New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1928, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1928. the composer. Other selections by the orchestra include “Trepak.” 24022, P 'd W [ N “Romance,” ballet music from “Der . |Damon” and “Pecheur Napolitan et | Napotitaine. FLASHES OF LIFE: BABY TODAY PRECIOUS bell warned officers that something was amiss. Two officers entered and | found Sir James in & etate of col- lapse and in great pain from.an in- ternal hemorrhage. He was treated Sir James went to sea in th merchant marine in 1880, In recognition of his services il the World war, he was appointe |an aide to King George and wa state tennis championship. | | | Made 726 Transatlantic Yoyag in 48 Years on Sea ///’/fi‘ with narcotics all the way across the \ promoted to the rank of knight com channel. | mander of the British empire His wife had been warned of his | the title of |illness in advance. She hastened to | {the quay at Southampton and was Backer |there when the Aquitania docked. | Sir James was unable either to| 1 T | recognize her or speak to her. He | New York, July 16 (P—Willia | was taken in an ambulance to a |F: Kenny, wealthy contractor anj Southampton, England, July 16.— | hospital, Before alt the passengers | Close fricnd of Governor Alfred H (®—Blue water fever, or an ex-sall- |had left the ship, the commodore's Smith sailed for England on t or'e-longing for the sea, never will | flag was lowered to half mast, an- rench liner Paris today for be experienced by Sir James nouncing his death. | month's vacation with his family 4 Charles, commodore of the Cunard | Sir James Charles would have |a summer home he has re nted e 8 irreaiartiol| =ane tants narsion orisd 000Ny vaar | encRRE k2T RS DI SRR voyages. |Sn Angnst = Besilion he hadl an in. |12 WU be Buck In pleaty & After 48 years on the ocean, Come from various investments 1n | 100 dhe presidential campalon, which he was reluctant to leave, Sir | COPPer stocke in America, made on James was stricken with a fatal ill- | the advise of his old friend Simon | hess on his last voyage on the |Guggenheim. He was also one of the Aquitania prior to his retirement |Original stockholders in the British formally on August 2, his 63rd birth- firm of Courtould, Ltd., receiving re- | day. He died in a hospital soon after | Cently a 100 per cent stock dividend. | the liner docked here. | Makes Statement | Passengers said today that on thi| Defore sailing from New ¥ork on! last voyage the captain showed signs {July 8, Sir James aid: of emotion and distress from time “I shall be sorry to leave the sea to time. Wh this was an emo- and give up the command of a fine | tional strugzle between the prospect | Ship like the Aquitania, but on the \of rest and his attachment to the Other hand I shall be glad to coil | {long carcer on the sea they were | 40WN my ropes for the laet time and | unable to sav spend the rest of my days in peace- | Hartford—Dr. Stanley H. Osbern, | leso Stass on Bridge ful repose on the shorc. The many | state health officer, declares that he | g coont more time t L o Hbe i Qi iton fok eces no reason as yet for PlACiNg (o prigge. Though he was is a great strain and I had 30 hours | 2 - embargo on milk from Massachu- gyh1e a5 ever in conve of it this time and more fog waiting pics. Freulein Whas .pvu the shot | setts because of septic sore throal c.cmeq reluctant to spend m for me outside to +. Being only | 11.96 meters, a world’s record for | cases in Lee. [$ime talving. 1S hours in New York this fime gives Fronen. | During the last two davs of the one very littie ume for rest . Litchfield—Mrs. George Switzer trip, Sir James was almost con- this place receives brokeh arm stantly on the bridge. He rejected | and nose and Mrs. Ralph Switzer of the offers of other oficers willing fo o s o New Rochelle suffers cuts and relieve him and ignored the warn- New Aspmn n " | Laxative Form | Dbruises in automobile accident. The ing of the ship's surgeon, Dr. Syd- Relieves Women's Pains! “Dragon Tly" will be played among the selections to be rendered by the Slumber Music en- semble which will broadcast at 11 lock through WJZ. After opening ing quarte with Schubert's “Marche Militaire™ NEW ENGLA 30ys’ b d | th will play the overture to i n i ¢ Mendelssohn's “Fingal's Cave” Grieg's “Erodik,” Melodie Creole” i §t. Claire’s “Memories.” New. York — The baby of today is precious because of his rarity, as was the old man of 1870 for the same reason. Dr. Ira 8. Wile, in & study for the national committee on mental hygiene, attributes this to a decline in the birth rate and the lengthening of the span of life. MONDAY Daslight, Saving Burlington, Mass.