New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1927. NOT T00 SERIOUS - THIRD IN"CLASS o« John D. Rockeleller's Grandson’s Record at Yale of more just histories” in erican public schools. da cducators e I cited in detail brader moved to .'mmhvl" « propaganda situation. e ¥ Hiven® Noy el (m ot gfellow . - Rockefelfer Prentice of Williams- % hos we [town, Mass, grandson of John D.| reatent nost. |Rocketeller, 3 ¢ displayed his | versatility by the "|fleld. He competed in the e s S of Ch i i : * |class fall games, finishing in third e . patriotic act P Y {place in the half-mile run, which | with her father-in-law, Walfried Kil- : . |was won by Paul Fodder of Schen-!hurn, about cellar furnace. She went " lectady in 2 minutes 6 3-5 second pstairs, found the revolver and | Prentice finished an excellent third, | shot herselt through the heart, She had been separated from her hus- laws (B A 2 ‘Britons' » | €l0se behind Robert Hastings Ste- band, Walter Kilburn, for the last year. through Yale by acting as night op- | [f crator in a telephone exchange in |the New Haven General hospital, fs ! an officer of both scholarship soci- eties, Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma is close to the top of the senior |class in gencral scholarship and has won more scholarship prizes than any other member of his class. He |is 2 member of the senior society. | Skull and Bone: Uses Revolver, Silent 30 Years, to End Life Cambridge, Mass, Nov, 3 (B— Mrs. Ellen Kilburn, 33, used an old athlctic | army revolver that had not been inter : fired for 30 years to end her life last night, following an argument Urge League to Set Dav Asnde lor Prayer \\ ap- RESERVES T0 BEAR L BRUNT OF FIGHT Notre Dame Well Fortified for, Clash With Minnesota peal m a day of | demption™ of Chi rday ina t nister fro Mayor Willia | British er | The te Wallace tior Parker Parker CONN ves sheeae Conntry Both Interested and Amused in “Book War” nrnru ECTICUT “Kindly i 1 wor S ilize i oot FROCKS starting at $18.00 COATS starting at $55.00 HOSIERY starting at § HATS starting at $10.00 SWEATERS starting at $7.50 SCARFS starting at § PERFUMES starting at the Notre Danie ol the situation presents no he has teams, xitles for as well groom era which C gestions of might come to the v in Mayor <0 are ways eaton n ovie ature Minn in something with no two society fe assailed immigration “open the doors to For sota, said |vens of East Orange, N, J. ar others; he cited recent naval | who 18 working his way programs of England and | Prentice, n of the obje 1.50 wuse at times | ing most of famous of historians a quartet he con- heroes," ary and school One, held in the | tes rely hoard of edu- ordinary tive cham ied presi- the sessions arc g room of the A cross betwee \l\v"u‘(\n~ stock for a v ‘m‘ \*\ Cm:/s l[s Falmess and l[s court y-ujw, .’m.‘? “ril slsl par today return to hahi 1 f the 4. occupic futy r and| udicial poise and :or‘unl ¥ ¢ b ] V\“‘Wvl e him is a desk absence g the | ke desks for felt in last week 1150 o & conye Mrs. $1.00 Many novelties that make excellent hol- iday gifts. New York. Nov. 3 (& of the Dawes et fairness and its pract S 1 {is made by George P. Auld, e 3 . al was accountant general of the rep-| g Al | arations commission and also assist- Hiseieh o o, fer ant to Owen D. co-author full atpasir ) S ch-|and first administrator, in install - tmost in t [the plan in 1624, in his book In game or practice heing | Dawes Plan and the New Econom- | e Iilini" bel Y Yestertay | jes, published tomorrosw, i vith Ca , Reitse reup [ Aue . he predictions of J S after two days’ absenc and other economists that . \ will break down early in ; flouts the idea of Germ pacity to pay; American to Germany should continue describes the much discussed 1 for problem as a “bugaboo.” | S onE "“‘:L I ethor save thia i the laione: but the fvoiof the Dawes plan is dependent ‘;‘;’I:“‘l‘lmnms‘upnn public confidence in American |investments abroad, and he opposcs Jowning | the cancellation of reparations Loday | Serting that “the only drain on Ger- hench, board me rows of senate \tes our Miss Mary F. 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Refusing to be nonplussed by alumni protests of his coaching system, Coach J. W. Wilce is de-| Veloping a defense aguinst Princeton backs. The other two non-conference games on the Big Ten schedule Sat-| Srday are Indiana against Michigan Utate and Wisconsin against Grin-| nell. THIRD MAN DIES INFAMILY FEUD Three Go to Death as Result 0[\ Elopement 12_@1‘3 Ago Lo and killed } hera yester- police believe, feud that had its in- years ago in an elope- ment of two children of the fami I paul's Valley, Okla., Nov. 3 Henry Martin was shot on a downtown strect y, the third victim, In 1915 George Carlton. a hand on the Martin ranch, fell in love with Dora Martin. Returning from ihe war, he eloped with her. James Martin, the father of Dora and. Henry, tried unsuccessfully to h the marria annulled. The girl owned a considerable estate by vir- tue of her one-fourth Chickashaw Indian blood The bridegroom the father May 4, 1926 released on hond and himself was shot to death by Henry Martin five months later. Mar was conviet-| ~d and was under a 25 year prison( term. The killi rosulted in Cape, and killed Carlton was ahot of Henry Martin today | arrest of Buster| W. H. Finley, 33, who had testified against him at his tri or the killing of Carlton. Witne: \id Cape fired four shots and Fin-| quoted the thonght | fire upon was found | Sociot_\‘ Would Acquire | Mark Twain Residence | Hartford No 8 (UP) — The ds of H ford ty to v a plan for ac- lence of Mark thorities they to man v seven, At sasing coming vo men Martin chit of the it the o5 4By famed iter's « ‘ e remained was purchased by | srted into | ng in a wonld per- realty « \ studio mit easy restoration Fresh Opened Oysters CLAMS, SCALLOPS, ETC. Packard Oyster House CORNER MAIN and ARCH STS. 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There is no capi- tal drain whatever on a debtor coun- Arguments to contrary says, are meaning Apropos of the agit by the statement of ident Schacht of the Reichsbank that the srmany are un- ion transfers, | (. faintly Schrade J\\k oursed for an hour and a half of Longfellow's poetrs, injustice of the present immigration law, the need for a bigger navy and extent of British propaganda in count in 1900, during the World War, and at the present time. “I believe,” the witness informed court ’|' end of that time, he says: Sihnt I have “The mechanics of transfer are’ sphject.” being cared for today through for- If children, particualrly children by foreign|of foreign-born parents, don't have loans to Germany, chiel by Amer-|heroes, they won't grow up into pa- ican investors. American loans to | triots, Schrader explained. 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