New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1927, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL & 1927. 1 — e | 1] | = e o 3 o a2 St e cha h having ¢ towns of this coun he sawed two to have been her husband. He was MacVEAGH STARTS HOME TE[EVISI“N REA[ f \ I.Ede!al ‘!udge Qu‘lhhes‘ 1 ets of the bars from 11 window and employed as a detective in a New Tokyo,. April 8 #—The American | Service in Bosch Case 1. to Company of Chico- lcaped seven feet to the ground. |York hotel it was the theory of | ambassador to Japan, Charles Mac- Boston, April $ ¢ ¥ t t Ker . County detectives and sheriffs have tect he s Veagh, sailed for the United States ' o il X ' Judge Brewster has s ¢ n.. at ) s trie | searched far and wide for b which | today on the Empress of Canada. : i@ EE o a, | set aside s de- | valu | On the day of her escape she was | | (Recent aispatches said Mr. Mac- ants in the governmc Sl —_ | visited by a man who posed as her | ey | Veagh's trip was of a personal na- 1 000,000 Bosch . = Woman Who Broke - ttorney but who was later believed | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | ture.) Hoover Seen and Heard Over) LT 1| ke ey 3 wtsn | Bergen Jail Caught — : [ | | s Corpora Hy . April 8 (BP— = g PLCEVED 1h ADW | tion and John A eMartin of New Marior 3 € T For Economy’s Sake! burgh, Penn., and William G totalling i Boston sf 7 Dalav patrick of Detroit 1 fre Bergen cour 5 dmmf‘,rr—"‘!“n‘c’e In the suit, defendants, in- < October N cluding Mitchell Palmer, r passing worthle the telephone was invented halt a| | p f | T i ke tbpon Sl al century ago, became an actuality to. | P ; | i attorney-general of the 1 S ere s in several day when §ecretary of Commerce \ L lierbert Hoover spoke over the tele- & A ngton and was seen E | | as heard in the Bell t A\ ol i i 4 Rose Garden or a Climbing Rose Adds a Rare phone lu;::il;;:s:;r&-m"o i Beauty to Your Home anid Yard! are less Costly at Grant,s only were Sei sccn i N Tork by elephone e, 110 "memnors sompany T e "FLOWERING |} Grant’s lower prices on Accessories mean Savings but a radio program was broadcast ove 5 " experimental | WO had come to witness the last TSRS R ST GHERN PRESTDEN I E BUSHES || nov. liki 2SS0 th e T rim gan. Al were put on the air and transferre all the more by the wearer who bought quality | nessc lled before the television to a screen in this ci | nesses f e —_— « at an Economy Price. can | g there on the littie| gogyres From Comtest, Leaving A Tirst le bushes according to phone Telegraph Co. announced ; SCI 1 saw the head of a 4 : : t today's demonstration ma | smiling woman with a telephone | results of years of rescarch and | headset on, moving from side to | « rimentation and that study | side, nodding. It was the telephone | vould be continued the pur-| operator in Wa l Li | e Kay®, oo o wit ) Lingerie for Spring Santiago, Ch ril S (P—Gen- | eral Carlos Ibancz was carrying on \ : -tficiency. | The tma the screen was like | o8 (OF08 Sl = o lopment la picture post- In clearnessand | o, ot They acknowl 4 about the size, but it was a post- | progs PO b sent the seen e card came o life; the figure moed | o precigential of and w! the woman 5 R be put |\oice Sounded cf from the loud | Oiclally. annot d ; months' rest, cphone. | speaker. i 64 ! : General Ibanez, premier and min- o 237 > 4 uipment pre t seemed like magic to the T . ) a [ med = ister of interior, was called to fill PP IETIES — I 3 ) Regularity: intimate a ility for some time {yatehers, The combined telephone | s Seatoh t Of |and television instruments were set | the post of dent” by a de- n cabinets sl A from outer council of minis- bush is tagged for oon curtains. 