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Evening star., 1927-10-09
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IS PROGRESSIvES'
GOAL FOR CAMPAIGN

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Anselmo Art Editor of
 Class Book at N. E. H. $.

Amcrigo Anselmo. prominent ath- ieto at tho Senior High school has been elected art editor for the Bee hive" class book and will represent the June senior class in that posi- ton on the board of publications. He was elected to fill the position left vacant when tlavia Rivers was doubly promoted and graduated with the mid-year class last February.
 Following were succesStul Candl- dates for office: Grade le-l, assoCia- ate editor, Frances Campbell; assist ant business manager, Alden HcW- cit: associate art editor, Glennie Peterson; associate editor, Marjorie Young: associate art editor, Richard Gordon. In the race for associate business manager of grade liz neither of the three candidates re- coived the majority and another election will have to be held
 They are Stcn Flygt. William Holcomb and Jack NcShken,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
DE VALERA TAKES
 WITNESS STAND
Tells Of His Part in Late Irish
 Revolution

New York. March 29 tPt-Eamon De Valera took the witness stand today in the suit brought by the Irish Free State to secure funds amounting 10 sa,50o,000 raised by De Valera and his associates in be- half of the Irish republic. A total Of SG,000,o was raised on bond issue here several years ago by the republicans. De Valera is ono Of several defendants in the action.
 De Valera told of his part in the struggle for the establishment of the Irish republic, and gave details of the Easter revolt in lal6. He said that he had been court martialad and sentenced 10 death but that this had been commuted to life impris- onmeut and that he was freed early in the following year. He attributed his release to the desire of the Brit ish to create the right atmosphere"
 He said the revolt got off 10 bad start due 10 confusion of orders as to the time it was to begin.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Providence Man Fined for
 Violation of Alien Law

Providence, R. l.. March 22 tPA- Dorian Osigian, 4o4 Washington street, this city. was fined $500 in the U. s. district court here today for violation of the immigration laws in an attempt to bring to this coun- try his niece. who was left destitute in Armenia when her father was killed by Turks in a massacre. He pleaded that 1t was his duty to care for his dead brothers child and ad- mitted that he had sworn she was his daughter. The plan was discov- cred and the girl prevented from coming to this country. Osgian is an American citizen and could bring daughter into the country in excess of the Armenian quota.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Dean Wendell Wants More
 Courses Available at Yale

New Haven, March 22 P-Three and possibly four undergraduate colleges at Yale, instead Of two, was suggested by Dean Clarence ". Wendell at the forty-ninth an- nivorsary dinner Of the Ialo Daily News at the Lawn club last night. Dean Mcndell was speaking on Yale Tendency and told of the problems now facing the univcr- sity because Of the ever increasing numbers of young men seeking en- trance and the increase in the number Of students now making up the school.
 Harris Mcintosh was toastmaster at the dinner. and other speakers included Russell Lee Post of the retiring board, Dana T. Bartholo- new of the incoming board. and pr. George Vincent. IL was one of tho largest and most successful of the many dinners held to celebrate the mile posts of the Daily News.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
WoU Street Briefs

New York. March = tP-Produc- ton ot Blister Copper in February by countries which furnished g, per cent Of the worlds output in 1925. amounted 10 2si.344.0o0 pounds. a decrease of 29,SSo,o0 pounds com- pared with tho total for January. Of this total. the United States ac- counted for 159,234.0oo pounds. a drop Of 2o.o0i,o0Q pounds under the January total.
 A deficit of s7,5S. for 1926 is re- ported by American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company, against q deficit Of Sl2,2il in 1925.
 World production of lead in Feb ruary is calculated at lla,oSf shor; tons, a decrease of 11.64S tons un- der the total for January. The months output in the United States vas 4S,s51 tons. agains, 5l,775 in January.
 Detroit dispatches 10 Wall street indicate an important development in near future growing out of the increase in Motor Wheel Corpora tlon's authorized capital stock from 6Qu. .00o shares 10 900, 1000 shares. Possibility of a merger with another wheel company is reported.
 Great Northern Ore Company de ciared q distribution of 75 cents on the certificates of beneficial interest payable April 50 to holders of record April 9. Previous dividends were 75 cents in April and December 1926.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
AVIA70RS' BODIES
 ARRIVE TOMORROW
Military Services for Goodwill [, Trip Martyrs

