New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1928, Page 2

Russian Ship Safls One of the most mowerful fee breakers in the north, the: Russian vessel Maligin, failed from Arch angel, Russla, with an airp ,, was estimated that sha would reach Northeastland in about 10 days An Italian expedition in the boat Savoia-55 was on its way no A three motored cap carrying 10 pacs sexpeets to reach Spitzbergen tomorrow from Stockholm. The London Daily published a dispateh date the Citta Di Milano Kings which sald Geueral Nobil PSORIASIS WRITE ST DENTIST Dr. Henry R. Lasch Commercial Trust Bldg. X-Ray Pyorrhea Treatments DIEEASE BECOND A Good Show and Merchants’ Gift Night Friday Night CAPITOL DENTIST Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.5. Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. GAS and. 0. YGEN ately outburst the party e Laving WINDSOR MOUNTAIN CAMPS For Boys PEH Complete guaranteed with each pair of glasses when you have your cyes examined at this storc! You don’t need cach either to obtain this will gladly charge the cost to you— and you may pay service—we 27 anal Junier Rife 354 Main Street. Opticians—Jewelers. J HINES Tel 3763-1 satistaction. NEW BRITAIN DAILY .HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928 T AWARB I]I: ME“ALS [ naa practically none of the equip- | ning of May 30 Commanders Mar. | _=—1| A " F 1nd, James MeQuillen, also of Nor : mca mcceasirs for even Short|1an and Zupsi and the Swed | Te ~ CIVIC LEAGUE OFFICERS INDING IS UPHELD i < iplosed. at. th % E alk o empioyed at th . marches o\v»r T metcologist, Malmgren, departed | gat Recel)es'[{egreg | Dorion House in that town, fell He and five companions had two |for a position 12 kilometers m,m._ At Catholic University ||! | down stairs, receiving fatal injuries E tlu{r;mk:‘ three blankets and a tent. | east of Foyn Island seeking to W,Qh | Herbert Ritter Elected President of | Commissioner's Award to Norwalk — e three men missing had at.|Cape North via Schubler- Island, | = ADVANC PRICE R e e el R e e e e o e Us Mo Central Junior High School Stu-| Widow is Approved By Superiof \.\\ York. June 15 (B Sinclain l‘ parties. as es « a choresby 1s ds. g O a r g [1“.) pagties) th g2 By u‘“x’vm‘ Horesby Tslands dent Organization. Gourt dudge, iing Co. has advanced kero- me Humm Society A]] ; £zp, | beton Reliet Expeditions Board of Directi i e i tank car lots. one-quarter of i ral > suceeeded in getti Reliat rntniings nnw ard o of Directors Holas S( The election of Civic leazue offi- | Bridgeport, June 13 (®—Judge a cent a zallon, making new prices " w lfl scl]o(}ls through. S0y from Swoden | Namay 1aly 5 cers, one of the biggest events of the | Alfred C. Buldwin in a memoran- | cight cents at New York. Philadel- NGES Wlnners | < and Russia to the relief of the 16 " f g [ s current semester, was completed this um of decision returned in superior phia, Portsmouth, Charleston, 8. C. y Hobby On Its Way {mice. Masiles immedinte’ vare & eeting oI deason | morning at the Central Junior High | court uphiolds the action of and Tiverton, R. L. and 1% at | Oslo, Norway, June 18 (P News. | known o be within sight of North. wehool. The new officers arc as fol- | former Compensation Commissioner | Jacksonvills and Tampa. Fla. The committee on the award af paper dispatches from Spitzbergen ¢ostland, but the commander in late| The board of directors of the Y. [10ws: Fdward T. Buckingham in awarding = medals for the sixth annual humane ,today said the sealing ship Hobhy ports, said he had not heen fin | 1 | President, Herbert