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Compliment for Miss Waits

Compliment for Miss Waits
A compliment was paid Miss Es-
telle Waits by the PIT. A. of the
First Ward in the form of a miscel-
laneous shower given at the pretty
home of Mrs. G. w. Turner Wednes-
day afternoon, attesting the love and
cordial wishes of her patrons and
friends made in her several years Of
teaching in the First Ward school.
The announcement this week of Miss
Waits approaching marriage prompt
ed the demonstration. A committee
composed of Mesdames B. E. Archer,
w. E. Hoyle, P. R. Bosworth, Dave
Nolan and j. T. Hendricks arranged
the profuse floral decorations and re-
freshments of punch and sandwiches.
Mrs. Turner's lovely rose arbor
furnished the wealth of Dorothy Per-
kins roses that beautifed the rooms.
A program of readings and music
was furnished by pupils of Miss
Waits-Lucile Tyler, Eleanor Bos-
worth, Eleanor Thomasson and
Ernestine Seagraves. MINIS were
passed by Mildred Deese and Frieda
Graham.
Margaret Ann Hendricks arranged
the gifts of the shower on the fishing
pole used by Miss Waits in lifting
them from the hidden nook. Many
dainty and useful presents were un.
folded before the interested company
and the informal party much enjoyed
by ALL
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First Ward PIT. A.

Perhaps the best meeting of the
year in good spirit and profitable
suggestion was the last one of the
First Ward on Wednesday afternoon,
May 18th.
Mrs. J. F. Singleton gave the ad-
dress of the afternoon which thrilled
her hearers with its sentiment and
opened their vision to their response
bility in the development Of the mind
and heart of the little child entrusted
to their care. The talk was directed
though none who come in contact
with child life could fail to get
lesson.
A selected reading given by Miss
Waites later on was in the same line
of thought, but concerned the adele
scent boy, the boy of fourteen. This
reading was brought by Mrs. G. w.
Turner out of the wealth of sugges-
tions given in Atlanta last week to
the PIT. A. convention. Mrs. Tur-
ner then gave a splendid report of
her visit to that meeting. She had
been alert to every good suggestion
presented, not missing a single ses-
sion and brought back not only the
ideas she received but considerable
enthusiasm which will be felt in the
work all year. The association was
so well pleased with Mrs. Turner's
report that they proceeded to vote an
additional sum to her expenses in At
lanta, feeling that the money was so
well spent with this return. 1t was
an expression of appreciation.
The secretary's report by Mrs.
Dave Nolan and the treasurer's re-
port by Mrs Shewmake were ap-
proved 1t was with regret that Mrs.
Shewmake's resignation as treasurer
was received and her announcement
of severing her connection with the
Fitzgerald schools Mrs. Nolan was
appointed to fill the place until Fall.
Committees were appointed to ar
range the social features that will
come with the closing of school. !
On adjournment the teachers were
hostesses for the social half-hour,
serving punch and lady fingers.
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Warner-Hussey
(Lanette (Ala) Chattahoochee Val
ley Times)

