New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1928, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1928, ‘ [trip to W ngton, is making many | prepared in Greeland before ‘early in the Atlantic to Steckholm. He ho, ! SP ltriends and having a thoroughly | July, the trip should be postponed | ed to beat Col. Lindbergh. 7 b !go0d time. until fall. It was said that he still Cassell Starts July 18 ’ (4 lngs ! planned using a tri-motored Ford| Cassell will start from Rockford | 8 airplane, about July 15, it was understood OFFICIALS CHARGED UNDER WAYTODAY |~ City Ttems oo™ ™ | sttt GADJA—-WAS ‘ oL il nind | | Professor Wm. H. Hobbs of tha Meanwhile word reached here! The marriage of Miss Rose Was, | | University of Michigan, who will pre- | from $t. Louis that Lindbergh's new ’ |, There will be a joint meeting of | . . he £ : e W ; 4 | ¢ pare the field in Greenland. will | monoplane will be officially entered lllflllil’] in Alleged Boston Scan- gyshier,of dur. and Mus. Edward | Nafiong] Championship e ealary and exdinapon seommits |0 5,0 R0 TR RN, DS MORhIAS WL 20 sically sntaned Gajda, son of Brontslaw Gajda of,$5 : day cvening at § o'clock at city han, | oY {07 New York and will sail Sat-(June 30, and will go to the west | ) e 4 dagavening 3 " |urday for Copenhagen. coast. dal Is s%l‘et T;f‘l?;lilfé'i’a-s;t’:ll;ul;‘~:‘f°l‘{*’"\S Toming | sum i wasm"gwn, D.C. o "::““““Q(‘:’N?"' ‘s“‘}g‘e':f:{c'fiie:; Until the announcement, there| Phillp Love, Lindbergh's former p—_—— Bartkowski, pastor of the church, | R Eugens Fasclla and Bloctrical In: |24 apbeared the pomibllity of an | fiying companion, will pllot the Boston. May 22 (UP)—The fnves- | celebrated the nuptial mass and per- Miss Anna Murphy, New Britain spoctor Cyril J. Curtin sill be fixed | #IF Tace between Lindbergh and| plane. tigation into charges that legislators formed the ceremony. have appropriated seized liquor for their personal use will not be trans- formed into a public inquir; ordered by Governor Alvan ler. Charles P. Howard the commission, made ment today in discussing th of four greater Boston cle ray that hearings in connection with : - : Bert Cassell, Rockford, I, aviator, “pelling champion and her chaperon at this time, subject to approval by | Y. s 2 VJURE] 4 in a dress of ‘Tom the Herald staff were among a |tlic common council. | for the honor of first reaching Stock- FLIER IS INJURED. The bride was attir 4 | holm. Haverhill, Masms., May 22 (UP)— - hic - 2 | 5 5 ., May 22 (UP) ivory satin - and wore a veil of STOUP Which witnessed a drill by | g Narie Johnson, of the Moody . B 5 ¢ Nm:“h it e E“‘m“mu“:u cadets at the naval training school Y| Cassell last week obtained a Stin-| Elbert Walker, an aviator who has | biossoms, Sho carricd 4 bougiet or & ATAPolls vesterday. Miss Mur. o (S MO R A, | son, monoplane, similar to-the one | made many lghte in pertect sately. “SUPER” IMPROVED white roses and lilies of the valley, PBY 8 in Washington as the guest jused by Schlee and Brock in their(was painfully injured when he fell GREAT AMERICAN MOWER = 4 r Miss Ruth Lange of the Moody | v " i i, : ot The Herald and will compete in ' _ - i > laround the world endeavor and plan- | from a second-story window of his The r‘n‘uu: o nonor }t:i:l?l‘;:l;ieé;"J,]]c national spelling contest which | Sccretarial = school 18 now with | | g o take the northern rout across|home while walking in h Why Not Have the Best We Also Have Good Mowers \ ko] ARl Beaton & Cadwell Mfg. Co. ! wore an orange colored gown with StATied at 2:30 o'clock this after- For $8.00 and Up rnoon. | liat to match and carried a bouquet | "Oppy proeo apsand lax evoning investigation be miad m‘rw! roses. with a banquet at the Hotel Hamil- lIN | - Uhe bridesmaide were Misses |ton where the New Britain delega- | Sl L & andy n. Ball Bearing ird” Mower Sold By Us For Years—$12.50 we in the recent R Bertha Rogalsk: We don’t give prizes, we give you VALUE in the MOWERS S s Anna Suski. | tion is staying and which is the na- ! part of any member of tho con. |SOPhie Gajda, Mary Kaminski and |tional headquarters for the