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New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
spend Night in Car

Newport F. l.. Feb. Ii LT1--lorty ,asSnugers on two Boston to New port trains reached here early today little the worse for spending the night in ( snowdrift in Portsmouth. The passengers, who includnd Judge Hugh R. Baker Of the Rhode lslani superior court. and the Newpor. members Of the Rhode Island gen "ral assembly, said they suffered no discomfort rom the co'l, but WoulG hayo liked 2 little food during the = hour vigil.
 One of the trains lett Bonton at 4;31 o'clock last night and the other at o'cloc, orcr the New York, New IIavrn and Hartford railroad. At tn" Hutnmocks iu Portsmouth, on the northern end oc tn" island, drifts h"aped I'D by yesterdays northeast hlizzard covered the tracks many feet high. The train crew Iaborcd with shoYoIs al! night. The trains wcro released carly today and reached here together,
 The passengers reported that the cars were kept warm and many of them slept comfortably in their seats, but their first move on ar rival was in tho direction Of the lunch room,
 The Colonials bus company and the Newport and Providence street railway, serving the area lying be- , tween Newport and Fall River and Bristol, were unable to resume their service today because Of tn" deep snow.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Playlet to Re Given
 At MidWinter Social

The Women'> association of th' South Congregational church will .holI a midwintrr tca Friday after moon al 3:20 o'clock. The program. which will bn in charge of thr Young Woman's department, will consist of q play an1 a number of other entertainment features, The title of th" play is "The Clinic of q Missionary Sprcialist' The cast will include Miss Ruth Henry, Miss Grace Stowe,l. Mrs '. T. Monicr, Tr,, Miss Mildred Barrows, Mrs. Claire rpson. Mrs. Olive Ingrahan, Miss Estclln Molandcr, Mrs. A. r. Grant and Mrs. Walter Meyer, It will be staged by Mrs Olive" Judd and Miss Caroline TIilliard. Other num- bers on the program will be sing ing by Miss Arlen" Root, violin solos by Miss Rose Mltzer, accom- panied by Miss Barbara Troop, plan ist, and readings by Mrs. Russell Hubbard.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Girl Slain in New York
 Came From Ottawa, { all.

ottawa, Feb, II tP)~Elsi" R"gaGL Who vas shot to death in New York, was th" adopted daughter of Hugh Mccormick of the Salvation Army Industrial department here. She vas r"puf"d good singer and went on the stugr. Sho visited Ottawa four years ago. Since then her Foster father has heard from her onlY four times,
 McCormick asserted thal In one better sh" said she vas going 10 marry wealthy man and have him come and live with her and her hus- band. He never beard anything more of the marriage. The last letter, sent in July, 1924, was from Lansing, Mich.
 Mccormick explained that the girl who WAS konWn as Elsie Mccormick changed her name to Elsie Began when she wont into the theatrical business. H. did not know her cor reel nam" as he and his wife, now dead, took her from an orphanagr when she vas only IS months old.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
SERVICES AT SEA FOR
 MEN WHO GAVE LIVES
Impressive Rites ConduCiCh on N, N, Roosevelt by Bishop anl
 Priest.
Priest.

Aboard < < Pr,s.Ipli Eoos. }.lt tn route 10 New Hnrh, r. b, {, 'F tnpi"ssiv, ceremonies Were EoI Uu board ihy Pr,siden, Roosevelt yvs- terday near 'an spot where Tho Wi'uucn and Eruos Hickman lost their lives in the tIrst attempt 10 lrscur tho crew of tae British steamer AntInp".
 Bishop Hiram A. Eoa2 of tho M Aodis. Episcopal church con- ductrd the service, assisted hy Father Louis E, FastorcIli If St Joa"ph's seminary, Baltimore. \ talk wHs made by Captain George Fried.
 To conclude 'hr ceremony the captain and 'he members of the ifcboats crews which accomplished tho rrsucs of the Autinue'a men cast wroaths and bouquets of spring flowers sent by relatives and friends Of tho two dead heroes upon P'a almost ns angry and restless as that in which Wtan"n and Hci'man went 10 their deaths.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
TRAINS STUCK
 IN SNOWDRIFTS
Two Near OneCO and Two More
 Near Newport
assa ssssst' rss=s-s