(Lanette (Ala.) Chattahoochee Val
ley Times)
Combining beautiful simplicity
and wide social interest wa sthe mar
riage of Miss Alice Warner and Mr..
Edward Hussey, which was solemn
lied on Friday evening, May 7th, at
seven o'clock, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John I. Warner.
The impressive ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. l. T. Carlton, pas
tor of the Lanett Methodist church.
In the long living room where the
ceremony was performed, quantities
of white roses and pinks were used
in decorating, filling baskets and
vases tied with bows of white tulle.
Over the door and window spaces was
graceful tracery of English Ivy and
white tapers burned unshaded on the
mantel.
The beautiful improvised altar was
banked high with many handsome
ferns studded with blossoms. Hang
ing overhead this was a gorgeous
baskets of roses and snapdragon.
Baskets of roses with airy bows of
tulle' stood on either side and white
cathedral candles shaded them with
a soft radiance.
Miss Nina Heard presided at the
piano and rendered the wedding mny
sic. A program of prenuptial music
was given and for the entrance of the
bridal party Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played.
Miss Mary Scott Barton played
Traumrei on the violin and Mrs. H.
L. Teal sang "At Dawning" and Gun
til" with unusual sweetness.
The flower girls entered first.
There were Rebecca Kellam, niece of
the bride, in dainty frock of flesh
colored georgette and Lillian Sims,
who was lovely in frock of pink.
l.
sweet peas. Next came the little
ring bearer, Charles Warner, a neph-
ew of the bride, vino carried the ring
in the heart of a lily. He wore a
white satin suit.
Miss Helen Howarth, who served
us maid of honor entered next She
wore beautiful yellow gown of taf-
fetta which enhanced her brunette
beauty.
The bride entered with her broth
r, Mr. john Warner, and was met at
the altar by the groom and his best
man, Mr.. Phillpots. She was never
more lovely than in her wedding
gown of white georgette, beautifully
embroidered. She wore an ornament
of rhinestones in her hair and carried
bouquet of brides roses showered
with valley lilies.
Immediately following the cere.
mony an informal reception was held
The brides book where the guests
registered was kept by Miss Evelyn
Warner. Later in the evening de
licious ice course was served
Mrs. Hussey as Miss Warner en-
joyed wide popularity and she has ;
host of friends who will regret hel
leaving Lanett. Mr.. Hussey holds q
responsible position with the Alaba.
ma Power Company and is located at
Tuscaloosa, where they will make
their home.
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey STAN
field, of Lagrange; Mrs. Will Brewer,
of Raymond, Ga; Mrs. w. C. What
ley, Flomaton, Ala; Mrs. Armine
Kellam, of Atlanta; Col B. H. Hill,
Atlanta; Messrs. Willard Price, Will
liam Hughes and Wiley Warner and
Miss Lena Wallace, of Ashburn.
Members of the groom's family
were unable to attend on account of
the serious illness of Mr.. Ed Hussey,
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Mrs. Bowles and Mrs.
Bowling Entertain

Mrs. Yancey Bowles and Mrs. w.
A Bowling were joint hostesses this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. BOWL
ing, entertaining with a heart-dice
party in honor of Miss Sarah Bowles,
whose marriage has been announced
for June .2nd. The rooms where the
guests were assembled were attrac-
lively decorated with Dorothy Per-
kins roses and pink canas. Seven ia
bles were arranged for the players
and at the close of the game a frozen
salad course was served. Mesdames
C. B. Watts and Ted Myers assisted
the hostesses in entertaining. Thirty
guests were present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack" Glover re-
turned from the Southeastern Hard
ware convention at Atlanta. Jack
was unfortunate in being absent at
the final meeting, when he was
awarded complete set of tires for
his Cadillac, which went to Tennes-
see dealer instead.
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H. o. +. S. Entertain.

A jolly 8th grade crowd assembled
last Friday night at the home OF
Madeline and Billie Perry, guests OF
the newly organized club of boys
called the H. o. T. S. The affair was
termed a kid party and a prize was
given for the costume voted best
from this standpoint. Owen Sea.
graves was awarded the honor.
Punch and sandwiches were served
Mesdames C. S. Perry and w. A.
Adams were the chaperones.
Those present were Madeline Per-
ry, Elizabeth Adams, Virginia Hale,
Matte Ola Fletcher, Willie Merrill,
LaRue Scarborough and Jesse Grant
ham, Richard McLendon, Jack Cole
man, Billie Perry, Owen Seagraves,
Few Maddox, Elmer Harper, Law
renee Manning
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Brown-Jernigan

6rOWn-Jefnlgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown of Sara
sofa, Fla, announce the marriage of
their eldest daughter, Miriam, to Mr..
Malcolm Calvin Jernigan, of Saraso-
ia. Miss Brown will be remembered
as Fitz-Hi graduate of the class of
'23 and living here most of her life
she has large circle of friends who
will be interested in her marriage.
Mr.. Jernigan, formerly of Georgia,
is holdin ga position with the West
Coast Lumber Co., in Sarasota and
is young man of sterling character.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jernigan will make
their home in Sarasota.
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u. d. c. Notice

