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Evening star., 1927-08-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he Health Department in the past "a hours
Benjamin F. and Lille B. Frick. boy.
Charles B. and Evelyn Scrimgeour.. roy.
Henry M. and Edith W. Steece. boy and
.iri twins.
Cecil W and Helen s. Taylor. girl
Samuel q. and Evelyn Moy, boy;
Hency D. and Elizabeth Lyles. girl.
Phillip and Clementene Porham: boy.
James and Bette Newhurn. boy.
Tonic F. and Jessie Wallace. girl.
Walter L. and Rosa B. Wallace, boy.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
Mrs. Mueller and Thomas Winter.
myer Gain Freedom.

Mrs. Florence Mueller was today
awarded final decree of absolute
divorce from Robert A. Mueller. The
decree, signed by Chief Justice Mccoy,
requires the husband to pay SIS
monthly for the support Of their child
and a counsel fee Of $3.50 to Dora
Palkin. attorney for the wife.
The chief justice also signed final
decree of absolute divorce in favor of
Thomas c.. Wintermyer from
Josephine NJ. Wintermyer because Of
alleged misconduct of the wife. At
torney David V. Riordan represented
the husband
Evening star., 1927-08-26
ROME INVITES AMERICA.
Wants Producers and Exhibitors al
Turin Affair in November.

The Italian government Yesterday.
through the State Department, invited
American producers and exhibitors to
participate next November in Turin
in international exhibitions to be held
there.
Subjects to be included are horticui
ture, fruit farming, flower gardening,
mushroom and truffies growing, aro-
matte plants. forestry. parks, bee rails
ing, agricultural machinery, chemical
apparata and instruments, weaving,
dyeing. bleaching, printing. seasoning
and weaving machines.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Walter Ruth and Catherine Cochran
Benzle Jones and Mabel Blackwell.
Emanuel Levy and Hattie Glass
Ernest Pettus and Annie Spencer.
Morris Chase and Alice G. Dennison.
Smith o. Young and Marion v. Hale both
OF Return. Va.
PaIus G. Groomes and Mildred Cauley.
Vincent d. Callahan and Dorothy L.
Harvey,
Evening star., 1927-08-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the past "a hours:
Michael Mcintyre. go. College Park and
Kane Lane.
William j. Brown, so. Sibley Hospital.
Mary f. Mccormick. 80 $50 st.
Fred Washington go. Gallinger Hospital.
Allen E. Carter. months 2643 Douglas
I'd se.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
@eatbs.

AMBER. Passed peacefully away on Wed.
bis bfsdny TesaaGcs August q sosF at 40 at
EDWARD. AMBLER. beloved husband Of
he late Mary E. Ambler, father of George
r. wdSp Edward Msrsand, = and LqpiFR Amblss Mary
Weir. Funeral Saturday, August 27. at 2
pm. from his late residence, 134S Frank
terv in ST. ne lnterment Woodlawn 6s. Geme'
BOYD. Suddenly. on Wednesday. August "a.
7i 12I7i !, "a at Gbe2rgetown Hosnital. MARY
VIZ q the late qeorse @as enf Y. Boyd PslOEep Fa
nne,ral from the .parlor of James T. Ryan
M auss az 80 aye s thence saa,dsE 70 y,
Peters Church, where mass Will be said
at, az 9 am. Relatives and friends are in:
oivet Cemetery 28
"KiDWELL; On Friday: August 2ee, 1927,
Mother M Olivia Mnrph1 and dosp'Hff w.
BrldweIi, in ths soth wear of her aEe:
Galrisonvllle. Va, Omit flowers. fred
eon9 erlGksbnrs and Richmond papers plssssse
Only. Departed this life on Thursday.
sity Hospital, MARGARET r, beloved
mf Of the 1f Harry 59hf Dali Of Raz zzabaa STns
ahng Mfhrg psy of eheagd Of snS TSass ma
safes thapel is @ 5ih and fTs IL. rsssnS n.W No
tioe of funeral later
l.fNGSTLER. August "a, 1927, ELLA j.,
the beloved wife OF Jacob A. Hengstier.
residence. 91s st. ne. Saturday August
27 at $50 am; thence to St. Joseph's
Church where mass will be said at
o'clock. Interment Mt. OIivet Cemetery.
26
'NNS0N. Passed peacefully away August
n 1927. at 6 80 pm, Mrs. LUCRETIA
JOHNSON (nee Murphy. devoted wife OF
the isa James johnson. She leaves to
mourn their loss one brother. Robert
Murphy and host of other relatives and
friends Funeral Saturday. AUGUST 27 at
, o.m., from Florida Avenue Baptist
Church Interment at Gainesville Va
sunday August 2s. Friends and relatives
invited.
fOHNSON. All members OF the Ladies'
Cliff Rock Society are hereby notified of
the death of Mrs. LUCRETIA JOHNSON
Funeral Saturday. August 27 1927. at .
Pm, from the Florida Avenue Baptist
Church. Florida ave. hatween 9th and 7th
sss p,TE p,TEt,pnrrr. q. EssJ, HART. Pres.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
CARD of Tbanks

