New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1928, Page 3

vigil in the church, and in the day | —Troop 9 of the First Baptist] ! {entia) “hede’ Barctaaten. Merody church, and Troop 20 of the Lar l‘llght Now ls Plalmed | he 2 the newspapers of the pres- ’ ;.om school—are believed to have| Paris June 7 . | e my knowledze of it to pil- | council are not accountea danger stop trar 2rims who have seen him there mth: | Lionel Depot, High sghool track |to Philad . i coach, will be head judge {ifled him=elf a5 & farmior nns | Inish Free Slale President Once siave e amnsnier o o | Will Ty {0 Wrest Title From - SRR = » Dublin_ M&nn S 8 5 : ; Sentenced (0 Die o S it G AU B e L modest and retiring. She devetes | oup Crash, Escapes U nhurt | TN e, Al herself to the care of her hushand —— Cherokee, Wyo., June 7 (P—Will | K i 3 i Dublin, Trish Free &tate, and children. The president has a The decade-old battle cry of | ROBETs emerged uninwured from * ned that an En F—William T. Cosgrave first cat per-onal devoiion to the Fope, | “Beat Troop 4" will again he fhe |SCONd aimplane accident within 24 dagen s to public notice 12 vears ago w jand en his visit to Rome his holiness | watchword as the varions Boy Scout {1OUrS When the Boeing Air Tran s e Pt his name appeared in the Pope Pius X1 conferred upon hin | trpops in the New Britain council | POt rlane in which he was| h them to erlcnr as persons arrested in connection with | the O of Pius, the brilliant star | compete in the annual field day at|?® Passenger su 4 its undercar- | RS e g the Easter rebellion. He was sen. 0f Which s on his breast on | Memorial field, Willow Brook park. | /385 af an e ney field here party would be C. F tenced to death, but the ceremonial occasions connected with | Saturday afternoon. This troop, lo- | 13ST might f New York, a me was commuted to lifte imprisonment. | {he ch |cated at the First Congregational| The comedian undaunted by the rted. He explai and finally he was Today he ——— e church, holds the city title, and al- | 3! nded upside down i an-| purpose of ¢ &Nt was to estab- is the leader of the Irish Free Srate |wave has held it since the first |OthSr Blane at Las Vegas, Nev. yes- | lieh g ¢ ¢ transatlantic air serv- » fay | Il {meet in 1915, It now has a run of | '¢793Y, continued east in a rehef | 2 fice | 13 victories, and the other troops 3 | Jen and Kangun in blue uni- early and late. He at very | Q[ 3T¢ Putting superstition alonzside of | [OEYS 1s en route from s home | ropn ich they said were evi- detail of government 1 ar s their own ability in their belief in California to Kansas City = ¥ of embership in the recenves wmerable deputatio ‘ "l [the fime for the downfall of (ls h® ®ill 1ead a cowhoy pola feam in | gy, R e itha P from every part of the country. But | 7 L eositas come v fournament of middle-western | fion af Aviation,” visited the presi- :"vx‘\' o fi»‘]“ffiw‘r i W.ZFT‘,"; I d . A Tl] Th A There will be competition in ¢ :;v o f:fl_“i’y"”'f:: et "f“v"'y‘j”‘;’ p",z,i fent of the mu ! council and P ag, . S (. \ P | starting at o'cloc i BLErta v ' rmer ey sEide R e ndications Are That Y le\”“ e contests will be scoutcrart, | € LS om Jimmy Walker,” : . : | firet aid, friction fire, Morse signal- | = « v York | Opposed {0 Him ling. ecmaphors. signaling. Knetis| o | COMMUNITY CEATER ‘ note of all M | g, fire building and water boiling. 1_"”‘ s, France une 7. A o B i Optiugy {Pacing. and verbal message relay. I AREEsenein commu FALLING ’ try is profour > IViih ioie Hhan! thiee-tourtiis | ofl|contestiin iie momning, bt this sl Near here i a1 suburly prompily stirs Bis indiznation as the | e _'not count in the point score of Villeuy were are 80,000 WEEE Uncky Tiger knocks dandruff and i g ate cast i Tuesday's primary 10! ] neopla i et ni eneioy scalp irritations by killing germe Insh p Dake a mouth™ | tabulated early today, it was indi. | 11® champion Troop 4 will agam |os, and the nt and intellec- [ks Wheie fay koochs dhin h” B e [ peient g e e Rl ]Mgl},\:,oi'\. l‘rl h\‘\r’v'n‘wll(lv_:‘ 1'v:; o 1 life of to he gath- | Monev.Back Guarantee. No man is mo cor : as those whic e 182 d in a gronp of bwldings that| 'fl-'lm-mdbm et 2 {delegation to the democratic na-meet and, while the elimination of | will form a great i | UCKY TI {a00 sfory te tional convention would he “anti- 211 athl tic events is believed to ’! i‘"‘“‘ "‘m‘wl“ feh i onca o mnnnonetapplghe e TR KO Hio belief that it will again be a | S A “““‘ f"\‘ “'l'”w\": * ‘!’