New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1927, Page 22

ASK3 SUSPENSION OF ELECTORAL LAW Irish Republicans and Laborites Work Together Dublin, Irish Free State, Aug. 19 (M—Acting under the constitutional ‘clause providing for a referendum, the republicans and laborites today sent to William T. Gosgrave, presi- dent of the executive council, a requisition signed by two-fifths of Dail Eireann demanding a 930-day suspension of the recently passed there- ent Governor- Healy, fore, must withhold the royal a to the law for that period, penc a possible referendum. To obtain the referendum, the petitioners must witliin the 90 days obtain the signa- tures of one-twentieth of the whole €lectorate, It is freely predicted, however. that u general election will be held before the expiration of that perlod. In any event, if the bill finally be- comes law, it will not go into effect until next February, by virtue of an amendment accepted by the govern- ment while the measure was pend- ing in the Dail. The electoral amendment biil would compel all candidates for the Dall Efreann to pledge themselves ‘beforehand to take the cath of alle- glance to the king. MANGAN AGAIN IN OFFICE OF CONNECTICUT A. 0. H. New Britain Man Reelected Vice President at State Convention in New London. Yewrence P. Mangan of Myrtle street, this city, was reelected state vice president of the Ancilent Order ot Hibernians at the state conven- tion which came to a close in New London yesterday. Mr. Mangan is serving his second term in the office and his reelection was unanimous. Other officers were also reelected for another two-year term. They are: President, Michael J. Connolly, New Haven; financial secretary, Ed- ward F. Slavin, Middletown, and treasurer, Daniel J. O’Connor, Bridgeport. State Chaplain Rev. James F. Keating of New Haven will probably be reappointed by Bishop John J. Nilan. 'HOLESALE KOLODNEY Lower Prices Than Elsewhere Our Regular 90c Stock Saturday Only GOLF SETS, 5 CLUBS and BAG $8.50 1 Quart of FLIT Sell Regularly at $1.25 Saturday Only ....... 6 FOOT ZIG-ZAG RULES EVEREADY CAPS 15 doz. snell hooks. FULL LINE MASO; PINTS WHAT DO YOU 1 Gal. nish .. 1 3-inch Bru Sandpaper Savabrush Berry Bros. GROWING HARDWARE TEL. 909 ng | BOTTLE CAPPER CROWN BOTTLE Ib. lgc NEW WALL PAPERS HAVE ARRIVED! KENNEDY ALL STEEL TOOL KITS, INSPECT THEM TOMORROW FRUIT JAR: 75C dozen GOOD LUCK JAR RINGS, 4 doz. 25¢ $4.00 The Ladies’ Auxillary, A. O. H, elected the following officers for the next two years: President, president, Miss Ella Garvan, ford; secretary, Mrs. Catherine Brock, Norwich, and treasurer, Miss Rita Cooney, Shelton. The convention opened Wednes- day morning and came to a close last night. About 300 delegates rep- | resenting nearly all of the branches of the Hibernians and Ladies’ Au: iliary in the state attended. A pleas- ant program of e nished by the New London commit- tees was enjoyed. ATTEMPT TO BLAST BRIDGE Pittsburgh, Aug. 19 (P—An at- tempt to blow up a bridge of the Pennsylvania railroad was made carly today, railroad officials porting that a can containing three quarts of nitro-glycerine had been found under a span at Mayview, & local suburb. The discovery was made after a small investigation was started, traffic was not suspended but trains were dered to proceed with caution. NOW YOU ASK ONE THE ANSWERS. Below are answers to the You Ask One” questions: 1—The dachshund ls used In Ger- many to hunt animals in burrows. 2—The Scotch shepherd dog Is | called the collie. 3—Tbe German shepherd dog fs commonly known in this country as the police dog. 4—Airedales take their name from Alredale, a city in Yorkshire, England, near which these terriers were first bred. 5—St. Bernards were used to res- cue travelers lost in the Alps. 6—Greyhounds depend on rather than on sense of smell hunting. 7—Whippets are dog racing. $—The bull dog takes its name from the old sport of bull baiting, in which these dogs were put in a ring to fight bulls. 9—The Pekingese terriers named after Pekin, China. 