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New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
PRIEST GIVES WARNING
Titular Archbishop of Attalis, Ire land. Threatens To Excommuni- cate Those Visiting Dance Halls.

Belfast, Northern Ireland. Aug. F Rl-The Right Rev. Patrick ODonnell. titular archbishop Of At talia, today threatened 10 excom. municate frequcntcrs Of dancing places at certain seaside resorts in County Louth. The archbishop is greatly Dcrtu:bed over dancing as it is practiced at these resorts.
 One priest, warning his parish toners of the evils of modern life said that with the evil Of dancing, filthy newspapers and bad pictures Ireland would soon be pagan as ancient Rome.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
STRIKERS RETTRNI\G

Bridgeport, Aug. 17 dPl-SeycraI hundred hod-carriers and building iaborers whose strike two weeks ago tied ID 4o jobs involving several million dollars worth of construction began today 10 return 10 work under terms of a settlement which gives them the five cents an hour increase asked for. although not recognition their union which they had demand ed.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
Pie Eends May Rejoice, Experts
 Tests ProUe His to Be Real Food

Chicago. Aug. 17-Pie is d real food. Six months experimenting with rats has proven it. R. II. Shaw, nu- triton expert for the American Bak- ing association, announced today,
 So highly docs he regard pie as food, Mir. Shaw suggests that its place on the dinner bill is well for ward. When pie is eaten for dessert. he said, tho diner has had as much food as hls body requires and does not get thn good that ahounds in pie. He thinks pic should precede other dishes.
 Two groups Of ra's were used in the tests. One vas fed custard pie, and the other rice, potatoes, cab bage. spinach and bread. The pie-fed rats, Shaw said. gained weight more
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
ESKIMO TO BROADCAST
"AlI Eskimo" Radio Program Win
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 Wednesday Night From 10 to 12

Chicago, Aug. r tP-The MacMil- Ian Polar expedition from its base in Etah, Greenland, will broadcast an All Eskimo" radio program on forty meters Wednesday night from 10 10 12 ?. m. eastern standard time F F. Mcdonald. second In command Of the expedition, announced in a radio message received by the zcn- ith Radio Corporation today.
 The program will include song and instrumental numbers fcatur- ins the "kiloute," which resembles tennis racquet. with the skin of the walrus stretched across It's frame.
 The musicians in tho concert will include Tu Mu ka Ping Wa, de scribed by Mcdonald as the oldest kiloute player in the Arctic.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
New Zealand Trying
 to Give GObs Good Time

Christ Church, N. Z.. Aug. 1T u1 As a result of the recent incident when hoodlums annoyed sailors Of the American fleet, citizens deter mined 10 clear the name Of their city. have showered the officers and men with invitations 10 visit their homes.
 Commander woodsen. senior pa- troi officer. expressed appreciation of the manner in which newspapers handled accounts of the afair.
 Civilian police are cooperating ex- csIlently with nest cfficlsia
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
S00,0OO Persons Flock
 to C0ney Island Sunday

New York, Aug. F lFN Fight hundred thousand persons. one of the largest crowds that Conoy Island has ever known. iammed the resort yesterday seeking relief from the hcat. Early in the day all the bath ing accommodations at the Beach had been taken. and thousands were unable to get into bathing suits,
 Two married couples who could not engage lockers were arrested on charges Of disorderly conduct after a dispute with the police over their attempt to uso an automobile as a haihhnusn.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
BRUTALLY SLAIN
Auburn, \, Y., Woman Battered To Death With Butchers Cleavcr and Husband Is Missing

Auburn, N. Y. Aug. r fP--Nns. Josephine leblanc was found mur- dered in her home on South Division street today, Her head had been crushed and an arm nearly severed by s butchers cleaver, which lay on the floor near her body. Her husband, Diego leblanc, who is missing, Is sought by the police
 When the body was discovered to- day the two leblanc children, aged three and two years, were playing nearby.
 Police investigation disclosed that Ia desperate struggle had preceded the killing, When leblanc was sought 1t was learned that he had not appeared at the rope factory where he was employed.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
Boy Hit by Auto

Kncnc x. H.. Aug. 17-Noy Poets, ' year old son of Mir. and Mrs, Sam ucl Pects of Bridge street, was run over by an automobile driven by Charles <. Aldrich on West street last night. Tho boy was rushed to the Elliot Community hospital and it is reported he is suffering from in- tcrnaI injuries. The boy was run ming across the street to greet his parents, who were just arriving home. and was hit by the Aldrich car, which was following the pects machine.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
if Taken To Hospitals.

