New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 4

NEW HIGH RECORD ON RIFLE RANGE New Britain Team Sefs Best Mark of Current Season NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH Rail Merger Recalls Builder’s Dream of Trans-Continental Line e e BAPTISTS' FEUD BELIEVED ENDED Fundamentalist Argument Seems ‘ to Be Over 1 (A—Belie! list-modernist ptist b 11, 1927, City Items There will be a rehearsal of “Kitchen Cabinet Revue" this ev t St. Pet hall following the _enten devotions. The members are asked to bring their music. The first anniversary mass for the ate Daniel A. Harris will be eele- 4 tomorrow morning at 7 ck at §t. Mary's church. o'clock at the church. The Young People's socicty of the Second Advent church will meet he corner of Main and Elm st s at #:30 o'clock this evening to take NEW MEMBERS ON H.& C. DIRECTORATE Three Added to Board at Annal Meeting Today B. A. Hawles, R. W. Blanchard and Stanley Hart were added to the board of directors of the Hart &) Cooley Co., Inc., at the annual meet- ing today. With thesa additfons, the board Cooper, M. S. Hart, J. H. Robin-| A. Hawley, R. W. Blanchard and Stanley Hart r. Hawley is a vice president of the American Hardwars Corp., Mr. ard is president of the Hart ring Co. connected with the Hart & Cooley Co., Inc., for seva eral years. Officers were elected by the rectors as follows: The regular quarterly dividend o $1 a share was declared to be paic April 1. to stockholders of record a the close of business, March 2. a special bus to New Haven, They L n will visit the soclety of the Second ROW consists of the following: Ho\\-‘ : T Advent church of that city. ard S. Hart, Norman P. Cooley,| Baby twins Lancaster, Pa. George P. Hart, E. N. Stanley, E. H. | are named Grace and Calvin| son, W. H. Hart, R. C. Twichell, B.| Cooltdge Girvin. DYING STATEMENT = OF GIRL IS READ Admitted as Evidence Against 9| An Advance Showing | eral hierarchy,” d that John D. Dr' Yochelman . OI tist conven. | Bridgeport. March 11 (M — A ment of the death bed declaration made by EARLY SPRING Miss Mabel Derry, 20, was ad- from $5£ ap 4 today as evidence by Judge | ¢ Wolfe in the second day of trial in superior court of Dr. An entire new shipment of Spring’s earliest models— a good assortment of large head sizes and always a splendid collection of ehic models. MARION HAT SHOP o physician of this city. Yochel- man i3 being tried on a charge of Callahan & Lagosh 95 WEST MAIN ST. % that cross and follow wails over which Lewis and Clark fought ther Pl idli s way through trackless wilderness/ HOSIERY as adopted as the v answer to the char { dent of the [ | America, that | convention is GREAT NORTHERN | with the basic 4 | hurch, Rockefeller Hb- SITe NORTHERN PACIFIC ©000 LEWIS AND CLARKE Bristol .Hoof and Mouth Disease Spread by Sea Gulls Jonkoping., Sweden (UP)—Crows and sea gulls are worst spreaders of e £ and th disease v the hoo: bt in connection with the death on November 28 of Miss ' Derry, which it 18 claimed followed | : - | s e an illegal operation alleged to have t 3 108, k K demic. In an article published in a Peen performed by Yochelman. : = 4 Z % b e ges The declaration made by the l_nprecedented Cold 5 g 5 jons the crows pi girl on November 24 at St. Vin. Wave % e e rns Cont's hospital was offered by the | Wa : k7 | : state erday and was objected h C to by Judge John B. Dillon, coun- 1 for Yochelman. The judge took Nare admittance under consideration | ned to the and when the court reopened to- ruled that it was admissible. eption was taken by Judge fi' . ] the past two p 1 es, Scania and Hal- inter cases have An ther north. No ef Dillon. combating the dis. Curtie E. Peck, 21, of this city. friend of Miss Derry, told of his friendship and how he had advised r to see Dr. Yochelman. He was | bjected to long cross examination in his direct examination he had testified to an agreement made | Dr. Yochelman for payment GOUPLETARRED BY FIVE NEIGHBORS (188 A i - March 11 (Pi—Captatn "7 the waters behi i i . i liam Killborn, Jr., of tha army Of the latter's services. ! H ! : : S Then Appfio IOI} Tcl?euul;[ Against By | e P v | \ Are the Child's Eyes Strong S e : : Enough for School Work ? By Fafnir Bearing Co. 1% Directors of the Fafnir Bearing the tmminen! nger. x as ! f re has not had freczing weather wit . Cwmen Ry e R Does it secm an effort tor your child to study? 4 and compe QUICKLY ACQUITTED Have His Eyes Examined. lected officers today as fol- E. H. Cooper, chairman of the +he momory of any parson nNOw 2 3 on the mountain top r P |. Cam¢ C.. March 11 (& 3 : 7 Eyesight Spectalist. DEGLARED AS VOID - board; Maurice Stanley, president; R. R. Searle, vice-president; E. R. four and on al? minutes b in magistrate's court today of 2% Main St. ~uwer- Shelton Man Claims He Does . Not Remember It t PHONE 3683 'ahrenheit) clectric plant . gorge above the city presgure of ice had s cofferdams to ti when artificial h a desperate dam from going LINGERIE KERCHIEFS army from Massachu Resolutions Adopted in Rhode Is. Church Feud Worcester, Mass.,, March 11 (P)—| The controversy ove, suits filed in the superior court of Rhode Tsland by Elphege J. Daignault, tlonal president of the C 1 association and treasurel ater, assistant treasurer; rley, assistant secretary. rter, vice-president; R. N. 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