New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1927, Page 28

e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18 1927 (1,500 ATTEND SOCIAL IN ! | e gty s b . CHILDREN FAINT DURING | ~<tul Entertainment and Dance The communique calls on the Australinn Youngsters Over-iay workers to maintain order and avoid PayS 8“.000 IOI‘ Ulllull fl“d Sondusipt B niodeserins Kae [ Coniinued ixomiBizat iR ugo) ecoming involved in any wioh Encrzics to Welcome British : 3 — n, and notifies the public that t Sovicty in T. A B. Auditorium YRRl oy s ot et to I8 Busely of & political s ntice Royalty in Duncdin Claim Capture of Pengpu h the nationalist cause in the e one « sh meio- nd many| A Kuomintang (Cantonese) com- against the northerne | 5 4 the que today reiterates the claim chments ¢ sl S i : S Op o the capture of Pengpu, northwest ! . SR 5 Lo l ' h. | 0f Nanking, by the nationalist sev- | he Sha N, 2 Pl 5 ans . o . hoarmy. It says there were o attempt to prevent the workers | vl 3 > v losscs on both sides, the from leaving. northerners suffering the most. This| No arrest was made. The latest SRS R o o) Spring’s Smartest New Hats d Lishui, southeast of Nan- Wuhu and N . and the occu-,Wwell known British firm, told A Ishing and | Ppolice today he had Peen locked in se Ehantuigete who kg |1e home by four el Chinete aad | wnive s : ft Crachet. Straws, fine Sown Azares, high grade Milan o the naliviay taels, or about $4,800. oty oty Swiss Hair and superior silk eombinations, all presented permitting a .| The Chinesa entered s house r memorial w ciled dur 2 at these attractive low prices of e in the direction of |yesterday, he i egs and } : angehow. ibeat him about the head anc i Shadbina e Returning with revolver butts until he i : ) g e 3 Lin green and \ h T omae e sceond son of the Kivg ot Enslun l \ ’ . and @ cre some of t tur orcements are be- | Rothwell Death Mystery — nead S e Il e Is No Mystery at All Arrested for Parking e Heavy Eiin Maseargas B0 AN o e i e At Railroad Stati e f g : (Monsdnn | Shantungess|s ry concerning the cause of the| o ‘e Dl ]‘ ‘l’d‘( Mdl»l()ll i ind the new Spring Shades, snug-fitting hats with rip- o the Yangt o 3 ath last Saturday of Sl e pled brims, clever roll brims, small and medium pokes, wide & river from Wking. Henry Rothwell, leader of f Selialh e not ot : ar brimnied drooping fashions, crossed and draped crowns en- rs est '“l‘“ l*_fl : : ‘\‘:"l‘”'”“_“” e i riched with the very latest trimming features, flowers, ribbons, B —— e e ligh < i ot and i LI ‘ 2 embroidery, and celluloid pins. T o o s Aceuted Woman St i |hihcn i o ol ae e phdss i, ot 2 7 B 0 OGS B\ SATURDAY ONLY ¢ 2 A ta, ( L 1§ tha mlant ting Seriptures | ™% o e chank himselt s at | serlous heart condition. sent there March 18 (B — A Shantung province, to| Authorities had refused to ssue a i i i : \ b ¢ sonne € £ theft |y : returned after a conference Permit for the burial or cremat \ < 3 o £ \ H ] ' | au Seript in ing with Chang Tso-Lin, the of Rothwell's body until le -t stveot, who 1 ¢ ified . ; - L o 0f the $170,¢ ! i hile in another |y, 7 ‘tator. In connection Malities in conncetion with Eh Gothe eaa L el an it ) er refused | it that Chang Tsung- | death of a person unattended b e uah e L o Fal\iag ¢ individuals and of to cc harges that hein- |o o bargaining with | physician could he observed. - St Al $ Values pledged for notes s 3 el ) n to steal $2,000 |« Kai-Shek, it is thought that| Rothwell's physician said that a : 2 7 Colors to lences of indebtedness, iy i a prominent physician. Lu-Chen, defence commissioner |recent examination revealed mneu- i 5 Smith S ® $2.93 “ight bonds held by a bank whi A es, middle |of nghal, will go over to the ralgia of the heart. have not heen 1. There is a eret to Dr. J. W. Land- :therners if he is cut oft from the 315,600 indebtedness on machinery, [P2M: adn taking the north, |Have to Drag Woman Off ‘There are a number of ereditors w ey, e sai explained | Shanghal itself 18 flooded with | D'Avanzo said he did are unseenre o was i wced o do so by the |Kuomintans rumons 6f haflonaist| Tracks _at Rochester ;0w whether 10 plead guilty or Tn the recapitalization it 1s pro v. R Jordan, 63, om she victorics, far outstripping the mn-] Rochester, Y.. March 18 (P guilty. He posed, it is understood, to look after |PHeVed to e “a man of God.” firmable events, Since the Chinese Railroad men today were forced 10t a rosta i ldrag Mrs. Rose Straccamore, 3 said, but DProsceuting Police were informed that Miss wrs to publish northern de- | EX | Hughes quiet, studious and am- | feats, “wall newspapers” are appear- (from the railroad tracks Woods reminded him that nfr P bitious. ing nightly. These sheets, pasted on |where she had stretched her can be Yy @ rear cntranee g lnfloc!(ed Clergyman to | Jordan is held on a charge of |[the walls throughout the city, pur-|await death beneath the wheels of it is not nee to park on Go to Trial in :’\pl‘ll‘ ceiving stolen goods. port to tell the uncensored news|a train rather than return to her railroad grounds. Boston, March 18 (UP)—Trial of | from the front. Those posted last husband with whom she had qua Guy Wills Holmes, ocked pastor |Old Coolidge Farm Has night say that gunfire {8 already reled. 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