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New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Judge Discharges Head
 Of Hal|-RrGolls Uosnital

Westport, Sept. 2G LR)-Dr. David w. Mcfarland, proprietor of the Hall Brooks Sanitarium in Greens Farms. in WcstDort, town court to- day was discharged by Judge John r. Golillot. Dr. Mcfarland was charged with having violated tho state law regulating insane asylum in failing to leave a registered phy- sician in charge when he went abroad. The motion for the dismiss sal Of the case was made by Prose tutor Jennings, who said that Dr Mcfarland had been appointed by Inc governor in 1895 and that therc was at present no law on the statute books that could properly apply to he case.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Mrs. Duncan Struthers
 Weds Divorced Financiel

Greenwich, Conn, Sept. 26 P'- Mrs. Dorothy W. Struthers, widow of Duncan Struthcrs, late Of Byram Shore, Greenwich, and Richard C. Procter, divorced manufacturer. of Rye, N. Y, were married last even ing at tho Struthcrs home in the presence of William W. Struthers of Rye, brother in law of the bride, and Mrs. Mary G. Stru'hers. The ceremony Was performed by w. &, N. Fisllo, justice of the peace.
 The bride is the daughter of Mcr- ritt II. Weed and Minnie Cannon Weed, and q native of San Fran cisco. Mir. ProCtcr, native Of Gloucester, Mass, is the son of Joseph Q. Procter and Florence Cunningham Proctor.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
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TRE.ASJ BALANCE treasury Balance, $4g$.1NG.l.
TO TRN CHANNEL AGAIN

New York. Sept. 36 LPD-Mrs. Millie Gade Corsoa, second woman 10 swim the English Channel from France to England, is determined 10 swim tho channel from England 10 France she said today when she arrived on inc LeNiathan.
 Mrs, Corsoa said she was not dis couraged by her recent failure to swim from Dover to Cape Gris Nez. Tt was a bad summer and I was advised not 10 try it. II not only was cold, which l can stand, but it was choppy. l had a thunderstorm half the way over" she declared.
 If th" weather is favorable she will make another attempt next sumner. Her husband and two chilGrcn returned with her.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
WANTED IN BOSTON

Frank kochlcr, agtcd l@, of Phil adelphia, Pa. is wanted by the Ros- ton authorities for violation of pro- bation. according to a telegram re- cciyod here and Probation Officer Griffin of Boston will bring him back. James J. Butler, aged 20. who vas with Koehler when Officer stanley Dombrowslli was notified Of their suspicious actions about ! o'clock yesterday morning at East and Dwight streets, is not wanted in Boston or Philadelphia. so far as tho police could learn today.
 A milkman reported his suspicious 10 the police. who questioned the men. Both said they lived in Phila- delphia and had been in Canada in search of work. They were without funds, so were making their way home as best they could.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
CITY COIRT CALENDNR

