New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1928, Page 9

ltam Pierpon Merrill are: Renuncl-’lhtir death through his inexpert| The Dispatch said the Japanese ation of Svar; revision of Monroe |handling of his automobile, accord- | government would make s formel | FLASHES OF LIFE: HERE'S GOLFER BELIEVE PEKING WILL FALL SO0 Southern Army Thought Too' WHO’S NOT WORRIED BY DEFEATS |ine Unitea Staier 1o the Tongas of | b hcoronor' nding The thres | reply to Scoretary of Siate Kollegste New Yerk — Mrs. James A. Still- man is back from Europe with un {indorsement of psychoanalysis as the although deep wstuff, > revealed that her son cails lady of social prominence to describe with photograph und siguature, pre- sumably for an honorarium in four | figures. Low she selected the best puff blindfolded. Perhaps hcr wom- Nations: strengthen the bonds be- tween the United States and Great Britain: this country to not insist on the neutral right to supply arms to countries at war and that the U. & should ueyer intervens forcibly in protecting property rights or busi- ham will be arraigned in Stafford Springs court on a reckiess driving jcharge. New Haven — A. P. Swirskey. 68, cretary of Loan association, is held up and robbed of watch and small medifications in the propesals. KING IN SFRASTOPOL Scbastopol. Russia, May 16 (UP) ;—King Amanullah of Afghanistan |and his entourage arrived teday Powerful for Chang | it | from Leningrad, escorted high s “Popp: au's club will benef ness of Aniericans in other countries. |sum of money. soviet officiala. . : thnore, Pa. — Comes & good | Washingt Leathernecks niust Naven—Witnesses testify q - | 3 | i 2 ¥ AP i BOY NI N GREETED b Tokio, May 16.—(UP)—The 3 tip for golfers from Dr. John A.|be reusonably big fellows. No re- |that Liev. Stephen L Burdikoff, su ST Arouy Ll ¥ | London, May 18 (UP)—Amecrican | Agadir, Morocco, May 16 (UP)— Nerthern Chinese army today was 3 o Miller, acuing president of Swarthe | cruitx are now accepted by the mua- | e as pustor of Mianiae Nopwa"]; e u'||~(\\L1‘r) Nt“ l’:\‘.‘ ‘T“_:”wm“d ph‘keav‘“"(hl’) £ = dls 1aore college: “If a man beat me, | rincs unless at least 5% fect tall. | Orthodox Greck Catholic church of IOl f0F 4tii-nar pacts have |Two thousind plcked Arab horse: {1 do not consider him my superior, Peter and Paul in Meriden, atll |5 o8| mi,lm e M:‘ 4 m“l: | ofm'mn “omcr “d.um Kol for Ill wager 1 can do more prob-| Boston—8pirited tilts between gives alivglance 10 Planton Roi- | noserinsionn te . Beotaron Toare | ) Morocos $8ds - {125 in ealeulus in an hour than he | Attorney Geeral Arthur K. Read- | desveneky. archbishop of North | peawp “?,'(' ‘fdl"‘l‘] ele- Lhay. 9 tan ohammed, "’z:‘ cun, for that's my job.” ing and Herbert Parker of legis- | America under the czarist regime. |5 0" 8314 10day in a dispatch from the first visit of any sultan within lative committee's counsel, continu reported firmly entrenched on an 80 mile front below Peking but the fall of that city within a month to the advancing Southern Nationaliet army was expected. General Chang Tso Lin, command- Ing the Northerners has about 150,- 000 men in the field and declared he would defend his position to the utmost ability of his army. It was considered unlikely, how- ever, that the resistance to the Southerners would be great inas- much as the Northern army is be- | lieved to be demoralized. Further retreat probably will put them to vout, it was believed here, i Are Outnumbered The Northerners are greatly out- numbered by the > lists, mili- | tary statistics he h e | On one of the dvancing fronts General Feng Yu Hsiang is reported to have 200,000 troops while Gen- eral Chiang Kai-shek, commanding another wing of the Nationalls is =ald to have 100,000 troops. It was General Chiangs army that recent- 1y engaged in hostilities in Shantung New York — This looks like & diplomatic duck on the water. Gove ernor Al 8mith went down the ha: hor to meet his daughter, Mrs. John A. Warner, returning from abroad. The lady was asked whether Mus. solini had sald anything to her about her father's chances for pres- ident. The governor interrupted: “In Italian the president of the United States is & long word to say.” Hunstanton—NMrs. Gladys Ravens- croft Dobell should worry over her defeat in the championship golf tournament by Glenna Collett, Her greatest delight is a mixed four- some at home, two boys and two girls. New Fork — In the opinion ef Teonard P. Ayres, banker, ‘great waves of speculation like the pres- ent one cannot be killed off; they | to feature hearings into former's | conduct in office. Blddeford, Me.