MAGRtDER. l wish to thank my relatives
and friends for their kind expressions Oi
sympathy and the many floral tributes
rendered at the death of my belov ed
brother. John MAGRUDER
SISTER ELIZABETH DURRHACK .
Evening star., 1927-08-26

Thirteen Fairgrounds are to be
opened in the congested parts of
Honolulu,
Evening star., 1927-08-26
Marriage.

BREWTON--ANDERSON On August e5.
l021: at 9lS St; ne. by Rev. George
g. Eu can. Mr. CECIL ALFRED BREW
TON and Miss DOROTHY ISABELLE
ANDERSON both of this city
Evening star., 1927-08-26

LOST.
Three small silhouettes. probably taken
from store in bag with greeting cards of no
value except 70 owner. Return 10 Fred G,
- REWARD.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
POOR GIRL FAVORED
 BY WEALTHY FARMER
seeking Bride in fye-and- Ten Cent StOrc-HcaIth and Honesty
 Are Requirements.

Rome, Ga, Sept, 12 tRt-Rich, Good-looking city girls not wanted
 Poor. honest. country girls are asked to form q line at the left.
 A farmer near Armuchee wants wife and having mot much time to spare now," he asks the proprietor Of a five-and- -ton-cent store in Rome to loom me mp q girl soon.'
 Not hashfuh he styles himself a bachelor boy past 46, and says he has plenty of money.
 Tn applying at tho bargain store for aid in obtaining q hclpmate, the farmer apparently did not con- template trying for a bargain in wives, for he offers his Intermediary '$G5 and maybe much more' when the marriage is cOnsummatod.
 As 10 age, hn allows considerable latitude up to "36" he stipulates.
 T have a G5-acre farm. I do not intend to work hard on it." the Georgian says. 'I don't need 10. l want q poor country girl, 30 years or so, more or less, 20 to 2G. Single preferred. but not too particular. Long as she is healthy and honest. I do not want pretty girl. Not too old or too young,
 "Rcward for same"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
AT THE STRAND

Greater entertainment On the stage. On the screen. That is the Strand slogan for the new season which is now in full swing. The film feature for today, Tuesday and Wednesday is Hard Boiled flag gcrty" featuring Milton Sills, in which he is supported by the screens new find" Molly O'Day Sills is seen in the role Of hard boiled Ace" who proves that he has the heart of a child when he encounters certain types Of women. At is initial showing last evening, Hard Boiled Haggerty," proved splendid entertainment. The vaude- 1lle which begins today includes Jones and Req. one of the out standing comedy turns now touring in big time vaudeville; Alexander Sisters and their company in an ex- hihition of charm, agility and grace: Petty Reat and Co., and their 20 little bottles; Jimmy" a delicious rural musical comedy, and Christie and Nelson.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
PARSO\S-HARIEOkD.

