New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1929, Page 18

e SUB INRESIDENCE DISPENSES French Author Turns Boat’s Steering Wheel, Gets Cocktal |. Paris, Aug. literary lion of the ice Dekobra, submarine “You've I'm in which the der the rine.” Being kobra to the he built Paris, thu residence scek t Dekot grand m vards. Ov rare old relics of when aristoc selves from iron gates ar walls, but once give doors you atmosphere U past or present Traversir descen pass throug the submarine self might have orated the astonishing Expert Nay A button pressed sleel panneled marine to from the o The author paval advice i his curious ho the submarine of a re cratt in the scope, imitatior range finders, Loard and port lig and steering device holes reveal wh ocean fishes, ‘ varied panorama of all painted nated by changing Most ingeniou: ning arrangement wheel, Dekobra is @ cocktail for his gue he turns the wheel. sea to live one m wardly you ¢ Jul steam of By another manipuls vas with its simulatior underworld slid ing the impr submarine. Other Bizarre Often the author s permits v sidering intruders are turb the even tenor thoughts. seeks repose in one in which he has brated novels. Thus he has which La Madonne very detail rep- There is ¢ resenting a European partment. He has another w ranged room to rep “The Phantom caused an internationa year or so ago because g situation Dekobra is surprising ad wond 8 which the deco principally of the brought back fro of India o took now on sal stalls. now (e moment makes his home got to do things like this re Dekob working on g thrill herefore all ed to go in his subma his own it is o conceived Construction on door causes engines , torpedo tul canvas all, ntly n of a of ometimes, of the lous chambers of his exciting similarly structed scenes of many of his cel KJ‘ reproduction CGon lian trophi NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 192f |“Poisoned War Veteran” breath | mlu Norwalk, Aug. from the Civil proved to be but Norwalk lentity laimin 28 war In re a short g investigated $9-y n».»u man Colonel Charles New Rochelle was picked up DRINKS. police an of the olo ; Koton Point he told that park | whom poison. At the Norwalk hospital the n turned out to be a most mod kind—white mule It did a on the aged “colonel, and even if he a real he would find it difficult to the meeting of the Connecticut volunteers, he had ) — France’s Maur- | in aer good poi- was 25th regi it ittend ment, tocal resort. A wuthoriti s che ra B8 an occn stripped the He is Har New York ¢ to the Roch olone message 1o my s epp, A hoho things, vrons member of th home in novel | CORSETS REQUIRED FO EW DRESSES most rein many Further Dieting Imminent as Figures Grow Even Slenderer Mo nks of not be dec hin 1 elal aniber 1kers' ion AT are sm look to take a in the y figure ¥ calis- flat- Pa 0 pedestal. man: v neve 1 choco- to the n hug rigorous cours qualify with xpert rything ir look in trair wear 1 per- themsely 10 like figure ry port- t [ to the knee uate every curve ids high sted, leadir ndation Open to wearing the dressmal ral ind and hts. aches seve inc extends more by a cur steerin to the 1po 1gs until proper order Ana with bones up and the to turn sts each the ruie time out and affair the ca A ation of 1 laces if oces moving have swing back early passi and elastic girdles for evening go and is only a matter of tim take the ct whalebone and watched the nd forth of casu- s the s who m predict the al ribbon foundation say that it until figures lines lent by Rooms nds w in ating there s & on liabl his howeve . Wright Plonde: Music For Policemen’s Banquet Chief the a today that Jame offercd the services orches- tra for at EIk's John L., § play ment. of police of a represents his des Sleep. ht had Pullman com 6 o'clock orchestra fill the was to but en onderfully ar- could sent his book | dola” which| It is expected that | sensation a|and will attend of the dar-| which will follow the Britain police baset another | Willow nis n Polish Repuh!mn Club not between the e 1 Brook park this 300 banqne den-N game ine afternoon, ter will con has formal ope of the Poli Citizenghip \pi)li&xfit Held as \Imdflr Susp"ct A Conn w Dankury, of court George here justic rant tice. of the ber 17, conviet George to 1 The yes from Abdo years at 1an ccupied