Oucco, Corn. Feb, 1.-Two pas sengcr and mail trains. one each bound and the other west, and u snow rloW on the Willlnantic- Providence branch of the New Haven railroad hay" been stalled in I huge snow drift at Coventry. +. l., twelve miles cast Of this town. since yesterday afternoon. Drifts from twelve to fifteen feet high had filled ' cut in that town and the trains were unable to cut their way through
 Passengers walked mile and a half to tho nearest station,
 The passenger train end blow from WilImautr went onto q siding at Coventry not knowing that the west bound train from Providence was stuck on th" other side of the drift. Railroad officials expected to free the trains today,
 Ouoco has been cut off from the rest Of the world for many hours as H result Of the storm. no milk trains were running today,
 The roads in this section are be- ing opened hut bus service is still at q atandstill
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
LEGION TEAM PLAYS
Local Basketball Quintet Goes I'D south Manchester To Meet St. ATary'S Tomorrow Night.

The American Legion baskctb baU Itcam will tackle he St Marys team Iof South Manchester in tho silk Town tomorrow night in the second meeting Uf Ihr"" teams this year ITh" Legion has oGr victory to it's icredit ov,r the MuncheSter team and lcXprcts to take another tomorrow might.
 The silk Towuors have strtngth- Cn"d their lineup for th" game ana
 they confidently expect to set ill.,"
 local back seeing that the game "il'
 be played on Manchester floor The Legion, after ifs croditablo
 showing In Bristol last saturday night, is confident Of taking the m. assure Of tho M10cnc>tcr trau for the second consecutive time this year.
 CoHch Harry GinSL"rg vii. have this strongest lineup in the game abd iho has his charg"s all s4t 10 start like Wilt! fire in tie first half. 4 number of New Britain fans Hrc planning to accompany the team on
 it's triO
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
UNCOVER BRUTAL KILLING
Bodies of Two Men. Either Hanged Or Beaten To Death. Found h. Auto Near Youngstown.

Youngstown, O.. Feb. II LFr--7he frozen bodies of two men, bearing evidences Of great violence, were found In an automobile a few miles from here today. Officials eXrress- ei the opinion the men either were hanged or beaten to death.
 Police are working on the theory that liquor feud was responsible for the death of the men.
 License plates on the car were Is sued to Domonic Russo and Russo's family has been called in to decide 'if he was one of the slain men. The other, police believe, may have been Sari Russo. a cousin. The bodies were frozen together. A woman who lives near where the car was found. said that she saw two automobiles stop at the spot last night and an interchange of passengers take place.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
CLINCH VS. BATTALINO
New Britain Amateur Batticr To Meet His Toughest Foe At Foot Guard Hall In Hartford.

Jimmy Clinch, ace Of NhW Brit aims amateur bQttlrr> H.ll 'Battling' Battalino of Hartford, will acttl" q long standing fcud tonight at Foot Guuru hall in Hartford when both boys meet in one of th" s'ar bouts oi an amateur card being conductcl Ivy the Olympic \. C.
 Buttalino has two deci#.ons SCOT cd against Cliucn, irl. as this was some tim" ago. tho battle tonight is considcr't to he the drci1ing factor in determining winch is t,r superior Of the other Both boys have come out Ni"tors in their last tight fights and both have blood fir their eyes for tonight's meeting,
 There are 15 other matchts on The card Icing offered ana this will mnan 4 rounds of boxing. possibly more. The first bout will start promptly at S:l5 o'clock and Now Britain fans are warn,d to get go- ing early because seats are going to Dc scarce.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Bigelow-Hartford Go. to
 Pay Off Help by Check