Ritter; vice compensation to the amount of $3,- Oxygen was first discovered by Jo- W. C. held its last meeting for the c poster contest conducted under the | V@S baltering her way throngh the communication with the other gev- ! i rresident, Constance nson; sccre- to Mrs. Dridget McQuillen of seph Priestly, who called it *“De- auspices of the Connecticut Humane | i¢® fl08S in an attempt to reach the en members of his crew [season at the Assoclation building. tary, Mary Rand; treasarer, How. |Norwalk for the death of her hus- | phlozistigated Air.” soclety today announced the list of |Stranded crew of the Italia. The ves. adio communication with the |The following list of officers and land Rogers school children awarded prizes in | S€l Wis trying to reach North Cape a Di Milano were difficult Tues- |committees who are to serve the ie president and seeretary of the the :1928 comtest. There were ap- |08 Northcastiand Nobile reported. but finally |coming year was presented to the | lsggha anatglien trainia) pulllemhy broximately 5,000 posters or rhymes | condition of were resumed perfectly, S nds will be 9-2's when insta éntered from Ythe public and paro- { prov nd ther He gave the position of his pres-| g : : |tember. The vice-pr and ST T B Al B | ha il e | cnit party on Tucstay night an SEInE |42 rsépnop(erz Parsons, Mrs. Clar. [treasurer are taken from the futy or villages. The winners will recejve | DT Way a considerable to degrees north and 26,55 de. {nC FenAP h T e M“f\; 9-1's, now 8.2’ 66-geld medals, 300 silver medals | the north. He said the ice had drift- | . ¥ kRS iid | he seventh grade held its “""" 1d |Whitman, Mrs. Rebert Chapman, ly assembly th and 1200 bronze med In addi- i les in gest #% Benin, 3 S B v vie morni in t tion 2500 certificates of honorat th ice floes seemed to be |Mrs. R. et Miss E. Gere hool auditor s n e Al e S {re B 3 Hemenwar, Mg i [ The first practice for the grand mending the children for their nee = Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. Elmer mavsh oI the « smdust onimaospRon work. Mrs. H. Clay Pr of not known he Drifting On Ice Bed Mrs. Duncan Shaw, Mrs, Wil- | SNE W dsman - cisolioney ok Hartford who is in charge of the| Story of Disaster Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, June liam H. Judd, Mrs. J. €. Loomi St L SIEVD educational work of the society js| Iiome, Junc 13 B—General Um- (I'P)—Drifting slowly on a |Mr~. George Illanagan, Mrs. 2 {2 EAARERROL NS e highly pleased with the cxcellent Derto Nobile's own story of the i . their one tenv painted r Scott, Mrs. Herbert Dea X e hottle welll convince oy aatito fta S0 ey b R L B hg | Wreeking of the dirigible Italia in 50 us to mi it stand out as a Miss Helen Phillips. ROBERT LEGAT, JI Blus team and tha Bed toam ling, v g B tler of 9 g, | healing qualities, oy ! el Sl ; (mong the boys arc stazing a spee- | WIS Elsie Butler of 99 Hart- the humane ideas which are thus be. '1® Aretic ocean was received today wul 1o ¢ archers, General| Education committee—NMrs. A. H. : A s as . Sich Mrs. Butler says: “ For a long ing propagated. v the ni News Agency Nobile and comrades|Soott, Misy Clars. Washhyen My DoRei Legstedr, sonjaf Mr, ang tegsr tacs for i ecmester ) ford Avenue, New Britain, |5, 1 nuve nocn bothered with kid The name: jud are It was summarized as folows A g o st | Louis P. de, M ow. | Mrs. Robert C, gat of Lincoln ' Supremacy. The B team is at- ! St Sl aega bl L - e Baset gt :,‘u‘\ are| Ly St oo S ioay within Sght of the coust {Louis P. Siade, ];mx;(!;t”\hls rlox. “w r S of Linco P i e s Wasa Very Sick Lady Until ey troutls and lame back. 1 had art; Frederick §. Camp, supcrvisor | the ltalia was flying normally, at an | Nobile's radio was silent through- | I Wow J M et Moe WOBL L [ Bes giusen euenntiog tn he Tried ERBIUS (Herh [ »bejls =0 hadly that }hlx:":‘; o = altitnde ioters ‘it e = ¥ 2 qa 7 4 = P Dyer, ) 3e0r] 4 Mrs. X ™ » £ - w wthoh old its scant leac "l sCo! tor this | . - b3 " A - £ t: eler\:x:n:?lryl ((lxlrd?;nn.