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

CURID COLLECTION | WOMEN REPUBLICANS READY FOR CAMPAIGN | BEQUEATHED TOSON 1. £, Yarrol Disposes of Valt- able Antigwes i Wil The late Thomas Henry Yarroll, & curio and relic collector, left his entire collection of interesting relics and antiques to his son Frederick Yarroll with a proviso that the rel- ics continue to remain in the Yar- roll family as long as possible. The request was made in his will, which was filed today’ in probate court. To his son, Frederick W. Yarroll, be willed one share of capital stock of the Boversigns Trading Co., while all money on deposit in the postal savings syatem of the U. 8. are to be shared equally between his daughters, Alberta M. Yarroll S8hep- heard and Maude B. Y. Rossberg. All money, stocks and bonds and other securities and real property are to be shared alike by his two daughters, Alberta and Maud, anug his son, Frederick. Maud B. Y. Rossberg is named executrix of the will, According to the will of the late Clara C. Peterson, dated November 5. 1914, and filed today in probate court, all her personal and real property goes to her husband Charles J. Peterson, who is also named executor. LIONS CLUB IS T0LD OF AFFAIRS IN CHINA Opening Session of Fall Season Is Marked by Large Attendance— Rev. A. D. Heininger Speaks. The Lions’ club opened its fall scuson today with a larger attend- ance than the club has had since early in the spring. With the ma- Jority of the vacations completed and an intensive attendance cam- paign under way, the attendance to- day was more than twice what it .NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928 Not since the 19th amendment giving the right of suffrage to women was enacted has 80 much interest in politics been shown by the fair sex of New Britain. Already deep in the campaign, the Women’s Republican club expects to be a factor in increasing enthusiasm and getting voters to the polls. The photograph shows a group snapped in front of the club headquarters on West Main street. In the forefront are Mrs. Buel B. Bassette, president; Mrs. Ruth B. Walther, state central committeewoman; Mrs, Arthur L, Livermore, honorary president of the National . 2 “Intoxicated” Man Wins . Checker Game From Cop New York, Sept. 11 (UP)—Hugh Mackay, an artist, was arraigned In court today on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated Anton Lits, the policeman who ar- rested him. was called .o testify. “Was the defendant |ntoxlc'lefl." the magistrate asked. “] don't think so,” was the reply. “What makes you think that?" “Well,” Lits said. “while were were waiting in the police station for the patrol wagon to take the 'a. m. and lasting for an hour. prisoner to the we played checke two games straig! The case was | FEEL QUAKE Washingten, Sept. 11 (P —An earthquake of moderate intensity | was registered on the Georgetown seismograph today beginning at 7:49 The, maximum Intensity was registered between 8:01 and 8:04 o'clo rector Tondorf estimated the q | was 2,100 miles away in a south- westerly direction. ays Prohibiiionists Two Brigadier-Generals Will Support Hoover | Arz Dead War Dept. Says Manchester, Conn., Sept. 11 (UP) | Washington, Sept. 11 UP—The —Connecticut members ~f the pro- |war departinent announces the hibition party will cast their votes ;dvaths in Washington of two retire for Herbert Hoover and Charles G. iml brigadier generals. They were Curtis, rather than their own na. | Michael (‘ooney who entered the tional ticket, in the opinion of K. 1. |army as a private in 1856 and was G. Hohenthal, chairman of the state {retired in 1904, and George Ane prohibition committce. A meeting | drews, adjutant general of the army of the committee will be held in|from 1977 to 1912, Haitford nex to discuss the | Cooney was born in Limerick, campaign, he Ireland, May 1. 1837, and Andrews {in Providence, R. L., August 26, ASSIFIED ADS IlS.’v‘. . THOUSANDS WILL SAVE | JAY-COBBS ‘ ON THE SQUARE 168 MAIN STREET BRANCHES EVERYWHERE TREMENDOUS ALTERATION SALE | Remodeling Their Entire Front Women'’s Republican club; Miss Katherine Byrne, vice chairman of the state central com- | mittee and Mrs. E. B. Stone, vice chairman of the republican town committee. T. Fleming of Houston, retiring scc- | retary of the state executive commit- Sam Johnson, delegate from Bel- ton, struck at a man who he thought DALLAS MEETING tee, read a report in which he re- | quested that the anti-Smith dele- was trying to wrench a banner from Also a New Dowastairs Arcade Devoted to the Selling of i a woman of the anti-Smith forces. | Ranger Captain Tom Hickman | stopped Johnson and escorted him | from the hall. has been for the past several months. The speaker was Rev. Alfred D. Heininger, assistant pastor of the First Congregational church. Mr. Heininger spoke on *“Seven Years in China.” He told many interesting things about conditions in the Orient. He explained the growth and development of the different factions and interesting facts in connection with the civil war in China. Beveral solos were given by F. W. Latham, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Turner. gates from Dallas, Tarrant, Harris, Bosque, Palopinto and Stephens counties be left off the convention roster. Former Governor Oscar B. Col- quitt of Dallas sprang to his feet. shouting: “Let all good democrats retire.” Immediately there was wild con- fusion. Throughout the auditorium anti-Smithites arose and held ban- ners aloft. Some of them £ “All women are for Hoover,” “Eight cocktails a day with Al, a full dinner pail with Hoover.” The bolting delegates then started for the exits. As they filed out they shouted back, “Goodbye Tammany."” ~ 1§ IN TURMOL Anti-Smit Men Leave Floor for Own Room Dallas, Texas, Sept. 11 (P—The state democratic convention split wide open five minutes after it con- vened here today and the anti-Smith forces retired to another hall to hold their own convention. One fist fight broke out before the | opponents of Governor Smith with- drew. The convention hall was in % turmoll for several minutes. Btrikes AL Man “Let's Retire” | They were answered with a roar The split occurred when Richard | “Get out republicans.” . 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