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New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
MUSS0LINI SUFFERING FROM SERIOUS ULCER
ltaltan Premier May Have to Un- dcrgO Operation For Intestinal
 Trouble

Geneva, Jan. 25 tP}--That Benito Mussolni, the fascist premier of Italy is suffering from ulcer of the duodcnum, a part of the small in tcstine, is generally reported here.
 Whether he will have to undergo an
 operation in order 10 eradicate the aiiment or whether it may be over
 como by the patient taking period
 Of absolute rest seems to be q moot
 question on the part of he surgeons
 who examined him.
 X-ray pictures are said to have
 shown that the ulcer exists, but the specialists arc not in accord as to whether inc premier should subject himself to the knife. Two Italian surgeons are said 10 be Of the opin- ion that an operation is not ncCcs-
 Sary. On the contrary two Swiss surgeons have advised an operation, which they declared would not ncc-
 os8arily be q serious ono.
 Fears are being expressed here that MuSsolini is uu1uly delaying proper care foH his trouble. For the cure ot q gastric ulcer by natural
 methods, complete rest and quiet are necessary. Mussolini is not of the kind that quits his work when ho goes to bed. and consequently It is said that some of his followers arc | fearful that if finally an operation i is necessary the premier through his 1 delay win rot so readily hn able tc regain his strength as if he placed | himself in the hands Of physicians 1 immediately.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT CAPITOL.

Tho question of leadership in the photopIay has seemingly once and Tor all time been dccisivcly settled. And filmdoms crown now rests with the one and only Charlie Chaplin.
 The crowds srrging to the Capitol theatcr 10 sec his latest and greatest comedy, "The Gold Rush, a United Artists Corporation release. proves conClusively that inc owner oC the most famous feet in the world more famous than Trilby's, though, perhaps not so bcautiful-has park "1 them firmly and triumphantly on h" pedestal of popular fancy.
 The Gold Rush" will remain at the Capitol today, Tues, and Wed.
 The Keith vaudeville program with this picture offers as the head. tAcr, Lew Brcms, Fitz and the Mur- phy Bros. q comedy, harmony quar- let. Lew Brcms is quite popular here trough having played this city 'Aany times and will ho well liked
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
MYSTERIOUS MURDER
 OF NEW YORK BUTLER
(Continuod from First ragc)

guests Although the police were notified immediately and hundreds of persons Wcra on nearby Fifth ave- nuc, the slayer escaped without be- ing seen.
 Mir. Dccring was in Atlantic City and his wife was awaiting his return when she heard the bell. "Pcrhaps that is my husband" she remarked to her guests. A moment later the shot was heard.
 Miss Lowell said that she remained behind to execute an order Of BramAll's. when he went 10 the door. She did not hear any conversation before th" shot was fired
 Mrs. D"crinE and tho servants | thought robbcr was forcing en- 1 trance and woro afraid to go down stairs. A telephone call brought two | policemen who found the butler ! stretched on th" floor, back of tho ! grill door. an empty %S calbrc shell was nearby.
  i an excavation neither heard the shot nor saw anyone leave the house. t'ramall'S wife who is maid ou. plcycd by the Dr"rings, returned from walk to find the policemen bonding over her husbands body She said that as far as she knew h, had no enemies.
 The butler had served with tn Decrings for three years and Ina, been butler for the Riddle family il Philadelphia, At the outbreak of th war he was in the service of tn Duke of Cornwall in England an, enlisted in the English army il which he served five years.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Two Murderers Pay for
 Crimes in Electric Chair

Bo'lefontc. Pa., Jan. 25 P%-Eob- crt Brue, Iraman Crockcr, and Irwin .GrinaEc. negroes convicted of slay-
 ing Jonathan klopp, a rural store keeper, near RobrsOnia, Pa. Sep .tombrr 16, 1924. were rlrctroCutrd al tho RoCllNicW ponitontiary today.
 GrinaEc was the first to go 10 tho chair. It was necessary 10 assist him from his cell, whore he had been praying during the last min utns Of lif".
 Bruo, tho last to he strapped 10 tie chair, was accompanied to the death chambcr by tho Rev. A. F.. IEscholman. Yesterday 1ruc told
 Mr. Eschclman that he was tho one | pho fought with Klopp during the robbery Of the s'or". In the strug- gle, Bruc said, revolver in his | hand was discharged, killing Klopr. The other mon, Brun declared. r"- 1 mainrd outside tho room, and took i no part i0 inc fight.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

