New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 12

12 o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1925, 4 NEGLIGENT CLERK FLASHES OF LIFE: WASHINGTON IN it wiecTuo More School Champions Are |BAKERS ANDBNPLOYES |z oruron i o, PRAYER ON N—_Ew TWO CENT STAMPSm textile council. Chosen in Hera|d Marble Playl MG"LAGUOR YEAR‘M the bill would be enacted befors The general strike situation re- that time. ’ U UL 5 ¢ mained unchanged today. nearly Waslinglon — The United Statea(storiss fiom # <derrick right throush | (hiee weeks after the walk-out of to distribute 5o,unu,0un pictures of [the triuck. Charlie was awakened. { oo pan 000 textile operatives Detroit Judge Has No Sympathy e b e B R i protest against & 10 porcen Lucian Plocharczyk, 1 | Wases $35 10 310 Per Week With 82 | Borah to Ask Cenvention DAt Bescola by scotes of T4 and | Fatra For Work On Night | To Dispose of $7,000 e 5 9 £ e Washington, May - (UP)—Sena- : . 4 mes played this year. A peculiar | shift. - ; commemorating the 1i0th anniver- Killingworth—Barn hidden away B N, e A Israel Putnam Slar. and : ”\“P"M P, e mwrt“ cua.‘ hift. ton Borali intend to 1ot the renulilis lfll‘ IA?“'V Employe sary of the encampment at \'z in weods i by tederal prohitn GLIGK VS TENORIO lina and Diseno was that the final| A renewal of the azreement be- | can national convention at Kansiud A Forge & on sale May 26 tion s, Two men arrested and . 2 e B 5 tween the Master Bak, N City decide what shall be done with 3 1 1 & | yews score was 8§ to 2. while only 7 Maste akers of New le —_— -— two 350-gallon stills besides other Mitchell M‘“z' o b ., marbles are required to win Catalina |Britain and Bakery and Con- | the $7,000 odd which® he coltected "‘ k SN Foston — One-tenth of Clarence | equipment confiscated. el - . 5 \fectionery Work: Uni Jocal 107, | in an effort to repay Harry Sinclair's 4 Dretron, Mich. Mav 4 (P Henry i 3 L - ke knocked t t on his ftinal shot ¥ Workers Union,, loo 3 ¥ ! : oy Y b Mar's success as a marathon run = Hard Punching New Yorker Meets| 1S Runner-Up — Mike Whieh gave i ome mare than e |Ias been signed on the same basis a8 | $160,000 donation toward the repuli+ i Lt ner is due te prayer he savs. The Wilhmantic—Cadet J. 8. Diefon- s Ithat of last year. agreement is | lican national committee deficit of aculty for B ot 5 \ . N 123 . af needed on a single shot : de- 3 ag! ; 1 e day |rest vomes from hard work, clean |bach receives military department neational Bilipino st Madison | (atalina Easy Victor at ;00 o 2 snele | shot By de- o0 Soriod'of one year from May 1|1926, Borah fold the United Precs K ng and sensible diet wdal tor winning annual freshman * faie “land provides that-wages for master | today. ob, today wa g | ~quare Tonight. . o definitely won the title of the school. | 2 e ¥ Ay s R 1 o Walnut Hill. Ry l""mm" ool games | DAKers shall be from $35 to $40 per| He said he had rejected upon ree § New York — Lo to salaried of recticut Agricultural ~ York. May 4 Pi—Joe Glick. Mitehell Micezyenshi demonstrated | 25K fOF @l cight hour day with an | flection, the propesal-that he giva ! men and women will be made with- vd punching New Yorker, whe not = e e shy emonsiratid loatra $2.00 a week for night work. | the money to Pennsylvania minciy | out collateral by the country's larg — long ago had the junier light-| . ; i | Fliminating six opponents of varyin The following master bakers have | relief fund. clest bank, the National City. The trord-~Internal fe within ight champlon, Tod Morgan, on| . L9 Mmere ‘Fxhotv'lfvhamp.xm\hnu g six l"]m.m/‘ e lfllzml:f signed the agreement: Parker-| The money now is on deposit in 4 amounts will range from 8§50 1o § Mocialis: forces tesains| thoiflnor anlyiatersin laas ania touly .o notidedivestendsy mflernoon dn 4 g% Buckey Co., Hoffman's Bakery | Washington bank in Borah's namc the 1928 Herald Junior Achievement teated a group of six formidable Marble Shooting tournament. Lucian ors but was himself defeated by |Liberty Baking Co., § : Plochargzsk, 13 years old, of 121 | Mitehell, score dish-American Baking Co. | NeW Arrangements Made Governor street, the winner of the | Plocharczyk having worked his