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New Britain herald., 1927-01-31
HEARINGS ON BUDGET
School Board, Public Amuscments Commission and City Hall Com mission to Explain Their Require mcutS,

Representative of the school committee, the public amusements commission and the city hall com mission will be called before the board of finance and taxation to- morrow night to explain their esti- mates of expenses for the fiscal year l927-192S.
 Tomorrow nights meeting is the first of four in which departmental budgets will be studied. At an ex- ccutive session, pruning commit tee will pare down the items wher- ever thought advisable and offer a new budget to the board for adop- ton. probably next week. The bug get will go before the common coun- cil at it's meeting next month.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-31

Mass on Candlemas Day, Wednes- day, will be at ' o'clock and blessed candles will be distributed following the morning services.
 Throats vii be blessed Thursday morning after the [ o'clock mass and in the evening after devotions at 7:30 o'clock.
 Friday will be the first Friday of the month. Masses will be at o:30 and ' o'clock. There will be an all- day exposition of the Blessed Sacra- ment and holy hour in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. Confessions will be heard Thursday afternoon and eve ming.
 Confessions for the children of the and q special mass will be said for them at o'clock Saturday morning.
 st. Joseph's Church
 \ second anniversary mass will be celebrated Saturday morning at 8 o'clock at St. Josephs' church for rick Daly. An anniversary mass for Lorenzo Barone will be said Thurs day morning at ' o'clock.
 Masses on feast days will be as follows: Candlemas Day, Wednesday at ' o'clock followed by distribution of candles. Thursday. feast of St, Blaze, mass at o'clock followed by blessing of throats. Dcvotions at 7:30 o'clock in the evening follow ed by blessing of the threats.
 Masses on Friday at 5:30 and o'clock. Confessions Thursday after noon and evening.
 The St. Patrick's entertainment committee will meet tonight at O clock in the parish hall.
 The members of the society of the Children of Mary will receive holy communion in a body at the o'clock mass next Sunday morning.
 st. Peters Church
 A high mass of thanksgiving. of- fered by the French members Of the society of St. Anne, will be cele- brated Thursday morning in St. Peters church for the recovery Of the pastor. Rev. Charles Coppens. from recent illness.
 A second high mass will be cele- hrated Friday morning at s o'clock. It will be offered by Mrs. N. Lavigne.
 Mass on Wednesday will be at s o'clock. Candles will be distributed following the mass.
 Mass on Thursday morning will be al s o'clock. Throats will be blessed after mass in the morning and again in the evening.
 Masses on Friday will be at 5:30 and 8 o'clock. Confessions will be heard Thursday afternoon and eve ming.
 An anniversary mass of requiem was celebrated at the church this morning at o'clock for the late Rev. Reinhart Bardeck.
 Announcement was made that a special meeting Of St. Anne's German society will be held in the parish hall Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 St. Johns Church
 Hefc Will De an anniversary mass of requiem at the church of St. John the Evangelist Thursday morning at 7:45 o'clock for Han nah Mcclure.
 Mass on Wednesday, Candlemas Day, will be al 7:45 and blessed candles will be distributed follow ing the services.
 Thursday, St. Blaze's Day, throats will be blessed, following the mass in the morning at 7:45 o'clock and in the evening following benedic- tion at 7:30 o'clock.
 On Friday, the first Friday of the month, mass will be said at 5:30 o'clock and communion will be given at o'clock. Benediction will be held in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Altar society will hold an important meeting in the parish hall Thursday evening at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-31
BITES OFF MANS NOSE

New York, Jan. 31 (UP)-Shock- ed at q remark made by one of his male guests at party in the pres ence of women, Saul Fernandez bit off piece of Juan Jacuevass nose. He was arrested for felonious as sault.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-31

work Mir. Lewis was engaged in the personnel department of the West ern Electric Co. in New York
 Mir. Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Lewis of 73 Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-31
HEART ATTACK KILLS CHILD

