New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1926, Page 3

VERA CRUZ TO BE PLANE $TOP OVER Kmerican Consul Will Mest Good Will Fliers at This Point Tamplco, Mexico, Dec. 23 A — Vera 60 miles down the coast, next stop for the American goodwill fiirs. The time | of their departure is dependent upon weather conditions, but Ma- jor H. A. Dargue, . A., com- mander of the expeditlon, said he hoped to get away some time to- day The five ed big amphibian planes from Brownsville, t 530 o'clock last night king a 30 mile wind which | difficult their 253-mile flight down the coast. The fllers took here the near 2:30 | off trom una Madre, S ortly hefore o'clock y afternoon, start being delayed by fog. After crossing the international boundary ran into a headwind flying cult, but the forged ahead and arrived Tampico at about 5 p. m. y maneuvered over the city for some time before coming down, to be greeted at the flying fleld by the Americ tion committ 2 ited tors. The turned on lane chanician sligh tor 1 tic welcome, airmen were es d into the and later attended a banquet | nged in their honor. wch of the five planes ned by two pilots and all are oned men. They are acting /n mechanicians and had of this duty at tightening ind bolts and oilimg, clean- ng their machines. though their itinerary is sub- to cha e to conform to ather conditio the aviators . to spend the Christmas holi- days in Mexico City, 1 after touching e made th at Vera Respends to Deputies Who Extend Greetings of Lo_vnny . 23 @ on her an visit was "vnll merited,” dinand told a delegation of | senators and deputles who called to deliver their loyal responses to the from the throne on 1g of parliament. added that the demonstration lovalty was gratifying under pres- t when “the state | my people.” It w profound and solid are the country the relations between “erdinand was able to leave his| ol several days ago, and a com- | munique from the palace says he has overed from his recent opera- tions. BIG OIL DEAL General Petroleum Company Buys | Asscts of Rival Firm Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. General the purchase of the assets Boston Pacific Ol Co. and the Bal- boa Co., aggregating more than $3,- 600,000. The announcement was made here today by officials of the pu ing company. ct to the approval of stockhold- ot the two selling companics next | Boston company holds 200 | res on a government lease in the Midway Field, with 15 wells produc- ing 1,000 barrels of oll daily. The Bs 450 acres in the Buena Vista Field nty with a production of 1,500 barrels daily. FASCIST CALENDAR Hercaflter Bear Two Dates Dec. dating from October 28, 1922, the beginning of the ch on Rome, has blished by decree. all official ome, en #he d Vlack shi been offiel In the future e of ments, will bear two dates; the ordinary ate of the modern calendar and the Thus, until October 28, papers will be date. 27, all official SEEK TO AVOID CLASH lon, Dec. hing with amateur hampionship for 1927, during the week beginning May 23, the British 12418’ open had been fixed }as been put forward to May 16. will be played Down club. for the same week, GGESTIONS Smokers End Tables Gateleg Tables Lamps Mirrors 0dd Chairs l the | which | big | n consul and a recep- | is | flying to the | the | 23 (B— | tions have been closed by the | Petroleum corporation for | of the | The deals are | ilboa has a government lease of | Italian Documents “'“1; | 23 (P—A fascist cal- | docu- | builetins and announcements | 23 ) — To avold | zolf | championshlp,® which | 1t | at the Royal Country | By The Associated Press. ‘Washington—There will be three {one each in the red, green and blue room. Mrs. Coolidge and John will decorate them. The president is to light a community tree near the white House. New York—From the sheriff’s| ‘Jury a check for $100 has been sent to each of 50 institutions for | Christmas. Among the members of | the jury are John D. Rockefeller, jr., !Otto H. Kahn, Chauncey M. Depew, | W. A, Harriman and F. W. Vander- | bilt. Lodon—"G. B. | by some commentators to mean G. | B. #crooge, since George Bernard | Shaw has denounced Christmas as lan opportunity for landlords to { make money. ! New York—Better than a presi- | dential proclamation urging parents to take children to churc Christ- mas, in the opinion of Secretary | Sanders, are the frequent public ad- dresses in which Mr. Coolidge has 1id great s upon the proper r | liglous education of young peop! land the importance religion has played in the life of our country. M | Sanders has replied to a by Rabbie Jerome M. Lawn. London—Queen Mary Is giving 7 