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New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
PadereNS ski Is Not Going
 To Poland, He Asserts

lavre France, May Za lPt-Iguaot Ian Pader"wsEl former premier ol Poland, ls on his way to his homo in Switz,rlaua He says he hes no in. teuuon Of returning to Poland and will not mix in politics anywhere.
 "I am going 10 my quiet home fin Switzerland, 10 rest and r~cuperate. ' said Paderewshi as he landed her, from the steamer Parts. T have nc other plans for the moment. Al any rate [ am not going 10 Polaud.'
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
MR. AND MRS. E. (. PLAIT
 HAVE ADOPTED ORPHANS
Win Provide Food, Shelter and Education For Two Near East
 Children For Year.

Mfr. and Mrs. r. c. Platt Of Grove Hill have adopted two Near East or phans. boy and girl. during the annual drive for s6.500 being con- ducted in this city by the Near East Relief association.
 Mrs. Platt has been in mission ary work and has visited the or phanaeos in the Near East and she says she is trying 10 advise her friends not to drop the work at this time but to stand by until tho finish Of the job, which will be just few years longer.
 William II. Judd. cashier Of the New Britain National bank is treas urer of the drive and checks can be mailed 10 him. One orphan can bc adopted for year for $1oO.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
GET COLUMBUS PAPERS

Madrid, May 29 Pl-The Spanish government has definitely acquired for Spain the collection of manu- scripts, maps and documents once belonging to Christopher Columbus A royal decree sanctioning the pur- chase of the collection from the Duke of Veragua, a direct descen- dant of Columbus, for about 1,000,. 1000 pesetas (about s155,00o) hat been signed by King Alfonso.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Naval Survey Plane in
 300 Foot Drop Into Bay

Mashileld, Oregon. May c9 P)- Seaplane No. Of the United States navy Alaskan survey expedition fell 300 feet int Coos Bay near here to- day. causing serious injuries to Pho tographer Peterson.
 The crash came when plano No. 1 in command Of Lieutenant Ben Wyatt, commander Of the expedition and plane No. in command of It. Wallace Dillon, were attempting Co reach land on Coos ay.
 A heavy mist was falling and No. made C sharp left turn to avoid crashing int Coos Bay coast guard station.
 Tho plane spun and went into a nose dive. falling into the entrance Of Coos harbor at the north ie'ty
 Plan" No. 1 landed safely and was towcl in.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Couple Almost Carried
 Over Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls. x. Y, May 22 CP' A man and woman narrowly escaped going over the falls carly today when their motor boat ran on submerged ice foe and the boa, caught on sandbar a' the head of Parsons island and was hell fast until rivermen reached 4 in another launch and brought 'he couple ashore. They were J. Gum ze,man and his mo'her-in-law.
 The woman's screams attracted attention of rivermen along the mainland shore and George $. Ncl- son and John Eberle put oui in Nci'son's mp'orhoat and succeeded ju oG,ctiug fhf rescue.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
MUSKEGON BOMB
 CASE PROCEEDS
Prosecutor Working Up Case Against Constable

Muskegon, Mich, May 29 tP) - county today pieCed together the cir cumstial evidence on which he said, will be based the case against Asa k. Bartlett, 2S year old Blue Lake township constable who is held in connection with the bomb explosion that killed three persons at Three Lakes tavern, a resort, Thursday.
 No warrant has been issued but the prosecutor said d charge of send ing bomb through the mail prob ably would be made against Bart lett today. The three bomb victims August Krubaech, his daughter Janet, and her fiance, William Frank. will be buried tomorrow.
 Dunn said he has established the fact that Bartlett on Wednesday purchased at the Montague post of fee near Muskegon, book of stickers of a type identical with the Stickers used to carry the address on the bomb package.
 We found a gun al the black smith shop operated by Bartlett, with the trigger missing" Dunn said. The trigger taken from the body of August Krubaech fits this gun. The bomb was exploded by means of this trigger and spring"
 Bartlett was the leader of the political opposition 10 Krubaech," Dunn added. He talked freely of his dislike for Krubaech, but said that while he would do anything to defeat him in an election, he would never think of sending a bomb to him."
 This was to have been the wedding day of 19-year old Janet Krubaecb and William Frank.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Boston University Girls
 On Outing Ousted by Fire

