New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1928, Page 9

Broi /o . Lresent for the aster Parade COATS aend FROCKS, Mail Orders Filled Copies of Captivating Imports Simplici Preferred by Showing a wide range —superlatively tailored -of and new style treatments. plain models with cleverly | $25.00 Berlin News WOMAN PASTOR TO LEAVE E. BERLIN Rev. May B. Lord Decides ¢ Go Elsewbers | 5 INVITED T0 REMAIY' 0 — Worthington Community Association | To Alold First Meeting—Services At St. Paul's Church Tomorrow—| Missionary Soclcty Meeting. This month Rev. May B. Lord| completes her fith year as pastor| ot the Kensington Methodist church. | Notwithstanding an earnest invita- tion on the part of the church for! her to continue another vear, Miss| Lord goes at Conference time to an- other field of labor. During these, years the church attendance has doubled three times. Mid-we prayer services number about 20, one-fifth the membership of the church. A_very active W. H. M. 8. has been organized, also the Queen Esther Circle, Girls' Sewing club, Boys' club, “Willing Workers™” cir- cle and the “Mothers' Jewel” band. During these five years the church has expended for repairs and im- provements $3999; for benevolence. $4598 and each year for Conference apportionments the church was tax- 1 between two and three hundred dollars. For a small church it de- serves great credit for the noble| way In which it t8 sceking to help in the Kingdom work. | As the pastor leaves, she thanks; the church heartily for its hearty! cooperation during her pas'oratc‘ here, ! Community Association | The first meeting of the Worth-| ington Community association will! be held in the Worthington Com- | munity center on April 10th. There, will be a short business meeting preceding the usual party. Some im-| portant matters will be brought up for discussion and vote at that time. | Among the matters to be discussed ! will be: Purchase of a modern phonograph having loud volume for! dancing purpos appropriation of | money for repairs to the hall and! the question of renting the hall to} persons outside of the Worthington first district. Tt 18 ynderstood that there has been considerable objection from some of the members to renting the IigHl to outsiders and it is hoped that those objecting will be present to tell thelr views and participate in the voting. At the time of the meeting the results of the membership drive will be announced. Following the mecting games will be enjoyed. Miss Grace 8mith is in charge of the social part of the pro- gram and a good time is in store for those who participate. Following the games refreshments will be served | To All ty in Coats the Very Smart of many Paris-inspired creations every fashionable fabric—color Collars furred, cuffs furred or arranged throws and novelty tuckings, Featuring unusual values' © $95.00 fand dancing enjoyed. Music will be ".\( ¥ 8, Mr. and Mrs. W, furnished by one of the newost elec- ' tric phonographs, Regular Meeting The regular meeting of the Mis- slonary society of the Kensington Congregational church will be held at the home of Mrs. S. M. Cowles on April 13 at 2:45 o'clock. Easter Saturday Devotions Easter Saturday mass will be cele- brated at §t. Paul's church tomorrow morning at § o'clock. v, John C. Brennan will officiate and will be assisted by Rev. Thomas Drennan. Easter water will be blessed during the mass. Confessions will be heard in the evening. Expected Home Tomorrow | | | OfMcials of the Carbo Brick com- (! pany stated this morning that John Carbo, owner of the company, I8 ex- pected to arrive home from N Yotk sometime tomorrow. Mr. Carbo | hasspent the winter mounths touring through the citles in Italy and visit- ing his relations. He led for United States on reh 25, Officials of the brick company are awaiting his arrival so that. summer