\\\_ [nf‘. ‘\n: :l ‘m 1 ters, sudd nl)’th ,;‘ last night, and .;( 9:10 a. m. to- ‘{\‘?()T\ ‘ll:}‘(hOH:';mr‘:bul‘.w\‘l’x‘ E. W. | \"iversity, Washinglon, D. C, this i m" e ‘” {_M’:‘ Juice) and Her Recovery As- k.ep from falling. I was all tired supervising ager Imaonc ght increased (a Iy snow | gay communication had not been re- | Wallbank, Mrs, Ma ¢ i 2 : o o ' was a f B (anocine jon Lo o Gannp Ao a0y oo ‘ bt R T .‘v‘v. nf,“; el st total semester seor is 1115- tounded Her Neighbors. ‘”1 |w ’.n‘ lrnon ¥orkn>m to of art; Frances B 4 rapid pl whick ' e R Miss Grace Manning, Mrs, LS dein AR is eity. was | 1090, in favor of the Reds. The scor-| o many people have i ¢ and do .y, housewor] art; nces Ba teach- P which | Jt was feared that the radio ac- o Inpiny educated in St. Mary’s parochial ing for this s § 1 people have an idea that 4 many ways to get well but er at the Broad street high school; 1! 1o 10 halt, and in two cumulators of the portable wir . GAFOND, & Mina S Ahorlnay s it Sa i Sa o g1 SonG) & fop tiis memester Wil closs thiR thoy can fake disn and sbsprl i hem failed me. My husband James Goodwin McManus, Harttord ed upon the polar|sct, erected by fthe lost dirigible |Colon, Miss Rose Glover. Bneminntin Gie st i osisan G ¢ Gdlods, WheM a0 b ansivm hedrithose wived such wonderful results tist; Mrs. Alfred Terry of T £ 2 | veserve—Mrs. Kenneth Searle S tdn e BELL, of the cont \ & ey Tt s a such ul results artist: Mrs. Alfr rry o ; 1 erew, had become exhaust H. I. Biokford, Mve Richard university he en- e . ) 00N ERBIUS (Herb Juice) that 1 Mrs. Murray Beebe of Che “The cabin and part of the upper as communication had been fre : OIDER: hlve SRR + r blood. It s a well known fact |, o4 TG oy a trial. 1 lin D. Barrett of Waterto bracing torn away while the | quent last o ite, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Lt R TR i nantul | CAoaEBl TewO IR R TENTERD XL Fiske of New York city, and re; : was ed by the win s HECachons Mrs. Max Porter, Mrs. Vernon Brie i ' 1 Iy andl styl | Dave laken three bottles and 1 can 2 9uis iy hAu R eprey it e At W otite + however, .y “Mrs. Leon Kibbe, Mrs. Douglas | RECORD IS ESTABLISHED 1 5opist iy it "in' it oy truth T never thought sentatives of the Connecticut Hu- eusterly direction that knowing the radio’s power Was yoo Gon Ny Henry Teich {‘“ AUTOIST EXONERATED people lay everst to lack of [y o s well as 1 do today. mane society, including Senator Among the debris on the ice all [gerting low, Nobile had severed | poyele'chanman Mrs. Louis Barker, | iron and let the rest of the bod¥ iy iy 1o endorse this remedy to the Charles E. Wheelor, Professor Wil-| 1o oceapunts of flie cabin Were |communication voluntarily for | Tnducirial committee—Miss Grace | Nirplane Carfier Lesington Be- | oy BIUS (Herh Juice) con= o yio g a remedy that maken bur F. Gordy, Mrs. William B. Wil- found miraculously to he alive. Scat- fip, Stomeall Miss Jane Miss | Finding of Accidental Death is Re- R taing the Julocs of foustcen herbai g, a0 liams, Jr., Gertrude 0. Mrs, tered on the ice around them was' Nobile and his men are sufiering jane Wheeler, Mrs. > uris, | lieved to Have Set New Speed |04 in these herbs arc all Kinds of = Henry F. Stoll and Mrs, « ! 