—Patrick Tobin, 48, father of six, killed by hit and run driver; Amelio Garbino, Win- chester, held in §7,000 bail on charge. of “Al” Smith Sailing for Europ $60—WTIC, Haniford—S335 6:20—Summary of program news bulletins 5—*Sportograms” 0—Hotel Bond trio 6:55—Baseball scores 7—“Hay Fever and Its tions.” Dr. Arthur F. Roch 7:15—Nationa? String Quartet 7:30—Piano rapital 7:45—"Speaking of Sports” | $—Programs from NBC 5.13 t dance orchestra 16—The Cabin Door 920—WPCH—326 10:30—Same as WEAF 11—Time, news avd weather 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—266 6—Merchants' Music Hour 7—Studio Program 7:-5—Mother Goose 7:45—Baseball scores 7:50—Question Bex $—International Bibds Students §:45—To be announged 9:15—Sterling String Ensemble 9.50—News 10—Charles Coles and orchestra 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 : §.35—Weather report; time ~ 6:40—M. A. C. Radio Forum 5 —Base . i ?_‘;Jf?‘;‘;’f,,‘f{; stra {1:45—Vacation paradis la homemaker rather than a politi- 7:30—Program from NBC Studios T {eian, will play one of 9:30—Tango orchestra { portant in the | and | Washington — Belief in signs is saving life. Reiteration of “stop, look, listen” at railroad crossings is | credited by the American Railway ociation with helping in 1927 to reduce crossing fatalities four per cent. Willimantic—Sidney ~ Wasylchak, 5, died after being struck by aut mobile driven by Uriah Church of Mansfield center. Church will be arraigned in police court on July 18, charged with manslaughter. Kalman, ca i Kopstein | Other features include the Time- |to-Retire program of popular in- and vocal selections the G. M. | which this week will por- |tray the gold rush of ‘45, through {WTIC at 9:30, and the Roxy pro- |gram through WBZ at RS, MOSKOWITZ 1S GENTLE VOICED A Homemaker Rather Than a Politician Y., July 16 (UP)—A quiet, gentle voiced woman who is o Waterbury—State dental commis- New York — A suggestion that gy announces that 26 applicants goli clubs be closed to adults ON|gop |jcenses passed recent examina- clection day comes from Herbert A.|tjons Ten dental hygienista have Straus, treasurer of the republican | 5160 peen licensed. state committee. He thinks more persons would vote for president But Smith plays golf; Hoover doesn't. Waterbury—Stanley Lubak, 13, is suffering from lockjaw at Water- | bury hoespital, his condition having been brought on by 2 wound he suf- fered on Fourth of July when the charge from a blank cartridge en- tered his hand. Buffalo — The colonel’s lady and Judy O'Grady. Cornelius Vanderbilt and his bride are visiting Niagara Falls on their honeymoon, like lots of non-wealthy folks do. TRAINED CAR WASHERS Experienced, careful wasl! ers handle your work herd and use utmost care and besf] materials for the removal of] all dirt, mud and grease] without injury to the finest] surface, Dusseldorf, Germany — Califor- nia's pride, Lillian Copeland, must make a mighty heave in the Olym- | ever on Paris — A foeman from the north | o} has won his way to the gates of| Paris. The second successive year Nicholas Frantz of Luxembourg has won the 3,360 mile bicycle race] around the borders of France. Only 40 of the 250 starters finished the 29 day grind. the most im- parts forthcoming 10—Time i | presidential campaign, :01—Works of Great Composers | | e sh Mrs. Henry Moskowitz of . weather and special &n- | . |New York, g ally regarded as the nouncements closest adviser of Gov. Alfred E. 650—WNAC-WBIS, Bostan-—164 Smith, as well known in Albany as 5—Ted and His Gang she s in New York. But little seen 6—~—Juvenile Smilers in either piace. 