opera- tions at the yard can be started at once. , Shower Given Miss Peterson A meeting of the auxiliary, N. A L. C., was held last evening at the home of Mrs. George Clark of Kens. Au | | ington. Tollowing®he meeting a | shower was tendered the treasurer, | Miss Mildred L. Peterson, whose | engagement to Raymonr Benke was recently announced. Interesting Jtems James Hart is spending the East- er holidays with his parents in | Kensington. He is a student at| Brown. | Claude Stevens, Jr.. is visiting his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ste- vens, of Kensington during the Fast- er holidays. He is a student at Dartmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKeon and Catherine McKeon arc spending the week-end in New York City with friends. Jomeph Kane, James Mc Queeney Joseph Mc Cormick and A. Kingo' lett this morning to spend the week- end at Deep river. I'red Reindel left this week on an automobile trip to P’hilidelphia | where he will remain for a few months. H A. Holmquist of the Berlin Auto | Sales company is spending this week | in Detroit, Mich,, where he is stud- | ing the new fords at the Iord | plant, i Meeting Postponed | Mecting of the school board andf the American legion post scheduled for this evening has been postponed | on account of Good day. ! Quiet Observance i Good Friday was quictly observed by the residents today, many of the people attending the special services | held in all the churches, Men took the opportunity to clean wup their yards and many of the women start- ed their spring house cleaning. There were an unusual number of | grass fires in Kensington by resi- dents who were burning the dead grass on_their, property. large number of people took the oppor- tunity offered by the Leautiful w ther to go touring. To Open Monday The Prentice Manufacturing come pany closed down last cvening for the week-end and will resume oper- ations on Monday morning. East Berlin ltems A Good Friday service will be held at St. Gabriel's Episcopal church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. An- nouncement relative to the Sunday {program will be made at this time. The Methodist church choir will hold a rehearsal this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church. This will be the final rehearsal of Easteg music. The prograin commitiees for fu- {ture meetings of the Community club have been appointed and are as follows April 18, Minnic Kahms, Fritz Kahms, Mrs. Louis Bittner and William E. Elton; April 25, Doro- A. E. F. Barber Shop Patsy Sisti ugenhime, Mrs. R. Comfort, J. Willet, Philo Dutton: May 2 IMrs. John Fronk. Mre. R. Cielke, Mrs. H. Radune, Mrs. A. Bourgeois; " Jah Al NEV I Plainville News MACLEOD ELECTED 10 HEAD C. OF C. Succeeds Heary Trambull, Who| Retires After Two Terms tH 5. SENIOR HONORS 1T, | | | | | | | | Class Announced—Alarm, Smoke, But No Fire—George W. Whit Dead—I'uplls Debate—Bricfs, Anson A. MacLeod was clected | president of the Plainville Chamber | {0t Commerce at the unnual 1 | of that organization "“S‘ held last eve-| ning in its rooms on Picrce strect. | Mr. MacLeod has been vice-presi-| dent of the chamber for the pas itwo years, and has scrved on numer- | ous committees, and has been other- wise active in the activitics of th | association. | His wclevation to the presider was accomplished despite uing | reluctance upon his own part. T} ‘modesty was the only opposition authority in Plainville, Lenry §. Washb | vicB-president. George A. | reelected secretary-treasurer an now entering his third term as ho!d combined offices, of his position as cx- resident, Mr. Trumbr ccomes 2 member of directors for a ty ven other directors rn virtue i -y Mrs. P. Farrell, Carl Lund; ) e Mildred Harrington, Mrs. H. asimilar period, these t Mrs. E . Alice McCorkle; | Ing Harry O. Rex, Leon C. Staples, May 23, I. Root, Mr. and | Frederick L. Benzon. Stanley s Mrs. John Demore, Miss Gertrude [Gwillim, Joscph T. McCarthy, Pur- North; May 30, Decoration Day; |ton H. Phelps, and William B. Vin- June 6, Katherine Twomey, Mills|cent. With the exception of My, | Griswold, Mrs. Fred Griswold, | Phelps, these are all new men to the | Gerald Footit; June 13, James|dircctorate. They will serve with o | Trevethan, Mrs. James Trevethan, |like number chosen last year. | Mr, and Mrs, R. Chapman: June 20, Chairman Lewis L. Brastow of Mr.and Mrs. G, E. Dalbey, Mr. and the town display commitice report- Mrs. red Clough; Jun: nd | ed that roup had Mrs. William Brown, Mr. and Mrs. [upon a plan which it be George Pollard; July 4, Independ-|boe sat ctory to the townspeople. | ence Day; 11, Mr. and Mrs. | Models of the proposed display will Wallace Mrs. Wilhelmina |be on view at the chamber's annnal Kelsey, Herbert 18, M plettstoeszer; July | banquet fn the High school gymna- and Mrs, George Overstrom, | sium next Wednesday night. Mortimer Pollard, Virginia Sugen- | he ¢ hime; July 25, Miss Mabelle Barnes, [ hanquet Miss Winifred Barnes, Mr seorge Demore; Angust Mrs. Lonis Schwartz, Mr. mes McPherson; Archer Walsh, Arthur Law- rence, Jack Walsh, Virginia Walsh; st 15, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wit principal will be overnor John H. Trum- | n veral other local men will sive brief talks, and there will be a {humorous addre perintendent Schools Leon C. Staples will be and toast stor, i ams, Mr. and Mrs. Phil otz | : e gl “11‘\,‘"]‘2‘("n "‘;rp | Senlor Honors Announced Tda Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Royal| FOUr Fitls and one Loy comprise | Morse; AUEust 29, Mrs. Carrle Taws | 1€ 1ONOF puplls of what' will be- | rence, Etta Lawrence, Oscar Benson, | €O 10 June, the first class to Leo Dalbey. The program commit. | §raduate from Plainville high | o arranging the schedules for I. The senfor honor pupils, | the summer season have plannd all | s Machor committees in groups of four and no | are the followir one serving more than once during | PeIDE listed in alphabetical orders | the four months which the schedule | Virginia Conforti, lelen MeKernan, | includes | Helen Ostman. Marjoric Rutland Mrs. Fred Griswold of West Crom. |74 Williim Went T erad- well called npon friends in town yes- V110S-t0-be have the t marks tacdos their class during the enti {¥ears of high school work Robert B. Stevenson returned yes- | ! . e Firemen But No Fire four | terday from Baltimore where hel y = i Mombers of ¢ Plain e flre e~ attended the funeral ot his mother. | MomPer oiiabianuls ted The Wesleyans will meet next nt spent some ften futile s hunting for fire in the house on West Main strect ownes Nick Bellini bu that | an illastrated lecture at Community | [1¢ flan hall on “Sweden” on Monday night , PFOPerly. to @ stove. the talk being illustrated with Llown at 6:40 o'cl Memen entered the Mond social v evening at 8 o'clock in the roems of the Methodist Tt had been planned to hold reh. ¢ discover An c than 100 slides, T) s wil e b ailabe howes for seve pea t there was quite a fire in cks owing fo the demand for | PYOETCss under the flooring of fthe P {~eeond story. Smoke was pouring LK St }m" between the floor hoards and A % "y [the flooring was hot. But when the | Runaway Alligator firemen ripped up the boards '3 . . with Winters in Icy River | Hot Springs, & D. April 6. (@ The rigors of : Hills winter | bhold no terrors for one IMlorida-born ‘ alligator. /| It loft the comfortable tank pro- «PLAINVILLE® vided by Jack Richards, its owner, | Sheni to & 1d &even months in { - Fid | TOM MIX —and one of those months coldest December in record Hills. Not only did the vagrant pet sur- vive. It added ten inches to its 21- ‘THE ARIZON A WILDCAT Never So Many Difierent Kinds of Thrills \TURDAY in the | [ inch length and acquired a decided | Lots Moran walstiine. Vanishing last suamer, | the alligator was not scen until o HOOTER mail carrier found it swimming . THIS about in the river, N DAILY H ynonfll' Pupils in First Graduating | ° |flowers at our miniature g | Branch "N TN , FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1922 «xes they could not find any flames . and for « while they were puzzled. A[]“ITS H KlLLEI] | B l l ” Finally they discovered that the | 1 | risio ews stove pipe has either rotted or loosencd in the chimney and that the smoke, cad of going up the flue, was passing up the partition and spreading out beneath the floor- ing above. School Girls Debate The second debate of the year was RUSSHAX MUSICIAN | Frdinld. ¥, J, Man Conlsses Jolin Durant, are one daughter, Iailey & Co. on Broad street. Inte at was ig West cemetery, Dies in New York | Word has been received here of | death of Mrs. Charlotte Martin, atter- | With S, Gerard olice I Leld at p t the ci rial morning. Cases Continued Casale As xalted Ruler—Supper and Enicrtaiamcoat Follows, MRS, DURANT DIES ATAGE OF NINETY died 30 years nish a small cash bond, he is being | dquarters to await tomorrow Stores, banks, factories, barbershops, the public lbrary, city and profes- sional offices were closed all day and regular holiday hours were ob- served at the post office. services were held in all of the churches of the city and several will Lave devotions this evening. Resigns Post Dana 8. Merriman, since January, 1925, musical director of the Trav- held vesterday afternoon at the to Mupder elers Radlo station at Hartford, has Broad strect school by the girls of | ‘> s resigned his pest to accept a position the scventh grade. The question was | —_— '|' w s , | as assistant to Sigmund Spaeth, man- S Ot T s .\ Terryville Avenue Woman Sar- | ossisar to Siemand spaetn. man- ovable tham summer|poick o1 1 ed last | i . Concerts corporation ot New York S ey T A Yot hanee wos| ¥ived by Four Children |<iy. o v Ivia Benjamin, | county o Killed Ni- AR AN Mr. Merriman, a former resident 4 Dorothy Dunbar| yiin Evinern Ituss violini of this city and son of Edward W. the negative ware | liose body i ¢ FIYE_CAR GARAGE BURNED Merriman of West street, has for a asek, and Dor- | qay it number of years been prominent in ; .\] r]\umyls( \\(‘l}\o — musical circles in Connecticut. In decided that the A iz s his new position he will be - dohiot en won by the nega- y . a_laborer. Firc Department Called To Geidley | - To% FosTon he will he head tiv e - i Strect—Local Man Granted Di-| = Divorce Granted Local Mam mil ar=i tu aht h A divorce was granted yesterda; lelen Sus- | 1 . vorce—Cantata To Be Presented |, jugzc Arthur F. Ells in the st The girls \ bor. T ey e perior court at Hartford yesterday | on both “assic =) to Lloyd C. Boice of ¢4 Wooding sides, encrally admitted ) Mrs. Anna Emory Durant, 90, died | sctreet, this city. Mr. Boice, who that both smnmer and winter sports s morning at the home of her son, | Was represented by Attorney Noble offered mu was enjoyable | 1 E. Durant of Terryville avenue | E. Pierce, testified that one morning ang 1 March 24 1 ollowing & year's illness from in- | in 1818 when departing for work in George ¢ Dead 5 onTes W firmities incident to old age. | Salisbury, he kissed his wife good- George W dies at BiS | poovape ) N Mrs. Durant was born in Amberst, | bYe and has never seen her since, loms, 78 1 | man, tc 1 N. 1L, and as a young child moved | He also stated that his wife, Mary o'clock y Han 1ol i Nerth Brookfield, Mass., where | Hollenbeck Boice, left home the was t the murior t she resided until ten years ago when | Same morning in company with & Rl he came to Bristol, She was a|boarder, taking their two sons with of the North Brookfield | hér. The couple were married in | tha 1 cgational