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New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
DEATH CLAIMS TWO
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Mrs. Martha Mills Humphrey
 Had Been III Ten Days
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES
Charles White Fought For Freedom of His iace-AIl-Plainvil Or sanizing-Truck Blocks Trolley ServiCc-Plainyillc Briefs.

Mrs. Martha Mills Humphrey
 aged S3 years, died Saturday after 1 noon at the home of her daughter ! Mrs. Martha II. Jordan of parI; 1 street. She had been i'll for ahout ten days. Mrs. Humphrey was born in Cornwall on February c3, 1S4i. i After spending most Of her life in | Norfolk. she came here some five years ago to live with her daugh- ! ter. She was q member of the Con- ! Eregational church.
 1 Mrs. Humphrey is survived by two | sons. Leroy F.. Humphrey Of Hart ford and James NJ Humphrey of Wisconsin; her daughters. Mrs. Jor- dan and six grandchildren. The funeral will be held tomor- row morning from her late resi- dence, with a service conducted by Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff, pastor Of the Congregational church at II o'clock. 1ntcrmont will be made in Norfolk.
 Charles White Dies
 Charles White, q Negro Civil War veteran. died Saturday night at the Soldiers home in Noroton. About S2 years old. he had been for many years a resident of Plainvillo before entering the home. He is believed 10 have been the oldest Of the Civil War veterans in this town His death was sudden and was caused by heart trouble.
 Mir. White leaves three sons, Will liam White of Plainville, Benjamin White of Southlngton. and Bert White Of New York city His wife has been dead for about three years. Arrangements for the funeral
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

under the Jurisdiction of Centro | oihona Grange this evening al Grange hall. He will outline ths program of the comins year to fin, leaders of the surrounding organjza tions.
 Breaks Ankle in Fall
 Rocco MaSolli of Main street, Ken 1 sln1ton, broke his right ankle Yes. . '"rdaH afternoon when he tripped i and f"ll down q flight of stairs lead Ing to the cellar of his home. He was 1 treated by Dr. A. J. Goodwin and is ] reported as resting comfortably to- 1 day
 Civil Service Examination The United States Civil Service commission will hold an open competitive examination at kcnsine- ton for the position of village car rl"r m that post office within the l next two weeks. Applications for the position must be filed with the district attorney at Boston not later than April 6.
 Regular positions with full time SerVlc" ar" seldom filled by direct appointment from eligible registers as elSiblcs are first appointed as substitutes and required to be avail ahi" 10 render service whenever needed. At the present time the h"nSlngton post office is without il substitute carrier and the cxamina- lions will be held to fill the vacancy. Tn" salaries of village carriers range from $i,150 to Sl,35o q year, as de- tcrmined by the post office depart mcnt.
 Indoor Carnival
 Tn" kensluEton Athletic club is working in conjunction with the St, Paul Fife and Drum corps for the presentation of three day indoor carnival to take place in Lloyd hall, konSington. on the evenings of April 2S, 29 and May ?. The carnival will have three distinct features for the three nights, the first nights festivities consisting of q whist and dance. the second of an entertain- mont and dance and the third of q competitive drum corps concert ana uanCH.
 The kensincton Athletic club will hold q whist and setback party to- morrow evening at s o'clock at Lloyd hall, John Conlin's Blue Hillians will be the hcadliners in the setback division of the affair, he having promised a group at the table when the playing begins.
 Called to Chicago
 Rev. Samuel 4. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church. left last evening for Chicago. upon an urgent call from that city where his brother. Dr. David F'iske is scri- ously ill.
 Dr. Eiske is well known in this
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
MARINES .iKI HAPPY.
seem Gay and Carcfrcc as They
 Leave New York for Front.


 New York. March 2S PA com pany Of 1oT marines from the Brooklyn navy yard started on the first leg of it's long journey 10 China today, while their mothers. wives. SWe"thearts and sisters wopt.
 I'll" l"athcrurcks however, ap- p"arcd in much happier frame Of mind and gr.nnc! at iar prospect Of adventure across the Pacific, They appeared like boys gong on pie niC.
 Twenty-Five Of the mon returned from their weck-oul lc01oe with only few minutes to pack their equipment and t,luphou .5 Were kept busy by marines saying farewell to klnstolll and friends
 The init ontrained at Jersey City for Philadelphia, where it will be- come q part of the newly formed sixth regiment.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
THREE CARS CRASH,
 OCCUPANTS SAFE
Autos Become Entan6led Dur ing Heavy Sunday Traffic
DRIVER MAY BE ARRESTED
Tabs to Attend Wake of Late Rev. Father Sullivan in Hartford-Tabs to Promote Three Day Indoor Carnival.