Thompsonville. Conn. Feb. II P
 Approximately $500 employees of the Bigelow- Hartford Carpet company will be paid off hy indl- vidual check. Issued weekly, in- stead Of the customary pay Gil. | vclope." under system lnaugur- atci today. In the past the com pany's payroll has been transport cd in cash under guard from ii bank 10 inc company's offices. Of ficials Of the concern believe th, new plan will simplify their work and eliminate all possibility Of Q payroll robbery.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
GLAD TO BE HOME, SAYS
 PERSHING AT WASHINGIV.i
GcntraI's First Conference TN,ay iS With secretary of state
 Kellogg,

Washinglou, Fob, Ii CPs- Gvnrra' Pt7shing returned 10 Washington lo. lay for medical treatment after u tlNn months absence in south Amer. lea as head of the 1'urna- Africa Tlthlsite commission.
 He Was met at the railway station by Secretary Kellogg Under Secrr. t@ry Of state Grew. Major Genrlt John 1" Hines, chief of afaft Of .ta army; Major General Dennis F. Nolan, deputy chic! or staff; Dr. l.1 S' Rowe, director general oF t, Pan- merican Union, and q nu,nn"r Of other government officials. After trlcf greetings hr vas taktu to tenn. rorary quarters iu an up'owN ch.a house.
 The effect Of thc g,nrrars health Of th" voyage from Arigd 70 Ky West and the train tourney from Florida 10 Washington was dcscrib. cd by members 0: lis party as neg. lible.
 Az General rcrshinE aterpcd from his train he Was met by Secretary Kellogg.
 "f am glad to be Aom,," persuing said os he greeted the reception committee.
 "Afl can say now" h. added, turning to newspaper men. "Is that ] have an appointment ~il,I Srcrr- try Kellogg Until that engagement is filled, l must decline 10 diScl.a, the Tacna-Arica situation any way Whatev"r."
 Genera ptahiug sail that he planned as soon as he bad dis chargr! h,s official business to enter Walter Reed general hospital 1Ie understands that army m"dical ou- ;horiti"s intend 70 begin th" treat m"nt with a ganeral physical over hauling.
 IL depends largely On the success Of both medical and mental ;reat- ment whether General Pcrshiug will return to Africa. He has every con- fdence that Major Gennra William Lassi'er, who succeeded him as hca j os tho p!"hiscio commission. will he j hla 10 carry on that york q $ well Rs hH Or any other American.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
ACHES AND PAINS
 ARE SOON FIXED UP
Simple, easy treatment brings quick relief

Quick, sure relief from pain is what men want when they get lamed up from over-exercisc or exposure, or when they get a sprain or bruise.
 A soldier in the Sixth Pennsylvania Infantry writes from camp: "Sloan's is a great thing for us boys in the army. After a stiff hike or drill your muscles are bound to ache, but they are soon fixed up with Sloan's. It's great s'*;;if for muscle-bound legs, lame ba.-.s, stiff necks, sprains or bruises"
 The reason that Sloan's Linir Tt gives such remarkable relief is [! it gets right at the cause of the pair. It stimulates the circulation throuf the place where the pain is, and clears out congestion.
 Right away you feel relief. Stiff muscles Timber up, the aching stops, and soon you are fit as ever. No need to rub. Sloan's does the whole job. Just pat it on! Get bottle todar. All druggists-35 cents.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
NEW FARMS BOUGHT FOR
 MENNONITE SETTLEMENT
Purchase of 22 10 Acres Near Winni. peg Involves Outlay
 of S10O,O0O

Winnipeg, Man, Feb. II Fs-- sale of farm embracing 2.24Q acres, near Alexander, Man, 10 the Mennonite land settlement board, was announced today. The drnl h. wolves $I0o. .0oo and was negotiated on behalf Of the Mennonite falni- lies, reported 10 have recently nhau- dOned their holdings In Mexico.
 The land which is in the fertile rain belt vas disposed Of with buildings. stock and equipment Work in preparation for spring seeding is proceeding.
 According to officials Of the Men nonite settlement board, other deals Ire pending. An influx Of Mcnon- itcs from Russia is expected this year.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
"LUMBACO" OR
 A LAME BACK
Fleet" Relieves Instantly