—City grants Pep- perell Manufacturing company $5¢.- 000 tax abatement on promise of increased activit Boston—House representatives asked to probe charges that con- fiscated liquor went to legislative partics, Boston — International Ladies | Garment Workers' unfon place ban on club and fraternal groups ' among members of affiliated unions. Pawtucket, R. IL.—President Clif- ton D. Gray of Bates college tells Rhode Island Baptist convention b, A. R. blacklist is “sinister menace.” Willimantic—James & Donohue, Jr., former city clerk and treasurer, is cited in report as being short ,011.67 in his unts. Middletown—Oflicials of municipal | bullding called from homes to guard rocords wlile streams of water | Ay on blaze that does §10,000 dam- age Bridgeport—Hold-up man who received 30 cents for his S IS now facing a “stretch” Connecticut Reformatory. *d a gun to a pedestrian an indefinite ! is told in court cofield, confessed in- | d embezzler in trial of ‘Tokia. | memory. Prescription He Wrote in 1892 is the World’s Most Popular Laxative When Iwell started tojf practice medicine, back ia 1 needs for a lax lived normal, quict wholesome food, and got plenty of tresh air and sunshine. But even that carly there were drastic physics | and purges for the relief of consti- | pation which Dr. Caldwell did not believe were good for human be-| were not As‘ great as they are today. People| ves, ate plain, | province with the Japanese forces. Miss M a27 O (‘l:L\N"’]VON . » have to commit suicide. Thousands The Northern front is said to he Miss Muie Hahn, 1927 Champion; Mi Elizabeth Glastetter, | or fnrat-time speculators are watch. panies that he “juggled” the o . established between Paotin and the ! 1 Champion, and Miss Anna Murphy, 1928 Champion |ing their paper profits mount ana|'™ " s Juggled” the com- (o be used by hie patients. Mieniain-Poliaw. vallnond. . Are conchitIog 1het Laryons. he|meeter panys books and nned the | The prescription for constipation The advance of the Nationalists is o'clock. This trip will include & {works for a living is a boob.” A destroving of them by fire. Ten thou- | that he used carly in his practice elong a route that might include | visit to Lincoln memorial, and the Greenville, Me.—Film of oil on sand dollars, he stated, was taken which he put in drug stores i Tientsin, although there have been contestants will return in time for| popin . Just to prove it can be | WA of Mooseh lake believed froni a number of sy © accounts 1592 under the name of Dr. Calde reports here that the Southerners | ne In the afternoon buses will | g0, c®o & Tt ie % O fuing from | 0 Mark location of sunken launch |10 Kecp the facts from stockholders. s Syrup Pepsin, is a liquid vogy had not thought of taking that city. ST AT SflrIAL Ko iho apellers and Whiely chapels|meriin 1o Geneny; 1,000 miles; wear, | WHIER Soarsion’ 10- 0 party o0 AL |S tordeClortonna IRUIR e Rsd tor, wamsn; However the Japanese government | J ons to the Natural History bUllding | ing boiled shirts, swallow taila and | MeP to deaths Sunday e ot Dantaatadiastion by enl)aren and 18 watching closely the situation in B — of the Nationai Museum for the na- | paqong Jeathers. e _ A 4 09 3 o - [they need safe, Miantah becatiss dliere s s umber tional spelling bee finals. After the | New Haven amount ef Lishop of the Protestunt Episcopul zuntlo bowcl s e as o 9 H 3 champlon has been selected a e 166,000 will he 1 annually to diocese of Counccticut to resign pPepsin of Japanese Nationals in that city. \ ) ) Bawnplon DA eanighiatad ang $1; i Yale with | would elevate Bishop G L Phone ave » umber of Jeyinece MISS Mllll)hy Efl[fl‘(flmed PNOI‘ 00 in cash prizes divided by thel; “1o Clarke family that raises|'De budget for teachers at Yale with ‘Would clevate Bishop Coadjutor. Rt. Under s cssful management thix S — ) puanesy 5 contestants, buses will take all the | e family brides, |20 Incrense of $1,000 to $5,000 for Rev. F. Campion Acheson, Middle jroscription has proven ita worth :‘:\on‘::n:l;:fl:id:‘::::o;":o':;e‘ ) DEl]fll‘llll‘e for Wfislllllg[()ll spellers back o theie hotel. T | {inie siiag orenoe Klp”Cl]yar?(e b e T aRln ol e ORI BBk and s o the llsieeat adliing Houid | 1 in particularly pleasing to know siduriny the meafing of | reinforces theate parties have been planned. | . e Myrs. Guernsey Curran, Jr.,|1Ne number affected by the raise in \)(1;\0.": ‘:‘h “\:'lll‘l_"akfkr‘ Pvm, 'l“ laxative in the world. The fact that /tjat the most of it is bought by ment into Tientsin as an emergency e pee One \’uu |uv'n.asd-w_v night. : “w:’- \r.