A VERY SPECIAL EVENT haired seamstress, who declares she| ; ! i it k] “‘”":, ‘\‘l‘\r fos ‘1(“ \}T‘O“‘\P‘j‘r"" caused last it when a "bolt of v ub!l o b s nsh s b iia u * lightning struck a8 employed as aidouble for Almec il BN Ihe regular meeting of tev. Samuel A. Fiske of Berlin was |tha Motropolitan Water Board barn Semple McPherson to support the| F irange was held last night at the the principal speaker, glving an In- on Lancaster strest. The barm evangelist's kidnapping story, today| | N ge hall. Fifteen candidates t k on “Social and Eco- bought by the state in 1901, was SPORTS AND DRESS STYLES was to continue in her role as star ‘ " ; initiated in the first and second | n n, n lgium, France |used as toreroom. B prosecution witness at the prelimin- | -SSR irans it man IRIy Lo e e o e ary hearing of the Angelus Templ i ey and e o presen o Vi Tisiadion blajrenent rinte L Leominster, Mass., Has $ $ $ 3 ¢ th 1gelus ‘ ring at the » of the rope. \e banquet committe s pastor on charges of conspiracy to| [SNCESEMEI, & M Ficeiniinast bean | om posadiof Mox PAT B Cranty chalcs ‘1 50, 00“ Bu:me~s Deal 2 ; . t Oct. 14. (AL obstruct justice. | Y 4 Y yrthy master of the local Grange | man, Mrs, . ‘hite and Mrs, W Occupying the witness stand i : % { for thg past six years and has been H. Fitzell. hostesses were Mrs, L ) ing Now that we are on the threshold cautifully suede-like and rich municipal court here for two days, |4 . i ry active and interested {n thelD, A, . Mre. h Hancock, 18 \ L ted € of Winter with its cold, brisk days, Mrs, Wiseman added details to her e Mrs, Harold F. Wins aSaAGR oo terest in the Wachusett yowll want a fashion-smart, warm confession that she manufactured| N 2 § P Ernest Fillmore. pan $1,000,000 corpo Coat. At this time, too, our stocks line, bloused back and dolman e»\i!lc;{vxcle to show )(rs.o.\XcP.‘-,orsonl - - . T AR O P ol et RN e t L ty, ¥ SS" Lcl:lml ””‘(*' .»'rr.»r an unlimited selection of :‘lu' was kidnapped from Ocean Park| o e S 5 SEKEWIG o and a syr e of local busi- cholcest of Winter Coats featuring Beach last may and was held cap- CLIFTON F. DAVENPORT _"(‘“’f";"l;f\:lb ‘clf :‘hrx]fle ;:x’. ‘“a!so:h. Jl\l« nm‘v]m.\\n s;m“kmn : William H. the styles sponsored by Paris ana large collars of Iuxurions furs, e 1y five weeks in se Clift 5 p 5 SoLvec.uast nigh he parish house A miscellancous shower was Cropp T easu t . New York. Remarkable values at i::“?’,:e“;;H"h‘:r;“’;‘fe;‘c:_ de‘H‘: Ciltton" B, Davenport, the demo- |o¢ the Congregational church With a |tendered Miss Anna Oleskewlo, |A. Whitne: :p‘-‘:ml |\r1|1-ll S S Beautifully tailored and silk lincd testimony centered on the state $59.50, others at charge that Mrs. McPherson e COLORS: pied a cottage at Carm ocean | mn Brown resort, with Kenneth G. Ormiston, || (A‘I’l‘,“,,“f Ilh his former Angelus Temple radio opera- | ¥ A koo | “hanel Red | tor. As part of the arrangement, Mrs. AN i Jungle Green Wiseman testified she was to pose as * & o5 Valencia Blue the woman who shared the cottage | [ £ J \ with Ormiston. She declared Mrs. McPherson told her this seemed to be the only way to refute the charge | she had spent the first 10 days of her absence at the Carmel cottage. Testifying she was coached for the | part, Mrs. Wiseman sald the evange- list invited her to her home near Angelus Temple and had her re-| arrange her hair that she might be more successful In her role as a| double. Mrs. Wiseman also told of re- peated attempts to imitate the evangelist’s Bandwriting to show Mrs. McPherson did not write| grocery slips found at the cottage, which the state clalms proves the | pastor occupled the cottage, ehe| gave up this part of the plot, said, when a handwriting expert told | her she was incapable eftecting | the evangelist's style of writing. The | grocery slips which the s sidered among its most exhibits, di pearcd in the grand et I 7 We Have Proved that Men Minnle Kennedy, mother of the ngelist and co-defendant in the fnvestigation aided in the coa Distriet Attorney Asa K ¢ 3 ' ment of the opening of this de- night indicated Mrs. Wise 3 now a ues partment decided that. 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