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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
EXPLAINS TO FIANCEE
Springfield Girl, tilted at Altar, Gets Long Distance Phone Call From Her sweetheart.

Springfield, Mass. April l3 R,- Clifford P, Grant, young '. NJ. c. A. lodger who Saturday fled the altar where his bride-to-be, Beatrice 4. Rollins, was waiting 10 wed him. went to New York 10 hide because savings had been swept away in say ing for his aged father his farm home in Palmer, near here, he told Miss Rollins in q telephone conver- Salion from a Bronx pay station yes tcrday morning, A letter received lated in the day reiterated his ex- planation, and added "I won't be back for a while"
 According 10 ". C. Rollins. father Of the girl, young Grant declared in lis letter that he had unSuccessfully attempted to float a second mortgage on his fathers farm, and failing in this was forced 10 spend his savings to save the place. He was left with a bare sloO with which to face a honeymoon and married life. He had lost his job, he added.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
STAINS MISSING
 PLANE LOCATED
Pilot and Mechanic Also Be.
 ieYed to Be Safe

Cairo, Egypt April IS P-The missing airplane Of Captain Rafael Martinez Esteyez, leader Of tho spanish aerial expedition which has Manila, in the Philippine Islands, as It's objective, has been found intact about 100 miles from Amman in Palestine. Esteyez and his mechanic lan had abandoned the craft. but they left a note attached to it say ing they would make their way on foot through the desolute region to Amman.
 Esevez has been missing since Sunday, when he became separated from the two other tiiers of the ex- petition, Captain Lariga and Captain Gonzalez Gallarza, on e flight from Cairo Egypt, to Bagdad. Lariga and Gallarza reached Bagdad safely. The absence Of Esteyez from his squad - ron was noticed shortly after the niers had passed over Jerusalem. British planes Immediately set out from Amman to search the desert for Estevez, They found his plane this morning near the air route from Cairo, but about five miles north Of the actual mail route. Estevez has flown about one-thrd the distance between Cairo and Bagdad.
 The British airmen examined the plane and reported that they found no trace Of damage. They are Of the belief that Estevez landed owing 10 some minor engine trouble. They ex- pressed the opinion that no anxiety need be felt for the safety of Estevez and his mechanician. Meanwhile
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
NEWSPAPER SCHOOLS
 AND THEIR DUTIES
Must shape Courses And Policy .Nc. cording To Character of Papers
 To Be served.

Washington, April 1S P,-A dis cussion of schools of Journalism, an address by Vice President Dawes and establishment of | permanent or sanitation engaged the attention of tho newspaper men Of cl republics US the concluding events today of the first Pan-AmcricOn congress of jour nulists.
 JQscphus Daniels, publisher of the Raleigh, tN. C,) News and Observer. and war time secretary of the navy, in q paper on newspaper ethlcs," urged that service to the public be emphasized by publishers rather than the building up Of profits.
 Dr. James Melvin Lee, director of the department Of Journalism of New York university, was given the as siGnmentsto lead the discussion on schools Of journalism. He confined his paper to history Of the devel- opmenl Of journalism as q profes- sion and the advancing requirements for qualification.
 IIpltSSOf ikbSCOW N1 F., BFb"n, acting director of the Columbia uni yersity school of Journalism, in a paper on the same subject, described the essential equipment of the jour nalist as knowledge and more knowledge" rather than a facility to write in the current repogtorlal style, and his essential vocation as pro phetic, 10 understand life in all its phases, and to interpret it to its fel- lows.
 "A useful school of journalism, |" he said, must shape its policy ac- cording 10 the character of the news papers for which it prepares work CTS
 Tn the United States the predom. inant interest is domestic news. and what is called in office slang enter tainmont copy,' with the latter con- stantly pushing the former off the pages as the result of our peculiar mass circulation struggle"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Shamrock Revue Cast
 To Have Turkey Sumner

St. Joseph's parish society will tender q turkey supper on April sl 10 tho members of the cast of the Shamrock Revue" which was suc- cessfully presented at Elks hall on March IT and at Odd Fellows hall n week later The supper will be in appreciation of the efforts of the cast in increasing the fund for the new convent It will be served in the parieh hall.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Boys Gaining Ground On
 Girls at High School

