New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1928, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN of thy children in ir | see DAILY HE CRALD, FRIDAY, AFRIL City Items This Easter we have the largest and most beautiful - assortment of potted plants and cut flowers at lowest prices. Open evenings. Visi- tors welcome. | 1163 Stanley St. Tel. 3826-2.—advt. William McCue, a student at Georgetown college, is spending the | holidays with his parents, Detective | Sergeant and Mrs, W. P. McCue of ! Lincoln strect. Grand Masquerade at Odd Fellows' ! Hall, Saturday. April 7th, Prizes for |best and mest comical | Charlestonians orchestra.—advt, | George Henninger, aged 8, of 104 | Lasalle street, who was painfully in- jured by being run_down by an automobile Wednesda® night, was reported resting comfortably at New Britain General hospital today. X-ray pictures failed to disclose any frac- jthres and the boy's recovery is an- ticipated. Nash Suits, McCybe. advt, A daughter was born at New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Zaya Oshana of 335 ¥¥gh street. Make your appointment for your Permanent Waves. Stott's Beauty Parlor, new Commercial Bldg.—advt. A son was born at New Britain General hospital today to Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Martin H. Horwitz of 25 Hatch strect. Mrs. William Prelsser of 544 Ed- dy-Glover boulevard is critically ill at_her home, Wililam Watson, a student at Dartmouth ,is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Watson of Lincoln strect, For plenty of Hot Water at the turn of the faucet see A. R. Hauschulz, 111 Church street. Tel. 4420.—oavt. Joseph Jakobosk! of 714 street reported to the loss of his bicyele from Washington place. Ladies of Advent church hold a food and apron sale Saturday, April Tel. 454— East Flower Greenhouse, | costumes; | police the | | Bage-Allen & Co. Hartford—Direct Wire—3005 Saturday—Sale of Men's White English Broadeloth Fiber Silk Silk Striped Broadcloth SHIRTS 1.98. Fine quality white broadecloth, imported from England, for those who prefer an all-white shirt. Lustrous fiber silks—shirts like these have been $3.98 in our regular stock. Silk striped broadcloth—conservative patterns. Some with separate soft collars, others in neck- band style, or soft collar attached. Cut generously. Sleeves are full length. Care- fully tailored. Sizes 14 to 17 Hartford, Conn., Aril § (UP)—A youthful aviator who confessed his scheme was to cash a bad check and | fly away was held by police here to- | day for New York, New Jersey Georgla authorities. Walter H. Mitchell, check or| 29 was ax--r Irested here late vesterday, and after | a futile attempt to escape in his| penetrate the unexplored polar ice, in the hope of finding the much- talked-of Arctic continent, AGAIN HELD UP Bad Weather Prevents Hop for| Spitzbergen ‘ ‘WOIMS TOINS AGAIN London, April 6.—He was { knight of the brake rod and | slumbers had been rudely disturb- “You can't sleep 7, at the old Commercial Trust bldg. | —advt Men’s Shop—Main Floor Note:—If you cannot come to the store call the Personal Shopper. She will gladly e, Jof RECORD RAT CATCH Dallas, Tex.—With a population of h closely for two years or more, 1| Washingten, April 6 (UP)—The domain over which thou rulest. | bt ! my lite complete, satisfying and full, | Checrfulness and hold the doctrine | enter the door of thy room. - : i would have thought of talking with | Thou t have other inter- | come within thy presence. alleged religious propaganda, has | Circuses Are Chanm’ng vou, their teacher, unto the last| 10. Thou shalt laugh—when it two of our fine girls came to me model of the circus | hame itation, v of trailing letters; when visit- erhaps if T had been older and gt knocked for a loop by a Mr.