New Haven, Aug, Y R)--Eieven persons, seven Of them children, were treated at local hospitals yes terday for injuries received in auto mobile accidents. None of those in jurcd is believed 10 be in serious condition. Eight members of one family were injured when the car in which they were riding crashed into another early last night near North ln-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
No Funds, So Port Arthur, Texas. Has No Car Service

Port Arthur, Tex, Aug. Y R'- Not 2 car has stirred out Of the To- cal trolley barns since midnight Fri- dar. pursuant 10 8 declaration Of company officials that they must shut down because os lack Of oper- ating funds.
 No labor dispute is involved II is a strike against the iitney. Such is indicated by the claim of street car officials that they have lost more than sSS,0On since the operation of iitncys was permitted in December 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
POLICE DISCHARGE BALAyA

John Ralava of Berlin, who was arrested Saturday night on a charge of attempted burglary at the Walsh < Hollfelder store on Main street, July 23. was released last night after questioning failed to connect him with the attempted break, for which Costic Fredericks Is in the Hartford county jail awaiting trial.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
leg Broken by Auto

North Wilhraham, Aug. 17 - Horace Grcondalc. l5 years old, son Of Nr. and Mrs. John s. Grocndale of Wilbraham, suffered broken leg here yesterday afternoon when he was struck hy sedan driven by Miss Ruth BrodcauX of h Temple street, Springfield, as he was walking with two companions toward the center of the town. The fender of inc car hit him and knocked him down. Miss BrodeauN took him to the office of Dr. A. l., Damon, who had him sent to Wosson Memirial hospital in Springfield. Officer John Ashe investigated.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
s1nKEIN NORWICH MILL

Norwich. Conn. Aug. l7 tP = Weavcrs in the New England Mills company, makers of woolen goods. left their looms today after being re- fused a wage advance which, 1t is claimed, would amount to s2.So per weaver per week. All other depart ments continued at work as usual. The mill has been in operation about R year.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
WATER TANK FALLS
One Boy Crushed to Death, An- other Fatally Hurt in Chelsea Dis- triCt of New York.

New York. Aug. 1T tFl-one hoy was killed, and another was prob ably fatally injured today when 20,oo gallon water tank collapsed in the Chelsea district of Manhat- tan.
 Chelsea park was flooded by the escaping water. scores of women and children fleeing from the grounds.
 The tank was attached 10 q near by house. The girders supporting it from the buildings wall broke and the tank, so feet high. crashed 10 the ground.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
(rOS sing Fatality.

Closter x. J.. August l7 tP,-S. w. Kruger of Harrington Park, was killed and his son, Walter, was crit ically injured at the Main street crossing of the northern division of the Erie railroad yesterday, when their automobile was hit by a spc- Cial express train.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
s. N. ARRE CRITICALLY ILL

F. W. Abbe of Curtis street Is in a critical condition at his home fol- lowing an Illness which came upon him q few weeks ago. Doctors st- tending him hold out little hope for his recovery. MT. Ahbe, who has been retired for some years. was formerly a member of the Ahee Hardware Go.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
ANDERSON, SOUGHTAS MURDERER OF CHAPMAN WITNESS AND WIFE, S77ZL
 ELUDES INDIANA POLICIES ORA GNET
COOLIDGE EXPECTS BELGIAN
 DEBT SETTLEMENT TOMORROW
Issues Formal Statement
 Expressing Opinion That
 Agreement on Funding Terms Is at Hand Deadlock Report Denied

