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New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
DepIItY Inilge

'PNJ v"NHN
 A resolution was adopted making w. M. Flnney, deputy judge at Greenwich to i'll the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Ferris who also was member of the house.
 No election to i'll Mr. Ferris seat will be held in Greenwich and while the statutes require an election, this Is now being met by a bill which would exempt Greenwich from a special election at this time.
 The governors nominations of Frank V. Chappell of New London and Christopher l.. Avery of Groton and Myron k. Durham of New Ha- ven 10 be members of the state com mission on rivers. harbors and bridges, were confirmed.
 The senate sent back to the com mittee the bill to give the tax com missioner additional powers. This had been the action of the house but the senate last week received the favorable report and sent the bill to the calendar. When called up today Senator Walcott of the finance com mittee, moved its recommittal in concurrcnce, which was done. A deficiency appropriation bill for $2,- 900 to meet expenses of the gover- nor's office the last two years was adopted
 Kill Kindergarten Bill A bill to provide for free kinder garens in school districts was re- jccted on an adverse report On desks had been dist ributcd botters issued by national kindergarten as- sociation which bore the legend i've know you are going to vote for the kindergarten bill." The picture was that of chldr'N playing ring arhund a rosy"
 Additional bills adopted from the calendar were these:
 Amending tho charters of the Meriden Electric Light and Merider Gas Light companies.
 Rcdistricting Hartford as to sen atorial district to accord with new ward divisions.
 Amending charter of Manchester Water Co.
 Increasing the state police force tc 90 men and five sergeants.
 Tn the House
 Many committee reports came into the house today The decreas' ing bulk of the legislative bulletin was indicative of the fact that the session is half over in time and thai committees are beginning 10 close up their hearings,
 Among the bills reported favor, ably were these:
 That the railroad under it must maintain bridge at Main and Hum. phrey streets, Seymour; voting districts in Stratford; selectmen may appoint sealers of weights anG measures; requiring a $25 license 1 fee for dealers storing motion pic ture films and $l0 renewal fee caveats or notices not provided bS statutes shall be invalid; $25,000 fol completion of state hatchery at Bur
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

lington; that no Ire permit be re. quired between December 1 and March 1; for public notice on quar- antine against plant pests,
 A bill 10 reimburse E. M. Byrnes of Norwalk, for sl50 bond which he posted for another man, forfeited to the motor vehicle department was adopted.
 The house concurred with the sen- ate in approving $2,000 deficiency appropriation for the governors of- flee duo 10 expense of special audit of the state treasurers ac- counts last year.
 Bills Rejected Bills rejected were:
 On claim of Sebastino Giardina of Baltic for damage to his truck on q bridge at Baltic; and that special certificates may be issued to teach- CTS who have had Jne or more suc- cessful' experience in teaching cer- tain subjects; prohibiting parking on trunk line highways between II | P' llls hlli tls Ills Ipl liVlS tIhl three hours; for inspection of mo- tor and factory members on auto mobiles: creating commission 10 supervise state institutions for care of mental defectivcs; providing that l negligence of motor vehicle opera tor other than owner be attributed 10 owner; giving the public utili- | ties commission supervision over all motor yehiclcs; prohibiting trans- portation of animals on lenders Of motor vehicles; for destruction of lax lists and abstract books over seven years old; appointment Of | three men to sit with state board of equalization on town assessment lists: that all vehicles on highways shall keep in the same track; pro- viding that superior court judges draw up rules for small claims court.
 Those Adopted
 The following house bills were adopted:
 Amending charter of Madison Mu- tual Fire Insurance Co. providing for insuring buildings and contents except gasoline propelled vehicles of members.
 Providing that Bridgeport, Nor walk, Waterbury, Stamford, :, Fair field, Greenwich, Enfield. West Hart ford, Trumbull. Ridgefeld and 1 Wethcrsfeld and he East Hartford fire district may have zoning.
 Appropriating s2,000 for coopera- tive work between federal depart ment of agriculture and state board of agriculture.
 Giving Milford selectmen juris- diction over shell fish grounds in waters of that town.
 Amending charter of Simsbury Electric Co.
 Creating board of police commis- sioners and board of fire commits sioners. in Hamden.
 Giving scleCtmen of Manchester control of opening of public streets and highways for purpose of lying pipes, mains, conduits, etc, thereon THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 BRING RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetratiag, Antisepuc Zemo
 Will Help You