Louis Bromticld, 27-ycar-old Pu- litzer Prize winner, makes his debut IS a dramatist with Arthur Hop kins' presentation of "The House Of Women" at Parsons theater to- night, where the play is being pre- scented with Elsie Ferguson and Nance O'Non as co-stars. "The House Of Women" is the dramatza- ton of BromGeld's first novel, "The Green Bay Tree" His other novels are "Possession," ," "A Good Woman" and Early Autumn" for which he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1926.
 The House of Women" is the ro- suit of q suggestion made to Brom- field by Arthur Hopkins. During the course o fa converse. ion. Hopkins remarked that there was fine food for play in "Thc Green Bay Tree" He though nothing more about his remark until one day when he re- ceived a bulky-looking package from Bromfield. The note which ac- companed it said that the author had taken Mir. Hopkins suggestion 10 heart and had prepared d stage version of the novel.
 The play will he seen in Hartford also on Tuesday and Wednesday nights and at q special Wednesday matinee.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
SKYSCRAPER CHURCH
 CONCEIVED BY PASTOR
Pastor Believes Divine Inspiration to Bring New Peace to Calvary
 Baptist Church.

New York, Sept 12 Pt-Plans which he says had divine inspiration for Q 35-story combination sky scraper church and office building were regarded today by the Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton as the basis for a new peace in Calvary Baptist church.
 The idea came 10 him directly from God. Dr. Straton said he be- lieved. while praying a few nights ago between 3 and 1 o'clock" The pastor submitted his plan before his congregation last night on his re turn from vacation devoted to much prayer, meditation and Bible study" during which he had deter mined to turn away from the past and forgive those who have made trouble here"
 The new church project was pro- posed in substitution for the past or $ proposal for erection Of c sky scraper church and apartment build ing for which the pastor had long battled with factions of his congre- gation.
 pr. Straton said the new building would cost several million dollars, but that it would leave the church perhaps s1,0Oo,000 after the extra floors had been sold for -four or five million dollars"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Norma Talmadae at Capitol

Norma Talmadge's latest and per haps most ambitious screen effort, Camille" is al Capitol today and Tuesday.
 Certainly Camille" which has been transferred 10 the screen to conform to up-to-date standards Of dress and customs, in lavishly created modern settings, provides a wealth of entertainment. Miss Talmadge's work in the title role is triumph Of emotional acting. Her Camille" is radian'ly beautiful Charmer of today's Paris. eXtrava- gantly gowncd and delighttully So- phsticated. And the pathos. the tragedies, the joys and the blasted hopes Of the exotic sirens life are registered on the celluloid with thrilling reality.
 Beginning Wednesday a double feature program will be offered pre- senting Dolores Costello in The Heart of Maryland" and Harry I.angdon in Long Pants" Charlie Murray and George Sidney will be offered In "The Life of Riley start ing next Saturday,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

shut up." A little. later Mack hit him on the head.
 Judge Sake told the men their good record saved them from pun ishment and they must behave here after.
 Sentence Suspended
 William Treszkowslii, aged 42. Of 38 Grove street. pleaded not guilty 10 charges of drunkenness and as sauitinY Frank Kurda of the same address. He testified that he had whiskey Saturday night and Kurda also had been drinking. Kurda fell down during an argument.
 Supernumerary Officer Mullen testified that he made the arrest about 11:45 Saturday night. Judge Sake imposed jail sentence of 20 days, execution suspended and warn- ed Treszkowsk that he cannot con- tinue adding to his police record without escaping jail.
 Joseph Gruyzn, aged 1a, former ly of l74 Oak street, was charged with vagancy at the instance Of Ofil- cer John O'Keefe who took him into custody about 4:45 this morning on Main street. The boys father is a patient in a hospital in Newington. A young man who was with Gruyzn Was taken to his home and not ar rested.
 Judge Sake turned the case over 10 Probation Officer Connolly and continued it for one week.
 A nolle was entered in the case of Albert Desaultels, aged 26. of 33S Main street. who was arrested Au- gust 10 for non support.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
At the Iyceun

