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The Washington times., 1926-02-24
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The Washington times., 1926-02-24
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The Washington times., 1926-02-24

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The Washington times., 1926-02-24

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The Washington times., 1926-02-24

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New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
"DALTAIR" MINSTREL SHOW
 IS COMPLETE SUCCESS
C,Cycr Singing, Dancing ,ind thogu, Harmony Comprise Entertain.
 mrni hN \nAtcur Talent,

Ea,huaiasite aNp,vutr greeted Inc r'IorDa of the 'npltaM" Mins.rcls ut !, Q, Q. r, hall on Arch stree, last right Thos, In thr cast were cum. posed of cmp'oyrs of Davidson & l"Penthals and the Fair Nepam- Hou' Norr and thr audience con sisted of cNrcu'ncS, other cnployrh Hnd their g.rsrs,
 ThIs was the first r6or' cI the "palmir' club 70 put on Q studied entertainment. I' was crowned with 'ucccss In every .sp"rt Each en- ,,rtainor was received with a Wuuit ot exclamation and demands for racorrS Wcr" iUsst"nt Considering lHo fact lh1t Ihc mius'rtlS had not played before, thc audience cousid- orcd i' Il remarkable treat, In uddi. lion to vocal music, there was stage daNcinE aud humorous di"logu" which IjlJrd um a well balanced show, Tine principals were clever and showed th" effects of intensive" preparation, Th" chorus lived up ip expectations, being productive of harmony which compared tayorahiy with other entertainments Of this naIurc ai}rn hy New Britain talent, Ono of inc entertainers, whose name was omitted from tha program as originally published, was Mtss Madr- line Stewart, WhoS0 singing and IUn1inE were a hjf.
 General dancing Wrs enjoyed a' the conclusion of tho show.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
10 LOSE LICENSES

The weekly list of operators whose licenses to drive autom obiIes in Con- nocticut have been suspended for one year for driving while under the influence of liquor was given out to- day at the state motor vehicle de- partment as part of the effort to reduce this highway menace. There are .10 names on the list. The case of one was appealed. The depart ment advised people 10 notify the department or the police in case they should see any of the suspend cd drivers operating motor vehicles, Lyman Clark, Agawam, Mass; Er- nest Kerr Forestville; Edward J, | 1.ardner. Kcnsington; James F. Lil- , lis, Waterbury: Peasley n. Mattison, Seymour: John F. Moore. Norfolk; | Theodore F. Nichols. Milford; Mike , Scrhinovslly. Waterbury: Harrison i A. Simms. Elmwood; Leo Tormay
 New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
London Diggers Unearth
 Old Forum of Romans

London. Feb. 3 LT--Excavation for a building at the corner of Grace Church street and Lombard street, the busiest commercial section of London. has revealed what is be. lieved to be the site of the main forum or market place Of Roman London during the first four cen- turtles Of the Christian era. when the city was called Londinium.
 Previously. notwithstanding inves- tigations of antiquariaus, the site had been only coniectured. but the present discovery, which is detailed by the Daily Mail today, seems 10 place il beyond question. Piers of part of an arcade, such as were con- mon forums. and the remains of a wall uncovered apparently fix not only the site but the boundaries Of this center of Roman commercial life.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
MOTOR RECIPROCITY IS
 CANCELLED WITH MASS
Trucks Operating in State More Than i5 Days Must Be
 Registered.

