New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1927, Page 16

WHITE RIBBONERS ELECT DELEGATES Also Name Chairman of Various Retivity Groups Meriden to th » Women's Christi Oct, Four Hartford Mrs. South realth and social E. Loveland: | Hattie N. Newton o Mrs. T medal contests, of Middletown tions, Mrs, May Welles of T perance instru Norton of Bristol Mrs. Charlotte M. port; rie A, Gr: school, Mrs. Plymouth: soldiers and sa of Willimantic A. Gordo Addle M. Slate of South Wind editor White Ribbon Banner, Mrs. Mary E. Welles of Hartfo general secretary . fargurcte E. Goodale of Dur. general secretary, Y. P. B. Mrs. Mary Lewis of Seymour. The financial plans, as outlined by the state treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Rule Arnold of Meriden, which call for the expenditure of $6,350 during the forthcoming year were unanim adopted by the assembly. Among today's speakers who all empl zed the importance of enforce the elghteenth amendment, Ella A. Bools of Brooklyn, national president, Winslow Russell of Hart- tord, Mrs. Mary B. McKinnon o Yalesville, and the Rev. E. P. Ay of Branford. | Honeymoon Argument Continues for 37 Years| Los Angeles, Oct. 27 (#)—A honey- moon argument over proper place for knives on a well set table has | cnded after 37 years in divorce court | here. A decree was awarded to Mrs. Martha Bucher who favored the right hand side of the plate. Charles Bucher, who remained, according to his wife, a staunch de- | fonder of the left hand side through- out the 37 years of bickering, dM‘ not contest the suit. “It began right married,” testified Mrs. Bucher (Dn— cerning the knife argument. kept arguing about that all the thv' and would never let up. At last T/ told him to forget it. T thought 37 | years long enough to argue about inything. He started a violent quar- rzl and then left me."” after we were | READ HERALD C SSIFTED ADS {hundred million Pile Sufferers | order Do you know why ointments do not zive you quick and lasting relief? ‘ Why cutting often fails? Do you know the cause of piles i in- tornal? That there is e stagnation of bicod irculation fn the lower bowel? Do you know that there is a harm- less Internal remedy discovered r Leonhardt and known as I row sold by the Fair Dep and druggists everywhere, th anteed? HEM-ROID banishes piles by treatment has record for sure, quick and 1 to thousands of pile sick suffers “aves the meedlcss paln and expensa of an opsration. There Is no reason why ft should mot do the same for yo i re Dr. | |ance will be NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, [Two W omen, Three Men, Held on quuor Counts 27 (UP) T'wo women 1in today fo 1igne court b g & s of liquor raid violating Driver of Gas Truck .Jum~ hmeml Cortege by R 2t 1 to 1 to do so told ofanity wher the procossion, it is clait CENTRAL 1 Juni JR. H. S, NOTES pupils of th this afternoon fo de pupils will The school will furnish tl tion of Mr. The magazine Light, the paper will be on sale he paper is in new form for this issue and it is expected by thé club that it will 1 be no school in all the ools of this city tomorrow achers of this district will erence in Hartford and Haven uo of the Central 1g this school, he MARIONETTES TO rformances of will be prs State Normal school vember 8. An afternoon es from Island Piper,” “Treasure Quixote the even |ana the sented. The proceeds will be used to de- ay the expen Wednes- day afternoon’ entertainments which the school gives to the Normal school gui< COOLIDGE SILENT l]N MAGRUDER NOTE (Continued from First Page) their importance in of unnecessary Forty Thiev vill be pre- es of the the vards minimize maintenance tand battleships. made by Admiral out of the three dollars being pended annually by the navy only two hundred million in efficient value was being ohtained, alone should be sufficient for cong a sweeping investigation, McClintic said. Oct. “The charge Magruder that (P-—With ¢ to consider Admiral Thomas ake for an in- Washington, cretary any request P. Magruder 11 of the fourth naval district following written and spoken eriti- cism of navy methods, a congression- al inquiry loomed as well today with announcement from Senator McKel- lar, democrat, Tennessce, that he planned to introduce a resolution calling for such action. 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Yaw, of Glou He has lived in Miss Couzens will co course in Georse versity next spring. pho! tuined. The other, ught hers | probable arraignment admitted making seve Montreal but claimed he ered who to being Lro for questioning and 1o al trips hiad entrance to Canada in proper manner with the royal | He also asseried that he ered entrance to th tes in New Yo American be produce custome, DELAY GAS STATIC The board of public coudl however The pilot of the scaplanc, W. H. neapaw of Butler street, ten Island. N. Y., said the plan vas owned by the Richmond Air- s company of Staten Island and he had been hired twice to Leon A. Tarr. he milliner of 1261 Broadway, New York eity Montreal. He said he did not know he had | 5 coming from to stop and report entrance fo the | o do I'nited States. Engine trouble forced i to alight in Burlington picked up by lake patrolmen. Officials immediately set about to examine the clothing and lug- | gage of Tarr, who was taken to a hospital suffering from pneumonia. Wincapaw told officers here that he had already made two trips with | Tarr and had received $50 a flying hour. He said it took him eight horus to make the round trip. | papers 10 taken for petition of . W station on members of the gate the e be thie schul Glen board line cision on the ma hounced later. T bl |lishment of er who said the most of t the Odd prope Lo last hearing, hac L1 cent Jand chose ear German President Ts W Reported Stricken Il rlin, Oct. 2 ey 1t is )H'| ably that President Hin enburg b me ill Wednesday night nd that he fainted this morning. | er he recovered. The government F | | formaully denied | rold si- | stroke of apo »ers not to ! Mechanies | Club Orchestra. Ad- mission 50 Given under the | 1683 mecting at 7 p. 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