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Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
HARTFORD COURT ISSUES
 WARRANT FOR VlNCELETT

\ warrant for arrest. issued hy Il judge of the city court of Hartford. t is understood has been left with the iailer at Brooklyn Jail to be served on Willis Nincelett, former owner of the Nineelett Motor Sale Company, should Nincelett Dc able to raise the sl 600 bond that would giYe him his freedom until superior court meets in September Attorney |. II. Miron. who represents Nneelett. has information that such warrant has been issued. bat has not been informed as Co Che nn- tare of the new charges against his client. although be believes it has to do with the sale of an automobile.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
kRAZY KAT CARTooNIsT
 sUMMERING IN QUADlc

William (. Nolan. cartoonist. the originator of the ekrazy Kat car toous. SO well known te moving pie taru fans. with Mrs Nolan and their two children. IS summering in cottage on the shores of Qaadic pond With them Is Jack Carr. a cartoonist. assistant to Mr. Nolan. They also have as their guest for short time. Jack McDermott of New York.
 Mr. Nolans studio is in Long Branch. N J. He has a brother tltan Nolan. a state officer. sta unued at che panieIson Barracks. Who comes 10 Putnam every Tue day tn issue automobile licenses. lt vas through his brother that the
 sd eaHtaoHist came to this sec .Ian fer his vacation.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
CASE IS
 HoLED BY PROSECUTOR

The case against Willia Vincelelt charging him with selling an auto- mobile he had in his possession on a conditional blll of sale to Joseph of Providence. has been nolled by Prosecuting Attorney F.. II. Johnson because, after further he felt that the evidease does not sustain the .har.e rk- ..sa, sssiae uP trs the cIty court last Friday and was adjourned a week.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
POLICE GET BOY WHO
 FLED REFORM SCHOOL

place and the police were notified. Captain Jarvis started an investiga- ton and picked up Siseo on hie way to the city and took him Co Che police station.
 The boy was questioned and j. was evident to the captain that be wns not telling the truth When he finally ad mitted that he wHe from Webster the police department waH called and it was chen learned Chat he was want- cd for the officers of the reform school.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
BOY OUT TO GET RATS
 SHOOTS SEIF IN THIGH

Leonard Sheppard, l4. older son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sheppard. Oak Hill, aeeidently shot himself in the right thigh with a 22-ealiber revol- yer, Thursday afternoon. while out gunning for rats on the city dump south of the city.
 The boy. with companion, start cd for Che dump Co Dag some rodents. He was holding che pistol by his side with the h9Hmer up. The weapon Vas accidently discharged and the bullet entered under the skin and
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
SALESMAN GETS FREE
 TRIP TO ATLANTIC CITY

HH neamssara. Putnam iaea nz--f gae Hastts electric Waahu
 H leas Putnam sueust I Atlantis tIty NE
 VIII =onU Hl fauH Con zagr1HE la l4 taa eeest aG 8He 1e lMe ssas.ae resort
 # HaHa#HH month sslI ME cam H a6H receives his fr6a ta WEEnE 5#5 mast hu mess for HH= cauHaHN H lA month Che contest 0a eH. A.r HHf was former iR AHHh tte t#HH EiHhI < Power Company but E. ska Faz' year and I hal1 hns Haa aseat n tHls section for the MaEtae Company.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
ODD FELLOWS ELECT

& eaaf meeting uf Israel
 #t fE Odd J elbows tues HaV HEHt officers for the coming six 8e elected follows No Hza Gasa George Swanson. vice sr#a Robert Ail#d; financial sec-
 H #ea- F Fuller. recording #H5Hs5##E T fH.tt < Johnson; treas mGr taaa r Wilson.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Rachel Harlbut. Phyllis Tatem. A- icC Perry. Bradway Delana and Tham- as pebaradniz left last Saturday as dal#e5tes from the Second CeugreEa- tanal Sunday school of jbiz city c the GoHefaEatiouai Young People, com FlHce l#Hg held at Starr Tor tea Ha7 Th ReE James r. English l=
 s counsellor during the iirst
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01

came out six inches below, making "a clean wound
 The pain was not great and the hoys walked to Grove street where a passing motoriBt gave them a ride home X doctor was summoned and treated the boy to prevent lockjaw. This morning he is resting eomforta- bly.
 Mrs Thomas Duffy with Misses Eliza and Marietta Reid, spent Sun day with relatives in Worcester
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
AMERICA LANDS IN
 #LATE3 NEAR FRANCE

