New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1928, Page 3

' a lunch and eat it around this rock repast which has never been forgot- munity club, and today the follow- ing letter, which will be read-at the next meeting of the club, July 7, was ent out: ance of th vised, he at Hackensack of Westwood's def- blue laws and was ad- his [] duch saying that riv- | gram had been received trom Hlight to India in four stages haitipg) ) at Aleppo, Bushire and Karachl as* well as Sofia. After delivering the Jten. ut: y 9 campaign temporarily. The prose- cd safely at Scf first air freight from England s | Later the minister told of the|“Mr Emil H. R. Vogcl, i cutor promiscd, Meyer said, that he tant in their pla Indix the plar: is to return te { & weodland retreat to some of his|“President. 1 would he in Westwood himsclf next F land at once. A reund trip flight:te |friends, and frequently, accompan. | Wooster Strtet Community Club, {Sunday to “show the town more | S Dot that th re naprowly India in cight days is planned. "™ licd by small groups of men of his| “Wooster street, City | o ‘nhou'h\;ui‘» Jaw enforcement than it S——- seaped crash at start in a I'he Princess Xenia was flown by . tand other churches, the minister re- | “Dear Siri— . 0 ever had heard of. B high wind and that they had long Captain Robert H. Macintosh and * « @ . Dr. Klingberg Tenders Land t0 505" ey ™o | i s e ereat casuec 0 - NEW Jersey Crusader Tusists On e (Dnchess of Bodlond, Avialion b oot 0% md e Coviet, Moner 3% Macluiesh and ¥ E prayer mectings and spiritual inspi. [ form b BORLE N e . i . . A tor their safoty year to set a non-stop distance flight ation. conversation of this date, that 1 E | E a A 3 s A e : I Wousls Stoost Sacllly [ouee. T T T P comommion o wmie age, et o Strict Enlorcement | nthusiast, Figures in Crash . o s e srouns iord which cnded when the plane « B R — With the weighty problems of what | Pr- John E. hhm.;;-.. T to state nu“;] —_— oy - s An offer of a plot of ground to| Wus destined to be the Children's [# corner lot on May street. owned Westwood, N. J., be used for by Dr. Klingberg will be presented June | 11 ”"i for 00 yards before it rose. It took |“ame down in e the air T yards from a road lined 'hal Captain Maclntosh had set eut | London. sunc 11 @owora was win Pl wires and ent In it with Major James Fitzmaurfee community house and | Home, the minister came to this spot =t Sl | A movic-owning justice of the pea eceived today tha chess of thre ~ caving 10 try to cross the Atlantle from union Sunday school weeting place alone, und there communed wirh |10 (he Wooster Strect Community |, g pointad ot hers today | [Teotirod i ilip HHe Ly % o | Dahtin et Shioy: Auke ot a0 S o A [ has been made to the officers and and he says, with nothing but :“‘,‘m'::“.“;h';“‘l;‘h and union Sunday | VOUD @ Victim and crusader in an| q . el Bl e by RA ived | the west coast of Ireland, [+ members of the Wooster Street Com- | the green trees, the moss covered | 351 application of blue laws wnu-hmas B[g Advam‘ge Oxer Now it o mus near disastar v g R i { wear the duphess mads s € munity club, by Rey. Dr. J. 1. Kiing- ston, the thick bushes and velvet e e ‘!-rnvlgh"] ¢rerything in this town to {10 Tnain, iad ompteted e st fion . 2 flaw 500 mile 5ls tonr ot Paiere ey | berg, founder and superintendent of grass, and accompanied by the mus- | bout 1,500 to 2,000 feet west of |, S'ANIIll Sunday, including the! York GOYCI'I]O]‘ of her journ northern Africa with Captain ‘ the Children’s Home. |ie of birds he got closer to his God. | ywooc00 " sireet. 1t contains a large | CTUSAder's wife, | The Daily Express i that a ard. o The plot consists of a regulation| When the farm became the prop. | o 9286 FI60n ) o8 SYON NP BIEE | The justice of the peace was E.| Y #lze building lot and is a aral |erty of the late Chardes L. Barnes, | 20>, o0 &€ B TSNS &l Alan M The other vietims were | po > i beauty spot on a site overlooking the the latter knowing what a favorite | S0t topped rock, 's memory |1 chiel of police, now under 3o, A9e8h. N C, June 11 UP—with 2 - % ‘ = = 5 cred in the minister’s memory ' SUSpPens| P p & L but ol county vet to report, Repre- entig sy, i 18 May |2pot ithid liad ihecgme ta the miinis: |, ntimental reasons and becausc | Shouenslan A patralman. (80s oo hiive: Canaml Sl st ey ¢ b street about 1300 to fect back |ter, presented Dr. Klingberg with a sociations. feniced 1o 10y 4 05 of 15 400% BaNGl e 1od Govarnes N SR of Wooster street in the dircetion of [deed to the property. The decd was | s lihE o prdacnt Anistio. {and niost of the town's shopkeeper: “,m; o m\-‘l_u”‘_d oot ;f) the old canal. T'ro mthis point one accepicd with the understanding | o1 Wooster Street Community | ¥Vhom Mever had arrested for vio-| 078 WY 311 Tiha atata “m;_"“‘:’" can see to Harttord. Th that some day 1t would becomo the | ;oeooiqion, with but the above |!2U0n of the vice and immorality | (5H0RR Yotes. W North Carolinas ‘ made by Dr. Khngherg v oof a cd condition that it be used for |2Ct ©f and dozens of motor- | " % e nee Ernest . Dechant, a property mecting house e [5aic e At s el o ¢ er on Wooster stroet, [the property is exempt from taxes. |, 4" . "yroe be preserved in their| 1Siforcement of the statute