Cases were assigned today by Judge Morris D. SaXo in city court as follows:
 Felix kolodziei vs, Alex Eroli- kowsli, September 2s at 10 a. m. Monkiewicz for plaintiff, Rundbakon for defendant. Eacklilfc Bros. Co.,, Inc, ys. Evald Wndman, Mag and Rachlin for plaintiff. Sexton for de- fendant. September 29 at 10 q, m. Peter Nardoncy vs Charles Scha1fer ct al. September % at n q. m. Woods for plaintiff, Traceski for de- fcndant. Louis Nair vs. Leon . ?. m. Nair X Nair for plaintiff, Mon kicwicz for defendant. Joe Earanowski vs. Leon Haberski. Sep tember 30 at ?. m. R. F. Galfncy for plaintiff. Monklcwicz for defend ant. Angelo Tomasso vs. A. J. White, October at 10 a. m. Jury (spe- cial.) Casale for plaintiff, Wilder for defendant. Sebastian Lustio ys. Giuseppe Prestia, October 4 at 10 T. m. Gordon for plaintiff, Green berg & Levitt for defendant.
 Nibbcrts' Service Station ys. Tor may Brothers, October at 10 a. m. Upson for plaintiff, Gaffuey for Fred Tornay. Gordon Brothers vs. George George ct als, October 4 at l c a. m. Gordon for plaintiff, Fcinn for defendant. Star Furniture Co. Ns. John A. Andres ct al, October 4 at C. Co fnr nl1i n tiff, Sexton for John A. Andrews Rosentield for John A. Andrews & Co. Roman Lazar ct uN Ns. John Lwanowski, October 4 at 10 q. m. Monkiewicz for plaintiff, Rochs X Cahelus for defendant. R. C. Ru- dolph vs. Clayton Lewis, October } at 10 a. m. Rachlin for plaintiff, Mangan for defendant. Louis Smith vs. AdoIph Asal, October , at 10 a. III. Woods for plaintiff. Nangan for defendant. Charles F. Sharp vs. Charles J. Johnson. October at 10 q. m. Mag for plaintiff, Mangan for defendant. Henry C.. Fleury rs. Henry Morans ct als, October at d. McDonough for defendant.
 Frances Perry ct al.. vs. Frances Ronointa ct al.. October ' at ? D. m. Rachlin for plaintiff, Grccnberg X Levitt for defendant Arthur Ncu- mann ct al, vs. Charles R. Wittc, October 10 at D. m. D. Gaiiney for plaintiff, Kirkham, Cooper Hun gcrford & Camp for defendant Mi chael Weinstein vs. Edward Green stein, October l3 at 10 a. m. Grecn- berg & Levitt for plaintiff, Perkins. Wells & Davis for defendant Max Glazier vs. Joseph Houde, October l3 at 10 a. m. Grcenberg X Levitt for plaintiff, Brosmith &, Maxwell for defendant. John A. Andrews Co.,, Inc. vs. N. Y. \. Fl. X II. R k. Co. October IS at 10 q. m. Green stein for plaintiff, Brumley for de- fcndant.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Deaths
Mrs. Ellen IahnCan

Mrs. Ellen Gahagan of 7S Sexton street. widow of Thomas Gahagan, died suddenly Saturday afternoon following q shock. She was born in sharon but for the past 25 years had made New Britain her home.
 Shc was q member Of St. Marys parish and was active in many Of the parish societies in which she has held office. Surviving her are two daughters, Miss Catherine Gahagan and Mrs. J. F.. Corcoran, and three Srandsons, all of this city.
 The funeral will take place at the home tomorrow morning al $50 o'clock and at St. Mary's church at 2 o'clock. Burial vii be in St Mary s cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Three Women Aides
 Help U. $. Marshal

Pittsburgh, Sept. 26 IP) - Ale gheny County, Pennsylvania, is con yinCcd that women are successful as officers Of the law. Within the past year, three women have been sworn in here as deputy United States marshals,
 One Of the latest additions to tho marshal's staff is Miss Beatrice Kirkpatrick of Indiana, Pa, Her duties center in the Pittsburgh re- zion.
 Federal service is not new 10 the women of the Kirkpatrick family. Hor mother was postmistress at Spanelor. Cambria County, Pa, for many years.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
WOMAN INJURED

Hartford, Sept. 26 (UP)-Mrs. Minnie Paine of Wobuc. Mass, was in serious condition at hospital here today as result of injuries re- ccivea in an automobile accident on the Springfield road Sunday.
 Her husband. Henry J. Paine, sc. and their daughter, Lillian. 26, were less seriously hurt Two other chill dron and John Hennessey. driver of the car, escaped injury.
 The accident occurred when the automobile ran off the road and crashed into q tree.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Requests to Relations
 In Lillian Buser's Will

