New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1927, Page 4

VA ——— Meet Me At I his first wife three years ago and |last season. Daly s surely out of BoEQ: i fhats | OMeisterknecht considered his| The loss of Daly will be & severe | Twenty-one per cent of meals pl’lSIl]g SGCl‘C[S NEW]NGTON H' S' UNIT \} i’mr‘n‘lg sald. eaten by Americans are outside of 4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ymarried again in Cleveland about 18 | the Boston university game on Sat- The inventor's elghteen.year-old | thelr homes. 1 huar ng and Chang Tsung-| adva ially in view of the months ago. Friends quoted Mei- | urday, and at the present it appears has order R | brother-in-law’s opposition uamrea- | blow to the Purple. | = | ; . 5 % | SHLL TO BE AGTED 0"\ = {son dled during the summer from | Philadelphia 3 ', A e Highlands, N. J.. Nov. 15 (#—An | infantile paralysis. | odish woman of anci Al : 4 . investigation jgtarted when shots Mrs. Sophie Melsterknecht, the in- | the eq ¢ > mod Committee Has Yet To Appear Be- | yere heard over the telephone led | ventor's widow was held under $10,- to beaut . 2700 fore Sclectmen With Request | (013Y to somech for a brother-in-law | 000 bond, and Parker, John Stasser, | ns of | Tk P o s losses in the prowince sterknecht as saying that Schrefber | very doubtful that he wiil be ready | | disappraved his sister's marriage be- | for Boston college the following vernacular press re- | cause of the divorce. weel. AR | . ments to the southe: | H | ble and threatened to have him | Recent Excavations Reveal Sur- e Lower o JOSL K. 0, St an Smmmer s hn e 5 a mentally unbalanced person, these Summons Help of Herbert O. Melsterknecht, Ger- | Parker's companion, and Olde under born inventor and described as [$5,000 bonds, all as materfal wit- For Appropriation m i " . |a former American naval officor, nesses Melsterknecht s reported to Where smart Style meets Moderate Price o officlal | wno was slain at the telephone in have sald that after deserting the | his work shop. | German army he was commissioned | ek ’ 215 Mai e sch ar Sounds that P. J. Olde, & lawyer, |2 lleutenant commander in the | C 2 heard in Elizabeth, fifteen miles | United States navy and commanded | aln tre et i school. Whe COM- !4 way, carried first intimation of the |a destroyer during the World War. | ld - 7 . That co Again Jordan’s Sc bt i was cound ettt Ume B e e o | UNDEFEATED REGORD 5 : | room in the | University of Georgia Has Also Bl.'s(‘ d .. M 5 house...does Value-Giving Triumph A New Shipment of— ter before it was found at ths take the mat- @ thud. the selectmen and ask| Olde telophoned the police and prove of an appropriation | Dr. J. H. Rowland, mayor of High- building. The |lands, found Melsterknecht's body st the finance|slumped by the telephone. There g and vote| were three bullets In the back and | i o Pee L (8 TTERE B At the same time | one in the skull. Police found six | o oY Of _ 1 will ask for an ap- | shells of .38 calibre on the floor |P2rade of undefeated football teams) College Teams, New York, Nov. 15 (A—The Uni- | til the project had been presented | heard five shots. The recelver Defensive Marks in Group of Nine : ? it worry you! | crashed against a wall. ' Then came Let us advise you—Free have an added lus “The reason Fgypt passed o 1 was ! ticipate in sports like th girl. Almost her eptire day w, pur- | near the doorway. Irving Parkeg, a lobsterman, sald that a man who walked from the workshop vesterday after the shoot- ing had handed him a card bearing > | the name of Alex Schreiber and a but has the best defensive record of any of a group of nine major col- lege elavens in the unbeaten class. | The Georgla bulldogs have ylelded | only 13 points {n seven games, 10 of | these being scored by Yale and the other threc by Alabama Poly. | OLD rooms and high fuel bills C go hand in hand with improp- erorantiquated heating equipment | ifi the home. Whether in old home or new, DRESSES your heating problems deserve | more than guesswork—deserve, in | fact, the attention of men who have made home-heating problems their life work. The world’s largest makers of ~ heating equipment place at your 2 service their 40 years’ experience 7L W7 $ —and all that it has taught them= free. It will pay you to take advag- tage of it. Phone or write R. T\ LUND, 3t Central Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Waterbury 820'.i AMERICAN RADIATOR CO. | Drive out the dampness cupled beautifying herself for ti 001 board 15 | tjaveland address, and said, “I have Pittsburgh's powerful Panthers nt banquets that were t y ip_of Sccretary H. I Dyer|fust shot my, brother-in-law."! \The |are fhie higher scorers of thia select o Woodraft and John H.|man then drove oft in an automo- |group with 249 points in eight | 3 v |bile with another man, Parker said. | games. All, except Georgla, have ¢x- The board has received Informa-| = p;rier added Schrelber had told perienced at least one tie. NANKIN ARMIES jtlon from three sources to the ’ef;‘).;m that Melsterknecht had & wif ‘ | fect that amount _ requested | ng cnjldren in Yonkers, N. Y. should be sufficient o erect the \hon he married Miss Schreiver, nis | Dly May Be Lost | e s | To Holy Cross Football T S'VE e ithar s &;Wfl';”‘";,m,g of the! The lobsterman told of an argu-| Worcester, Mas Nov. 15 (P— : ment Saturday between Meister- | Holy Cross may find itself deprived | | board of selectmen will be held soon order to take up this matter, | Knecht and Schreiber. of the services of Shel Daly for the | “Don't believe anything he says,” 'vest of the year as a result of the ch]flese Nationalists Opel] Dflve‘ Gordon Woods, son of Mrs. Eva|the inventor told Parker. “He Marquette game, in which he suf- | B. Woods of the Center Is in a serl- |isn't all there.” |fered an injury to the same knee | ol Normem GOYeFHmem ous condition at Hartford hospit Meisterknecht was divorced from ' which has been bothering him since | Mrs. E. P. Schmidt has returned | from tford hospital where she | underwent an operation b | She 18 able to be about again. Kor Afternoon Wear, For Street Wear, For I’artiéq nightly For Business and For Sport Wear cial set. 2 dresses e e | S Peking, Nov ot Nankow before Nanking nationalist arm followed a resumption of 1t} Nanking offensive a the north- | ern government of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin and the king troo; have been marching northward Mrs. Charles D nedy Echool of Missions of will be the sp 2] third an< nunal thanl r ceting of the 13" | ladies of the N gton Center Cone Hw ‘l :1‘:\\:: Gy i A O i gregational church which will b ven northern dispatches from |10 Wednesday alfernoon at the | TMsinanfu admit that the Nanking!l°™e ©f Mrs. Jesse L. Stebbi troops have occupicd the town of | Lingswaikwan in the provinee of Anhwei, but claim that the troops | of the northern General Sun Chuan. | Fang repulsed an effort of the Nan- | Dresses so smart in line, made of such beautiful fabrics and with such excellent workman- ship—it is hard to believe they can be marked at such low prices. 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