10—The word terrier in are was once used to designate burrows of small | game animals. Dogs which hunted these animals became known as ter- | riers. AND RETAIL PRICES MEAN -39 Qt. $6.50 FISHING OUTFIT Consists of all agatine guide casting rod, cast- ing reel, 50 yards of line, SATURDAY 3500 QUARTS 85c dozen EED IN PAINTS 1 OUTFIT ar- V PROMPT DELIVERIES EVERYWHERE WITH REASON ONEY COMPANY ST. Miss | Eileen Mulligan, New Haven; vice | Hart- | rtainment, fur- | re- | explosion had | damaged a freight car passing over | | the bridge in a train at the time. An NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1927. Misses Catherine and Angela Doyle of Bassett street will spend the next two weeks at Oak Bluffs, Mass. Miss Mary and Anne Sliney of 131 Winter street will leave next week- end for Block Island where they will spend the next two weeks. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Stewart H. Hanes of Coolidge streat have returned from a trip to Boston and \orlh‘ Hatley, Quebec. Miss Florence Darrow wiil return tomorrow from a trip to Hampton Beach Fred Oberempt of Church street is spending a vacation in New Hampshire. William Ring will spend his an- nual vacation at Block Island. Harry Winkle of the City National | Bank is spending a week at Colches- ter. Miss Jane Keepin has returned after a motor trip to Canada. Miss Winifred Drachik of Buell street is in Niagara Falls, N. Y, where she will spend her vacation. Miss Helen Waskelewicz has re- turned from Boston where she spent two weeks visiting relatives. Police Commissioner O. F. Parker is in Brimfield, Mass., where he is enjoying his vacation. Harry Vetrano, Edward Meehan and Everett Herre will leave tonight for Montreal, Canada, where they will spend the week-end. Miss Lillian Adler of 115 Smalley street is spending her vacation at Trenton, N. J. Miss Mary Meskosky will tomorrow from Block Island Miss Anna Kulper has returned after spending her vacation in In- dian Neck, Branford. Richard Hulburt and family of Maple Hill have returned to their home from Lake Pleasant. Miss Mary Peters of 447 Church street and Miss* Ruth Anderson of |21 Sunrise avenue are home from Silver Beach, Milford. return Miss Edith Burmstead is expected home tomorrow after a trip to Ver- mont. Miss May Lester will return this week-end after a vacation at Hamp- ton Beach. Charles Walters will return tomor- row or Sunday from Baison Harbor, on Lake Champlain. Miss Lillian Yankowitz of the Commercial Trust Co. staff is at Tinkertown Acres, Mass, for her vacation. Edwin Johnson of Hart street is home after a vacation spent at Lake Pocotopaug, East Hampton. Miss Josephine Conrad of Arch |street has returned after a vacation | spent at Short Beach. Miss Sylvla Selander will spend the next two weeks at Asbury Park, N. J. | = Senator Edward F. Hall and fam- ily are spending their vacation at East River. William Walther will go to Block {Tsland tomorrow for a two weeks' | stay. — Mrs. Thomas C. Dolon and family are spending thelr vacation at In- dian Neck. Mrs. Margaret Malone has return- |ed home after a vacation spent at Cornfield Point. Miss Gertrude Callahan has res turned from a two weeks’ motor trip to Canada and Niagara Falls. Miss Theresa Giller will leave to- morrow for a vacation at Barrle, Vt. James Crowe is spending a vaca- |tion at Long Beach, L. I. E. W. Irving is on a vacation trip |to Lake George, N. Y. Mrs. Esther McDonnell is spend- ling two weeks at Borden, Ind Pizer of 218 North street, vacation in Louis has returned after a {New London. James J. Desmond of 62 Hamilton street has returned after spending a few days at New London. | o | Nathan Avery, captain in the U. John Walsh ot New York: | “rmy reserve force, Licutenants of this city, was a VISIOT popert King and Roy Ensminger, have returned from a two weeks stay at the training camp at Aber- ¢ |deen, Md. Mrs. Avery ied her husband and stayed hotel at Havre de Grace, Md. croup made an automobils tour of Washington, Mount Vernon and Vir- ginia. Dr. forme: here this week. Employes of the Besse-Leland C enjoving their annual vacations a | this time include James Dyson, M { Hs Brown, Mrs. | A. Hoffman, 1 | bonahue and M Misses Helen Roche and Helen | at a sight | used chiefly in | Mrs. Annie Schrey and Miss Mar- garet Hepp will spend the next two | Robert Meehan of Wallace street | | = weeks at Oak Bluffs. returned