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New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
ACTRESS DENIES
 SHE'LL MARRY JEW
In Fact Flo Hart Says She
 Hasn't Been Asked

New York, March 30 R'--Flo Hart, the actress, denied yesterday that she Ii married 10 ttac, Weln' berger, son yS Dr. Moses Wcinbcrgcr a rabbi FG2 said;
 "l am tF.ab)y keen about Mack. There is no ono else l could like one-third p4 much, But am not married. As mater of fact, h. has not as-Id me-"
 That hs .g Jew and she q Cath olic would be no drawback to their lasting friendship, she added,
 Weinhcrgor's father, however, is reported 10 bo walking the floor at his home, crying out:
 My God, why hast Thou for salien me-"
 WcinherEer Is in Kansas City where he is said 10 be on tho verge of nervous breakdown as a result Of the news. 1Te and Flo held q long-distanCc conversation Sunday night, but sho will not tell what they talked about.
 "Ycs, we talked over the tclc- phono," sho admitted, but mar riarc was not mentioned, I asked him to hurry home because I miss him. We always go everywhere To- gether."
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
CONSCIENCE OF ROBBER
 LANDS HIM IN TOLLS
Bristol Youth Returns Money He and Brother Stole and Both
 Arc Arrested

Conscience and q wave of return ing honesty brought about the ar rest of Robert Brouker, 21, of Woodbine street, Bristol, yesterday when he attempted to return $55 which he and his brother had stolen from the confectionery store on Nicholas Fclis In New Haven Satur- day evening. The two mon held up Felis at the point Of a gun, took the money from q cash register cut the telephone wires and made q clean getaway, but Robert Brouker pondered long upon the evil aspects of their crime. Finally he decided 10 relieve his conscience by return ing the money and yesterday aft crnoon he recntcred Feliss store and engaged the proprietor in con- rcrsation. He then started to hand the stolen bills back 10 their owner. but as he did 20 he was ar rested by New Haven policemen and his efforts at restitution had gone awry.
 He told tho authorities of the To- cation of his brother, Raymond Brouker, q. and the latter was taken into custody late in the aft 1 crnoon by Bridgeport detectives. The two are being held under $2.500 bonds on the charge of robbery while armed.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
BURBANK VICTIM OF
 WORRY OVER RELIGION
Hines Attributed To Nervous Strain Brought About Ny
 Statement.

Santa Rosa, Cal. March 80 R,- Luther Burbank, originator of new horticulture and the author of some striking new theories on the hereafter, is slowly mending from q slight but persistent illness brought about by nervous strain arising from the Jurors created hy his recent statements of the final destiny Of men.
 The attending doctors cautioned rest and quiet in order that a tired heart might rest and jadcd nerves might be restored to something like their original vigor. In the mean time, letters and telegrams piled up in an adjoining room--answers to Mir, Rurhanks statements on re- iigion.
 He slept at periods last night and had an unbroken period of four hours slumher today. His pulse temperature and respiration are satisfactory. although there Is some abdominal pain which is engaging the particular attention of his phy- sician, pr. Joseph II, Shaw. The symptoms are serious for man of Mir. Burbank's age, pr. Shaw indi- catod, but the distinguished patient appears 10 be slowly mending and fig responding to treatment in q satis- factory manner.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
SI5O,0OO LAWSUIT
 IN BRIDGEPORT
Real Estate Deal Is Basis Of
 Legal Action

Bridgeport, Conn.,, March 30 tEA Claimed failure to carry out an agreement to improve Chmmone island, in the Norwalk harbor, procipitated n s150,000 civil action filed in superior court today by Warren F, Smith, NorwalE, against the Sheffield -On-t -the-Sound com pany Of New York city.
 Twenty-Five years ago, Smith says, he transferred bonds of the Fair. field County Golf club worth s15,- 900 10 the defendant company, to- gcther with his title In Chimmons island.
 Tho Sheffield company, 1t is de. cIared, in return, were 10 build ten houses on the island. sell them and after the expenses of building had been deducted, turn the remainder of the money over to Smith with a reconveyance of the remainder Of inc island land. This agreement, it Ia claimed. was not lived up to by the defendant company.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
RECAPTURED AFTER ESCAPE
Bedford Reformatory Girls Stole
 Car that Stalled Too Soon