Muryin MoCutchcon, son of Mf. and Mrs, Samuel McCutcheon of AS Vine street, is achieving fame be- fore the footlights at Middlebury college, Middlcbury, Vt. He is q member Of the Play Production class and is recognized as one of the leaders
 McCulcheon recently played the part Of Ruddock in Grumpy" and was hailed as one Of the stars of the cast, Concerning his work the Middlebury Campus the college paper copies of which were rcceir- ed today. says: "To Mir. Lebowit2 and Mir. McCutcheon. go the highest honors Of the evening. Their roles were perhaps the most difficult, re. Qutring unrelaXed acting throughout They held their parts evenly and each contributed a great deal 10 the iSuccosS of the whole. The interprc. ;ation Of Grumpy was especially dc. l lightfnl from kittcnish snores to de. tcctiyc ClcYcrNcss while Mir. Me. | ICutchcon's workmanship was no les! Ircmarkabl" and his fy-catching an.
 ties were truly side splitting"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Mercier's Body to Lie
 In State in Cathedral

Brussels, Jan. 25 UP,-Cardinal Morcicr's body will be brought from Maltnes to the capital 10 Ne in state in inc cathedral of St. Gudulc, in order to permit wider popular hom- age, If the governments present plans arc carried out Afterward It will be returned 10 Malines for in- ttrment in the St. Rombaut Cor Rombold) cathedral in accordance with the cardinals wishes.
 It is taken for granted that the senate and chamber will grant the necessary credits for state funeral on a largo scale. The council O, ministers is unanimously in favor 0. the plan, and preparations are un. der way.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Nj. J. Kenney's Auto Is
 Fof,,7d in New Haven

X car hc|onging to Michael J, Kcnnry of New Britain. which was stolen Thursday night from in front Of the T. A. E. hall in WallingforA, was recovered yesterday in New Haven.
 Thicfs who stole an automobil" belonging to StaIcy Olcscawizz, 5H Horano street. in front of his home last night between | and 2 o'clock, returned thc ear again at 10 o'clock from where it was previously taken
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

Officer Peter Cabelus said the man cursed him, Caromanch claimed that he had four tickets and the conductor took one Of them,
 Alleged to have parked his car on West Main street Saturday night longer than tho allotted time, 15 minutes, Robert Budde of Gi5 Cor bin avenue, was fined s2, Budde stated that he thought the restric- tons were removed after Q o'clock at night He was first charged with parking on tho wrong side of the street but tho charge was removed.
 John DcBauso, aged 35, l9 Gilbert street was fined $5, and put on pro-
 hation for alleged breach of peace last night, when he is said 10 have used obscene language 10 his wife, iaTtcr he came home drunk. officer | Thomas j. Focncy made tho arrest land he said that the man alsC cursed him. Mrs, DeBause claimed | that her husband put her out oi
 their house but he doricd forcing |h"r out.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
THE PLASTIC AGL"-LYCEUM

Without doubt, the greatest col ,pge story ever filmed, "'rhr Plastic Ngc," now showing al the l.yccum is an accurate portrayal of the much discussed novel. Clara Bow, dainty, vIvacious, naughty-~the cmbodi- ment of the college ilapprr, is at her best and Donald Keith as the honest student, lurGd from the path of rcctitutc by the girl and her Charleston stepping pals, was never letter. Jazz, paIama parties, clan dcstinc meetings at rNkish inns, ,0ids, exciting football games, haz- mgs and passionate betting parties all have their place in this great croSs section picture of university liio and it's temptations to the youth Of today.
 On the same program is another Nigh grade drama "rhc Thorobrcd. ' with Carter DeIluyen, Macklyn Ar buckle, Dodothy Brown Fairo and m all star cast Of supporting fa- yhrites.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
THREE NEW BRITAIN BOYS
 HURT AS AUTO OYERTURNS
James Spignatclla In Mcridcn Hos pital With Fractured Skull
 Two Companions Injured.