after a vacation spent | Miss Veronica Noble will return - at Cornfield Point. tomorrow from a two weeks trip to| Olat A. Peterson, city plumbing Canada. inspector, will return to duty Mon- | day after a week spent at his sum- mer home at Lake Pocotopaug. | Applegren are spending their vaca- |tions at Revere Beach, Mass Mr. and Mrs. James V. were visitors in Springfield, yesterday. Onorata Mass., | o Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coholan will | leave tomorrow for Fisher's Island. = | Mr. and Mrs. P. F. King will leave |tomorrow for a two weeks' trip to Maine. Mrs. Misses Evelyn Kalberg and Inez field avenue, Hartford, | the home of her son- daughter, Selectman Michael T. Kerwin. Anderson of Osgood avenue are \pr'ndmg two weeks at Onset dnd Gak Bluffs, Mass. is a guest at and Mrs. n-law and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kennedy and | daughter, Jessica, of 58 Vance Miss Anne Simmons of East street ! d Miss Frances Bernowski of street, are on a motor trip to Buf- falo, N. Y. and vicinity. Rocky Hil avenue have returned | | from” their vacation at the shore. | Mrs. O. §. Bennett and daughter, | sarita, are vacationing at Asbur Park, N. J. nch will return to- from a two weeks' visit in |q “airfield and Bridgeport. Miss Ruth Schey will be home to- morrow after a two weeks’ trip to Quebec and Montreal. Miss Rita Berard will return home | |tomorrow after two weeks at Chalker Beach. Miss Marle C. Olson of 17 Roberts street has returned to this city after a vacation spent in New York city and Bridgeport. ! Mrs. George Forsherg man street, New Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Newton W. Blue Hills, Kensington. Noble Benson of Main street {s spending the week at Indian Neck. of Chap- | Is visiting | Baldwin of | Miss Rebecca Williams after a vacation of two Newport, N. H. is home weeks at Jack Kirkham, son of Corporation {Counsel and Mrs. John H. Kirkham, | will leave next month to take up his {new dutles as an instructor in Eng- |lish at Texas university. Mr. Kirk- {ham {s a graduate of Yale univer- sity. Wallace Kelsey of East Berlin is home after spending a vacation in | Westbrook. Miss Clara Leupold has gone to Nova Scotia for threc weeks' vaca- tion. Chester Hamilton, = | weeks in Clarmont, Ernest Bleau of 258 Monroe strect | again. spent his vacation in Lake Bomo- | — seen, Vt. Misses Celia, Julla, and Josephine Meehan of Wallace street, Harold Malone, Jr,, and Kathryn Grace arc at Cornficld Point where they will | spend the rest of the summer. Mis |Josephine Meehan has as her guest, | Miss Betty Fitzgerald of Meriden. Leonard Smith of Belden street s been vacationing at Charmont, who spent two N. H, is home Miss Anne Welch will leave to- morrow for a two weeks' vacation at White Sands, New London. — | Miss Elsie Linn spent her annual | vacation in Saybrook. Manor. | Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Swanson hay [returned after a motor trip through |New York state. Miss Ruth Johnson will next week at Sound Vizw. | Miss Sophia Scheyd will leave to- morrow for a week's visit at Sound View. spend Miss Jeanette Hoar will spend the next two weeks at Detroit, Mich. Anderson of Southington Bluffs on his annual va- | Ernest |is at Oak cation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Fletcher and family are at Dryden, Me. = Miss Anna Wahlstrom of 463 Donald Freeman is on an antomo- [Chgstnut street has returned from a | !bile tour of New England and ! ion spent at Point O Woods. |ada. —_ Miss Betty Talbot and Miss Lillian G u bave returned after a va- cation spent at Branford Point and ¢ York city. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stead plan to spend the next two wecks at Say- brook. 