Boston, Jan. 31.-UP)-While playing tag near his Roxbury home, scven-year- old Walter Edmunds, Jr.. collapsed. At hospital, he was pro- nounced dead, a victim of heart attack.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-31
RESCUED FROM FIRE

Worcester, Mass, Jan. 31.-UP) Two children were carried 10 safe ty and 13 other persons escaped un- assisted here early today when fire hCuSp
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
BERLIN NEWS
(Coutnuod from Page Nlne)

1 The girls club will meet Thursday evening at ' o'clock. The older girls al meet n o'clock.
 The fife and drum corps ~III meet Thursday evening in Community bah basom nt at 7:3o o'clock. The boys' club will moot Friday t.eanIng al Comuurry hall from [ 10 o'clock.
 The Community club program to- MOTION evening promises 70 be one or tho u..t Of the season. Tho Ken aa4'on drlelton has b,ru working out an entertainment program fhar is said 10 rclips. any 0 Its past per 'oruanCos here.
 Tro rr ky prayer mee'iog Of th' N.tho1ls' church will ba hald Wed uozIar evening in 'ho church par 1 lois at -.&g o'clock. Choir prart5sr at thc &Ir'@od.ft
 ohnrah '~IH be holi at 7.3o o'elor. 1 Ifuday rseumr. l Mrs IT. Tr,tol] aas visitor to
 %se Britain today. Victor I,aau Inc local noas
 dea.,r, .pcut yesterday in Nv IFri'-
 Alu on bustu-sa.
 Mrs. J. k. NacE,ndrjpE was q Hartford visitor y.-frrdHy.
 Jerry I.cal. who has been confined to fba Hartford hospital for the na-t
 several uonrh- is making aiow
 prorr,t. towards recovery. JIc has
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
9J0-WGBP. Dctroit-319

7-Dinner concert. markets Music; cmldren's chat g- Musicale, organ recital
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Southern Stations

tO5O--WBAL. Ealtimorc-2SG t salon orchestra G:30--Dinnrr orchestra 7:30-Malc quartet 9--Samc as WIZ l0--Dnncc orchestra
 SSO-WNN, NaNhNiIlc-3lI S--Announccments and bvdum, story S:l5--AndrcW Jackson orchestra 9--f'rom WEAF l0--StudlO program
 600--NBAP, Fort orth--5OO Music A--ClasSlCll recital
 G00-NEAi. Dalla>-5oo 9:So-popullr music l2-Baker hour
 630--W>H, Atianta--i,G 9--Samc as WEAF lO-MuSicale II 1:45-tonCcri
 650-WHAS, Louj>,iIic--iG2 S:S0-1o-Same as WEAl' 75O-PW\, Ha,ana-1OO 10:30-- Seville orchestra
 7S0-kTIIS, Hot >p"ings-3S5 9---ArtiSt recital
 S20-NFLN. CIcnrwatcr--3G6 S:30-Studio program 9-Sports 9;45-pancs program; Radio Ram blo 1O:30- Standard time
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

not seen any of his friends for some time.
 The first fall meeting Of the Par rts-Tcachors' association will b~ h-ld Thursday evening October 27. at the Hubbard school There will he a special speaker and an entertaln- mout program.
 A HaNowe'en social will be hold at the Community club Wednesday evening, October 26. \ committee has been appointed to prepare all entertainment.
 The Epwor'h league will hold a lhuow,'on social Monday evening, october 3i. in the Methodist church social rooms.
 The Hubbard school will b. closed tomorrow for the observance of rommbus bay. schools m rh. town Of Reriin Eyill also be closed
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Through he Static

