New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1927, Page 14

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14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 1§ 1927, [ETHEL: GHOPIN GLEE CLUB - IN FIRST CONCERT Program to Be Given Wedn 1508y «ipy " Nt 107, A B l bOST NEW ENGLAND IS NOW YOU ASK ONE nt of Kiwanis Cluh Speaks | ing to cord an nd Sam to arrest Luncheon of Eddy-Glover Adams’ a Post Organization. and eon rork tomor- | rest | cated his hip | yestorday ed at New th has home in New York ding the Easter hol her Mrs. C. A 0 Arch street. nd John Slade, sons of >rincipal and Mrs, Louis P. Slade, x| have returned from Harvard univer- | | sity to spend the vacation with their . | parcnts. Gustave E. Carlson, a &tudent at Harvard university, is spending the ion with his Mr. and| Edward Carlson 779 Fas ned to her after spe with Wagner af sister, | Mrs. of street. Howard W. Stanley, rold | {son of Former Cour n Law- rence M. Stan weveral vio- lin solos at ices fn the | Memorial church yeste | Sigma Pi Jos vk, skow- | pr : | dance at the Fra 7y no ; . e |ington, Wed {fair will b Handkerchief Vendor 5 £ki, day evening. formal. £ki Krzynowek I'a ©1927 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. Then and Now —Tie GIFL AT THE WREEL or~— 3 _i - MD THe GIFL AT THe WHEEL TODAY E=raw S THE HERALD “\V -\I\T ADS” No Ad Ampw i wssifed Page on ! Ads Accepted epho ere. Co * Operat Over | BUTEK ice. Ci MOTC | pito) one all or. at once it your s after the first insertion. i Burial Lots, Monuments service de Sales Con 240°F Eighta, in America. MOTOR Auto and \pnculs lm‘ His Pay | ‘ olfeited was struck in | DOCTOR ASUICDE | e | T 1ne, which w man. Last fall he Well Known Norwich \'vu‘rlvlar,\"FRlENDS [iET NEWS Lind. o new. $600] ugihe tind s e = | Surgeon Takes His Own Life With | FR"M HURT F[‘IERS sked to send | pistol. U 1id to be by The v.\'m'\\lth April 18 (®M—With the ~kage pistol he had used many times to Lle“t Dlx(]l] al]d Sg[ A‘noid [0 i Gontinue Flight Schedule '\ e t0 i soperions an ne Telegrams received in this city T Mrs. Dixon, the flyer's mother, and Miss Lilian Christensen, e, contain the information that 1 fs 0% ichant fexdae s 0 g o) et tomorrow s in dt R vod Iriday end the life of a suffering dumb al, Dr. Nathan G. Gray, a veter- | on, today took his own ent on the fact ¢ on Good Iriday. *( s sure on jol cived a rather £ you don't | arose this morning as usual, giving no sign of the mental deran, ment which Dr. C. 1 examiner, believ o take his life a short time Carl A. Dixon 18 puf incor Licutenant Ser en worth ter has be fering little nce from his o from death or se- injury last ¥rid nifEord airplane in which he Charles Arnold of Wetk flying. fire in Toledo, ¢ Licutenant Dixon, > Lot Mr. Mrs. John & bullet | south Arnold, were putting off fir al bomb in lea prematurely, bombs The wings of the plan |were ignited by the explosion, and Mr. and Mrs. M. T. ]\er\\m as Dixon sought for a place to make |Steps Into Excavation, Blflll‘lcd for "eals ;A landing, Arnold crawled out on t | I lleq ( Ia]m “ lth ( Il‘_ Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Kerwin 181Dl B Juietly observed their 25th wedding Mrs. George J. Talbot has pre anniversary at their home at 40 4 a claim against the eity for per- Union vesterday. The Kerwins <onal injurics and moncy were mart in Windsor Loc e but have lived here for many y Tosenhie Mr. Kerwin member of e il e board of sel L Wrdnesday night, former chatrman. He has also served | the e ths "oare of is a councilman and as an alder- aid treatment [ymount is specified 1 ainst the city. miraculous escape rious e After Gray dressed, he told his wife what he wanted for breakfast and then went outside to do the Within a few minutes Mrs. rd a shot, apparently in th Running to the gar; fo her husband, dead, a FeoROT s nole in his temple, Neari ot ihe Dr. Gray was 51 ves purchase y s was a native of Le Norwichtown Tenson of the | A by Willias B TR A injure: They learned that ther for anxiety i repaired and 'S h hospita Trixon e B kol i Detroit and Buftalo home. A serionsly an were, is no cause When th Dix Ser ey claim carry in stock s he interm Thomas I Bt. Jos: and nd stunt fly when an explod- other store will plane He had many rs old. ard, but for works, fuselage setting off nnar b B + 1s not \cas-on- returning wings and tors off Roth mer mes were kept oline tank and a verted, 1 severely a1 is in rost o Wholesale hurned from more &eri- oXpen. chure Dixon was given t as her clalm {and is at his hotel. MRS, EDITH PORTER . GALLED TO REWARD Dietitian at Walnut Hill School Dies at Hospital prom- 1l and circles Tom 3 hospital afternoen. She was 1 her way to chureh cvening. For the past vears she had heen a teach public schools of her de the Walnut Hill s nd was ti who died 13 rn in Terryvill Arthur DeWolfe (Atwater) DcWolfe, came to this ¢ fer; and Martha Mrs. her pa years old hat time. 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