1‘ = Miss Mildred Munson will go Bantam Lake tomorrow for weeks., | George Buckley has returned after |a vacation trip to Canada. | B | Miss Mary and Miss Helen Caugh- lin of Seymour street are on a motor |trip to Canada to two Mrs. Ethel Conklin who has been spending a vacation at Groton Point, New London, has returned. E. L. Steinle of Harrison street has been in Maine on his vacation. Richard Clark has returned to his home in this city after a vacation spent in Maine. Miss Cesca Murphy will return to- morrow from Block Island where she spent the last two weeks. Miss Olive Keller will leave Sat- urday, August 27, for a two wee stay at Congamond Lake. | Willlam Vietory of Church street | Ihas returned from a fishing trip to | New Hampshire. Sherman is spending his | with his family at Han monasset Beach. H Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ramsdell will Merely Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl {tooks LIKE» 7 ’ JoNe OF THE [ 4% t‘ [INTERNATIOALR Y u el flet] POLO TEAMS! ZIINTEND 10! PLAY poLor i | accompan- | The | Estella Pierce of Wethers- | ¥ J | J- Philpot, broker and dealer in golf | { Boston. ;mo!or trip to Vinalhaven, Me. jeral (er and family will Ispending two weel spend the next two weeks at Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H. Miss Estelle Martin will go Crescent Beach tomorrow for weeks. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HEADINGS Alphabetical Arrangement For Quick and Easy Reference. to two Miss Carolyn Odenwaldt will spend the next two weeks at Clinton Beach. Miss Rose Martin will leave to- | morrow for Ocean Beach, where she will spend a two weeks' vacation. Mahlan Grose has returned from a two weeks' trip to Wilton, Me. Edward Franks and Ted Toner are on a motor trip to Canada. Alden Butler is visiting friends in £ NOUNCEMENTS 1—BURIAL LOTS, 2—DEATIT NOTICES "LORISTS 4~FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5—LOST AND FOUND Frank Kimball is on a relatives at Norwich. Leland Grose is spending two weeks visiting his parents at Wil- | ton, Me. visit to Fred Noyes has returned from a F. W. Benham visit to Winsted and R Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Heinzel are on | an auto trip through New England. Miss Mary Coughlin will be home tomorrow after a motor trip to Canada. XI SERVICE is on a month's LET dding Ridge. LES-BICYCLES WAN |17—SERVICE STATIONS—REPAIRI BUSINESS SERVICE 1S—BARBERS HAIRD'S MASSEUSB 19—BUILDING ANDL CONTRACT 20—BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED 21--DENTISTS —DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY ~J DYEING & CLEANING Albert N. Scripture and family will |spend the week-end in New York, City Advertisement Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Palmer and family have returned from a motor trip to the Adirondacks and Canada. | Se: v/ J e v 'y Miss Mildred Ripple will eave fo- | oy pi, FRCR R B0 received by morrow for a trip to Northfield | giice until 4:00 P. M. Eastern Mass. ndard Time, Thursday, August 25th, 1927, for either or both house on propertics known as 301 Glen ect and 48 Greenwood Street, to- her with all accessory building: wnected therewith. The City re- rves the right to sell the houses ! separately if the Commission deem | it in the best interests of the City 50 to do or to accept or reject any or all bids. The houses will be available on or before Sept. Sth, and it is under- W. Marshall are | stood that purchaser or purchaser Sale of Buildings—Monroe Street Extension Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson Imfl‘ son, William, will return to Minn apolis next week after spending weeks with friends in Britain. N Sanitary Inspector Dewey Seland- leave tomorrow for a two weeks' camping trip to Mansfield Grove. Mr. and Mrs. W, 29—PRE: 30—PRINT'G, JOBB'G, STATIONERY 31—PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 33—WANTED TO RE! 43—HELP—MEN m-m.sl\!—:se (\FP(‘IRTL A7—WATCHES, DIAMONDS, 33—WANTED ARTICLE: 1—ROOMS FOR —INSURANCE—ALL KINDS —LAWYERS—PATENT ATTORNEYS —MOVING, STORING & CRATING —PAINTING, ' FAPER HANG 3—PLUMBING. HLAT'G, METAL WORK NG AND TAILORIN REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING JER SERVICES EDUCATIONAL ‘CORRESPONDENCE COURSE DANCING TEACHERS STRUMENTAL AND VOCAL LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS 38— WANTED—INSTRUCTORS 33—EMPLOYMENT AG CIES EMPLOYMENT 10—HELP—AGENTS WANTED #1—HELP- 4 MEN WANTED HELP—WOMEN WANTED OR WOMEN N 15—SITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN FINANCIAL ITIES | 1—w. ANTED—TO BORROW LIVE STOCK CATTLE AND V! 0 C v | 34— WANTED—LIV MERCH. -\\'D]QE ss A’nn ICE_EQUIF. ‘F-\Rl AND DAIRY PRODUCTS