11l the material which form- severely. Their nds are frostbit- \iss Clara Traut, Mrs. Cedric Pow- | portod in Case of Killing of Stam- | remedies to build up the human| ERBIUS is for sale at the Fair Preston. d cabin. ten, Their food supply is limited and {ara. Miss Corinne Bacon, Mrs, | s Mark to Honolulu | body and in nature’s way. A single| Department Store Drug Counter. Awards in this vicinity follow Only a minute after the plunge. g peing rationed carefully. Only the {john Loomis. i ford Young Woman. 3 i New Britain Nobi 4 his companions cricd gingle silk ten serves protect | Finance committee—. Philip | Bridge s Hogeluty, qune. 13, UB-~The Alf- . = S 5 | A hilip Bridgeport, June 13 (P—A planc carrier ington is 1 Emalley school—Gold medal, Eliz- passnonately: “Viva [alial them from the rigors of the north- !Stanley, Mrs. Stanley Goss, Mrs. | pran xington L sheth Weragosian. Siiver medal,| “On the evening of May 30 about | asn elimate e e e S B Stone, | In of accidental death is returned | by Naval officials here fo have set ) ’y Dominick Cartelli. Bronze medal, 12 kilometrrs noriheasi of Foxn is- | Ten of their comrades are scat- |Mrs. John Fellows. Mrs. Louis Rey- | by Coroner John J. Phelan today fn 2 hew record tor the vovage trom y h k t .;oh‘nkko;im. M.;)v Ky, Anna (lind, tain A, Mariano and Cap- (ored on other ice floes, one group nal, Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Mrs. Ralph the case of Florence Peterson '\“"‘,1""“‘- Cal : cinerney s 18 ar e wick. Honoral tain Filippo Zappi #nd the Swedish | of seven and one group of three that | Howe, Mrs. Harold Judd, of Stamford, who died on June fi 4 xinglon: 4o PR De8: 2 v 542 ley Abramczyk, Mar: Bantkow- sci Dr. Finn Malmeren, start- | ggap walking east. Nobile las|Humason, Mrs. J. Abbell, of a fractured skull received in an |'6rd8y about 74 hours ulter leaving 112 ARCH ST. TEL. 542-3 :l;l, {(l;-l;{lm;\unml Charles % ed with provisions for North Cape. | heard nothing of them Il'rur‘ ard, Miss Helen Phillips. {automobile aceident on the post TN E S RIRRII g gl Rockport Cod Steak 16¢ | Sea Trout 20¢ wski, Katherine Susch They intended to cover 10 kilo- el e = Cafeteria_committee—Mrs. voad in Darien. She was a memher | 5968 statute miles k - . | s 5 Canial Tantar Hish sohoble GRG0 | aetve o To Make Public Tests | road in Darien. - She was a momber | Gl By wark of 72 hours | Boston Blue Steak 16c | Porgies ... 20c medal, Doris Brixus, James Glover. Vi e ) Tl ikl N obile, o0 Make Public Tests [Miteron, r. Mrs. F. B. Gilpatric, | from Stamiord sarly on the morning | 10F the 2408 statute miles from Saybrook Flounders .. Hdc | Salmon, .... saee 3B i"::.:ranmedftl'g* Lioyd Hookmuth,| oy Kk scientist, Drofes Of Rocket Airplane (s, €. W, Buske e oy |00 thut date. ey Fragilato Sia Lonalulil ST Shore Haddock ...... 10c | Fillet Sole .. 45¢ e Page, Geoffre OUNE. | 1o Dhuhounek, utenant A, Viglieri Gersfeld, Germany, June 13 (UP) | Residence committc=—Mrs. John — gp as @ passeng inoa BAELOIEA ol anatin v s il P ck 22¢ | i Bronze medal, Arthur Kakauas, John | 02 000 n B0 o] paite Seats of & wew (3pe of alr- |Black, Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. F. | go B naienag W (e on anlara i wan || Fillet Haddock £ Halibut ... " 10(: Covert, Duwight Holden, Cecciont and Giuseppe Biogh, | plane, propelled by rockets, will be | A. Searl ongested ity Albart = B obne ol hel i i o, Shrimps ..... 35¢ ' Sea Bass ...c..iieen.. 