by the vhich leased the Al previous meetis political club were held hall on Beaver street Holy rao and he in increase EDITATION OF CLATMS POOR PEONS EARN Only IntO\lcated Hobo | —A ~,, when | (annot Eke Ont Bare Living on oy | policeman | taken cation of the more s that Norwalk | eat is usually cheap. be worst ricultural sections. more enot TYPIEAL BUILDINGS 58 INTORD'S MUSEUM -2 | Phoenixville, Gomn., Post Ofiice Wl pr - | sman | town 120 | shop was built on the hill Merrimac about cess.”” Tord recently bought the tori hall, shop, codper shop. smithy, shop, road one It wa when he from Edison's chemicals. have styles of crude the early times, frier this evening the same names, hu shrubhe f2dison buildi son roome To Dedicate New Home from at the mem- 1 to get experiments to the extent the Michi- n climate will permit of this work On the banks of the River Rouge :x natural bird arbordtum is b-ing developed L e by e September and helped lay the | cornerston of the museum. He then | imbedded Buibank’s spade and left his own footprints in a column of | cement as part of the ceremonies. Diminutive Pay Revewed e Rl | arm around the shoulder of his d friend and shouted into an ear wn most deaf: This muscum a with it is for the youth.” RAY LYMAN WILBUR PERSONAL CHOICE Secretary of Interior C]ose‘ Friend of President 100 SMALL WAGES est 28 (A)—Dubli- industrial survey made of Indugt showed that wage of peons in ctions of the coun- {75 REFRREE ORDERS SALE OF V. . ALLEN ASSETS 28 (A—In mak- n Wilbur his sec- Washin ing Dr. Mexico City, Aug. all connecte inspiration q of | retary of the President | Hoover brought into family an intimate proven executive. A big job was ahead of the man named to the interior post, for that partment long had been under ire in and out of congress on Ar- \(MH\\ of the naval oil lease; the the Department interior, and Labor AV eTage than 400 ranged from to offic nd a| his friend ne | he in to Irurthe report showed | aboy per cent of the labor- | class was required to toil heyond ples charge bail until September attorney to make the tions in th street, Motor | on the | bile | tion in |ing struck plaint he nu 1 not guilty to the murder today and was held without 6 to DRIV Hyman Cohn, 50, of 317 Bellevae Hartford, was arrested Dy flicer David Doty today of driving an automo without a certificate of r possession. He w street when his cas a dog and killed it. Com- was made to the police that did not stop but this was founl be untrue. | Cohn told Captain Kelly he | glected ta_bring his certificate and | was advised to have it with him court tomorrow. on 5 is the known telephone in New Bri mber 1 limit of working hour d that it w those who longest that received the | dministration of the land laws ara he handling of Indian in such a circumstance friends of the President regarded it as only na- ington and This City tural that this appointment wou'd A purely personal one. Both natives of the sameamstate, To the President and the new in- terior secretary enjoyed a friena- | Mag, colinsel | oo endured from their s to be sold under luate days In reard A dwelling in Newington, build- | gio STEHER, DO ing lot ..; m;wu‘]wlmnl!lvvixl?v(x:g 1‘1 HNET Ao hE . e e on Oneida_strect, building lot o |\ Sy tiner at South Main street, an apartment ' A house on Park place, and a sedan. S L sedin [row Wilson to undertake the task Mrs. AMen is allowed one week 10/ ¢ ¢o45 administrator, the tall, an- file a reclamation on the car, Allen gular figure of Wilbur was one of having declared the machine was & : the first to calch his eye. rurchased for her and used by her. | SCUIS € ST R G The referce has also approved sale |5 girected much of the work of a Walnut street apartment bulld- |, q,0i.g the American housew New Britain Trust €. {5 q6 her part toward winning fhe | moriEns war by conserving food. Dr. Wilbur then w of Stanford university, which Hoover, ns a trustee of | commerce tary and in the | | Presidential campaign the two met frequently. The university some definitel Berman Approves Disposal of Real Estate in Black Point, New- stated to liv-| S has bee Referee Attorney Edward for creditors. Properti: report Il pay given snt for bare under present conditions in Mex- food which peons William ordered il B H; 4 assets by Bankruptey n on motion of of