New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1927, Page 15

PRESS INSISTENCE DISPLEASES BUD Delends Mother's Action in Attacking Reporters New York, July 29 (P—James A. “Bud” Stillman and his bride, the former Lena Wilson, of Quebec, to- day were seekin; eclusion in the heart of America's largest city. They were occupied with details preparatory to their departure for Europe early Monday morning on the Olympic and in dodging camera- men and reporters. “Bud” and his bride arrived in New York yesterday, a day ahead of their original schedule, and slipped quietly to the Hotel Shelton apart- ment of Fowler McCormick, who was best man at the wedding. When they were discovered there by a reporter, “Bud” grinned cheer- fully as he Yemarked that he had kept his promise to his wife that she would not be bothered with newspaper or camera men. While her husband talked. Mrs. Stillman remained in one of the rooms- of the apartment. thumping on the piano with one finger a song hit from a current musical comedy. Young Stillman defended the ac- tlon of his mother in throwing erockery at news photographers during the wedding in Grand Anse Tuesday, “1 don’'t blame her one hit” he said. “They acted terribly. Even when we were cu‘ting the cake they kept pushing their machines right up on us until all I could see was a row of cameras with men behind them grinding at the cranks.” Today the couple planned to go to the Stillman Park avenue home to remain until sailing time. “Bud's father who arrived here with them. has gone to Long Island, leaving the Park avenue home and servants at the disposal of the bridal couple. They will spend the rest of the NEWINGTON NEWS Rev. Edwin E. Aiken will occupy the pulpit at the Newington Congre- gational church Sunday in the ab- sence of Rev. John A. Moir, who is spending a vacation in Canada and expects to be away until September 1. Rev. Mr. Aiken, who is a cousin of E. Stanley Welles, is occupying the parsonage for a few weeks. He has recently returned from Ichang, province of Huper, China, where he has been a missionary for 42 years. He is a native of Newington, having been born in the old parsonage on Main street which is now owned by Frank D. Root. His father was min- Mter at th local church from 1857 to 1867. In the latter ily moved from New Graduating from Yale university in class of 1881, he attended Yale Divinity school from which he was graduated in 1884, He remained year as a post graduate and s sent to China by the an Board of Foreign Mis- | sions. His last previous visit to the United States was in 1912 Rev. Mr. Aiken has not been the section where there w tual fighting during the recent na tionalist uprising in China. He has {however gained a ready insight into the conditions there. It is his opin- lion that although China has been | friendly toward America, that atti- {tude has changed somewhat because | of the fact that the students who are generally indentified with the | nationalist movement are inclined to want national independence and e more aggressive than Chinese | of the past. They are not, however, altogether hosti toward America. Rev. Mr. Aiken’ son, Rev. Edwin Aiken Jr., filled the pulpit at the church last Sunday. He is occupy- ing the parsonage with his father. he vacation Bible school, which been held annually for the past ars, will open Mon- day or 1 v of next week. No | fee will be charged for atendance. |The school will meet tive days a {week for two ¥ in the parish | house of the Newington Center Con- gregational church, Miss Doris Francis and Miss Mil- dred Ericson will be in ch JULY 29, 1 097 val. es, Terms and Savings . Far ahead of 2il other AUGUST SALES and Still Lead ing is this great KANE SALE! It is FIRST in VALUES— ure for every room in every type of home—at prices and on terms to suit YOU! Buying in large guantitics for our great stores means savings beyond the reach of other firms! These Savings Are All Yours if You Ruy in This Sale! Purchases Made NOW at These Sale Prices Held FREE Until Wanted! A whole newspaper couldn’t list all the big bargains! Come in! You'll find what you want at an unexpected low price! The August Sale of Greatest Values = Saturday Only Phone Sets il i gy One of the Reasons Why This is Greatest of All August Sales $395 g Phone Desk with shelf i book! Small chair slides out of way. Fin- ished in MAHOGANY! None to dealers. No mail orders, Savings of $125 on 18-Piece Jacguard Outfit YOU RECEIVE ALL THESE EXTRAS—F] » o g ske i Mantel Clockee? Pictures—s Bosk EneeSeorr. Dj\h:r:’,-‘:urt) e s o MU A Bl bl Lamape Shade Every homemaker will be interested in such an zmazi /IN ry he aker v eres such an ar 1g value! Large WING CHAIR, ARM CHAIR %r}d DAVENPORT, giving luxurious <-u1}1f0rt Covered in fi)"’<l JACQUARD or Baker’s Cut VELOUR! e inest grade materials and workmanship. Complete with 15 carefully planned extras! EVERYTHING summer and the early fall visiting in France and FEngland. On their return “Bud” will enter a medical college. PRESIDENT SHOWS the junior department of the and Misses Marvis \$elch and ) jorie Hael will have charge of the | primary department. According to comparative statis- | tics in a pamphlet concerning the ction of taxes w h has been INPROVED HEALTH Rigors of Office Have Not Aliected Him Rapid City, S. D., July 29 (UP)— President Coolidge is daily improv- ing in health after four years on the job which has heen considered & “man killer,” it was disclosed by Major F. Coupal, the president’s personal physician. While Mr. Coolidge has lost two pounds since his arrival in the Black Hills for his summer vacation, his general physical condition