New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 29

NEW BTITAIN DAILY HERALD, FLILAY, ) 1929. Elbow in Eye Fatal to Girl at Betrothal Dance Catania, Italy, March 22 (UP)— LRCH 2, part in his offer of instructions will find this knowledge to be of great value to them in the league gamen. C At a dance held to celebrate her Pll'il Atmh” Squ.m |engagement, 17 year old Elena Of Tulle to Necklaces |spampinato reccived a severe blow Paris, March 22 () —S8quares of |in her eye from the elbow of an- |tulle attached to choker necklaces ' oOther dancer. by one corner and left floating teq ue¢ girl made light of the injury, form fragmentary cape collayy ur and danced one or twice again dur- summer evening wear are & new |ing the evening, though her eye was Paris idea. much swollen and blackened. The couturier who launches the| Late that night, however, she idea uses the tulle cape-necklace (became seriously 1ll and delirious, France. (8). | with dance frocks of tulle and taf- |and was taken to the hospital, where \sz. ;’m:{l. Minn, — Andy Dlwéol;ili. |feta. Usually the floating ends of |she died next day as the result of New | 1 o Lo o nan foul trom BIlY 1, 1le cover the back of the decol. |COPCUssion of the brain |letage only. Circular tulle foresleeves on beaded and pailleted evening or d 3 cocktail jackets are another idea the |28¢ Who are attending dl'y c:;m:;:..w i dressmaker who sponsors tulle trim- | tion schools in the state 2 BllllARI] lEA[iUE med necklaces. York, approximates $50,000,000. | (Cicuit o Be Operated on Same| Do’ Broadeast msinbgtis | COLDS In connection with the appearance at the Rogers billiard room of Carl i’;’:fi‘: g:‘;?:ilcnhmc’:m: FIGHTS LAST NIGHT London — Johnny Hill, Scotland, outpointed Ernie Jarvis, England, (10). Wilkesbarre, Pa. — Steve Smith, Bridgeport, Conn., knocked out Spanish Frankie Garcia, California, @). Elam, Pa. — Joe Schlocker, Cali- fornia, knocked out Nick Basciano, Baltimore, (4). Lew Claro, New York, outpointed Georges Amblaro, WAR AGE IS PLACED IN JUNIOR CABIN David §. Ingalls Given Honor by President Hoover Washington, March 22 UP—With the respect and confidence that aviators place in fellow air men, David 8. Ingalls of Cleveland comes to Washington to take a place in President Hoover's junior cabinet as assistant secretary of the navy | for aeronautics. . Ingall’s brilliant war record which brought him the title of the “navy's only ace,” and his active participa- ti- in aeronautical developments since the war, place him in a highly advantageous position to carry out the navy's aviation program. President Hoover sought a man thoroughly familiar with aeronauti- cal problems, preferably a fller; one who had administrative ability and could be relied upon to understand the viewpoint of pilots, legislators | and naval officers. TOMORROW]| Saturday, March 23rd FORMAL OPENING of Another Beautiful Store of The annual earning power of em- ployed boys 14, 15 and 16 years of | In the youthful Ohioan the presi- dent chose an ambitious executive who twice was elected to the Ohio | A. Vaughan, the famous pocket bil- |liard player and instructor, on Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday, March HILL'S CASCARA-QUININE tablets, They stop a cold because they do the four necessary things in one: 1. Break up the Cold 2. Check the Fever 3. Open the Bowels 4. Tone the System ‘That's the quick and complete action you need, and only 'S supplies it. 25, 26, 27th, at 3 and 7:30 p. m, an elimination pocket billiard league will be organized. Official information from C. A. Storer, director of players, for the of the “flying legislator” through |National Billiard association of frequent trips in his own pléne |America, sponsor of Vaughan's tour, from Cleveland to Columbus, linforms us that this league will be Ingalls was flying with the navy's |OPerated on the same plan as that air forces when 18 years old, and |used recently in Chicago, Detroit, became an ace with four enemy | Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Philadelphia planes and two balloons to his [and other cities throughout the Unit- credit at 19. Soon after joining the |d States, and that he has put forth naval reserve forces as an ensign |considerable effort in order to give in 1917, he was ordered abroad and |the billiard fans of this section the was attached to the British air |OPPOrtunity of taking part in this while interest is at its height. This league will consist of threes men teams. These teams will be or- st enemy plane that was to |8anized among loca! players and fall prey to his fire. He and a |Will have regular scheduled games Royal Air Force plane accompany- |until the championship team has ing him dived toward the ship. The |been decided. Albatross turned toward Ostend. Develop Young Players Both pursued it, firing at close| The purpose of Vaughan's instruc- range. Diving, twisting, turning, the [tions and organization of players Is encmy plane sought to escape the [to develop young talent and it is raking fire from above. Another burst | hoped at least one player will be of shells spit out from Ingalls’ gun [discovered here who will take part and the German plane went into a |in future state and national tourna- slow spin. Young Ingalls had scored | ments. his first victory. | According to Mr. storer, the nov- was awarded the British [ice has as good an opportunity to ss, the United States navy's |be on a winning team as the good distinguished fiying cross and the |player, because the players are clas- distinguished service medal. Today \smed and groujed in order to make at 30 he faces the problem of car- |the play equal. This will all be out- rving the mavy's five year aircraft |lined and explained hy Vaughan program to completion. while here and the players who take state legislature, where he demon- strated ability to combine his knowledge of law and aviation by framing an air code for Ohio. In the Buckeye state he won the title 274-76 MAIN ST. STORES EVERYWHERE Featuring Spring’s Finest ALL WOOL 1 and 2 PANTS SUITS and TOPCOATS HILL'S STOPS COLDS IN A DAY HILL'S CASCARA-QUININE RED BOX—All Druggists EASTER STYLES AT PHILLIPS Easter Sunday—March 3Ist Men’s Ladies’ SUITS | DRESSES Prints, Crepes and Ensembles . 57-95 each $19:50,,$45 o :l 5.00 We Open Charge Accounts NONE HIGHER --- NONE LOWER Direct from Factory to You That's Why You Save! 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