The America had been a the aH ta hours and 21 minutes. lt had been ti-rifne about H Che fog and rain untl the fuel supply had become exhausted and The ship Was forced down lf5 miles from Paris The ed When investigation was made by
 shin of the French navy which ----.- L.a A-nr-laa a.hnnn-
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01

The Putnam Hu.ie Shop fearues over the radio tbis morning that th, America was forced to land in th, water 300 yards from the Frenei coast near the village of Bcrznrmer Commander Byrd and h.s companion swsm ashore and went inmeaiateI to bed. The time m France wa 5.45.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-01
BACK FROM CRUISE

Rudolph Donovan. sailor 0a tHe J $. $. Brock speni che week Hd WgH his father au Bridge street His HH IS at Newport. having iH return fzum a tWa=yeaf cruise iu laf Ha
Evening star., 1927-08-26

stalled. centrally located on big thor
fare: $4,000 square feet: rent, $4,000;
price $36 600. -
WARREN COCHRAN
sol Southern Bldg Main 41i0.
AN IDEAL FACTORY S1TE-LOT 246 FIT.
Ivy 353. or S7.oS9 81. it.: improved by /
large frame Office building and small dwell
ing house: railroad siding right on the prop
erty. This would be a fine place for steam
laundry and cleaning plant or for any kind
of factory recurring plenty of room and
rood shipping facilities: has water and cleo
The price is right: terms easy.
Inquire of
A. & DONIPHAN & son.
101 n. Columbus St
Phone Alex $40 Alexander. Va.
Evening star., 1927-08-26

MT. PLEASANT. NEAR END OF CAR LINE
broom brick hot;%ate5 to hedt ,rn e%ctrGltS rn1cg
gas two baths gasaSe ci cponai a%n' n,rty
fgri f1rnished ard nicely ARRANGED for tgo fam.
lies IL desired newly decorated. Rent re
duced 10 only S75 per month.
OWNER COL. 1881 w. IS.
Evening star., 1927-08-26

A REAL HOME AT REAL BARGAIN.
Beautiful 7-room house with all modern
improvements. large living room and fire.
place. dining room and reception hall on
first floor 3 bedrooms and bath on second
floor. This house is we'll built and located
in one of the best residential sections of the
town: shade. some fruit: double garage :
lot 75y200. 2 blocks from bus and car lines.
Must he seen to be appreciated: Immediate
possession. PRICE. S9.750. $1,000 cash
balance to suit purchaser.
N. F.. CHURCH,
Realtor
Evening star., 1927-08-26
YOUR OPPORTUNITY,

Semi-bungalow. 8 rooms and bath: excel
lent condition; ami. garage. CHICKEN house !:
large lot; convenient location. Real buy at
81 800: small cash payment and S45 per
month. Inquire 1903 r. L. ave. Mt. Rainier.
Phone HyattS. $40.
Evening star., 1927-08-26

1913 Mess nj n.e-Brck dwellin
rooms gas hot and cold water, coal range
yM. 2. NORMoYLE.
S1N = ST \ " Main MSb0.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
Realtor.
Phone Falls Church lXaN 20

II So off K. /. ave. ne. S7.950. Slate
roof bedrooms. two-car garage. Owner
desires quick sale-hence Drice.
NJ. 9691. 4. L. ELLIOTT. EVE. n. 1850.
heat hardwood floors. fireplace. fioored
attic. improved street. excellent neishbor-
per month.
5-room bungalow. ami built-in garage.
terraced lot $500 cash and S45 per month.
5-room bungalow. ami, hardwood floors.
lot fenced Price. S4.050: $500 cash and
SAB per month.
Groom 2-story pebble dash home. hard
wood floors and doors. tile bath. fireplace:
excellent neighborhood: improved street.
Phone Hyattsville 70.
O. B. ZANTZINGER.
Mo- Ave- evil
Evening star., 1927-08-26
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. WITH HARD
wide white sand beach: not DEVELOPMENT
than he needs and desires to sell two or
three parcels. fronting 721 feet on the bay
and about no feet deep: price very reason,
able. considering exceptional desirabiity. and
terms can be arranged Address Box 2S2-R
star OfIre
COTTAGE AT NORTH BEACH FOR RENT.
hY week month rcas Col. 4G13
Evening star., 1927-08-26
COLORED.