The will Of the late Lillian H. L. Buser of this city, filed today in probate court, directs that all real cetate Of which she shall die pos s"sscd, be sold and that lcgacicS be paid as follows. to cousin, Rudolph
 10 Anna r. Iluonker. s20o; to John
 George Huonker, Sr., $500; 10 John George Huonker, Jr.. $500; the re- mainder. together with all other possessions, 10 a. cousin. Augusta x. Petersen Of East Orange, x, T. The i last named is also appointed oX- cCutriX.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Walks Mile to Home
 With Bad Cut in Head

With gash in his head which re- quircd several stitches to close, John StaskieWicz of Thurth street. New ington, walked more than mile to his home after his car struck telc- graph pole in Ncwington yesterday. Sergeant Michael J. Flynn of the To- cal police was advised of the aCci- dent and he rcIaycd the information 10 Constable Raymond HallOran of wicz to New Britain General hos pital. The injured man was alone in the car when the crash came.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Mrs. John Gale

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie GJll", wife of John Gallc Of 52 Will 1 low street, who died Saturday morn ing at New Britain General hospital. W"r" held this morning at o'clock at St. MaryS church. Rev. Walter A. McCrann was the cclebrant, Rev. Matthew J. Traynor was deacon and Rev. Thomas LaWlor was sub-deacon. Mrs. John C. Connolly and John J. Crcan sang Pie Jcsu" at the offer tory and Mrs. Connolly sang "Nearcr My God to Thee" at the conclusion of tn" mass. The pail bearers Wcr, SavCrio Gagliardi and Salvatore Ga tri Of Hartford, James Boya. Vito Gorio. Giuseppe De Sazio and Con. Stantino NcScic Of this city.
 Father Lawlor conducted the com initial services. Burial was in St, Mary'S cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
WaN Street Briefs

Sharp declines in August earning compared with q year ago are re ported by inc Atcaison. Topeka X santa Fe railway, gross dropping 10 S2l720,9S5 from $25.44S,G54 and net operating income 10 $5.N70.42G from $S,4o7.7G3. Nct operating in come for the first eight months this year fell to $G0.40E.t79 from $35, 5,SG2,7S3 in the same period O. 1926.
 August net operating income of the Great Northern declined to S%,o2t47S from S4,7Si,So2 in Au- gust, last year. and for the eight months Of 1927 10 s12.t57.7oI from $l$.757,5o5 in the same period of '1926.
 Net income Of New York Air Brake company for the first half of 1927 dropped 10 $4i5.4S3 after charges and federal taxes from s1.- @$G,6S7 in the first half of 1926. This is equal 10 $1.4S a share on 300, 900 no par shares, against S5.32 q share on 200,o0 common shares, after dividend requirements on class "A" stock called for redemption on July 1, 1926.
 Tho Pore Marquette had q better August tNan year ago, surplus rS- ing 10 sl,079,4@9 after changes. from S92G,9S7. Gross revenues were A.349,21$ against S4,2S1.570. Sur plus for the eight months of 1927 was S4,744.%94 against s4.G44912 in the same period of 1926.
 August earnings of the Iohigh Val ley fell below those Of August. 1926, net operating income Of $l.3S5.45S comparing with $1,70G,0GG and for the eight months this year $6,4t5,- 172 in contrast 10 S8,995,GG2 in the same period of 1926.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
New Haven Train Victim
 May Be New Britain Man

The local police are Investigating q report from New Haven that an unidentified man who was killed Saturday night by shore line train near the Elm City, was wearing a suit bearing the mark of the Lon don Shop on Main street. this city. He was about 90 years of aged, , feet | inches in height and weighed nhJat l6o pounds. He was slightly hsiI. his hair being gray. according to the description received here.
 The police believe man may be Bianco Rannah of Forcstvillc, q for mer resident of New Britain, who was reported to have disappeared from his home about six days ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
STARTS LIFE SENTENCE

Portland. Maine, Sept. o6 P- Benjamin II. Turner of Iowa, con- vlCted slayer Of James D. Hallen, was taken 10 Thomaston state prison today to begin a life sentence. after breaking time -honored custom at Cumberland county jail. Commit mcnt papers were made out shortly after formal notification was re- cciycd here today of the decision Of the Maine law court. refusing his appeal for q new trial.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Ganna WalsEla Wears
 Ultra Long Skirts;