even thou conditions found to in the mountainous min- 1 in some isolated @ n the somewhat tions it ived | barely Labor were from a w York, from Wood on advanced industrial s aled that workers re more pay, though for existence we as reve of ing to the holder of a ]4\KL\ e, s president post 1cr Among Colonial Structures Well Known Couple Parents of 23 president nad formulated idens to what the government ought Lo do about oil conservation, tic handling of the Indian probiem <d the administration of (he interor department generally and those ideas coincided very closely with those of the new President After the election Dr. Wilbur ot fained two years' leave of abserc frm Stanfo to Washing‘en and en a free hand {o organiz the interior departm-nl ind to put to test of practical xperience the plans he had rorm: lated in years of study and obser- vation. The result has been the promul- gation of the oil conservation poli- |, ¢y under which new prospecting o pablic I organization of the Indian Bursu \d the carrying forward of a pier m of removing the Indians from the classification of wards placing them in the social ture of the country. i 4 Close friends of the interior sec- i e {has completed the job he himself in the interior dey A Awaken When Dr. Wilbur will resign within ° S nternal Machine Lets Go on Y l"“.“‘:””'\““' of unoffi d, the SPRED DIAMOND TRIAL On § 28— (UP)—All | and rabbis will ce to hold services in the brick church, typical of the | ¥ s of worship a century | 1°érd is reproducing at Dear- Detroit, Children, Grandparents of 20 and as Great-Grandparents of 22, Saturday iniversar, and M which w their evening was the 5dth of the wedding of Mr Michael ~ McDermott celebrated at the home daughter, Mrs, Juli Main street. Seventy lests were present from W ford, Meriden, Hartford and New Britain. Music and dancing wer | enjoyed during the evening, refre | ments being served following | dancing. | Mr. McDermott was born in Ire- land in 1848, and Mrs, McDemott 2 |Was born in Newington in 18 the present time both Mr. and Mz McDermott are very active, Mrs Dermojt doing all her own [work. Eoth in the best health. They have had 23 childre born to them, 20 grandchildren, > great-grandchildren, is also has a post office built in which he brought to the vil- from Phoenixville, Conn. Back in 1828 @ toll house shoc Bast ver- bridge over the Whittier writes “The Prin- his- of h 3 ling s , came end of the river. his i the 12 it in poem th shop. s0 he has foundry, A a fire machine hall, shop, pr carpente d in all other a town I and buildings u; town industries Farly Railroad Station has the Smith's Creek rail- station of the Grand Trunk, the ecarliest stations built at this station that Edison's cur print shop and boyhood tory were tossed out of a bag- car by n angry conductor found a fire had started s has ce o ne of n and He and of striic set to) rtmens about much of his relattons in the ambassador for ident of the U Fails to Another scction of th residen rions pat architecture of the{ pereh, Shattering Home. his P will bear | livanst 1 Tn “M 1., ry or ave had a iot in but never been o nlo Park,” on M tr trees and nan e loca al tow All the ow are in place in 1e little girl who helped ep house when Ti- 4 with Sally still alive 1 the rest of her ¢ ansplanted will oc the s tro 15 in the n. somnia them When 3 plodc could ng of Kk powder bomlb t porc na the porch avindow shatter- | vho & n Free 5,000 Bail Sought ed wrecked ed oceu to Face Murder Charge in Hotsy 1 will old ind every home in police Totsy Case. frightencd i sleeping peac nswerd ibors four illy in a second floor New fort to brin Meyer lahorat worked 40 Jordan house. inche Jorsey, Hert of ory, in i Edison vears newsp The soil | behind the to | AL side pers on t hid JRLEN from hid bombed buildi f Whe authorit ment foner W s of home of Rufus C. ew other of the ambassador to ( 1 cral g ain trial in feder o narcotic ratory PRINCE AT Hokyo, Au hibu, brother the en presumptive to the missed his summer vac Instead he it t camp of Artillery. s too old tre g s0 it will e ns- ARMY CAMP cu for the 28 (P—D'r Chi- nd n ce with rles Gree for we k wtion [ and Simon 10 | " otsy the wa | Chicag lling of William Walker ‘in club July 13 here erday re as captured. 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