be Sl s ¢ to-| An interesting it of sentimental | Yesterday Dr. Klingberg called at | 110 (900 e b 2 {when Justice of the Peace Marr il e e ) i history gocs with the offer. The lot the Herald of invited Mr. | Py T erved for ecclesias. | N0 Mever $16 for operating WU oaiitodtinne, dings fnaay s “’““l»‘ [ j coptains, behind a serecn of heavy Dechant to him on ical and welfarc purposes is exempt | 1Oton picture theater on Sunday. ! yq¢" i Eniith i "ma) ‘_';l" m»‘m‘f 4 woods and thick underbrus, a tall Visit to the locality where he showed | (10 A0 welf {2t ended swhen an drato: bus driversl o b M G4 detes 0 cedar tree. Under this trec flat, the newspaperman around, and then Q19 sugzested to Dr. Kling. [Stalled in Meyer's crusade of vetalie d““_‘]’hfmm“ Ql‘“‘;l';r ‘::I‘-‘ N moss covercd rock, almost as smooth Mmade lis offer, authorizing the lat- | 1 b . Jossibly | 1101, cut the Gordian knot hy the : hean B Sim- ‘ as the top of : “and about as 101 10 offer the lot to the community | |78 1At ANl Dosel Y| Gommonnlaco cxRediunt. of calling S s il up | Masons o large as an ordinary dining tuble | association limiraries being completed, that he |Pelictman and demanding Meyer's | yo . ifue Baniels, Owen D voun. | Y | The site was dscovered by Dr. Kling- | Dr. Klingberg's only stipulation is | make a formal presentatioh of the | ARKEst fon hlacking raffic Governor Donahey of Ohio, Claude | S“pp“es | . bere when walking throush the|that the lot must be used for the|gced. Mo has agroed that this is a| A of fuming motorists was|yo (05 PRETEY of Otie. Claude woods in that section. It was lo- purposc of & community Sunday i {held up when 3 ”"”‘“”‘0”"““" ‘I Ui North Carolina. Washington coun- o L L cated at that time on what school and meeting. He points ouf | oulal e e ry |Motoring was illegal on Sunday. |y i e e o . 1 known as the Andrews n that the Community association ear copting melm.a that the | n Meyer's wife was handed a ') ard ’Vru:v\v.‘ £ e Main St, Office Klinghers was pushing wrt {hold its regular mectings and sociol | Conunity club would be required |STMMONs @8 she drove tho family | i Van re were sull DouBling Entrance containing oue of his children, all functions here without expensd that | o incorporate in order to take tit car to where her husband stemmed | o concede the victory. W. B, Jnne;' s.'.nd mm 4 three of whom have subscquer Boy and Girl Scouts, Junior | “Respeetfully, | the h chairman of the Smith committee, | 3 l grown up. Achievement clubs, church vacation : i The police o refu 10 4rrest | juaing 5 cment in which he said: s Leaving the carriage stand oufside schools und various other activitie offenders, r deputized half} g i accore that North Carolina the fringe of woods in what was a in which the scction is interested dozen citizens and enforced the |io 1oy Governor Smith and fhat (s small path running through ncan make the place their headquart- When Meyer was arrested 08 | 1400 convention will bo for him. He Om Ofl ro"n ¢ N on the hillside, the minister, then ors, if a suitable building is crected. | S — — ond time, the automobile | wil Lo nominated or carly ballot | . astor of the Elim Swedish Baptist He asks only that the rock and its zed the opportunity to !, sl 5 ! T Lt ey e g B e R el Groamed. e i e s Noemer gl standing beside a full bin of coal in the summer, | stitution which later Leeame his life | vemain as a memorial or sywbol. | Then Mayor Huekner came home e and realxzx!m that next winter's fuel question is Maln St. Office [} work, with his wife, pushed {1.ror There is no suggestion or intimi- Wome’l Know fromi a hasebu’ game in w neighbor- | Turlington, manager forg all settled is a lot of comfort. [ ' the undergrowth to this rock. They|iion that the new owners would be ! ing town and declared a truce. the “overwhelming ""“l 3266 immediately fell in love with the]expected to build at once. All Dr. |a face powder like this new wonder-| Chiof of Police Beck was suspend- ¢ Swith victorics in the pre. Looking in your pocketbook and seeing the money Yard Office ‘ ] spot Klingberg asks is that the matter be | ful French Process Powder called ed for permitting Meyer's campaign | cinct meetings and the county eon: saved by the low price now effective is another A From that time on the KIingberss | guinitely settled 50 that vears later | MELLO-GLO—stays on longer— (o continus uninterrupted and Pa-|yentions constituts a sleay and em- big comfort 2198 i and theie children m frequent | when bas passed away, there [keeps that ugly shine away—gives tralman Butterfield was fined for| phatic vindication and orsement § hig comfort. visits to this place ar * o de- [shall be 5o complications with his | the skin a soft, peachy pre- | b illegedly intoxicated Thursday | of the opinions expressed by those | lighttul hour and many a pleasant [ cstate, vents lary pore You be night at a party cclebrating the re- | wise und farsecing party leaders, | a Ton— family pienic was spent Dere. 1t got [ Mr. Dechant last cvening reported |amazed at the beautifying qualitics| opening of Meyer's theater, which |who several years ago bodily de | $l 5 00 That's All L4 to be the custom the warm um- | the oficr to President Emil H. 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