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The Washington times., 1927-10-17

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The Washington times., 1927-10-17
PERSONALS

BEAR AND DEER HUNTERS, parties leay.
ing Washington weekly for dayo' hunt
expenses, transportation, hunting heense
board and room, guides and dogs. Game
guaranteed 500. Col. $500, Br. 123
CURTAINS stretched. CSC and 400 pair; e.
TIRE fine laundry work. Frank. 4T26-W.
seientific electrical treatments Fr. 1859.
CHILDREN boarded with unother's care. b
week or month. Cleve 1917
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
ROSSBERG SAYS SPRING
 IS WELL ON ITS WAY
New Britain Botanist 1abulates In dications of Remarkably Early
 Season, Far Ahead of Calendar

Definite signs Of spring not only are seen on all sides, but the season is considerably well advanced. farther than it has been at this time of the year for as far back as William B. Rossberg can remember. Mir. Rossberg, former chairman of the water board, is botanist and geologist and is considered an au- thority on nature.
 Today he exhibited specimen or native American elm blossom he had picked. Elm trees and silver naples are in blossom for the first time in many years as carly as this
 Among other signs Of spring Mir. Rossberg has noticed are robins crocuses. budding rosabushes, and the early yellow violet which grows in the Roaring Brook section near Lake Compounce, and the hepatica, sometimes called the Mayfower.
 Wild flowers are remarkably ear- ly and if this weather keeps up for another week we will have trailing arbutus" he added. Another plant now In blossom he explained care- fully to the Herald man is the 'symplo corpus Feotidus." He ex- plained that this means what is known here as skunk cabbage"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
 MAY QUIT HIS OFFICE
Rumor at City Hall Mason r. !An- drews Is About to Submit
 His Resignation.

Rumors that Electrical Inspector Mason r. Andrews will quit the of fee to which he was appointed two weeks ago because of the common councils refusal to increase his salary brought no denial from the inspector this afternoon.
 Andrews declared he has made ID his mind what course he will follow with respect to continued employ ment by the city. but will not an nounce his plan at present. To this he added the significant remark: "A man can't be expected to starve to death"
 Tho new inspector succeeded Cyril J. Curtin who has retired to engage in the contracting business. Curtin was paid s1,90O and was to receive S2,l00 beginning next month. The building committee suggested s3, ,oUU as salary for Andrews, but the salary committee and the common council fixed the figure at $500.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
SERVES 8 YEARS,
 NOW GOES FREE
Boston Man Promises Judge He
 Will Repay Kindness

Boston, Mass, March IS LP,-A man who has served eight years in the state prison for robbery was brought into the superior court to- day and returned to the prison freed from a second robbery charge and with the blessing of the pudge who as an assistant district attorney had helped 10 prescott him in 1919. He promised 10 requite the judges kind ness.
 The prisoner Is John Mulhal. He was convicted of aiding in the rob- bery Of a General Electric company paymaster in Everett in 1919 and sentenced to 10 to 12 years. Fred erick W. Fosdick, now superior court justice, at that time was as sistant district attorney Of Middle sex county.
 Mulhall was brought before Judge Fosdick and a jury today to answer to a Suffolk county indictment for robbery Of Robert J. Kelley and osA'Nh So4ViAui. ->Ilt years ago they identified a photograph Of Mu- hall as that of the man who har robbed them, but today they could not identify him. On motion of Fred erick NJ. J. Sheehan. assistant dis trict attorney, the jury acquitted MulhaN.
 Judge Fosdick called him to the bench and talked with him for five minutes. Afterwards he told the jury the substance Of the conyersa- ton and added:
 T have freed this man because Of all the men l have come in contact with in court he is one Of the few I believe has a future. H. is almost ready for parole. He made one mis- take but l am confident he will never make another like il. That man goes out tlne court room with my blessings and Gods blessing. l think he will become real man."
 Mulhall remarked to the office who had brought him from the prison:
 "The day I am free I am coming back to this court room to thank that man for his kindness to me. He said he had confidence in me and I'm going 10 prove 10 him that be isn't making d mistake"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
and appraisers fees from gross es-