6:30—Dinner Dance Modest and retiring by disposition 1—New one is scarcely aware of her pres- 7:11—"Amos "' Andy” |ence, but there is not a social prob- 7:30—Ctvil Service Talk lem to which she has not devoted 7:40—Question Box | vears of thought and study, and no $ — Virginia Emery, Joseph Heller, political problem has arisen in the recital |last ten years on which Gov. Smith ! $:30—The Harrioad Life of Jean and has not called her into conference Libbie and listened carefully to her sugges- $—Program from New York {tions. More often than not he has 11:03—News taken her advice. 590—WEEI, Boston—308 Likes to Work 6—Waldorf-Astoria concert orch And Mrs. Moskowitz is working 6:35—News; chimes; juvenile gems Imostly because she likes it. 6:45—Big Brother club “We who know the governor nev- 7:30—0ld Time Minstrels ler think of the money we receive $—Program from NBC Studios : ol working for him,” she told the sen- 10—Musicale [Pl D ate committee which recently inves- 10:30—Program from NBC Studios ,'14‘,'0(‘ e i i o Tl tigated expenditures of presidential 11:01—Flying and weather forecast ¢ Irier, (RO FD 8418t | candidat, “We work for love of 11:05—News the man That statement is almost literally true. Nominally she is publicity agent for the New York democratic state committee. As such the re- celves a salary of §150 per month, “There s nothing you can say about me.” Mrs. Moskowitz tells re- porters who have aftempted to learn her story. “There Is nothing un- A e 11 about my life or work.” o i i—Uncle Wip's Toll Ca rs. Moskowitz br a study of : { T10—WLIT. Philadelphia—105 |conial and s mm '; Chicago — Unemployment among | 13 hildrens 1 i o i TS| rausicians has led the American Fed- | 5“»- —Children’s Twilight Hour . ingo. Little was known of her out- | e Coll tor, Smit ever Her) pudi husbands of the two women Were ney Jones, that he should take a only shaken up. proper rest The night before the Aquitania reached Cherbourg a futile effort was made to persuade Sir James to allow Staff Captain Dolphin to navigate the vessel into the harbor. The commodore stayed at his post and not until the pilot, who was to take the ship to Southampton, came aboard would he retire. Instead of | processes function no Asper- going to his cabin he lay down on |Lax, as it is called, is not a narcotic | a couch in the chartroom. He had but simply aspirin in Jaxative form. | been thers only a few minutes when Doctors preseribe it enthusiastically. a violent ringing of the chartroom |All dealcrs! | BT New London—Wilford Breault of Willlmantic, a private with the 169th regiment at Niantie, broke his neck while diving into shallow water at Crescent beach. 9:05—Litt 10—Harry Sparling, 212th Anti-Aircraft men are rejoicing in a wonder- v kind of aspirin in laxative [form which is amazingly effective | in relieving periodic cong: pain. Almost instantl headache and pains, New York — An anniversary gift, perhaps. Henry Ford is negotiating for the deserted village of Menlo Park, containing the laboratory in which Thomas A. Edison perfected the incandescent light. It's 50th birthday is near. Regt. nith and McCennell, —Amgrican Trio congs RACKLIFFE'S AUTO LAUNDRY REAR FRANKLIN SQUARE FILLING STATION PHONE 4100 Stamford—Joseph Bonnette, em- ploved by the New Haven road as a lookout man for section laborers, | sounds warning for approach of train and is himselt Kkilled. EASTERN STATIONS Paterson—294 alarms; invest- Washington — The eagle is to show the might of his wings. An armada of 204 naval planes of every type will fight an imaginary | enemy over San Diego the middle of September. Bridgeport—Lou P. Bristol, yard | manager for the Bridgeport division of the New Haven road is in a dan- gerous condition at the home of his sieter-in-law in West Stockbridge, Mass., according to word received here. He is understood to have been seriously injured in some manner | while on a fishing trip. 6:10—Dodge Victory Six —_——— —— Jimmy Love's music —associated merchants | 7i48— ini, accordionist | s—Herbert . tenoh; pianist | s:30—Arcola Manor, entertainment Chicago — The world's most pow- erful night beacon for aviators, with | twin 8,000,000 candle power lights, now shines from the Roanoke tower in the Loop section, reaching 18 cit- | $:15—Henry Burbig ies in its swings. 