COIOKED.
Large Groom Houses.
3253.3255 Prospect ave. NV. near Wis
>lsye-Bath electricity, gas range new neat
Wing plant: newly decorated: ~ firstclass con
dition Reut. $40 per month o
C. HEURICH. JR.. REALTY CO..
1.10 q st NV Main 552i
LARGE l2-ROOM HOUSE.
Two baths extra toilet. all modern I'M
movements; excellent condition. Rent. SID
C. HEURICH. JR REALTY co.
Itl0 G St. NV. Main o2-5.
10 ROOMS . BATHS: GOOD NV. SEC
flcu' near Conn ave ard St: very desll
AVA for roonling house proposition.
CHAS. s MUIR co. ,oo.
1903 n. Y. A"e. Main 1880.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
Bf3 la. Ave. Nv


FOK COLUKED-
I2f1 Union court sw.. bet. AZ and Union
and M and sts. sw.-f rooms water;
$3.50.
Evening star., 1927-08-26

ny OWNER: MIGHT RENT-BEAUTTFUL
suburban home OF eight rooms: occupied
only Is months: two baths. two-car garage
gas heater.
Churches schools stores and picture show
within four blocks: street cars and coach
line. two blocks. Located 5S19 Chevy Chase
Parkway. Open nights to 9. Phone. day
line. Potomac 5000 night Cleveland 439S.
No
Evening star., 1927-08-26
SAl.E-HOUSES.

BUNGALOW CHEVY CHASE. MD.--s1 400
modern, broom bungalow with improve
ments costing several hundred dollars: ga
rage large valuable corner lot: reasonable
terms Phone CIeve 234H ~"
Evening star., 1927-08-26

A GOOD HOUSE WITH TWO ACRES OF
land. highly developed with shrubbery. lawn
fruit. nut anu shade trees and a fnrttia gar
den: on the Capital Traction line. near
'chool churches. stores. in one of the most
desirable northwest suburbs. at a price nos
sibie for a moderate income. is 9. rare find,
such. place is to he had az Kensington
heat. electricity and freplaces and there is
a good stable the land is bounded on three
aides by streets. The price ID. only. 800
and the owner whose work takes him to the
south might accept a small house near Gen.
trail High School for part OF his family.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
l407 New York Ave. Main 1166.
Evening star., 1927-08-26

A S 1oo aeue,oea

\ kAeN JOLse 3ottPeO
."k.Na UuT" ovea The.
HeDde. Her SADDLE
SLIPPED AND 1hnr
Sweet YOU'VE THING
TOOK A Gao SPtlL.
SNe fA,hTeD AS
Any PeRfecT LADY
SHoULD 20 UHDen
NUcH STAhce5
ANp tlHeN SHE Cane
TO FoUND HeeseLf
~ TIE Anns OF A
s TRANCE ttAs! But N
seeneo 10 BE a ueeT
Nice STeANsze e1Ah".
Evening star., 1927-08-26
sALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY.

Near 1th and H ets. NV in heart of
business section. Store leased for i've
wears at rental paying "A handsome re-
turn on investment Well financed.
Small cash payment.
Evening star., 1927-08-26
EDGEWATER BEACH.

