New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1929, Page 2

| THIEVES AGAIN STEAL MAIL FROM LEVIATHANx Small Package BLAME BOOZE FEUD INDOUBLE MURDER Two Illinois Men Shot Down By Assassins in Automobile and Possibly &omc Letters Taken From Registered Mail Bag on Ocean Liner London, April 1 (P—The fle'lm-; Levia ship n's mail has <ufhrpdl gain. Wilsonville, 1 mail for the ship from rivalry is the arrived at Southampton Sat- : z S 1l bags was found to have been i s slit open and a small package, the -law =7, Wilson- fayuct description of which could not obtained, taken. 1t was reportad, also, pack a Londo that several diamond merchant Bogota, Co- 9 to $500,000 Saesing " dr " yment to be not ¥ .000 were stolen from et dans S of the Leviathan while it : 3 = sea between New York and Vs ithampton and Cherbourg last ere were three arrests, two of members of the crew L JOHNSON ATTACKS WORLDCOURTPLAY - - Senator Calls Root-Hurst For- < mula “Naive” and Futile £ (A—Descr! formula ns republi- r opponent of | = foreign entangle- his attack on the world Dawes inr Porto Rico \\ llh Budzet Experts ¢ to ion t | rovided that hout the enter- Nelson’s Plane >Read\ Tu “dl\(‘ l'uat Trip first ad his &« to have join advis- which HORSE IN FIRST April 1.—(P—Pay- 18 TO 1 Sues for Division Of l\ensmzton St. Lot | Kensington stre vU holds jointly | ard Holcinger. is asked in | Kate | she n brought today by {olcinger through Attorney Leonard possible to divide the prop- | thout nviting diffic ies be- two owners, | that will be to the plaintiff, other. d division of the pro-| The writ is return- irt on the fou April. stactor What Two Men Found Just Bevond the Wall CLERKIN'S BODY FOUND | Miiford, Conn., April 1.—®—The | hod 1 J. Clerkin, a carpenter | of 45 Lock street, New Haven, onel six persons who lost thelr irday when a rowboat ove ind today on a sand- view, Miiford. The body | kin was positively identified Father Baxter of St. Mary's Saturday's Herald.) | of dwards of Bayview when the sandbar is exposed. | n was a volunteer carpenter the new Dominican retreat house “harles Island and had gone to | Saturday to assist in its | tide, Lovely Women Are Now Wiser | new | 18" a1 sould not be without showed MELLO-GLO Face Pow- rfeit r prevents large | > ys on longer—spreads | i smoothly and is famous for e of his fam- | its No irritation. Never |%ives a pasty or flaky look to the li-respect was and her chil- ving d darkest was placed on a all be- of com- skia, Tis he French process gives oom and keeps ugly ry MELLO-GLO to- from ¥0 day! GOT THE SPRING FEVER | AND GOT IT BAD | t you call | this wh ! character building’ all run down? No pep, “One phase of it. Butyon | ? Just want to sit around have not seen the end yet. This drowsy, dozy, doing nothing? SSult e at i you're rich and indepen- tion of the city. The scroll was 6, o0 ey, 1 Bmewori: wotok. e unrolled again. The two spec- | not s good. tators recognized the state nor- L you can’t go around in this #s fashion—take McCoy's Tabiets to get back your health and strength. They contain sn amazing ingredient that will | purify your blood, vitalise your nerves. | tielp “digestion and’ appetite, and fill your whole system with vigorous strength and mal school roll past, followed by the Stanley Memorial church, then the Rooscvelt schiool, then as the town home showed up in the distance, their journey energy. seemad to turn west, siow down Don't go around feeling miserabie and , and stop. unbappy, when the Fair I jartment Store or any handy drugstore can suppiy you with these safs, pieasant,. efle’-uv. (Camtinued in Tomorrow's Herald.) | {ablets, $0 tablets—soe. ) 9 A 122 PERSONS HURT INEASTER STORM | Tomado Swees MlSSOUl‘l—‘ Three Missing, Heavy Loss St. Louis, April 1 (® red, three 30 to 40 farm buildin damaged was the Know of an Easter storm of portions that cut a s rural southeast Misso reported 1 s W tornado pro- ith through No deaths were report ral of vietims were in a se- rious condition arching parties, under direction the Poplar Bluft 1 Cross m to make their way s strewn with t nt iebris to 1 ke a Reports. indicated recomy 1 by a Vi of 1 and hail Hoxic in northern and swept en Forest ¢ 1 comm northwest of F where many buildings were ture J M\..ll w lemolished and ! Six or seven oth of Ay eral Point were injur The storm also k st I communi ] Poplar Biuft, were demolis 45, was brought to in a critical conditior Pharr and his wif- ured, The Missouri 1 fle “Sunshine Special” which left § p. m, own north of was not struck a tree across the Poplar STORM W! \I{\l\l. I\~| D {ish steamer Clodoald. CEYLAN MAKING PORT AFTER CRASH AT SEA ‘rench Steamship Collides in Bay | of Biscay With Boat of Bri ish Registry Bordeauy, France, April 1 'he French steamdhip € Vily s it approached th v colliding yestorda iR Wireles: s trom the vessel, however. principal damage wa vater line and that the ship was nger of sinking. ngers of the ship were mship Commandant ahoar for La Rochelle, where /1 been asked to mer ambulance t the ship : Clodoald suffered little or South Amherst, Mass., April 1 (@) imtail = same basic P 1 > and stood by while passen- g *'|to muiniain i sams Iasls wai SKETGH To BE GIVE“ The Drock-Barnes Post, America S Sood by Nhile assen- | —Hor parents, Mr. and Mrs, St.