New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1928, Page 2

2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928 ] GIRL PLANS SHIP COUNCL TERNS EXDiNG 10 SHORE FLIGHT Mildred Johnson Expects to Fly to Germany From Sea Philadalphia g a seaplane with dred Johnson, of Mino: ned to sail from New Y for Bremen on the lumbus in an feasibility of arrying of mail & s Johnson, wh postle of cts to Ke seaplane eit miles fror rom this Y is making the trip t of a m said Mies Johnso xpeeted to gail 1 7 and wonld take o several hundred miles and land at the Battery York city. J8TH TRANSOCEAN TRIP Vincenzo Sbrigho Leaves to Make Another Journey Across Atlanti to Vislt Former Home in Ltaly Vincenzo 8 Italy, starting . He ebastian Sbriglio. After a to ind a visit with relatives, will return to the Uni They expect to be out of th for four months, iglio left today for Sth transatlantic Daughter of Former Premier Wins at Polls London, March 9 (P—As a steg ping stone in her ambition POET MUST HAVE MONEY FOR RENT Nesds $43 or He Will Be Evicted From Home FOR HALF MEMBERSHIP Who Retire Or Who Are Not Reclected Will Ocenpy Seats Wednesday For Last Time © 1erms of one-half of the com- ) will expire who ars New York, March 9 (U James Stutzlen, who is listed in “Who's Who,” as a poet s on the border line of crime. He told « story of an unsuccessful battle with life today while his wife ind two small children shivered in 1 dingy, unheated tenement. “Crime mignt provide a livin he said, “and 1 must ha $43 th nt or be evicted from here five days. Day )—Harry end their next Wednesday Councilmen W. G. Gib- I S Dixon: second ward, Walter L. Falk, and Conn- J. Olson s 0O before patriot, yesterday 1 was Today 1 am a Bols ow—well, who know e of window panes may mean life of Stutzlen’s week-old haby. He pointed to a gaping hol int 1ss through which the wi That fixed,” the poct said, “but how? For six weeks I nave begged the landlord to vepair cuest director | that window. That's why 1 ocieties 10 him and that's why I was hauled the Now Eng- court. And 1 Lhaven't money to in Bos @ pane. L. Krzy Listrat director of | Stutzlen to pay his rent within ti of the 'St days or he thrown into the stroct that city. This The poet served en the public it won the interna- nation committer at Washington Symphony hall for i the World War, refusin Leh time Win- | aecept money triotic ve roof com-: He was edn Unive v and more [ of Pennsylvanis . At the last international | Faweett School of Design, the mpliony on ' N, J Birthda choir| Anm his hooks are with the first prize by Leaves,' “They Shall Not F Lvelyn Byrd of { “Sharp Hits From A Busy The cloir _ Invited to Direct Choir At Symphony Hall Meet must be Abrams has o tic flying fams FLYING AT YALE aduates Will Be Given an om competition next yrar because of its three-tin victory pear as a guest all honor for Mr. invited as guest di- | Und ctor by this ati ind can only Opportunity to Learn How to Be- German “Bomb Expert” Freed by Mexicans ; Moxico City, March 9 (®P—Max slun, described as German en- and bomb expert who was cd with a priest on the ¢ come Aviators, New Haven, March 8 (P—1 eraduates of Yale will be g op portunity to learn to fly through a combination of ground studies and instructions aloft in planes. The ot plotiing to kill President Calles | courses in commercial air transpor- A General Obregon, wag released | tatior in air craft motors epon- e succeeded in establish- the Acronautical so- 2 his innoce d said that Gen- | cicty b and from time 10 eral Lober z. chiet of police, (ime th Wad ordered the veturn of chemicals scized at his home by poli these peing used for experimental The district court granted an am- | aro or injunction to the priest sorio Leyva, ordering the police not to deport him to the Islas Ma penal settlement pending an iny How Often Should Bobbed Hair be Shampooed ? As often as a man’ come a member of parliar s Ishbel Macdonald is to TART CONGO BLIGHT member of the common council of 5 s, March 9.—(UP)—T London. flyers took off this m Returns_compiled today o Oran, Algeria, on the first municipal . election of 1oz of a flight from Belgium to the showed that the dan form . They expeet make tl Premier James Ra don: he three fliers had been clected socialist 1 Wuersin repre: tive of Poplar by a | majority. Miss Macdonald, who acted as hostess for her father dur ing his tenancy of 10 Dow Street as head of the labor g ment, is understood to desi tain eventually a scat in of commons The attempt of the socialists to capture cipal rnmen v failed turns todas of the toal seats of the council showed in ficant cl hd made it that the rates would control. 161 MAIN ST. N. 8, Gevernor Bu Concord, N. H The famous Fdge Thomas Jefferson by G mysteriously missi i hibition at the B galleries New York, now the dence of rx-G int here, it The portrait from Iran: i) For a clean refrigerator When vou use Oakite, B I‘,‘l your relrige i white kitchen cab and work table only become spotlcss, but are <afely gienically cl At your grocer’s. CROCHETS SPRING UL MATRON JALLY ! hion show & wll find here. The styles me new cap effoet regular | 1 embioid @@re:0i0i@ici0ios COM! COLORINGS, imed models | belting and velvet ribbon trims. + 15, abput once a week. Usea good p to banish germs with the di pine tag 1 Packer’s Tar 1 standard shampoo soap for ntiseptic. Use two rinse thoroughly with Kot water. Ma sage, too, is helpful. You can g Packer's at any good drug or depart- ment store, . PEDALINES, NED. IN THE FOR THE BOBBED AND THE RICED AT 1 economy Di'ic that's 1 of are all represented ug cloches, eyebrow hats, ir- .. angora and applique | nouncements of opportunity for stu- | dents to go aloft. ! The lecturo courses will Mason laboratory and cover block walling, aerial navigation, landing 1and loading methods, airports, radio ! communication and expense prob- lems | The motor courses will give work- ing knowledge of the mechanics of planes. Trips will be made to sev- eral plane plants. For planes will come from Brainard Field, Hartford to the flying ficld at Bethany near- I'by for sake of convenience. 70 Year Old Doctor to [Marry 26 Year Old Woman | March 9 Herald today A. Dixon, physician BT said fhat ¥ year old 1 marry Mile. E herese Fehner, as the outcome of a romance began over French lessons taughi by Mlle, Ieh- ner Dr. Dixon physician to the late: J u and was at the when he died in in 1915, Mile. Fehner is the danghter of a professor at the Sor- boune. The engagement will be an- nounced formally on Sunday POLISH JUNIOR LEAGUE BALL Preparations for the annual ball of the Polish Junior League club of this city, which will e baster Monday at the ity Women's club are y. The committ: is composed of wziclewsl), chairman; Helen Rup, Celia Michalowski, Helen Sy- molon, Yadge Chotkowski and ) Meskosky., The cvent will be the | hig t of Polish social scason of Hartford connty and invitations are already being sent out. 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