Last uluht vas q good one for volume, but it seemed that there Was jUst q rrt uumbor oj stations Co r" ul ought in. After that II Has just matter of repeating. Of course rhjragu. wasn't on the air, hut Ur found If impossible 10 uriu. In any thing .nrtm.r west than Detroit. Southern stations seemed 10 have lt all to thrmsclF,s. tu" uroadcaators from Dixie booming in with Hupr"- rrdruicd vo'um, There Hae cou-Id- eranlr sfafir hut not a great d"a' o, @jng
 WEAI evrrh,d oEcr 10 ifs new f"trrmitf,r yesterday and uoW tnrrrs uotMug to keep one from hearing each and every program .roru hat station. Nomma ls terrific. We tened m from o'clock unnl o'clock yesterday afternoon and tn, station maintained a steady vol uma that Wls amazing. "hroU@hoW IHr evening the trausmiftrr trI lIS program after program Wllh no drop in intensity. and this morning W" listened 10 th" setting Up exercises, waking up p'0ph m n. houses iit" nr six doors up tha ihe street. oMaybrD
 WOpA. Paterson. proved to bo q narfrct 'zaulpl" of what ~e h@N" been trying tu kacp eta'iJus from n,iug ", tuned in shortly after h o'clock and found H dance orchestra working. II wasn't 70 much of a dance orchestra but it wasn't s"
 
 Miller was the announcer and h" uasuI at an on his job. He It four ur five numbers go nr in q row w)th- ont letting jus hear th" rail letters, He was too interested m keeping in" he. And then hr sang. Really, he 1 isn't a good singer at all. So I}Iu".' : The less said about fl the hcHer. | The Mitchell Brothers with th,ir Um5us hrightoucd up WENt& WaN" considerably The boys ar" fullF as rn'rrtalniug as they were last year at WJ&. They neglected 10 an nounco the titles of songs, however. Their dialect ie still with them and they have the mack Of making wonderful impression upon listeners. 1 one of their numbers was 'Ii-Le", lii-Lo."
 ] Wr heard inc voic" CT Col. Charles | Iiudhcrgh last evening from NSi}, 1 Atlanta, and we listened inJcntlE t" i the talk. II WD9 iutrrurtlug Thr only i nv m the ointment Wts th1t Tn" iaih 1 came from a phOuogr1 ph rrrnrd ami 1 pas am exact reproduction ot Inc | talk given by the colonel before tl" i Irrss Club at Washington on 'h" night Of his arrival i'm the tinted i states
 WLEW. OH City ra.. was Wrl) represented. briugiug to uS in loud Itou.s. several well plTy"d piano a'. lIcctions. 'Watrrs Of AnnuctouNa' | Was one of them
 WRNA, Richmond, offered an In ffor,stIng pinni,5,. also "Foollsh Rhvthm" was played there. Then w. wont 10 WMSG New York, Wh'r" | "Nola" was offered aS q plnuo solo. Both were excellent and both sta tious wcr" loud.
 WSM, Nashville. Was very loud also In fact il drowned out several , stations nearby, \ violin recital was ; being given when We tuned m. i Among other stations w. heard were i NTIC. WHZ.. WEC, WJNH. WIZ. WOR. WJE.. WrAN. WAHC, kDkN. l WGP. WkBQ and NIlAI.
 That's all for today, thanks. --P. r., j.,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
City Items

Mrs. Margcry Kricgcr Of Stratford .u4a and Mrs FIossio T. Hunting 0. <,atou are on an au.omoblo tcm through th- Barksnircs and A4iro0 Jack mountains.
 Nash shit or O,orcoat, s22.e0. Alccubc. 49 Walnut. Tel 454-advt,
 Robert Loflt son Of Mir. and Mir. Robert I.rgat Of this city has been appointed business manager ot "Th Towcr." weekly publication 0. Catholic my'nity, Nr. L"Eot is " 4,uIor at r. l-
 N.w Lpoch Specials, Crow'us.- 1dyt
 A. ( Hammond Auxiliary will hold d. social at the sat. armory to morrov from 2:3o to o'clock with g regular. meeting at s o'clock in th' .ycuiug All officers and oojors bear ITS arc asked 10 l." present.
 Hot Lunches al Packard Drug - advt
 Miss Mary Grimm and Nir- Iuoy .rnssarino of the Southern New Eng land TIrpbono Co. lr" spending t~o .,.6- >ara'jon m Washington. B. (,
 T,I elT for good clean coal 'rF .'oll X Wood 70. Elm St. -Advt
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
NEW CORN REMEDY
 IS GUARANTEED
Will Stop Pain Instantly And Remove Corn or Money
 Refunded
6 WATERS FOR lOc
 NOT LliAE THE REST