|scale as under the eight hour day. Eion of Bl it to their boats. They later returncd |John Smith, and a small groyp of | Simultancous meetings in the hail FoR GHURGH BUILDING n‘gular meeting tonight at 8 p. m, to their own ship 1 anafer 1o Felatives were gathored at the fam-(afd at s neathy hotel of this Broth- | The setback tournament will be con- Cor tunt while the {1l¥ summer home here today to|erhood of Rallread ”J“E“‘;n Fi tinued and all members are urged 5 e & : e ast rites spoken for the Brotherhood —of Locomotive | 3 o kil s 1 \‘u(|:) Ox;w”'n o ; ,mu:\ Lrances St John Smith. Smith col. Firemen and Enginemen were told | Final Rehearsals of Cast For Two |t attend for the final scoring. el S onos L Ahe Stude e . “all the big four train service e s Four tugs, two of which pumped Sy gEnt mho§ianonned Rop o R e his| Act Musical Presentation to be | mEFvses IO HAIX SALE Q@ ihe hold asisien. sight 14 months ago and whose izations are working to this | Wit g sies loss messages indicated none tound injthe Connectichtfends 0 o0 L Given in Tabs Hall | Judge John Scammon in superior passengers of the Ceylan was | river late last week, L court today denicd a petition of Ed- i LI seanie wa The funeral service for the girl |bill of rights toSprotect men who| Tinal rehearsals will take place (OUTh 100 Anicd & Detition o liEloha hich oc | v disappearance caused an -in- arc being cast into the junk heap,” [this week for the two act musical | Wi t-”' Sty ‘l" ‘{'_" s ";1]“" i rational search was to be strictly declared Timothy Shea, assistant |sketch by Margaret Sullivan Kovel, | Prevent the sale of the Great Falls vate. 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New Yo Tk Streets e | g ploye, especially the latter who ha ster- 2 1 hardest hit, may share in the Tt s bteameli in Collision G v R ,,,_F.,,_i At Wharf in Boston wages and shorter working | e fibl & Patifc (0ol atoretir coupons for your favorite haby, Have vour friends clip them e ense s inceotinica) the | Happinoss anal oy releneatin tuel and save them for you. You are not restricted in any way in re will be raised to meet the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joscph Wel- | voting them, requircments of one of the largest na of 1 Curtis stre vesterday, | THEY ALL COUNT TOWARDS WINNING THE CONTEST. d meat and grocery stores in the A. the occasion bLeing reunion after : i Al s = & T m. Mr. Raphael has denied a two year enforced separation be- | NotGapg $or Woten Afler Wed,, Arell 4th, 9:00 P 3. veports that Montgomery Ward & tween the hushand and wife. Jo- (No Bulk Sales of th's Newspaper Permitted.) Co.. is interested in the building as a scph W recently of Poland, ar- | 1 rived in time for Easter to join h.a: wife Sophie in the holid: The couple were married a lit- tle over two years ago when Mrs. the celebration of Bernadette Frances Helen Peterson, James V. Charles Farmer, Joseph RAILROAD WORKERS | clanking bracelets added a note of tinality to most costumes. Sullivan, The men also made quite a show- | Welna was visiting Poland, but be- | Crowley, James Brennan, John Con- m;;. More than ever there were high cause she was not of age at the time | nelly, Everett Souney, Philip O'Riley, silk toppers, striped trousers, cut- she married Joseph, and because of | Daniel Sullivan, Charles A. Liv- |away coats, grey gloves, uefl; \hosls the strict immigration rules, the |ingston, Matthew Callahan and | black and white ties and stiff shirts couple could not make the trip to- | Francis Clynes. Snappy snakewood canes were Bl‘OfllefllOOflS MM[ n Bost(!fl'- gether to this country. Mrs. r;\‘fl. Music ;’or the sketch will be na, who was born in this country, | furnished by Sullivan's orchestra came back soon after the marriage, |leaving her husband behind to await a time when he could join her. i\\'. rywhere in evidence. | Want wage Scale Retained Upon reaching 21, the wife made | B”RY MISS SMITH Boston, April 1 (®—From historic | Faneuil hall, where thirteen years |every effoft to have the immigration | ago the movement for the eight [authorities hasten her husband's} hour day for railroad men had its |“T'iVal With the result that she suc- | | ; ’ | ceeded in bringing him to her side origin, a nation-wide drive has been |in time to make the Faster holiday launched for the six hour day for |a memorable one. Joseph arrived e |in New York late Thursday night, A vibinanant ariite | where he was met by his wife and + Body Found in lfiver That of & rele byl ! ment was coupled with the declar- | iy ation that railroads would be asked | PLAINVILLE LEGION MEETING and dancing will foilow. BRIN St. John's, N, IN 18,000 SEALS F., April 1.