New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 10

10 EW BR TAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6, 192 ing the lad to procecd to the top. 2orth Adaus, Maky, Nk ne vrror (00K BECOMES TUTOR\ BIEnS o ""'\’jm 3 saleiania i A plot to kill a prominent resid IS FU[“TWE A"] : i Trasnor nt out 3 : TR “ [XPE[;T MESSIAH ln e e ufiN[A[;ENTUR Investment Broker Says | cimaees ot b axtemonhy v thy Uneducated nmm-m.i S Golf Made Him Widower | smpowder caused considerable ¢ ss University Student and Wwould come into Palestine in 1916 Chicago, Oct. 6 (®—Golf has |Jecture here today. Admits Furnishing Saws They % S e liePrasees Counes See His Coming at End of Next v e 4= - U tiey would Callmg Began oi)lsappear Wlfll made a vidower of hini and orphans | In he absence of reporte to ¢ s ’ 2 4 i ; o : e e (D) '\|;nflv 1 of his childr Walter .Y. Stein, in- | ‘ ]‘o who discovered the po ikery shop the motorist was unidentified. ere b n ash the custody of “two sons, | | Folso! | | focus Itself e s they were loft in the | The autoist, it was apparent wl h ¢ 3 1 - b 1 | Y | arrendered he | SAMUEL J. WILLIAMS lin Pal ) Wt sapny NS RS P 2 maid for three days while | the gunpowder was removed, 4 York, Oct. 6 (UP) i pinst the Jeve (o Fal DF PO UL TR | 2 participated in the wo- | caped death only because the sp: 4 praised the eclaires ; ssigh who will become Ki st Uil s e s B e R i stern golf association tour- | failed as ':v powder packed mot ‘ g sl b emy to be utterly ANCS £ ROUY ) % soul e rrad lorer. 5 ors, macaroons, pastries Jther | the Jewish Nation and whose ap- : D B e . [ could not be turned over. Enon ¥ h t 3 % for r in, through counsel, con- | €X Sive icacies which she h v ¢ « will put to gn marked for the diseard : i E ! [iexploniyras Slocrerstyioion came 1o lig ¢ S ¢ " ar is predictell Ly the ortho- "he Messi 11 be recognized as o TR pent Tondon | tene hatactivity in clean athlet- | 1 chine and its occupants to plec: 8. B ; t He a | Lord shall flow out of Zion and na- ore their children. She 1 . - t ew Ha h i | superman and that His kingdom \m tions will learn of war no e the 2 5 s . ttorney sai ha se QangCapi{aliSRollceinan SDCLEns igh she b from which “"] { rabbis fivmly maintain [ Eeniltys Anvention” was e led o /o longer “chained {o | business or personal acquaintanc: lury r husbar H. Fols liate peace vrotherhood lin conncetion with a report on the |y ielens” and that a mother | When he rcturned to his machii plac LengihilNGmaiSSkisy 2l and came to Troy un v i e ‘n‘n‘v‘ rlu\ ghout the enti \\m\ |business it has yielded in its cen- of nore thun a nurse- |later in the night he found himsc « «d nar « i “ob- | velation of the Messiah will ErvR oL maid.” unable to start it. After a cursor: S G loysnsnt ns eoolin the | ne v the rebuilding of the ‘ iy wrs Lhe les of hardships — examination he notificd a Norit employi 1 by tt \ y boys of Adams service station and the ci L s e Prince of Wales Sees A s to | tions, especially those of the Moslem United States men ifrec v dit - Legion “Good W ill” Party | chanics discovered the explosive 1 | World. he last world war will | he \n.m it was the custom in Eng- Nond it c D ERel Prince to indicate focus itselt In Palestine, and at the lund to recruit the chimney SWeeDS o¢ \wales recalled memories of war i haitaet hatian: i ¢ eritical moment when all appe m: Don(latan trom Blrat Eage) ‘..m” boys who were in the poorest | qavs when he welcomed the Ameri- the Messiah, coming from | circumstinc Only 50 years ago.