Plymouth. Mass. May 29 tP'- Fourteen members Of a Boston T'ui- r"rsi'y sorority havo h""n evic'"d b. fire from the cottage st Rocky Point where they had planned to spend the holiday
 An oil stove In tho Kitchen caught fire and inc girls wer" forced to flee wi't their h'longinEs as the haz" swept the huilIiuS. Thr management 9, a local hotel made arrangements for another cottage, and th" students pc,J-I 10 continue their outing. The burned building was !he property Of 'hc .ate Professor Walter II. SaarS ot ,hy Massachusetts Institu'" Of Technology.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
.TRUMBULL FIGHTS
 WATER DIVERSION
ObiGtlng StrenuOuSly to Bay
 State Proposals

Hartford, May 29 E9 - Creation of a commission to protect the in- terests of Connecticut because of the Ware river project in Massa- chusetts, which will affect the Connecticut river level and indus tries using its waters, will be rec ommendsa 10 the next session of the legislature by Governor TrumbulI, he indicated today.
 Official Protest The governor will act under the authority of his office. however, in taking steps 10 prevent imposition on the rights of this state should the Massachusetts legislature eventually decide that the waters Of the Ware and Swift rivers be diverted to the Boston metropoli- tan supply In the event the project Is begun before the general assem- ply meets here.
 The governor pointed out that he has sent official protest to Gov ernor Alvin T. Fuller and commit tees of the Massachusetts lcgisla- ture.
 Menace to Health
 Engineer Cabeb NJ. Saville, Of this city, representing Governor Trumbull. has appeared at commit tee hearings In Boston to explain that the diversion of the waters of the rivers in that state would lower the Connecticut river level and pos Sibly seriously hamper industries using It's waters. Danger to health of this state because of the lower ing of the river level has also been considered.
 Attorney General Healy has ad- vised Governor Trumbull that should it be found that the project seriously affects this state, the gov ernor would be amply justified in instituting court action to halt the project.
 Bill Already Passed
 The bill, which provides for tho taking of the waters of the two riv- CTS for the Boston supply. has been passed by both houses Of the Mas sachusetts legislature. Agreement on amendment concerning damag- es 10 property owners along the rivers and the signature of Governor Fuller are all that is necessary for the measure 10 become law.
 The situation at present, Cover nor Trumbull said, makes it appear that it will be necessary 10 raise a special commission at the next leg tslature to protect the states in terests. His office will act. how ever, he said. If construction Is be- gun before that time.
 Long Projected
 The Ware river project has been agitated for several years, and has always been protested by Connecti- cut interests. The bill providing authority for the diyerting of the waters of the two rivers from their course into the Connecticut has been the subject of much stormy debate in the Massachusetts Iegis- iature. The particular sections ai- lowing owners along the rivers to collect damages have been chiefly attacked. Under the construction planned, 1t Is estimated that from 10,0Q0,000 to 50,000,oO0 gallons of water a day would be taken from the rivers.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
City Items

Dr. A. M. Brodie of Washington, D. C.. who has returned from a trip around the world. will talk on Near East relief al the meeting of the Lions club next Tuesday noon. Members of tho Business and Pro- fcssional Women's club will be guests at the luncheon.
 Attorney Donald Gaffney has been notified that he has been appointed legal representative in New Britain for the Hartford Automobile club. This club has several hundred mem bers in tho city. F.. M. BeechAr of New Britain Is an official of the club.
 Frederic}: r. Gould of Utica, \. Y. is the guest Of his brother Ralph L. Gould, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. and Mrs. Gould in Belvidere.
 Mir, and Mrs. William c. Muller and George Douglas will 80 to Stam- ford this afternoon.
 Rev. pr. John F.. Klingberg has gone 10 Washington. where he will attend me unFelnnR or the monu- ment to John A. Ericsson.
 Mfr, and Mrs. John E. Weakley have returned from Newport, R. l., where they attended the opening Of Q new hotel. the Viking, by the American Hotels Corp.
 The infant son Of Mfr. and Mrs. Vincent Golcmb Of 2S Booth street died at New Britain General hospital last night Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery this morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. Lifshitz Of Hawkins street have as their week end guests Mrs A. Fielman, Mir. and Mrs. I. Glass and Miss Evelyn Glass of New York city.
 Asa Brown Of Kensington will motor to New York over the holi- days.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
EICHARDS DEFEATED

