New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1926, Page 2

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Admiral Billard warned t cign rum ships coast at frequent intervals and de- ng short of everlasting stant picketing’ operations by nd sse ships. service seized 223 vessels and Supervisor of Ele hoats attempting to smuggle liquor| others for miscel- | year, he 727 general only | ed of pro- 2 coast guar 9 acquitted. hibition violations were there had been 388 g dishonorable charge in which only § men were | acquitted. He stated, however, that | cipline had been “very satisfac- tory in view of the large number of men entirely unfa- liar with the coast g ot t minor a cases of resusol ons attempted by the t year, were successful, including the restoration of 5 per- song who W y dead case rec of work and in anoth was brought to conscionsness after she had been under water for 20 minutes. rvice 1a 2 Travelers Is Asked to Broadcast Time at 9 p. m. Hartford, Dec, 9 (#—Another un- usual use for radlo has been discov- ool principals here. Tak of increased tardi- | s among pupils in Connecticut publie schools since telephone and te nies ceased furnish- he to inquirers, the ool Principals’ club adopted a asking WTIC, the station velers' Insurance com- pany Hartford, to broadcast the correet time at approximately 9 p. every evening so that parents m., |the most responsible |the school charge of 12 225 teachers and 8,000 pupils. fore coming to this city considerable experience ary, schools of and received her early Geneseo State studied at University of Ch the Te: elementary schools in Limestone, N, Y., grammar schools in Cuba, high school in Waterville, N. Y., and the state normal ed two hours and a half ‘s er 4 woman ¢ in 1909 as super ten and primary grades. she was made supervisor of elemen- tary schools and has held that posi- tion since that time. papers declared have frozen or star are destitute in Peking because ;t]\o bitter ecold weather the last two days. tims. t L of farmers of the surrounding dis- triets destitute. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926. MISS ELLA A, ¢ FALLON cntary Education Miss Ella A, has one of positions in department, g in elementary schools, Be- she had in elemen- grammar, high and norma) New York state. She was born in Penn Yan, N. Y., education from and and tanght Trallon She was gradu Normal sc here. hers' college. She school of New Y. Some of the positions held at the latter school were sistant principal of training ient, supervicor of primary aching and teacher of methods. Miss Fallon came to New Britain isor of kindergar- In 1016 de- MANY FROZEN TO DEATH Peking, Dec. 9 (P—Chinese news- scores of people to death or Many of the children are vic- Military operations du he last ycar have made hund might wayward clocks | stra :duce pupils’ tardiness the following mornin It the request is granted and the correet time, as received by the broad. | cast each evening, lagzards at school | 1e mornings will have to think TREAT IS RATIFIED Albania Approves Pact With Rome— No Further Treaties Planned. Tirana, Albania, Dec. 8 (P- treaty of friendship a curit tween Albania and 1 censure in Jug ia, has been ratified by the Alhanian chamber. (A Belgrade dispatch today said Tngoslav officials believed Al would not ratity the pact, thus ez ing the excitement in Ju via.) | Rome, Dec. 9 (A—Femi-official | |denial was given today to the report | through Vienna vesterday that Pre- | solinl had suggested to the Jugoslavian minister in Rome that ate a treaty with nia similar to that negotiated by Italy. The premier has not even seen the Jugoslav minister, it was stated. (The Vienna report, quoting Bel- | grade advices, said the suggestion attributed to Mussolini envisaged a “triple alliance” of Italy, Jugo- slavia and Albanfa.) 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Little interest is being shown in New Britain in the nation-wide census on religion, but what few people take the trouble to fill out the questionnaire published in The Herald, show a wide varlance of opinion. | It is not necessary to sign the questlonnatre which will be print- ed in this paper tomorrow for the last time, | . Do you believe in God? Do you believe relationship with God? 9 Do you believe that man was divine? ou regard the no other Ii spired? Are you an 7. Do you regularly attend any up in a community in which 9. Do you regul home? Were you brought up in a r us instryction? emen lite for unity ? ¢ in prayer as a me Jesus was divi ure could active member of any church? 