The crowd that saw the pictures at kiss a curl. a glimpse, a girl, a hug, a squeeze. some dimpled knees. spark all sent away with smiles. A sQueeze-some dimpled knees, spark ling. shimmering, the quintessence of timely comedy. "Clancy's Kosher Wedding" the scream of the season is now showing al the Lyccum thea ter where it will daily send the folks home feeling better than they usual ly do. seldom is so much lightning comedy seen in a movie. Seldom are the jokes so spontancous-seld the romance so dainty and enjoy able.
 The story of great rivalry be tween two small tradesmen, one an Irishman the other a Jew; 1t is packed with entertainment.
 Also a colorful Zane Grey story "Lightning" featuring the most vi cious of all vicious horses Lightning This is one Of the most inter- estng pictures of it's kind that has been seen here in q long time.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
PLEADS FOR MINISTER.

Enid, Okla. Sept. F (tP)- Bishop Cecil Seaman of the Episco- pal church preached the sunday ser mon at Rev. Charles Bailey's church m Enid and urged the congregation keep faith with the minister whose wife and daughter died supposedly of poisoning Mary Atkinson, nurse, was held pending results Of an autopsy. She was alleged to have shown in- tense affection for the minister.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
AIR MAIL TO MEXICO,

san Antonio. Tex. Sept. l2 (CP) Air mail between the United States and Mexico will be a develop nont of the near future, Cosme EHotnsa, postmaster general of Mexico, said. His department has been experimenting with possibility of carrying mail over the mountain lines, possibly at Laredo. Tex.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
William J. Bryan, Jr,
 Files Suit for Divorce

Los Angeles, Sept. 12 tPH-Wh- liam Jennings Bryan, Jr., con Of the famous commoner, has confirmed reports that he had filed suit here yesterday for divorce from Mrs. Helen Virginia Bryan, on charges of assertion. Bryan said his wife is wis iting her father near Frcdcricks- burg, Va.
 Bryan is an attorney here. Last month he filed q petition 10 be ap- pointed guardian of his daughters so they might inherit S2,o00 each left them by their grandfather, the former democratic candidate for president and later cabinet member
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
INJURED IN RACES,
 KILLED ON HIGHWAY
Motorcycle Bearing Injured Victim to Hospital Wrecked in Col
 liSiOn With Automobile.
],

Sea Isle City, N. J., Sept. F Rj- Fred Reuddcrow, of Camden, who h ad been injured during the motor [ lycle races on the beach here yes terday was killed while being taken 10 the Atlantic City hospital in a Sidc-Car motorcycle. The motorcycle was struck by an automobile driven by Miss Anna Horn. of East Falls Pa. and EuddaroW was thrown out, tracturng his skull.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
Took Father for Squirrel
 and Killed Him in Woods

Poughkeepsic, N r., Sept, 2 tF.- Shooting at what be thought was a squirrel, John l.. Himler, Jr., IS, yesterday shot and killed his father. Thcy were on q hunting expedition and at one point separated. As the elder IIimlnr made his way through thc brush, the noise attracted the sens attention. Without pauslne, -sGns Himler fired point-blank into t4r foliage in front of him and then saw his father fall. No charge was made against the son.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
Al 1hn p1inCo