|can Lezion “good-will party” today. ven will gain a decisive VICtory, | (o continve the f Tiakon ‘u(\ jing to the records, a chimney | wyoy are as welcome here toda ording fo the predictions. It is! b S5 lclimbing boy was snffocated While | ag i the stress of times when we | will immediately be pro- ! work and the man who employ- | iyt saw you as soldiers,” the prince first king of the Bathers on the Santa Cruz beach | (g pin \cos sentenced to six mont e ai t & luncheon giv- in twenty centuries, first saw the ne circling over hard labor as a re t ¥ B ! of the British 0100} Tews in paiestine {isoots anpeii i el BT EST S T Bentley's invention was quite a | Empire service league and the Brit- |most of whom have retur safe landing 1 ligoajisa jofif A piStane e O o e e e e e ches fOUTECOrnSrsor artli) Liiens i M briky to the end of a long | Jield Marshal Larl H - the war, at Jeast 50,000 are ex i oand arrel was it 10 o Bl e e i ey B g developments to rapldiy| indicate the = hest dag PIAC T he lengty o setened as de- | and Alanson 1. Houghton, M L will be re-| and fishermen went out in rowboats Dees e s e ‘nmm”. chinmmne d are praying | bringing one of the German fliers Sm Grou school tutor I As one section after er of the | mander, sat on the 0DV Ty odges Desertion Complaint Agains s o K ident ”, th When the news spre that the |rod was ¢ he Pri of Wales and chim Houghton on his left n Tikva the larg- - carricd i il apol t wife or place ¢ s Wife and Mother of His Chil- ‘lfl‘\n cou va r8- | pla arried a lady pa Th 3 rare he Marshal Haig speaking of the e Ay est Jewish jcultural colony in re was something of a scnsation i 2 ag uiry. % e i e o il W oy el ot imney b n time when he had several American TSR R § 1 The Jews believe that sometime | mittee of women bathers went out Hhose ¢ ¢ 4 T elidsions indor Ble deniEan il [ IE BATTL LEV]NE N VIENNA | e e e e 5 1lb e | T mlans e oy s dosall fres or "o impression wpon (hat to s das e was prou 1o with bigamy, a woman of the | good not only to the Jews 1o the | aehore, but Frau Dillenz refused. [Pt apinio 1y 1d such gallant lows i + I s PR T Mo his sol S, Command. children, was held | whole world,” remarked D. Smith-}""oneof the pilots of the D- It was not, indeed, u m . hildren, hole world,” rema One of the pilots of the I | et encned i nonaleforitn: . 1.\' rv day for the coming of the Mes- | ashore in order to obtain provisions Transatlantic Flier Arrives in - lw it bail for hearing tomorrow |son, who was decorated for distin-l e g this morning that the plane | rers of the life of the 'ra i Adolph Stern, when | guis service in P e during | pa4 suffered no damage. but havir and 1 trian Capital From Rome in 1 before him in | the war. is idva spreading assenger aboard and not liking ' new mechanical gough flied out er. P ; e BN eniay. She gave | throughout the country.” he con-| ¢ fog conditlons, the crew decided | continuously dinned in ars ot Levine Must Pay Up or gras up, fonl, ; Halian Commercial Plane ; 3 s ot S ] < R i : ALRn S Mary Hicks, of | tinued a measure of safety to d » public throusgh the ts of 7 Face Govt. Lawsuit : Iy oay Austria, SOt S5 - ‘ust 89th s but John Wii-| “The movement fo Palestine, the!jni5 tho sea with the assistance of | organizatio d the “Sc I n, Ot & (P—Gor swung. F G single into | | i N 1o settling on the land and the building e A on, Oct. 6 (R—CGovern- il s L D9 (sparies A, Levine arrived hers to-'son Love, attached to the naval re- amthe lancs T e 1 | the lights sct out by 8 . iction to recover approxi- 1o alti o feRaEl e B el o A SRR up of {he Jewish nation e s 2 B ing Boys™ that peop . | : Combs up, ball 1, outside; strike 1, | day from Rome S £ 8As Jue {he forerunner of the Messiah" de- | e e e e Iy half a miliion dollars in con- called, This was a w rve. Ball ; (Continued from First Page) . obvious advantages of the mercial plane after hav e street, declared t {n t Udine, Ttaly the fe and the mother of his chi L : - U UTHER—GOERNER ke 7 a e G e : i Ephraim Sacks, formerly of | RECTHLE ¥ o b e ction \wv[h war (um](., t r;m high; foul, strike 2; fo Chicago, now president of the town | lal to the } ) 4 vles A. Levine on his return lane scended becau! ¢ violent o told © police he married c | Tt required seven mor Waner robbed Combs of a long hit | P? cer 1\,' Ientiici told the pollce he married | (oot of the beautiful orange pro-{ New York, Oct 6.