8:30—Joe Hammer, cornetist 9—Bellcville program 1120—WGCP, Newark—2608 ram New Haven—Lloyd 8. Holly, 25, e | locks self in room and turns on gas New York — Albert A. Bautz, sec- | oo R 2 retary of the street cleaning depart- after quarrel with wife but neighbor revents suicide, ment, has had 10 work overtime be- | P fore going on his vacation. There is ‘Youthful Kl Racer such a rush of “prohibition gar- bage” in September, he explained, In Critical Condition that the whole removal schedule has | pov oS30y 6 (B George Sou- to e rearranged in advance, With|gore youthtul auto race driver, ahd winner of the 1927 classic at In- . t . y ( ’ a [ Supplies dianapolis, was in a critical condi- = tion at a hospital today as the re- - o Main St. Office rd ican Fed- | (1t of injuries received In a dirt 35—Wililam O e AR S it | aietion of Muslclans vo (eSlers BA% \een Gy yscs westeriay, | Entrance Strand Thealre n the us f talking movies, which | bezan his first campaign for 2o e e o an N \Weber saya| Traveling at a terrific speed to re- | nor.. §he was rroommended 1o B | (o lites o sorious menace to cul- | ain mileage lost when foreed to the ! < 3 valuabie person to outline cam- | (TSI S pits, the Lafayette, Ind., pilot's ma- | paign work for women's organiza-| U >l EFO¥ chane crashed through the inner | Yard Office tions rail of the fair grounds track, and The governor sent for her and hurtled into the infleld, turning over | Dwight Court jasked her to accept the work, which several times. Souders was taken | oy she did, It was not long after the from the machine suffering from a | Telephones Malin St. Office Yard Oftice NEW YORK CITY 570—WNYC—520 6:01—Market high spots 6:10—John DeBueris, clarinet 6:25—German lessons 7:31—Police alarms; acores 7:35—Alr College: “Alexander Ham- {lten,” Emanuel Celler 7:50—Genevieve and Vilma Kauf- man, songs s-15—A tonal picture 4—Health talk j—Jerry and Lee, harmony \linnie Well, pianiste —Donna Easley, soprano d—Abe Burg, violinist; pianist 0:01—Police alarms; weather 610—WEAF—192 5—Bob Fallon's orchestra 5 Jolly Bill and Jane, duets $—Waldorf-Astoria dinner music 6:56—Baseball scores 7—"Short Stories on ing Fisher 7:15—National String Quartet | 7:30—"Practically Nothing,” Samuel uel Hoffenstein ¢5—National String quartet §—Shining hour 8:30—Same as WTIC 10—The Cabin Door 10:30—S8ame as WTIC j1—Correct time; Venetian Gondo- liers —Imperial Im 860—WIP, Philadelphia—349 6:30—Charles Warren's Harmony s Kings —Leroy Smi 740—WF1, Philadelphia—i05 | 6:45—Sport v E | | WEAF | lantic City—273 ital orton dinner concert Talk, Ar Eldred zy Young's \ atillians —\Way, tenor; Brothers, Layton, 9 mbassador :30-—For Land’s Sak 10-—The Knickerbock :30—Dance orchestra 290—WGY, Schencctady—380 Ll K reports; news Van Curler orchestra Wealth,” Irving Fisher —Studio program orchestra | | Newport, R. L—S. £ Pomona, lumber freighter, goes aground at| | entrance to Narragansett Bay; naval | tug pulls her off. How Many Pounds to a Ton? When you buy a ton of Citizens Coal you get 2000 pounds of solid hard coal of uniformly good :‘),vmr\:lcn hr‘:;v';n' }lm" sh;-l n:\ilsf‘d compound skull fracture, fractures | |the governor that he shouvld address | ot 2 vere contusions | €mith protested, saving he had never At a hoespital physicians Indicated Adressed ence 2 iy | burglaries. addressell ananginre ot momen o | there was little hope of recovery. | i S il | ‘Yzlyfv“\';,f‘d_\;l::;:\'.“: ':,,32:;,“,,”:',"‘,,"‘ Lee, Mass—Two more deaths in| The race, a 100-mile affalr, was it Bire: Moskowiiz sl 209 Laeollc Meoraytirost epigemis fsing | o by HUMRRL TR of Flint, o s e eienan mfiorwarn, that | atalities o) 28: Mich., who made the distance at an Ihe avallis iof S\narity Ahe mad e | average speed of approximately T3 Mass.