Three New Britain youths were hurt. one seriously last night, when the automobile which Louis Squilla- ciote, 16 Maple street, was driving, left the road and turned over at Durham. James Spignatella, aged @", is in the Meriden hospital with ,a fractured skull, and Joseph Ncu- bauer aged %. of 11S Whiting street, sustained severe cuts and bruises, and is also confined at the hospital. ! Squillaciote was also hurt, accord ing 10 his mother, but she could not say how seriously as doctor has not yet been secured He is at his home. SQuillaciote reported the &C., cidcnt last night to Meriden p>,ice
 The two more seriously in1urrl were
 taken by passing autoists to tht
 hospital.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
PARSONS, HARTFORD

"Applcsauce," Barry Connoi
 whirlwind comedy of love ana laughter, comes to Parsons the. .ater Hartford, tonight for d return engagement Of three days with AL Ian Dinehart and the entire New
 York cast, including Vivian Tobin. matinee Wednesday. With a mes. sage Of cheerful optimism for inc young and old alike, this amusing comedy digs deep into the heart Of every man or woman who has been married or wanted 10 be married.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
NEEDS $500 BOND TO
 ENTER THIS COUNTRY
Wife of Noted Russian Chess Player Here to Make study of
 Prohibition

New York, Jan, @1 tP-- Mrs. Annaliesc Nuegg-Alokhne, wife of Alexander Alokhino, internationally known chess player, faces dcporta- ton from Ellis Island unless she can furnish bond of $500 this week.
 Mrs. Rucgg-Alrkhine SOCKS to on- fer the United states with her f. year-old son, Alexander, Jr, for q six months visit, during which she desires 10 study prohibition.
 Friends today are cndCaroring to secure the sum among members Of local chess clubs. Mrs Rucgg- Aekhinc is known in Europe as an
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
HOTEL THEFT ENDS
 IN YOUTHS ARREST
Victim Asleep as Watch and
 Cash Are Taken

Admitting that ho took money, and Il watch all of which totaled s69, from Vincent Wolfe, at the Park hotel early this morning, Ed ward Hayes. aged 2Oh was sent 10 the reformatory by Judge Benjamin w. filling in police court.
 Hayes stated that he took the money because he did not want to leave it at the hotel while Wolfe was sleeping. and he confessed 10 hav- ing too much "moonshinc" 10 drink. Hayes was traced to Hart
 ford, where he went in q taxi. and
 was appreheuded on Il Boston train
 by the Hartford authorities, Ofticer
 Peter Cabelus discovered that the youth was heading for Boston. and
 Officer O'Brien answered Wolfo's call from the hotel
 Wolfe said that some one beat
 him up in his hotel room and he
 went to sleep, during which time his money, watch, a knife, and q five
 dollar gold piece disappeared.
 When asked if he cared to say janything, Hayes replied negatively, but later when questioned directly,
 said that he formerly lived with his mother at 226 South Main but that during the past two months he has ,iivod a the hotel. He also stated that he has been ont of work and
 that Wolfe has been supporting him, but that he intended 10 join the
 navy today in Boston and he was
 going to return the money and
 watch to Wolfe this afternoon, Hayes declared that he thought he
 left note for Hayes telling nm
 that he took his property for safe keeping.
 r. r. McDonough, attorney for Russell Carlson. aged 2S, %@1 Wells street, a yellow taxi cab driver who is charged with driving an auto mobile without an operators license asked that his clients trial be post poned untl Wednesday morning Inc
 request was granted.
 ] After she complained that he 5 husband was creating disturbance
 Saturday night in her house, Mar t Budnarski, 67 Clinton street, was ar = rested on charges of drunkennes l and breach of the peace. by Olfic" l Weir and this morning she was pu - on probation, and her case contln = ued until March 2.
 5 Officer Weir alleges that she wa a drunk and making trouble with he 0 husband. She denied having any E thing to drink, but her husban f says she has been drinking for th . past week.
 tt Because he refused 10 pay hi e fare from Bristol to New Britai n last night, Julian Caromanch, age
 60. 164 Washington avenue. wa " fined s1O. It was alleged by Cor h. ductor Charles Soutter of the Ne 'd Haven road, that Caromanch boar' St ed the train at Hartford at T:' m o'clock last night and had q tick r. to New Britain.
 The train passed New Britain ar 'd he conductor says he thought a was possible that Caromanch ove n slept, so he gave him the benefit { l the doubt. and did not make hi to pay extra fare 10 Bristol, where l Id was told to come back to New Bri
 ain It Is alleged that CaromanC at refused to pay his fare from Bri ne tol to New Britain. and in additio
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