r louNc lrul uIl sorts of corn remedies ~uuou getting 'ta rcli| .N9"ctrI risk n dEmo and try 20 Joy Corn Waurs." tIra HondrrfuI l,.N remedy aHarau"d to stop paln nr tun. and quickly remove con- ralIoU-. roofs and all or money back.
 No thick doueuuut-shap"i pads or burning acids just H tiny, thIn a~ pap,r wafer. Press one on the corn with finger and fl sticks there Away goes pain, shoes doa't hurt, dance if Eon I., NO inconvenience. sorry or bother. Six u.Joy Corn Waters for D duane at drug stores,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Western Stations

R5n-kDki, PittSbureh-3t6 Markets: live stock 6-Dinucr concert
 I--Sacred song concert S-Same as WEE 1 l-Theatrical revue
 3S0--NCiE. Piusburgh--5I7 7-panCe music 7:30--Talk
 N-Studio concert S:30-Same as WFAF 5.0-WTAM, CICNcland---l00 T-Clevcland orchestra
 S-1l-From Wl,AF l1-DanCe music 70O-WLW, CinCinnati-l20
 S-Harmony Four S. 3n-OrChcStr <. S.45-ACCOrdion and barton" 9-ConCert orchestra l0-Weather announcements 1o;01-Dancc music | l0:25-Studio feature | l0:35--Dancc music
 S3O-NSAI. Cmcinnati-361 1-Studio program 1 9-program from WEAF SJ0--NWJ. Dctroit-352 | 6--Dinner music l S--Samc as WEAF
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
New York Stations
51O-W\NC-o26

57O-.W>NC-526 f-Herman Neuman. pianist GIO-Market high spots G:oo-Entcrtainer G.3O--Italian lessons 7:2o-Policc alarms, ferry schedules S-"Street Cleaning S15--Alcxandcr Campbell, tenor &;3O--"Everyday English" a--Frank C. Price. hasso gIS--"Pcns and Their story 9:35-Niolinist i0--Facts about our government lo:05--Popular ballads Military tournament 1n:3o-polic2 alarms: weather
 61O-NEAF-19@ 5-Rlue Hills orchestra G--pinner music 7--Torre and Biviano, violin, accor- dion 7I5-"Co1umhus Day Talk r:SO-Aftcr dinner music >-Great moments in history "CoumNus' N:S0--Program "--corroCt time 9-MuSiC l0--"Our Government fol0-Thr 'aNalcadc tl-12-Jansson'a orchestra
 GGO-NJZ--i5l 5.3S- Market quotations 5:40-Fmancial summary I:50---Cotton quotations 5:55-6 reports r--Correct ime 1--"Dogs.' Frank Dole 7:15-Granadas 1:G0-TraN NriOgue Same as WIZ 1n--CorrpC' time 1N---Thc Gamholicrs lu;30-11:30-Pcnnsylvania orch
 1Go-WH\-305 G-Theltcr orchestra ,-Dance orchestra 7:2o-S--Chateau >:S0--N. T. G., poetry H:45-Entertaincr s--"An Hour of Worthwhile Music" lo--lntcr-city Male Trio f0:30-Orchcstra 1-Organ recital l1.SO-Jimmy Carr's orchestra
 SlO-WMCA-310 5;SO--WMCA' Listeners club 6--Thcatcr review 6:15--Joc Davis, songs 6:45--Lahor Council talk 7-WMCA Little symphony T:3O-Troubadou S--Correct time S-Bartono solos S.s0-Scnator Royal $, Copeland 9-Mischa Tulin and artist 9:30-Vocalists 10-Food Show 10:30-Thco Alhan, tenor lO:45-Corect time 11-Ernic Goldens orchestra; talks
 S6O-WGBS-218 6:S0--Uncle Gcchee :30-Edith Phelps, soprano 7:4O-Emil Maestro, cello S-John Wells, tenor g--Philadelphia Navy Yard band Rear Admiral Magruder. address 9:30-Songs g:50-'Business' 10-Hymn sing 1o:20--Orcheetra 11;15-Mary Zoller. Nylophone 11:30-Orchnstr
 92O-WBOQ-326 7.3o-Orchestra S-Air theatcr presentation S.45-Dr. James Yard, China 9-Orchestra to.Ol-I,eonard's orchestra
 97O-WRNY-3O8 7--Sports 7:15-Pianist, humor. prima donna 7:5o-"Science Questions s-Ensemble s:4s-Soprano, tenor ensemble .3O-"Science' 2 45-Prima donna
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Eastern Stations
5tO-WDR, NcWark-i22

