New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1928, Page 11

Second Section LANG BOUND OVER CoLLece PRESIDENTS T0 SUPERIOR COURT Recused of Setting Fire to New- ington Constables Honse gton March ston SRR rios a8 msht pro f the Peace | «f Hart o suy sessi wn court J oy Welles, Lang police sy ught of M by Sarnnel Harpe Walsh 1old The former minntes the hall Min ppears BRid no'n anstal morni vas called by his Stotzer, to evidence of to the altercation of the Attempts to s house. Walsh re previons evening ith the state police. Officer Eukers vas dataiied to invetsigate the case The officer found that the alleged Rriev evidently from the fact that several mon o, Walsh rrosied Mrs Keeping an unlicensed d as hned aid afterward had not fire 1led 1he ind connnunicated nee ose in court 1 on March echnical charge peace was placed at the state po- i it is t he had vvmumpd to set leaving ’w!n morning < home whera he hreach of zainst hin confrssed, a 1o the h Harper al he went to Walsl made a “plant en the north and west sides of the house. 1In his dazed condition, he decided fo put these out and set an- dorner of the home, the southeast When he went atlier a amas | ney Wilson e ‘Commerce (ommi ARE HONORED BY YALE Dorms Named After Wheelock of Partmouth and Dickenson of Princeton. New Haven March (UP)~—The | memery of two Yale graduates of the | {1sth century—first presidents of Princeton and Dartmouth—has heen honored by maming two dormitories | after them, President James Row- land Angell announced today. The new buildings. built by & be- quest of the late Robert M. Judson | of Bridgeport, will be known as; Dickenson and Wheelock halls in memory of Jonathan Dickenson, | 1706, and Elegzer Wheelock, 1733. | Dickenson was one of the founde % 'of the College of New Jersey which | ame Princeton University. The Yale of jis day was located at Clin- | ton and had 20 pupils. Wheelock. who was born at Wind- ham, entered the educational ficld to tutor Indian hoys. With a fund do- nated by King George 11T and the Tiarl of Dartmonth, he established the college at Hanover. The n- i in Wheelock's first school walked 100 miles to Hanover on s W. U, Tclcglaph Washington, March " — Troperty of the Western Union elegraph company located Within the United States was tentatively valued today by the interstate com- merce commission as of June, 1210, at $54.003.384, The companmy's cap ation same date and s bhook invest- $155.450.113 commission's total j any reference to Apprais on the s \:qh)qi.n-, excluded wub marine cable system of the Western Union which 15 located outsidy United States and conscquently is without 1l commission’s jurisdiction, The ation figure applied to the miles of main telegraph land which the company ated in 1919, Opportunity to test the figures will he given Western Union and any other puh- lie interest affected before the fig- The company, of continental val- 132,- hine oper- pro- the on fures are made final. CHIEY KILLED. Mexico City, March . paiches from Zamora today said the Chieftain Tgnacio Robles and ecight Dis- linsurgent followers were killed and | La Gunil * of leaves and twigs | he | went 1o sleep in a chair and woke up | the next dry grass in his hand £0 to work I'riday Judge Welle nd hound Lang over in $300 bonds June term of the superior and Juror Harold G. Lu- suted the case. to the canrt. ( ACHIEVEMENT ABS MEET I'he Bilue Bell and Achievement Dew Drop Junior oint annual mecting of the | club was held and a morning with & cluimp of | He did not | found probahle cause | | | pleasant party enjoyed at the home | 240 South Main Mrs. Kjos the of Mrs. E. E. Kjos, last night. leader of the Minnie Nesta is the leader of the Dew Drop club. Refreshments were served. Oria and Jean Gagner offer- ed vocal entertainment, appearing in costume suited to their roles. The street, Blur Bell club, while | old officers of both of the clubs were | elected to serve another year. two federal . near Tinguinda, state of Michoacan {schulz, 111 Church St ladvt. wounded in a clash at' City Items Tune in on WTIC at 8 o'clock.' Hear Sciberling Singers. Come in and we'll tell you about a year's protection on Seiberling cord tires. Rackliffe Oil Co.—adyr. Nash Suits (Ryan) Phone 2809.