JEWELRY TO BUY L ESTATE FOR RENT APARTM MENTS B! 5 FOR RENT & STORAGE FOR RPXT AND BOARD IOUSEKEBEING — \WHER TO 93—WANTED— no,\PD OR LODGING at Tndian Neck. will remove houses | from the | buildings October 1st, 1927, leaving the sites Joseph Johnson of the New Brit- ain Screen Co. has left on a trip to | clear of all rubbish. All bids must be accompanied by | |2 surety company bond or a certi- | Misses Mary and Anna McGill of |1ed check in favor of the Treasurer | ' H Rochester and Niagara Talls. of the City of New Britain for 10 | per cent of the amount of the hid. " | The balance of purchase will be | due and payable on or before Sept. Highland street are on a motor trip | through New York and th Storm King Highw over ay. Miss Lillian Josephson will leave |#7d: 1927 Checks or deposits, other | tomorrow for a visit to Northfield, |!Nan of the successful bidders, will be returned as soon as the Com- nission has made its recommenda- | | tion. i CITY PLAN COMMISSION, Joseph D. Williams, Secretary. | Mass. Mr. and Mrs. L. 8 Munger and | family will leave tomorrow on a | motor trip to the White Molntains. | MURDERED IN GARAGE. s, U e 1Cfl:y Advertlsemeni Grace Phllpo( u(\ wife of Thoma'fi SOLINE STATION HEARING Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held in the office of vhv rd of Public Wor at 6:30 P. supplies here, was killed as she stepped from the garage at her | home here last night by a myster- ious assailant, who fired three shots | THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference for a .1 line -1 line -1 line 38 y Order Rates Upon Application 21 Count 6 worde to a line. 14 lines to an fach. Minimum Space. 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 centa. No ad accepted after 1 P. M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Sat- urday 10 A. AL ephone 925. Ask Taker. for an A4 Notify the Herald at sour ad Is incorrect. Not responsible for errors after the first insertion. once 11 §. T., Monday, 5 relative to the application of | Mieczkowski for approval of appli- cation for permit for gasoline fillin station to be located at . (South east corner of at her and escaped. Police said two shots struck the woman. Powder burns on her face indicated one shot had been fired at closc range. | ANNOUNCEMENTS " Burial Lots, Monuments 1 | Booth Streets), in accordan the Public Acts of 152 All persons interes qiested to be present at ing, if they see cause, and he lation to the above. GARDNER C. WELD, Mayer. LIMHATION OF CLAIMS At & Court of Probate holden at New | Britain, within and for the District of | Berlin in the County of Martford and State of Conmecticut, on the 17th day of August, A. D. 19 Present, Bernard On motion of rtle street, in heard v late of New Britain, within sald ¥ BRITATN MONUMENTAL WORKS Oak St. Monuments of all sizes 0 Carving and Jetter falty. Florists 3 ery reasonable pricea enhouse, 218 Oak Bt ARIETY of plants and flowers. Low ed. Como in and see them. John- son's Greenhouse, 517 Church street. district deceased. This Court doth decres months be allowed and creditors of said e: | “LINDY” CONTINUES TOUR } that eix| St. Joseph, Mo. Aug. 19 (B — | e A. Lindbergh arrive clamis against the same to the Admin- 2t RoOsecrans municipal air field he istratrix and directs that public motice [at 9:30 o'clock, half an hour ahead be given of this order by advertising ln }m h,< schedule. He circled over the ci an altitude of about 500 feet a newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a clrculation in's | and by posting & copy ade a speedy flight from the the public slgn post in sa | s distritt to the field | He is on his way from |Kas, to Davenport, Iowa, tain mearest the p 1 last dwelt. Judge. ‘afr(al tour of the United S a8 Rhere Wichita, Certified {rom Record, on his BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, | Lost and Found 5 — Full_grown; return to reet. Commercial kindly return Finder return to Te, 1 year return to Tear By John Held, Jr as) i [WE ADEL \’\ == P JUST DONG | | ~|0A BT s‘ OF RDING ¢ q PRACTICE 1] [IF WE CAN KEEP OUR SEATS] VN THIS THING,WE CANT /7 1RIDE THE HOTTEST LPONY THAT EVER G FUST THING T'DO FOUND ‘EM ALL 15 'PRY MAW'S TANGLED UP LIKE A LOTTA