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Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
APRON SOCIAL

The young peoples branch of the
W. c. T. U. will hold an apron and
overall social at the chapel next
Wednesday evening, February 25th.
You are cordially invited to be pres
ent-
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
DR.. FRANK |. GRIER
DENIES HE OFFERED TO
CLOSE HOSPITAL HERE
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CONTINUED from hrst page)
ey Hospital here, 1 am writing you
to learn whether you made such a
statement.
Won't you please write us so that
We can publish the facts dealing
with this matter in next weeks is
sue of the Chronicle.
We will thank you for this infor-
nation.
Very truly yours,
Milford Chronicle,
G. Marshall Townsend,
Managing Editor.
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
Lincoln City

On Saturday evening, February
l4th a jolly bunch met at the home
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
OBITUARY
WILLIS

Walter L. Willis, aged SO years,
died at his home in Wilmington, on
Tuesday, February II, 1925, of apo
plexy. Funeral this Friday afternoon
from his late residence in that city.
For many years Mr.. Willis passed
his summers ,at Slaughter Beach,
near Milford, and is well known to
many residents of that part of Sus-
sex county. He was man of unus-
ual strong build and excellent health
and enjoyed the fishing and marsh
hunting which lower Delaware af-
fOrded him
Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
MURPHY

uuHIluS WHICH lower delaware af-
forded him.
MURPHY
William Penn Murphy, aged about
rs years, died on Sunday morning,
February 8, 1925, of paralysis, after
long illness, at his home in Ber-
lin, Md. He was a native of Milford
and was we'll known by our older
residents. His wife, who is a native
of Georgetown, was formerly Miss
Annie Faucet. She has been in a
serious condition from paralysis for |
many months. The deceased is also |
survived by three sons, Walter, Har- |
ry and Clayton. Funeral services |
were held and interment at Berlin on
Tuesday, February 10th.
TATMAN
On February II, C. NJ. Tatman of
this town, received word of the sud
den death of his brother, W. John
Tatman Of Texhoma, Oklahoma. This
Delawarean left our state 35 years
ago, spending % subsequent years
rs merchant in Oatville, a little
Village near Wichita, Kansas. In 1913
ne moved to TexhOma, near where
le was. associated with his son on
heir ranch. His wife was Georgia {
Knox, daughter of one of Harring- {
on's oldest citizens, Henry Knox. I
Besides his immediate family of a '
wife and three children he leaves a a
rother and sister of Wichita, Kan v
as, and a brother of near Harring- O
on, as well as his brother, C. M. v
Altman of Milford. He was buried at v
Kansas on Thursday of this S
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-06
PRESIDENT OF ALBANIAN
REPUBLIC GRAVELY Ill

BELGRADE, April President
Zogu, of the Albanian republic, is
seriously i'll, according to word from
Tirana.
A special messenger arrived at
Cetigne, Jugo-Slavia, asking for a
Serbian physician and a Russian
professor Of surgery and saying
that the Presidents life was In dan.
ger.
The populace believes an attempt
has been made on Zogu's life.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-06
IN
BENEFIT
CONCERT
Bruno Huhn's. Songs Feature
Recital at Rauscher's
Saturday
BY JESSIE MacBRIDE.

The maker Of songs has two
fold mission to take to the public.
This Bruno HUM, composer-piaaist,
showed with a delightful humor
and humanity when a program Of
his own songs was given at Rau-
scher's Saturday afternoon with the
composer at the piano. Gretchen
Hood, soprano, and Raymond G.
Moore, baritone, were the singers.
Mr.. HUM spoke Of the Lyric" OF
a song, and gave due stress to the
importance OF the poet by giving
the names Of those who contributed
to his music, which consists Of bal
lads, some. in Irish mold and the
serious form Of his 'Invictus."
Mr.. Moore gave q song cycle
Loves Triumph" set rather more
for basso than baritone, in which
the Sometimes L. watch Thee was
a lovely thing as was the later
song Secret from Bacchus.' which
was full Of bravado and humors a
nice mans song, given with robust
virile spirit.
Miss Hood had to repeat the
Loves Philosophy" to words OF
Shelley. Her singing Of the Sum.
mer Changes with its golden but
terflies" was a delicate thing given
with taste, and the Dancing Girl"
in three-four time is effective for
the singer.
The Monday Music Club. OF which
Mrs. Miriam Hilton is director, gave
two choruses under the leadership
OF the composer. The recital was
the last OF three given by the
Washington Alumnae Club of the
..Mu Phi Epsilon for the benefit
OF the Mcdowell Colony.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-06
Ministers to Siam And
Finland
Resign