Never m.ad how often you have tried and i2.icd, you can stop burning, itchlng Ec-an78 quickly by applying Zcmo. In 8 short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash, R3rkhcads and similar skin dis. sascS will be removed.
 For clearing the skIn and making 1t vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, anusepuc liquid ltis the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. Trlal bottle 35c. llyge sizeSl OO. Zemo Soap. antiseptc and healing, 25c. All druggists.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
s3OO OOO JEWEL HNVI

Chicago, March 11.-Thr'e mon hrandiehing pistols entered the '"W- e1ry store of R. Wciustein here last night, forced the owner and sever al clerks and customers into a rear room, and after ransacking the store. oscarA1 with tH'lry '".1"l l,v the owner at more than $&'' .. 900
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
GOLD MEDALS

Tampa. Fla. March 1t.-Go"i medals for each member Of 'he World Champion Scnafors win h" presented by JulE" E N. I.7rals during tho carrmont,s al tn" op"D ing game of the spring >rpmins @,a, son here Saturday between Washing ton and the Boston Braves.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
Y. M. H. A. Against D. V.
 In Basketball Battle

The Y. M. H. A, will renew its rivalry with the D. A. V. when the teams representing both organiza- tions meet in a basketball game, this evening at the EIihu Burritt Junior High School gymnasium. The Y. NJ. II. A. will include in it's line up Saunders and Lipman, former stars of the State Trade School, Hoberman, formerly of the Bentley school in Boston, and Cohn, Yahm, and Berkowitz, stars of various teams in this city.
 The D. A. Y. will be represented by the same team which won the regimental championship few years ago. AS the local "Hebs" will play the Meridon "Y" next work for the "Y" championship of the state, a fast game may he expected, The lineup is as follows; Y. M. H. A. D. \. V. Cohn, Capt. ... ....,..,. Duphnn
 E. r.
 Yahm, Abrahamson. .. Ross, Capt.
 l.. r.
 Tipman .............,..,, Bloom Saunders, Hoberman. .... Anir"Ns
 T, G.
 BcrkowItz .,..,..-......,., Mckay
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
FRENCH GARNET MEETS
By The Associated Press,

ny IITV 4RS3E'R-TtIIVW ITEs'
 Paris, March il. - Tho French cabinet. under the chairmanship Of President Doumerguc. went over the whole diplomatic situation this morning. Premier Herriot informed his colleagues Of the substance of tho declaration which M, Brianl will make at Geneva tomorrow in favor Of tho league ol nations sr- curity protocol, and they approved the policy Of sticking 10 the league plan,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
When You Catch Cold Rub on MusteroIe

Musterolc is easy to apply andit gets in it's good work right away. Often it prevents a cold from turning into flu" or pneumonia. Just apply Musterole with the fingers. It does all the good work of grandmother $ mustard plaster without the blister.
 MuSterole iG a clean, white ointment, made of oil of mustard and other home slmples. It is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Try Musterole for sore throat, cold on the chest, rheuna- tlSm, lumbago, pleurisy, stiifneck, bron- chltis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches of the Sack and joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblainS, frosted feet colds of all sorts.
 To Mothers: Musterole is also
 made in milder form for
 babies and small children.
 Ask for Children's Musterole.
 35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos
 ~ pital size, $500,
 I|!Zllii7z!l 5 5 ]. ] i|iI|' ]
 Gns'' '' =
 Better than q mussarS plaster
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

Great interest has been aroused on all sides by this new discovery of tomb far antedating the period of the noted tomb of Tutankhamcn, an- rounccd late Monday. Americans are especially interested in the dis coyery, made by the Rcisner-Harv- ard expedition, and ono of the first accounts sent out Of the finding of the tomb came from Frank E. Mac lehman, of the Topeka State Jour nal, who arrived in Egypt on tho day of the discovery and promptly cabled the news to The Associated Press,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11
CROWDS GATHERING
 AT NEWEST FIND
Egyptian Tomb at GiZa Attract ing Many
By The Associated Press.

By inc Assoclateu fIess.
 Cairo, Egypt, March 11.-Crowds of people, including many rcwspa- per men, visited today the scene Of the discovery of the tomb at Giza which it is hoped may prove 10 bo that of an important person in tho reign of the Pharaoh Seneferu Of the fourth dynasty if not that of the monarch himself. Barbed wire fencing, however, prevented tho work of excavation undertaken by the oston-ITarvard eXS>di- ton, befhg interrupted, and no additional information as to the progress of the task was forthcoming today from the eXcava- tors themselves.
 It was learned that mirrors placed at the bottom of the deep shaft to reflect the suns rays into the tomb showed the contents much more clearly. especially the alabsster cof- fin which appears almost transpar- ent. Several articles are resting on tol of the sareophagus. on the sides of which lies the cartouche.
 Lord Allenby, the governor gcn- eral. announced his intention Of visiting the scene this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 BRING RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-03-11