coniort misslon on administration and 105¢ Danek, attired in gowns of | The guest of the evening at ihe I [] erbert ] ' | ° finance to cover up anybody,” How. "3NDOW colors. Joseph Peters was banquet was George B, Wood of the ard said. 5 4 best man, The ushers were American University, who will pre- “The Handy Hardware Store” 336 MAIN STREET L ul vrman of A Few of the Many Money Savers That JUST We Are Holding For You—Call and See Our Elaborate Display, It Will Pay You. ‘THE MOHICAN MARKET o s 2 . Nowak, Bruno Gajda, & {side at the spelling bee this after- . We ars endeavoring 1o asc 0 § P § 0 M R Misgozy Peter Zapatka, and Stanicy | noON. Now Plans fo Span Ocean in| SR S e Was. Editor Lyon of the Washington facts.” A reception wus held immediately | 5147 and Editor Morgan of the Na- | (October < e : tional Educational assoclation have Howard said the ceremony at the home of | tional Educational lon d conducting the inv the bride’s parents. The couple left PeeD selected as pronouncers for the : ol Pt le L contest. The judges are Rev. James EPNSUOPe. ditpquon 0 1ake thens pmoon trip which | g, 02" Montgomery, chaplain of the | Detroit, Mich, May 22 (UP)— TRt SO be s o bl will take them to Philadelphia, New S, e " |Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh's pro- “We have never Leld a b York and Niagara Talls On their ({23 5 Hepreseiiatives and Drin | 0 0%, B S0 antic avssn (I HINESY MEABOWREOOR GREANFNE :lul'lu‘.in any »m‘:ur inv "J”-‘”'f, f\.‘v,; make their home at ‘.;(‘hlm)I‘u[ Washington, by the way o[»G{ccnlund has been | Sl e AT Thin morning the local delegation |POSthoned definitely until S, s oo . A 1 == |was treated 1o a sightsecing trip |the United Press learned today, s this case. Brodztk—Rutkowski through the city of Washington. This | Lindbergh was understood to ° = the Meading investigation, during | Atias Mary Rutkawaki, daughter of |evening there will be & pertoranse |have felt that the most_favorable which public ings Ar. and Mrs, Joseph Rutkowski, 5§ at the Fox theater to which the flying weather for the trip was in 4 was cond & special legis- Orange street and John F, Brodzik, | spellers have been invited, |May,” June and October, and that|l [ \RGE FANCY GUARANTERD lative con: : 50 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brodzik, | Miss Murphy I8 enjoying her first |since a landing field could not be, Howard stated commis- 34 @range street, were married this | sion would sit all ¢ and to- | morning at Sacred Heart church. | do s oo morrow and would complete its Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski celebated z. = y hearings as quickly as possible. Thc mass and performed the ceremony. | commission’s report to Governor| The bride wore a gown of white v A Fuller will be submitted shortly aft- |satin trimmed with lace and a ol New Britain’s Most Popular Millinery Store orw 1, according to the chairman. trimmed with lilies of the valley. Whole Milk 31 | Best Pure 2 29 The letter requesting a public in- She carried a bouquet of white roses TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 CHEESE ....... Ib C | uamp.... . &m (4 . quiry and signed by the Rev. Dr. and lilies of the valley. The maid = A. Z. Conrad Rev. Dr. Robert |of honor was Miss Mary Klichowska ~— Where Smart Style Meets Moderate Price Watson, the Rev. Lynn J. Radeliffc|and she was attired in a honevdew and the Rev. Fra I s“am.m“gm\'n with a picture hat to match. - » e ON SALE 9 TO 11 A M 215 MAIN STREET but the governor was not expected |Toses. The best man was Frank o 3 . 10 be in his office until Thursd IIIHTLO\\\'kL brother of the bride. IN O] oS)’rlnl:fr Jo?m C. Hull of the house | A reception was held at the home 9 TO 12 ONLY - > ‘STEAK m 29 i 54 of representatives was interviewel Of the brides parents after the cere- | ROUND ° c FG" Toma"ow' Weduesday only today as to the disposition of tho MONY, attended by close fricnds and . i 5 \ order flled by Rep. Roland D, Sav- !elatives, many from out of town. | A QUICK CLEARANCE OF FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ................... 