| 5 Humeor the feclings of thy|for upon all these commandments and that they would have to wait Spirt of 1928, ar off a sawdust | structed to vote for the secretary of | here announced it would work a con- understand why 1 succumbed to the Uit olions baea toen qolainsd, | race, Kentucky's Carl Ben Eielson, plans to keep in iiterwards T began to talk with | other on the head. |and latest advices from Oslo, Nor- en them at least two pam):l\lcl&‘ unwisely made slighting remarks | ances, formed a club which they| oo icense and purcahse an articla | jan explorer, from starting his con- | Fubbing to the “All right, old them, took them to the Turkish de-|yme gt Eimira and . Y. | Alaska, from which Wilkins expeets|man imprisoned for the night made that sometimes I wearily won- | tucky casts 29 votes for Hoover. bout “tomorrow™ which was inter- [less than 57,000 persons, Ellis S ot ese” 1w e v TEACHERS HANDED “THOU SHALT NOTS” confined to these two girls who| jcame to me for help, and to no| FRO others. Tn my mursing work in th M FEDERAL BUREAU OF EDUCATION {school infirmary I had a student to clp me and we worked together| T A | —— lwas alone with her much, and be-|Ten Commandments for achool| 6. Thou shalt not kill one breath cause of the kind of girl that she teachers have been issued by the | of stirring endeavor in the heart was, and the circumstances, 1 was Durcau of education of the interior {of a little child. | tempted more than once to share | department. 7. Thou shalt not suffer any un- Down with her what I was finding made| The commandments abound in|kindness of speech or action to She admitted since this afair that|that an even temperament has| 8. Thou shalt not steal for the Broussa, Turkey, April 6 ® — jover once had I even mentioned ™uch to do With the teacher's abil- | drudgery of many ‘“papers” the Mis Edith Sanderson of Berkeley, |the subject of religion to her, and (% {0 maintain her position and | precious hours that should be given I know that if 1 managed to re- condition of health. 1o recrcation, that thy strength and Calit, central figure in the trial of ) ' KN 5 Dl 5 They are as follows: lappiness may appear unto all that strain myself that much, I never| 5 e & : 5 o = 5 a group of American teachers for s % | schoolroom 9. ‘Thou shalt not bear witness to A e A s R e s‘:fl’)‘;’o;".',“' baiihaiachonlianont, Thou shalt not try to make | too many “schemes of work,” for 5 5 £ el y lof thy children little images, for|much scattered effort is a weariness “inside” story of the closing here T 5 they are a live little bunch, visiting | to the soul and a stumbling block of the American school for girs. | Reports Say Styles in | the wriggling of their captivity upon |to weary fingers. “When Miss Jennie Jillson, direc- | - ; " 5 9 merica, New York, April 6 (UP)—Styles| WCAIY moment of the day; and|rains, and wee, woolly ones muddy foRiof {he ‘achool,imasiin A niarlc RS only 2“":"“1:'",‘“\]0 ]””‘fl' + showing interest and *co-operation | the floor, when it blows and doors 5 IR 5 i o an give the: ea- | bang, when little angels conceal e . e v rely solely upon giraffes, | UNto those who can give them rea 120 ; e il L S R Gl e e e e e | their wings and wriggle, when Toni- reading the New slam : 3 ream the | my spills ink and M flops a some time and that they would be STt n Al B I e et e e ey il imot moinl ihee fta 5o ook asbei et o e iy poseihle,t Al Sanderson & to keep the crowd in an uproar, SPect if thou screamiest their names | when all small heads have forgot- Vitness the first pe rmance ;| in vain, ten everything you thought they more experienced, I might have ‘Vitness the first p rformance of the | : 24D, i . e | v 11 Told them that T was sorry but that |56ason at Madison Square Garden. . Remember the last day of the e : p ) Phate i6ne tiavises a My ey | week to keep it happ And agaln T say unto you, laugh, it was impossible for me to talk to| There one may sce a Mr. Tooney ool g them on religious matters b?