—Henry Ricl "m_l,’w" e from Lurope, unless the transatlant- | 1 jew't age that dulls the hair. by maki cateh near.the flag | B2 OVl L€ Al dusa i | ET In 1916, and that on 2 ofl | cing colony, Rehovoth {ard Ructher, a draftsman, ‘the son {38 GE0R UG Lo g s ic flier effce settlement out Of | Nog frequent washing or curling. J¢ pole in devp center. This eatch saved | o, b S len o toutnns | i e 1 him and the | Sy Fygoa of the restoration of the jof Richard ~and Marth e e court hefore then. S A TS A e R o two runs. Borlin where ho will be met by | 7e | IGiolies of nunom 8 e el prior o tho! coring jofi | Ructherd 1o AN b CL e e ) Tk civil & \AVE | may be due to a condition you can No runs, 2 hits, no errors. Plo Beitn wRo o R e he said, that she had been |y “yrecgiah is soon to be realized ! where he was horn AR slature Went 00y on completed by the department | correct in twenty-four hours. Acid Pirates—Barnhart S o S Ren oA o el ndly with Louis Hicks. a fireman | {1,y hope, Iiver since the destruc-|trude Alma Goerner. daught irther than to prohibi L ot [uslias o hithi Aoealnot cypechtiol| ¥ Combs took Barnha ! e e le. He investt- | o of their last temple in 70 A. D.; Otto . and Alma M. Keller Goerner hE © "'H"” ys by boys (e WO e any court aetion, howeser, un- | Nentralize the acid_seoretions o Ak el bt ; ed Sta joard the Leviathan | poiaq he stid, and found that his|yy the Roman Emperor Titus, the of Fle Mass., where she was under ten years of ot until 411 Tevine returns to the United : L . 1“_\\4,...’pv| o ;,‘.( on Oct. 11, having given up for the | ieoyau marriad Hicks in Hoboken. | e o thered daily at the born. obtained a license to wed 1864 was it made a crime to i ‘:;i ‘1‘0:“1 w i:’l,{l\;‘;.lrxn:;‘(‘ls h:’«: up. strike 1; b sent his Mans he no » v 9 f i . it e ely shee s Dresen AVing ¥ injthe mo e o i vsaping wall” in Jerusalem, | today. Mr. Ruether gave his pres- lids up chimneys to clean them, and |~ counsel both for the government ST wide. Wright flied out to Combs. | jiane (olumbia which was dar | 2 p , 2, iR hair so aftractive. A few drops of vnor Poull steike 1; ball 3, | cariy ihls wee Rome) praying for the rebuflding of the ent address as 150 Lincoln avenue, were 1 trates empowercd 1N yng Tevine, it was revealed today | Danderine will do this; and as ity inside; ball T e e : | Femr e ‘The invasion of the Mos- | Portsmouth, N. H. and Miss Goerner cases of conviction 3 S e e B L e e e AL S n ey e T | lems in the seventh century result- d she resided at 20 Beacon street, to substitute a senfenc hard la- | ¢ o ra heto; S erment ot ! : 5 2. Kos T or's hot _— ; : o & 1 a sett] ut | entific dandruff dissolvent, Fiva Sy ‘, e ven ‘i' Hnos l-arnnqton [)()e: \Ol e in the erection of the Masaue of IFlorence, Mass. It was annoy :d hor or a fine on the offending em- | of court L SIOFRIanLY essCalig Stresem s La hassa p e third most sacred shrine the couple would he 1 ied today pl = ; = : 2 At £ G L | \eem Much Impressed Stre<mann Extols Late Ambassador | Omar, the third most sacred shrine th couple would narr) ay plo ) o oG T e e e o armance of the sacred rites of in The Littie Church Around the — Tads of nine or ten years of a€e charges on materials which Levine | dissolved: Seventh Inning Oct. 6.—(P—Govern- at Foreign Office Ceremony Corner, this city : i L S dissolyeo Bl : e S 3 the ruined temple. . e orner, this city. were Iy employediin tiis un-| <soid. roe the' fovarnment onl &l com=||\{/Aid scelp shouldl be suspecteali® y ; 8 : ) "he Mosque of Oma 1 e = 7 healthful and dangerous occupatiol Ses g ol % 5 i Ball i cetion with gov- | . Wednesday. L | Z S < | | hoalthful and dangerous occupation. | mission _basis, zovernment | your hair Is at all stiff or stringy, >, W dismis the borne down soon and a wonderiil | SAUERKRAUT CHAMPIONSHEP iver re infants of four years ola e i oo T Ay 1 e o o B A ot R a1 e H""‘ e e camdidaty for Goy-| Berlin, Oct. 6 (P—Commemora- temple like Solomon's shall y‘ y\vufl' Springficld, Minn., Oct. 6 (UP) pown to he so engaged ehavges out of the government’s | —not so easily detected in one's self el R i o D hilinpines afi- | live services for Baron von Maltzan, | 1here happily exclaimed a rabbi 05 itk 25 tons of saucrkraut and 20.