Bedford, N. Y, March S0.-Four girls from the State Reformatory for Women, who ovcrpowered q matron and escaped Sunday night. were 'hack at tho institution today.
 They made the mistake of stealing an automobile whose gasoline tank was nearly empty. Officials found them seated in the stalled car on d road only few miles from Bedford. The prisoners ranged in age from eighteen to twenty one.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
PLANS FOX EIIiiII

Lon lon, March go lPJ-Thc Durh- oss of York has "Wakrn'J sentiment in England hy deciding that hnr ,r~t baby, which is op'otrI u'Nt month, shall be born in the d,.rhrss' u,,1 childhood l'lrpol. in the town housr Of h.r father, fine Earl or Suathmorc.
 The duchess and her husband who is 'n, s,.oud son of he BnrisI soyorrigu>, ar, shortly to move into this housr Nhicn is in Hruton street m rh" Mayfair quarter of London The durh' ss' old room js wfc one a' 'e. hark Of 'h" house, abo}' 8 pheasant )ittI" gio,n.
 SoIu" of rh, 'or}'s servants 0ht ha>c known tHr ,Iuch.-~ sine" rhi1 hood are rc1najnju@ with l,r and th' 4uk..
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
r%OEIN MURDER >l-SPiC1

Peoria. H.. March "n lP-Harold Mod"ars, .f }oar clI arm cmplo, r.. vas being hold for qucs iouinE todar in connection with fN" mysterious death of Mrs. Mona shay 29 found slain along a country load on Sun day. He vas arrested last night. Dorothy Phillips, half-sistor ot Mrs. Shay. whose Identification was not positively made until late yesterday. told authorities that N"dca"is had been sweetheart cC Mrs Shay since her separation frCw h'r husband. Jam,s shay and that he had fr'- quently threatened her, Miss Phil lips sail Mrs. Shay was tn havo met Mrlcaijs in Peoria on Sunday to drive to 'n, homo Of Grant shay, her fathrr.in-law af Dal"van.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
WONDERFUL. NEW REMEDY
 FOR YOUR ACHES AND PAINS

famous trainer, Mike Martin, the man who for years was trainer Of the New York Yankees" Cincin- natl Reds" Columbia University. etc. and who now is trainer of Washington's 1924-o5 American League Champion Baseball club.
 It Is called Mike Martins iLn!- mont. Local drug stores are fcatur- ing 1t. Any person suffering with aches pains. lame back, rheumatism, swollen joints. stiffness, nculalgia or neuriiis should got bottle. If is pheasant 10 us". neynr stains, and by rubbing a little into the sore, stiff, achy parts you get almost magic re lief.
 Ball players often catch cold get stiff. sore or bunged up and come from a good rub with Mike Martins Linimcnt as lively. full Of pop and ginger as anybody could Wish. Watch them sCampcr and pranco ia rain or shine. You'd never dream they ever had m ache or pain in their lives. Mix" Martin by making this linimcn' available to the gen erai public in drug stores is doing a great thing Tor those who suffer, If reader llyrs out of town and drug 2i,t hasn't if. write Mike Martin. Ball Park. Washington, D. C., and ha will send large family size bottle with full directions, parcel post, for $l. Druggists sell smaller size trial bottles for few cents.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
H. s. Graduation Garb
 Will Be Cap and Gown

The cap and gown were formally adopted by the senior high school graduating class at a meeting held this morning in the auditorium, more than two-thirds of those voting cast ing their ballots in favor of this in- noyation. The agitation for the cap and gown has been carried on for about q month at the school and q large majority of the seniors favored it at an informal ballot held last week. These formal graduation gar ments will be costly if purchased outright, but they can be rented for $2.50, thus reducing the expense.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

ton to assist in finding the person or persons who broke into the Joseph Metcalf tomb. probably last Thursday night and sought to pry off a stone slab that closes a niche containing the casket Of Mrs. Met calf
 Entrance to the tomb was gained by breaking a beautiful stained glass window. Apparent motive for the break is lacking, Secrecy was main- tained by the Cemetery association until late yesterday when 1t was de- cided to offer O reward of sb0o for the arrest of those responsible. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
MISSING MAN RETURNING
Newark, \. J., Resident. Found at Kansas City. Leaves With Brother