Paris, Sop, @f P, --- Nearly all Parisans arc wearing longer skirts. But Gannn WalSka, Mrs. Harold Me tormick, wears the longest, While other society women were still wearing knee length skirts she heightened hers to q point more than half way 10 her ankles. and they are pretty, slender ankles.
 For evening tianna Walska s skirts are even longer. She likes the type of dress called robe de style. Sometimes her skirts barly clear the floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
TO ATTEND DEDICATION

E. A. Gryzbowski, former alder man from the fifth ward and ! leader in local and state republics: circles has been designated as the delegate of the Polish American club of this city, to attend dodica- tory exercises at the monument tc Thaddeus Kosciuszko at Boston, Oc- tober 15 and 1G. Stanley A. kar- pinski of this city is the delegate of the Polish republican clubs of Con- nocticut.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Governor to Permit
 EXtraditiOn of Two

Hartford, .Sept. oG tP) -- Governor Trumbull has signed acquisitions on the governor of New York state for the cXtradition of Angelo Grillo and Clarence Eoane, both Of Hartford. wanted here for non support, and has detailed Detective Sergeant J, r. Madigan 10 return the prisoners to this city.
 Acquisitions on the governor Of Pennsylvania for cXtradiiiOn ot Thomas Lewis, Edward Gonch and James Harper, all Of Stamford were also signed and Detective Sergeant Lester Hay detailed to bring them to Connecticut. All three mon are wanted in Stamford for in theft of an automobile.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Frank M. 1,spO>it

The funeral of Frank N. Esposit of Torestville, whi died Thursday of pneumonia which developed after an automobile accident, was held Saturday morning from St. Mat theN'S church, Forcstv!lle. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. William Lafin. During the of fcrtory James ponahuc Of Bristol. sang Ave Maria and rendered "Beautiful Land on High" and "Some Sweet Day" at conclusion Of service.
 The pail bearers were Thomas and Joseph McGrath of New Britain and Hubert Mccormack, George DeLarm, James MCD"rmott. and Harry stuart of Forestvillc. Father Latlin con ductcd the committal service al the grave. Burial was mad" i'll St. Joseph's cemetery, PlainNille.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
INlERED BY FALL

Edwin Neron. 60 years old. of , Main street, this city, was taken to tho St. Francis hospital, Hartford. last evening following Il fall into n deep excavation near Unity Hall in that city. Hospital authorities say that his injuries arc not serious.
 He stepped into the excavation near the entrance to Unity Hall while looking for the doorway into the building. He was taken inside by witnesses and given treatment. Later he was removed 10 the hos pital in the police ambulance.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
MRS. DUVALL NOW
 CITY CONTROLLER
Wife Of Indianapolis Discredited
 Official Named

Indianapolis, Sept. 26 P,-Mrs. John L. Duvall, wife of the Indian apolis' mayor, was named city con troller today, succeeding Claude r. Johnson. who had held the position since September l.
 Johnson. who was removed as chief Of police a day or two before being made city controller, was made head of the city detective dc partment.
 Notice of Mrs Duvall's appoint v n1ent followed secret meeting of Inc board of public safety.
 Mayor Duval was found guilty last week of violating the corrupt practices act during the 1925 cleo ton. fined s1.000, sentenced to 30 days imprisonment and denied the right to hold public office for four years from November 2. 1925, the date of commission of the alleged crime.
 In event Of Duvalls resignation Mrs. Duvall as city controller would become the city's chief executive.
 There has been some contention among attorneys as to whether Duvall could continue as mayor since found guilty. some holding that under the finding Of guilty he was relieved of that right. They were of inc opinion. however that he could hold his office pending ap- peal to the Indiana supreme court
 Mayor Duvall declined 10 make a statement after his conviction other than 10 say that he did not intend TO resign.
 Mrs. Duvall has played no part in the administration of the city's af- fairs since her husband became mayor in January, 1926, Sine was not seen in the courtroom during the trial of her husband until the last two or three days of the court ses- sions,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
HOFFMAN ARRESTED