| a', ap.lruor a,tacbrl !, y'r&, and hru.a "Ilo"r' oy,r t.r paja arca, Immediately, you t"I this harmltsa glorious, rrn'wlls neat araw ,hu pnir. serrn'ss a0l stiffness right ont ol your nu", aching lack, Besides, 'Hec'" ar.l- t.rs the cong"fton and rs5eb'ishs a cure.
 "Hor," instantly relieves rhou- matte or nn'ri'is poin ia nny 'oin' muscle or ncrN', "hrthar in ttr arn, eho~lIcr n'c&Y legs or bo'v "Tfort" conlDins TWO soothing, penetrating ingredients, too ">p"u- siyo to usa in ordinary hnHn"u's or analEpsie2, "lIr1" is q c,raM pIaasan, ,iquji; do"sut stair Mister oy ;rr'ato the skin ali cos only GO cents n any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Found Dead Following
 Reinstatement in Job

Watertown, Mass. Tch. ii (F1 = Reinstatement came too late for James F. Mckrrnan. discharged street department employe. A pro- hation officer intcrceded for him, and q boy was dispatched with q note telling him he could have his job back,
 The boy forced d door and found Mckernan dead and q gas iot par tially open. Police said death wae accidental. Two children survive.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Mrs. Glendenning Takes
 D Residence in Reno

It'Oo, N"V. IEfD, IT IPJ - Mrs Alica GIondouninE. foster daughter of r. Coleman Dupon. powder mag nae, is establishing T residence in E'no, which, he said, ultimately" may 1rad 10 her fling suit for di- >orca Mrs. Gl"ndenning refused to discuss her reported marital ditti- yUlt.rs and insisted that she was in In" wrs; for her health. She admit ted. however. that she might seek T. diVOr",. even nally.
 Nr& Glon1"nning married Haroll G}endruung. son Of a Norwalk, Conn., poS'man, in 1922, while he oJe in England studying at Oxford ;.3 H Rhodes scholar.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Birds Need Food to Live
 Through Period of Snow

New York. Feb. ii W9 - Man in his struggle in the clements. WEI asked today not 10 forget his ftathered friends whose food sup plies have been buried beneath tho snow. Dr. T. Gilbert Pearson, president of the National Associa- ton of Audubon societies. issued an appeal to all persons to feed tn" birds about their homes while th, deep snow lasts. He said thousands nf birds probably would perish ua- less they were given succor.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Grandmother Knew
There Was Nothing So Good for Correattor ay,3 Colda as Mustard

But he fashioned must ard plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister.
 Musterole does it. It is q clean, white ointment, made with oil Of mus tard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it worl;s wonders.
 Gently massage Musterole in with the fnger-tips. See how quickly it brings re- lief how speedily the pain disappears. Try MusEcrole for sore throat, brcn- cilitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia, headache, conges- ton, pieuri3y, rheumatism, lumbago, paina and aches of the back or joints, sprains. sore muscles, bruises, chil- plains, frosted feet, colds of the chest it may prevent pneumonla).
 To Mothers: Musterolsi Is al.o
 made in milder form for
 babies and small children.
 Ask for C,,iIlren's MusteroIc.
 35c and Csc, jars and tubes; hos
 pital size, S3,G0.
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 Batter tkan q racstar3 s!asf.r
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
DEMPSEY AT DENVER

Denver. Colo. Feb, Il CP-Jacl Dempsey. heavyweight boxing cham pion. arrived here last night, ac companicd by his wife. Floyd Fit2 simmons, Michigan City. Indiana, boxing promoter and several train, CTS and sparring partners. He will meet Jack League and Jack Lee in rxhlbition bouts Friday night. l'itz- simmons declared Dempsey would defend his title against Harry Wills before September 20. next, in "on, Of four eastern cities hsve in mind"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
FOOD FOR WILD BIRDS
New Britain Fish And Game ASso- citation To Take Care of FcathcrcJ Friends saturday Afternoon,