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, 1925-12-02

Miss Nora Louder spent Thanks
giving with friends at Casper, Wyo-
ming.
Clifford Holm came up from Low
ell on Thanksgiving day and spent
the holiday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Holm.
Mabel Ward was the winner OF
the handsome leather set given
away by the Cody Drug company
last week.
Be sure and see Deacon Dubb's
8 act comedy at the Sage creek
4th, Admission, soc and 25c. Dance
following play. Music by Pat Harri-
sons orchestra.
, 1925-12-02
BUFFALO BILL TOWN DOINCS

Schuman Heink will come into
your house with a Radiola-Radio
Ed.
Csc a chance at the Cody Drug
grab box. Every prize worth the
money with values as high as $3.50
Did you see those beautiful
bridge lamps at Vogels. Only $3.50
They make a wonderful Christmas
gift for the home.
Florence Ward was hostess to a
group of her young friends, on
Friday evening the occasion being
her birthday. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richard came
down from Northfork on Saturday.
Mrs. Richard expects to spend some
time in Cody this winter, while
Mr.. Richard operates a trap line
Owe in the Clarks fork section.
, 1925-12-02

Ernest Ebert is back at his post
in the Post Office store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones are
spending some time in Cody this
winter.
Bob McGinnis came down from
Pahaska Saturday, returning up the
river on Monday.
G. e. Parker returned Monday
from a business trip to Montana
and points in Canada.
Costs no more than the rest so
why not have the best. Buy a
Radiola- Radio Ed.
Bridge lamps were never more
popular than at the present time.
Priced special at $3.50 at Vogels.
George Murray, erstwhile Cody
barber. is back in Cody for a visit
with his family. He has been en-
ployed at Casper for several months.
, 1925-12-02
STAMPEDE BALL

Stampede ball December 18th, at
he Irma Hotel. We have in regular
stampede shades. wool shirts, stag
shirts that will make you look
ike a rs kid, at the ball. When
I for the ball make our place your
headquarters. You are welcome if
rou buy or not. We are always
slad to see o and can W. you
SIS by seeing Bill face to face at
he Toggery 10 East Cody.
, 1925-12-02

FOR SALE-Alaskan Seal Coat.
Write p. o. Box % 11-25c
, 1925-12-02

FOR SALE-Dodge touring car, in
first class condition. R. 1. volck-
mer. 10-2Sc
, 1925-12-02

FOR RENT-Four room house,
furnished. H. c. Sanborn. lille.
, 1925-12-02

FOR SALE-Pure bred ON turk
sys and hens. Unusually fine stock.
Mrs. A. l.. Pearson. 11-2tfc
Evening star., 1925-06-15
A NJ u S E NJ E N T S

height chance to step as high as
4 Ziegfeld chlorine.
Charles Rays latest picture.
Percy" is the photoplay. 1t con.
Germs the hazardous adventures of
the tenderest Of tenderfoots in the
wild and wooily ranch districts Of
northern Mexico. 1t is well worth
while
Arthur Flagel. the Earle's organist,
gives masterful rendition of
Strauss "On the Beautiful Blue
Danube
COLUAIBIA--"Men and Women"
William c. De Miles film version
of the David Belasco- Henry De Mile
play, Men and Women" the feature
at Loew's Columbia this week, starts
out with the proposition that 1t has
no hero, no heroine and no villain,
but is just tale of plain, ordinary
men and women living in the city
where no one makes enough to live
on-all of which Is simply hot air. ~
The story chiefly concerns young
bank cashier Orchard Dix and his
pretty and fastidous young wife
Claire Adams), whose happy home is
nearly wrecked by the other man
(Neil Hamilton) in a way that can
man opens by paying attention to
the young wife, which she welcomes,
inasmuch as the attentions are accom-
panied by gifts of a rather attractive
character. The husband, upon learn
ing this, starts to speculating with
the banks money in order to compete
with the homewrecker, and his theft
is discovered. He is escorted to Jail,
where he remains only lorg enough
for the wife to repent and to secure
his pardon. They then start living
happily ever after on coffee planta-
ton in Brazil.
With the exception of the portrayal
of the wife's country cousin by Flora
Finch, there seems to be d lack of
realism in the character delineationS
1t is notable, also, that Neil Hamilton
does not play the part of a villain.
A Juvenile comedy. Baby Blues
and Grantland Rice's Spotlight on
Evening star., 1925-06-15
EVENING WASHINGTON. c, MONDAY