In the past few years an in- crease in the number of boys en- rolled at the senior high school has been noticed. Previous to that-tin,c the girls outnumbered the boys three to one, but according 10 fig ures issued from the office Of Principal slade, there are about 5Go girls to 5l0 boys.
 The April meeting of the Senior cluo will be held on Friday, April 2S. in the school auditorium. After the meeting Q social and dance will be enjoyed in the gym nasium.
 Routine matters were discussed at a meeting Of the senior class during tho opening period Of school this morning.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
MONSON ACADEMY REUNION

A reunion of the former students l at Monson academy now living in the central part of Connecticut will
 be held in West Hartford at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Among those who have been invited to at- itend are (. J. Parker and Roger L. hunsill of New Britain; William II. Webster of Berlin; G. W. HanOury, Newton Osborn and Charles L. Bel den of NeWington; and pr. B. E.
 Robbins Of Bristol. There are about Go persons in this district who for merly attended the academy at Monson, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
BLUE TRIAGIE CLUB NEWS

Tonight the swimming class is planning splash party in the |. W. c. A. pool. The Blue Triangle girls who, are interested in joining the new class are invited. A health certificate is required for all those who go in the pool. The girls will come directly from work and will nave their supper after the plunge Miss Costello will be in charge of the supper. Spring classes in reed work. crystalline lampshade. dressmaking, and embroidery will be organized this Thursday. These classes are open to any employed girls of the city who are interested in learning these arts.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
CITY COURT CALENDAR

hf the short calendar session of th% city court yesterday afternoon, as3lgnmhnts were made as follows
 April it, 1o 2. m.. William Whitman 1y $. r. WaskoWitz, vs. l.. 1T. Gold man, by Hrc'o P. Auray: April Ia.
 H q. m.. Conrad Cian"i. hy C. F. Galfnoy, Vs the EUtieid Dress Co.,, by F. \. Mag; April 16. ? '. m., Commercial Trust Co.,, by E. F. Calf ney, vs, l, s. Henook, by Hungcrfori {. Sax; April 1', .:3o ?. nI. An 'r"w krPfchjh, by NJ. A, Sexton. ya. Pster retrisilo, ct al. by W. F. Man san: April 20, 1o 2. b., Emilio Cirillo, 1y !. . Eaehin. vs. M. M. Krikor-
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
ENJOYED WORLD JOUR

New York. April 8 (Pl-Four dea, and dumb New York business men, known as the Deaf Mute World Travel Quartette," finished another of thei. tours when they returned aft CT a Mediterranean trip on the liner Adriatic yesterday. Writing of their trip, they said they had the best time on the ship, and we were not bored by listening to the extravagant descriptions given by guides to other tourists"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
ARRANGE CONCERT
 FOR PARISH HOUSE
proI. Beebe and Other Artists on
 Church Program

Professor Joseph c. Beebo will GNo concert of organ music at St. Johns German Lutheran church on Thursday, beginning at S.i5 D. m. MT. Beebe will be assisted by Mrs Horace Hancock, soprano, Miss Ruth Sehadc, contralto, and Miss Gladys HMgis, reader. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the parish house.
 The program will consists of the Following numbers:
 g.. Allegro Maestoso C Minor) .'''''.''.'.... Lulli D, Song of Sunshine. Dieckmann '' dudeN .',...,....... Gounod
 Mr. Beebe
 q, Die Forelle ......... Schubert l., Wanderers Nachtlied Schubert .. Gretchen anl Spinnrade
 ....,,........... Schubert
 Mrs, Hancock " a, Der Grncne Hut. Schumann D. Wcnn ich in dcine Augen sch '..'.....,.......,. Schumann C, Der Snhmied ........ Brahms d, Der Erlkoenis ..... Schubert
 Miss SchGde Madame Butterfly .. Relasco
 Miss Halgis Duots
 q. still wio die Yacht ... Goetze b, Tutti Flor Madame Butterfly ................ Pucclni Mrs. Hancock and Miss Schade ;. Six Chorale Prcludes
 3. E. ist cin Kos cntsprungcn .. .',....,............. Brahms b, SrlNuueckc dicn. c liebe Seele ....,...,......... Brahms ". Herlich thut mich crfreuen ..'..,.,,...,.... Brahms i. Is ist das Heil ........ Bach r, lch ruf' zu Dir ...... Bach /, He1t' rriumphret Gottes Sohn .'''.'.,.......,. Bach
 B"ebe | q. SipE to me, sing ...... Homer D. Night ....,........,. Brown z, Songs my Mother taught me '''................,. Dvorak
 Mrs. Hancock 5 At the photographers ..... Cooke
 Miss Haigis 2 T. Conc 10 the Fair .... Martin h. Little Pickanmny Kid Guon {" April. my April ..... Milligan
 Miss Schade |p q. Aria ......,....... Giordani n. Evening Song ...... Schumann .. March CD major) .. Lemmcns
 Mir. Becbe
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
BIG OIL FIELDS FOUND