w. Leo Hoffman of seymour street. who failed 10 appear in supc- rior court last week to answer the charge c. forgery, was taken into custody this forenoon at his home n~ :. rgca T: lhor'as J. Fo'noy and ...rHe,t oyr" 10 Detective itisley Of .te .to.c'. attorney office. who ,raurht Rim 10 Hartford for ar . a.rnr,ert. li>,fImai: ia said to hnva c,.rlel >ichrcxr for his non a71-araaco ;5 court.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Lions Fifth Birthday
 Observance Tomorrow

The fifth anniversary of the Lions club will be observed tomorrow night al the Burritt hotel with q dinner and anniversary program in which short speeches and stunts will bc the outstanding events. The Lions will convene at the hotel at : o'clock and at 7:30 o'clock dinner will be served.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
He Was Not Intoxicated
 And Had No Revolver

Captain Kelly was notified at po- Nice headquarters at ll:jO o'clock this forenoon that an intoxicated man was near the Smallcy school and it was believed he had q re volver. Detective sergeant EllinSc' investigated and met the man on West street, but found him not in toXicatcd and without a revolver.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Etfl. TO FIND BODY

New Haven. Sept. 2G-Dragglng of the outer harbor today by police and others failed to discover the body Of Edward Chatlos. 2S. of S'ratford who was drowned ycster- day in an attempt 10 save his six ycar-old son. Raymond. The boy was rescued by his uncle, William F. Chatlos of Bridgeport. Raymond had slipped of the deck of the ChatloS' mot orboat.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
ElOpES IN .AINHItNI

Newark. x. j.. Sept. 96 OP- George Dempsey. crack spriuter and bike racer is on his way jo Paris with a 6 year old bride. with whom hv clopcd in an aiIplaue last We'd uCSday.
 Mrs. Dempsey was Miss Grace Helm. Boarding an airplanc at Tcterboro, the pair flew 10 Balti- more for the wedding and returued
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
REACTION SEEN
 IN STOCK DEALS
Fear Of Increase in Brokers
 Loans Reflected

New York, Sept. 26 GPj-Stock prices turned reaclionary after an early display of strength today. selling was believed 10 have been impaired largely by fears Of a huge increase in brokers loans this week as result ot the conversion Of Cen eral Motors stocks. Banks called abont slo.ooo,00o in loans during the morning but call money appear od 10 be in plentiful supply around the renewal figure of per cent.
 Outside the stock market. chief interest ccntcrcd in the sharp rise Of S3.3o q bale in cotton on reports Of unfavorable crop weather in tho southwest.
 Strength and activity of the pub lie utilities. q dozen Of which attain d new peak prices. featured thc early trading. Moderate gains also were recorded in number Of mor- Cantilc, food, oil, tobacco and motor shares.
 Renewal of selling pressure II StlIlSl lIi' Sl'''i SIld ll-S rel lff'fil disappointment over inc failure Of the expected fall pickup in demand and operations 10 materialiZe. Bear traders launched anCthcr. offensive against some of the spe- cialtics, breaking New York Air Brak" , points on the publication Of a poor semi-annual earnings report, and bringing about a similar decline in Houston Oil in the early after noon.
 Such recent fayoritcs az Texas Gulf sulphur, American Smelling, kelly-Springfield per cent prefer rcd, Goodrich Rubber. General Electric and Commercial Solvents. also saggcd , points or more under the weight of selling for both ac- counts. Trading was not very ac- tive, however, on the decline iuli- eating the absence Of any large volume of forced liquidation at these levels
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
OLSO\-Rl SSE,LI

Miss Bertha Russell of l7 S,y- mour avenue and Conrad Olson Of 4G Jubilee street, were married Sat urday afternoon at o'clock at thc home of Rev. Martin W. Gaudian, pastor of St. Johns German Luth- "ran church. Mir. and Mrs. Edward BockInan of % Linwood street, were the attendants.
 The bride was attired in a gown of yellow georgette with black pie ture hat She carried bouquet Of bridal roses. Mrs. Beckman wore orchid Georgette with a black pie. ture hat and carried sweetheart roses.
 Following wedding trip, the couple will reside at 46 Jubilee street.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
HELD FOR I!yBE.I.

