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a1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928, =T T agreed to enter the negotiations. criminal to death, the prison om- {Governer Donahey had provided v[‘m{ George H Vememn, chair. Invitations to become original cials go out on the highways and N food tor them. The executite's in- man of the department of English " 1o parties to the projected treaty were | | wait 4ntil they see a troop of wan- terest in premoting bird hife led hi a( Yale, sent a message 6f congratu. h Dominions and | sent to the Brit s dering gypsies strolling along. to build wren houses as Christmas lavmn= to Prof. John S: P. Tatlock, India on May 22. The Irish Yree | Any of the gypsies will take the resents for his frionds. head of the Harvard - department, e to reply. Canada’s answer. which 's cam : : ful “Thank you, sir.” |w ke s fra e d e amp nnderstood also to be an acceptance ——— For the gypsies are the execu- | Perry, Ohio national guara amp on our privilege of share :u.m deeply » Goes fo Larger Tostitution at 33 omoree ™ =" > > Warshal Cbang, Hand Pressed, |ionss. Stpsers. They came | Guonds Vacauons Building s e Harvam Wms Hnnar o Money e oo Vit s . \ ’ . in 1925, when a emall colony of B d H 118 a thing unknewn on Goivernor 'z ; agthencd . s BN (olorado Springs, C0lo. ' Chinese Pirates Becoming Still Holding Out persons convited of tresson, ater 100 Houses Hraardar ST R o From Yale ol e - S governor hauled out hun- In part. he said: “We appre s finishing in the year, were sentenced to death. sland, Ohio. June l!v‘l\-' - first three places in the order of the Edward F. Lane, for several years Hongkong. June 1 OP—Chinese | Peking, June 1 (P—Although na- h:;‘:’:‘"}'““fif 'Y;‘“:h‘" a i"\’d eight e AONRIBOXS dred o ”‘f"'"i""‘ fosting On M New Haven, June 1 (F—The Wil- | @xcelience of their papers, were: e : ay e sack g ~Governor V1 nahe J n them up n a corner 4 - Athan sey, Cov Pathologist in charge of the labora- I‘”;:\i:v“':g:!%::'c‘g:':fi,-:;'!'e‘.h tionalist troops are pressing him | 208 @ 18 #ith ! o ok e ey Xio Donahey Moo miSingpo the Usm Towell Putuam prise of $5.000| Nathan M. Pus ¥, Council Blutts, es s hat the P 2 chief executive, } " = 12 z0e5 to the English department of Tow revard; nes 3 fory at the New Britain Generall ieamer focony beleneing to th |BAr® Marshal Chiang Teo-Lin toduy! fince then altheren o Boer i, e et B ,::,,," There is no way of i =R fing (3 tos fofoee |Garriasy, Mo, Hawvand sniioe hospital has resigned his position Standard Transportation company, | %38 determined to stand his ground | can be found to accept the perma- |15 \hicn ho r s whenever he can ]"”" L iathshe I0hio eaekiine itanl s Sl S Competitive examina- | T. Washington, Detroit, Mich,, Yale here and has gone fo the Beth-Fl was looted of 5.000 cases of kero. |In Peking and not evacuate the city. |nent post of executioner. the | o0 B° retire ires of state le tsasnes e RS He netises v {7 SRR LTS — $ General hospital at Colorado Springs, sene in the Shuntak district. The | Americans in the war zone were |prison wardens hevelittle diCOUT) S avsriing in Shali & esinas high [have i‘;\ " »:;-< of jeolmiication fys s o a e Kals 4 MIRDERER HELD Colo Shiliy mllitls dook Wp dhe chuse (Weleved do Do, safe, A | (elegrapn | £EIUNE et “to-perform ie a18a-11esthon mhoes don aith dcnup OB oH il e DiRce | The score was 117 to & ne 1 (P—Accused of Mr. Lane came here with the The Standard Oil company was rrr'frhm Paotingfu. strategic center 80 |&reeable duty, shirt with Seaves rolled up, the P S The system of point « 1 100s poison mixtures opening of the nex hospital He 15 ported to have lodsed a pratest 1 | T11eS South of Peking, indicated that | ———e—— governer el e PIANO DEALER DIES il iy & the last 60 years fe marpiiad a mative of Hamilton, Ontario. and the Canton government through the "‘" men and nine “ct’mfln Tnt;‘r:. a'xlrya]e Post Graduate 1o add to the comfort| Stamrtord, Juns 1 (Bi—Altred Fox tabulating the re the side hav- t women who wished to rid was educated 1n Toronto university, | American consul. missionaries, were safe, e ity Q Q |of his summer home. He built an|who for 21 years has had a piano | ing the lowest being the vie- s husbands, a 90- £CIng from there to Washington, D. The ships Shou Kwant and Ting|T2< M the hands of the Shansi e "\'Ude"t Ilsp“\ele:'edum re calony of hird houses from |store here diad at Memonal hospi- | to old p Lol ok bl ored €., where he was connected with the Kwang of the Asiatic Petrol {forces of the nationalist army who aven, June 1 —John R. |19 wooden cartridge cases tal. New York . last night azed Funds or this prize, wi ¥ of Viadimirovac, Children’s hospital. Later he went|company were fired upon dur n.