Moose Jaw, Saska. April l3 LPs- Confirmation Of reports of an oil strike near Ardill has been recoiv- d here. lt is said that a good grade Of petroleum was struck at depth Of 900 feet.
 Following confirmation of the re- ports a snaji-scalc stampede ensued to the dominion land office here. several sections Of the land adjoin- ing that on which the strike was made were filed by farmers and bus mess men Of Ardill.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

ian, by Donald Gaffney: April 2l, 10 a. m.. Walenty Stephan, by NJ. A., sexton, vs. John Krause, ct al, by llungerford & Sake; April 22. 10 a.. m'' Commercial Trust Co.,, by E. F.. Gaffney, vs, Theodore NJ. Stanley, by kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford X Camp: April 2S, 10 u. m, John Hunker, by NJ. A, Sexton vs. Steve rMarsky, by Nair X Nair.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
New Clothing Clerk at
 Globe Clothing House

Chris Hepp has entered the em- pIoy Of thq Globe Clothing House, in the clothing department. He re- cciycd his first instruction in the clothing business at this store and has since been employed at the Con nors-Halloran Co.,, the P. &: @. shop. both in this city, and in Fall River Mass, where he was manager. Mir Hepp will be pleased to see his many friends and acQuaintances-alY.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
CHILD Is DROWNED

Worcester, Mass. April IS P,- George Taylor, 3, was drowned yes terday in Lake Qulnsigamond, di- rectly behind his homo. His body was discovered in three feet of water close to the shore.
 The Taylor boy was playing and was not missed until his mother called for him. When he did not answer q search vas made.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
LEAGUE OFFICIALS DINEn

Athens, April 1G LPl-Sir Erie Drummond, secretary general of the league Of nations and other mem hers Of the league who are visiting Athens were given a banquet last night. Tn speech Foreign Minister Rufos said that as an outcome of re- cent conversations in Geneva all disagreements between the Balkan countries were disappearing and the way was open to peace in the Balkans and the birth of a new Locarno agreement.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
BOY KILLED AT PLAY

FToYldence, K. l. April 13 Pl-- While playing the part of a trolley ear conductor, Charles Handy, ten. was killed in the Elmwood avenue car house yesterday. As he con .nected the trolley pole and wire, n playmate turned on the power, caus- ing the car to back and crush tho Handy boy against another car.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
MAYOR OF MONTREAL

Montreal, April 13 lP --- Nederic Martin again has been elected mayor of Montreal In the election yester- day he won the seat by upwards of 2o,OoO votes over two other candi- dates. With the exception of the period from 1924 to 1928. when Charles DuQuette held the office, Mr. Martin has been chief magistrate of the eastern metropolis since 1914.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Luther Berry Now With
 Globe Clothing House

Mir, Berry Is now in charge of the shoe department at the Globe Cloth ing House, He was for several years connected with the Walk-Over Shoe store in this city. He will be pleased to welcome his many friends nnd will endeaVor to uphold the high standard of this modern shoe de- partment adv.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
S5, ,000 FIRE DAMAGE

Oneco, Conn, April IS CP--Back e fire from an automobile in the gar age of Garfield Brown here today caused fire which destroyed the building and new car The loss is estimated at 5000 which amount was partially covered by insurance.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
30 Ounces of Clothes
 Fashionable in London

London. April 1S Pl-A maximum of 30 ounces of clothing is what English women will be permitted 10 wear this summer. If they follow the edicts of fashion experts who arc now showing styles at the annual fashion exhibition.
 The 30 ounces will be apportion- ed as follows; Seven ounces for 8 frock; six ounces for cloth ing; one ounce for stockings and sixteen ounces for shoes.
 Short skirts still hold the style and 1t is predicted that rolled stock. ings with bare knees will be the vogue.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
S1O0 FIRE IN TOOL SHIn

Damage of s1oo was done by fire last evening in q tool shed in the rear of l37 Main street. Matches in workman's clothes are be- d"Ned to have caused the fire Go. No. 2 of the fire department was called.
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