Kansas City, Mich,, March 30 UD His identity determined and his memory partly recovered. Benjamin Frank Hmsch, 26, who had been suffering from loss Of memory since last Friday night. will leave tonight for his homo in Newark, x. J. Hr will be accompanied by a brother who came here from Newark in rc- spons" 10 tclegrams from police and hospital authorities.
 Hirsch had been missing from Newark since March IT, While building q fire in the furnace of his home there that day he received q blow on the head from T poker that frll from the wall. lIe left home that night and his relatives had since hc'n condurting nauon-upd" search for him.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
BANkRIpTCY PETITIONS

New Haven. March 30 - Bank 'uptcy petitions filed here today by John Schiller, of 4i2 Atlantic street, 5 Gmford, list no assets and liabili- jos of $l,0H.4G, and by Wilfrcd Slbourin, proprietor of Yc Choco- ate Shoppe in Norwich. assets of |539.50 and liabilities Of S2,899.34.
 Patrick J. Barron. steam filters helper of Hart ford has no assets and liabilities of $9,5S9.G0.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Let Tanlac restore your health

Y your body is all fagged-out and run down, if you are losing weight steadily, lack appetite, have ro strength or cncrgy-why not let T@n)ac help you back to health and strength?
 So many millions have been ben nljurd by Inc Tanlac treatment, so maDy thousands have written 10 testify 10 that effect that it's sheer iully not to make the test.
 Tanl0c, you know, is a great natural tonic and builder. q com pound, after tho famous Tanlac for muiu of roots, barks and herbs. II puIscs the blood stream, revitalizes tha digestive organs and enables the sjckiy body 10 regain its vanished weigh;
 You don't need 10 wait long to g"t rssults. Tanlac goes right to ;h" seat of trouble. In a day or so you rcte Il vast difference in your rordition. You have more appe- lite, s'ocp better at night and the color begins 10 creep back into your washed out checks.
 Don't put off taking Tanlac an- other precious day. Step into the nearest drug store and get q bottle of this world-ram0us tonic. That's tho first important step back 10 health and vigor. Every days de .lay means unnecessary suffering, for Tanlac starts to clean out and tone mp inc system right away. And hy acting promptly you will avoid
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Boxers, Sailing, Now May
 Lose Their Share of Cash

Trenton, x. J., March 50 Pl- Spencer Gardner os Providence, R, l.. and Babe Ruth of Philadelphia, 'eatherweights, today sand to lose :hrir purses for a bout here last night, which was stopped In the fifth ;ound when the referee charged both boxers with stalling. Boxing in iooctors held up the money Of both boxers and an investigation will be sarted today by State Boxing Com missioner Newton A. K, Bugbee. It. aas claimed that Gardner and Rurh aero pulling their punches and .iat neither tried 10 win.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Head of Fascist Party
 Directorate to Retire

Rome, March 30 R--The national directorate Of the Fascist party met thls morning under tho presidency of Alberto Farinacci. who announced that he would present his resignation as secretary general at tonight's meeting of the Fascist grand council, He declared he considered the mis- sion to which he had pledged him self upon assuming the post had been completed.
 The other members of the d. rectorate decided unanimously to resign with Farinacci in order to af-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Mir. and Mrs. Johnson Are
 Married for 25 Years

Mr. 2nd Mrs. Martin Johnson Of GS BeldrB street celebrated their silver welding anniversary al their home Saturday evening. About 7j friends and relatives Wcr" present and they presented Mr. and Mrs Johnson with q purse of silver.
 Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were mar rlcd in Hartford by Rev. Trmcon and have been residents Of this city for the past 90 years.
 MT, Johnson is employed at Ihc lnion Manufacturing company. They have three children Miss Julia and Miss Amy Johnson and Elmer, d stud nj at Carnegie Institute, Pitts bur%h
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