““;,“ Dempsar, said Mr. Tooney remaining | children that thelr good will may ' hang all the law and the profits in of the government's not desiring it |} v\ oonid) eor more than ten seconds | speak well for thee in the Mittlel thy schoolroom, and then getting up to win a decision | until they had graduated from the |pon ey o fP | school, some four years later. T|"myio’ o0 "ona" may “The | vention will go to Kansas City fn-| The United States signal service . shall not try either to accuse or ! ustify myself in the trial here, runway —on a breath-taking flight | commerce “and by all means that|tinuous shift, listening- for KDZ. @Those who know me well Willjynilo the pilot drops ackerel into |are fair and honorable, to work for | Wilking' call, on $5.1 meters, a0 that X |tnenouth ol Golatn Sk e el o= it no mination o) iong ns e nass | nhvisvosn he eenas out wilivet s temptation, if temptation it was. In | phant. : may be before the convention.” |lost. ‘he fall when achool started, I re-| All the best features of the old- | Gio 1o e Hoover's name. he with- | _The cxplorer. with his pilot, Licut. solved to try to keep from talking | drawn from the 10 these girls about_religious mat- however. Al the birds and the | fen M IR TIER CSRERER R O B O Y frequent ters. For some tme I refrained, but |beasts are there; = Lillian Lettzel, | (060 00 WOUT (BE BE | messages while in the air. ‘queen of the air.” goes through her | he aviators are faced by none hem when they came to me. Miss | maneuvers and clowns swat one an- too favorable weather. Alaska was Jillson was not cognizant of this 3 swept by a snow storm yesterday, unthl it came to a head recently. | _— | During this time Lucille Day had | Fljer, Also Bad Check 1 were that conditions around 2150 talked with these girls and had |~ yar 2 s | | Spitzbergen were bad. Worker, Held in Hartford The explorers are attempting to “Like many foolish ‘teen-age children, these girls, Sentha and Madalet. kept diarfes, and unwisely advertised the fact that they wrote | secrets therein. One of them also about things Turkish. | “A group of girls, motivated we hink by what they thought to be L 3 vatrfotism, plus the desire to pay "'“"{" “:’"(:‘;SMt:’“"(l":‘::(! i l""“l"‘"d- Alaska, April 6 "7]’ ~—|ed by the gruft 2 it4] eriev. | PASSINE in the hree ates. 18| Cloudy weather over the Arctic kept | i ” back some little personal griev | method, he said, was to display his| Captain George H. Wilkins, Austral a policeman. A Drowsily ; | his eyes, he said called the “'“"“a‘""‘(k"“; g “'""]“" | with a check larger than the amount | templated 2,100 mile fiight over the | COPPET. chappie, for & chance to make known to the |of the purchase. He would take the | top of the world yesterday. This| Put how about my mate in’ there? authotitles what they considered & |ojonge in cash, he explained, and|was stance of a message re- | the copper dived into the shed. \'TORE going on in the £chool. They | gy on to new torritory. ate last night from Point | The tramp dived out, slammed the larned about the diaries, stolo| ypiienell contessed having served |Larrow, the most northerly tip of |d0or, bolted it and left the police. ‘mmmev:;; t;( edufation,] ‘n?dl (;hu.y Pl e | to make his flight to Spitzhergen in | When he né-m lis way to seck him began e inspection which Ile to | ern hemisphere lanother bed. the closing o the school and our | K€Ntucky Has Cast 29 y Tedio il samis dimansii] = trial. Votes for Sec. Hoover vy sy, and much of nis m. “So many accusations have heen| TLoulsville, Ky.. April 6 (#—Ken ge was lost, He said something der whether there was any desirc| Republicans of the blue gra or effort on my part to influence [state have no second cholce for 17, prob- in onc month, claimed to be a record other girls in a direct Christian |their party's presidential nomince. | way, but theére is one fact which |Thelr delegates to the national con- | c |catch for anti-rat campaigns. The | work cost the county only $217.50 try to get away this mo; ably between § and 9 o'clock, P c time, WITH APPROPRIATE SUGGESTIONS FOR YOU TO ENJOY IT ALL THE MORE FROM YOUR BIG MARKI J ¥ ST AND MOST COMPL Easter Greetings THE MoHICAN Ma th GOBEL'S BEST SMOKED Hams Ib. 23¢ WHIPPED CREAM Cakes Ea. 40c ARMOUR'S BEST 8 TO 12-LB, STAR HAMS .. . Ib. 25¢ Fresh Eggs 3 doz. 95¢ EXTRA FANCY SELECTED LEAN FRESH—RIGHT SIZE 9TO 11 A. M. | LEAN LIGHT STRIPS SHOULDERS .... Ib. 14c PORK LOINS VEAL .... Ib.18c FOWL ... Ib. 30c MB ... Ib. 38 <. Ib 30c MEATY LEGS FRICASSEER GOLDEN WEST FOWL . 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