20€ Link, Ernest Neurath, Otto R, I SR A R e Pl Membership commitiee — MiSS | (o war v, bty o : | o Joported to Uk B e e LN s o SR st b, RS | the cur was buing driven atw speed || 5§ Fresh Cau ht Mackerel ........ 16 White, Rita Wahlstrom. Iiono e L e S R Miss Esther Congdon, T el el i s e liad covered 700 knots between noon mention, Lillien Anderson, Charls wve food enough for| It was reported at first that o |MCAvay, M. Paul Rogers, Miss o010 an overturncd. last Suturday and noon Sunday oft (J ¢ c e ) (R S €eac! Abrahamson, Theresa Broff, Burbara | e A hat & ¥rances Greco. Dole st A led through |an averuge speed of 29.20 ke 2 Canning, Thelma Crozier, Arnold monthe and ace supplied With } practicnnle airplpns wasiteatad, ‘but 4 e ttee--Miss Flora Jes & glaron a8 I e R e ; Trrier v ! H d R Sh d 20c Carlson, Frank Galseler, Albina lete cquipment _ linvestigation by the United I’l'\ss“ulfixi‘l\::t‘g committee-—Miss Ilora |\ "o 00 door of the car and landed | I e, e -“l"r“ as e uason iver Al AR A e s Heck, Hugo Maranzana, Margaret| 1N the group with General No- | gisclosed that test was muade | TImEITeY | education — Mrs, |O0 her head in the roudway ORIt i il e S k L. L b 48C Nuss, Heney Nadolny, Luclan Na- [bile there are two injured. One of [with a model, about six fect from |yareus White, Mrs. Louis Slade, 1 10 absolving Young the coroner | 1OVF 800 B1E SRS O Ive LoDSters ..........ceueeivess dolny, Beatrice Owen, Stanley Rad- " convale ‘_“ wing-tip to wing-tip. that Was A\fjsg Helen Bunce. points out that when tl ki "l ’:‘ ‘ ; “ AuGHl e "" i junas, Anna Savonis, William Villa. 0 rom leg injured, be- gown without a pilot and along &) 'Thé announcement of the election ! 874 he promptly braked ma- | e B LA (If It Swims We Have It) Berlin low the knee, will recover eventual- | o of Mrs, Arthur Kimball as trustee, | chine and did all that was possible | 1 ve broken by 10 miles all pre- Worthington school — Bronze Iy. model traversed the valley [to fill the vacancy caused by the Under the circumstunces to ivoid Abip aeopds: ‘ riedal, Russell Gold. Honorabl General Nobile said the ice had wire. While it was in death of Mrs. Charles Mitchell, was the accident. mention—Mary Crenuicz. little and open leads rocket was discharged |made, e Rlue Hills school—Bronze medal, between the flocs. He o 80 b 00 opulsion- tubes | Miss Hayes, the general secrctary, | Woumen in fropical Domican Ite- Lillian Maier. Honorable Ilvrn“\v..;.“ last night as 86 [\ 0" 410 1 odel shot forward and |reported on the increased interest in | public are following millinery styles J [ Arline Nichols, Hattle Peck ( s north, 26 de- e he . lof the United States Trdsd A ; about 250 vards |the assoclation. 3 Lo i i moothly abou vards | Hubbard school—Bronze medal. ~ Radie communication hetween | O . ool her Bowers. Honarable miention Halia's survivors and the base ‘:”h '{‘,,b‘,' o ;;?,.n,;"::’:,:?, p‘m‘:fl: 414 ofe . ° M e eis, - George 1. oy, (0 ) o wiiich sas giEL U e dR oll3tg ol e Yoz rite Bourgoels, :v]v"l\"v' f‘}‘{“v:‘{ ELich e BT June 24, but experts decided that | ons O al es epen Newingion culb s g BDOC 0E3S the mmv;l‘xhhulum-h was unsatisfac 9 . > ET 4 Elm Hill school—Bronze medal. A fory and that a public «xhibition Dr Cald “ E 18 Albert Hinllian, ~Carolyn Pitnao- | pon -5, D) T nortn MUSt be postponed for two weeks on . well 8 l'escrlp on ? 