Thousands Of game birds and
 smaller winter visiting birds are
 finding it difficult 10 lind food, be- cause of tn" heavy anows recent Iy land the New Britain Fish and Game association. under thc general drcc.
 ton of Jack Hart chairman of the.
 gam" committee, is planning to start iout Saturday afternoon to scatter food tor rho birds and build shrl- tcrs for them, The party will start ! rom Monior's store at l:&n and all
 Sportsmcn arc invited to come Automobtlts donated by their own rrs to assist in transporting the Sportsmen will bo greatly appreciat- led hy the orTani2ation,
 ! The state board 0! fisheries and game has sent out invitations 10 sp0rlsmcn 10 attend q conference at
 the capitol on Tuesday, February lG, lat ] a. mo at which views may be expressed on policies and problems | Of wild life conservation The meeting wilI open with an illus ,tratcd lecture by William l.. Finley of Oregon, Among the subjects to
 be discussed will bc tho administrn-
 ton of streams on which the state
 has fishing rights. stream pollution
 regulation Of white perch, crecl
 limit on pickercI ard black bass
 protection of the calico bass, type
 fishing through the ice, state forest and game refugcs, open season for |quaiI in certain count cs, and houn- Itins on crows ana R.1y foxes. Chair man Frederick C. Noico't win pre-
 side, Among thr local sportsmen who will attend th" conference arr
 Austin r. Stowell. president Of the
 New Britain Fish and Garnr associa- ition; Hugo Johnson, secretary;
 Fred Beach, trrosur,r, and Jack i Hart.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
City Items

Mss Veronica Noble, daughter of Chief and Mrs, William ], Noble, is confined 10 her home. 6i Harrison street, because of illness
 4 son was born yesterday to Alr. unI Mrs Carl Carlson. los Ridge street. south Manchester Conn, Mrs, Carlson was formerly Miss Catherine Iceney of New nritain, New Inc of s4nAw!ches--Crowcll's.
 adv. Mrs, James T. Malloy has left th" New Britain General hospital, and Ia resting comfortably at her home, after Il serious operation performed by pr. John II. Donelly,
 Choice cut flowers and potted plants for Valentine Day, sunday, Feb, 1A. Flower Garden Green Housn. ll63 Stanley St. Tel $S2C-9, Quick delivery. ry.,--advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
SUP ITCHING SKIN
Zerno the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treatment that r"l!ey"s itching tor tuve and that rI"anscs and Sooth"s the skin. soon after the first appli- cation Of Z"mo you will find that
 iirila'ion&, pinlleS, blackhrads, Lc@cma. bjo'thS, linsworm and similar skin IrouD)os will disappear.
 I"no is all that is necdc,l. for if
 hHni>h"s mos skin "ruptions. makes 'N" skin soft, smooth and h'aNlJV. r is " non-@r"asH, disanp"arj0s iiQuid that may hy applied during tl;" ray. Ask your druggist for small @iZ", 66r. or i2rTa bottle, Sl,no.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
seagraye, whose heart was known ! to he weak.
Finally Is Found

rAhrideo, Mass, Feb, Ii tP'~~ After neighhors had spent moHy hours searching tho suow-covrr"4 countryside for his body, Samurl W. Seagruva, wealthy 12-yrur-oh. Pee cluse who disappeared A week ,En, Was found today 'u an undertaking tstahlishmcn' h.ro arranging for the funeral or his wife,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Here's a Real Prescription for
 the Iorturiing Pains of Neuritis

When you've tried everything you can think of and nolhius seems 10 even relieve those pierc- Ing, agonizing pains, just go 10 some good druggist and get q bot- tie Of Allcnrhu Specia. Formula No. , E" sure you get No. which comes in capsule form, for the liquid form is special preparation for Rheumatism only.
 Take these little dark green cap sules as directed and notice how in about 24 hours they have consil- crahly reduced, if not entirely ban- ished. those persistent nerve rack ing pains that have caused you many sleeplcss nights. 4 few more doses and the pains have lctt you forever.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
JOY 10 co. BtNkRtPT