church, Her hus-|New York in 1908 Toses Small Suit A decision in favor of the Coeca- | Cola Bottling company of Hartford {his electioon, for the other m tric vton: three sons, William | to collect the sum of $20.75 from {bers were convinced by h e Louis. Mo, John Du-|tlie Coney Island TLunch of this city { chamber officlal and v Worcester, Mass, and Fred | was rendered yesterday by Judge licar oriiha Blalaniiis on U S of this city: six grandehil-| Herbert A. Ross in the small claims | S o | R “’ vin a bed d three great-grandehildren, | court at Hartford. The amount in lead them during the « SRCOLL 0% LR it his au- 1 I will be held at 0 | question involves an alleged unpaid a : N JEsloaanenong to Runcocas, | o'clock Saturday afternoon at her| bill T T L oo adisilais l[*y-\"'(‘:""- ’:31‘1"‘ fn the diteh residence. Rev. Hubert D.| Garage Fire Trumbull, who retires after 1 : {o: & vuial il b T oo til the course ic | Jones, pastor of the Prospect Metho-| A five car garage owned hy Mrs, i Ereei tl':r ridts % L DGR, R DTS 225 the police said. |dist chureh. will condact the service | Donina Ronzo at 40 Gridley street 150 Tyears e HIEh Haveth e il A2 B 4 whom the men and the body will be taken on Mon- | was partially damaged by fire short- the mos i 'ed“ ;"‘ ’;‘"“"5 o 1_‘:"“‘4" - ",~ cep estranged day to North Brookfield, Mass., for|ly after 8 o'clock last evening and chamber. Many projects for civie|Picrs of Centeal sqiise from her kushand for several years. | interment. [two cars destroyed. A third ear in | betterment have & bR 1 g e Arrested For Drunkenness fhe garage at the time escaped dam- l”‘m‘r‘n;z‘:'v”nl.‘ b -n\;\:(u‘\rrl 2 and ducted by Rev. Leonard 0. | B P E HS,,,A”AT]ON Yiia Saliafier of Main KEsst a8 pis [ erars i e e ko onuhs Ol o P, 0. E. TSTALL! rrested early last evening by Officer | Squad A and Hose Comipantes Nos. IR e e A \Sealalnooh — John McLaughlin on a charge of|j and 2 responded to the still alarm | 4 S DY andavthe undertaking parlors of W. A drunkenness. Being unable to fur-ianq finally subdued the blaze after a hard fight. The loss to the build-~ ing was approximately $400 and to the cars, $1,100, according to & statement made this morning by Chief John H. Hayes. The two cars I ‘v";]r' ulllux qyi ?l\rdnr 1a eer Now Drita The cases of Harry Mastrobuonic | destroyed were owned by Frank Ser- wnl ‘(‘w ensonville BEARAs T "1 and Antonio Onofrio, charged with|ifino and Lorenzo Zerrenzlo. The t not! B of t violation of the liquor law, have|third car was owned by Nelson Pro- lainville funeral was held to- {1y, Wish been continued until next Tuesday | yvost. Ty morning at the request of Attor: Noble E. trobuonie. Union Service G inion Good Friday service of | fia into of- his three Their arrest was m; stant churches will be held { appointe: ur as yestorday noon by Sergeant Henry 7:45 o'clock this evening in th | ehaplain, Harold J 18 in- i and Officers Joseph Strup Advent Christian church, Rev.|per guard and Wil Doyle as and William Thompson follgwing a Charics Cleveland, pastor of the |t placed i iv respec- raid on Harry's Smoke Shop on Cen- | host” church, will be master of ter street. monies. He and the ministers of other offi took their According to the police a quart other collaborating churches il give brief talks on “What the Cross of Christ N ions were as leading knight, O rmed Lord trobuonie’ J med loyal kn Louis W.| trobuonic contends that the HQUOF| T iy cxpected that tonight’s gath- will be music by e hnight. | vas not his and he had no knowl-| erinc \ill be marked by 4 large tian church ehoir 1t Stanley | edge of it’s being in the place. He|anobint of verbal fireworks, One will be taken for chari Gierymski; s v, Richard C.|also denies that samo was taken|faciion for some time advoeated o s.:. ise .~,v.