The photopiay attraction at the Palace for today offers splendid cn- tcrtainment in Fox picture "ThC Heart of Salome" with Alma Rubonr in lead. A photodrama that is sure 10 please all who see fl. SIS it did tho audience who witnessed it's premiere presentation at the playhouse ycstcr- day.
 The second attraction offers q cracking western drama of sage and turf! Fred Thomson and the horse with personality. Silver King ir Silver Comes Thru"
 On Tuesday the double feature picture will be Art Acord's latest picture, Spurs and Saddles" West ern fans. and Nlcir number is legion. need no introduction to tno ro1- hlooded, two-fsted Art Acord, hero of many a tale of adventure and pulse -quiCkening thrills.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
DAUGHTER GRANTED WISH,
 FATHER DROPS DEAD
SOY Ncar-Dld Man ~uccumb- After striking Daughter in Face
 Nith His Cane

los Angeles, s.pt. l2 lP-An al- ,er.agou between Miss Carol G.lb.st. who plays "mother' parts on the stage and screen. and her father, 7Hrps Mortimer Gilbert over the cooking Of plate ot iaHs, fol- lowed .y a "deaih wisA' by the
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

daughter. was climaxed here last night by the sudden death of the s0-year- old man.
 Miss Gilbert told the police that m the argument her father struck her in the face with his cane.
 T wish you were dead" Miss Gill bert said she exclaimed. The aged man. she said, clutched his heart and fell 10 the floor. Miss Gilbert was Hysterjcai when the police arrived. She was not held
 that death was due to a stroke Of apopleHy.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
BACK FROM ARCTIC.

San Francisco, Sept. l2 ttP)- After five months in the Arctic, the party of John Borden, Chicago mil lionaire, returned 10 San Francisco in their yacht. Northern Light. Bor- den. Mrs. Borden and the friends who accompanied them shot polar bears, Walrusos and other Arctic game for their museum.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
SOLO FLIGHT DISASTROUS

Westbury, N. Y, Sept. 12 (UP)- Charles Fowler, IS, Garden City. completed his first solo airplane flight by crashing into a tree.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Budapest - pr. Serge Noronoff, who thinks he has | munstratad his ability 10 produce super animals, having made sheep bear more wool, now has ambition 10 produce super
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

San Francisco - Back from the Arctic on an exhibition for the Field museum eight Chicago boys have had to admit inferiorIty to Esilimos at baseball. They were beaten at Mount Hope on American soil while women with opposes on their backs cheered. The Chica goaus' alibi is that the Eskimos had the only glove.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

college Tor women wil. be tried out week beto.e lorna. opening O: classes.
 New Haven - Burglar jU down. town store escapes capture uy leap- ing from rear window as policemen enter front door
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Hartford - Safes in five automo- bile agencies broken into and about sl,000 taken by yeggs.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12
FLASHES OF LIFE: MISS AMERICA
 SEES STAGE AS DUTY TO PUBLIC

men. Give me children endowed ..,h inc spark 0. genius" h. says and I Will breed a new race of tl.- pcrmeu.'
 New Haven - The upper classes are rapidly dying out iu The JHe.I States through :allur, 10 reproduce themselves. says ur E.sslrrh Harrington Of Yale. Neriicn - Woman arrested for violation of lquor las ,ak-e uo~on and dies.
 Greenwich - Series ot ane1suts result when Calcium chloride spills on Boston post road.
 Rocky Hin - Con@roaroral church celebrates bie..,.uug
 NorwUk - Randolph Wrgh. ot Erile port Is killed and others in- jurcd as car crashes into tree and is then destroyed by fire. Norwalk - Gilbert Fischer. tg although suffering from skull uac- turc, leads police seeking 10 arrest him as drunken driver on long chase.
 Stam ord - Miss Helnit Schmidt Of Waterbury Is killed when ear in which she was a passenger strikes hydrant and sign beard after leay- ing road. Driver and four other pas sengers escape injury.
 Daubury - Safccrackers get be- tween $,59o and $2,000 in job here.
 Naridon - Lone bandit preys on auto parties in North Broad street.
 Hartford - Safes in five automo- bile agencies broken into and about s1,ooo taken by yeggs.
 Hartford - Police pay united visit to out Of season house party al Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house with result that party breaks up.
 Hartford Painless adjust mcut for freshmen at Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Philadelphia - Apparently the big fight in Chicago will not be so wet as some folks expected. Gus toms officials say that much Of the S2,000,000 cargo seized here on the steamship Bulko was destined for consumption when Tunney and Dempsey mix.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Gardone. Italy - Having written q pastoral tragedy in 22 days, Ga briclle D'Annunzio presented it in an open air thoater at his villa be fore q personally selected audlerre Of GOO. who paid q total Of $3&,n0o to see it. The money is to be de- voted to thcater in lis garden hewn from rock. A his death the theater will be national monu- ment.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Hartford - Police pay united visit to out Of season house party al Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity house with result that party breaks up.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Naridon - Lone bandit preys on auto parties in North Broad street.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Hartford - "painlcss adjust mout for freshmen at Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Daubury - Safccrackers get be tween $t,59o and $2,00O in job here,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Kansas City, Mo. - X movement is under way 10 erect monument to Jesse James in Mount Olivct cem- etcry at Kearney Mo.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

