New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1926, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1926. RADID WAR RAGES OVER IN EUROPE, Russians and Rumanians in| Rerial Dispute vy cost over | ast tend- | Monday | wtional | pro- | and New York, Nov. 17 radio entertainment that $50,000 the aural fe ered mill of listeners-i night In the debut of the > Broadcasting company, whose gram was heard over WEAR WJZ and allie In revealing the an official of the con it Is expected to make ultimately pay the enti for elaborate programs to come. $25.000 to Artists Of last ni was expense more ) wer s in wir this broade: d the 1 from Canadian in ope vest as to come Broadcasting c Officials of the company today for vt ch | \ccording Rev., Mat- B wor, pastor, today. Fa of the a lijnt en. WEAF the Na- t | to any do not by ) movement Patents Issued to Connecticut Peopl by th of Manning, 211 Main (List furnished ce old G hoa Store, Britain.) ddward B. Allen, signor to The Singe beth, N. J. Ner g machines. ancis A. Bartle erial for buildin Newtown Mtg. Co. mechanism for 3 amford M and other pur- poses. Ernest T. Beck or to Interr nal Silver patents) or similar and coffeepot or similar article Albert F. I in Haven, assign Tool Co. Self-open lie head Gregory Bro Bridgeport, as- signor to Margu Chicago, 1 Morris Canter, ker for fur skins. George I, Goir Meriden, on- Co. (2 ments, tford. T.ock stered 1 to Har Marks R lio rec smitting ivin G0 Tnc ments, ford, loc} r Brothers Co., bles. e build yor to T A Haven, de Mark Applicants ss Co., Water- \loy s and other purposes. LOOK AT CHILD'S TONGUE IF SICK, CROSS, FEVERISH Hurry, Mother! Remove poi- sons from little stomach, liver, bowels Man- age Stationary, mo Give ‘‘California Fig Syrup” at once if bilious or constipated INTERIOR OF ST. striking fidel tful spirit. “Here man may rest and lay aside the burdens of his soul; Here abideth Peace, a benediction from the Master’s lips.” Photo by Johnson & Peterson MARY’S CHURCH y the impressive atmosphere of St. Mary's church on Main . Mary's is recognized as one of the most beautiful houses 1t 1s the religi ous home for thousands of New Britain residents. wiped cause out was of the which oc- 1496 two Then Rev. tor of St rebuild the started under the orate of the |his direction was late Rishop Michael Tierney and the 'given as the y one was laid on June death of Father the basement was completed |curred on March ind dedicated . on Sepfember 8, | months after the fire 1889, and the entire structure was|John T. Winters, late pa nished and dedicated by Bishop was chosen to Tierney on Ma 4, 1804 under the | church, From the chaos occd ate Rev. William {time, arose the present beautiful beautiful {church. The chapel in the imposing hed and dedica s to ha 1903, but t finished il imary corner: Harty sioned cereed that the erected as an base- d on entire Feb- {ment was fin | Pebruary 8, {ehurch cight | ruary , the strue- | The work the ns to AVe cver known. t will be the first renovation the interior [fice hag ever had. structure monument to religio only a compar: and on Jam years afte ture s not 1908, Father done in th Traynor church entire the edi- which was destre one of worst fires this he was vear, The blow which work comple in general, | | Columbia PBristol. | Bric port Radio re ind transmittin ereof. s and watches ton Arms (o Tlion and shot shells, s Patent Hartfor zlass ¢ ets and parts Clothing Co., Tnc overcoals, New Top coals, coats, Iire Dish, machin vests "he ton. ind trousers, Palmers Bros. Co., Bed comfortable machines, = New Lon- eanin ning f patents issued to the Connecticut the November 9, furnished M midt Solicitor of Main stre ew B citi- Discarding Fanciful “";,"ll" s onis Sel New York, Nov. faneiful trade fur 17.—(P) names usec Dis t-lof scribe in favor of more nation of forceast yesterday when the nation- fation the fur approved recommendatio Newtown, Mfg. Co., Eliza- : mechanism for Allen, as- ate the pelts was al from the better business bur of non-cxistent such Hudson scs Baltic scal, “Aleuti ind Mendoza by dyed will in the future day arc simply dyed muskrat. | Turs mammals as Arctic seal, cutria which all krat or rabbit, i plans mad carried out, b 1 rabbit Beck, assignor to Inte Meriden coffce are similar forms of Albort to the € Breitenstein, assignor ometric Tool Co.. New nn. Self opening diehe Brawn, siguor to Marquette 1s seal-dyc ory ric Work hold BABY’SCOLDS ‘0., Chicago. ins, Kolb. Lol 0o are soon “nipped in the bud” ithout “dosing by use of— VIGKS cluteh re purposes. Haven, as- Car Heating & ystem of lubrication. or nd other PORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly -Allen & 27171 INC 27171 HARTFORD Direct Phone From New Britain, Call 3005 oyland [s from every ind in tipated and sour hil the little howel you have a well elephants, bear, pl You needn't coax « take this harmless, vl love its dellcious te, a Wi ¥9 makes them feel spl Asl your drugsist fo “Californfn. Fig Syru lircctions for habies, chil ®es and for grown-ups pl the hottle, Reware of co sold here. To he sure you ine, nsl to so that it fs 1 “Califarnia g Syrup Co © any other kind wi tempt, And scooters, kiddie kars and trains Santa is getting nearer and nearer. Watceh for news of his coming to Toyland this week. pen land—blondes and brunettes. Wild animals— and monkeys, rubbing shoulders with horses, and dogs. And there are games of every kind, and —everything that a child could Come to Toyland He'll soon be here! | FLASHES OF LIFE; GREAT NORTHERN at that | Names for Varied Fursi industry | HAS WORLD’S BIGGEST LOCOMOTIVE 1 Asmciated Press. Talcottville—Oliver Washington—A statement that | wartime selective service boards |while walking home. e been told to get ready for an cmergency ha partment offic They bellev By, A'Vignon, 65, Hartford — Racial and economic | ve ue in central urope is subject of statement was based