The Ben Hill Chapter U. D. C. will
meet Friday afternoon at O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Jack Mayes on
S. Lee st. Mrs. Mayes, Mrs. A. B
C. Dorminey, Mrs. o. L. Bradshaw
and Mrs ]. H. Benton being joint
hostesses.
The following program in charge
of Mrs. S. G. Pryor, Sr., and Mrs. G
R. Womble will be given.
History of Ebert County-Miss
Dessa Fuller.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Chester Strick,
land, accompanied on piano by Mrs
j. G.. Williams.
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H. H. James, H. X. Sigh, E. D.
Paulk and Mr. Cox were in Cordele
Wednesday attending the address of
Mr. Sapiro on cooperative marketing.
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AT THE
g RAND
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
THE KISS BARRIER" with Ed
mund Lowe and Claire Adams. A
romance of love in war and peace.
Serial, SECRET SERVICE SAN
DERS" with Richard Holt and Anne
Little.
SATURDAY
Western Feature. Fox Comedy.
Serials, CASEY OF THE COAST
GUARD" and "ACE OF SPADES"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
THE SCARLET WEST" with an
all star cast, including Robert Frazer,
Clara Bow, Johnny Walker, Walter
McGrail, Helen Ferguson and Ruth
Stonehouse. The story of how ma
ton was made in the scarlet west.
Real Indians, real Frontierism, real
wild western horses. The one big
faithful perturbation of the land of
every true Americans dreams. Made
in the biggest western states with
the Rocky Mountains for a back
ground.
FOX NEWS and COMEDY.
10 and 20 cents.
WEDNESDAY
THE LADY OF THE NIGHT"
with NORMA SHEARER. A ro-
mantle drama of two girls of differ
ent strata of society who fall in love
with the same man.
AESOP'S FABLES and COMEDY.
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Frank James, of the Fitzgerald
Hardware Co. attended the sessions
of S. E, Hardware dealers ia Atlanta
and enjoyed his brief vacation.
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Fish will bite better if you will
disguise yourself as country boy.
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New fashions would be more COM
Portable if the weather wasn't so old
fashioned.
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Greenland is the largest island of
the world.
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Miss Lillian Dorminey has re-
turned from her school work in Fit.
Lauderdale to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Dorminey.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
DORSTAN HALL,
400 Caoroia Ave

DORSTAN HALL.
1900 Georgia Ave.
New building; Two apts, left. One ..s Of
cedsr 0re closets. % todo
side lights: tiled bath and shower; extra
large rooms corner apartment
2426 10Th ST.
Apt. Of four very large roc rooms s reception n'o.s,
space: aa sI ali outside rooms: corner apt; south
ern exposure; very reasonable rent.
THE ASHLEY,
2O38 18th ST.
Apt. q FIVE rooms and bath; newly SI,s dec; sss
month; elevator service.
1877 IRVING ST. |
Apt Of two kitchen td ps;S and ssh bath szh VII
redecorate.
1924 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen, reception hall and
@ Psception ON hall ali and and bath, s7S.5o and s'S
month.
1908 KILBOURNE ST.
Three rooms and bath, porch; new build
ing: $50 month.
322O WISCONSIN AVE.
Apt. Of two rooms, kitchen and bath. SEQ
month. One room. kitchen and bath. $50
221o 35th PLACE.
Two rooms kitchen and bath. sleeping
porch, h..w.h. cleo. S32 90 Apis. newly
decorated throughout
1913 18th ST.
ing G sicoye d and bath with porch: also one
Of three rooms. kitchen. dining alcove and
bath.
54O6 CONN. AVE.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. porch,
$50: two rooms. kitchen and bath. $40
month.
800 B ST. NE.
Excellent apt Of two rooms, kitchen and
bath: reception hall. $50 month.
615 F. ST. NV.
Four rooms and bath. $3.50 and $40,
800 WARDER ST.
Very desirable apt. Of four rooms and
bath. $3.50 month.
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
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THE RODMAN,

