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New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
TEN YOUNG WOMEN l
 BECOME NURSES
Graduation Exercises of NeV
 Britain Training School Held 1

The graduation exercises of tn New Britain Training School fo Nurses was held last night at the Y w. C.. A., The customary impres sive exercises were carried out be fore large assemblage. The 1S2 class embraced ten members, which four were local young women The roster of the class is as follow. Misses Josephine Charlotte Johnson Elsie Claire Bloglowski. Helen Jd hanna Olson and Esther Elizabet Wickstrom, of this city: Elfried Johanna Koser. of Litchfield: ] Veronica Drury, of Litchfield; Hllr Hopkins Fletcher, of East Hartford Mazie Claire Hubbell, of woodstock Ruth Mary Parker of Bridgeport, anI Marion Stewart Porteous, of Pittstoi Pa.
 The exercises were presided over Elisha H. Cooper. Rev. Henry VI Maier, pastor of. the First churc gave invocation. Rev. John L. Davi pastor of Trinity Methodist churcl delivered the graduation addres pr. Ernst T. Fromen presented ftl members of the class with gold pfl and the diplomas. and Louis F. Slad. princi fI of the New Britain Hia schooy presented the. prizes. Lynch orchestra rendered a. musical pr, gram.
 Prizes were awarded in thr| different classes to the young wom attaining the highest averages. TT prizes were $50 for first and $25 f] second, and were won as follow Senior class, Miss Josephine c. Joh son, first; Miss Elsie c. Bloglowsl second; intermediate class, Miss Ma garet A. Mahan, first; Miss Sarah Buckley, second; Junior class, Mi Theresa E. Scho1l,. first; Miss Flo ence c. Robertson, second. Att close of the graduation exe dancing was held.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
DEMPSEY GIVEN REST.
His Trainer Finds He Is Getting Into
 Shape Too Rapidly.

Atlantic City, May 2S.-With Jack Dempsey rounding to fighting condition almost too rapidly, Kearns decided to- day to give him four days of complete rest beginning next Tuesday. After boxing tomorrow and Monday he will lay aside his gloves, suspend his road work and loaf until called upon to be- gin his intensive training program a week from today.
 Dempsey could get himself ready to defend his title within six days" kearns said today. "A lay-on next week will put him on edge for the final three weeks of training.
 .'I want to add a little weight to him 50 he will be ready for the serious business of training. He will scale around the 195 mark now and I hope he will weigh around POO a week from today. ["
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28

with your mousyr'
 'I don't know what shall do with t. May. I'm going to talk it over with Jim I've just got faint idea-"
 But May was staring out of the vim dow at the Gibson house aoroas the street. T don't really h,ss the shape Q: that balcony" she said. "Do you, { iive-
 -No.- replied Olive T don't It .oo,cs too much like . swallows nestf"
 May screamed. What an idea! A swallov>s nesti- She was hilariously aappy.
 After Nays departure Olive went all over the house from top to bottom. It had been Jim's boyhood home and she loved it for his sake as we'll as for her own. In fl she had had the hap piest year of her life Her hand ca ressed the railing of the narrow stair way
 Dear old house!" she murmured.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
REGATTA SCHEDULE
Poughkeepsie Inter collegiate Program Us Announced Today by Boat
 Race Officials.

Boston. May 2S.-OficiaI announce ment of the Poughkeepsie inter-collegi- ate regatta program was made here to- day. The starting times of the three championship races are as follows:
 Two mile junior varsity race 5:15 p. m., two mile freshman race 6 p. m.. and the three mile varsity race D. m., all daylight saving time.
 It was also decided not to change the course in any way notwithstanding that the varsity race will be rowed over a three mile distance in place of the former four mile contest. The starting point of the big race will be directly opposite the Columbia boathouse, while the finish will be one mile below the railroad bridge.
 The regatta board of stewards re- ceived assurance sf the entries of freshman, junior and varsity eights from Columbia. Cornell, Pennsylvania and Syracuse. The U. $. Naval Academy and University of California will compete in the three mile varsity.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
VIRGINIA IS
 T. OF DOCTORS Who Will Work in IriCtS Much in Demand