8. Would you be willing to have yc ely have “family ligious home? Do you send your children to any & vou think that religion In son Do you believe In Immortality? ns of personal | 1s no other as inspired In a sense 1 be said to be in religious services? v family is no church? | worship” in your th The catchiest, most circus ever seen in this rive for a two night troop of performs C. day and there 4 p.om. Jumbo hostesses. the Gook, a sy just imported nd Baby Elep L0se place dete ined giraffe, who has and can also will act The cireu Coco, ua - dif hostess. an st event of € consist of 12 number Dancing Cats who have had spegial ncing and will give a recital. The training in music, d ully d from n0o! charming | will dane clever clow: cousing and and brought afar, Miss R solo dance tumes. ' st conglo tenapces. fury the | cal cock tight - rope dceds of the daredcevils in boxing, fencing and periormed by mem! he clowns cont f fight wal with music by orchestra. Following is a list of those actors, s and artisis y dance, by !club, coached by Miss I Parker, sium will be the Saturday and I be a matinee Then the fun will They will be assisted by = . cial brand of animal 3 om prehistoric tim in evolution has n ader of this b ain the MERRYMAKERS IN Y. W.C. A. CIRCUS captivating | Anna Ponda, Veronica Lubeck, Mary Kohanik, Hattie Sabotiewlcz, Corinne Meskowsk Solo dancers — Miss Ruth ctte, Miss Mary Dragone. Cock fight—Vera Osmian, city, will ar- stay, with its Bas- The Y. W. i Lena aturday at begin. will be a Metevier (conched by Mrs. Van Duzer.) ng match—Coached by Mr. Josephine cconds: in. phant Side shows ard. filler, the 1 intelij Hulu and Mrs. h, Peggy Goldber Anna Sarra, Viola St. Two faced lady, Amelia Rain in the face, Jose- Animals, Anna Clark, Sophie Hagopian Hulu Mr. Pigmy, Cectlia Onge. WVarhall. s troop of phine Lubeck. rt, gayest, most —Coached by Mrs. Costumes by Mr. Svea Larson, con- anor Zimmerman, pian- inia Gordon, I'rances Rockwell, Dor Mary Hamilla, Irene Anders Dagata, Mildred Linn, Ruth A ¢ Recano, ler- oe great- Tintl, Amer 1i and 1son, Anna Stanley, er, Mary Segeske, Helen ¥ 1, of the comi- : ally reckl 1 the Skilful feats restling wil wrs of the Y Alfhild Sophic Animals—Nena Shevekuk, Tarson, Helen Chlcbowicz, Diclon Chariot racers—Coac A. Pellet Hors Ruth Reynolds, s: Ruth Connor, M , Caroline Ripp cd by Mrs. followed by S Imperial se twins, Elsie Warll ner; wild w “Kitty Mrs. Dun Mrs. Van Duze S. s, Miss Dixon, ] Emma De Bassen, Chismark Dorothy Wr ance—Coached Costumes Anna insky, Kovel, Mrs. H. G. Teich Loulse Jaynes, Helen Klosowski, Helen Garczewskl, Mary Dochick, Madelaine Stockwell, Jennie Sulik, Helen Kowalski. Seals trainer--Miss Slaine Wright Seals—Helen Karbonle, Martha Yankee, Mary Kaszezuk, Evelyn Smelenskl. Mrs. Monler, Young Clerk Accused In $15,000,Swindle Washington, Dec. 9 (P —An al- leged swindler of $15,000 in Christ- | mas savings funds of hundreds of government employes was revealed today with the issuance of a war- rant for the arrest of Damon Young, 13, a clerk in the finance division of the quartermaster corps. Young and the money are missing, author- ities announced. The savings plan was instituted 20 vears ago and Young took charge of it in 1913. According to the police, ng's wife handed his resigna- tion to the firance division several days ago on the grounds of 1l health. She also, Is missing, said. the police A. G. Hammond Auxiliary Chooses New Officers At the regular meeting of A, G. Tammond Auxiliary, held last eve- i the state armory, the follow- were elected: President, phine Johnson; senior viee , Mrs. Christina Searle; ju- president, Mrs. Emma | haplain, Mrs. Gora May; his- ; patriotic ne Hills; | cllie Leonard; a: uctor, Mrs, Marie Rossa rah Magson; assi Annie Egan; mu More secretary, Mi treasurer, Mrs. J preside r v Mrs. Jennie y Helm; lerson, joint installation will take pace y B. Only $3 Down wi asi LIGHTER WORK The The We don't ask you to take only our word for it—we want you emonstrate it in your home without obligation to to let you. us d FREE ATTACHMENTS * what the electrical 1s better, er, quicker Finest Gift You Could Give Wife or Mother new improved Universal De Luxe Electric Vacuum Cleaner is in our opinion and in the opinion of those who own this splendid cleaner, the finest cleaner on the market. 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