Paris. May % Pp-paul Fercf French tennis player today defeated Vincent Richards the American star. in 'he deciding set of their match of the Franco-American competition, which was interrupted yesterday by rain. T'rei won the first set yester- iay 6-& ,osiuE the second set 4-G and won tho deciding set today I6-lA
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
HONORS FOR DEAD
 IN NATIONS WARS
Continued from First Page)

members for Monday and an effort will be made to get every ex-service man and woman in the city out for the annual occasion Of honor to the city's war dead.
 Flags on masts throughout the city should be flown from sunrise to sunset Monday. They should be flown at half mast until noon and then at full mast for the remainder of the day. The proper manner to half mast a flag is first to draw 1t to the top Of the mast and then half mast It.
 Central Park Exercises
 Chief of Staff Jackson today an- nounced the program for the Me morial exercises in Central park Monday immediately after the parade ends.
 Following is the program:
 America selection by the Eddy-Gloyer post, American Legion band.
 Invocation. Rev. Theodore A. Green, pastor of First Congrega- ttonal church.
 Logan's orders, read by Rev. Dr. W. C. Hill, pastor of the South Congregational church.
 Presentation of wreaths by the Women's Relief corps, the c. A. R. and several other organizations
 Lincoln's Gettysburg address, by Frederick c. Chamberlain.
 Address by Mayor Gardner c Weld.
 Star Spangled Banner" by the Philharmonic band.
 Benediction by Rev. Matthew J. Traynor pastor of St. Mary's church.
 Taps"
 Firing Of volley.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Harvard Debaters Are
 Leaders in the East

Amherst, Mass May 20 PI - Harvard university today was de- clared the leader of the eastern h. tercollegiate debating league for the last season at the annual meeting of the league here today. Brown was awarded second place and Dart moth third.
 NJ. E. Preus of Dartmouth was elected president Of the league to succeed F. s. Noble Of Amherst, and E. w. Shugg Of Princeton was chosen vice president.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
AzIz GRoITo CEREMONIAL,

Members of Aziz Grotto held their annual spring ceremonial at Odd Fellows hall last eve ming. A short parade led by the drum corps and patrol marched from the Grotto hall to Odd Eel lows hall. There were stunts after the initiation and several boxers from Kid ..allan's training camp in Meriden put on exhibition bouts.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
WILL OF ANTHONY BELCHUME

The will of Anthony Belchume was approved by Judge Bernard F. Gaffney in probate court today. He leaves money on deposit in banks to his son, Joseph. in trust for the benefit of his daughter, Dorothy, and at her death it is provided that the balance be divided among the fol- lowing children: Joseph, Nellie, Eva and Benjamin Belchume. Joseph Belchume Is left property on Henry street; Nellie and Eva Belchume property on East street. and Benja- min Belchume property on Main street.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Explains Why People
 Take Up Cigarettes

Beliot, Wis, May 29 P)-Cigaret smoking is not drug habit. but is taken up by the individual because Of the working of an inferiority complex, Prof. Olen Deweerdt, head of the department Of psychology at Beloit college. hopes to prove by m experiment being made by a group of college students.
 Prof. Deweerdt believes that indi- viduals begin to smoke and continue to do so because they consider themselves "out of things and queer, if they don't. Nine college students in phychology courses are engaged in the experiment.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
OFFERS FREE MEDICAL
 SERVICE TO BOYS CLUB
hiwaniS President Will Announce Wednesday That Club Physi-
 Cians Win Aid Boys

Free medical service to the New
 Britain Boys club has Teen ar
 ranged by the Kiwanis club. and will be announced by President J..
 NJ. Ward al the meeting next We'd
 nesday. The Kiwanis club has among its membership q number Of physicians ranging from general practitioners to specialists and dent ista. The service Is understood to apply to boys who arr injured or
 taken Ill while in the club.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
FOUR NEGRO BOYS
 HELD AS BANDITS
(Continued from First Page)