wn. W. Va. May 2s.-A
 mand for physicians who |d practice in rural com the most important prob |ntinR West Virginia. ac- the authorities of the hedicine of the University rginia here.
 bile, the county seat of bunty, does not have a Clay county has only one Tor tho people living it's miles. In some of the |ies. many people live from lies from the nearest phy- in somo of tho mountain has been found almost to get doctors to make
 the country districts. On |and. tho cities Of the state tell supplied with medical |eston. the capital, with a
 Of 39. sos. having f02. pt always true that the
 wn doctor makes more D tho country doctor" says ! by Dean Simpson of the Medicine. Country people bet to paying good fees for kention. They are usual |ret 1t at any price"
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
By Abner Anthony

cd uneasily. "I guess Will and shah have to rids in your car this summer. Olive, If we % about at all. Every cent has gone into the house. There's nothing left for a runabout
 "It's . lovely house." Olive said
 go fs yours"
 Its comfy. It's home"
 May sighed.
 Don't you tell Will or Jim, eithse o9 them-dont you tell anybody. Olivo but do you xnow sometimes wish I'd done as you did7"
 "Oh. pshav!" laughed Olive consoa- mgly. .t-....
 But after May had gone back to ths handsome house across the streeA Olive sat by the fire thinking. As shs thought her glance moved about the simple. graceful. cosy living room. ae the books and music and good pictures that had come out of her legacy. Shs drew . deep breath of contenrment
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
CITY ITEMS

Special prices on pianos at Pierce's -advt.
 Captain Thomas w. Grace of the police department, has recovered from his recent illness, and expects to re- sume duty on June l.
 pr. Lee dental office will be closed until June 6th.-advt.
 Food sale and lawn party Thursday, 5 to II. Entertainment s. Dancing S:3O to II. Y. w. C. A.-Advt.
 Miss Inez Blehn has gone to Lake Saranac and the Adirondacks for the summer.
 The Misses Anna Speilberg and Bertha Levine of Brooklyn. are visit ing with Miss Emily Jerome of 50 Hawkins street. formerly of New York
 Records for Decoration Day, c. L.. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 The Misses Caputa, Erwin, Pella and Gould, formerly attached to the nursing staff of the New Britain Gen eral hospital, have returned from a winter spent in Florida.
 Fife and drum corps records for Decoration Day, c. l.. Pierce & Co. -advt.
 ployed at Landers. Frary & Clark company, was admitted to the New Britain General hospital today, with crushed fingers sustained while at work at the plant.
 John. Dedell of 451 Park street, was taken to the New Britain General hospital today for treatment. He is under the care of pr. Waterman Lyon.
 The condition of Mrs. Mary Smith. who was badly burned last Wednes- day, was reported as improved by the attending physician pr. Water man Lyon today.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28

"But howl"
 Just wait and sec" A .%N
 Presently not only May. but all West more, saw. Paint. paper. . changed partition or two. . bathroom, . Are place and . porch tDansformsd the old house. Besides all this. there were new rugs. easy chairs. talking ma ch>ae. new curtains, books. and hun drsd other beautiful and comforting now things. A little work turned the barn into . garage and ono morning . new nve-passenger car took up its 'sta- ton there. "for." said Olive "I shant be selflshi" There was still . good1y rainy day sum left to draw interest and yield an income. .,.
 Aoross the street Mays new house came to maturity. It was very fine, but May bekan to look worried
 ''It's going to tak0 . lot of furnf- ture," she said Well. some of the rooms will have to wait" She laugh
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
U. OF CAL. STRONG

"cSN,Tn SOHcsC IAdS G<4udl EootluS
 With Eastern Universities in Final
 Athletic Events Today.
 Cambridge. Mass, May 2s.-East or west; that was the broad question of the destination of the champion ship track and field trophy of the intercollegiate Al A. A. A, that overhung today the final events of the games.
 It was University of California against the colleges of the east; with the westerners we'll prepared by qualification in the trials of yester- day. Whether any of the eastern colleges with numbers that in some cases ran to forty or more could marshal enough points to exceed the aggregate of the IA athletes who came from the other coast was a subject widely discussed.
 Harvard which found itself yes- terday after an cratic season, Penn sylvania, last years champion, which also apparently came into it's own after unsatisfactory dual meetings; Yale and Cornell were the leading eastern possibilities. Yale had not done as we'll as hoped for and Cornell's chances of capturing the trophy finally by a fifth victory suf- fered through the elimination by an accident of Irish, one of its stars, in the half mile trials yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28

psRYoNE In Wsstmore iiksd n6av Hammond and onve Bss-
 sss. who wsrs friends as ven ns. besides being extremely Fivss. and when old Miss Ap- A~Ar snnA dAsd and lsft s~oh W 1000. everybody in town feft |sf interest.
 |had only been married .. ysar, just nicely got to housokesp- dwellings on Pink Olive was hvins in Jtm's old |whAoh had com. to him from hsr-a small. Erny house. rnth- |by now. but which Jim hoped 5 after he got to earning more ed Just tho necessary houss- things. but thcy were conifor- May. too. lived In an old housA. |ieh win had bought cheap as
 when real -~tate was down As |d "a xhiugly. they merely con
 tnsrassives souatters. waitfns
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING.

ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING.l
 District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court. A 27, A. D. 1921.
 Estate of Ada R. Moore. Jate of the d of Berlin, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the application of Francis Dem of Berlin, Conn.,. praying that as Adni} trator he may be authorized and empov ed to sell and convey certain real estatq said deceased, situated in Berlin, Conn.,. per said application on file more fully pears. it, is
 ORDERED. That said application heard and determined at the Probate on in New Britain in said district, on the day of June. A. D. 1921, at g o'clock in forenoon. and that notice be given of pendency of said application and the q and place of hearing thereon, by publish this order in some newspaper having a culation in said district, and by postin copy of this order on the public sign-posI | the town of Berlin in said district. and giving notice to all parties in inter either personally or by mailing to each prepaid postage, copy of this order, return make 10 this Court of the no given.
 Attest: BERNAR CAFEN FEY. 1u(
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
MIME. CURTE BACK IN N. Y.
Transcontincntal Trip Is Postponed
 for Time Being.

New York. May 2s.-Mme. Marie curie arrived here today from Pitts burgh in an exhausted condition and. with her two daughters went to a friends home to rest. Her friends maintained that although her strength had been severely taxed by the func- tions arranged in her honor. there was nothing alarming in her condi- ton.
 Meanwhile her plans for a trans continental tour to begin next We'd nesday were held in abeyance. The committee which arranged her visit to this country. said that although Mme. Curie insisted on making the trip no further plans would be made until there was assurance that she could stand the strain.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
MOTT TRIAL
Witnesses Being Secured-Sequel of
 s Wade Event

Witnesses Being Secured-Sequel of
 H Wade Event.
 Bridgeport, May 2S.-Mrs. Ebert E. Wade, mother of Elwxod Wade who was hanged May 20 for the mur- der of George B. Mott, was in confer ence with States Attorney Homer s. Cummings today, and lfAer it was re- ported that she might be called as a witness in the trial or Mrs Ethel H. Nott on the charge of murder. MT. Cummings declined to deny the re- port. Frederick E. Morgan. who was one of Wade's attorneys. met Mrs. Ebert Wade and took her into MT. Cummings office
 Edward H. Johnston. who is also charged with murder in this case. also
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
CRAMER IGNORED
Man to Head Sons of Herr man for the Next Ycar-Berger, Secretary for 29th Time.

Secretary for 29th Time.
 r. w. Cramer of Waterbury was nominated for the position of grand president of the Connecticut Grand Lodge. Sons of Herman, at the con- vention of that order at Turner hall this morning. After the nomination of Mir. Cramer. a motion to close the nominations was carried, with the re- suit that the nomination was unani- mour. Otto Berger of Ansonia was nominated without opposition for the office of grand secretary. Mr.Ber- ger is considered one of the best versed men of the order, for he has served continually for 29 years. The honor conferred on Mir. Berger was especially meritorious for it was vote of confidence in the way the affairs of the organization were con- ducted for the past year.
 F. w. Burgey. Hartford; Emil l.. Zanger, Ansonia; Hugo Noak, Stam- ford; Gustave Loewenthal, Middle town; George Buettner, New Britain, were all reelected for the board of grand trutsees-
 The treasurer's, the secretary's and all reports were read and accepted. The place for the next state conven- ton will be selected at a late hour this afternoon. 's-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
ROLL CALL FOR FIRENfE<N

Under a new plan arranged by Chief W ilIiaIn J. Noble of the fire depart ment. ail members of the permanent force in the department viii be re- quired to answer roll call which will start next Monday morning. Under the plan. every fireman be in readiness for duty. The hour decided on makes it possible for those going to and return ing from breakfast and those having a day off. to be present when the call
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
TO HELP NEEDY CHILDREN