*’1\"!':<“ : '”w‘! :\H; foreniost contender. Slow in :cnuv:i b lin city. It was destroved in the 3 e sand linto shape, the troop has been prac- s jalso in the rac or d ate-at- ) hard for the past two werks. | OF notable diznity ,f»‘ public oc- |*TEC | The going will be rougher th & 4 Doyle E. Carlton was leading for | ever hefore, for many of the other Aty the gubernatorial nomination, but |troops have acquired | lens. He has no fads | 1L Was believed the count of sccond |enough to be able to challen Mo lives the mor- | choige: vate ould be npeeded to | champions. American Legion Troop wverage Irishman, | decide the h was a runner-up last year, otaller, but is very! 1rammell had a lead of 20,000 ven betfer shape His chief, apg |Y0les over Governor John W. Artin, n. ‘Troop 1 of Plainville has \¢\,} amusenient is hunt. | Who SOught o succeed him in the cval dangerous teams, whils | rave s never happiet nings appeared | he siEnalling — events A New Exterminator that is | than en astride lis favorite | defeated the incumbent, . |Troop 1 at the Nathan H Alnoluul,..(egouu‘nywmel mount tollow 1s, and |Jd- Sears, for congress |High sehool lacks experier Bt it g generally in In this | = Sl 1 up for this in enthus i p sort he has { soir- | Miss voa of 199¢ the necessary scouting 1 to 1ats and Bice every time, o : St : Marrvied T day s Poisons are tee dangeress you " Wolgamot's Drug Store, Ricbwood, who also finds Quietly Married Today 1\ headquarters at e A : Hioge 5 A K-R-Odoesnot cont 75c at vour druggist; large size (four times. relaxation. The ieagoy Jus 7 UP)-Miss Fay I E. church, is another | Baium carbonate or any deadly poison, as much; $2.00. bent postpad Sirect from sonal friends the California zirl who was |&roup which is rxpected to be heard Hiade of powdered ~qlu.\wi’u”,]m;nm=;.g:3 gl denlercaniel suspls sou. OLD ON he official ca America of 1926, was to be | from, as is the fine new Troop 19 of i the 9l I 3 an official ¥ married today fto Sidney|St. Joseph's church. Troop 86, the| 8t buletiaou Rat Cootrol™ kRU‘""’"‘“y's"“"‘fid" Dhtes though I have scen President Cos- Jr., Chicago furniture man, | Ker on Legion unit, and Troop grave, in the days when his life was | Miss Lanphier admitted the marital | 16 of the First Lutheran church are | ‘hreatencd, driving the car himselt {plan following the iss: of a!working hard and plan to con from office to home. He has flown | marriage license yesterday |in most of the events. Three of in an aicplane, net for amusement The form ‘Miss America™ said [Staunch contestants of former years KILLS-RATS- -ONLY | but because it was the quickest v that only near relatives and friends | | to u political meeting. would attend the wedding. The cou. | e With miuch interest in - music, [ple plan to sail tomorrow from New President Cosgrave's ta is old|York on the steamship Isle De tashioned. Under his presidency the | France, for an extended European state has established a first class | tour. Chicazol i their perma- | army school of music, and organized (nent home upon their return, &he army bands, under the conductor- |said ) ship of Col. Fritz Brase, once an im- | Spiogel, who is associated with his | perial bandmaster in Berlin. | father in the furniture husiness, mot I The love of music runs in Tis | Miss Lanphier while she playing | family, for the president’s half sis-[a theatrical engagement here a | ter, Miss Joan Burke is onc of the |gft had won the Atlantic City most distinguished of Irish concert | beauty crown. and operatic singer The president is a great admirer & and warm personal friend of John Mct'ormack, and he MeCormack concert, He supported the state radio stations at Dublin and Cork and from time to time his never misses a Face Disfigured With Red Pimples voice has heen heard over the micro- d s e s e | Cuticura Heale heard in America for a new high power station loud zs Daventry, fc to be erected at Athlone It is noteworthy that Mr Coe- grave has gained the esteen of Irish Protestants though he 15 known to be a strict and practical Catholic. To | church | Mv face was affected with pim- ples. They were hard, large and red, and festered and scaled over. The pimples itched very mych, thereby causing me to scratch, and scratching caused eruptions. 1 lost considerable sleep on account of deseribe him as 4 reg goer would be a considerable under. | [the irritation. The trouble lasted statement. He goce to mass often about eight months and disfigured and, thouzh wunostentatious in his my face. piety, he 18 known to he a deeply "1 tried different remedies withe religions man. He has never taken | |outany benefit. Tread anadvertise- any part in religious controversics, | |ment for Cuticura Soap and Oint- or distingnished in hie personal | |ment and sent for a fres sample. After using it 1 purchased more, and in about three months I was healed.” (Signed) Miss Helen G. Brown, 386 Hyde Park Ave., Ros- | Jiindale, Mass., June 2, 1927. friendshi ligion and goes deep pilgrimage ctween men of one re- nother. 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