1iO-Nbk, NcWarh-l-- 6.15-Jacobs' ensemble; Chidrcr.'
 songs
 7.@o~rroepoctors
 N-Time, recital
 >.5n-Radio questions, ans"'fa
 a-LiftIe symphony
 scholarships
 1u.15-S'. Marks double quartet 1o:35-ElIuo Gordon, pianist
 Iu.45-I .croy Mont.sauto, tenor lI-Ncrs bulletins
 Weather, the New Workers
 7GO-WpNr, palisadcs-3o' . 5-5.1l-Roscoe Hiccardo, tenor s.15-g-"45 Minutes or Broadway l-AloHandcr Haas orchestra
 SGu-WsiN, NcWark-%l1 1 R:3o-Orrhestra ! 7-Sports l 7,la-Orchrrtra 1020-WODt. PatcrSou-23i l-DauC, music 5:2n-NewS; sport ialk . a-S0prno
 2 2n--PO'ns g.2n-Orrhcstra . lu- sor'nty orchestra i0.Su-Dancr music
 t0.0-WN NJ, Ncvark-2S0 t.ot-Dauco orchestra 7-"rlavs' 7:1O-WNJ Listeners cluh .4I-Fraucis Kelly, songs Hawaiian Players
 t07O-WGtp, Ncwark-2So 1-- Musical program
 45-Alcc from Wonderland g-Strng Trio, tenor pianist. orch rstra. baritone. songs ,1.3O-- studio program s3o-WnW NJ. Nebnr, Parh-36l I Soprano { 7:15-Trio
 >-Tonor coutrllto c'o"u'ionlsi, so. 1 prdno. pianist | a:20--Suydcr'R trio { Io-Cosino orchestra l Il1-Sca Girt orchestra { 7l0-WLIT, rhilad"Iph'a-'oS | I5-FIauis i 5.3n-TwliEht hour : ? .q0-Arcadia concert orchestra 7,O-WGI rhiIadclphia-Io3 l 6.i0-Diuncr music
 7-Ro!l call. birthday list | S-From VICES a:3N-Soprauo l 2: 4j--Ialk ,o.G5-'Movio" Broadcast l0:20-Nat Lanin'6 orchestra
 59O-WOo. Philadrlphia--'oa 1 -2u-WnO trio ,,Oo-WpG. Atlantic CitN-2'" 1 IG:45---Organ rcclial { 1.u5-Dinnor music { 7:35-PlayGround HIshIishts i lg-nual trio 1n- Mechanics convention. quartet Melody Four studio program l 1.20-Orgau recital iIOO-WHAK Atlantic 'l'N-'' 7. "Through the Stage poor S-Scasidr Trio oo
 790-WGI. N,hcnertads---''0" G 20-Ten EyCk orchestra .2N-Outdoor talk
 -.A5-Edward Rice, Noilhlat | S--program
 9-From WEAF
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
JI.KARJNN RESIGNS