Outdoors Club at Y. w. O. A. Will
 Hold Lawn Party Next Thursday
 Evening at Association Grounds.
 A lawn party will be held at the Y. W. C. A. next Thursday evening by the Outdoors club. The event will be held on the lawns. from to II o'clock. where sprettiIy decorate booths will offer cake, ice cream. punch, and candy for sale. At o'clock an entertainment will be pre- sented. consisting of a daisy dance by a group and solo dances by Miss Min nie Huber. A girls orchestra will fur nish music for dancing in the gym nasium. .- ..
 The proceeds will go toward a fund for the children of bread winners who are out of work.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
SERVICES FOR VETERANS

A memorial service will be held to- morrow evening at Trinity Methodist church for Spanish American war veterans. Ali veterans are requested to assemble at the State Arrnory at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The veter- ans will assemble at 9 o'clock on Mon day morning to parade to the graves in tho various cemeteries where floral tributes will be placed on the graves Of the deceased Spanfsh- American
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
s OF DEATH FATAL
Ina whnicn Suffers Shock Tearing That Brother Has
 Springfield. Mass.

earing of the death of her
 which occurred yesterday at h. Mrs. Martha whalen.
 John whalen of 310 Chest !. suffered a shock which re- her death at 4:i0 o'clock afternoon. Mrs. whaien rso. Surviving are two sons.
 whalcn of this city. and Ivhalen of Hartford. Funeral will be held next Tuesday
 ut 9 o'clock at the Church hn the Evangelist. Rev. J. Laden. pastor. will ofiiciate ai will be In Blue Hills ceme- -tford.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
GIRL SCOUTS ENTERTAIN.

Troop s, of the New Britain G
 Scouts, held an entertainment at t South Congregational church parlc last evening. Tw6 short dramas we presented which were received wi much applause. Solos were render by Miss Myrtle Nordstrom and the G
 Scouts had a chorus. Candy was sd during the evening. All proceeds VI be used for the troop.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
WHILE NEWS
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 also to others including
 nds who. on the battle Dn the sea have given their ie country's service. The prayer meeting will be held Ay evening at 7:45 o'clock. } Baptist Church. 10:45 tee With God" will be the leme; 12:05 m.. Sunday }. m.. Young Peoples serv- n.. tho pastors theme will >r Substitute" The Newton
 post and all kindred pa- nnizations are cordially in- bin in this evening service.
 Piainviilc Briefs
 | Her of Park strcot, is spend
 ak -cnd with William E. CIV Britain. at Short Beach. rrna Murphy of Whiting isiting friends in New York. |hdsny of Mountain View. is lends at Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Charles Sedergren of !. arc spending tho holidays Mrs. Sedergren's parents at brt.
 Mrr. r. r. Cnrtor have left tion at Vermont.
 Mrs. Walter Lathrope will V motor car to Brooklyn. it. Providence. R. l.. and ett Pier. over tho holidays. IInrtson will resume his nail carrier next week. 3cntiy of Pennsylvania is ire over the holidays.
 Mrs. Fred Fox of Bohemia receiving congratulations on tf a son. Harold Edward.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
!. ALUMNI DANCE

An alumni dance was enjoyed at High school last evening for the mel bers and ex-members of the five class and seniors at the school. The mel bers of each class took part in an enti tainment which was presented. Pre- dent John Sullivan of the Civic's clI aided the committee. headed by Led ard Appel and arranged for the affa
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
BIGBEE OUT OF GAME
Pittsburgh Outfielder Prevented From
 Playing Because of Injured Leg

Pittsburgh, May 2S.--Carson Big bee. outfielder of the Pittsburgh Nationals will be out of the game for several days. due to an injury to his right arm. Bfgbee suffered the injury at New York early this week, but did not see a doctor until yesterday. The physician said a ligament had been displaced and advised Bigbee to take a rest.
 Johnny Mokan, the California boy, and Ray Rhower, will be used in left field until Bigbee returns to the game.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
ANOTHER NEW GOVERNMENT.
Dispatches State Vladisvostok Under
 Different Management.

Tokio, May 27. (By Associated Press. )-The latest press dispatches from vladivostok in connection with the occupation of that city Thursday morn ing by troops formerly under command of the late Gen. Kappell, state that new government has been formed and M. Merkudoff, chairman of the non- socialist organization has been nominat- ed for president. The convocation of consistent assembly for the region also is announced in the advices.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our many kind neighbors and friends who assisted us during the ill., ness and death of our beloved wife and mother. We also wish to thank those who donated the beautiful floral offer ings, especially. the friends at North and Judd Mfg. Co.
 JOHN J. FRAWLEY
 AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
IN S2,000 BONDS.
L.. !. Webb Held for Running Over
 Groton Boy.