and appraisers fees from gross es- tate.
 II. B. 102, providing for inheri- ance tax on refunds of inheritance taxes from federal government Of other states which were deducted to ascertain net estate subject to Connecticut inheritance tax.
 II, B. e16, fixing a minimum pen- sion Of s65 per month for all retired policemen. including those retired before passage of act, who are paid from the New Haven Policemens S Relief fund.
 The favorable reports in the house were on the following:
 II. B. 36, making intent to preiu- dice or injure another an element in the crime of arson.
 II. B. 1o3, providing town clerks shall index all instruments in names of grantors and grantees in alpha betical order.
 II. B. 535, providing tax on mort gagged property be paid by record owner, rather than lender when as sessed valued is greater than mort gagged value.
 II. F. 523. providing for record ing and indeXing land documents in Stamford according 10 block sys- tem.
 Amending law regarding reports Of convictions. by court clerks 10 selectmen 10 clear ambiguity in present law.
 Repeating act concerning continu- ance of tax liens, requiring notice within thirty days to record owner.
 Only the judiciary committee held hearings this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
NO REPAIR TO DYKE

City Engineer Joseph p. Williams stated today the S1,000,o0O sewer bond issue approved by the house of representatives yesterday does not contemplate an expenditure for re pair of the dyke. the overflow of which resulted in q suit for impair ment of tho Donnclly Brick Co. clay pit. When the bill was read to the representatives today. Repre- sentative C. w. Stevens announced that it's scope was very broad and would permit Of this repair work, general sewerage operations and better filtration Of sewage passing into the Mattabessett river.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
PATIENTS AT HOSPITAL.

Among the patients at the New Britain General hospital who are reported as improving rapidly Is Mrs. Gilbert r. Marsh of II Green wood street daUghter-in-law 10 Deputy T.. s. Marshal and Mrs. A. r. Marsh. Mrs. Marsh was opor- atcd upon for appendicitis Monday.
 Five day-old David Barton Marsh. who was born last Sunday, and his mother, Mrs. Oscar A. Marsh Of East street are getting along satisfactorily. Mir. Marsh is prominent in church and Masonic circles.
 Mrs. Walter T.. Bell. wife of Wal ter l.. Bell, traffic manager for the North G Judd Go. and president Of tho Now Britain Traffic bureau. is recovering from a recent operation.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Resigns From Force
 Rather Than Be Denoted

Nashua, N. II. March is (Up)- Facing demotion, Sergeant Dennis J. Hallisey, who participated in the roundup Of the three S65,OD0 Sails bury railway mail bandits, resigned suddenly from the police department here etoday.
 Halliscy. who had been member os the force for 19 years. was to have been denoted today to spe- cial officer as result of being found guilty of insubordination at recent hearing before the police commmis- sion.
 The three mail bandits. recently convicted, today were cn route 10 Atlanta Ga, where they face 25 years imprisonment in the federal penitentiary.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
INITIATING INSULL
 SUPPORTS THOMPSON
(Continued from First Page)

promised to battle for the people against the public utilities.
 He didn't tell the people that Samuel Insult had contributed $100,- GOO to the Thompson campaign. h. sul was then and is now the head of the gas company. the electric company and the elevated railways and the orcrlord of the street rail- ways
 Thompson didn't tell the people that he owned s1t7,300 of stock in Insults Commonwealth Edison com- pany'
 The statement was one Of the most startling developments of three cornered campaign of Thompson. William E. Dever. the democratic incumbent, and Dr. John Robertson. of the peoples ownership, smash crime rings" party preliminary to the mayoralty election April 5.
 The campaign has been vitriolic and Dever and Thompson have hurled short and ugly words at each other.
 Insull Is abroad.
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
ROUTINE WORK AT ., ASSEMBLY TODAY
House and Senate Adopt Several
 Measures

State Capitol. Hartford. Conn, March IS P>-With the customary small attendance for Friday sessions the general assembly today trans scted little business.
 The house adopted 13 house bills and received favorable reports on seven.
 The senate passed one senate bill, four house bills, received five favor able reports and one untavorable.
 The bill introduced in 1921 gen. eral assembly 70 rcdistribute con- Gressional districts in the state was continued 10 the next general as sembly by the senate on report of the committee on congressional and senatorial districts.
 The bill adopted by the senate prohibits the exposure of poison in any place accessible to a dog or fur bearing animal.
 Among the bills favorably report ed in the senate were: $. E. 475 providing for release by probate court order of any person confined as insane. upon proof that such per- son has been restored to reason.
 $. B. 26, amending act concern ing sales of personal property on condition to include radios among articles that sale contract does not have 10 be filed with town clerk.
 s. B. 211, providing for general Indexes of probate records.
 The bills adopted by the house include:
 II. B. 12, transferring all moneys and securities in the New Haven lanitors' and engineers retirement fund into the permanent fund.
 Ii. B. SIS, providing that Norwich probation officers shall be paid on 2. salary basis. receiving not more than $500 q year. effective May 16.
 II. B. Gil, authorizing the Ham, den town plan commission 10 es- tablish, modify or re establish building and veranda lines on any street ill the town and prescribing the procedure for acting.
 II. B. 256, providing stationery and supplies for state departments other than typewriters. filing cases, etc, shall be paid for out of de- partment funds rather than be sup piled by comptroller.
 II. F. 107. adding real estate and tangible personal property outside state to items in estates not taxable when jointly held.
 II. E. ai. providing for probate court hearings on taXability under Inheritance tax of items listed in supplemental inventories. and al- lowing deduction of probate court
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
President Coolidge's
 Hand X-Raved Today