clocks as Christmas prese 0 New York—How | achieve its plac |2 higher ¢ | has yet e ba Americ rising the wor Citmng i ;“IJ‘! the Puritan in us {and the opposition learn to pra Jerusalem—Telephone here can understand cleven languag operators i | numbers in | Haverstraw, N. Y. city employes are shooting rabbi for the Christmas dinner. A polit | squabble and litigation over w | mayor are holding up the | checks. The eight police body else on the payroil ing most of their time hunting. —Twelve New York—La times needs expe | worker, who last !one family had receiv { mas baskets and so | nelghbors, suggests t prefer to deal with ged persons rather | cases. dy Bountiful som ady New York—This has been a year | of extra benediction for Ameri { the opinion of Cardina . there are a few ugly { we only had the courage to kill that | S.” is interpreted | NEW BRITAIN DATLY | FLASHES OF LIFE: QUEEN MARE IS GIVING 70 CLOCKS FOR PRESENTS ugly thing we call bigotry! If we could but rescue our stage and JChrlstmau trees in the White House, i«lmma from the filth that is smear- and Chrfstmas party. |ing them! If we could purify | literature!l" our | London—Any old cigarette will do | | for a present to Prince of Wales. But | he is meticulous about cigars. He | has them made to order. 1 | Berlin—Americans here can know {at a glance just when the folks at |home are celebrating. A new clock at the Friedrich Strasse railroad station shows the time in a dozen { world capitals. | Kharkov, Russia, Dec. Boxing has been banned as izing"® by the Ukrainian phys cil declares 3.—P— “brutal- not on! 1ysical develop- ment, but revives su n- stinets in man. ew Haven — Rendered uncon- ¥ f aking gas > Isen- y man from needy | rinork ce depa ity to present argum increase Hartford HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1926. H[]SPITA[ NURSES ' REGEIVE PRESENTS Santa Claus Distributes Christ- © mas Giits From Tree law against cutting laurel and lver- greens without owner's permission | reported this year, says state for-| ester. Hartford — More than 400 em- | ployes of highway department fromr |all over state hold annual meeting | } | Bridgeport — Armed holdup men | tak: $20 from gas station proprietor | and escape in automobile. { i NEWINGTON NEWS Seven student nurses at the train- ing school of the New Britaln Gen- ral hospital were presented with ands for their caps last evening at a Christmas party, indic; at they now have become in the school and are on their A Christmas carol service will be held on the park at Maple Hill to- morrow evening at 7:30. Richard Leinhard and Miss Mabel Smit play violins and Mrs. Leonie King ley will be in charge. The Woman's club wis ss appreciation for th of trom the Stella Kulper, Koelsc Lillian bridge Dori Christmas party was held in parlor of the nurses’ home on treet. lie nurses came rlor they confronted a attractively decor- cleverly arranged color scheme of white 1 snow transformed the to an aceurate picture night. In front, 1 y\)r well and Mr o was In ¢ > of collecting, re- t $28 was received omstock was ir he tree the ruthless disre- property ws da " stood expr reported to N 5 corner of N nue, Offic invest from Santa's g an annor irectre Chr {all th able gifts we Traver, from the student nurses a: -i from the supervisors, The party, lasted about an hour. the meantime special grad s on duty in the hospital over the duties of the regular nurs. Most of the special nurses are grad- uates of the local echool and are amiliar with the system here. ment worked out to 3. Traver, Langed by nber of v wx- received by ev Dr. Lawrence Doolittle, he hospital, acted as Sa e nurses were keeping with the page Woman of 66 Says She Is To Enter Swi 1mm1ng Meet - Monica, of r cel n mile or E her birthday longer swim in nnounced ating in the rathon chal ates Skike has distance s ) hours t birt LINEMEN ARE LEADERS major foot cbbins in charg TREL FOR ANIMALS ansa Woman Continues Her Christmas For Birds, Cats < Kar ntainiy atmosph We Take This (;'q,mtanil.\f N of Wishing & Our \ Many Friends §¥ . and Customers & A Q‘} MERRY 9y CH Rl\‘T\l-\b milk cont FOR A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS Give Music—and you give happiness forever after A Small Deposit Will Send a HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Choose a Gift That Keeps On Giving Henry Morans & Sans 365 Main St. We have the Killed Vermont Turke antee goes with every right. ¢ All Day FANCY GEESE FANCY FOWL LEAN ROAST PORK . ROAST VEAL LEAN FREH HAMS . PRIME RIB ROA LEAN SPARE RIBS HOME MADE SAU LAMB FORES .. 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