CaiD r'tt - Sir Victor Sasson has won a bet by wearing his hat to q meeting of the Indian parliament in violation of all traditions. His tall grey Ascot was set at rakish anglo. He took it off when a Modem dep uty protested. But he won q bet.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

New York-Jane Weaver, %, bob bed brunette, is convinced that q job in q Cleveland cereal factory is bet ter than a career in the cabaret night life Of the roaring fortios. On Riverside Drive a policeman found her in a state of callapsc because she had not eaten enough in her one weeks career as a dancer A mag istrate took up a collection 10 send her back home.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Ncrwalli - Gilbert Fischer. ig although suffering from skull aac- turc. leads police seeking 10 arrest him as drunken driver ou long chase.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

NOrwalk - Randolph Nr.=h. O, Bridgeport Is killed and others in jurcd as car crashes into tree and is then destroyed by fire.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Atlantic Ci.y-Because she must "fu.ul her duty 10 tae country" as her mother expresses +, Miss Lois Delander Miss America has con- scented 10 make some sort Of an ap- pearance on the stage and inc movies. But it will be only during her reign as queen Of beauty. Shr is intent upon a career as an I!lustra- tor.
 New York-The Rev. Dr. Cort- land Myers Of Los Angles hasrgor- ous opinions about the modes Of the day Speaking at the first Baptist Church he said: "Women Of this age have something to answer for at the altar of God for the suggcstivity of their scant clothing. which tends to damn the best in man.
 Jersey City-A beauty sometimes quite different from a path of roses. Miss Eunice Geiser Was Miss Rock away" last year for the Atlantic city pageant: she didn't have enough money for clothes, so didn't go. She was Miss Jersey City this year and stayed at home for the same reason, and in addition so many fellows called her, she says, that sine lost her job as telephone operator.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-12

Rocky Hill - Con~rrn '.oual church celebrates bic.G,.uuE.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-17

on these long drives. 1t takes my Marmon up
hills faster, gives me smoother more even flow
of power all the way.
eyes, racing cars have Ethyl in their tanks. As
a matter of fact Ethyl made it possible to put the
low cubic inch displacement motors on the boards
Ethyl fluid has been used in every big A. A. A.
race for the past four years.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-17

4 BOUT three years ago when the present Ethyl
Is fluid was developed in the research laborato-
res of General Motors, was one of the first
drivers to try it out. The difference it made in
the operation of my car was almost unbelievable.
I've used it ever since and will continue to use it.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-17
Don't Miss It

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Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-17
HaUe Your
Cdrburetor Checked

Many motorists find that they
get even greater power and pick
up from Union.Ethyl gasoline
by making slight adjustment in
their carburetor and spark con.
troll:
So when you fill today with
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