4 J witeh. Honorable mention, Betry | 0% PO s e i Middiemass, William Robinson ] i Ltag — . ) : e sudd disastrously and | Vhe: ‘a W el started 0 '] \ L ! it e GOOD LUCK CHARM When' Dr. Ouidnel] Catartol . o Tomorrow night Lieut. Dixon f an Bl s ise ott JUY | 1 incastor, Pa., June 13 (UP)— |Practice medicine, back in 18 the s - 1iliihe [ADMvOry Wephant today was viding| D008 for & HSRUNE Biste THEL 2 and his companion, E. P. Kings- ar n e 500 meters altituds, [ TN ansas City to serve |BLeat a2 they are today. Peopla liv- . |Gieneral Uroberto Nobile's official re- |/ © 5 i : ed normal, quiet lives, ate plain, : ¢ te i port of the accident said tor 1.0 Kool Iuek eharm for the PO |\oteome food, and got plenty of bury. will fly over the city distrib- 0 e va gation. Mrs. Gertrude % Dotendia ol 00 Stanfter, vice shaivman of Ahe state|freeh alv and sunshine. But even q bvioo ok y 100 priz R commitica and a dclegate tn the |that early there were drastic phs uting free chances on prizes siersrelliny s uey convention, discovered upon arriv %m-, and purges for the relicf of con- 5 il b . e ach oy [<eent™ the micial report e ot atipation which Dr. Caldwell did not which will be given away each eve- (Continued from First I ; o g i I(“ % the |ten i charm so she telegraphed | believe were good for human b d o unable o check i y B o 2 yste S e 1 X 3 — e e {10 mnt- dnto: fhelr system, " fo. ning on the grounds. alonk the. Nor descer B Aynarically o) | o wrote & prescription for a laxative sel's path. The vessel was lyand g LR LR O R _\.“_".ixu be used by his patients, to get near enough to pe : Yleg part of the MAChus, conrt physician to King| The prescription for constipation 4 tain Raiiser-Larsen and Lieut. Luet- kit mashed swhile Amyritas of Macedonia. }'.ham he used early in his practice, | Blgf!(‘l‘ zow Holm to take off in seaplanes in 'PP'T T sy {and which he put in drug stores in k search of the Italin's survivors el . . 1892 under the name of Dr. Cald- Sensational and Thess planes are not suficiently [ty wind. o well's Syrup Pepsin, is a liquid vege- 2 | equipped to rescue the marooned ) EREC i P table remedy, intended for women, Acts | Better men. They can only give the casi- |11 of T O | children and elderly people, and they i I aways temporary aid to enable then /20 1hOmS ki need just such a mild, safe, gentle Each { Than - to hold out until ice breakers and S ’ B bowel stimulant as Syrup Pepsin. ac | 1 lanes can make their way to gy S - AT AGE 83 Ever. arger planes can ma ay s oA Under successful management this Evenin sk them. | chinf and his com- prescription has proven its worth g | proves and is now the largest selling liquid | 1 e tiva o the worlL Tne fact that| It 18 particularly pleasing to knov —_— : millions of bottles are used a year that the most of it is bought by Fiv 25 Booths mothers for themselves-and the chil- ve | of people who needed it to get relief dren, though Syrup Pepsiu Is just as 3 Pbotn hendac biliousness, fiaty. | Valuable for elderly people. All drug Big Bi lence, Indigegiion, loss of appetite]stores have the generous bottles. 3 g and sleep, bad breath, dyspepsia,| We would be glad to have you Rides | Midway. colds and fevers, prove at our expense how much Dr < Millions of families are now never |Caldwall's Syrup Pepsin can mean THE HELLKVISTS without Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep- to you and yours. Just write “Syrup b & 3 sin, and 1f you will once start using | Pepsin,” Monticello, Tilinois, and w Somethlng Do,ng Every Mmute ! ! it you will also always have a bottle | will send you a FREE| handy for emergencics. |SAMPLE BO | that it has won the confidence On the JUNE 17th—FATHER'S DAY Shirts Golf Hose Hose Belts Neatly Boxed Neckwear