New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1927, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1927. mn : — ] August 13. Her body was found! ae-nou: of providing for them at the children considerably and that, The demonstration was sta : August 22 in a shallow grave in l hls own home. There was consid- she contrit “ir 80~ when Jim Baker of the Fort 1 thg basement of her Streator home. |erable excitement until the attor- port s 1owever, had al- | +JAPA E READING TASTE Tokyo, Sept. 9.—Literature and s ng the | language books are most popular in —_—_— neys agréed that Mrs. Hall is to Mr il was called to t fy and riy of s r 1 to| Japan, the Imperial Library of E BA T care for Elizabeth and Oscar, while he said that he cc ts a gars pect t I ng to| Tokyo finds. Of 91,047 books SEAP[ANES M“RE Hall will act as guardian for Vir- and filling station in ie p ¥ ¥ p refused. | drawn from the library in a month E | ginia. ced the divorce decree 1dge Jeputy s flicers from | a fourth were in that class. ] Mrs. Evans, who worked for Mrs. Gaffney noted that t Rested Alter Long Vacation, Wil SAFF []N (OCEAN Court Reeres Dociin 00 ‘i, o ot 1 (had to go to school without any court, according to a Face Nations Problems ‘F e Custody of Three Children ;:,.;kd,lui but,.hs;nmeym::mmhmi i ol b PSR a[a l“es ]I] ese s an | 2 nner and su er, “what there ; wyers new w i before th 1 | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS . r or not the 1 it was de- was of {t.” She said she worked for tter had been s Rapid City, S. D., Sept. 9 (D—A s | After hearing part of the evidence A Mrs. Hall for about two months, to continue th caring to find summer's rest in the woods and in Land Cra in the case of Les D. Hall against 3¥INE shortly before the Fourth of out definitely whether or not the lo fe mountains an end, President e Mrel i isleHa) or 070\ PAvch streats tIU1Y, (Bhe. LoRDed Bt s Hall ot el (AR THLRERL, Ik Cm e e mhh clty, for custody of three chil. KePt men boarders and that one of here was consider : sl BEE : New . Sept. § UP) — Exper- | cren, Judge Bernard F. Gaffney in !N°M was drunk on one occasion, sers et iston af er three months in _th of airplanes which have 'probate court yesterday afternoon the liauor having been fur 4 to 3 all. When ts, e A e e way and disappeared in the | decided to continue the hearing un- | Iim by Mrs. Hall. She said that Mrs. |was adjourned both g 3 the Mississippi Rl 5 Hall sold liquor and that the chil- (o two of the ¢ i "o acer ! SNl recall that til September 29 at 2 o'clock in the oo d 0 accom ite the crowd ~\h!’”’ 5 Founallatiarnbon dren knew about {t. It was further . A d _‘1“ ‘)i :‘71-\??.]Imn A fortune in trans-| Upon examining the divorce de- (°Stified that Mrs. Hall riadofa vl 1 until an tow e e e A number of planes cree handed down by the Vermont ©ral tribs to Boston and that on one i« e hEha Prectaent snd ut the occupanis | court to Mr. Hall, it was found that 0C¢asion while she was ousiot o L Nl oo T e i AR a oA GETs 'the matter of awarding custody of ”}“l;h""“’"‘g‘”“';’?“d e ELOPERS ARRESTED the Black Hills, 1919 ene of three the children was to be continued on Q{ 19080, HI9. ;"‘ et | ho balell Dre R e ) B 203 By ey b G e lancs flew the docket. As neither of the law- ' ";ll sbpeatiaos St —_— § oys can be Well Dressed Economically | Three Numbers, Aloays Available e ich has been his host th 1 to the Azores, |vers In the case could throw Jight ";:]" iuemsapatently SptionLarea i R areedt \With Violations af i at Grant's I Which Make Grant's Hosi nd ¥, Mr. Co Teaches. Brodk jugh two companion planes . on the subject it was decided to find 5°0* b I Popular With Mothers ngs SEm tomorrow where forced down and wrecked on out whether the probate court here| On eross examination by Attorney Maan Act and Girl Booked as an a il Biouse P il DR e S RmOrToD Hirsnile o Mo e i e e el Mangan, Mrs. Evans