Washington. March IS UP)- An X-ray of President Coolidge's S sprained wrist has revealed the presence of a fluid causing distortion of tendon. Major James F. Coupal. personal physician to the president, declared today.
 Coupal said it would he necessary to keep the wrist tightly bound with bandages for several days. The sprain, however. is not serious. he said
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Cap and Gown Question
 Put In to School Board

The question of whether or not members of the 1927 graduation class will be allowed to graduate in cap and gown will be decided at a meeting of the school board this afternoon. The members of the class voted by a small majority to have the cap and gown and the board has been informed Of this in a letter from the school
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
HOTEL MEN ALSO TRAVEL

Dan paly. manager of the Nathan Hale hotel at Willimantic. and H. J. Marchand. manager of The Viking at Newport. R. l., spent today as guests of the Burritt hotel, this city. Both the above hotels are members Of the same chain as Burritt, the United Hotels corporation. Carlos D. smith, manager of the Burritt, and supervising manager Of the New England district. left today on a tour of the district. He will be gone until Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
INSULTS WOMAN

On complaint of Mrs. Elizabeth Wood Of 21 Cliff street. Detective Sergeants McCue and Ellinger ar rested Joseph Zotter Of 9 Cliff street about 2:40 this afternoon on the charge of breach Of the peace. Captain Kelly received q complaint from Mrs. Wood at c:10 o'clock that Zotter had stopped her and de- manded to see her key, and after she showed it to him, he insulted her. The incident occurred near Mrs. Woods home.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
JAYS SHOP TO REOPEN

Jays, 23S Main street, will re- open tomorrow under the owner ship of Philip Levy. Mir. Birnbaum, the former owner. has retired from the retail business to devote his time to other interests. Mir. Levy comes to New Britain with Is years experience in the ready to-wear business. For ten years he was connected with Oppenheim- Collins company. New York. Jays will carry popular priced coats, dresses, millinery etc The store has been renovated and new depart ments added.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Boston and Troy Run Is
 Held Not Too Lengthy

Boston. March IS [P--A board of arbitration headed by James Jack son, former state treasurer, decided today that the 192-mile run between Boston and Troy. x. Y, does not cause an excessive strain or unrea- sonable hardship on the engineers and firemen of the Boston and Maine Railroad
 The engineers and nremen had complained against the institution of this run by the railroad. For merly different crews had operated the trains on the route after they reached Greenfield.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
CITY COURT JUDGMENTS

Judgment for the plaintiff in the amount of s11SoS was rendered by Judge William C. Hungerford in the city court yesterday afternoon in the action of Michael Chlebowski against Joseph Waskiewicz. Judg- ment for the plaintiff in the amount of s34.15 was rendered in the ac- ton of Vincent J. Smith against J. H. Connolly. Thomas r. McDonough represented the plaintiff in each ac- ton.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
BANKRUPTCY NOTES

The assets Of the bankrupt estate Of Stewart s. Porter and Frank J. Senatro. builders. will be sold by United States Auctioneer w. II. Wakelee on March c2 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
 The final hearing In the matter ot the Aion Butter Store, bankrupt, was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the office of Saul German, referee in bankruptcy.
 The first hearing of creditors of the tolonial Brass Co. of Plainville Will be held next Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock before Referee Berman.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Demonstration Today by
 WOOnsOcket Strikers

Providence. R. l., March IS LPA- Four hundred Woonsocket strikers Of the Manville- -Jenckes Company descended upon the state house this 10 hold demonstration while squad of mounted policemen patrolled the adjacent streets. and 50 reserves were held in readiness at police headquarters in case of trouble, Officials of the United TeXiIe Workers of America led the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Orange Sweater Causes
 Fight in MiddletOWn