NaDurford, oct 1I-'P'- Ms Gomia Eluoft, librarian today ra- leued, informing the board of man- rrs Of the WaIlugford Pubic h- marr Of her appointment as j- marlan m Graudyi"", q suburb c Columbus. Q,
 Miss Elliott cam" here thro' months ago from Nlucrnn"a, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
TRAIN ENGINEER DROPS DEAD

Chicago. Oct. 1t.-fPt- Srized with q heart attack while plotting au Illinois Central suburban train last night, William Goodka. &6, stop p"1 his train and then collapsed. IT, WAS found d"Id by members Of the train crew.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
lD(ON THE AIR i1n-Nalc quartet
 l1D:3U--Scr.nadrrs

l0- Male quartet ScTrnadr rs
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
CHICAGO GN THE AIR.

57O-NIIO. Ucs Noincs-53S 7:3D-Youukcr's orchestra. Victor.
 iaus 9.ao-Trio: thcafer artists lG.2o-VictoriaDE 7to-NCCO, Minneapolir-i03 a-Program from WEAF Musicale Wc1tIor, markets
 SO0-NOt. DaHcnport-375 9 same ae WEAT Musicale
 sIo-NDAE, Kansas 'itS-@Ih 7-School of Air. orchestra g. Same as WEAT Io-. Dance muNr; songs l-.45 q. -NighfhdWh Ir0lic
 S1O--N cED, Iion-3i5 -Ms'rumau,1 vocal iuuelr
 920-kOt. DcnNcr-%2G @1 Markets; news; dinner concert n.a.- A-ricultural talk
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Eastern standard Time.
New England Stations
Sn0-NTIC. Uartford-S36

aoO-NTIC. Hartford-536 f:3o-Trom WEAF G.25-News Trinity Dialogue, The Place ot
 pur World in tho Universe 7:3o-Augilcc-s S3o-"8ollo Round the World' g--Concort: development Of dauc'
 music, "Folk Dances" l.&o-1larmony BeIlos, Going Sonth program la-Hecital with Alfred korn. yio- lmIet. and Robert Mercer, baritone 10. Worthy IHlIs orchestra It-Ncwe auI weather
 5oO-NURC, New HaNcn-26S f:3r-'rimr. NiuIimsi. cello. piano : Weather. u"ws 7.lp-NUs'c &-1Hn": orchestra a-Tjmp and weather
 fioo-WiCr. HridecporI-@1l 8 Studio program N.@t-E1s~hajl scores s.&0--Plesa orchestra @-Sulio program ".5o-PIrasur, orrhce.ra ig-Woaihr reports
 aoo--NHI. SpringGc'd--223 Markets. W'nthcr G.l1- .Enf rolaIs orchestra r:#o--Nous fashos a.2a -Corimne'ior Of Pert poian's orchestra ' Behind tn' sr,nos with 'he drug -.@51 vi-scnt A. nrogio. novelty pianist r.&o--rh.re <-urcbrar and quartet, from WIZ a-Th, roHtjnoutulr WIZ feature I0-Tinr 1o:ol-Ncwr aa.N.s fo.ng- Mu-rH program to.l5-iicoari tum:u. banjo io.%o-Chrt lro- - Eostonians Ii1T Weather, missing persons
 5Su-NT,c Norccstcr-5i1 S.na. SGJjto program Correct 5i.' 9:%o.. Studio program jo-- News hulI''iur
 SSp--W ~H. Portiaud-30i ' Stocks. markets 7.fo- Weather, announcements I1s=l.o l.osf and founds; news a--Thoator
 s5O-WNAC, Boston--'53 il'.'ti'|i ! '''' G-The Juvenile Smllcrs 6.2o-Dinn"r dance Sinfonians ..2u- Joe and Bob T:40-Tha Lady Of the Ivorlce; talk S-Cosmopolitan ensemble S:3n-Opry fIous" Tonight NNAC Players present "Camillo' q:GO--Nylophonis . Hawthorne Four Male quartet lo:I5--Porlcy stevens orchestra 11.05-Morry Pearls orchestra
 G21-WEEI. Boston-itS 5:35-positions wanted; market ana news, lost and found G--Dinncr music G:45--Rig Brother club 7:SO-The Sports Watch T:40--HighWay bulletin 7:4o--News 7,5O-Dcyelopmcr in the National Political Situation S-Soprano Maytiowcr trio Musicale 9-From New York Cruising the Air 10:O5--NcWs 1n15--Radio forecast and weather 1u-ou-Jna Pines rChcStra
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

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, 1927-02-04
THE SHAVING SET FOR DISCRIMINATING
GENTLEMEN.