A triple crash on Worthington Ridge on Meriden turnpike com pletcly wrecked three cars last evening at o'clock and, through freak of fortune resulted in no serious ln- Jurics to any of the occupants.
 The cars which were operated by John J, Rooney of 7o7 Blue Hills avenue, Hartford. William Maget- teri Of Kcnsington and Frank Bo- danski of 40 Horace street, New Britain, became entanslcd and the Rooney car with the Magctteri car closely following, crashed into the car driven by the New Britain man. Exact conditions surrounding the accident have not yet been solved and police are Investigating the ac- cident prior to a possible arrest of enc of the drivers.
 Several minor bruises and abra- sions comprised the personal daln- age to the occupants of the three cars, all of which were Dadcd to capacity. Constable Frank Brown was called to the scene and has been assigned the problem of un- ravclling the mystery. It IS possible that one or more of the three driv- CTS will be summoned to explain the situation 10 Judge Geoige C.. Gris- wold at the regular Tuesday eve ming session of the Berlin town court.
 Legion to Encrtain
 Bolton -kasica Post of the Ameri- can Legion has been chosen host of representatives Of tie state oreani- zation at q county meeting which will be held in Gralge hall on Sun day, April 24.
 Commander Ua'old Nontrcs Of the local post s;ys that arrange ments will be made for celebrating the largest counv meeting which has been held this year. Several prominent speakers including State Commander Knncth Kramer will be solicited to appear on that day and a large gathering of county Legionnaircs ; expected.
 At Friday evenings meeting
  committee vas appointed 10 make the neccssar' arrangements for the affair. The ladies Auxiliary of the post has pldgcd it's support to the Legion to make the event one Of the most successful of the year. Four mmbers of the local post including Commander Harold Ven tres, Pal Stange, Adolph w. ! Schultz nd John Macava attended | the couny meeting held yesterday i in Soutl Manchester. Several pro- | mincnt state Legionnaircs were pres ! ent irluding State Commander krame, Commander Gettings and | the co1mandcr of the 4th district.
 Tabs to Attend Wake
 The St. Paul T. A. X E. society will hcet this evening in body to iourry to Hartford where they will atteli the wake of the late Rev Nickel Sullivan former pastor of
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Phelps on Trumbun avenue.
 Mrs. R. l.. Seymour underwent an operation Saturday at the New Britain General hospital
 Tho town plan commission will hold its semi monthly meeting this evening.
 Painting and paper hanging csti- mates given. 62 Pierce street, Plain Vlll".-advt.
 Loan and manure for sale. Phone 359-3.-pdvt.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

The case Of Baldwin A'uato of I4 Peace street, Niddletown. arrested sunday afternoon by Officer Edsar Norton on charge of -1c kless drtv. ing. was rolled by Prosecuting At- torney James T. Ma her on paw ments ot costs todoN.
 A charge of assault against Joseph PaCliaruli was also nolled by the prosecuting attorney. The accused was represented by Attorney An thony J. Rich.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Breaks Ankle in Fall

Rocco Masolli of Main street, Ken SlnSton, broke his right ankle ycs- '"fdaN afternoon when he tripped and f"Il down q flight of stairs lead Ing 10 the cellar of his home. He was treated by Dr. A. J. Goodwin and is reported as resting comfortably to-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF PLAINVILLE TRUST co.

At tn" close Of business on the c2rd day of March. l92-.
 ASSETS
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

Brlg. Gen, John II. Russell (above), commander of tn, marine corps detachments il. Haiti and real ruler of the tiny republic" may b, asked for an official explana, tion of the Haitian govern. ment'S' refusal to admit Sen. William II. King of Utah, unofficial investigator, to the country.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
Community Theater
 Plainville
TODAY REGINALD DENNY in TAKE IT FROM ME"

That night the gay young sp"ndthrift and his two light hearted pals slept-you'd never guess wherein the window of his inherited de- partment store. And it was bargain sale day. If you don't roll out of your seat when you see this and dozens Of other situations in Denny's best pic ture yet, you never will laugh again in your life.
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Evening star., 1927-12-01
TRADE BOARD PLANS
BRIDGE EXAMINATION
Special Committee Will Study All
Spans Over Potomac in Dis
trict of Columbia.