-m:r! Brown; trassurer, Picree: or- from his pocket as the officers &l-|ejther the crection of an addition he obscrvance o ganist, William 11 Bishop and trus- | lcge. will begin with a union sunrise serv- N. Humplrey, William E.| From information available, it ap- z:,‘,‘fo,‘,"z'f:t ;fi?:;::;i:?:,::‘:: ' which will be held at the Advent | nd John . Downes {pears that the place is conducted by | r*\ine Brook on Farmington ave- |¢ i at 7:30 o'clock.| After th o appefizing [Onofrio and his subsequent arrest|y,c mhe pposition to this plan is led i tie is dnvited | Dutch supper wos wler the [was due to the finding by the ofticers | e s preq H. Tallis, who feels that rmons, music | dirction of a ¢ ©d by |Of a number of cases of alleged beer | un " ddeq expense fo the district a mal nature| Louis W. Fo consist- |in the rear yard. this time is preposterous. tura the celebration of theleq of pizs uckles, po sauer-| Both Mastrobuonie and Onofrio| ™ (4 110 October meeting the gath- A pageant entitled “The Ques- | kraut, mashed potatoes with gravy, |arc at liberty under bonds of $1,000] . i 'hacame so unruly that it was * will be given In the Consres | coffee’ and roifee cake. The sauer- |cach found necessary to adjourn it in- ational church at 5 p. m. A cast | krant nship crown | Tuneral of John Muka definitely and it is probable that of 22 porsons will participate, and [was awar name of the| The funeral of John. six vear old |y o iilities will be resumed where o St S hA b anis [zon of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Muka | (0f SR B0 L FEINREC At the Plainville M. F. chugch| 1 Brovidealihy o North Pond street, was held Mrs. Edwina White there will be a special program at | the minstrel troupe, |2t 2 o'clock this afternoon at Bt.) oo pawina White, 47, of 29 the morning serviee, while a_pag- M - ffyamielaus church. Burial was in) prince street, died at 7 o'clock last cant, “The Jlope of the Nation<”| Plogd Uncovers Gold - |M° " osepia cemeteny. evening at the Bristol hospital from will be presented as a portion of the 1. 0. O. F. Meetng evening serviee In California Canyon' 4 Catholic Church Serviee | Tos Angelos, April 6 (P—The ) O- O- Iy will be held at § o'cl Lo i of ‘satcr from the ruined &, (VIS CYCLNE in Stephen Toery hall. Lady of Mcrey at rancis dam which dealt death to| W Naven Principal to speak 0’ tomorrow morning, the tpproximatel; four hundred per- | . Hnes T “'.’ll\r' principal (ll. the o 1 ARGy e New Haven Normal school, will be - g the speaker at the evening session expert for 1 vestigating {to b held in Feder: Hill school S (I of the gold dis. | Wodnesday cvening, April 18. 3 3 : Tt r o [ Meder's subject will be “Some A e baptismal | covery while testifyi Litore the Ll by o ; of Modern Education recitation of the lita and { coroner’s inquest over the Los An- I {geles pounty siedme of fie Sbl-l gu. anatg e it BaseEs Confessions will he heard durir psed dan. The gold was not pre 3 Pierce, counsel for Mas- botile of liquor was taken from' Mas- | hip pocket whereas Mas- | A mecting of § ephen Terry lodge, by Ira B. Wilson. also composer of ney. School Meeting A meeting of the voters of the Stafford school district will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in the schoolhouse on Stafford avenue. The sesglon tonight {8 actually an ad- Journed meeting from October 14th, 1927 and is for the purpose of hear- ing the report of the district finance committee relative to proposed addi- tional school facilities. ade acute meningitis. She had been ill only a few days and was received at the hospital at noon. Her occu- pation was thit of dressmaker. Funeral arrangements, in charge of C. Funk and Son, were incom- plete at noon today. Mixup In Decrees A mixup in decrees affecting the disposition of the four minor chil- dren of Ernest D. Moquin of Terry- ville and Anna 8. Moquin of Jerome avenue, this city, who were recently