No halfway verdict-~.Edgewater Beach is
Washingt9ns nearest eleanest ro most coleav 9eav
bsyiasonHie sn % mles over Defense Hsh
Gently sloping sandy beach for pathers.
several pile-driven community piers with
diving PAVILION built to 9atlast last, q tetft fee,
70 % 10 feet deep for launches and cruisers .
ssR to so o the hSS Matsrs e % the bay
Edsewater Ed W Beach While heavy breqkers are
washing the chores away on the haV, our
shore line at Edgewater Beach remains per
manent. ,.,
make il impossible to go and come in com
iort TO other ealt water colonies we come
and 20 n comfort to and from E'igewater
Regular 1us service over State highway
10 and from Edgewater Beach throughout
While other waterfront colonies, sur
rounded by fresh,water swdmps are adopt,
are free from these pests at EdSewater
Streets at Edgewater Beach are 80 feet
wide fno one-way streets,. SO that ,automo,
biics may pass each other IN comfort and
without ,ndangering the lives of the pas.
No rapld-ir high pressure methods are
necessary to sell our property; ,
Discriminating purchasers have only 70
see the homes representing a valuation Of
over ! quarter OF million dollars which
have been erected az EuSeWutel. Drd'l w
less ,tan four years by some OF the most
prominent bankers, professional and busi.
ness men uf Washington to realize that
MANAG EM ENT ,IMAINTENANCE an and
cred paramount in the DEVELOPMENT of this
We have wonderful lots as low as S4oO 90
Nearly eyerv lot commands view OF the
water Dur safe and sane restrictions have
kept the entire colony free from shacks or or
value OF property Every house at Edge
water Beach 10 real home With modern
onveniences hence every new home en-,
hances values and adds to the desirahility of
Edgcwater Ieacn for Summer home or an
Look at alI the other water. front coionies
first but uon't ne discouraged visit to
s.dgewater teach will relieve your depres
III waterfront homeseekers could know
the truth about Edgewater Beach the re
maning iots would all be purchased within
week Ask any Edgewater Beach home
Lots, S4O0 up: can be purchased as low
as $50 cash and 80 monthly Cottages
WILLIAM s MAIrEsoN. w 18th 9.
NV. Phone Main 677l Or residence phone.
Annapolis 1S45.
Evening star., 1927-08-26

NEW FOUR BEDROOM BRICK HOME IN
excellent northwest location, So $50 to- i'm
mediate purchaser; hardwood floors. large
norches. full tile bath. hot-water heat etc
value Never occnped Adams 7253J
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
Sale of Bristol Farm
Before Supreme Court

The appeal in the $4,000 action by
Leonard Fisher. colored. Of Bristol,
against Max kennedy and others of
this city. will be heard before the
supreme court Of errors in the course
Of the session which opened in
Bridgeport yesterday. Fisher is
represented by George Crawford of
New Haven and the defendants are
represented by Huneerford & SAKE
OF this city. The plaintiff appealed
from a decision in the superior court
recently.
The case concerns the rights of
the several parties under a contract
made by the plaintiff to purchase the
Or, Morris farm in Bristol which
belonged t. the defendants at the
time. Pending the completion of the
sale the plaintiff was permitted to
go upon the premises to make GER
tain repairs and to act as caretaker
The terms OF the sale were never
carried out. but Fisher remains in
possession and has done so since
1924 lie claims that failure TO per-
form the contract was due to acts
OF the defendants. The defendants
deny the allegations, Kennedy
brought a counter claim for damages
equal 10 the rental value OF the
property or interest on the purchase
price,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
BOYS TAKE COURSE
IN Home COOKING
Cleveland High School Has Un-
usual Glass

Cleveland, O., April IL tuP)-
There Is Il class of boys at John
Adams High school here whose
members will mako splendid bus
bands for hard working business
girls some day.
Realizing that cooking is more Or
less a "lost' art among present day
newiyweds, these farseeinS young
stcrc have organized a domestic
science class to study and practlc"
the do" and "don'ts" OF life in
kitchen. And what's more, they're
learning to cook.
With an expert feminine chef as
their instructor. the John Adam
Cooking club has made faster prog
ress than any girls group in the
history of the school Miss hda
Cation, a domestic science teacher
VINO specializes IN cooking, Is head
OF the new class.
Il was somewhat dubious when !
first took over the Job OF teaching
cooking to the boys" Miss Cation
said. II thought they would take
two or three lessons and then thro"
1t up as bad job.
But I've had my eyes opened.
The boys have taken a greater In
terest in the culinary art than any
girls class ever taught. And
they've made consistent progress.
Right now I'd stack them up against
any group OF newly welded brides
and feel sure they'd make a more
than Credi'able showing"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
Child Overlooked
IN FAVOR OF JAZZ
Welfare Worker Says Young
sterS Are Crowded Out Of Picture