said she left 5 | S I 1l §Ck00! Hosi B ilke ate the Lincoln \1 morial library 1t a number of planeshave | Hall, who operates a garage and found out that Mrs. Ha Accessory. § 1281 el'y 3 i 1 up mileage skipping from port | gasoline s in Bethel, rep- | was selling liquor. She denied that ? il ot | & He of 6he was “fired” bec i b ;‘ lr s ! for children = Gago Countinho and Capt. | Danbt Hanna of that drunk with one of the ho ; ~ e I | “Lusterite” Brand English ribbed ol in black, bu?:, 1 lee nel, or tan bark. Tl | per pair 190 n his train probably re Sunday night a Cabral, 1tod @ to the sea but to continue their fl Portuguese air- {/lrm bring present in court yester- | Judge Gaffney called a halt jay. Mrs. Hall ®was rdp William F. Ma socks, sizes 6 to g along liquor lincs ented by ine percale .\I rs. rie Hall, mother of Lee 2 Hall 1 as rema securing | D. Hall, stated that she lives in Ver | and broadcloth il : 1 divorce seven years ago and has non, Vermont. Her testimony was &c | ; : Al | ‘one d. He eought the custody 'sincere that it elicited from Judee jma de up in A Tl "W"M ribbed hose, fine ribs for girls’ < ot three children because he fney the remark she was e GRSl e Il he sea. | Claims that the mother is not a fit “just a kindhearted gr mother, 1 on com | L person to Lring them up. The chil- anxious to help the children.” She 1, husband blouses, 7 to 16. | sizes 6 tc assorted ¢ | per pair iren are abeth, 13; Virginia, 11, stated that even after the divorce 1td Osear, 10, all of whom were in | she tried m be friendly with Mre wife ahd e e zhter to a fire s to be ol s Y | court, In addition to Hall's mother, Hall and ey vis ’ i 1 nainland of Brazil with one pro- Chko DAl 8 mo! all a t they visited f Yroadcloth blou n ] jaEheiby o saarted o Hall of Vernon, Ver-|forth on several occasions Jvr 19 the Chi | Broadeloth blouses come | b \ll! Coo S Delia E who kept tified that when Mrs. Hall v = . in white, tan or blue. T ot o L 4 or Mrs. Hall for a few her home with the childr Idaho Indians Start Off ek el months and testified to conditions | (Mrs. Elsie Hall) treated tt there; and Mrs. Lee D. Hall tremely cross, that she p Wien the session wa ourned | them and that she failed to feed ch of the parents was to take ' prope She told of spell summer v him owners or so that all e Extra fine percale shirts for boys 12 ta 14 years, cut full and made especially well 6@5‘ cotton long hose for 19 On Warpath; Dispersed 5 red their . Idaho, 9 (P a ViR e of the childrén until the hear- ness when Mrs. Hall acted field to pri X L = € \rmed With P . Former King 'Ng I8 resumed. Mrs. Hall wanted to ing bull. P A rounduy - S ske them, while Hall was just as re said that she had cared for on the plains noith = = o o Georze of Greece Sald to B gwanky SWEATERS for childrea Coat sweaters, pull overs, Seeking to Regain Power. ania, Sept. 9 (P vin supplied with orge 11, former King of credited with the inter- 1% to regain the throne h he was evieted by the Hill Being Ta l\on L.AJ\ For Trial for Ha } t s HWERE—AT YOUR MARKET A GREAT BIG SALE OF THE MARKET'S BEST FOODSTUFES, IS HETLD. AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS OPPORTUNITY AND PROFIT THAEREBY CARS, WAGONS AND TEUCKS ACCOM- Seattle, B ) ¥ I H ctec old > ML Deespen: MODATED IN THE REAR OF OUR STORE. ST MAIN STRE models. H. Hill y 1 ’ Al bmhan the death of Ki Ferdinana NO Here s a T Y nia, George and his royal W, e Elizabeth, received only a year. Now they have cd to them by ather, and o begin gn Chance to Save Two Dollars. to 1 Some worsted faced, others with rayon figures. Guar and accor :g ! notive to regain the These dressy Oxfords All the modem color ' i or George for boys and youths combinations, solid s signed are equal to those colors—checks, blazing hues. In these sweaters children and queen, and er despaired of re- throne. 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