adores him. she is afraid to marry
him and give up her life of triumph
for fear 1t will haunt her and she will
not be happy without the plaudits Of
the throngs. On the eve of his de-
parture for South America, however
she finds she cannot let him go, and
so she consents to accompany him.
first entering upon an agree
ment that she will remain with
him for year and at the end OF that
time If they are still happy she will
marry him. The story then moves
on through their experiences in a wild
mountainous region, where Johns in.
terests are centered on gold hunting.
There is labor trouble with the miners
and a thrilling battle in which John
is wounded and rescued by Carla from
a burning building. In the meantime
life and its hardships have palled on
Carla. The lovers quarrel, and into
this situation steps the archvamp
tJane Winton). who poses as a friend
to both. The story is brought to an
Evening star., 1925-06-15

appealing climax when Carla. who
has returned to the stage, thinking
that John no longer loves her, sends
an appeal through the lines of the
play out across the footlights to him
as he sits in the audience. The bar
riers are broken down between them
and all Misunderstanding are brushed
away. An unusually beautiful effect
Is shown In Carla's stage scenes.
with are done in the technicolored
process.
Other features include a Bobby
Vernon comedy, Air Tight" which
lis only mildly funny, Pathe News
reels and an exquisite scenic. Pau,
in the Foothills of the Pyrenees. The
Metropolitan Orchestra, led by Daniel
Breeskin, renders spiritedly Gems
From Verdi's Rigoletto," with cornet
solo which was beautifully played.
RIALTO-'BrOadwa Butterfly"
1t was worth the sacrifice of a fresh
collar yesterday to stand in the lobby
Evening star., 1925-06-15

Of the Rialto Theater together with
the rest of the city's population try
ing to get in to hear Brooke Johns
and his collegian musicians And be-
Evening star., 1925-06-15
METROPOLITAN- Supreme
Moment" :"

METROPULITAN-" Supreme
Moment"
To Blanche Sweet, Ronald Colman
and Jane Winton go the acting honors
in His Supreme Moment" the pic
ture at the Metropolitan this week,
the three forming the eternal tri-
angle in the story, which. however, Is
given a novel twist here and there in
the working out of the thema.
Blanche Sweet has the role OF
successful Broadway star, Carla
King, who. in the pursuit of her am
bition. has allowed no other interest
to distract her, so that when John
Douglas Ronald Colman), young
mining engineer, comes into her life
and sweeps her off her feet with his
love, although realizing that she
Evening star., 1925-06-15

the training of horses and dogs for
screen work, with Robert c. Bruce's
European scenic of restful beauty, the
international News reel and musical
offerings, complete the bill.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

lieve 1t or not, despite the heat in the
packed house, the audience time and
again applauded with vigor the eerie
melodies and harmonies rendered by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
KLINE MYSTERY
STILL BATTLES
Police Drop Suicide Theory
and Comb Entire Coast

Abandoning temporarily tho sui
eide theory IN the mynterious dis.
p's-nvrpnre n J. H. Kline. missing
Seattle steamship agent. police De.
teNtots ruoa,usy were continuing
the search both IN The city and
down tho Pacific coast
No deuuite trace 81 Kline has
been found SINCE ona week ago To-.
day. when lie told his wife good bye
az their apartment. 1905 y, Howell
a.. and drove away in his Cheyro.
let coupe. Various clues 10 hA
whereabouts were run down by 10.
lice. but they failed 20 solve the
mystery.
Friends and officials interested
In Kline arc now inclined to believe
that he was worried by personal
debts and decided TO leav. town
while he Strengthened out ha own
affairs
Company officials declare that he
was In no financial difficulty in the
conduct OF his work as general
agent for the Pacific steamship Co.
In ALASKA, but that he may have
owed sum OF money in tho North
as the result OF personal ventures,
Detective J. +. Little. who Is IN
charge OF tho police search. and
Mrs. Kline were without definite
word Tuesday. Tho license number
OF Kline's car was 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
BIG VICTORY FOR
OLMSTED men
Court Rules Government Has
TO Bare Facts of Case