Bauer. Reed was picked up at his home In Wetherst1eld early this morning and the state police ob- tained statements involving the Hartford pair and 1t was not long before the officers were at the Mills home. Arthur Mills Was brought 10 police headquarters shortly after s o'clock this morn ing and Leslie was brought in shortly afterwards.
 Numerous Holdups
 The Bauer holdup is not the first 10 be reported to the police. The lonely sections Of Wethersfeld roads have been particularly invit- ing for gangs to waylay motorists, and 1t is said that money and iowelry have been taken. It Is also reported that about ten days ago q driver of a car was tied and his companion carried from the ear and into a wooded section, but succeeded in making her escape. At this time the assailants were not appTehended
 Killebrew and Reed have been employed as drivers by the Vein stein wholesale fruit and produce house in Hartford. They have ire quently been picked Up by the po- lice for various offenses. as have also the Millers, but have escaped punishment up 10 this time.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
POnzi Will Have to Go
 To Prison Up in Mass.

Boston, May % IHN--EXceptlons taken by Charles Ponzi, postal coupon money maker, to his sentence for conspiracy to commit larceny were overruled yesterday by the full bench Of the state supreme court.
 In July, 1925, Ponzi was sentenced in superior court to seven to nine year term in states prison as "a common and notorious thief" fol- lowing his conviction of conspiracy to commit larceny from investigators in his coupon scheme.
 Ponzl who Is now in Florida, will have to serve the sentence should he come within the courts jurisdic- ton,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Moroccan War to Be
 Pushed Vigorously

Madrid. May o9 Pl-The war Of ios in tts announcement today said that military operations against the dissidont Boukkouya tribesmen ir Morocco were imminent. Tt was added that the disarmament of the Beni Said. Boni rHchex, Beni Tu- gin. Beni l'riaeuel and Tensaman 'ribnsmcn is r. progress.
 Som" of the BoukkOuyas are said 10 appear D b" willing to submit 10 The Spauards hut others are still hostile.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
ITALY INIpERIAIJSTJC

Rome, May 29--Italy is an imper- iallstic nation, Premier Mussolni told the senate last night. But, he added, her imperialism. for from be- ing aggressive, explosive or in prepa- ration for war, is the peaceful, intel lectual, cultural and economic ex- pression of a great nation arriving somewhat late at its maturity.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
COSGROVE RELEASED

Judge R. W. Alling today signed an order far the release of Thomas Cosgrore from Hartford county Jail, and placing him on probation to pay the balance of q fine of slo0 and costs. Cosgrove, whose home Is In Hartford, was found guilty on May 14 Of driving an au- 'omobilc while under influence o' liquor and was fined sl00 and costs and sentenced 10 ten days iu Jail.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
An Foon, Noted Chinese
 Track Gambler. Is Dead

New York, May 29 t4l-Ah Foon, slight and dapper Oriental who for a generation. was looked upon as in" silent wise man" of New York and Maryland race tracks, is dead.
 For years he had been credited with betting as high as $&0,000 in one day for himself and his daily average was generally $10,00o.
 His v'on groomed figure, with a walking stick tucked under one arm, vas considered lucky omen at the Belmont race track by white men who attempted 10 follow his betting.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Would Limit Teaching
 By Presbyterians

sharon, Pa, May 29 A proposal that instructors in schools and col leses, supported by the United Pres byterian church. be required to pledge themselves to refrain from teaching anything contrary to the beliefs Of the church was before the 6Sth annual general assembly for disposition today.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
J. IT. Dillon Critically III

John II. Dillon of 99 West street lies at the point of death this morn ing practically all hope being aban- doned for his recovery. He Is well known, being a pew rent collector at St. Mary's church for many years and an employe Of Landers, Frary x Clark company for the past 53 years. He has been In coma since last night.
 Rev. Walter J. Lyddy of St. Mary's has given Mir. Dillon the last rites of the church.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
S2OO,0OO Fire Ravages
 St. Louis 10 Cent Store