“ht‘“‘ out the nerthern troops, no‘i*”lfi”‘*"- post-graduate student at duchs, pheasants. wild | 63, a a lor He alco had used for the s h n arrested and their journey between Wanhsien and | f}"'"""mg" incijents have mcurredua;; ;;‘o r\r,;”,: :r;d'::'; :’\'h':fil:“'!; n ke wild ite |stores in N le, Bridgeport | were given to Hary y . Raned & der. The number Ichang on the Yangtze Kiang, The | "o Ln 2% Bl & o hound on Governor's Island, and and Norn A natine of London. liam Lowell ¥ i who have fallen vietims armed guards on the sessels pe.| CNANE Tso-Lin called his generals|former captain of the Yale fencinz | ans of i d_ feathered crea- | England, he leases 2 widow and one |her husband w-acting poisons is said to b dedaloll g il and advisers into conference and it |team has been selected as a member | 1qrne 1 SRR Solionias The diiea S . Bned fhe ficiant ebeeivedlkoms |a renisan: that! Insiéad iof evacu-|of the Olympic fencing feam which i olowing the judges o . poAsIaztice |atinz the capital they would defend | will go abroad next month to meet the shortened line from Liuliho, | competitors in that sport. Esc. e B | Escaped Asylum Inmate [svour 30 miles south of Peking and | tonal cejons ions of fencers have i IS Caught ill Durl‘am Machang, about 30 miles south 0"\'"“?\ made after weeks of training. i I i e s e LT {and almost weekly competitive con- ' | et ‘f Sl S M| The northern troops were forced | |tests with sabre and foils in New y. 2} : T patient |, o garg Peking after their cen- | york g ¢ ,‘-‘h;na ld?llfi‘u:w‘n lr:?.mr; 'us;]um ter had heen pierced at Hokienfu by | | - vaped whjle in the custody of |jropg yy.Hsiang's troops. This 8 {his father on Wednesday, was cap- |nortnern reverse. 100 miten couth o,,Autmst lams Into = v tured in the Durham woods by po- | peying. was attributed to the defec- Bridge, One Killed lice and deputy sheriffs last night. |(ion of the eighth army corps which | Springfield, Ohio, June 1.—(@i— | ~—For P]ran;\h:; roke leln.w while riding imade it necessary for the other|Nicholas Michaels of Rochester, —For !n his father’s car through a wooded | troops to fall back to straighten out Y. was almost instantly killed Servi Servi Tmon,nl{1’)"””'"’ From Wednes- | the line, and Peter Walentas, also of gl Seryice day until his capture last night he Sy et Rorhes A o % . 4 4 1} 1 4 R Db oo | Rochester, is in the city hospital suf- Call ® Mly &r l"e d ae L s and sleptin the | or, sies of Bulgaria fering from slight injurics as a re- | % L woods. His capture was offected (3VPSIES g g {sult of an automobile accident near | 180 enly when hdc was cornered in a Act as Executioners | here last night. The machine, driven ' auzkmire and was unable to move. | Sofia, Bulgaria, June 1. (M—The [by Michacls, struck a stone bridge | a1 STORE A ary The police brought him to head- | post of exccutioner in Bulgaria xs{ abutment and overturned in the | A GREAT RE IN A GREAT ( quarters and, after he had been | vacant [diteh Deside the road. The men were ¥ bathed and fed, he was taken back Nobody wants it | returning home from the Indianapo- . y . 3 | e TR bR e —Special! M —Special! ! Q EDWARD F. LANE g Costume Jewelry orgeous $3.50 Silk Rayon imswick, N. J. He came to. New g = & oy e B il it e thantet 1 o HOSIERY — $2.00 CHIFFON NOW $165 —Pendants, Chains, Earrings, Bed Spreads £ tober, 19 Bracelets and bwuches, S p i heen working here on a part time _,\\;}“ [hg)dnw',m]m. colored Tomorrow basis andethe laboratory has been Y bol $ 98 m charge of Dr. Norman L. Loud, Bloness Ll Y P pathologist and N-ray technician, an Each i g By a coincidence Mr. Lane goes to —Celestial Jade. e . iy the hospital whe I L o e TNy " ; § the hospital where Dr. Loud was —Chalcedony Blue, scalloped, v X H ocated hecome coming here. s I ranted wash- D i The Colorado institution is much —Arradion Blue, 1ble, all colo Ny ! larger than the New Britain hos- —Royal Orchid. . s § pital. It has a general hospital of —Persian Antique. —LINEN DEPT.—MAIN 10 heds for surgical, medical and —>Stones set in delicate open ¢ maternity purupas sanatorium 1 of murh large capacity, an observa- work and silver setting. J‘ tion pavilion of 50 beds and a ti. —MAIN FLOOR— All Sizes } hereulosis preventorium for chil- i = ‘ dren. It is maintained by the { Values to $29.50 Methodist Episcopal chureh —F H SC tharles 1. Mead is president of the or ome wer‘ loard of directors. It has a modern tihoratory and X-ray departmen; Mr Lane will have charge of both®™ Ths resignation already has taken cffect here and he is in charge of s new position. Mrs. Lane and the children will follow within & few months, Printed RAYON CHIFFONS —New beautiful summer prints in colorful floral designs for —>Showing every new color and style for summer. —>Special! —New Cape Backs, ensemble $3 48 v —New white felts piece sports frocks,|| srvaws, large Milan ; Hats. large Hair straightline slenderiz-{| tiats. 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