A careful scrutiny of the under
structure of all public bridges in the
District of Columbia crossing the Po
tomac River will be made by the com
mittee on bridges of the Washington
Board of Trade Saturday afternoon
With a view to determining the Stabll
itv and safety of these structures. ii
was announced today by +. i. Averili
chairman of the group. A report viii
he made public following the investi
cation.
4 police launch has been placed al
the disposal of the committee. which
is composed of engineers and bridge
experts, and arrangements are being
made to have photographs taken
showing the condition of vital portions
of the bridges as evidence of the com
mittee's findings.
The bridges to be examined are the
Chain Bridge, which now is closed to
traffic because of its dangerous south
abutment: the Francis Scott Key
Bridge and the Highway Bridge
Anacostia Bridge and the Pennsyl
vania Avenue Bridge over the East
ern Branch as well.
The uncertain condition of several
of tha bridges. in addition to tn" Chain
Bridge, it is said, prompted the inves
tigation by the committee. which
about two years ago. during similar
inspection tour, brought to light the
condition of the Chain Bridge. At that
time Proctor L. Dougherty. now pres
ident of the Board of District Commits
sioners was chairman of special
subcommittee of the group which
made the investigation.
Evening star., 1927-12-01
COLORADO MINERS
return TO WORK
Operations Resumed in
Northern Fields for First
Time Since October 18.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
.s DENVER, December 1.-National
Guardsmen patrolled northern Colo
RADIO coal properties today, where
4operators generally planned to resume
mining for the first time since the
Statewide strike was called by Indus.
strial Workers of the World, October
is last
In the first test of the plan tC
resume in the north field, more than
900 miners have returned to the
sCotumbine workings. where produc'
sfion ceased last week following q
gEllirmish with state police. in which
five alleged strike sympathiZers were
killed and score wounded.
Reports from the southern field
where / w, w. leaders concentrated
their forces for more than a month
showed production was about Is per
cent of normal. The larger com
spanies IN thar section announced EN-
ployes were following their policy of
avoiding demonstrations and that
scores of miners were returning to
work daily.
State and county authorities con-
finued to arrest all persons identifled
as |. w W. leaders. Five alleged
agitators were jailed in Routt County
yesterday and held incommunicado.
Negotiate to settle the wage dis
pute through a conference. between
operator and miners took on added
Significance with the arrival from
Washington of Thomas j. Williams,
commissioner of conciliation. United
States Department of Labor. Mr.
sNilliams conferred with Gov. w. IL.
4Adams and. it was understood, vol
Sunteered TO aid the governor, VINO is
stirectin- negotiations.
Evening star., 1927-12-01
.BLANTON TO SEEK CUSTER
.OF BROWN IN RESOLUTION
Plans Move in Con-
gress to Abolish Bureau
of Eff cheney.

II A resolution designed to oust Hel
shert ID. Brown, chief of the United
States Bureau of Efficiency, is to be
introduced by Representative Blanton,
j Democrat. of Texas as soon as the
House organizes for business, as the
soutcome of a disagreement between
sMr Blanton and MIR. Brown that has
for several months.
MIR. Blanton proposes under this
sresolution to require Mr.. Brown to
Estate whether he ever worked 'on
sfhe side for the du Pont interests,
sand to disclose how much he received
for such service.
MFR. Blanton has another resolution
written, which he intends to intro
sfiuce, calling for abolition of the Bu-
sreau of Efficiency.
!. Exemption Of all college and uni
versity fraternity houses from taxa
tion on the ground that they are "edu-
cational' is proposed in a bill which
Representative Bowman, Republican,
of West Virginia intends to introduce.
Evening star., 1927-12-01

Red Cross Building. The local firm,
which was one of the 20 bidders, asked
$500 to construct the building of
Vermont marble and $3.50 900 If
Georgia marble is used.
Congress has appropriated $3.50, 900
toward the construction of the build
ing to be made available as soon as
the Red Cross raised a similar amount.
However, 1t was said today that the
organization has raised considerably
more than that amount and that the
building, when completed, will cost
more than half a million dollars Miss
Mabel Boardman, secretary of the Red
Cross, was present at the opening of
the bids by Maj. j. C. Mehaffey, in
charge of construction in the office of
Public Buildings and Public Parks of
the National Capital.