way |Roger's Bakery and White House| To Admit American Films title for the Israel Putnaw | 1P through two hard fought matches | Bakery. I AR an 1 TS vith six per cent discount. The N ) 1s Lope Tenorio, sensational Fili- red E. Smith for presi- | M0 135-pounder. in a 10-round lout at Madison Square Garden to- night. Tenorio won a decision over te authoritics. London — The word “flapner” is Paris A yester in the opinton of Mre. Gtaniey | H1arlord—Grand jury investigat- f“:"“ in & recent match at Cleves | /o) again won the championship | Obtained the chance to grapple with | —_— — Bon misture filime will ke s dmitied do i o e e s tient National Associated | In the semi-final, also scheduleq | Of that school this year, however, he | Aitchell for the school title again and | BINGHAM STARTS MOVE Jrance free of all restrictions up 1o [ sy 15 well call young men |U0S1OT situation adjourns to | B 10 s Andre Routls, French| 2% Bard presssd for the posseasien | fitially won by a scere of -4 Washington, May 4 (—A move o per cent of last year's American 4 Rl 1h0 Mrs. Baldwin added that |13 Wednesday after hearing ssix | 27 0 TORER St BIUHS TOOOCh lof the school honors by Mitchell | The school title at the Robert J. |10 award gold medals to members| pejonct S iis country under (he I ¥ was 20 and Victoria 1§ " NeSSCs [Lrhemsishia gl:zfi!']f‘;'dyy:‘unfl’o):’; Micczyewskl, 11 years old, of 65| Vance school is being shot for this |or the crew of: the seaplane NC-¢|ioims of an agreement rcached today ! S R AR — ot asl s 2D Golden Hill. afternoon. J | Which nearly a decade ago made the | \; el e g | ) 1 the throne, and o L return match. In their first meot- 5 | | ae [ with the French film control comse e % L unford—Marti icense dis- | H e a tect- | At the Walnut Hill school there I first transatlantic flight was initiated | \yigcion. closts [t Lirank Swistis shot foni| EISHENS RTien B *S AE0. | was some excellent play with Mike| MADRID-HAVANA FLIGHT vesterday by Senator Bingham, re-| " [oiotie in oxcoss of 60 per cent : Cincinnuii — B, H, Kroger s go- | Btieet by divorced wifo was to marxy [ 10318 Won on a fou Catalina, 13 years old, of 22 Clinton| Aladrid, May 4 (UP)—Captains publican, Connecticut. | Wl it S U saxniifon Toa ind oy \& 8 keop a fatherly oyo on twg|J1iss Fannie 5. Snow. Bridgeport,| = streot winning the fitle easily. It was | Ignacio Jiminez Martin and ‘- Introducing a bill to authorize the | gy et it B2 b, o8 MO 108 1 Ao sons and four daughters whom he MM Weok ‘New Haven Priest Is ¢ care of fables being turnied this | cisco Iglesias Bruga, Spanish ariny |resident to ke aush anards :;‘""m buy at least one French film for i has made millionaires, He wants " St | Qatli . * years for Joseph Bescola, last ye: aviators, plan to start Sunday a - ator Bingham said there ha 80 | overy seven piotures imported, Tha them 1o receive eaporionce. in' the| Willimantic—Trincipals of high b}""“fl' for R‘?me Tf’“'gh" title holder at the Walnut Hill school | stop flisht to Havaua, a felsriin 10 critisism because the feat of tha|glery SIUeh PICTures Wnborte Du,w,: JMing of mioney before he has|ANd intermediate schools open ’i\mlll:"'(p May : ( Y’\—d"‘”§~ had little trouble in disposing of | Cuban Ambassador Kohly from the NC-#'s crew had never been ade-| otp oo T %0 SR EIEEE BOR0 8 ger, B3, is a retived banker, THCC-day convention at State Nop. JOhm J. McGivney of St Aidan's | catalina, but this year Catalina twice | Cuban consul at SeviMa suid foday. quately recognized by congress. He gy %3 & : : : Kroger, 68, is & retired bax Hial Lciosl church will sail at midnight for i | } find;a; macketinstheUnlted; Statos; s sl e o e e = | Paris where his brother, Mon ord—Monthly report shows |SEUOF Patrick J. McGivney of | Bridgeport, national chaplain of the anns all the Cohens he meets. So E t estimated the | George M. Coban ge cven by receipts for state ending April 30 to| = o y e e ceeks, “wavs introducing Willie s the fath- | D* ST.64 | Knights of Columbus, is secriously ] gisk aoeaol " S ot {ill, he said today. amous film comedian g 3 |" Monsignor McGivney, pastor of 5 z (5} i New Haven—American flag pre- | Marblehead. Mass., Bank ed to