Conn. Ave. and Rodman st.
CLEVELAND Park-very desirable apt. Of
four rooms. reception hall. bath and porch.
SIS and $50 month.
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Just one half square from Dupont Circle
Apt. of two rooms. kitchen. breakfast porch.
bath and porch: mirrored doors: elevator.
Very reasonable rent. Will furnish II de-
sired.
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1924 CONN. AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen, reception hall and
bath $50 and S55. Three rooms kitchen
reception hall and bath. $77.oO and $'d
month.
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THE ROCKLEDGE,
1ds6 1O+h Ct N w

Apt. of two rooms. kitchen, reception han
and bath. us month. One OF one room.
Newly decorated: overlooking Rock Creek
Park See resident manager for inspection.
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1661 PARK ROAD NV.
New building. Two large rooma. kitchen.
bath. reception hall. $57.5O montn.

732 PARK ROAD NV.
Ants. of two rooms kitchen, bath and
porch. S52 so. Also apts. Of living room:
room, Kitchen and bath. $40.
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1920 MASS. AVE.

1920 MASS. AVE.
Just one-hah square from Dupont Circle
bath and porch: mirrorsd doors: eleyater or
Very reasonable rent. Will furnish II DC
sired.
THE RODMAN,
Conn. Ave. and Rodnan st.
Cleveland Park--very. desirable apt. Of
four rooms reception hall. bath and porch.
THE ROCKLEDGE,
2456 10th St. NV.
Apt Of kitche en re ans room nna
Newly decorated: overlooking Rock Creek
Park See resident manager for inspection.
16ol PARK ROAD NV.
New r.sDt1s ssns hall "? srsss Sonsh kitchen
732 PARK ROAD NV.
Apts. of two rooms. kitchen, bath and
Asq 2DsP sps' SeS q rits z,ns ssrss:Ins sHS
roem, ppeahiIRaist Kitchen h and d bath, s45.
9TH AND VARNUM SIS.
shower. % Corner apartment.
133 WEBSTER ST. NV.
ssa path GStsas ys% ESSm:S :Sodsss sHss.
Home Reasonable rent.
816 K ST. NV.
Four rooms and bath: $50 month month; three
rooms and BATH S45: janitor service.
THE WILTON.
1881 18th St. NV.
Ant. of four rooms. kitchen and bath. Sos
month.
Sll 10th ST. NV.
Central downtown. Three rooms. kitchen
and bath.
1878 IRVING ST.
Tyo:y fsssss as ct Se sse %Snss nSS%s and bath
945 LONGFELLOW ST.
New building. Apt. Of FIVE rooms and
bath, $50: with garage, $67 30; One OF two
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50 month.
N. L. SANSBl
l418 Eye Street NV.
Evening star., 1926-05-26

Apt, of two rooms. kitchen and bath. S4h
three rooms. kitchen and bath. 500. Will
redecorate,
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COLORED

o1o ID at. n,w.--l4 & b. $50. 90
T39 Morton st. n w -S r. & b.. h.-w.h. 1900
7IS Kenyon st. nW.-U r. & b.. ami. 1000
6II r ct. n.w.--lO r.. & b.. 49,. $500
81S Kastle Of. NET +. b.. anil. 300
k3I4 blk st. n.e.-5 rms. elec. ...... $500
400 x ct. se.-3 rooms. ......... 22.5o
l1O9 Congress st. n.e--4 rooms. 1000
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main .10G. e.5 18th ~. NV
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THE ASHLEY
2O38 18th ST.
l471 IRVING s

Apt. of fve rooms and bath. newly deco
rated S65 one of six rooms and BATH $40
month elevator service. '
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1 1871 VERNON NV.
Very desirable apartments of one room
kitchen and bath: rooms. kitchen and bath
and 9 rooms. kitchen and bath: S4b. $50
and sos.
Evening star., 1926-05-26

THE AUGUSTA.
CORNER NEW YORK 4 NEW JERSEY
AYES
Apt. 4l-2 r.. k. & b.
WITH RECEPTION HALL. $40 4,
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1908 KILBOURNE ST.
Three rooms and bath, porch: new build
ing; $50 month.
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9Th AND VARNUM SITS.