—Three thou- | miles per hour. tected in Smith would make itself "3"‘“ Deven; 5 S manifest to the women he was to|dand overseas velcrans of 26th e ! in review | 16 Die in Mass., Auto | Accidents Last Week ddress and she was determined | (Yankee) Division pass | they should see it. before Maj. Gen. Alfred F. Foote Boston, July 18 (UP)—SRixteen | persons were killed in automobile program; | T B ntly they did and they | With Maj Clarence R. Edwards, war spread her word, for §mith was in- | time commander at their head. Alan €. Roberts, | accidents in Massachusetts last week | according o the report of George A. | | vited more and more frequently to cial summary, cotton prices, agri- address women's organizations, Each Parker, reglstrar of motor vehicles. This was seven more than for the cultural; summary of programs time he accepted under protest at :25—Baseball gcores i the insistence of his new adviser. bail on charge of criminal assault 30—Studio program | Closest Adviser after firing five shots into automo- That was her introduction into preyious week and three more than for the corresponding period of | 1927, 45—"Dogs,” Frank Dole of the| | bile of Isadore Dumont who was N. Y. Herald Tribune Th h l, > el tlos: the e motoring with his family. . rough the Static | 7710500 W o Last week's victims included nine occupants and seven pedestrians. 7—Correct time 7—Twin pairs of harmony —_— e/ {that in his second gubernatorial ampaign he named her on his war 0—Same as WBZ hoard of a half dozen members. To- 9:30—El Tango Romantico day she is conceded to be his closest FANCY STEER PLATE 10=-Correct time, Mathild dviser ing, pianist Mr FANCY MILK FED LARGE » 24¢ l FOWL | n 32¢ " Lo PORK CHOPS 710—WOR—122 Premier, tenor FANCY SLICED 1 BEST SLICED (Under Grant’s Store) Re Pawtucket, R. 1.—Thaddeus Zuri- | Wealth,” Irv-| i quality. It is carefully screened and cleaned so that when it reaches you every lump is real coal full of heat units. Always the same dependable grade because it's all from the same mine. concert orchestra TheW¥o0t in heat from every ton 860—WIZ—131 .30—Reports; stock market, finan- | Van Buren, Me.: | customs patrol officer, held in $1,500 | st Providence, R. L.—John D. Docg of California defeats Arnold [} . Two brief programs of c I selections will rendered Besdy 1 7:45 by the irtet through W consisting ssical tonight tional Moskowitz is approaching life. She is of medium . with black hair and brown - DONT LET IT TALK Mountain. Air 1, and mother of three chil- *ldren. two sons and a daughter. Her Delbes” | preat pride is her home, Itis really {her hobby, | | “Home is more than a place in Lol ypsies have arranged @ [which to eat, sleep and receive visi- varied populat and |yore” she says. It is the expression which will include ioe 5 wom 1f it isn't comfortable : 4 cheerful, then it isn't a home.” ldom sees her at the Smith headquarters these days, meverthe- less she is there in a little corner by This | herself, going over plans and news- | second grou harleg | OUNOW'S Charl i Ba ME-LEGGO) ILL HIT-- ILL HIT-- 9—Opera company, “Paghaccio 10—The Captivators s 11—Time; news bulleting; weather | o 0 11:05—Vincent Lopez's orchestra 11:30—The Wit Honr 80— WHN— §:30—Theater 9:30—Marie 9:45—Harmo One orchest ; Laestra 30—Poemse by N 11—Piotti and M 11:30—Dance ori Cotton orchestra 60—WPAP—305 Robert's Pals and Girl" ©—Bob Scharfer, songs: pianist Rosa Rein, violinist $5—Crandall and Waldron, duets —Radio Movie club —Roseland danee orchestra ng broadcast | After it of Pro-| il play | Other | ol DENTIST Dr. Henry R. Lasch Commercial Trust Bldg. X-Ray Pyorrhes Treatments 1hinstein “Works of | am which | Wiz at| o1t or- i with “Fera- Laritone, Free Examination HEART and LUNGS Tucsday and Friday Afternoons NEW BRITAIN CLINIC Booth Block —Wilson's Syne chat; radio artist §—Christian Science lecture 9:15—Jewish hour of music 10:15—To be announced 10:30—Andy’s Danceland 11—"MecAlpineers” dance orch 12 mid.—Wolfe and Baer, ducts 810—WLWL—370 #—Dominican hour 6:05—Alma Stoll, contralto 8:20—Concert orchestra 5—"Peace,” Lo Gaynor 7—1Ise0 Ilari, tenor 7:15—Dupre ensemble 0—"Theater Control,” Skinner 7:45—Popular airs 880—WGBS—349 §:15—"An Innovation” Eileen M- Conaughy Compos broadc rough o'clock. The will o ction from Irving We Wiite All Lines of Insurance 5 !“;"—"?’l"nuk! Irish 1ad; Elxzabelh) | R D 6:15—Jacques Jacobs' ensem 6:45—The Grenadiers §.30—Black Cameos SMALL PLUMP TENDER From 5 to 8 P. M. Every Day BOILEB “A“ 67c THE FIRST TIME BNCLE DODE SOPER TREDT ; USE THE TELEPHONE /N HOLCOMBS SToRE, = ATLANTICS PACINIC = soatson e e eRIAY ‘ (Y 7—S8cores; Jacobs' (Except Sunday) BLADE 6—"The Jolly Jester” COX & DUNN‘ H o N l s S , s 6:15—Advice to jazz bands 272 MAIN STREET ST CENTRAL PR 7-16-28