Hartford, Feb. LR) AIussachu- setls and Connecticut have uban. doncd reciprocity arrangement by which owners of commercial motor vehicles located within Ia miles of the state boundary line in either state, by the payment ot a s2. had been allowed 10 operate them in the ,o,her state without regard to the time limit nXcd by each state for nonresident auto mobile owners.
 In 1925 q statutory change in the definition Of "non-resdent" in the Massachusetts law made the con- tinuarcc of the arrangement inn possible, Tho Connecticut motor vehicle department announces that 1t has no alternative but 10 follow the same policy as that of Massa- Chusctts.
 Consequently owners oG all ! Massachusetts commercial motor vehicles operated in Connecticu, more than fifteen days in the year | not necessarily consecutive, arc being required this .eor to pay full ! fee for rcgulnr registration ir l this state as well as in Massachu. sets, Massachusetts makes tn, same requirements Of Connecticu,
 commercial cars.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
City Items

Winthrop Council No, :, Sons and Naughtrrs of Liberty, will hold it's regular meeting this evening at Jr. c. |. 4. N, hall on Glen street at > o'clock. A miscellaneous program has ho"n planned and coffee and cake will be served following the meeting.
 The rank Of page will be cXompli- fled on a class of candidates at a meeting of St. Elmo lodge, K. of r, tonight at Castle hall at @t2 Main street. The business meeting will ncgin at s o'clock, Knights of Py- thias visiting in New Britain arc welcome 10 attend.
 Miss Mary McEnroe has left fol Washington, n. C.. where she vii attend the Catholic university prom
 Miss Lillian Ziering Of West Enj avenue New York city, is the gucS or Attorney and Mrs. George Ic Witt of Russell street Miss Zicrins is Mrs. L"Witt's cousin.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Bucket Shop Operator
 Held in S25,000 Bonds

San Francisco. Feb. tIN-Philip Kestcr. alleged New York bucket shop operator, who was arrested hero Saturday and later released in 5000 bail, was rearrested ycster- day, and his bail increased to S25,- po0 at tho request of New York au- thoritics.
 Kester, who is known to Broadway night lifo as Dandy Phil" was in- dicted in New York in 1921 in con- noction with the failure for $300,0O0 for the brokerage firm of Dillon and company. Kester was sought for moro than four years.
 Ho has been the secretary of s local insurance company and was known as Phil Kirby, Kestcr said ht could not furnish the additional bail A telegram from police in Amster, dam, \. Y, said there was a grand larceny charge pending agains Kcster there.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Election Fraud Charges
 Are Aired at Hearings

Washington, Feb, " tPl-CharEes Of fraud in tho November lagi elections in u New York city con. Errssional district were aired yes. torlay before u house committee in a hearing of contest brought by Dr. William |. Slrovich against the scut of Representative Nathan D., PcrimHn.
 Srovich, Who was the democratic opponent of Perlman, republican, Incumbent from tho llth district, presented brief alleging George RoSkcn and Abe Lewis, cS-conNicts, had admitted marking ballots and otherwise helping 10 mold flown" ,;pirovich's vote. In reply brief pcr'man denied all charges of IT, regularity
 The bearing will be resumed to. morrow,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Interest in Church
 Reflected in Finances

Annual reports were made at the yearly meeting of the congregation of St Mark $ Episcopal church last Nvrning. Charles $. Bradley treasurer, reported receipts ot $ITG2S.25 and expenditures of &lT6o964 Isaac D. Russell treasurer of the building fund, made his annual report,
 Tho following officers were Iocted: Senior deacon, Charles F. Chase; junior deacon, Isaac p, Russell; vcstrymcn, Miss Louise n, Noble. George II, Mitchell, C, S. lRradlny Malcolm Farmer, E. ], Porter, Charles |. Smith. Clinton rasco. C, E. Hance Dr. r. A. l. Forrest, F. W, Bennett, c, Ree1 Hudgins, r. B. Hungcrford and W, i II. Hitzell.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
DISPUTE LEASE IN BANKRUPTCY CASE
HoTnkOhl Claims He Has fTiYi'
 Ie9e Oi Buying Property