on a miscon- | aaio dialog of Trinity college pro- | ception of indefinite plans. Tt Waws | foqeors made in Philadelphia by Joseph T. | Cashman, new president of the | American Civil Legion. New Haven—Prof. Jerome Davis |is of the opinion that America does not have a valld case for non- London—The Pritish war office 18 | recognition of Russia. taking precautions against air raids | in the next war, Cellars and sub- ways are being studied as possibili- ties of refuge. New Haven—Right of appeal to a higher court of persons convicted of | |drunkennces charges' has existed _ Isince 1906, court finds; attorneys| wshington—Ample harbor forti- |1ere have been following old city fications for warding off naval al-|oharter prohibiting such an appeal. tacks are urged by Major General | Edgar Jadwin, chie of army engl- | x.g Haven—Joseph Naughton fs neers. He thinks there is necessity gontonceq to reformatory after | for such notwithstanding airplanes. f panging plea of not guilty to arson | charge of molo contendere. New York—The mother of War- [0 pin B B, 1l e {3‘{{’.‘”“ Meriden—Second annual Afunie SWarran vrolo. SERISIALy {of the Connecticut Poultry bur telling him Uncle Sam needea l“un s el more airplanes. Since then much of - s time has been taken up | : e s, His favorite past time | Hartford—Preparations complete “King planes of paper and war- | {0 arrival of 1,000 delegates to sec- ships of wood ond New England conference. Wa meeting | assocla- Pittsburgh—The biggest electric | Hartford—“Revelations” of New- locomotive can haul 200 cars. It is |man S. Pratt, Harwinton farmer, of 100 feet long and has 7,000 horse- |Supposed murder of Joseph Parsons, power. The great Northern will use {mysteriously slain in Norfolk in it for grades in the Cascades. 1921, were fully investigated at that | time, state police head says. Georgia—Some Russians | ¢ Lave doubts about a home in- | Hartford—Creditors of the P. R. vention, which it was thought would | Pratt Manufacturing company whose supplant the American airbrake. A |former head, Philip R. Pratt was| train of 36 cars, cquipped with the [missing several weeks during sum- | new device, went over an embank- [ mer, rcorganize company. | xines was heralded here last night a farmer, drops dead during storm |by Walter E. Trent, president of the drama is to be given full recogni- tion &8 one of the fine arts, and it |will be the first time in the history of the art that in a university, a build- ing specially built for a department of drama is opened with a play writ- ten and produced by students in the work. Bingham at Capitol For Congress Session BY GEORGE B. MAN (Washington Bureau of the N. B. E ‘Washington, D. C., Nov. 17.—Sena- tor Hiram Bingham of Connecticut arrived in Washington Saturday for the session of congress which con- venes December 6. The Senator and Mrs. Bingham have been stopping at the Powhatan hotel where they lived last winter, but moved today to ,a |residence at 2633 Sixteenth street where they will make their home until congress adjourns on March 4. The Bingham home is in the most fashionable residence section of the capital, many foreign embassics being located on that part of Six- teenth street. All of Senator and Mrs. Bingham's seven eons are away from home or in school this |winter. Coal Burning Autos Promised by Engineer Pittsburgh, Nov. 17 UP—The ap- proach of the “coal burning” auto- mobile and other combustible en- Trent Process company, New York. Trent is here attending the four | day conference on bituminous coal. “It is proposed and under way to present a specification coal pow- der fuel that is actually fitted for adaptation to both Diesel and Otto cycle engines,” Trent sald. “The volatility of the coal will be adjusted to sult, and the densi- ties of the particles will be selected and controlled. It will be a pre- scription fuel to meet any and all requirements.” Yale University Theater Opening Now Is Arranged New Haven, Nov. 17 () — The Edward S. Harkne ks New York city, will formally opened by a serles of dedicatory performances, to be given on De- cember 10, 11 and 13, according to a university announcement yester- day. Approximately 5,000 persons will be invited to attend. With the opening of the theater, For the first time since 1889 a glant arum lily bloomed in Kew Gardens this year. ment and seven persons were killed. | Norwalk—Former Prosecuting At- | torney Salvator Genuario is arrested | for New York authorities on a| charge of grand larceny. New York—Advertising enables you to read the news at little cost. Apparently it also is to give you re- | markable entertainment for nothing. | Radio casting of Mary Garden, Will| Hartford—Charles A. Rogers, a Rogers and others in on a big pro- | painter, is fatally injured by falling gram cost WEAL $50,000. Iis|flag pole during storm which swept tes for evening commercial pro- |state causing injuries.to many per- grams are $600 an hour. Isens and damage to property. | Putnam—Connceticut Library as- ph Hall, 23, \url\ B0 |soclation opens annual meeting. or Boston-—Jos to no more football games while and undoubtdely none | en tickets obtained with p n- | tial influence. He insists that he|Rjve Boston & Maine trainmen were at the White House and told [hurt last night when a locomotive, of family connections | running single, felescoped a gasoline that tickets, an automobile and a|passenger coach in a head on col- sceret service man - were provided llision on the Hillsboro branch, half for himself and his girl and he sat |way between this town and Elm- between Governor Ritchle ar wood. il at the Navy-Michigan | The lo. : passenger in the motor defrauding merchants | coach was uninjured, but the crews and other things, he is in the refor- [of the car and locomotive were matory. burned and shaken up. FIVE TRAINMEN INJURED Peterboro, N. 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