divorced, was the cause of & hear- ock | on Mr. ims the afternoon and cvening. o»:vv] in very large quantities, hfl‘ The Bright and Morning Star” will | In8 before Judge Arthur F. Ells ia Mr. oand M ""ll"“nv. Thrall “One of the first discoverics of | DS Prosented at the Prospect Metho-| the superlor court at Harttord yes- A il AR, 3 \ = : 8 The TS e " . visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sinloy 0 in California, antedating even gy UL il .qfi}'ffi'p’":n‘n‘ii,af“.,l The evidence presented &t the h of I ington avenu L famous A'x‘l soCusolaiseoyer Sopranos, Miss Rotha |Nearing showed that Mrs. Moquin, 11 fs on vacation from th e ‘”1“!' lis same Sar . Mrs. Carolyn Crock-| While having a decree for June and versity Maryland dent i i Lo McMaster, Mrs, John | Shirley, actually had Virginia and at Baltimore 4 S ,\” = L. Shields. Mrs. Rolfe Rowe. “r,_lnmrmu whereas Mr. Moquin with a Mr. and Mrs, Clarenes Jud : % 1§ (I'Py — |1Edith Osgood, Mrs. Deborah B. Pan- decree for Virginia and Marian, had daughters Emogene and Lor sl 1 T, A P (UP) —1 4 cis, Miss Myrle French, Miss Mavjs in his care June and Shirley. Both arve spending their Easter vocation | Charl Biger, notorious southern |p, . "y Elton: altos, Mrs, |Parents had the right children, how. in Bridgep lllinois gang lea vas denied BY worthing V. Snow, soloist, Mrs, Wal. | Ver, and it was to have the decrees The children of the suprem today rehear- lyor porch. Mrs, CF Ellison, | corrected that both parties petition- al church school prin {ing on his conviction of murderand |y ith Cook, Miss Olive Osgood, | ed the court. The error was straight- ment will rehearse at 3 sentence to e cra Mitchell: tenors, Gaylord | ened out. morrow afternoon fn the parish| This romoves Birge soloist, H. Well Mrs. Moquin at the same time pre- house {to escap: hanzins, unless Governor arles Lockwood, Char Isented a request for the custody of Andrens are | Len Small inferv in his behalf. ner, Perry Joslyn: bass, Dr. the two daughters now with Mr, 1 in Milford | He 1s under ce to be hanged | Moore; soloist. W. . Graham, Har- | Moquin, accusing her former hus- son. | April 13¢for the murder of Mayor old Cank. A. W. Jepson. band of cruelty. Judge Ells, afteg Harry Judd. Joe Adams of W City, Gaylord B. Cook is director and|lhearing the evidence, declined teo Edward L. Graham, organist. Ash Collections Due to the citv departrents serving the holiday today, the | ction of Taster snhouse, | See the clhinice sel "XAMINED ==———) ——— AV Frank E. Goodwin Eycsight Specialist 327 Main St. b —GLASSES TITTED Cor, Last Main street x of Rollerer’ Maple Hill.—advt, 1 Norton Pl north 1iy made ch Friday, will be m on Saturday this week only. Holiday Observance bring generally obser: the city as a France produced tric tons of coal and year, which was more than 286. TeL 1905 t rougliont collections in the Federal Hill and rn sections of the city ordinar- | holiday. make any change in the custody, feeling that the complaint of Mrs. oh- | Moquin w ash | VISITS FLOOD April 6 (UP) — Bignor ade | Giuriati visited the flooded area toe !day and conferred at Cavarzere with Padua, 1ot authorities. Additional meas- ures for helping homcless inhable Itants were adopted ved AFTER YoU 6ET TUE HANG OF [T A CAMEL ISNT BAD RIDING AT ALL, FRECKLES ! GOT ™ AFRICA AGAIN=IM AS STIFF AS ENERYTUING TODAY, AND BESIDES, TAEYRE L 7A00GAT \NHEN \WE SEE ACTUING BUT WILD ARIMALS AND HERE IT ISNT ANYTUING A Surprise For FfiHeQ \NE ARENT O THE VUNGLE YET=\WE RANE SOMETUING LIKE A THMOUSAND MILES To 60 70O GET THERE ! \WED TO GET ON ANOTHER BOAT AGAINT T THOUBAT \NE WERE ALL TUROUGH RIDING OA BOATS-STILL, IT ICOULDNT BE ANY ROUGHER THAN THAT CAMEL T WAS ON YESTERDAY!! ) US 7D TUE JUNSLES= \NE'LL LEANE MoST ARY DAY NOW. By BLOSSER AN AIRPLANE!! ME GOING TO RIDE IN AN AIRPLANE !! 6EE,IF T WAKE UP AND THIS