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New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
"A PERFECT SHOW"

'Shanghaied" with Ralph Ince. Patsy Ruth Miller in the leading roles nN at the Lyccum is a pie ture well worth seeing. The picture in short shows how the beautiful Patsy Ruth Miller is dancer in an old cabaret run by thief who first puts his bait sailors to sleep by using chemicals and with the aid of lis well trained dancing girls robs them of their money. There is plenty of action throughout the whole picture. The companion pie jure is q comedy that you will just glsgIe and laugh at like you never laughed at anything else hoforo-a JcWish-Irish comedy riot shamrock and the Rose"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
GERMAN PLIERS DELAYED

Lisbon. Portugal, Oct. CP)-De- parturo of the bunker plane D-t220 for the Azores on route to the Unit cd States, was postponed today be- cause Of a thick fog at sea.
 The plane, carrying Lilli Dillenz. Austrian actress, as a passenger, ar rived here last night after having spent the preceding night at anchor off Santa Cruz. northwest of Lisbon.
 Although the German ayiltors plan 10 fly from the Azores to liar hor Grace, Newfoundland, there Is q possibility that they will fly to the Hormndas depending upon weather conditions.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
Discuss Division
 Of Radio Waves

Washington. Oct. : Division of radio wavelcngths in the whole west crn hemisphere will be discussed Monday at meeting between the federal radio commission and dele gates Of Canada, Mexico and Cuba to the international radio-tolosraphic conference now meeting here.
 At present 95 wave lengths are available in this hemisphere. Canada uses i exclusively, and shares two with the United States, which used the other 69. Cuba and Mexico, il is understood, will press for some exclusive wave lengths or at least to share some of the American waves.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
YOUTH DESERTS
 PAL IN COURT
Wellman 7estifes Against Jones
 in Murder Trial

Belfast Me. Oct, : LP)-Parloy Jones, 20-yoar-o old son of Wilder Jones Of Jefferson, took the stand as the first witness in his own de- icnsc today in his trial in supreme court for the murder Of Dexter B.. Wentworth. for which he was jointly indicted with Leland L.. Wellman.
 The latter, who had pleaded guilty testified for the state against his chum yesterday telling the hor- rible story of the beating 10 death end robbery of the aged war veteran. and the plans made to commit the crime.
 Jones told Of his acquaintance with WelIman, whom he had known for three years since coming from Jefferson to work in West Washing ton, where he had 6 room in We'll mans home.
 Jones testified he tried to get We'll man not to do the deed, and said to him repeatedly: Let's go back home.' While talking with him about disposing of Wcntworth's boy, he said he declared: "Nou cant usc mY car for it." II was left in the farmhouse, where it was dis covered two days later.
 Jones, who, Wellluan had testt- fed, diverted the veterans attention while he struck him over tho head with a club in his home, said he dii not sa" any of the blows struck. He shook his head at Wcllman. with the intention of preventing him from striking. He left the house so as not 10 hear fine dying mans 2roans
 H. took Wpntworth's watch, hut l@''r returned ii 10 Wcllman at his request. He also accepted from Wellm0n, he said, half.of the SIP, the only money they obtained all though officials later found between $20O.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
SAYS HUSBAND SAFE
Sonora Conner, Youthful Wife of Re bellious Mexican General, Conf dent He is Unharmcl.

Los Angeles. Oct. ' P>-senora Gomez. youthful wife Of General Arnulfo Gomez, today expressed confidence that her husband thus far lad successfully eluded Mexican government troops.
 You may depend upon 1t that General Gomez is very much alive and has neither been captured nor killed by the federal forces in Mexi- CO.," Senora Gomez affirmed, smiling confidently as she placed her arms about her two children. Arnulfo and Aida. While it is true that I have had no direct word from my hue- band since the most recent outbreak, It IS equally true that I would havu heard immediately had he been cap turcd, executed or killed in battle.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
City Items