Preparations are being made in
many cities throughout the country
for the observance Of Children's
Day, which falls on Saturday, June
IS, according to Miss Marjorie
Candee, secretary OF the Childhood
League. an organization OF prom
!nent child welfare WORKERS. Special
exercises will be held In schools.
Fairgrounds and civic clubs through
out the country that win focus az.
tention Of the public upon the I'm.
portance of proper training O! chill
Gren.
In this day OF Jazz, autos and
radio, the welfare OF children Is
apt to oe overlooked" said Miss
Candee. The aim 0. Children's
Day is 70 have people give a thought
TO childhood. The youth Of a nation
1. Its greatest asset. The children
OF today are the nation of tomorrow.
Noted educators declare that much
crime and juvenile delinquency can
b preve nted II greater attention IS
given to child welfare and training.
In many cities the schools are
planning to hold special exercises on
Friday afternoon, June Il, to which
parents will be invited. Playground
supervisors plan 70 observe Satur-
day. June IS, by exhibitions o. skill
and other contests. In New York
city an excellent program is being
prepared for IS Fairgrounds "a
which thousands OF children Will
participate.
The proper development Of social
Instincts during the formative
period OF childhood will result in
great benefit TO the nation" con-
tinued Miss Candee. unfortunately,
many people do not realize this,
with the result that too often chill
dren Just grow up"
Directors OF the Childhood League
Include Rowland c. Sheldo OF Big
Brothers and Big Sisters Federation;
Rev. John Walter Houck, Charles
Loring Brace. of the Childrcn's Aid
Society: Miss Emily Marx, lawyer
Or. Hattie J.. Dickinson, Miss Selma
Caldor, and Miss Lucy Brinkerhotf.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
RFv|V|NG DUCK|NG
STOOL At S7ORR?
Delinquent Freshmen Are Pun
iShed as Of YOre

Storrs, April 12.-LRl-The duck
ing stool OF Puritan New England
was revived at Connecticut Agricul-
tural college yesterday.
With the sanction Of the college.
the student Council used the ancient
form OF punishment age! nst seven
freshmen found guilty Of breaking
the rules laid down for their guild
ance.
Before the entire college body,
they We're lectured by Alfred Lo-
rentzen Of Naugatuck. president Of
the student council and one after
another fastened in a stool at the
end OF long beam stretched across
a frame at the side Of the old duck
pond which annually is used for
the sophomore freshman rope pull.
Sophomores willingly manned the
other end OF the beam and the
yearlings We're submerged In the
muddy pond.
1t was made clear by college Of.
hcials that the affair was not Il haz-
ing party. Hazing is strictly forbid
den at Storrs.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
CITY COURT CALENDAR

Cases were assigned by Judge
William C. Hungerford in city court
yesterday afternoon as follows:
Antonio Palmeri vs.. Francis A.
Perry. April II at 10 a. m. Green
berg & Levitt for plaintiff. Gordon
for defendant. Stanley Davidczyk
KS. Robert n. Ford. April IA at 10
q. m. Colon for plaintiff, W, P.
Judson for defendant. Adam Tu-
manowicz VS.. Joseph Zajkowski,
April IA at 10 a. m. Colon for
plaintiff. Ginsburg for plaintiff,
Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford and
Camp for garnishce. Gold Auto
Body Co. vs.. Fair-View Milk Co.,
April S at 2:30 p. m. Casale for
plaintiff, Roche e Cabelus for de-
PENDANT. Julian Klukowsld VS., Alex
PierzanoWski ct Tx, April IS at
p. IN. Traceski for plaintiff, Sexton
for defendant. julius Eisenberg VS..
Union Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Corp. April Is at 2 p. IN. Mag for
plaintiff. Kirkham, Cooper.
Hungcrtord and Camp for defend
ant. Joseph II. Yonan vs, Joseph
Perrotta, April ii at ? p. m. Rach
lin for plaintiff, Levitt for defend
ant. Mary Straker VS.. Orville Gibbs,
April p at p. IN. Woods for plain
tiff, Levitt for defendant. Wladys-
law Kosakowski vs.. Wladyslaw Tai
majer. April % at y. m. Traceski
for Dlainfiff NonLtiouricZ for de-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