East St. Louis, H., May 29 Gp)-- Fire believed to have been caused by spontaneous combustion, early today caused damage estimated at $20O,- o00 to the East St. Louis store Of Woolworth and company and the Jamerson Piano company Six en- zine companies were on the scene.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
DUGGAN HOPS OFF

Havana, Cuba, May 20 LPl-Bcr- nardo nuggan, Argentine aviator flying from New York to Buenof Aires, who arrived here yesterday from Miami, left this morning for Guantanamo. Cuba.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
Evangeline Booth Has
 Very Restless Night

New York, May 29 Pl-Com- .mander Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army, who is critically i'll lat her home near White Plains, spent very bad night, according Ito statement issued today at the army headquarters. This morning, however, she seemed somewhat re- lowered.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
King of England Greets American Army Marksmen

London, May 29 LP)-klng George shook hands yesterday with the marksmen of the 107th United States infantry when they were presented to him at Buckingham palace. The marksmen are to participate in the National Rife Association's rompe- ton at Bisley.
 Speaking to the men as a group, King George. smilingly remarked: You do not expect me to say hope you will win. I certainly do not, but I do hope the match will be very close"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
BRINGS SUIT FOR S1,500,

David Levin. doing business as the New Britain Plumbing Supply Co. has brought suit through Nair & Nair against J. E. Kilbourne, claim ing $1,500 damages. The writ is re- turnable In the city court the first Monday of June. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz has attached real estate of the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
WEATHER OUTLOOK

Washington. May 29 LP)-Weather outlook for the week beginning on Monday:
 North and middle Atlantic states: partly cloudy with a probability of occasional local showers; temper ature will average above normal in interior and about normal on coast.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
''Swede" Oberlander Is
 HOnored by Classmates

Hanover, x. H., May 29 P)- Swede" Oberlandor. Dartmouth football star and All-American half back, has been chosen the man who has done most for his college. The seniors picked him in their annual elections. "Swede." otherwise An drew J. Oberlander, comes from Everett, Mass.
 Mass
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY AT F. o.

The post office will make no de 1iveries Monday. The registry. gen. erai delivery and stamp windows will be opened for a half day only. The regular holiday collections will he made.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
MRS. MALLORY WINS

Chiswick, England, May 29 P}- Mrs. Molla Mallory, American tennis star, today won the Mddlesex singles championship by defeating Miss Gwendolyne Sterry, in the finals 6-S. 1-G. 6-R
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
MUNITIONS DEPOT BLOWS UP

Sac Paulo, Brazil, May 29--Twen- ty civilians and two officers were killed and undetermined number of persons injured when the muni- tlons depot of the first regiment of the state guard blew up yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
CIRCUS HERE JUNE r.

Christie Bros. five ring circus will be exhibited in this city on June r. It will show al Vibberts' lot on Stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

Boston Exchanges, SS,00O,Ooo; balances, 39,000,000.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-29
TREASURY STATEMENT

Treasury balance ..... s26S,s51,49
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Advance Spring Models Included

We might sound foolish if tried to do them Justice
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D. A. R. BILL REPORTED,
BUT ACTION is DELAYED
Measure to Permit Greater Expen-
diture in Capital Goes to New
Senate Committee.

y bill 20 amend the law under
which the National Society of Daush-
terS of the American Revolution was
incorporated by increasing from 81
800 900 to So 900 600 the amount
which might be expended by the or
GaniZation in the District was favor
ably reported Ia the Senate Monday
by Chairman Smoot Of the finance
committee.
Senator Smoot asked for immediate
consideration. but Senator Walsh of
Montana inquired if such an amend
ment should not he considered by the
Judiciary committee. After brief
discussion Senator Smoot withdrew
the report. requested that the finance
committee he discharged from consid
era tion of the matter, and moved that
it he referred To the judiciary commit.
tee.
In bringing in the report Senator
Smoot explained that the original law
limited the organization : expenditure
to 81 500 600. which limit has been
reached in the building which the D.
y +. now mas in Washington. and
that the proposed amendment is in.
tended merely TO increase the limita
ton which the orGanizatio may eX'
pend to s. 900 900 To permit II To
build further.