Chicago, Feb. II Pl-A bank rpp,cy petition asking that q r"- ccivrr h." appointed for the King Joy To rompan% one Of the most %id"'y known chop sury places in the co1ntry has been filed in federal court here. Debt arc estimated at $&o, and assets are undetermined said attorneys for a linen company "hinM llleI .hn nntition
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

Wn!." this particular formula nas compoundo1 for the purpose o( conquoring painful, Gou,y con- Aitious and what is known as Na4lnatoi1 Ar'hrltis --, knotry ,Hinful swelling os n" joints .- f, has proven wonderfully succcsS;UI in all forms of Ncuriia and Sciatic Nerve Pains.
 YoY needn't he afraid of it's con- tairGnE dope of any kind -- it 1oo>n'j such things are only make shifts anI can only at the best give temporary relief.
 Be aur4 you've got Nruritis ana :h7n g't Alenrhu Special Formula. Nc. 2. Tho Fair Dru& Dept, can supply you.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

skin eruptions.
 Use one bottle as di- rcctcd and if il doesn't help you get your money back.
 And bear in mind that Occan-O is a won derful blood, nerve and intestinal tonic and that after n bottle has been taken -- al ways diluted with cold water as directed - constipation will cease to bother end natural bowel movement will be regular.
 There isn" Il grain of anything artificial in accan-O, the d"ep sea water trcatrlp-t, and ii is caSy to take and no after-t1ste.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
TRENCH DELEGATE tHo~t\

N-rig. I'1N. II P- TN- TNI7 Fa. lisian says il understands tnat Pre-. mirr Rriand at ore of the "'cs' cabinet meetings designated a per- m1non' French doiagot" to 'hf Lna~u" Of Nations in succcssion of t1> late Leon HouaEcois
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
Rid Your Blood Of Psoriasis
 Eczema and Stubborn Skin
 Erurt cns with Deep Sea Water
If You Can't Do It With Ocean-0 AxeIrod' s VIII Be Glad to Return Your Money

Ra1 blood. or a' 1sa>t h'ool that i" rct l"'onco'l m.norajly. IS re-. .2"usl,ta for all skin orup'ions ox- c-pt those cf an infections nature.
 Local treatments may help for little while, but why rot get rid of shin troublcs forever?
 You've heard of Ccean.O. of course, Physicians have been using it for year. Il is nothing more or less than pure dccr sea water dis
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

ragos with Occan.O Al you med Is hne tcaspoo1ful in a g,ass of co'l water and you drink this night and morning. That means that hcttle pi}l last q long time.
 One doctor says that in case Of general psoriasis of several years standing the eruption began to fade in q Teek-yet we are told 1t can not he overcome.
 Ask Axelrods pharmacy or any reliable druggist for a bottle Of Ocean-O today and start to banish
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
HORSE FALLS, RIDER HURT

Los Angeles, Feb. II P'-Miss Alma Sprcckles. San Francisco horseWoman. sustained wrencheI ankle when her mount, Domino, fnll in a jumping event at the Los An gclcs National Horse show last night. Desuitc her injury she. rode from the arena. Her mount took third place.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11
CnI. ASTRAY EE.ApPOINTNn

Madrid, Toh. i LN--C0loN1I ME Ian Astray whose left arm was shat tered by Ri!iian shrapnol as he was leading his soldiers of the For e,xn Legion in Morocco has h""n roarrolntcd commando" Of that hhQv.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

t't' N' Htl llt d tF'4 Il ll nltorcd and with tho "NtoSs of coin3non sait removed.
 So Ocoan-O as you rrt 1. at a1y drug store ir q }argr lo- ounce bottle contains he m!Uual elements hat your blood or 1or1y contains and needs.
 And when you have skin cruptions that torture or emharrass v1u it's probably be- .auso your hlood is starving for the want If just those vitaiizing .Hlu.ral clements tha' .1.,p rn1 water CT t'raan-r can furnish When you start 70 rid vcursr1f ut skin dis