Charles L. Kagey, minister to
Finland and Edward F. Brodie,
minister to Siam have presented
their designations and they will
be accepted by President Cool
idge, it was learned today.
Minister Kagey, before his
appointment to the Finland
post in 1920, was q district
Judge at Beloit, Kan, and viii
return to the practice of law.
! Brodie, is publisher and owner
of q daily newspaper at Oregon
City, Ore, and will return there.
No names have been mentioned
as successors to either Kagey
or Brodie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-06
STOCK EXCHANGES IN
ITALY TO CLOSE WEEK

ROME, April 6.-Stock exchanges
of Italy probably will close this
week, ostensibly for the Easter holi-
day, but really because Of the slump
caused by the government decree
requiring Is per cent deposits on
all except state bond transactions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-06
oratorio at St. Luke's

'.Stabat Mater" a sacred oratorio,
win be presented by the choir OF
st. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church at the church next Friday
evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Constable Says Students
 Interfered With Arrest

Durham, N C, May t2.-An at. tack upon him hy 31 North Caro- lima State college students when he arrested the driver Of 8 bus in which they were riding, was report "1 last night by Constable A. N. Maddry, who said he had 10 use 9 black lack and pistol 10 escape with his prisoner The students. Naddry sald inferforcd when he ar rested R. Gunterson, the driver, on charges of speeding and reckless driving He said h"had 10 strike two of the youths With the blackiack and flourish the pistol before Sh3k- ing them off. Warrants will ho is- sued he said, fo rthe arrest of the students, who were returning from a baseball game.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
AT YOUR LIBRARY
Have you Tine Green Monkey ?"

Have you The Green Monkey 2"
 I'm sorry pe haven't unless you mean Tho White Monkey or The Green Hat but they are out"
 "Wou, have you Tine Constant Nymph or 'Arrowsmi'h' or "rhe Carolnan,' or" tho optimistic patron continues hts lis' only 10 moot with disappointment af each new suggestion. He turns a~av dis conr1god and perhaps htt Nrath- fully for this Is not hIs first attempt at tho new fiction. Unfortunately for him the same demands are be-. inC made hundred times a day and only comparatively few ar, sa'isHel. Tn another six months or r"rhaqs a years, these books so prrsstoutlv and perseVorlnEly sought after uIn have gone the way of Iho other thousands and "tlI lie on ,he shelves neglected for weeks or uror a worse fate in banishmTt to the starks. Many interesting and drIlgMml books have already met surh a fate and arc forgotten by tho uoH uctIon Crazod public and it ia 10 bring some Of these really fascinating but forgotten stories again 10 lipht that the following list has bocn mado. The list includ"s many stirring taIe. of advoUurc, pleasant entertaining love stories, some very good mys'or, stories, and other books. hoth amus- ing and humorous
 Tales nf Adventure BEArH uF DREAMS hy II. do Ncrr
 S'scpooln.
 A hoau'ifW gIrL Nrorkel on 2 do- serted island is rosru"d by 2 sailor. Not tho ordinary ehlp%rock story. UNDER THE RED ROBE by Stan
 ley No}man.
 \ GENTLENAN "F FPA%"E hy
 Stanley Nevman
 Tales Of the Frrnrh Fe}olu'ion. PRIDE OF J1.ENIr0 hy Agnes anl
 EEorton Castle
 "A romanoa of edrenture 1ith 3 surprise plot and some comedy pas sages in the life of Capt. Basil Jen- nico, scion Of an ancient English family who inherits rrincelv eetates in Nora'ia. and m"ots with sfranga adventures through his oourtshln of fasruatng prin". "' FOrP FEATHERS hY A F ".
 Mason
 "A son Of 2 line of soldiorn though brave in the highest senSe, mistrusts his nerve and ia branded a coward.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
MAY USE MAIDEN
 NAME ON PASSPORT
State Dept. Decision Gladdens
 "Lucy Stone League"

New York. May i2.-Mcmbers of The Lucy stone league, tho princl- pal aim Of which is the use of maiden names by those entitled to use the prefix Mrs" wore re- loicinG today in the fact that the bride of "F, r, A." New York news. paper humorist, had been given per mission 10 use her maiden name on passport for her European honey moon.
 Permission for her to travel as Esther Sayles Root, wife Of Frank lin r. Adams" will be the first ap- pIication Of recent decision by inc state department made in response 10 arguments by Lucy Stoners in the national women's party.
 The Lucy Stoners were well rep resented at the Adams.Root mar rlage in Greenwich. Conn.,, last Sat urday. The list of guests. as furnished 10 tho papers, comprised ''"''iN l'lhSi bHL Only It" or them were indicated as such. For instance, the list mentioned Miss Neysa McMeln and John BaragWau- afh; Miss Ruth Hale and Haywood Brnn," IL sems as If there is not unanimity among what Mrs. Ger irude Atherton called the "sophisti- c1'es' in the matter of maiden names. for the list referred 10 Mir and Mrs. Ring I,ardner"
 The country estate where the Adams. Root wedding was held IS on the border of New York and Connecticut. Mir, Adams could not remarry in New York, where he had been divorced recently, 30 there was q welding march of 15o feet from the New York portion of the estate 10 the Connecticut sector.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
Four Powers Withhold
 Hindenburg FelicitatiOns