The dance nall anl oil station known as "Eddi"'s' which usrd I" he run on rhu Newngton turnpike ny Edward Hornkohl before he be- came hauErupr is causing consider able interest in the bankruptcy court for if Ilomkoh can prove certain rights he claims under a irasr his estate will be able to pay his creditors in full. A short hear ing before Kctcrr" Saul German was hrd yesterday afternoon, and the final hearing is sch,duIcdsto be held Friday afternoon at l,@o o'clock, The dispute is in lhe claim on lhe part Of Felix Srhardl that the prop crty is in his wjfc's name and he had No WEh' to sign the lease 10 Hornkohl Najr and Nair, repre- santrd by 'hr senior partner, David l.. Na!r, declared that Mrs, SChardI la,Ithori2cd her husband 10 sign the ] l,asn and when the transaction was carried through it was done with i llCr knowl"dg"
 ] lIornhohi cannot find the original lease but he has d carbon copy oi which there were four made, H. has lo pay sen q month for the first year Of the leased lot, and $25 I month for five years more, His car l bon copy says he had the priYlcg' of buying the lot for $l,oNo, Scahd says that is not in the original i Mr. HorukohL erected his dance lall and oil station on the lot at | cost of something like $7,opo. Carl son X Torroll of this city built the building and has received more thal onr-halt of the price, their clain
 against the bankrupt estate bcini
 $g.&go. The company is the lHrSos
 creditor.
 If HornhoM can prove his priNi loge to buy, tho trustee can talk
 over the building by the payment c l,o00 and with il as an asset ca pay loo cents on the dollar 10 credit
 ors. Attorney & Gerard Casale
 attorney for SchardI
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
JlILER SAVES NEGRO
Toils Men Who Enter Jail to rake
 Him in Alexandria. Ia.

Alexandria. La, Feb, H>-flve men who gained entrance 10 the parish iail yesterday and demanded custody of Joseph Hardy, a negro were foilcd by W. c. Penney. the taller, who said that only he and Sheriff |. T. Downs knew tho oom- hination of the cell, and that "yon nay kill me. but you can't get the negro"
 Penney was alone, hut soon Sheriff Downs and deputy arrived and told the men the same. and ihoy finally left. They were not masked. and gained entrance 10 inc fail under the preteXt that they were officers with prisoners.
 Hardy is on trial today a' Cous- hatta for the murder Of John s Glover, a planter. Governor Fnqua has ordered company Of National Cuardsmen to escort him there \ mistrial resulted from his first trial
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Mas Snorts Follower
Body to Be sent Homo

Daytona Beach, Fla. Feb. $ IP'-- The body of William Madison Wood' CS, former president of the Amorl- can Woolen company of Andover, Mass, was prepared hore today 10 he sent to Shawsheen, Mass" to- morrow where it will be placed in the family mausoleum beside that of his son, William, who died ih 1929.
 Mir. Wood died yesterday from the effects of scf-innicted bullet fired into his mouth. Since tho death of his son. it was said hy his friends, he has been apparently without an object in ltfn. III health and consequent melacholia Is as cribed as the direct cause of his deed.
 The wool magnate, accompanied by his valet, Augustine Frederick son. who has been his attendant for s5 years. and his chauffeur, Jo- seph Beaulicu, yesterday drove along Flaglor Beach. stopping inc car at a lonely spot, Mir. Wood stepped into the bushes that lined the road and presently the shot had ended his life was heard. His servants dashed into the brush and found him dying.
 Dies Before Doctor comes
 The chauffeur drove hack to Hotel Ormond where Mir. Wood, with Mrs. Wood, had been living 10 obtain the services of Dr. A. D. Griffin, Woods personal physician but he was dead before the physl- elan could establish contract with him.
 Justice of the Peace F. A. Rich conducting an inquest. returned q verdict that MT. Wood came tc his death by q bullet wound, self inflicted"
 Mrs, Wood. while not informed of her husbands death until seN' eral hours afterward, had a pre- monition earlier in the day tha something had happened 10 him friends said. When he and pr Griffin failed to return 10 tho hotc for luncheon. she knowing that h' was out driving, made search O the hospital thinking he had hoel taken i'll suddenly Upon failing tt find him. she learned he had drivcl out 10 Flagler Beach and went L
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
ILL HEALTH AND SORROW DRIVES
 MILLIONAIRE WOOD TO SUICIDE