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Cllustrated) contains a handsome assortment OF
all the necessaries of a gentleman's toilette.
The DURHAM DUPLEX Razor and its acces-
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Model Dbl with Razor, attachment for
stropping blades, Rubberset Shaving Brush,
Handsome Comb, stick of superior Shaving
Soap aud Strop packed in a neat leather case.
The Washington times., 1927-08-18
GLADYS BLACK
ASSAILED

Attorney James Pugh, former
judge of the Police Court gave
policewomen in general. and Police
woman Gladys Black, in particular,
a severe dressing down before
Judge Hit in Police Court today In
the case against Joseph p. Ma.
haney, charged with disorderly
conduct.
Mahaney was charged with at.
tempting to flirt with Mrs. Black
as he drove his automobile up to
the curb at Seventh and H Streets
Northwest, last night.
Mahaney told the court that he
knew 1t was PolicewaunAn Black
and for that reason asked her If
there was anything he could do for
her. She alleged Mahaney adj.
dressed her with Hello dearie''
and that after she had entered his
machine ordered him to drive to the
First precinct where she preferred
charges against him. Mahaney's
brother is q policeman.
''It is getting so that a respect
able man cannot walk down the
streets without being annoyed by
policewomen," declared Pugh, add
ing that Gladys should be repri.
manded."
The case was dismissed. Every
similar case brought into court by
the policewoman has been dis
missed.
The Washington times., 1927-08-18
Staying
CASE DROPPED

'sFinis" has been written on the
efforts Of Montgomery County au-
thorities to apprehend the murderer Of
Edward L. Mills, Hunting Erin
farmer who was shot to death In his
pasture at sunrise on July Z.
Announcement was made today by
Chief of Police Alva A. Monkey that
Clarence and Clinton Miles, farm
hoys who have been held in the
Rockville jail since July as mate
rial witnesses. would be turned over
within a few hours to the Prince
Georges county authorities on
charges of larceny ana iailbreakinE.
Clarence Mills, the elder, was an eye
witness to the murder.
Thus closes one of the most baf-
fling murder cases in the history Of
Maryland crime-one which would
tax the ability OF q Nick Carter or
an Old King Brady to solve. The
only hope the authorities have now
is that one Of the many. whom it
Is believed know about the crime,
will "squeal."
A heartbroken widow, three or
phaned children, haffled detectives
and police, an enraged citizenry and
a Federal promise to clean up the
liquor traffic in Montgomery are all
that remain Of what, at first, looked
like q murder case of easy solution.
The Washington times., 1927-08-18
MANY SEEKING.
EVANS POST

A successor to Inspector Charles
A. Evans, assistant superintendent
Of police, who died Saturday, viii
probably not be appointed until
District Commissioner Proctor L.
Dougherty. who has supervision
over the Police Department returns
from his vacation about September
!, It was indicated at the District
Building today.
The death OF Inspector Evans
win probably mean promotions all
the way down the line. Among the
inspectors being mentioned today
as possibilities for promotion were
w. H. Harrison, senior inspector
and L. ]. Stoll. now in charge of
the important first district.
There was also some talk Of
transferring Assistant Superinten.
dent Henry G. Pratt from chief Of
the detective bureau to the post
This would not be a promotion for
Pratt, but he is said to be firing
of the heavy duties in the detective
bureau.
Major Edwin 3. Hesse, superin.
tendent, said TODAY that he has
not yet made up his mind IN the
matter.