Paris, May 11. (AP) -- The French, British. Italian and Belgian governments have decided to omit the usual formal congratulations 10 q newly elected chief Of state in the case of Field Marshal Von Hin denhurg, Germanys president elect. in view of the fact that his name is still on the list of those charged with war crimes. The four powers, it ia stated, will simply forward e brief acknowledgment when noti- fed Of his assumption Of the presi- dency
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
ALI WOMEN WHO WORK

Who- her n tho home store. shor mh. ar "f0e. -h'y alone know how o '"r '''y @~0 really unfit Tor ork. + may la 8 H'aIachc, hackache, l-'~ 50 'N. e,3o, 0or'o1s depression. .-0'"Gs 7~ .. o.,n droaItul dragging .-N0 pains. aH oi which symptomv ..' '.atr o".c.u m some feminine .a} Is making 'tfa a burden. 7 7."..-. every s3ch ease these siI- H'.'s D1' yje'd 10 Lydia F, Pink. ..~r.s Nara'ah'e Compound. For 2 r."7' many years tbIs ample roo' s"i h0.h r'mn3y has heen resforirE T rrH 'o h.a'h and strength and t 7.' r7y every suffering woman 10 '~7 F.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
BOYS DEATH ACCIDENTAL

mddletown, May 12,-The coro. ner's decision in the death of Francis J. Coleman, $ years old. mortally hurt by the motor truck of James Marine of Haddam road, April c2, given today. was that as injuries were accidentally inflicted no ono Is held criminalIy responsi- ble.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12
>Iv tr,II,> NAVY HEAD

No.uo. Nav 11 -CAD ,-- lronIor Mss ... Ha~ suram.l Nt-c A. 0.o" Ear"a N@r7d Ao.3ao a~ a.al o+ ~. e,".ra. s.oG oc t.e l'-r50 r4.v.
 Na-00 Acton has hal Ing rar. o'r. '"H. trs r"mcrwy 'rn>a~- =.r'a Hc sor2r1 as t.. i--' '-~ .1sH 3o't gate " tre W.e.: -,o- ...7'",rt ro.t.r.a-s
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

As captive at Omdurmau, he "A. plates his error in the noblcsl nay" THE AZTEC TREASURE HOUSE
 hy Thomas A, Janyier,
 "A professor Of archaeology q priest, a young Mexican, and tDo Yankee railroad men discover an Aztec city. which has been mracn. lously shut away in a mountain }al- Icy for a thousand years" WINGS OF THE MoENING ny
 LomF Tracy.
 "Anothor story o' shIpUrcrk desperate struggles with nature and harbaric za,ages, and final harpi ness and triumph" TENLA by Robert Barr
 "Ad,onturos in the Rhlne borders the heroine a high spirited couu'a,, who, after many perIls is wooed and won hy an emperor in disguise" THE SWORD MAKER by Rohrr.
 Barr.
 "I'rankfort and tha predatory Rhine barons of tl'o fourteenth crn- ury,"
 KING s0I0MoN's MINES by 1T, P
 IIaggard
 "A highly coIorod romance of ai- venture in tho Wilds Of Central Af- rtca in quest Of King Solomon g Ophir."
 Amusing and Pleasant Love Ntorir> rAHnINAL'S SN1'FF BOX hy Hou-
 rY HarlaNd
 "A story Of love m an Italian 'llIa, charming in i's artistic qua- jty."
 THE "OLONEL2 nPErA CLOAK
 by Brush
 "The story of southern family and an opera cloak that plays ? part in all tho incidents of he tale ." k EENIT'' Y fARIl%Al. by 1aWer
 Lane Allen
 A refined study of personality and sentiment penetrated orh 2 tender love Of nature Nv FRIEND PROEPEPn by Henrr
 H3rland
 "Tho falry-tale of too lovers made happv by 2 henAfcent god - mother, translated into terms Of modern socIety life, penniass English aristocrat meeting an Ans trian princess in B wonderful rastle "nbosomed among remote 1tarau mountains
 THE GREEN DOMINO hy Anthony
New Britain herald., 1925-05-12

BIT YET A WOMAN hy Arthur
 Sho-hcg~ne Jiarlv.
 "Sre~o. an ol French ~7IIon 5esurod 'o 'Ae corH Hou:. ~ho is 1"aE0rel 'o lo,e.'