New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1928, Page 9

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Billie her ove most Yellow throug rected uble here h as oceur recently at today said the 1hi ed tha might re tos | '/\— JAPAN ANNOUNCES GULTY STAND IN GHINA.‘ (Continued from Iirst with red with the council hree Decs rts s riva will not Sha Hai K e cen Manch clow l' hes to he 1 his position. v, Thowe ble to pre an be in the at it 1d retr » W iria g to uria governy ted n ¢ today. pating a cris reached the that eivil war gover ut there is to the go ing at the e t and Japan Lnse or mediation which had bes nichi, of Oska, ent here that Ain is forces 1 and one more retreat nature of a rout. okio s if national! great wall, t ions. prose extend to Chao Will Defend Peking, It was consid- Vi that he sent a strong were said to was consider- withdraw his the central 1 return to position closely by particularly | generally 's Chinese could not be 1 in Manchuria. \ation is maintained at the nationalist atrocities at an undertone vernment that tion in Chinese affairs must ded arlicst possible troops with- 1 of possible interna- | tional suspicion of Japana's motives. Opposes Intervention. newspaper Asaht of Osaka op- by the Unite n suggested. warned the ‘nt that there would be sus- se tre g pro of G re cautious ient Japan paper said. oops remained vince, particu- reat Dritain’s with Japan. Br must be,” ain is, the the SHOW COMED IS HOME Mike Sofo Flight in m 10rTOW under Br | admiss! Fom Cape Town, rion. ¥ic14, . ouse known Jate h < of fever ged AIY NIGHT Ballroom *’ and His Band “Yal - Orchestra £ ilar t the First Baptist church to- Th es of stherhood of the church roester, Brigham road vesterday, ALICE DAY in Don't super-comed otion iday picture eveni v eveni the auspi ion is eharged. HOUS Mass., -n looked fire and large barn as the Brigh: off Morela. cat PALACE TODAY SATURD.: Miss Our It Will Be the 5 DESTROY Y FIT v hariey's featuring Sid Chaplin, will be | shown at the ng entertain- e program fs the Men's and no May 17 (B— on, unable to e battle because of the lack of destroyed the eight room formerly am farmhouse nd etreet, using damage E' AY Vaudeville! Best Yet! speciad g M, entrenched | 1 was said in | g plans to | [ nesday I {elected | foreign (IRL SCOUT BOARD | | | | | ANNUAL ELECTION Mrs. E. L. Warren Continues in | Commissioner's Ofice | | found on the meeting of the New u Girl Scout council held Wed- | the following officers wcrci E. = sioner; ) Mrs. | Coale, Harry H. Bardsiey, Miss Mrs. Arthur| three vear period hase & have a two : Mrs. Charles H. Day, Mrs wing v logan Page, T.con A. Sprague, M [ 0 serve: Mrs. A, § Hale, Mrs Mrs. Everett Proudman | Morris Snxe, Mrs. Garner Goodw hestor Mrs. Study s candida eeting s who are 1e nature requirements minerals and metals, o 14 like to know some of th € things there are to learn L this field of mature efther for! second class or first class will havel t ity of meeting with Mrs riday afternoon of this hool in the Girl Scout cting of instructions prompt be made for a on Saturday ership of M T Roy Miller, captain of Troop 10, who is a member of the committee for day hiking. roc hike inder the lead finders May Pddel ewski Is Given llowing were clected to the | J { the | Brown, lib NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THU RSDAY, MAY 17, 1928 PAPER CLIPPING STARTS FIGHT FOR INHERITANGE 20 Year Old Sailor Believes He s Heir to §5.000,000 Estate of Australian—Gets Lawyer. Boston, ine notice May 17 (UP)—A three- arded newspaper docks of Copent has resulted in a fight for a $5,0 000 fortune. Bruce Thornborn, 2 or, has enliste Moskow, Bos lawyer, i tle to obtain the moncy 1 him through his father's will, The ne per notice told of h, in Perth, Austrialia, of o I Thorborn. 1t stated left a $5,000,000 estate and | was sought. orborn of his mother, whi, ed | to him v tle, Wash about On th back of tb od forgive n ll‘;:-n Aug 1908, Perth, A of Ena E C fopkins and James D. 1. Thorborn.” { Very are Thorborn Delieved the James 1. 