lock for him ther. a' to no a\ml
 Dr. GrNIn |, is sall usually ar- complained Mr. Wood wherever hn went hut on some prctcXt Mir Wood hn him behind on tho last drive,
 Mir. Wood Is survived by Ms wilow a daughter, Miss Eosaliud Wool and u son. Cornelius Wool tbc latter is now in Europe,
 Mr, Wood recently was thVuSh 10 have been improving, Only Mou lay h. vIlNrl milo along ho beach and was seemingly m good spirits Mrs, Wood was planning 10 leave hero for Louisville. ky, yes. r,rlly afternoon lo visit d grand. child who is ill with pneumonia, hut cancelled hcr plans at the last moment. even hororc slr learned o' her hushanl's death, when h" ana nr. Griffin failed 10 return tc lunch
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
MERGER IS EXPLAINED

Hartford, Feb. 3 P The pe- tition of the Connecticut River company, the Northern Connecticut Light and Power company, ths Thompsonville Water company. the Stafford Springs Aqueduct com pany the Northern Connecticut Power company and the Somers Electric company to be merged into one corporation body, 10 be known as the Northern Connecti- cut Power company. was heard yesterday hy the public utilities commission with Lucius F. Eohin- son Of this city and Lawrence Ben nett Of New York representing the petitioners
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-lf You Know Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young IS to feel young-to do this you must watch your liver and bowels--there's no need of having a sallcE compleGion--dark rings under your q ,s-pinplss--a bilious look ln your ilce-dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver,
 Dr Edwards, well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable com pound mixed with olive oil to act or the liver and bowels, which he gave to hls patents for years.
 Dr Edwards Olive Tablets the sub- sutute for calomel are gentle ,n their action vet always effective They brng about that natural buoyancy which dl' should enjoy by tUning up the liver ano clearing the system of impurities
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Cruiser Denver Will Be
 At Balboa This Afternoon

Panama. Feb. 3 CP-Tho United States cruiser Denver. on which Gen cral John ]. Pcrshing is returning home from Africa. sent q wireless dis patch from the hieh seas last night saying that it would arrive at Bal boa at five o'clock this afternoon. This hour is too late far the cruiser to pass through the canal from the Pacific to the Atlantic tonight.
 No program for the entertainment here Of General pcrshing has been announced. 1t was said, however, that he might spend tonight and Thursday forenoon ashore as guest of the Panama Canal officials.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
ASSAULT CASE CONFINED

Because he did not want 10 appear as m opponent against his law part Ter, Prosecuting Attorney Joseph c. Woods, Attorney Morris n, SaXo, asked this morning that his client, James Taragain, 127 sexton street. charged with being drunk and breach of the peace, have his case postponed until Saturday. Al that timc Assistant Prosecuting Attorney William Greenstcin will he the coun. sol for the state.
 Taraeain Is alleged to have at. tackled and beaten his wife las night. The accused man keeps { restaurant on 99 Myrtle street. Of, ficer Clarence kumm arrested hin on complaint of his wife, who saiC she was going to leave her husband
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
nMIGHr N. RoMI.Es DIES

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb. 3 P - Dwight W. Bowles, 61, secretary of the tentative organization of the International Press foundation, and son or tho late sam RowleS, editor Of thr Springfield. Mass, Re publican. died here yesterday aft- crnoon.
 Death was caused l'y a hemor- rhacc os inc brain. which follow rd a stroke suffered by MT Bowles lstc Monday.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Appeal Decision Taking
 Rub Alcohol From Them