—®— The *stcamer Neptune, first of the sealing fleet to return to port, ar- rived here today to unload a catch of 18,000 seals. The Neptune brought reports that the catch of the entire fleet amounted to about 200,000, After unloading. the Neptune plan- at the Y. M. T. A. & B. society | 10 the Dwight Co. of Chicopee, Mass, 'hall on Main S(r(‘(‘t under the aus- Kinsolvi Iress in which he pointed to a con- rector of the Grace Ep e | church at Amherst, had spok- | tinued reduction of railroad per- | e t— 1l Words of the burial serv- sonnel. | pices of the church of St. John the | sealed casket was to De Shea ', in the proposed consi | Exangelist for the benefit of m- lowered into a grave in Wildwood | dation into major systems a e Buiing fone a er ea ness ¢metery. The hour of the service threat to the jobs of thousands of | A carefully selected cast has bptr 2 p. m, employes and asserted that “neither [picked for the affair and the prin- If Bladder Weakness, Getting Up Bl nith's body was positively |the railroad lahor act nor any oth- |cipal roles will be portrayed by |Nights, Backache, Burning or Ttch- 1 Saturday by Dr. Carleton ©F legislation can prevent the rail- |[James J. Bonney, Willlam Dowling, (ing Sensation, leg or groin pains her for- road men of this country from |Marie Cavanaugh and Helen Bren- make you feel old, tired, pepless, ner der An autopsy was per- Walking out on strike to get jus- | nhan. This quartet is well known inland worn out why not nake the formed . Frederick D, Jonss, | tice.” | local amateur theatrical circles. | Cystex 48 Hour Te Don't give In who ga the lexander F. Whitney of Cleve-| These leading parts will be ably fup. Get Cystex today at any drug | “drowning, sus. land, president of the trainmen, told assisted in parts and specialty num- store. Put it to a 48 hour test, tained under circumstances undeter- that organization that he did not|bers by the following: Flavia Riv-| Money back if you don’t soon fecl » casket was then se beliey that the inventor of labor |¢rs, Grace Hanrahan, Rita McGrath, |like new, full of pep, sleep well, body brought here, Mr. Saving machine hould reap all the | Charlotte O'Riley, Antoinette Re- | with ns alleviated. Try Cystex | . girl's father is a wealthy Teturns from his invention, but only |cano, Helen Baloski, Mary McCrann, Itoday. only 6o, ¢ ‘m.k i of Nbw Xon a share, so that employer and em- April 1.—(@—The Fa Far North from crashed into the r Ozark while ing warped Dl berth at Commercial ense fog today. u- regional | country is series of similar steamer g s throughout K. of C. Parents’ Exposition (3) “BABY NEW BRITAIN” CONTEST Tor Baby WO YEARS APART; | WELNAS REUNITED, shak T at the ie Far North were none which was injured was tied up damaged. r | Ozark doc Iy clipped, and filled out with the name of a Polish Couple, Recently Married, and eligible for tiie popularity contest will be The but Which! Loals® B PR epted for Ten (10) voles by the Contest Committee. Mail Raphacl contemplates erecting on parated By Immigration coupons to Contest Manager, c¢/o Raphael's Big Store, his West Main st or deposit in ballot box at Contest Headquarters. Cast these t plot may house Laws DELIVERED FULLY EQUIPPED Most People Expect ‘400" Prices to be Higher than they Actually are PEOPL! who have formed their price-im- pression of the Nash 400" from seeing . this striking new car, and from the enthusi- astic comment of ‘400" owners, are very apt to price ithigher than it really is. A very powerful, high-turbulence, high-com- pression, completely-pressure-lubricated motor, with 7 bearings. A lengthened wheslbase, new double-drop, tubular-trussed frame, alloy steel springs, and 4 Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers, for unsurpassed riding ease. And complete equipment —full - SIR& cowl lamps, guolme gauge and motometer on instrument board, bumpers front and rear, spare tire and tire lock, shock absorbers, freight and handling charges—a// included in the delivered price quoted above—notbing more to buy! *400" prices are a big “400” feature. The Standard Six “400” Sedan, illustrated above, is an excellent example of the new value Nash now offers. Here are some of its notable features—fea- tures of highest quality you are not accus- | : tomed to expect in a car at its price: > ™NewNASH 400 Leads the World in Metor Car Value IMPORTANT “400” FEATURES =.Y0 OTHER CAR R4S THEM ALL Lovejoy shock sbsorbers Salon Bodies Nash Special Desiga from (esclusive Nash mesating) One-piece Selon fenders sad rear bumpers Aluminum slloy pistoss World's easiext seoering Exterior metalware chrome (Iower Sorets) Short turniag radine over mickel 7-bparing crankshak Looger wheelbsse High compression motor High turbulence New double drop frame Torsiosal vibestion damper A. G. HAWKER ‘ |