— Advt. | For plenty of Hot Water at the turn of the faucer see A. R. Hau-| Tel. 4420— | { | A son was horn a: General hospital today Mrs. John Janaites of street. New Britain to Mr. 30 Magnolia The Military Order of Lizards will || entertain members and friends Wed- | nesday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock | at the state armory Chester A. and Rose E Maben (3 and || I sold today through the Camp Real| 3% state company property at 72 Glen || to Virgilio Mirando 9 street, A daughter was horn last night at the Hartford hospital to Mr. and || Mre David H. Malmteldt of 262! Maple street | The police ware notified today of the suspension of the operator's n cense of Walter of Grove strect, and suspension of )\w\ right to operate in the ease of John | Peck of § Connerton street. Anthony Paonessa of 1053 Stanley stroet complained to the police “‘ 3:50 1ast evening that a deg ewned by the Kukish family of 56 Sexton street bit him on the leg whila he was in a ya 22 Saxton street Gryzenia Police Hunt Youthful Gas Station Bandits Haven Conn March Peolice <ought two youthfu today who last night at- ked a filing station attendant ere and ecscaped with $75 from a ash register, An all night search with few clues revealed no trace of the young crim- | als and it was believed they had ed the county Charles Munsen night manager of the station. was recovering today from a deep gash over the left eve, inflicted by a blunt instrument in the hands of one of his assailants. He could give but a | sketehy description of his attackers, The youths accomplished the rob- bery by pretending to buy gasoline When he opened the cash register for change, Munson said, he was at- tacked from behind. After a strug- gle, during which one of the bandits seized the contents of the till, they cscaped Munson said e last saw them dis- appear in the direction of Yale Bowl Weer R andirs or Fair Haven, THE PURE OIL Wize Smith £ HARTFORD Wall _Paper and Paints Announcing With every room of wall paper amount- ing to $3.00 or over. 2 Ihs. of Paste and a Paste Brush FREE! £1.50 FLOO er Gallon VARNISH $3.49 colors and $2.89 PAINTS white Per Gallon in all Our Spring Campalgn For Cheerful Homes By doing vour redecorating now before the April rush pecial Prices on New Sprmg Wall Paper 10c grade .. 20 grade .. 30e grade .. ¢ grade .. 45¢ grade . 6(oc grade 75¢ arade . 31 to $1.50 grade . . per roll roll roll roll roll per roll . per roll 69¢ to $1.50 VARNISH sTAINS G $3.49 Gallon ART GLO Brushing Lacquer aon $1.59 Quart roll 7t5¢ vou will save money. FREE! With every gallon of paint or varnish. A Three- Inch Brush FREE! NERAL 14 18¢ 25¢ 35¢ 19¢ 39¢ 98¢ 832! Al A\H\ Per Oallmx PURPOSE $2.25 LIQUID WAX $1.00 Per Quart OO O S <X HEBES: Lo 5 Voile Boudoir Pillows All made up with shirring and lace edge. All the popular shades. designs. For Wednesday ! D : Stamped to em- broidery with simple dainty Only 39¢ Great List of WEAHVER These Are Not ORDINARY Aluminum | Pans | But Genmuine “Wear- ] TRADE MARK Aluminum Sauce Pans es at a Big Money Saving Made of el heavy Lhard thick aluminum. the tightly rolled 1ds strength Strong rivets are on tf to stay The ave 5 net have enough pans Here's your chance to get & real supply at a hig money saving. Sizes are and 2 quarts Coiny Regularly $2.3 Fxtra Special $l 35 (3 covers to mateh extra) § edge a aust right, 1. 112 OUR FAMOLUS WEHDNESDAY Food Specials “Bean Hole™ BARED PORK and BEANS Packed in halves lLarge can . “Connecticut Valley” SUCCOTASH Corn and Green Lima 2..29¢ Van Camp's and Carnation MILK The tall 16-07 3 25° cans Sugar Reans Large can A Special Wednesday Sale of Galvanized Pails Made of good weight gal- vanized iron with strong bail S 15¢ For Wednesday. a White Bloomer Elastic braided cotton Flas e Washable -inch wide Fon Wednesday. tie—14 vard A WONDERITL VALUE! Women's Knitted Vests FOR WEDNESDAY lzzc LY . 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For home hospital use HiaDC cial for Wed seven-Lighths Length Sport Socks I'or Roys and Girls Irregulars of a 39 number. zood assortment loc f colors. Pair . Wi codar from dust 79¢ DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928 EW BRITAIN HERALD [~ "-~] EW BRITAI A You Can Save Maney Wednes- day On These Righ Grade Aluminum Sauce Pots Made of good weight aluminum high side § | E antiful colonial pattern two strong riveted on.-—- 10 quart. For 89c¢ polished Size 6, & and Wedne Your Choice NOWHERE'! GET VALUE PERFUME—FREF Buy a £1.00 Box of Coty’s Face Powder TOMORROW CAN TOU COTY'S AT . imported Perfur $1.50 worth for fc Odors, — Only S i Opening Sale v OO e Finest Grown Easter Lili Tall graceful lovely plants with perfect blossoms. 2 5 c per blossom or bud c al o0 FOR WEDNE Si20s 36 to 46 Regulation Hoorver sces made of standard grade in blue, pink and trimmed with white.] Limit—2 dresses to a customer. DAY ONLY style n hanevdew AAAAAANANANAANNARD Selling Them At Actual Cost! 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Early Spring Offerings Fight Hundred Pairs of ¥Full Fashioned Silk Hose WEDNESDAY 89c g S irreguiars o £150 hose supply of thes FOR ONLY Foth el service and Tvc Reglistered Pharmacsse rons Children's Sport Sweaters ort Sweatera— in lovely colors 24 to 82 69¢ Another 1ot of These Heary Maromm Crib Sheets WEDNESDAY 33C heavy oR ONLY y“. tterns Sizes Tx36 hei iy cdnesday colored maroon “heeting. Gay Springtime Cretonnes 32-inch Cretonnes of good qual- i1y, I new Spring patterns and colorings. Flowers, pirds and conventional d Ior Wed- LIKE THIS 69¢c S0c mize 1’Origan and Parie one to a customer. bottic of Coty's You get vard “Moire" Fountain Syringe 1 rubber, 2 Seamless R Mad Co. 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