New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1927, Page 30

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927. ITALYS SOCIETY © = AWAITS WEDDING - Princess Anme of France 10 - ' Marry P}‘ince of Savoy govern the ruli the CONNECTICUT LOSS NEAR ALE LD (Cont pairing the ters will be ke oints of dav v Killed in Auto P century or Quinnebaug their banks and th towns was suspen w in many cause of the flow the was of wate nd on machine hill b from was reported wi along th & two rivers, train Plainfield and Wil- Quring the 1 been re- or mo- service between e limantic was impossible morning and no ceived here eith tor truck. R out, small brid ried trees | highways and through atutments the Rhode The con o cover and these by t rain re made extreme- so that sund it hine st Wi n Iy slippery moisture he on e 1, npson leave away Hty damage 1 the road. and his father were badly shake William nd two childr undermini s a widow 1sla ported flood condit d Invades Chicken Ranch Nov. 4 (P —When a i th i o t above <en ranch o last night the cens rang They took to the A rush of flood was MMO= | Carlton erts I 't try to swim. tre nd this mo roost while 1he filtered into the [ Pacl throngh thi The baug 1 at Wa Jewett City at at the formed buildings washonts. iloo t the s Quint mill and was 1 which wator mill Man in Buffalo Trfing To Find Own Identity Nov. 4 (A a lake v nz te all 1 t, a4 n sillics of Buff 4l here emory o to this city. nt for a Toronto, Ont Striv- n de- isolatin Buildings Carried Away ‘Porrington, Nov. 4 (P Dan which will run into many thot of dollars was caused by the here last night. Small bu were carried o drowned, bridges ¢ scores of cellars flooded of the during the count: Gin md money I can't remem- ont ci fal flood are lings cls city the wa streets w rivers AT ing two and rington this for ly lsolated exce munication, The out of the city we railroad traffi tied up = Waterville ters had st forenoor los POISONER - SENT TO - PRISON N. Y. Woman Pleads ushand South Horicon Guilty 1o Willing ke G N. ¥ were wars the worst or prison Traflic 1s Suspended Nov, 4 (Pr—The StiTon 10N DY COLD ¥ AsH Ne¢ AL e Ma Phil Avent WOOD IN how fal to from a1 & 34 and T4 wue of it opuratiem west A Monument to Meade ional pers from botl <on_line attended the cere: 'REMUS THREATENS | Comfort for the Hairpin Makers ~ STARTLING STORY Says He Will Injure Some Very High Reputations 4 (UP) Some tions will be | lamaged w00t in an inter- ntimated for the timony he will pre- November 14 on irdering his - wite 1 wshington of a monument to General George on Meade, commander of the victoriou Union Arm attle of Gettysburg. of the General's daughter, Miss Henrietta Meade. INDIVIBUAL TAXES CONSIDERED TODAY Direct Comimunication Between Payer and Treasury Established Black m Turope and 1 the court gov mak should ne 1o cause why h mpt 18 took the under advi nt 1 nee of Blackmer's neys, former Governor of New Yor Nathan L. Miller and George Gor ion Baitie, of New York torneys will be notificd and a the motion in cont of court ion atior zton, Nov. 4 (®) h 0 on time. om zen’s focket hook ANSONIA, SEYMOUR il i the P committee went to th by oday di to adminisirat rey stat ot contact b and the tre late vesterday Federation nal - Wome I exemp! fax payer sury Rusit clubs 1 Factories Closed for singl In the Ansonia, Conn., Nov. 4 Th wtuck river carly this mornin, went ram nd the wate reached its highest point about fou this morning, completel subimerging the tracks of the » York, New Haven & Hartford Rai road Co, Much damage to stoc of various stores along Main stree In somie of the basements the rose to four and five foet. Pur from the various fire houses worke most of the night to get the wate out of the hasements, All trolley traffic bury and New Haven via low clair @ e streer had to be District of Columbia supreme €ourt (weks being under thr ter due to Beaver brook overtlowin its banks. This morning the water flooded the meadows be city and Derby where the tions yards of the New F for this section are located. sions in the Mead school whic wpprals, gener on a ta subjects up o'elock SINCLAIR WARRANT " DRDERED REVOKED was done from First Page) ail i L new th jury er M in 5 Adisce 16 on a charge con- with the 1s Dome naval of Teapot oil by Wed ail « Jus- ven roa who veday mistrial of s rnment had char is att employed 1 by ter in the hasement. Many hill streets were badly dam Several of Shelton's lar frial plants are closed today due 1 water in the Housatonic rive About 30 boats owned by the Shelto Yacht club were loosened from the moorings and only two of them hav been recovered. Basements an store property was flooded by ex retrial conld oy e co wate The 1 Derby of th mpts to estab. and that red e erial gain from a ver- rs had d Court Disappointed rnment for counsel sug al s 1l new 1t som: (ppoints not days. William Kerfe, 1- ploye of the street departinent in leep in a shed on Isl the city Keeps its tools. m. he awakened to find t rrounded by water and in of being carricd away. Holland has the lowest death rat 4.8 per thousand—in Europe, wit Nor and 1 France, with 17 highest. cond Wales third, | thousand, has the ar Collins Girls May Be Sent Back Iiva (left) and tha Collins, said to be relatives