Plymouth, Nt,, Aug, 11 Pl-Presi dent Coolidge expects an agreement to be reached, probably tomorrow, on terms for refunding Belgium's debt to the United States.
 An official statement issued after the president had discussed the sit uation for two hours today with Secretary Mellon and Senator Shoot of Utah said "hinal agree mcnt" was In sight and that no deadlock had developed.
 Presidents Statement
 The following statement in the presidents handwriting was given to ncwspapermen at noon:
 Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot have reported to the president the details of the Washington con- ference. The progress Is satisfac- tory. No deadlock has developed. The secretary and senator came 10 inform the president of the pro posals before making the final agree ment, The conference will rccon- vene at ?, m. Tuesday, when 1t is expected final agreement may be reached, after which full and complete statement will be given to the press by the announcement" Officials Arrive Early
 Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot of Utah, came 10 the yillage carly today arriving at Ludlow, the nearest railroad point, the two American debt commission members were met by White House nutomo- blle which brought them to the Coolidge homestead. They reached here shortly before 10 q. m. and i'm |mediately went into conference with i the president.
 Both the secretary and the treas urer, who Is chairman of the debt commission and Senator Smoot car ried portfolios containing q mass ol data on the negotiations which have been In progress in Washington with the Belgian mission.
 Shielded By Sheets
 President Coolidge was waiting for his visitors on the front porch which had been screned off by sheets to afford seclusion. The sheets which shut the porch off completely from view of the road had been placed in position by the president and Mrs Coolidge, aided by two deputy shcr- ifs on duty here. Spliced together one end was tied 10 a porch pillar while the other was fastened to a nearby tree.
 It appeared probable that the president and his callers would re- main on the porch for their confer. cnce in view of the warm weather instead of going Into the adjoining sitting room where Mir. Coolidge took the oath of office as president two years ago.
 VIII Return Tonight
 Secretary Mellon and Mir. Smoot planned 10 return to Ludlow later ir the day 10 catch train for Wash. ington. They will he back in the capital 10 take part in the ncgotia tions between the American an, Belgian commission which will b, resumed tomorrow.
 Arrangements were made to hav' the two commissioners go 10 EchC ,l.o Jrp at rTygOD for IrpCb and {
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
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rapidly than the others.
 Custard, pumpkin, squash and sweet potato pies head Mir. shaw's list. Apple pie is low in protein, but is an excellent source of heat and energy and has slightly more value pound for pound than wheat bread.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
INFANT IS KILLED
 AND FATHER DYING Fatal Auto Accident This Morn,
 ing at Barre, Mass, WOMAN IN CAR DROWNED
New York Man Backs Cur Over Sea Wall---11 Taken to Hospital fin New Ha,cn--Jcrscy Has Grade Crossing Tragedy,

Worcester, Mass, Aug, 17 Pt - Loretta, l5 months, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Eli Lavale, of Central Falls, WIS killed early this morning and her father was so severely in iured that if is expected he will di", when a sedan in which they were riding struck q tree and turned over in Barre.
 Dora SanSouci had both legs broken, injuries to inc back and her right arm nearly torn off, and is not expected 10 live.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
SMUGGLING PROBLEMS ARE 10 BE DISCUSSED
U. s. and Canadian Off cials Will Confer at
 Washington

Washington, Aug. F P>-Supprcs- sion Of smuggling along the Canad- ian border will be further discussed at q conference 10 be held shortly in Washington.
 Representative of the United States and Canadian governments will cndcavor 10 agree on identiC regulations to govern their respcc- tive agents along the border.
 The American delegation will be heard by Assistant Secretary An drcws of the treasury, The exact date has not been determined. The regulations will he designed to make effective the terms of the treaty entered into June 6.
 Ottawa, Ont. Aug. IT Pl-Canada will be represented at the Washing ton conference on smuggling by Robert R. Darrow. deputy minister of customs and excise; Stuart Ed wards, deputy minister of justice; W. w, Cory, deputy minister of the interior and probably one or two other officials.
 The treaty for the suppression of smuggling along the international boundary was signed June $ and the conference at Washington will have to do with the regulations to put the treaty into effect.
 Article II, dealing specifically with rum running. is designed 10 prevent the clearing of liquor laden craft for falsely stated destinations, when their Cargoes ostensibly are for the American shore. It reads: The high contracting parties agree that clearance from Canada or from the United States shall be de- nied 10 any vessel carrying cargo consisting of articles the importa- tion of which into the territory of Canada or of the United States. as tho case may be, is prohibited, when i it is evident from the tonnage. size and general character of the vessel, i 0r the length of the voyage and the i 7ortls or conditions of navigation attendant upon 1t, that the vessel will be unable to carry Its cargo to the destination proposed in the ap- ! pllCation for clearance"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-17

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