Mir. and Mrs. NJ. R. Mallnowsk left yesterday for New York where they will attend the world serics games played in that city.
 Hot Lunches at Packard Drug advt.
 Stanley Budnick, Simon Nowell. Caesar MIecskowski. Edward Zal- eski and Vincent Abramowicz. all members of the Burrtt A. C., have left for weeks stay in New York city where they will attend the world series.
 New Lunch Specials, Crovcll's.- advt.
 John Schencl. George Hennessoy and Albert J. Blanchette will attend the world series games in New York during the week -end.
 Nash Suit or Overcoat. s2a.a0. McCabe. 49 Walnut. Tel. 45i.-advt.
 A daughter was born at New Brit ain General hospital yesterday 10 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Blalkowski of 355 Broad street. > A Nash Suit or Oyercoat, sco.gO. Joe Ryan. 1S4 North street. Tel 2909.-adyt
 Councilman Samuel SabIotskv and DICK Murray of the New Britain Market Co. will leave tomorrow for New York to attend the Saturday and sunday games Of the world series.
 There was no session of police court today
 Chief W. C. Hart of the police do partment was notified today of the meeting Of the New England Asso citation of Chiefs which win be haId at Providence, R. |, on October IS.
 GHetano Savoca reported to tho police this morning that his store at "1f Myrtle street vas entered dur ing the night and six cartons of cigarettes and 15 packages of chew ing gum taken.
 William kIejbull of t2a Pleasant street reported to the police at S:25 last evening that as he was driving his automobile on Bigol0w street '''i Nrli'7AItA N'l''N. d. fbN OH d bicycle struck the rear tender. dam aging the front wheel of tho bicycle. The boy escaped injury.
 Alvin Soloman Of South Side Park, Tlainvillo, reported 10 the no- lice the theft of a fire, tube and rim from his automobile. which was parked outside nudiack's Han on Sexton street last night.
 Henry Pasoui. agod E. of 755 East street, suffered a painful cut on the right hand al the state Trade school. where hc Is q pupil, this foro- noon. The injury was treated at New Britain General hospital after which the boy went home.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Tobin Of 3S HaWley street will attend tho world series in New York tomorrow.
 The New Britain Institute library will he closed on Columbus Day. .
 Strictly Fresh Eggs received daily from nearby farms Eggs you can depend on. Nat, Tea importers l23 Main St-advt. Strictly Fresh Eggs received daily ! from nearby farms. Eggs you can depend or. Nat. Tea Importers 123 Main St,-adlt.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
WOMAN ANSWERS JUDGE
Social Leader Suing for Divorce Gives Heated Reply to Judges Comment In Court.

Newport, R. |, Oct. 7 UP)- Heated repartee between Mrs. Jesse N. Budlong, counsel for herself, and Judge Herbert L. Carpenter, pre- siding at divorce proceedings instj- tuted by Milton J. Budlong of New York and Newport, marked ycSter- days session.
 Mns. Bullons questioned her hus- band at length and in great detail concerning financial matters about Which the action coutcrs.
 At one point. Judge Carpenter in- terrupted the oss-queslloniug to say If my wifel brought such charges against mo ! should feel monstrous.'
 "You'rc q judge, now; not a man, Mrs. Budlong retorted.
 The judge replied he still hoped he was a man. T also strive to ro- member that you are u wifi" and q nother' he continued.
 Budlong is suing his wife for dt- vorce on the grounds Of extreme cruelty in connection with hor al- legged unrea sonable social ambitions.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
''HooIey" Smith to
 Play With Montreal

Montreal, Oct. lP--Eeeinald "Hoolcy' Smith. hockey star of tho world champion Ottawa Senators. will play with the Montreal Maroors the coming season. His acquisition m return for Harry Punch" broad tent of the Maroons and an undis- closed sum of money was announced today by Gordon Cushing, director Of tho Montreal club.
 Smith, who can play right wing, center or on the defense. II" will be unable 10 play until q month after the season opens on account ni a suspension imposed by the league head as a result of a fire" for all miX-up after the final battle of the championship series with th" Boston team at Ottawa last spring,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
BRIGHT LIGHTS F0R
 NORTH OF TRACKS,
Merchants Adopt New Plan for
 Illuminating Street

Business men Of Main street north of the railroad tracks, through q committee appointed few weeks ago, are considering a plan Of light ing hy means of food lights in con nectlon with it's campaign of making the north ead business section more attractive. The chief difficulty in drawing the buying crowd north of
 the railroad tracks has been inn proper lighting facilities, the asso- clation believes. and as the street lights arc set at intervals which do not permit proper lighting in com paFlSon with tine Central Park sec tion where lighted signs make an at tractNa display, the committee ap- pointed for the work has set q goal in the obtaining Of more attractive lighting for the northern section of the street
 To overcome the lack Of brilliant lighting, tho committee has decided to install flood lights on several buildings with the rays Of the lamps directed upon the thorougbfare. The plan was recently tried out when a flood light was installed on the top of the United Cigar store which stands on the southern side of the tracks on the west side of Main street.
 The committee. satisfied with the rasults obtained by the experiment. is making preparations for the iu- staIlation of four flood lights on buildings from the railroad tracks to the intersection of East Main street The cost of the proposed improvement will be met by dona- lions subscribed by business men having establishments in that zone. Later, it is the organization's plan Co obtain needed improvements for the north end of Main street, The Chamber of Commerce has sane tIoned the purposes of the org1niza- . To-. I
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
Impetus Given Move
 ID Ban Narcntics;

Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 7 lF'-- Impetus was given 10 movement for the strictost surveillance of the traffic in narcotics and drugs by the adoption today of q resolution in troduced by Colonel Arthur Woods, former New York City police com missioner, by the subcommittee Of the League of Nations Opium com mission.
 This resolution, introduced yes 'orday, demanded either govern ment ownership or control of fac tories manufacturing narcotics.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
Will Ask Repeal of
 Fight Film Legislature

Washington, Oct. JP) - Rep. Emanuel CelIer, New York, demo- crat, will ask congress this winter to repeal its ban on interstate trans portation of fight films.
 The present law was "put over during a reign oi reformation hys- teria," Ccller said today.
 It is foolish. he said. to bar fight movies when thousands Of fans are permitted to get all the boxing de- tails from radio, newspaper photo- graphs and vivid press accounts.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07

COMPANY II DANCE SUC

co-'hA <AA' ' II t'N.tNIS ENtNNt4t''N
 S large crowd attended the arm cry an Acch street, New Britain. last Saturday night for Co. H. 169th h. fantry's first dance. The boys worked hard to make it q success and the c.cwl certainly turned out to show N-s appreciation for their efforts. This was the first of a series of five canccs 10 he run every Saturday night during the month of October. The second dance will be held Sat Erday night October Sth.
 The music furnished by Bill Tasil- Ia and t;s ten piece orchestra, rr- gently Of alike Compounce. was treat and was thoroughly enjoyed by the dancers. Bill and his band are great favorites with the dance pub lie,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
JAP WAESiIIPS LEAVE.

Now York, Oct. : tEl-The battle scared Japanese Warships Asama and lWate steamed out of New York harhor yesterday for Annapolis, ending nine-day visit as part of the education of the 1,250 young sailors training aboard the obsolete old cruiser" 10 serve in the Mikado's navy The cruisers are veterans of tn" Russo Japanese war.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
93 Payalysis Cases
 Reported in HaverhilI

HaVorNlIT, Mass,, OCt. : WP)- Another case of iufantilc paralysis was reported here today making q total of 93 cases in this city. Thir- teen deaths have resulted.
 One case reported yesterday was that of Mrs. Mathida Hayes, 40, who is the oldest person afflicted here thus far.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
LOOKING FOR GAMES

Inc BorIin F1Uthors would liko 70 secure games during the football season with teams averaging 150 pounds. The average age of the panthors is is to 19 years, Com munications should be addressed 10 Royal Holmes al East Berlin. The games can be played Saturday after noon or sunday.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
BETTER TINE IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Oct 7 P-Mexican business firms and families, who have been counting the hours on cheap German alarm clocks now are buying large wall cocks. American timepieCos of all kinds are liked In Mexico, but many people cannot af- ford them and buy the cheaper Cor man and Swiss products. About GO per cent carry watches.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
COMMUNISTS JAILED.

Rome, oct. ' (UP)---Thr tribunal. with General S7nMG presiding, today sentenced tho communists Giacomo Bottino to three years, Ida Scarselli two years and six months, uisa Yer raclni two years, and Guilio Mon tagEani is months, and all four 10 three special police surveillance, for conapring against tht state.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
Russians Protesting
 Tax On T0nbstonns

Odessa kra.ne, Russia. Oct. tPl The heavy taxes imposed by muni- cipal aE'horitios horo for the right of crac'lng monuments in ceseteries have drawn numerous protests Of late. Non-working classes. or "nnp- men,' orc charged 15o ruhlcs. arti- sons loo rublcs, workers and cn- p'oycS 50 rublcs.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
SAVED FROM CHAIR

Albany, x. Y., Oct P'--Gover- TOT Smith yesterday commutcd 10 life Imprisonment tho death sen- tcnco imposed on Adam Nappi, of Iioosick Falls. convicted Of the mur- der of Joseph Leo in 1922, Nappi was 10 have been executed at Sing Sing last night.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT

The police were notified today of the return of the operators licenses of Edwin Warren of r Cottage Place, Edward Broff of i52 Stanley street and Thomas F. Butler of I Highland street, also the return Of inc right to operate, to Paul Moroau of West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
150 WORKERS RETURN

Pittsburgh, Oct. tP-A settle mant reached, 45o employees of the American Window Glass company returned 10 work yesterday but there was no indication that the strike, as fl affects some 2.5oO other glass workers. was near an end.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07

so great q stimulus has prohibition been 10 the California wino-grapo in- duStry that now there are only fen California counties where grapes arc not grown. Formerly, there were 1c.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-07
"Choose Coclidge"-
 New Campaign Slogan

Washington, oct. 1.-CUP)--Ians bearing the picture Of President Coolidge and the words "ChQose Coolidge" were circulated around the White House today
 They were distributed hy Theodore C. Thomas. disabled war veteran who said Inc made them from fans loft over from the 1921 presidential ra1upai2n. He printed the word "Chooso' and pasted it over the Keep which Was used in 1924,
 Hastings Castle in England now in ruins and for sale, Is the remains of the large fortress erected by Will liam the ConGunror.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

TO the Swedish Match Co. and the In
ternational Match Corporation, an
American corporation.
The 3 per cent French bonds will be
retired on March Is, 1928. -r
Lee. Higginson d Co. bankers for
the International Match Corporation,
announced the corporation has agreed
20 purchase $50. .000, 900 of tie new
French per cent bonds from its
parent concern. the Swedish Match
Co.. which has made an arrangement
with the administration of the French
state match monopoly providing for
cooperation in the match industry.
This arrangement covers tht. supply
of match manufacturing machinery.
raw materials and matches under
terms satisfactory to both the admin
istration of the French state niatch
monopoly and the Swedish Matcir Co.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
INTERNATIONAL MATCH
COMBINE is REVEALED
French Government, Swedish Co.
and International of America In
cluded in Gigantic Lead.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 5.--The for
nation of u huge international match
combine was revealed here today in
the announcement that the French
government will retire it's entire is
sue of per cent bonds outstand-
ng in this country through the sale
of q new issue of $4,000, 900 French
government j0-year per cent bonds
Evening star., 1927-11-06
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Help Wanted-Male
I 1nANrr A sAIESMAN

A large local concern would like to
get in touch with young men, 81
80, having at least high school edu-
cation. Expected applicants will be
given an opportunity to learn bust
ness from ground up. Address Box
PA.
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Apartments for Rent
Houses and Flats Furnished

MERIDIAN, N: beautiful. complete furn.:
slpg. porch. sun porch: shade. Ra. $500.
PENNSYLVANIA. N, 2131-5-room fur
nished apt. good heat. Har. 3973-J.
PENNSYLVANIA. 9O2 N; rooms and
kitchenette; 81. See custod. The Plaza:
Groom, modern; adults. Ran. 1912.
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NANNsNNsNNS~NF0<1O~
IBoICoURT, IvA-Beloved wife Of Nelson
March I6. Funeral Saturday, March 10.
q b. M, at Trinity Reformed Church, cor;
ner of Perkins and Raymond SITS. Burial
al New Crown Cemetery. Friends invited.
NOFFKE- MINNIE L.-Age AZ years, be;
loved wife of William A. Noffke, passed
away at the family res dence. 2d16 Brook
side Ave, Wednesday. March 16; Besides
the husband she is survived by ner
mother, Mrs. Sophia Rasbach; four sisters.
Mrs. Sophia -Littell. Mrs, Clara Noffke,
Mrs. Elnora Noffke and Miss Amelia Ras-
bach; two brothers, William Rasbach, In
dianapolis; Fred Rasbach. Los Angeles;
Cal. Services at St. PauIs Evangellcal
Church. Ashland Aye. and Thirteenth a..
vitad I1terment in Crown Hill.
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Suburban for Rent

FOR RENT-Country home: 81 acres;
well improved; IL miles north. C. F.
GORDON, 116 S. Illinois st.
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WANTED to lease or rent: blacksmith
shop with tools. J. NJ. JOHNSON.
534 Windsor ST. Muncie Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-17
Real Estate for Exchange

TRADE YOUR LOT-As down payment.
cottage, bungalow or double. Main 1876.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-17
HELLO,
BACK AGAIN,
MIR. BRAZIL BLOCK

Try our our Kenntuckyy Wonder. 1.40
~ Low ash and full heat.
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EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL CO.
934 Fowler st. Main $3.50