- i (e hoys for their fask share of the proceeds of the sale | —is an acrid odor to the hair when Oy o outside; ball 2, in- T rman ambassador to the United | he was looking over the temr 40 weiners on the menu, 7,000 per- often consisted of tervorizing them, and did not make any reduction it is warm, or after exercise. And : Ruib v ut 1o Sahatan o with five others was|from the window of his synagoguc ons gathered here 1o to observe and storics ave told of cruel and cal- from his share. for thirty-five cents at any dr ichrig up. ins! tr e ? ¥ ! in ent iry | Rumors are “:" spread the he ¢ field's annual sau a lous employers who, in order to - - | store, you can get a bottle of Da:i« held in ihe assembly room of | Specified parts of ”d tmeles "‘ nd decide the kray hi cour; an apprentice who had | Tn the new design for the mox ierine that will keep your hair soft ffice yesterday. The me- | already been e In varlous | jionship of the world | heen driven some little distance up of the Irish Free State appear a'and swect and “on its good bee L was delivered by | countries, re ‘.;‘ oabehin] ted . " mhe contestants will group them- | the chimney, and, whether from fear | hen, a sow, a hare and a salmon. havior” for weeks! 17 1 Minister Stresemann, \\)wl}“’ I ”‘””'» and assenec : o welve ont barrels of the t- | warmly extolled the late ambassa- | MO8 notice. ' P A cd cabhage and the perse |EE AnsroD o el enu s eilE s most gallons will be = | actually sent a petition to the leag Those present included the Baron- | ¢ pations, asking for a portion of s N css von Maltzen, Jacob Gould Sehur- | (ha old temple site to be awarded READ HERALD CLASSIFI 5 i nt ¢ en proposed man, the Am nbassador, | the Jewish nation. The tabling of L 3 E : $ for th {ppine governor general- members of the American embassy, | this petition by the league has not| FOR YOUR WANTS i M, 4 o by Senator Binghs Connecti- | the diplomatic corps, the staff of | daunted their hopes for a restored SRR W Tl W | Ll the forcign office and the chicfs of \{emple, So sincerely are they ex-! . Dr. Stresemann’s exeeutive staff. | pecting it that a class of prospective z ST i (g eyt 9 Calle | MURDER SUSPECT HELD —_— [ipriests axe being taught the per-| Traveller Calls oston, [0ct. € (LD)=teom - A Blames Strange Dlphlhena"’f,’"\""l”"_;”;",”l IRt e Fire Department i 63 MAIN STREET no errors Tt ameerprint e, today | for Quebec Babies’ Deaths | The restoration of the temple will| To Carry Baggage | gy g 3 a m i v Woon- | Montreal, Oct. § (P—An “unrec- (create an intense animosity amons!l xow York, Oct. 6 (UP)—The - e = e = htheria, mis- "W surrounding nations, they fear. |} Rrooklyn fire engines dashed up d by Dr. Paul Long- | A& rusalem In the n had been sounded today i s L e e it I Special Low Prices for Une Week on Montreal Medieal society for the {manufacturers in Jerusalem. i€} ing them. “Where's the fire?” he alarming infant mortality rate in the | leaders of the Jews st he sit- s aske No fire,” said An Provinee of Quebee |uation but they arc afraid to express | g wanted someone to i | their opinions publicly.” he re-} ke grips to New Jerser.” | |8 hysicians ha ¢ ¥ e : i in N Jersey A " arked They took him to a hospital | he circumstances making possible | vamination. ar in Palestine will be B ‘r ! ] 3_Piece Suites—Large comfortable Daven- | 3-Piece Suite, shaped fronts. 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