Pain stops. Nruritis gone!
 X moment after applying Fleet" 10 the Neurltis area YOU will feel a Juggling glow; a soothing. pcnetrat- ing warmth; then the Neuritis pain and aching is goHc-$eoms magic.
 The most severe Ncuritis in the arm. shoulder elbow, leg, knee, ankle or body vanishes and it is oft rn weeks before you again feel q twinGe Of pain.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

fleet" is q clean coIorless liquid discovered by the Edward Wesley Co., chemists, Cincinnati. It doesn't burn, blistcr-isn't smelly or greasy. Fleet" acts just as positively in Rheumatism. Lumbago, Sciatica and on sore. aching joints and muscles.
 Fleet" costs 60 cents q bottle. in- cuding handy appicator. at all drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

In this act, Others inc Jude Alice M, ley in High Moments in Hig Brown'; The Flying Henrys in
 novelty offering; and the Ruby Fri, three charming talented misses i samples The Chaplin picture wi be shown four times daily at 2:l, Ago, 7:oo and 9;15, with a specia childrcn's show daily at 4;20.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
SUNDAY CONCERT AT LYCEUM

Plans for the concert al the I.y- ccum thoator next Sunday afternoon are nearing completion, according to Rev. l.. Y. Grikis, pastor Of St. Andrews Lithuanian church. The concert will begin at o'clock, and Marion Cizauskas. soprano of the | Cleveland opera company, and Miss
 Mildred B"losky Of St Andrews
 church will ho soloiSts. Professor i Britton of Hartford, orGanist at the Ilocal church. will be- accompanist,
 and tho soloists will he assisted hy ithe choir.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
Baltimore Man Dies in
 Fire Ravaging His Home

Baltimore. Jan. 25 Pl-Rober II Ramsay. president of the Ramsay, Scarlett company, steamship agents, lost his life in a fire which virtual ly destroyed his home at Roland Park, a suburb, last night. Mir. Ramsay's wife, who was i'll. his daughter, Dorothy Ramsay, and n nurse, escaped from the burning house. NIT. Ramsay Is believed to have been overcome by smoke as he was making his way 10 the front door. His body, badly burned, was found within ten feet of the floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
FOREIGN STARS LOSE

St. roi"rshurgh, Fla, Jan, % For tho third straight tim" Archi" ,Coninston, British professional champion, and Arnaud Massey, French open champion, have tasted lrfrat nt inc bands of Americans Yesterday Walter Hagen and Gilbert Nichols. professional at the pasa- l"na Country club, where the match Was held. defeated tho invaders 2 and ..
New Britain herald., 1926-01-25

active worker against the liquor traffic and has written several books on the subject,
 Tho wife of the Russian chess master, 1t was learned yesterday, has been at Ellis Island with her son for several weeks She was re- fused admittance after she had crossed the Atlantic on the grounds that she had not properly established her status as temporary visitor. X board of inquiry so ruled, al- though her yises had been granted by the American consul at Zurich, Switzerland.
 Through an appeal Mrs. Ruegg- Alckhine won the right to enter, but was unable to produce the required bond of $500. She will be deport- cd this week If the bond is not forthcoming, authorities at Ellis Island said.
 New York, Jan. 95 Rt--Mrs. An nalicsc Ruegg- Alekhine. who has 1 been held at Ellis Island for several weeks with her son, is planning to ] divorce her husband. Alexander Ale . khinc, world-known chess player and is not a bona flde visitor 10 this country, Immigration Commissioner l Curran said today.
 He announced that she would be lcportcd from Ellis Island next Sat urday. explaining that her case had been thoroughly investigated and reviewed by Secretary of Labor . Davis.
 Mrs. Ruegg-Alekhine had sought 10 enter this country for six months visit to study prohibition and 10 lecture on prohibition actiyi- lies abroad. Yesterday 1t Was re- ported that she would not be al- lowed to center under any condition. She will he returned to England.
 There is not the slightest reason to believe she is q bona fide visitor. Mir. Curran said. She is simply trying 10 evade the immigration quo.
 il law. Apparently she is unwilling to await her turn, as do the otnc, Europoans.'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-09

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and bruises, physicians there say.
Mr.. Holm was taken to Casualty
Hospital badly cut and bruised.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-09

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