133 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Delightful apartments Of four and fve
rooms and bath; all outside rooms; excei,,
Home Reasonable rent
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Z416 18th ST.
Apt. of four very large rooms. reception
hall and bath: exceptionally large closet
space: all outside rooms corner apt; south
ern exposure very reasonable rent.
Evening star., 1926-05-26

New building. Two apis. left. One Q
two rooms. kitchen dining alcove and bath
S66 so month. One of four rooms ant
bath. $3.50. Cedar closets, double bracke
aide lights; tiled bath and shower: extra
large rooms: corner apartment.
Evening star., 1926-05-26
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY
1908 H STREET NV.

Three story modern build
ing with freight elevator
and three car garage in
rear, suitable for any busi-
ness. Alterations to suit
tenant.
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WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS & Co
Incorporated.
143o ST NV Main 4ROO
Evening star., 1926-05-26

KEW GARDENS,
200 Que ST. NV.
Attractive apartments Of one and two
rooms. kitchen and bath: also six rooms.
kitchen and bath. We have one very desir-
able apartment on the front of the build
ing containing six rooms. two baths, numer-
Gus large closets and a very large porch. We
also have several one-room, kitchen and bath
and two.room kitchen and bath apartments.
some facing Que st. and others facing q very
ATTRACTIVE garden. Rents very reasonable.
In excellent condition. All-night switchboard
service: resident manager on premises. Play
ground for children. Convenient to street
cars and bus lines
We invite your inspection.
B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 21OO 9c5 18th St NV
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1904 9th. ST. NE.
rooms kit d. a. and bath. .S35 90
| room kit. q. a. and bath. .-.... 5000
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1924 CONN. AVE. NV.
S rooms and bath. 500. @
9 rooms, kit. and bath. .......... 600
1 rodAl and bath ................ 500
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54O6 CONN. AVE.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. porch
$50: two rooms, kitchen and bath. S45
month,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07

A hedge In the form of s horse has been grown by an English veterinary.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07

lesque actor, and Henry Kothe, The slain persons were joint proprietors of the Three Hundred club in Free port,
 District Attorney Edwards said today that the indictment would probably be handed down within a week and that Kieterle's. trial would start soon after
 Kicferle, who came from Hack ensaek, N, J., three weeks ago, made a full confession Of the crime. ac- eording 10 MT, Edwards, saying he had been humiliated by Mrs, Wat son and Kothe until he felt that he was flower than a dog" He said he had been discharged for siding with customer against the proprie- tors in an argument over Mrs. Wat sons two pet dogs.
 Kieferle had been allowed to spend the night in the roadhouse after he was discharged and as he was leaving in the morning he had 10 pass Mrs. Watson and Kothe at the breakfast table. He told the police later that as he was going out
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
Annual Convention
 Of Patriotic Society

Miss Mary S, Whittiesey Of this city Is a member of tho committee of arrangements for the general court of tho Society of the Daugh- ters of Founders and Patriots of America which will be held at the Raleigh hotel Washington. D. C., April l5 The national president, Mrs. Charles bod Ward of New York City. will be in the chair After the officers reports have been read there will be a memorial strv- ice for the members who have died during the past year
 Connecticut members are greatly interested in the election. for Mrs, John Laidlaw Buel Of Litchheld is a candidate for national president and so far Is without rival for that office. There will be opportunity to greet her at the banquet Wednesday evening, to which all members and guests are welcome. Reservations must be made through Mrs. Quincy Adams Gates, 1oS Maryland avenue. N. E., Washington A reception will follow the banquet.
 Besides Mrs. Buel, and Miss Whittlesey. Connecticut will be rep resented officially by Mrs, N. D. Baldwin of Derby. state vice -presi- dent; Mrs. George B. Minor of Waterford, delegate; and Miss N, P. Marsh of New Haven, national councillor for Connecticut, Alter natives will he Mrs. Charles Arm strong of Bridgeport, Miss Florence Is. Nj, Crofut of Hartford. and Miss Emeline A. Street Of New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07