The linimcnt they us" out at the rll park works like lightning and n a iilfy relieves aches. pains, stiif- less or swollen joints due to sprains, rheumatic troubles. nouritis, neural :ja. etc. A thousand times each )5e,bulI srason tbis wonderful liri- n.nt does ifs work in big league rorrssioual and amateur baseball |"clrS and vt this Gnimcnt they LIS" so mild il wouldn't harm haby's tsin and nrvcr hlistrrs no matter .,-, much you rub tt in or bandasc 1 ED.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
firm their complete solidarity.
NEW CABINET FORMED.

Bucharest, Rumania, March 30 Pl General Fofoza Averesco today formed e cabinet to succeed that Of Premier Bratiano, which resigned last Saturday The new ministry was presented to King Ferdinand to take the oath of office at noon.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
FLASHES OF LIFE: BERLIN POLICE
 TO STOP PUBLIC FASTING SHOWS

iucers and playwrIghts for Sbo,00O a year.
 New York Nathaniel Flaw 'horne's grandson Is doing well in his youth at art, A picture by flf- -year-old Hawthorne Lewis smith of Mount Vernon. N. Y, who never took painting lesson has been sold for SEQ at an cxhi. bition. That was the artists price,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
DUKE OF ORLEANS BURIED

Palermo, Sicily. March 30 Up - The body of Louis Philippe. Duke of Orleans and pretender to the French throne who died at his villa here Sunday, was given provisional burial in the Ste. Urisule cemetery today.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Graveyard Ghouls Break
 Into Tomb at HOlyOke

Holyoke. Mass, March 80 Pt-- The police have been appealed 10 by the Forestdale Cemetery associa-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30
Liniment They Use on Big League Ball Players Like
 COveleSkie
' TOPS ACHES, PAINS,
 STIFFNESS QUICKLY

Fig ,,a@'l" baseball t.ls like Walter "hu@on, l. Il e k Y |lrrie, Ty Cobb, { urg" Si>lor, Gov '' sl,i" and others.
 t.uot afford 10 be aid up with uch"s. JtiuS. swollen joints > ,tllfuoss a singh lay. so they must Use the best remedy
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Albany, N. Y. --- Al Smith. like 'he Prince of Wales, Princess Vic toria and Gabrielle D'Annunzio, is laid up with complications after a cold. Some of the leading figures on the Eialto want him to keep peace between the Broadway pro
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

" SoutN Af-iro natiHc 'o'tors nfaw irta 'ar cars Of th.ir IrlntS 70 driRo ont d,1i,s.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Los Angelcs-Leland L. Duncen. who with his wife owns Rin-Tin- Tin, movie dog. is being sued for divorce on the ground of cruelty 10 the Mrs. not the dog.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

Berlin --- Now that Mir. Jolly has Iundo a record of fl days for a fast In a glass cage there will be no more such endurance tests in public. The police regard them as nuiSunces.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

further loss Of energy and weight due to your present run down con- dition. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

ly The A'aoalat@ Press,
 New York Eddie Narrell, young intloldcr of the Giants, and three of his brothers are dentists.
 Providence, R. l. They raise wrestIers at Somers, Conn. Frank Sp"lman, lr, is now captain of the matmcn at Brown university a5 two brothers were before him.
 Rome Helen Wills Is having q wonderful time, Prncesses and duchesses and divinity students are docking 10 sec her play and they arc enthusiastic over her beauty aS well as ability.
 New York - William Wright, a real butter and egg man from Dunstan Corner Maine, is regard ed by sculptors for whom he has posed as n perfect specimen of q Greek god. He wants his address concealed whilo he Is In town be- cause of many nVsh notes he re- ceived after posing for a statue Of Adam.
 St. Louis Harry Ludwig Is sorry now he has the reputation of eating seven pork chops and half dozen GETS for brCnkfnSt JIe vos nabbed by detectives looking for one Harry Jacobs, q heavy cater, l Mantel on fraud charges.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-14
John W. Weeks