MiddletoWn. Conn. March IS NP)-An orange sweater, worn to high school yesterday by Robert Cant, so aroused the ire Of the loyal Irish that a near riot resulted,
 When Instructor Harold R. Par melee tried to intervene, the fight vas at such a height that he found himself the recipient of several un- intentional blows.
 High school authorities today said that nothing would be done in the matter, and laughed it off as a little St, patricks day fun.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
filling Restores Auto
 Licenses to Several

Hartford, March IS (UP)-Louis J. Ramistella Of New London and Antonio Dilauro, also of New Lon don, both convicted of liquor law violations, Guiseppi Lorenzetti Of stafford Springs. convicted of carry ing concealed weapons. and John Mele of New Haven. narcotics law Violator, had their automobile oper- ator's licenses restored to them here today by Attorney General Benja- min Aling.
 He is empowered to restore H. censes under the act of 1925.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
THE GREAT WAR TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. (By United Press.)
 MARCH IS
MARCH IS.

Three American ships. the City of Memphis. the Illinois and the Nisilancia, sunk with 22 men missing: regarded as clear cut overt act,' making war in- eyita hle.
 In view Of the crisis. Presl- dent Wilson requires the rail- road unions 10 abandon their proposed strike,
 The Germans abandon Per rome and Noyon in their re- treat.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
Major Beires Today Is
 At Port Natal, Brazil

Penambuco. Brazil, March IS.- p'-Major Sarmento Beires. Por- tuguese round-the-world flier. has completed the crossing Of the At- lantic ocean, arriving at Port Natal. Brazil, at le:59 p. m., today, 1t is announced here. He was flying from the Island Of Fernando Do Noronha, off the Brazilian coast, where he arrived yesterday from the Bissagos islands, near the coast Ot Africa.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18

Today's hop wa. short one. Fernando Do Noronha being only l25 miles from the coast. There Is no confirmation of the earlier re- port that Major Beires made an earlier start this morning and was forced to return, but it would have been possible for him to do 50 and later make the short hop.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-18
pOJICEMAN'S BILLY OBSOLETE.

Chicago. March IS UP)-The poiceman's billy Is obsolete. and will no longer be used in Chicago, Chief Of Police Morgan Collins an nounced.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
A
ECO N 0 MICOS

Siempre que listed necesite VEN
der, comprar, rentar casa, etc., etc.,
inserte IN anuncio en- esta Secci6n
y obtendra inmediatos resuItados:
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

Sc DESEA saber ell ~paradero de Je-
s1s Hernandez y de su esposa, Mer-
cedes l.. de Hernandez. Para TODD
informe relacionado con este asunto,
dirigirse a la Sra. Petra Vida. de Ca
lego. Callej0n Is de Septiembre
No. 6. Cananea, Son., Mex.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
PAGINA CHICO

Sc nos dice que habra I'm desfile
general por las Gales de Tucson, en- la
noche del dia IA a la luz de bonitas
luces de Bengala, y tambien otros nu-
meros escogidos de I'm programa pre-
parade ad hoe, con a~ntelacion.
va han comenzado a circular las in
vitaciones para dicha fiesta, y por
cierto que estan hechas a TODD lujo con
varias tintas Y ostentando los dolores
de la Alianza.
La festividad sera para los MEM
bros de la sociedad Y para los aspiran-
ties a la Alianza.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
LA VIDA SOCIAL EN- LA SEMANA

Ell senior F. NJ. Rosales, desde ell
domingo anterior Sc encuentra enfer-
mo de fuerte resfriado.
Con destino al Estado de Nuevo
Mexico, Sc ha detenido por algunos
dias en- esta ciudad, en- casa de su
hermano Ruperto, ell senior Pablo Soto.
va mejorada Sc encuentra la sonora
Laura c. de Preciado, quien ha estado
enferma por algunos dfas.
Ell Sr. Percy Lucas, Diputado de
ASSESSOR del Candado, Sc e~ncuentra va
mejor de sus males, ocasionados por
ell Academic que sufriera en- dias ante
riores.
Hoy, por la noche, en- numerosas
residencias tendran lugar reuniones v
bales, para festejar la feliz salida del
presente ano, asi como para recibir
~alegremente al nuevo.
Y como por ahf dicen que como Sc
empieza Sc termina, nadie quiere CO.
menzarlo triste, sino rebozando ale
gria.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