2 BEdav, Which granted g e tyre citics | W0 months’ leave of at to the ings and those on | President. - Harsa ! snd viowed the men | When General Ibanes aseumed ! Excels Belle Poitevine s i you of always finding the 1 . in communication with | Wide-sweeping powers after becom- g New Century i i The images of 3 akers in ! = lioe = ing prem r of interior Roseri 5 ngton and any ;i carly in Februg e president of ) oseric Lo | calors, are well ma Hoover Is Thrilled. the republic, in the opinion of poli- E Cramson Rambler Eugene Jacquette : and ‘ April 8 UP—Fope | tical observers, became a mere fig- VLEY Van Fiect Grass Zeliepin | priced. While you will find occa- I transmission of | urehead, and i freely predicted | ) Pink Rambler ] . e Ansaitaie that the time not far off when f 3 sional specials, it is the con- time in history, |he either would have to resign or W D (Tt T LGl £ S take a leave o }'!M: ok 3 “ stant supply of regular mer- 19 f the telephone, | ¢ his brother, Jav i £ ¢ T e . : and gue Halr Ly e ; L el ident of the s D 3 \# || 4 New Slip Under the Why not several chandise at Economy Prices 2 not so cle oc e z & | court, on orders of Premier 1b: 3 New Frock! N C S 1 i tary Hoover's image : : ' as s 1 for the resignation 4 \ N [ or the New Season i ‘ : : e ranation| Y N Costume Sctat showed cle: the telegraph res from Washi 2 ; 2 about Grant’s. T Sl Cew Y vhile instr S ¢ the campalga to rid the | i Cut sk i e L Y . ton to New Yo le instron . ; % 3 3 : e ‘y}.),'lh compa operating at the two ends of the jcountry of political _oppositiontsts ) 5 Sllps x'xccrn <pix fens ; ; audience at the Ameri-|and communists which Ibancz 4 | t cmr:‘ screen for the ber enabled Sl COME AND SEE! lundred newspapermen and scien- |can Te 1 Telograph com-|launched with such determination IR = dpdlceltodbednlil il = At times during Hoover's adc 3 . . Outit WT GRANT‘ * likeness on the screen was rec or T s President Thancz declarcd: W.T.GRANT CO X § o An exceptional value! % Sten i able but at others it failed and| Canton, Americans| “Called to the vice-presidency, I| . 1. ), ! made of Lo an exasplionabivalher or W 1 | s present at the demonstrations. |pany studio in the metropolis to sce [as soon as he came into power. y : 7 For the cl Faded E tement issucd through Come to Grant's e | b Eacter pers last night, Vice-| d as though water were run-|have been ordered to evacuate the|name Captain Carlos I'roedden as| SR S Dia e S0 2 2 4 quality ning over it. Asain only a pafr of |outstations by April 11, and Ger-|premier and minister of interior, A o A ) A | < sateen, evebrows, or an ear, or a ! ns were ordered to concentrate|outside of this, no otfer change is 283 MAIN STREL 8 S esorted would be visible o secreta 4t Fongohuen, near Shameen, the|contemplated either in the composi- New Dittain, Gonn. N el voice boomed from the loud-speaker. | forelzn scction here, owing to the [tion of the government or the cab- -y ] ¢ Months of Work Are Back of the Development During the remarks of officers of.{ seriousness of the local situation. |inet.” A e | 3 i of This Item RAYON Striped Novelty HOSE for Men S This is an ex nal value in men’s novelty 19(} Roomy sizes for th sport hose. Usually sold for 23¢ per pair. woman, too! The standardization of Grant Merchandise assures e 1 Type in much wante same quality. Per Pair e The largest and most Feaéur;ngNN cwes : Gayly i remarkable collection of tyte Notes ¥ Colored Of Course—New Ilose for Easter Wear Lace Blouse ¢ 8 : : dresses we have ever Effects i < i 7 WOME S been privileged to offer ] & ith a touc to our patrons at this G%?S—(p;fin tf{l i ‘ : “ 3 " ,h F ULL FASHIONED HOSE ) unusually low price! d o 7% . 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