Britain.
Stephen Bona, Bridgeport Rope
clamp.
Harold DeOlaneta. assignor TO
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,
New Haven. Dry cell.
Otto A. Frederickson. Wethers-
field. assignor to the American
Wiremold Co. Hartford outlet box.
Henry A. Girard. Hartford. Auto
motive tool.
Erie II. Hand. New Britain
Height measuring device.
Bengt NJ. W. Hanson. deceased.
Hartford. e. A. Hanson and c. f.
Whitney. executors. Apparatus for
and method Of truing abrasive
screws.
Simon Lake. Milford. Concrete
molding apparatus
Richard B. Lienhard. Newing+on,
assignor to RE Taplin Mfg. Co.. New
Britain. Egg beaten.
Alexander W. Limont. Jr.. Bridge
port. assignor to the Norwalk Co..
So. Norwalk. Muitistage fluid com
pressor.
Erastus G. Oakley. Southport, as
signor to Bridgeport Brass Co..
Bridgeport. Socket cap and making
the same.
Julien Patenaude, Waterbury.
Kitchen table.
Wilson E. Porter. New Haven.
assignor to the New Haven Clock
Co.. New Haven. Intermittent alarm
clock.
Jesse A. 3. Smith. Stamford. as
signor to Underwood Typewriter Co..
New York, n. Y. Tyrcwriting ma
chine.
Otto Theme Hartford, assignor to
Underwood Computing Machine Co,
New York. n. Y. Typewriting ma.
chine.
William Thinks assignor to Pull
clean Mfg. Co.. Corp, Bridgeport
Laundering machine.
Albert f. Whittier. Bristol. Their
mostatic circuit control.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

baby O. the four Marx brothers.
Couple OF years ago he saw Marion
Bender in d movie. Having tried for
a year he finally was introduced
after an airplane trip to her studio.
Came another long interval before
they could arrange to play in the
same show. "Cocoanuts." They will
be bride and groom this evening.
Philadelphia-Nrs Rose Burken
of New York has so many diamonds
she needs a bookkeeper to count
EN-. She so testified In a suit which
resulted in verdict for s475
against her and In favor OF Mrs
Margaret Hoffman. They were both
acquaintance OF Herbert Stanley,
alias Lord Bcaverbrook" who is
serving time for swindling women
OF gems.
New York - 1t requires more
moral character 70 run a taxi than
a night club in this town. Taxi
drivers are carefully Investigated
before receiving licenses. District
Attorney Banton has found that
Two ez-gunmen and tin horn
gambler run night clubs.
Princeton, n. J.--Carl Breuer,
Princeton student Is to spend his
spring vacation doing little jules
verne stuff OF his own adaptation
He's to hunt coral off Bermuda
with a diving suit made by himself
Of odds and ends OF steel and glass
Into the depths with him will go a
motion picture camera o. his own
make, His automobile pump will
supply air.
New Haven - Ten individuals
and two corporations indictments
against whom were recently squashon
because grand jury Illegally In
panelled are reindcted by new fed
eral grand jury In million dollar"
alcohol diversion case.
Hartford - New England ION
threshold OF new opportunities that
will make her past seem dim by
comparison pictured by Editor
Maurice s. Sherman OF Courant in
radio address.
New Canaan Willis Clark, 81,
tree expert, seriously injured when
small building on which he Is work
ing is blown over on him.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12
Once Famous Surgeon,
Man Dies in Poverty

New York. April 1e.-tPi- DR..
Charles r. Weber. e5. former Park
avenue surgeon, whose wife resides
at the Vanderbilt hotel, was found
dead late yesterday in a week
room on the fifth floor OF the Hotel
Elton on East 26th street, where he
had been living for a month. A
broken bottle IN his room led Off
Gals to believe his death was due to
an overdose OF drug.
Mrs. Weber many years younger
than her husband, was called from
the Vanderbilt to identify the body.
She refused to talk TO reporters
New Britain herald., 1927-04-12

The club meets for hal. an hour
every week There is nothing COM
pulsory about attendance but the
records show there have been very
few abseuteeS since the class started
last September. Miss Cation said
most of the boys are busy at the
cooking range or mixing board long
before thu class begins
When tho club started the boys
were taught the simpler ways of
preparing meats, potatoe. and other
vegetables but gradually advanced
and now are skilled in the making
Of salads. baking Of bread, biscuits
and cakes and several kinds Of
candy.