Roy olmsted and oo-defeadsn,a in
tho governments biggest liquor
prosecution. won a sensational Vic.
tory, the exact extent Of which even
L. $, Attorney Tom Reycllo has not
fully determined. before Federal
Judge Ne,ercr Monday.
Jerry Fineh. olmstcd attorney.
obtained from Judge Nctcrer "a dras.
tic order compelling tho government
TO furnish n bin ot particulars Ia
tho liquor conspiracy case
Netorcr directed Royclle 10 furnish
olmstod, Finch. Wilbur 4. Dow and
"a other defendants represented by
Finch. With a bill OF particulars set.
ting forth when tho conspiracy start.
cd when each OF tho alleged con.
splratora entered into the conspiracy.
where tho LIQUOR WAS obtained. 10
where Il was imported aud all other
liquors not specifically named in the
/ Indictment.
In addition. tho court directed Re,
Nelle To reveal what sections Of the
federal dry law and what sections OF
TIC revenue act are violated. and Ia
formed Finch that an amended bill
OF particulars could DO filed by him
II necessary.
The ruling. Il Is said. VIII force
tho government 10 reveal tho hear,
OF lis case aEaiRs, the olmstead ring
and place a heavy obligation upon
the district attorney 10 establish the
facts sought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
DRUGGIST TAKES
LIFE BY GAS
Woman Fails in Suicide
Attempt; Man Missing

A DRUGGIST committed suicide, a
~ girl attempted TO end her life
Monday nlsht. and tho p'aco were
searching Tuesday for another man
who disappeared two days ago. nfter
announcing that no INTENDED 20
drown himself In Lake Enlois
William Rudmhu Allen. %. retired
druggist. was found dead. killed by
gas. when his VIE returned home
from a shopping trip Monday night
Tho Aliens live al COS 4. Howell ~,
Allen had locked himself In the
kitchen. lie was lying across the
gas plate. which was pouring pol.
soned fumes into THO air from all
burners Allen had been suffering
from m health. and had been de-
spoudent over failure 20 obtSir relief
Walking into tho room OF her
friend. A. Peters. IN tho cedarberg
hotel. CID Seneca It,. late Monday
night Miss Geraldine orosserose
asked Peters what she should do
about a young man with whom sho
had been keeping company Peters
asked her what she meant She re-
Piled that tho young man waa swim.
ming and would not SO home with
her.
I'm sick OF Il ALL" bhe said. as
sho turned her back and swallowed
something which she took from heF
purse.
Peters found she had taken mer'
curry tablets. and sent her TO the city
hospital. she win recover, phyalciena
believe.
After two days Of searching, the
police Tuesday failed 10 locate Ira
Vert. g.. who loft his home at li02
". Gsnd II. Sunday. after telling
his wife he was ured OF living and
wus golng 20 drown himself IN
Lake Union. Vert was a sufferer
from lung trouble and had recently
been confined In sanitorlum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
RECEPTION
FOR BISHOP
S. A. Huston Welcomed al
. Affair Here June 3

Complete arrangements have been
made Tor tho reception OF Bishop
s. Arthur Huston. formerly Of san
Antonio. Tex. into his blshoprio IN
the diocese Of Olympia. Tho pro.
gram win cover tho entire day OF
Wednesday. Juno 3.
The principal affair win 30 The
Immense public reception 90 DO held
az o'clock Ia thu evening. az tho
Masonic temple. Harvard ave. and
Pine u. The program Tor tie &C.
ccptlon consists OF addresses Of vel
come by tho following. Mayor
Brown. GOV. Hartley. David whit.
comb. Rev. Mark Matthews and
Rev, Rodney j.. Arney. This will be
followed by response By Bishop
Huston.
Other parts OF tho days program
are services AZ 81. Marks church,
including holy communion and q
sermon by Bishop Huston. at 1880
q. M. luncheon Tor tho bishop and
CLERGY Of the diocese az The olym
pic Hotel nj iso'elock. and meeting
Of tho standing committee OF the a.
cesar council and officers ~ al
other organizations with the BISHOP
at 4 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-26
PORTLAND man
} NAMED JUDGE
McCamant Given U. S. Cir
cult Post by Coolidge

WASHINGTON. May ee-PrcSl'
pent Coolidge today appointed Wal
lace McCamant % Portland. ore,
60 Ia United States circuit judge
In the ninth judicial circuit,
PORTLAND. May s6,--Iudge
wallace McCamant. who was APP
polnted by President Coolidge 10
bo circuit judge Of tho ninth judicial
district, has been an active candL
date for appointment 90 the federal
bench for Ions time.
Prior 20 the death ~ President
Harding. a petition was circulated
thruout the state and signed by
many lawyers, recommending his
N ppointmenI should "a vacancy occur
Nhru tho long.expeoted retirement OF
ono OF the judges Of the circuit
courts Q, appeals in California.
lie was associate justice OF the
oregon supreme court In 1917 and
1918 and has been a leadlns figure
an the republican party OF Oregon
Cor 50 years,
lie was born IN Hollldayshurg,
Pa, In 1851 and has lived in oregon
since abou, 1890.