“r; used “to make way for m)m.(ml of Lottles are used a ¥CAT | by others for themselves and the ehil- protective measure. Miss Anna Murphy, wi onr of the interior of public| g om'y tree planted at Newport, R. young ! | proves that it has won the confid-| i - = ¢ b1 i for 9 o'clock, |1 anen her glandfather was born| New Dritain—The disappearance - = ence of people who needed it to get , dren, though Syrup Pepsin is just as > = . Herald contest, This takes spell-| g7 voarg ago. of Alfred Lewitt, prominent attor-| Hartford — Eighty towns which |relief from headaches, biliousness, | Valuable for elderly people. All drug Young Girl Ties at 90 honor evening at a s American building, ney, has caused police of the etate arc to reccive state aid for their |fatulence, indigestion, loss of ap.|™Ores have the generous botties. In Golf Tournament tcred by i it . rean of printing and —enfraving, | yfogieo City — President Calles is | to begin & search for him, When he schools this vear will bo given an |petite and sieep, bad breath, dys.| We would be glad to have you Fort Smith, Ark., May 16.—(P—A | SPCHin 1 c | cunt the capliol, con- | o1y 1o raise cane next year—sugar |left his home to drive to Newington | 0pportunity to discuss their allow- | pepria, colds and fevers. prove at our expense how much Dr. 13-vear-old girl, frail and wearing ' "OM¢ ur a int, | ETE 1 ry <n“l v:\ the \}nl(c cane. He has been invited by two hevhrld his wife that he was going to ance at a mecting to l_m held in the | Milllons of families are now never | Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin enn"num Nocke, Weatorany whiot & 80 foo & o | Mivand 3 en Meyerjack, of S pn it Coplieghun ":‘f]‘(' sons to go into the business. visit & farm but he never arrived. | state sapitol on May 28. {without Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep-{to you and yours. Just write “Syrup 1 honorsiinl theiontine | DU EAEhE atre £ na| O doamant Uls onsll orsoat, 1{;~ 2 = n. and if you will once start using | Popsin,” Monticello, Iilinois, and we o0nh of the ANlansLs eomans eott | Cluaed M feonl Wedr """’f te "‘“““I~ ““:“ New York — Miss Anne Morgan, | New Haven—Six ways to keep out | Rockville — Three young neph- /it you will also always have a bottle will send you prepald a FREE BAM- fournament. S [ pion i Pl "'W Shnk S \aq | sister of the banker, i the latest|of war according to Rev. Dr. Wil-|ows of James H. Cunningham met {handy for emergencles. | QLE BOTTLE, For two years the siall star, Miss 58 Ariel Vilas of Hot Springs, been |} ¢ i turning in britliant scores, going well into the mateh rounds in the 1927 tournament. Her drives ar barely short of 200 yards and often longe Mrs. L. 4 Vilas, the Pl parents, are vonsidered among the best golfers in the state. vis Scofield [ings to put into their system. So he Boston- eral grand | insurance com- wrote a prescription for a laxative| investigate fishermen’s w: Company New York — There's an old tree her vell was fastened with blooms |PaY 18 141. city spelling champions! tuke them thy bridge, ’ of Vir- ol e Speaking Of Our 15 Banking Services— i e md the tomb of Amep- Vermont’s Delegation to ¢ music and da e s S oo ) ¥ morning offers a trip to Support Gov. Smith [ Sanen @ : ; YVernon, the Burlington. Vt. May 16.—(UP)— | W10 (uiCine Solios saaily shington. This Vermont's eight delegates will go to d : e ir take crs across the Poto- the Houston convention instructed to e e it ) or 1o Christ church, where support. tho candidacy of Governor || Sk : o ton worshiped in Alexan- Alfred E. Smith as long as his name Sl . 4 1o Lincoln memorial, the remains before the convention. ' . B Rite temple and the cathe- These delegates were clected at » on the afternoon itinerary the democratic stute convention here !y " T s Murphy | £ . yosterday: | Mount Albans, the cathedral John B. Dycr. Rutland, Park Pol- | and g eical park await the lard, Cavandish: Dr. Patrick Ma- spell ay morning. The honey, Burlington: P. 1. Sullivan, nal tour ta the party to the 8t. Albans; William A. Gleason, ranciscan astery and Soldiers Drighton: Jamcs Cosgrove, St he {iome in the g oon. ’ Johnsbur; Fred €. Martin, Ben- | o S aven e | I ERal LEns Sl nington: and James P. Gallagher, | " Wil nrrive in Weshington on | CoV° foF_home. 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