Groton, Conn, May 2S.--L. I. Webb, Hartford and Noank hotelkeeper, whose automobile struck and killed Gilbert Douglas Smith, ., at Poquonoc bridge, town of Groton. yesterday afternoon while the boy was on his way. from school, surrendered to the authorities toGay and before Prosecuting Attorney Warren F.. Burrows. vas held in $2 ,0OO bail for appearance in the Groton town court Tuesday morning.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
TO GRADUATE SOON

William J. kenney, son of MT. a Mrs. Michael J. Kenney and Thon Maloney, son of Dr. nd Mrs.
 Maloney, are members of the gf 1l tion class of St. Johns school, at De vers, Mass. The graduation will held early next month. MT. Kenr] and G. Smithwicl, son of Mir. al Mrs. John Smithwick of Stanley stre are spending the Memorial Day reel at their homes in this city.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
Mrs. Martha WhaIen.

Mrs. Martha Whalen, widow of John Whalen, of 31o Chestnut street, died late yesterday afternoon after news had reached her of the death of her brother at Springfield, Mass. yesterday morning. She leaves two sons Charles Whalen and Frank $. Whalen, of Hartford. The body will be taken to Hartford for burial.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
Mrs JOSeDh Seidl

The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Seidl was held at 9:30 o'clock this morning at St. Peters church. Rev. Arthur Cavanaugh of Hartford, offciated at a requiem high mass. The burial was in St Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
Deaths and Funerals
John Andrews,

John, the eight months old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Andrews of 434 Myrtle street. died yesterday. The funeral was held at o'clock this afternoon. Burial was in the new Catholic cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
M 1 ". ". ARRESTED
Captured After They Attempted to Capture Train and Run It From Cheyenne to Denver

eapture lraih ana hun It From
 Cheyenne to Denver.
 Denver, May 2s.-Twenty-sevena al- legged members of the I. w. W. were placed in jail here early today after they had attempted to commander Union Pacific train and run it to Denver from Cheyenne. wyo.. &C., cording to the police. 4 squad of 22 policemen met the train outside the city when they received a report that the alleged I. w. w. were on it.
 The crew of the freight train noti- fled division headquarters of the rail- road here when the train reached Greeley, Colo, that "a gang of men had taken possession of several cars and refused to leave.'' F
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28

F0ilFr~ .t..t......... 6oc a m #st sss .ssssss Fts " tb finds of Baby Chicks. Also.
 ha Chick Food. Chowder, kch. Oyster Shell and Grit. BRIIAIH BIRD SICRE
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED--Girl for general house work. Must be one 21 years of age.
 551 Stanley St. 5-2s-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-05-28

FOR SALE-Victrola in first class condition. Can be bought right.
 AIso good lawn mowers. Box 24L.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08
SOX-CUBS ENJOY DAY
LAYOFf AS 1T RAINS

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct, Rain worked
In favor OF the White Sox in the city
series by postponing the third game
of the controversy, thereby giving
Red Tabor an extra day 20 recover
from his injury OF Thursday. ana pos
sibly get back into another game next
week.
The decision to call of the battle
was net made until after noon, when
three of the four official umpircS in
spected the north side lot and de-
clared II unfit for an important game
This disarrangos the schedule con
siderably. but will not interfere with
the PLAYING Of an equal number of
games in each park II the series re-
uuires an even number
To-day and tomorrow, weather per
hitting, the Cubs and Sox will play
at CCmiskey park, then revert to the
north side for two games on Monday
and Tuesday. But the tickets for
Yesterdays game will not be good
until 1t is played OF, although they
may be exchanged.
The verdict regarding the reserv'
ed seats was reached at conference
in President McCarthy's hendquar
ters Yesterday. and It was decided
that folks who had purchased reser
vations for Monday and Tuesday on
the north side should not be com
PEELED to change them in favor OF the
folks who were disappointed by the
weather man yesterday
Consequently seat holders for the
third game can exchange them fol
seats fer either Monday or Tuesday
at the north side. The exchange car
be made at the Cub park or at Watson
& Co.