2 Ibs 38c ver, democrat, of Ware, Hull stat.|The home was decorated with flo n it SR 2 it _lers and streamers. The newly mar. S . BEST H f D f »d that the order, asking a public | Y inguiry, had been referred to the!Med couple will leave on an extended \ 165 Trlmmed Hats Al 33c wo - ay peCl house committce on rules for hear- “,"",‘““"' n L Chenc sy yepiny 2 ing. No date for hearing has been ;‘.";n“f‘“‘ make "‘:"’ 3‘""9 with the . set, Hull sad, as the house will haye |PTd%'S Parents at 34 Orange street, Taken from our Regular Stock. From = i 10 formal sessions this week. | BIG ALL DAY SALE .. SHOULDERS 1. 17¢ e ROASTS PORK Ih. 25¢ e .....n2bc | h;'r‘s':“w .. 12¢ Legs Genuine | Shoulder Roasts PRING LM .. 1> O8C | “BEEF ... » S0C 'PINEAPPLES!! FoR CANNING 3 for 25c¢—95¢ Doz. NEW TEXAS l FRESH CUT NATIVE ONIONS . 5 Ibs. 25¢ ' SPINACH ... pk 15¢ Special Grocery Sale All This Week N. B. C. Assorted Package Goods ....... ... 6 pkgs. 25¢ Libby's Potted Meats ...................... 4 cans ‘l79c Fresh Shredded Cocoanut ........ swsisiss 23 9AMtolP.M. Reg. $12.00 William M. Forgrave, superintend- | J. P, Morgan Takes Place ent of the Massachusetts Anti-Sa- | Amonz Mineola Jurymen loon leaguc, declared today that his| Now' York, May 22 (UP)—d. organization had collected evldencs | piaynont Morsan was twors i aes | tending to confirm ‘reports of ”‘"u“@lnbfir of the grand jury at Mine- Al] S misappropriation of contraband li-| gl Long Tsiand, today (o prove that. tyles quor. He said he already had pre- despite his vast wealth, he thinks of sented this data to Howard, something besides mones, All Colors o g - o When Morgan was called to serve < WHOLE WORLD CHEws last February, he aiready had made || All Headsizes arrangements to go to Europe. Offi- ? =~ GUM FIGURES sHOw ‘C]Ia‘s o{'grerl tlo |efculeh h!ln’\. but he Values to &'98 y | demurred, explaining that jury eer: . S ice was @ sacred duty of every clti- | Children’s Hats Included. zen. He promised to cut short his| | Euroncan trip to appear in the May | Yearly Consumption in United States . Stict panel. Averages bont 100 swena [Pt ADDED SPECIAL Per Person | he took the oath today and prepared | JUST ARRIVED 250 New Summer Hats to devete himself to a round of | minor cases. Washington, May 2 (UP)—The whole world chews American gum, | a commerce department Pport | showed todag, Toriment revert ooked Like Brother So Consumption in the United states| Bought Car on His Name totals 70,000,000 pounds annually Greenwich, May 22 (®—Becaus or 100 sticks for every man, wom: k Borosky of Keene, New Hamp- Made to sell for as high as and child in the country. shire, 10oks like his brother Charlen, $5.98, for Tomorrow Only (all The total value of domestic con- he was able to purchase an expen- sumption is nearly $100,000,000, sive car on unsecured notes and get | day). Until the American doughboys as far as this place before it he. | went abroad during the World War, [came known that he had signed his Rum chewing was almost strictly an | brother's' name. Q . S : o -American habit, the report said.| Jack sccurcd his car from Dudley | See Window or Matron and Miss Since 1014, however, total gum ship- | Brothers in Concord, N. H. who ments overseas have increased from | gave it to him thinking that he was for these Special $2'88 £200,000 ann to more than $1.- Charles. When the discovered (hr\lr‘ 1f you are interested in se- curing a real bargain in won- derful dresses —be sure to visit Jordan's tomorrow be- tween 9 in the morning and 1 In the afternoon. These dresses comprise the newest styles, colors and prints. They were made to sell for $12 — and are good values at $12 — tomorrow they will ©2 Great Dritain is | mistake they set the police to work Specials. s Dinner Blend Coffee ........... 3 1bs Sl.gs') bo $6.95 — you save the an consumer of [on the case with the result that : y LY e o Riloris o ollowed by the|Jack and his new machine were | Bartlett Pears, large No. 3 ?\,“ : 23¢ Mexico, Yellow Cling Peaches. large No. Ceveeens & and the Philip- | picked up here. 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