has been hardened by exercise of walking, fishing and horseback riding, Major Coupal told the United Press. After the death of President Hard- ing and the breakdown of President Wilson, agitation was begun to light- en the burden of the presidential position in the belief that onaous dutles were too much for one man. However, Coupal said that Mr. Coo- lidge is growing stronger on the job and that the rarefled atmosphere, 4,200 feet above sea level, has im- proved him considerably. Mr. Coolidge has never spent his summer vacation in such a high climate and Major Coupal was ap- prehensive that the change from * Washington here might affect the president’s heart. Instead it has helped him. “When you walk at this altitude for one mile you receive the same physical benefit as from four miles at sea level,” Coupal said. Mr. Coolidge demonstrated pecu- lar physical prowess for a man of his 56 years when last Saturday he climbed the 500-foot canyon wall at Slate Creek canyon without exhibi- tion of any fatigue while younger newspapermen were puffing at the top of the precipitous grade. Major Coupal said Mr. Coolidge gets more out of wallsing than the average man because he has adopt- ed a military stride, walking with | chest out, waist in and head erect. ‘When he came out here Mr. Cool- idge weighed 160 pounds but exer- cise he has taken has hardened him down to 158. | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ADS FOR YOUR WANTS \) ness of this dairy. issued by the state tax department, residents of Newington are p | considerably 1 taxes per than either H ford or New Bri tain residents. In the recent discussion in regard | to the anne = Hill and | Elm Hill to New Britain the matter | of taxes was brought up and the ir pression given that the taxes in| Ne Britain were lower than in | Newington. | Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cogswell OH Theodore stre Maple Hill, will | leave Saturday for Indian Neck | where they will stay at the Mont- | owese House. Mr. Cogswell turn here Sunday and MMrs. well will remain during the Mexico Negotiates Big Loan With N. Y. Bankers Mexico City, July 29 (B—The de- partment of finance announced to- | day that owing to decreased oil rev-| enues, the Mexican government had | negotiated with the international | ankers committee, New York, a | loan of $2,000,000, to complete the | payment on the foreign deht service due June 30. No specific guarantee was furnished, the loan being based, the finance department explained, on the bankers’ confidence in the Mexi- can government. The bankers also agreed to post- pone until December 31, payment on the obligations of the national rail- lines because the economic re- nization of the lines has not yet been completed. Frenchman Will Study Manufacturing in U. S. Paris, July 29 (A—DMaurice Bo- kanowski, minister of commerce, who is to represent I'rance at the forthcoming meeting of the Ameri- can Bar association in Buffalo in- tends to take advantage of the trip to get an insight into methods of factory organ equipment. He will arrive at York August 17. Banish Pimples By psing Cuticura Soap to Cleanse Ointment to Heal Try our new Shaving Stick. Clean Glass in Hot Weather This is the time of year when UNITED MILK customers feel extra satisfaction in the cleanli- The glass tanks, for one Crrrrrrrersrerrrsrssrrerirrrorrrn yvou want—“NOTHING ELSE TO BUY. Biggest Bedroom Value Ever Offered—1i8 Pecs. You Receive All of These — FULL-LENGTH VANITY, WARD- ROBE, DRESSER, BOW. D BED, Cane Bench, Bed Light, Spring, Mattress, 2 Pillows, 2 Pictures, 2 Boudoir Lamps, 4-Pc. Toilet Set Because Wi Price of only $129. re determined to give simply overpowering values, yor QUUt for only $120, The extras alone are worth i e BV cent suite shown above as well—all made with WALNUT veneer and Gum large and all drawers deep and easy-sliding. A big opportunity! All 18 Pieces at the h nearly the low price we ask. Yet you g wood surfaces—mis ghtful bedroom the magnifi- ars are AUGUST SALE Big Savings on This Amazing $2 A WEEK 12-Pe. Dining Room YOU RECEIVE ALL OF THESE China Cabinet, Extension Table, Long Buftet, 5 Side Chairs, Host Chair, Buffet Mirror 42-Pc. Set Dishes, 26-Pc. Set Silver Plate Come and see if this isn't the most extraordinary dining room b: ELIZAB! legs. Attractive decorations. you ever laid eyes on! Sturdily built, in the THAN period, with heavy stretchers and graceful Made of hardwood finished WALNUT. Chairs upholstered in real leather or velour! YOU SAVE $11 Chest of Drawers Finished in WALNUT. Never be- fore, perhaps never again, such value! Be $ /S early!l No mail or- 8'9'7 On This Walnut Dresser Genuine WALNUT Built-in Jewel Boxes, large plnle$ glass mirror. '50 y Easy August Sale Price XOU SAVE $18 and gumwood! velour, On such a pleces—Wing Cha weall constructed and luxurio , Arm Snite! Cr Never Before This Low Price high-grade Three and $1.00 a Week Overstuffed Chair YOU SAVE $26 Outtfit YOU SAVE $19 Never before at such a low price. Wal- nut finish metal bed, complete with spring and restful 5185 mattress. Easy August Sale Price Double Day Bed wit Mattresses ELAANANANNAANRNARY CRETONNE-covered lounge by day, restful double-bed at night. Complete with two deep mattresses and coverings! AUGUST SALE PRICE thing, sterilized over and over. ~And the bottle washing process that beats anything in this vicinity for absolute perfection in cleanline Cleanliness . . . that is our first law. UNITED MILK bottles are washed in );he marvelous Miller-Hydro Sterilizer—and ours is the only one in New Britain. Save Plenty on 6-Pc. 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