New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1927, Page 4

e Canal MAY SAVE MONEY; SELLS HIS RACERS {‘shniort o siis o 000 1w o b | Steven Stragher and Willlam Keller. | S P! 4 NG"ST"I]Y ! The local voted to donate $10 to| en Gate” to San Francisco. A by | By_the Assoclated Press. London—American merchants are | the American Red Cross fund for| week's voyage across the 2,000 miles | New Haven—The city of elmsuging the trans-Atlantic phone ex- | the relief of sufferers from the Miss- | o¢ the water of the Pacific will then / | seems to lack such poets as wrote, | tensively. In one day recently 26 issippi river flood. bring him to his port of debarka- m mp seim [N I[ ISf ":)"°vdm:3, Sb:lred‘l‘hblt ;{rcrv"u;r}cam were made from one ho«ol.lnnd} en U Hea 6 “Poems Were Made by Fools Like |one_conversation to Chicago alone Qs Sinions wiio sclected the ooast ar- Kbout to Leave Port [ 3o, But Only Goa Can Make a | oost sars Simons on U, S, Transport| simons who eclected the coast ar. Ul Y6 F0) | tree.” At least no effective protest Bound for Hawaiian Post | ;.. Sevice, will 'be asalsnEdiby’ Ma. jNes made when the aldermen Or-| Now York—Lord Burgley, Cam-| New York, May 3—Edward F. Si-| jor General Edward M. Lewls, com- ) g A idol May 8 OB — T‘m‘d-vrcd a maj.enl c sycamore some ;’-‘ | bridge hurdler, thinks the strenuous | mons, whose father, Joseph Simons, | manding the Hawailan department \ n % n , May years old cut down in order that|y o¢ " young American athletes | resides at 405 East street, New Brit- | to one of the regiments stationed in j arryl Panaman steamer Federalship with | Elm street might be widened. With | &0 = 0 B L0 quickly. In|ain, Conn., and who recently enlist-| Hawail. [ P her $1,000,000 cargo of choice the tree, down came some British | | bullets which it evented from |Contrast Dave, 21, has for a great | ed in the regular army, has salled| Before sailing Simons was & whiskey and crew of 20 were fur-| "4 W Lo o i rival at home a man of 32 who is|from the Brooklyn army le With | member of the garrison at Fort Slo- f re. ther détained in port here today|"eAching towns folk in 1779, | getting better all the time. 80 soldiers on the United States| cum, N. Y. an historic army post on exclustvelyaMOXlE eature, while government officials, at loss M | army transport Cambrai for Hawail.| Long Island Sound, where he re- ! holds just six of the new 7-0z. New York—Jack Dempsey per- | 2 B ; - At ) " to understand a mysterious order .\ S e ome money now. He | Jondon—What well-dressed roy-| The trip will include a crulse| ceived training as a soldier under iy j trom - Washington cancelling the | 405 S HNE SO T0 oY ok, Some |AltY wears at the opera: Princess|along the Atlantic coast to Colon,| the supervision of Colonel J. J. Drink Size bottles of release of the seized ship, awaited |, ., experts say the steeds ran like Mary had an ermine cloak over a | the port of Panama. Simons will| Bradley, the post commande; Pt ieskentan e cne b dhlobi s e soupit ol tho Bop A, B I S Emongs mnt | Py : MOXIE —and has a hundred | The Pederalship was made ready | i ‘ ' / later uses. Queenstown—First point in | g " 4 ~ / 8 for release yesterday after being it S A ol . | Stamford—Mrs. Camilla Androla, 3 / K 3 Leld almost two months since her f;\‘l‘:lj"‘m‘l‘s“{;’l d‘;’ \ffl’;’““‘h‘:' ;{ff:g 27, is killed in fall from second ; / / To the famous 26- AT ionar AYEAT0 d b arney | 1 v 2 ¢ %o T 3| Btone, They, ‘took ani_ automonlie’| 1007 Balceny o, pevement ‘ : : : ‘ . oz.familysize have and his crew, who had spent six thither as soon as their ship ar-| New Haven—Louts Knauf, 75, 4 A ip | is . | 5 % = 4 rived from Boston. Maybe the trip | 2 3 g ; 3 X no'mmth‘ !fi.ekl in ]Bvll and \u.}r:‘“ r;fl‘"r?‘»'r:: was inspired by the fact that they 4rowned in Quinniplac river. A < € e e e A pourauin. mulad | Were married in Dublin—Dublin, . % New Haven—Banquet is crowning s A \ \ 16'01c Clu alld th‘ taat the seizure was ‘“sheer tres- event in day glven over to reception 3 i \ > .l pass and aggression,” boarded this ) of the grand officers of the Grand : R 8 7-0z. bo“[e. ust craft and were awuiting word to ldsbon—Many entries have been commandery Knights Templars in ; . ; \ \ \ t.at home, at shove off when Acting Collector of |received from members of the Y. M. New Haven for centennial conclave. — I'lgh Customs Farmer received a tole- | C: A. for the first ping-pong cham- 8 : 3 : ‘ \ mdslde standg, m gram from General Lincoln C. An- | plonship of Portugal. Winstei—Angel Parrello and Dr. : ; g ] drews, director of prohibition, or- e Antonfo Paolillo are arrested on ’ , the office or fa : dering that the ship be held “pend- | New = York=in oorder = to l;‘: charges of arson. . : | : e - ctory ; ; calthy, cven immune from colds, ; : 3 $ ing further negotlations with the Dealthy, cven A % y ‘ Panama government.” happy and live long, take a dip in | Waterbury—Police seck two com- ; . : ‘ x DEVISED BY 7 g i oy the occan daily even when the i De L. Weged 4 : £ ; United States District Attorney | the | panions of John De Lucco alleg ? : e Hatfleld, who had charge of the Mercury is way below zero, the five g nave been his accomplices in an ’ F. M. ARCHER i Aty members of the Penguin club ad- | allcged swindle of $11.000. oy ::’“;’l:e";::e;:"‘t']“i"’f;,r,h'f:r vise. In recognition of the advertising | dstention of the craft, declaring At- LD¢IT dips in cold water have given | yyaterbury — Attorney Terrence o v < \ 4 EXCLUSIVEL torney General Sergeant had in- Lul!