Alfred. Me. Sept. c6 tP> - I. \. Ferris, proprietor, and his wife, Laura N Ferris editor of the Old Orchard News. were arrested today on charge of malicious libel. The arrests followed grand jury in dictmcnt resulting from an article in the newspaper criticizing F. '. Luce. chairman of the board of sc lcctmen of old Orchard.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
REAL ESJtTE'TRt\SFERS

Warranty deeds have been filed for record at the office Of the town clerk as follows: Sadie Dworin to Edward Honcyman. Oak. street and Daly avenue: Joseph Gcni to David and Elsie Woman. Connecticut ave nuc; Earl T. Hackney to John Szcs towicki Doris and Davis streets.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
U.tROID LLOYD ILL.

New York, Sept. 9G UP)-1Iar- old Lloyd, movie comedian, is in bod at his Fifth avenue apartment. sui fcring from l. severe cold. contract cl while making scenes for a new picture along the East river. His physicians expect him 10 recover by the end Of the week.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
REMAINS IDENTIFIED

Pound Ridge, x. Y. Sept. 9G - X pile of bones with a neat pile of clothing next 10 it was identified by the West Chester county medical eN- aminer today as th" remains of Theodore NtternburS. G5, a farm la borcr. who has been missing since ,Ulnr oU
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Funerals
CARD OF THANkS

We wish to thank all our friends and ncnGhbors for their kindness shown us during our recent brrcavc- mont in the death of our beloved father, also for the beautiful floral offerings. We especially wish to thank Dept 2G, s. k. X L.; Urn Plating Room, l.. F, x C., Stock and Shipping Room, Russell X Erwin.
 tSgncdD,
 Patrick Claffey. Joseph Clancy and family, William Clalfey and family.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Weddings
WAIJlEN-BALDWIN

The wedding of Miss Marjorie Baldwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodges Baldwin of G6 For est street, and Arnold Frederick Wallen, will take place Saturday, October 15. at 8 o'clock in the eve ming at the First Congregational church. After the ceremony a re- ception will be hclu at the Shuttle Meadow club.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
MOTHER KILLS CHILDREN

Mrs. Glenn Gregory wounded her husband with an axe. killed their two children and committed suicide here yesterday. Gregory was report ed ill a critical condition today.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
N.n,rn,.l. IL, ni,. e,, .hA A

to Newark by air on the same day.
 They disappeared on Friday night stating that they were on the steam ship Majestic bound for Paris where Dempsey has a contract to ride next month.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
REPORTS S13 STOLEN

Bronislaw Jaronko of l35 SmiIh Il street reported to Captain Kelly this forenoon that s13 was stolen from his wifc's pockctbouk while he and she were visiting in Berlin ycst"r- day. The complaint was referred to the. Berlin authorities.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26

parallcling Marion Talley's rapid rise to grand opera fame, Miss Esther Stoll of Beaver Pa, soprano, is gaining wide notice abroad. Miss Stoll (abovc) has been engaged by the Prussian state Opera Company 10 sing in the German State Opera at Cassel, Germany for two years,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26

NEA Sorvicc, W,5Nina,on Bureau) Ailerr Olson, of Osuge Iowa. Is the prcttieSt woman Lrgionnaire in her home state. At least that was the judgment of the lowan Legion mon as voiced in q vote taken at Wash ington en route to the Paris conven- ton. And who would differ with
 them?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-01-14

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