time fiddler" while Mir. Perkins, who says Call me Pop, that's all they know me by" accompanies him on the piano.
 The musicians were introduced as having been playing since the war of 1872 but contend that President J. M. Ward is slightly mistaken in his histsory, Old forgotten melodies were resurrhcted and kiwanians sat but not still. as their nerves tinglcd in tune with The Irish Washer. woman." Turkey iii the Straw" Devils Dream" Haste to the Wed ding" "Blacll,Eycd Susan" "swal- low Tailed Jig" White Cockade," Pop, Goes the Weasel" "The Girl I Left Behind Me" College Horn pipe" "Arkansaw Traveller" and others.
 The old time melodies proved a real thrill 10 the Kiwanans. Mem bcrs drummed on tables and on empty glasses while their feet tap. ped on the floor, beating time to the music. One man tried 10 call out dances, while another had q hard time to keep from demonstrating the steps.
 The attendance prize was awarded to Dr. l. R. Weir President Ward that two weeks from to- would be an evening meet ing at which women will be invited. \ Jesuit priest will talk on "A Sci entiflc Theoloeian's Opinion of Evo- lution."
 April E. all members Of the civic
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
SLAYER OF TWO IS
 HELD IN JAIL
Confessed Killer in Freeport
 Case to Be Indicted

Mineola, N, r., April ' Hl-Karl Kieferle, roadhouse walter who has confessed to double killing in an argument over s pair of pet dogs. was held without ball In the county jail today while preparations wsro made to have him indicted for mur- der in the first degree,
 kieferle surrendered 10 Freeport police yesterday and confessed to shooting to death his two employers, Mrs. William Watson. tstraneed wife of Sliding Billy" Watson. bur
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
OFFICERS TIICIED

Porter 4. Norton Vas elected rr.eilont of fh, Past Masters asso- oia'jon of H1rmony Lodce. A. T. and A, N,, last evening. Other officers wnra elected as follows. Nice-prcei- d'nt Tdwar4 I. Npneon; trcAsurrr. r, r, Wain~risht; secretary, John ". 1.ockntt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
OLD TIMERS THRILL
 KIWANIS CLUB MEN
Michael Murphy and "Pop"
 Perkins Revive Memories

Old time music formed the pro gram al the weekly meeting of the New Britain Kiwanis club al the Burritt hotel today, and to say the Kiwanians were thrilled, would be a conservative statement.
 The music was provided by Mi. chael Murphy aged 6o and Myron Perkins. aged 57, MT, Murphy who scorrs such modern and high ton. ed" ~erms as "violnist" Is an old
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07

sarcastic remark was made about the dogs and he lost his temper. firing five bullets Into the pair.
 Detectives searching the road house today discovered jawelry to tha value Of sl0.O00. which belonged 10 Mrs, Watson, and valuable sup ply of liquors, Tho latter was placed under police guard pending disposi- ton.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
'nUAKE DOTS DAMAGE

London, April R'-A dispatch 70 Lloyds from Horta, on the 17- land o' Fayal in tha Azores, reports that an earthquake vas felt there lnst evening, caurirg some damage. Tho shock lasted 25 seconds.
 Tho Cape iiChthons9 vas slightly damaged, some of tho prirms being broken. but the light Is continuing win reduced novcr.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
FLOOD AT NoRTHFIELp.

Sorthhcld. Vt. April Pl-Ths sixth serious fire to occur in North ileld since last October damaged the Odd Fellows block early today 10 the extent Of s75,ooo. The building was one Of tho principal blocks of the town. Adjoining wooden build ings were threatened before the frs was brought under control after tour-hour battle.