1 ntioned | is exercised in the produc- n the newsp \ { Miss Colby Gives Talk On Visiting Nur, Miss Rachael Coiby, director of Visiting Nurse Association, ad dressed Grade Seven pupils United Week Day ch school at their regular session this afternoon 8he told of the work of her organ- ization. Miss Colby's address was In conncetion with the new poliey of study of organizations of prac- A1 Christianity in the city One of the courses heing taken up hy the Grade Eight gi “and Who Is My course applying J brotherhood to the pupils’ relatior with other nattonalities. Miss Grota rlan of the New Britain ldressed the stitute | v i yeriods on this Testimonial Album ' Sl Dl New York, May 17 (P—Ignace Sry . - Jan Paderewski, pianist and former |01 W48 7 premier of Poland, today was the | owner of a testimonial album con-| taining tributes from 250 prominent 1 including Presid Cool- | presented at 1 Commodore giv- | uszko foundation o lie 10th anniversary Polish republic tended | the H Kos en by the the occasion of of the ind at in a tribute read at the dinner, sald “Your unseliish services on be- half of your country and your out-| standing devotion to the advance- {the first period th Authors of Boys and Girls CENTRAL JR. H. S. NOTES The Red v was leading the Blue team 1 noon at the Centra Junior Hig’ ool e weekly and otal scores. Althou has had a wide margin lately in the otal score the Blue team was lead ing most of the time in the wes score and it looked as though they would continue today as they ng but {hey were stopped late The ninth grade will me auditorium tomorrow t in the {the weekly assembly onth {ment of humanitarianism and cul-| grade held fits ass rday |tural causes are worthy of all|morning. praise. My best wishes for the fu-| Tha final assignment examinations ture go to you." are heing given this week among = | the classes. Among the guests were Rev. Lue- _— \van Bojnowski and Prof. S. Andru- o < lewicz of New Britain, Connecticut ;(lo‘ern‘)l Of Ma ‘etoes {tion | | | » [at Wethersficld and turned over lo‘ | | | {Mary Rayno Re-arrested | department. who represented the Polish popula- | of the state. Rev. Bojnowski was one of the 250 whose tribute at patriot and artist was ined in the testimonial album. | Bojnowski, who has been a| cloke frier Pederewski for a| number of year, pald a tribute on behalf of the poles of Connecticut in which he expressed his gratitude to the former premier for his un- dying efforts in helping the cause of Poland throughout his life and| wished him success and long life. | Church Members Wlll Greet New Minister A reception will be given to Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin P, Styring, for- merly of Southington, at 8t. Mark": scopal church this evening. Rev. | and Mrs. Styring recently came to this city, where Rev. Mr. Styring is assistant to Rev. Samuel Butcliffe. The program will start with sup- per at 6:30 o'clock in the dining room. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, the rector, will deliver an address. Mar- cus H. Fleitzer will lead the Orpheus Instrumental quartet in a musical program. As She Leaves Prison Hartford, May 17.—P)—Mary Rayno, 26, was re-arrested this| morning by Sergeant C. F. Keefe of the Hartford police upon her release from the Connecticut state prison Police Officer O'Meara of the Boston | The woman, who had been committed from New Haven, was discharged today after serving | 40 months as a result of her eon- viction on charges of obtaining | money under false pretenses. She is wanted in Massachuseetts for alleged larceny and a warrant for her arrest was on file here. Hams constitute from 12% to 14 | per cent of the carcass weight. STO l" AI.I.ING LYCEUM Today—Friday 3—~Great Features—32 DOROTHY SEBASTIAN —in — “THEIR HOUR” BUSTER BROWN COMEDY Co-Feature RALPH LEWIS in “OUTCAST SOULS” Starts Saturday “HOLD 'EM YALE!” taken at New Haven, Conn. LADIES' MAT. This Coupon and 10c will Admit & Lady to Matinee Salary to Man’s Widow Boston, May 17 (® - Governor Alvan T. 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