MONUMENTOS artisticos a precios
moderados. Lorenzo Escamilla. 440
S. Main st.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
PequenO IncendiO

Ell Jueves pasado, como a las tres
de la manana, fueron llamados los
bomberos a la Gale Meyer al Sur, en-
la tienda Star Mercantile Co. en- vir-
tud de que Sc habia iniciado I'm incen-
dio.
Inmediatamente fue extinguido,
siendo de insignificante monte las
perdidas habidas.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
POlicia Commercial
Que Fue MultadO

90. C. Simpson, policia comercial, ha
sido multado con la cantidad de $100
dolares, ~habiendosele retirado su IL
cencia por ell termino de seis meses,
en- vista de que dirigfa su automovil
enc~ontrandose intoxicado.
Ell defensor de Simpson ha apelado
a la Corte Superior, de la s~entencia
pronunciada.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
Ell VERSO SELECTO
La HOra

T0msme ahora que aun es temprano
Y que llevo dallas nuevas en- la mano.
Tomame ahora que aun es sombria
Esta taciturna cabellera mia,
Ahora, que tengo la carne olorosa,
Y 10 ojos limpios Y la piel de rosa.
Ahora, que calza mi planta ligera
La sandalia viva de la primavera.
Ahora que en- mis- labios replica la
riSa
Como una campana sacudida aprisa.
Despues $500. ali 20 sc
Que va NADIA de ESQ mas tarde tendre!
Que ~entonces in1til sera tn deseo
Como ofrenda puesta sobre I'm mauso-
leo:
Tomame ahora que aun es tamprano
Y que tengo RIGA de nardos la mano!
Hoy, Y no mas tarde. Antes de que
anochesca
Y sc vuelva mustia la corola fresca.
Hoy. V no mafana. Oh, amante, no
Que la enredadera crecera cipres?
Juana de Ibarborou.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

servicio de AUTOMOBILES. Tel. 50.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
VERTIGO ELECCIONES LA
UNION DE PELUQUEROS

La Union de Barberos Mexicanos,
organizada en- esta ciudad hace pocas
semanas, ACADIA de tener sus elecciones
para los oficiales que fungiran en- ell
ano que principal manana.
Ellos son: Presidente, Bernabe Gar
cfa; Srio., Regime Paz; Tesorero, F6liz
Rivera y canciller. Faustino Mendez.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

Ell proximo j%ueves, la Logia Funda-
dora de la Alianza Hispano Ameri-
cana, efectuara session, por la noche.
Seg1n O informan varios de sus
miembros, tai session estara revestida
de I'm inusitado entusiasmo, pues ade-
mas de las numerosas personals que
Sc inciaran, Sc haran ~obsequios a los
presentes y ademas Sc tendra I'm ratio
de bale.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
CAMBIANA DE C

Ell Moline de Nixtamal "La Sina-
loense" propiedad de la Sra. Clotilde
R. de Quijada, seg1n nos han dicho, en
breve Sc trasladara del local que ocupa
actualmente, al mismo lugar en- donde
Sc halla "El Banquete Mexicano."
Dice la Sra. de Quijada que, tenien-
do los dos establecimientos en- ell mis-
mo lugar, podra dar mejor atencion
Y ~servicio a su numerosa clientele.
Ell Gambia de "La Sinaloense" Sc
efectuara en- los primeros dfas del mes
proximo.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31
SuntuOsa Fiesta de
A~niverSariO

La Logia Fundadora, de la "Alianza
Hispano Americana" sigue hacienda
los ~preparativos para celebrar, con
toda solemnidad ell a~niversario de su
f~undacion, que es de toda la sociedad.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

Siempre que listed quiera leer I'm
p~eriodico amend, procure Gel Fronte-
rizo." Els ell Semanario de los Mexi-
canos en- Arizona.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

Siempre que listed quiera leer I'm
periodico amend, procure Gel Fronte-
RIO" Els ell Semanario de los Mexi-
canos en- Arizona.
El fronterizo., 1927-12-31

La Sra. E~nriqueta de Martinez. Sc
encuentra va mejor de su enfermedad.
habiendo sido operada hace dfas en- ell
Hospital Santa Maria.
Ell proximo microbes efectuara Sc
sion, a las siete Y media de la noche.
la Sociedad Fraternal "Moctezuma,"
encareciendose la asistencia de los
miembros. Despues de la session, Sc
tendra I'm ratio de bale, como de cos
tumbre.