‘\‘gv Point, :hg merchants of that ! p Carmody of Waterbury is re- i . \ FOR f structed Him to release her. section of the city have presented elected president of the Connecti- 4 7 ] . ‘2 N A3 a consequence, the ship is fn | !¢ SWimmers with medals. cut Bar assoclation. : eustody of the treasury depart- { 5 Paris—As Captain Nungesser ex- | m|on|!, m"; ";: cn.a::tu g:‘:,:: ;‘:‘r‘m‘ presses it there are plenty of people fEalng e idohbloqwatch °T: | at the big bars of Paris capable of Hartford — Governor Trumbull signs legislative bills at state prison | where he attended board of par- dons hearings. solving the problems of a flight to | Mrs. Coolidge Insists New York between two cocktall. & » On Visiting Circus 5" ity o compiete me srevar- | “TYPOS” ELECT OFFICERS n | Washington, May 3 (UP)—Keep ations in peace. Mrs. Coolidge away from a circus? | . . She guesses not. New York—It will be quite costly | George Froeba Chosen President of | Now, In Flve M nut — Even though the president Was| (o insure any liquor you may have B o l es unable to accept an invitation to at-|gtoreq in warehouses. Because of| New Britain Branch, I T. U— tend a circus here this afternoon. | ccent robberies rates on such have . ° S i g e s | Unwanted Hair Is Gone “fan” consented to go. [National Bureau of Casualty and| Goorge Froeba was elected presi- . The ecircus, opening vesterday, | surety underwriters, | dent of the International Typogra-| No matter how audaclously low| No wonder thousands of women Ny endeq sby Rz 00 gincliding | phical union, Local No. 679, at the|cut or filmy your gown, no matter|are turning to Peaubelle. It elimi- representatives of virtually every| perlin—Looks as if there oon |annual meeting held last night in|how gauzy and sheer your stock-|nates the use of hair-growth pro- embassy and legation in the city. ought to be caravans in the air, con- | Juntor 0. U. A. M. hall on Hunger-|ings—you can now meet the most| moting razors and harsh chemicals ST | sisting of one plane with an engine | ford Court. He succeeds Georgel|critical gaze in confidence and se-|that often injure the skin. It loos- MILEAGE FOR LEGISLATORS [and a lot of trailers. Towing glider | Lawson, who completed a term in|curity that no offending, unsightly|ens the hair at the root and so Hartford, Conn., May 3 (UP)—| by a rope 100 meters long an air- | office last night. Reports of retir- Legislators will be paid at the rate| plane has flown 80 miles from |ing officers were rendered. of ten cents 2 mile for mileage in|Karlsruhe to Frankfort. The other officers were as follows: | Peaubelle (Po Bell) Depilatory! Can be applied to the face as well their automobiles to and from the| Vice-president, Francis Cooney; 8sec-|keeps you free from this fault in an|as to the arms or legs with equal sessions of the general assembly, ac-| New York—Rabbl Wise dialikes | retary-treasyrer, James Clerkin; re- | amazing way. Within five minutes|confidence and its continued use ac- C 3 @ cording to a bill reported favorably tabloid papers even if it costs him |cording secretary, Frank Grubar;| of its application all trace of un-|tually discourages regrowth. by the judiclary commission of the|money. He is being sued by a syn- |segeant-at-arms, Steven Stragher.|wanted hair disappears!—and even| et the freedom from embarrass- \ 7 house. When the session went the | dicate for $60,000 on the ground |The retiring president, George Law- | the most ordinary skin is trans-|ing beauty-marring hair that Peau- ( hair mars the attractiveness of your leaves no trace of bristly hair ends appearance. or dark shadows under the skin. constitutional lmit in 1925 the|that he broke a contract when the |son, was named as the delegate to|formed into a velvety softness and|belle positively guarantees. Obtain it transportation expenses of the Etaffl‘p]ainlifl arranged to sell his edi- [the I. T. U. convention to be held|fineness of texture it never before|from your druggist of the Fair Dept. were $46,000. | torfals to a tab for $200 a week. at Indianapolis. Willlam B. O'Brien| possessed. store today. Everywhere in America, today, food buying habits are changing. Women are abandoning the “shopping” habit. For all their food needs, they are turning to A & P. 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