M. E. church after ”,,""k_inm Church of St. Charles Borro- New York — Elias Lirody, lun- H Cashier Is a Suicide ' cirian artist, s glad e shot him. ™ Al 61st encampment of G. A. R., | M°0. Bridgeport, had been ill for 1 Maridehead, Mass. May & OB — |sclf. It brought him happiness, 1t @' W. R C, praise order ang|Scveral weeks and left for a Buro- i body of Leo . Stebbins bappened a year ago in the Pars| SVt of its members [ pran g fe FeonpRisie. A fow dane | ! el |4g0 he suffered a shock and was shier of the Central Na- lapartment of Vera tmer of it Lynn. was found in|Cleveland. He recover & taken to the American hospital. ' S0 FIGHTING PROPAGANDA s et 2™ his home here |Vera, his bride, is here with him H ING P PA N [y tiatnerg eMuGianey (raid e iahies ram from Paris this morning re- HEN you leave your prescription in Liggett's, a numbered receipt is handed you. A check hearing the corresponding number is attached to the prescription, then to ‘the container containing your prescription. No error or confusion is possible. ported his brother “shghtly im- hot through the |He desires to hecome an American —_ citizen New Bedford Strikers” Officials | proved.” home after mid- —_— N ! — Safety, accuracy, purity, are all insured when you i ound a note in | Wolcott, N. Y. — Here's « way to Seck (o Counteract Radicals' : i § 0 a K = ; bring your prescriptions to Liggett's. sl he intended fo take {ultiply 11 50 it becomes 34, I'rank Deaf Pupils Reported YU presceiptions teiLigget! fiis 1t idding that the act had | Green ha cwes, e hadl Mets Moves to Foment Trouble. ™, Jvi HY - e hat Green has 11 eses. One had trip) ouble Cured by Evangelist Hothing fo do With his accounts at |the others had twins. The flock's in- . ; b Now Bedford, Mass, May 4 (L) | Rochelle, 1L, May 4 (UP)—The fhe bank which he termed Il crease was in two months ¢ 7 Belt~ Mrs. Sicbbins notified th M ve loward counieracting i | Rorhello school for”_the deat has [} e Bodyiams : : ; dieal propaganda” of the textile|bten closed because six of its seven ohee an. he ol Was tound sod oo il —_ ane i i b I the Loy ind scon | SNew i onis o Nian Ny fana el LR BRSO e eddsnly, waus engowid b or A gistol taken from the heme partuers at bridge—well, Mrs, "I commi e e g e e e e Bas found heside him Harry Kennedy, suing her banker he New Bedford Textile Council in i.m,{,g 1 i cadincioodsy ; husband, avers she made a mistake fonnection with this city's™ mill jHO5 A - REP S E BT SR o ot A 25c Boutle of Klenzo i PLAGIARISM IS CHARGED md was punched in the nose. "'\‘\‘*]‘”v” Bk fetary of | Miss Gertrude Birgen, (heir teacher § New York, May 4P —Suit was . Jan P Ratly, secrelary o) 2iq. Jt was not until they attended L Q AN TISEPTI 1ed yesterday by Lient. John Hop- | Londen — Chances of the em. {he council announced that 01,5 a1 meeting were they able to IQUID SE c ot of Port: Hancook, \N. T, agalost | pive's: most eligiblo bachelor re- [BEht o propaganda meetings |5 m’lbmu’mbuufc fhe DeMille Pictures Corporation | forming seem to be more remote | Wil be held every other day. at |l Lo pupil of fhe deaf large rey vl of and Pathe lixchange, Tne., charging {than ever. He s planning to visit | Which strikers will he addre " seliool, which was a public institu- B e s ciitanlss Ui hoie | Affiuarat e end et ey English, 1'rench, Portiguese and iy upder the hoard of education, KLENZO was plagiarized from a story written —_— Polish Will he taken to the evangelistic For An Invigorating Shower by Hopper while # student at West | New York — Charlie Kiethaber, | The teatile mills committce has | meeting with the hope that he, too, 8 i 1'oint . truck driver, will be carveful here- been holding daily meetings which | can be enved. Hopper asks an gccounting and an after ahout taking a sp on his | have heen attended by hundreds of e = miunction against further infringe- [ parked machine, When he did so in | strikers | Quicksands encountered in sink- hts, and [front of a skyscraper under con- Miss Elizabeth Donneley of Bos- [ ing pits are solidificd by freezing in 0. !struction a 10-ton steel hoom fell 22 lton, an organizer of the Workers' | brine. 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