New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1926. Girl's at ern I side and of t ip-length depth at o mod- Autopsy Was Inadequate, ‘ . Otto H. Sch who per- he autopsy on Mrs. Mills, is arge of the Hall autopsy. oral report on his Mills fir 1 that ever b hough tw vere pe e ‘ ANIMAL HEADSIN USE AS BUCKLES Other Jottings Auent Women's Styles ultze, City Items Leon Tomitowski has taken a en year lease on a store situated Reynolds block on Main street s acting for the the property. The s to nd for the month. s born to Mr 728 5 \ 0 ) loss t — this shrinkage our one per cent . The southern soft spot of this decline is rinkag dicate no presiden legraph c sailing for Europe tod any rformed net ¢ The state s desirous of know le from which the Dr. Hall was fired Mills provec Gray astr furs also trimmed and East oat was slashec ., where our business si 100 a week a3 CIGARET POCKETS IN KIMONOS A complete baby squirrel pelt, tail and all, is used as a high col- lar to trim the latest kimono, which 15 of jade-green satin, with a spe- clal lttle pocket for the carrying of a jade-green satin cigarette and match case. ors to- Dr. Otto of Autepsy , medical expert | — | Springfieid Priest [ Buried This Morning Mass., Oct. 30 (F- for Rev. Joseph M pl today in S 's Catholie church, of w » was pastor for nearly a qu (®— A Great Brit off \tion of and other ial confer- Squirrel and marmoset heads ar being used as “buckles” on fur ] L e b heads of the little -animals catc 3 em- | ths ankle flaps together, and in the ber 3 for the mu r of Mrs. Mills case of thée marmoset, ite lon, were served upon Mrs. Hall, wife of the slain rector, and her two broth- | the boot and trims it around the 5 S terday pender, a cousin, s i top. S s wan s cee MgDeUvers for Tnformation of ™ der $40,0¢ nd the three % eownt) - Dominjon Premigrs Portland, Eng tland today for Dominion prer ates to the The body, which had been in the Co., reports burial vault of the fs s Hall, was removed at 7 Dr. Schultze was to perform topsy today. He already has per- formed a new autopsy the bod Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills, cholr sin Biskon Thomas If 0 who was slain with the R e e Hall in New Jersey four years ago. ~ L SOLDIER FASHION. One of the newest decorations for winter dresses is taken direct from the costume of the drummer in a British regimental band, who wears a leopard or tiger skin apro wise over his tunic. A model being shown has a similar apron of lcop ard skin over a plain black, pleated skirt. The collar and the are crimson georgetts, phasizing the milit drummer fashion also on another model which ha up in a point between the shoulder ‘cdnesday. Sl blades on a background of cherry »“‘,}\ ,.:,,H. e e e BEW X Akl 5k 166, “hase Coales, hanager of the n. pecial Prosccutor Simpson yes Ao Frank Caprio, 3 with t ot who worked on the or M estig: importance of Japan n trade is arking here on the f] , they ve hours by th ins, torpedo attacks vers ar Evidence Found N. J., Oct. 30 UP— stained and finger-marked d to have been used to throat of Mrs. Eleanor R. Mill day was included among exh be offered in evid , when they imul Bloody simu aval v Somerville, e nd slecy thus em- note. The wvas apparent Sty Japan r B3 e C. A capacit ough mine d ket value of all oll New York stock M. INSTRUCTOR (T the avane, a device used in ar for attacking si erg also was emnploye become ines, 1 BALLOON STREAMERS SET MOD. The paper balloon streamers that are sold with balloons at the en- trance to Kensington Gardens, Lon- don, aro the inspiration for a ne autumn gown which has banded with all the colors of the rainbow, whil: the rest of the dress 1s of severest blac ion four year as given him by Beekman, when the the 24,44 value murders were committed, remarks with sleeves com mpared for a market FRIF ROAD MAY BE DROPPED IN DEM Yan Sweringen Brothers Re ported Changing Plans 1is is the little thing that did tho slashing.” He gave as o reason for dclay- ing producing the razor that he h heard Simpson was going to be i dicted by the present nd jury in Somerset county and did not want to add to his troubles. The razor was produced shortly after the body of Mrs. Hall had b eturned to its unmarked drop | New Brunswick after its sec The waist ; humation, and after an o line also has become infectad with heen obtained for the exhun the new vogue. Some of the new the body of Dr. walsts are high as a Gibson ‘H:xll in Brooklyn today. IN HEM LINES. Orthodox lines of rectitude I been abandoned by many new mo. el frocks for afternoon and evening wear. The new smart lies in ping lines and one-sided effects. Uneven hem lines are carefully cul Some skirts of t ary knee length on the ri to the ankles on the left. CHANGE ve by her both of this nts i ond 1ips in ac " under- tion 2 E SR Walter Davis Davi opti Ne as about 56 n in Haven for 32na degree Mason, d in New Haven last n Ay 4 oY Frank E. on for about years many fricnds will be 0 OPPSE THARKSGIVING DAY Ask President to Omit Annual Proclamation Goodwin eet Mr. & Mrs. Parent of New Britain Are you guiding your Boy or Girl in working out a plan and purpose for the management of their money and their future life? Oct. 3 him York, T i | | Funerals || v i George F. Taylor eral of the presider Hardwar com- irorge F ov Coolids: jation fo President Atheism, it wa The telegram said i ists of America call n to the 7 division o died mas Jeiferson, who r Perhaps the most import- ant is first the desire and then the ability to put away a part of their earnings, or their allowances, in form of Savings. A Pass Book in their own name, with a J dollar or two to start, many e e times is all that is needed. erine " Fluneran o 168 Beaver | 7 C0F Why not try it out here at be held Monlay morning at 9 this Mutual Bank? = [ tri James F.| * r of Mr fer to exceed Green- special o Mar Monday to the t Fair n state . Marun diseiplin or old s Funeral run, four-y you of should from th arun o be held will be ous coal in AMERICAN RATLY be a political n ices of t veland Jean's hall, Sunday ev M candidates lock at 8t. Mary's ch Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, or G Joserh A, Hafey) - ¢ UNDERTARER Phone 16 Opposite St. Mary's Chareh, Residence 17 Summer §t.—1625-3. Nationa opinion concluded. ox- merger 59 Interest onall Deposits are invited to e FLOWERS ON GARMENTS rs drawn from Dongen, great ench school garments of W declares New York, lookir winter comes. 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