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-14
WITH EDITORS
THE RUINED RUNEs OF SPOKANE
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-14
Sixteen Years Ago

R. L. Van Dusen left for Ell Paso
yesterday on short business
trip.
Miss De Esta Cook Iert yester-
day for Los Angeles on a months
vacation.
John G. Greenway, in company
with Colonel Powell, made his
first inspection of the C. and A.
smelter yesterday since he sue
ceeded Colonel Powell as general
manager.
Alexander Dye, American consul
at, Nogales, spent yesterday in
town on business.
T. M. Smith of the Copper Queen
store office force, left yesterday
for Ocean Springs, Miss, to visit
relatives.
G. H. Dowell, formerly with the
Copper Queen smelter here, but
now superintendent of the Old Do
minion at Globe, arrived in Doug
las yesterday
Mrs. Arthur Houle and two chill
dren left last night for Ell Paso
and Chicago, where she will visit
friends.
District Attorney Williams and
Court Reporter Walker arrived IN
town last night from Bisbee.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-14
Heroes Of the Navy

The United States has
number of serious accidents
been lost The loss of the dge Shenandoah with
appalling loss of le the
the City escaping and
the Denmark
another Prior
the date many
war; There to have been no to
avoided
the bucklng of the craft
craft into pieces tumbing
which cruising was
according all testimony the sub was
Lightning explosions
in arsenal.
When the Shenandoah according testimony
survivors, the duty
post death unfinchngy un
complainingly, unaad
found to be when the hull the s5
after months of effort and owed into Brooklyn
the bodies of the Is
found to be positions that gnied that
of the that
completely his
at of the valves manipulation
another had been closing hatchways.
Navy Monday investigation
every
who duty running away
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his in
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which
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-14
BSAt{1I3S5

There are honest men in the world.
In Middletown, N. Y, prohibition
agent went bankrupt.
Count your toes after swimming in
strange swimming hole.
The bee is awfully busy People adj
mire him. Yet very few people care to
associate with the bee.
In Paris the women should erect
statue to the chef who stabbed man
for criticizing the dinner.
In London a man left $75O,OOO to an
orphans home which is the nearest
you can come to taking your money
with you.
A Chicago club woman claims she
has been married As years without
having new dress. Show this to
your wife
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-14
ARIZONA GRAPE
WEEK, JULY 10
TO "a, PLANNED

PHOENIX, July 13.-Plans for an
Arizona Grape Week. to be observed
July 10 to "a as a means of bringing
Arizonas unusually large and unusual
ly choice grape crop to the attention of
residents of the state have been
launched by the Arizona Industrial
congress in cooperation with farm bu-
reaus and chambers of commerce of the
state.
"Have you had your 10 pounds of
grapes?" will be one of the weeks out
standing slogans, for farm bureau Of
ficials report the total Arizona grape
crop this season will amount to four
million pounds or 10 pounds for every
Arizonan. However, it is pointed out
that this is very small average for
the season, and that consumption of
grapes in the state probably amc
to much higher figure each year,
that the entire crop can be used at
home if Arizonans will specify the
Arizona product.
Arizona Grape Week" will come as
sequel to Arizona Potato Week" OBJ
served last month, with such success
the early new potato of southern sec
tions of the state was marketed at
home, with resultant savings to both
grower and consumer. The idea Of
grape week" is the same-Arizona has
the grapes, the best grapes in the
country, as evidenced by the fact that
they are topping the New York mar
ket, and everyone will benefit if they
are eaten at home.
Wholesale producd houses of the
state have pledged their support to the
informal educational campaign, and
chambers of commerce and civic clubs
will join in creating widespread public
observance. Arizona grapes incident
ly, are also well adapted for jelly, pre-
serves and the like, and a number of
recipes for their use in this way have
been furnished to merchants and COM
mercial bodies for the benefit of Ari-
zona housewives.
Sponsors of the week, in making the
announcement, added one more point
ARIZONA grapes are on the market now
and will be for some weeks to come
You needn't wait for grape week to
get acquainted with them"