of the lat Michael Collins, prominent Irish politician, are held in Detroit charged with illegally entering the country. Black These at BADLY DAMAGED High Waters Flood Stores— w between Water- ided by several hundred chil- indus- an em- s Insct, is a close-up vou 1 he 1 you named ar tor) dr, 2 Anof ! isguor iy him lig n RS, LILLIENDARL * ST FIGHTING (laiims Success in Proving Cwn Innoceiice M, 5 NO 4 (p)— garet Lilliendabl has trial on the cha r n While or Balm br. band, William Lilli tives ployed in h dete have et mpt to groes, ends ¥ing on two r 8 r v the he a attorney and John found 20 saw two speeding on i ced Atalantic witnesses who |- negroes in a m the k The car's tra t. 1o a point 12 City, he said wurder se ¢ls have been miles from W first told had bee roes in and Killed he was driving detee n com blue hus- with d r tted that n had shot wand while she n him near here ¢ At least 40 other o6 Gify in the widow's behalf, lips said. Tler Beach, is jointly Lillisndahl FIVE EARTHQUAKES, two ne will Phil Willis Mrs witne B s neighbor indicted with 1ssifica- n ir e a B ROCH CALIFORNIA (Continued from First Page) cither Road cre lign the 1 the nt out to re- expected - open i a | i “w hours, The valley icific was irhances, route of the Southern varth felt 1ot affected by the though they were Millicent Rogers Soon ! To Marry, Is Belief Now w York, Nov. 4 (@—an indi- cation of the immediate marriage of Millicent Rtoger the former Coun- t Sa -Hoogstracten, to Arturo althy Argentine, oday when it was learned at Mr. and Mrs, A, P T 108 had | booked passage on the steamship Santa F onth Ame 1 he r is schedule 1o sail b ti- Nov. 10, | \gement of the couple 1tly announced but no date as set for Published | today had been | L days ago of the father h 1mok, jsa fo ports members H. Rogers of the bride-clect BANK TELLE Detroit, Mich Walter Hadtke the National Bank rrested @ ARRESTED. 4 (UP) for ing $100 President led the bz Baker said It General Motors' bank. 1 g account the IRcd Cross Comes to Aid of Flood Victims Washin, Nov. 4 (U'I") Red Cross national headquarters today prepared to lend floor relicl to New ngland, i ed help and on, plers in the flooded area werd 1 to report whether they ne Red Cross ficld repr sentatives in Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont and at Boston were ordered to hold themselves ready for relief summons. Officials here went into uss whether a for confer- national flood 1o dis Red Cross appropriation € | Sufterers appeared nec roara-like tresses of Shulfrid has an abundan length ten feet. to the bob-troubled souls of hairpin viakers are the jorgren, of Toronto. Shulfrid ¢ of auburn justification for the claim to the st locks in the world. rom the top of her head to the of the longest strands strewn about her on the floor it is Natural methods, she contends. are best for treating and picserving the hair—Dbe it bobbed or otherwise. Sage-4 27171 NG 2.7171 DIRECT PHONE HARTFORD 3505 'MANY BOATS ANCHORED - ATARTEORD RRE LT All But a Few of the 70 Craft Theie Are Washed Away By Storm. Nov. P —an 70 or more Hartford, 4 but a Loats moot pt out of = ord November raint ed the river 1o wi the flood m | resulted in by Harry B States w tho caught in the br the rest wer after noon and, sater continues to Adams predicts it will, beyond recovery. Connecticut riter spring 1 conditions t heavy rainfall of i | which fell, started the ris river ch climbed 110 mornir At 1 o'clock it was 1 everal thousand dollars’ worth freight on the lower dock of t Hartfor ¢ York Transportatiol |company was ruined it is believed rise they | Ci ity ltems Dine and dar at the Blue Swan Club. Opp. Strand Theater. ery evening.—advt. A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and }\1‘ Fred Hayden of 121 West Main street, Scholarship Bridge, tomorron Burritt hotel, $ ts at door.—advt, s horn at New Hritai hospital today to Mr. an: Mrs. Adolph Burkhardt of 20 Brook streat, | The citizenship classes of th Polish Republican elub will meet ! tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Falcon hall | Miss Ethel Butten, daughter of [ Mr. and Mrs. C. Button of 246 Glen street, is resting comfortably at New Britain General hospital after operation for appendicitis, Leon A. Sprague has pone ¢ Haveriill, Mass where Mrs Sprague is in the Haverhill hospital with typhoid fever. No word has een heard today of Mrs. Sprague’s condition. Mothers, | apiec: an they will not cry. Mr ien has cquipped a children's Jaireutting compartment, with air - and hobby horse at his hair 1 Chureh Parking in 11 car. Phone 4188.—Advt Larkin, Christmas Display, Nov S, 9 and 10, from 2 to 9. Mrs. 1 Forsberg, 25 Chapman St.—Advt, John Luby of 744 East street lad the nail removed from the fourt finger of his right hand at New Britain General hospital today. [l returned to his home immediately | afterwards. r your llen & o, Rug Sale A Few Examples. of the Many Specials On Sale This Money-Saving Week Seamless Axminster Rugs $24.95 Size 9x12 feet. e 24x48 inches Regularly priced $39.75. Neponset t. Runners $1.49 Size 3x9 feet Oval Braided Rugs $2:25 | e 24x36 inches. Congoleum Rugs Size 18x36 inches Cocoa Door Mais $1.00 Size 16x27 inches. 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