St, Paul. Mnn,, Feb. tFp --- A. Daiggr" and Company of Chicago, today, gave notice nf an appeal 10 the United states circuit court of appeals from decision by Federal Judge John E. Sanhorn, holding that the company could not recover n shipment of body rub alcohol seized by federal prohibition agents, after il had been shipped to Aaron Fine berg of St. Paul.
 Judge Sanborn dismissed the suit against tho federal prohibition agents upon the contention that Daiggre and Company lost owner. ship of the alcohol on its delivery to Fineberg.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Pacific Coast Lashed;
 One Ship in Distress

S,n Francisco, Feb Pl-A mighty storm was bunuting the Pa. riIic coast along more than thous- and miles Of it's length last night and at least one ship was in distress in tha tearing teeth Of the. hurricane the five mastcd schooner Ecola, smashed hy the wind and high seas off Fort Bragg. California, was re- ported late today 10 he in town Of inc steamer Noyo. which succeeded in passing line to the stricken craft. The steamer Los Alamos was standing by 10 aid the Ecola.
 The Ecola, with q crew of lo and woman passenger aboard, was bound from Portland 10 Shanghai with lumber. The vessel has heavy list to starboard because the pumps have been disabled.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Girl, Claiming She Was
 Tilted Sues for S10 000

Waterbury, Conn, Feb. 2 P) ~-- Miss Mary Malone. who claims she relied on a promise of marriage and sold her large dairy farm in Ireland to come to this city only to be tilted. has filed suit for slo.- GOO damages in the district court against Edward Tarrant. She claims there was no misunderstanding about the offer and that she had been encouraged by tho defendant who is now living in Bridgeport. tc dispose of her large and profitable business in Ireland.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03

Pennington avenue, This would bring lrUilic from he west side t0 the Hartford road without nccos. situt,ng motorists coming througE th" heavy traffic on Main street,
 The health committee reported that \. Scripture, secretary of tn" club, Was unable 10 he present be- causo of illness in his 'amily,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
New Beauty Cream Quickly Remakes
 Four Complexion

Gives it the texture and appear ance of a wild rose petal! You can't, help but notice a striking difference the moment you put it on, NourisheS while il bcautiieS- whitcns, clcansos should be left on all night Also makes wonder ful powder base. Not sticky or greasy. Ct this now wonderful beauty cream called Mcllo-glo at all toilet goods counters and try II.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
Girl of 16 Dors Mems
 Clothes and Hunts Job

New York, I7eb. Fl-A desirn for masculine liberty "to get a job and make my way in the world as q man." led Sybia Roscherry. 16, art student of Elizabeth, x. t.. into a masquerade in mems clothing that ended last night in police station.
 The girl. dressed ir boys clothing, failed in her first effort as q mem- Der Of what sho termed the freer sex. Her application for a room at a branch Y. NJ. (. A. failed Of a certain baritone quality and the clerk called police. The girls par ents were notified.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
MEETING OF VETERANS

The now disability rating sched- ulc, government insurance anl guardianship activities will he dis cussed at conference to ho hold in the Hartford Regional office oi ,ho Veterans bureau Sunday after noon at o'clock. Regional Man aEcr Thomas Bannigan has invited all American Legion and other sorviCcmon's officials and committee members who are working in tho interests of the bureau 10 attend All other subjects of interest to th' ex-servicemcn at large will also b' discussed.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-03
PAIN VAS BETTER
 IN TWENTY MINUTES
Uses simple home treatment
 -gets quick relief

"In twenty minutes I was better. In very short time-pescefully asleep. In the morning all pain was gone"
 This is the experience of woman living in Oakland, California, who was seized in the night with an acute pain in her side, alarmingly like pleurisy.
 "I applied Sloan's Eminent" she said, land now shall never allow oae bottle to be empty before buying mother"
 What is the magic of this amazingly effective remedy?
 Sloan's sends an increased supply of healing blood right to the spot that hurts-that's what conquers the pain. No need to rub. Sloan's does the whole job. Just pat it on. Quickly and surely, it kills pain, reduces swell ing and inflammation, drives out stif- ness from lame muscles. Clean and easy to use. All druggists-sS cents.