Washington, March cc R,-The bodies Of Captain Clinton r. Wool sey and Lieutenant John w. Benton, army Pan-American Goodwill avia- tors who were killed in a crash at Buenos Aires on February c6. will arrive at Hoboken. \. J.. tomorrow on the steamer Nauban.
 After military honors there, the body of Captain Woolsey will be sent 10 his birthplace at Eorthport, Mich, for burial, and Lieutenant Benton will be buried III the Ma tional Cemetery al the Prcsidio, San Francisco.
 4 flight Of airplanes from Mitchell Field, Long Island, which Air Secre- tary Davison and Brigadier General Fechet. assistant chief of the army corps, expect to lead. will meet the steamer at sea and escort 1t 10 it's deck.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Governor Trumbull
 Makes Appointments

State Capitol, Hartford, Conn, March 22 P,-The following ap- point1n"nts were made by Governor Trumbull today
 Mrs. Fred o. Ninton. Mansfield: :: Robert Scoville. Salisbury; A. F. Greene, MidIebury and Clifford F.. Hough. Washington. trustees of the Connecticut Agricultural college for four year terms, beginning July l, 1927.
 Harbor Masters: Edward P. Avery. New Haven: C. E. Hurlbutt Wcthersfiela; George w. Post, Hart ford; G. Ellsworth Mecch, Middle town; Herman Jacliel. Jr,. Norwich: Charles w. Raymond. Greenwich; George M. Green, Milford: William c. Bedell, Fairfield: Robert l.. Burtch. deputy at New London. All were for three years.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
MARKET TODAY IS
 NOT VERY STRONG
Noticeable Reactionary Tend
 ency Makes Issues

New York. March ec LT-Pro- nouncod reactionary price tendeu- cios again developed in today's stock market. 4 few venturesomc pools attempted. at intervals, 10 rally the general list by bidding up their favorites but tho pressure Of offering became SO large that hullish opera tons were either restricted or abandoned altogether.
 Calling Of about S3n,00o. GOO tn bank loans, due to tho return or in- come tax checks for payment sent the call money rate from to l-@ per cent, the first upturn in several weeks. The temporary credit strinsency apparently was used. to- gethor with the increase in brokers loans, as a prcteXt for bear selling Wall street also appeared to be showing growing concern over the intlmations Of further automobile price cutting, and the predictions of the early elimination, through mer- ger or otherwise, Of some of the smaller companies. In the last five years more than 90 automobile com- panies have passed out Of the pie turc.
 selling pressure was directed chiefly against issues which have proved vulnerable to bear attacks in the past few days. Houston oil broke nearly 10 points and Dupont Baldwin, Consolidated Baking l., Sloss Sheffield. General Motors, Manhattan Electrical Supply and United Cigar Stores scored extreme declines Of four to nearly seven points.
 Rails, as group, displayed a firmer Undorlone than the indus trials. although sharp sctbacks took place in such recent favorites as Lackawanna and Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburgh. Fears that recent wage increases. unless followed by higher freight rates, would cut sharply into earnings had restrain ing effect on this group.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Three Pound Dog Given
 Court Value of S654

Springfield. Mass, March a2 R)- Jackie Cloud Boy, 6-year-old Pom oranian, weighing three pounds, was worth S65i, q superior court decided yesterday in the suit for S&.so0 brought by Mrs. Alta M. Baer. against Mrs. Pauline B. Tyler, whose police dog Wolf killed the tiny pet. The case will be taken to the state supreme court by Judge w A. Burns. with the consent of the jurors, for a ruling on the legal is sue of whether q dog unlicensed in q town had property rights in that town. The defense contonded that the dog, licensed only in Springfield. was an outlaw in Iongmeadow where 1t was killed.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Madison Citizens Want
 Marsden Case PrObed

New Haven, March e2 If-A petition by several citizens of Madi- son asking an investigation into Arthur w. MarSden's administration ot the office of town clerk and citing three specific manners in which they claim he ha. not fulfilled obliga- tions of his office, was filed in the states attorneys office here yester- day. It will be presented to States Attorney A. A. filling when the lat ter returns from a trip out of town.
 The petition, which was filed un- der the provisions of section csl. of the general statutes charges the former probate judge with careless ness in recording deeds, negligence in making reports to state officers, and failure to record deeds which he falsely endorsed as having been recorded"
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Western Mass. Shows
 It Was More Prosperous

Springfield, Mass, March q (p- Western Massachusetts was more prosperous in 1926 than in 1925. ac- cordinS to figures given out ye.st err day by Deputy Federal Income Tax Collector Hill. A total Of His re turns representing q payment Of S76l,5So, were filed this year, com pared with 1l,190 returns for d to- tal of SG5S,249 last year.
 The increase came as surprise Mir Hill said, in view ot the talk Of business depression, heard even from some Of those who paid bigger taxes this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
SAM LANGFORD ID GET RELIEF FUND
Entire S5,000 Is to Be Given
 Him at Once

New York, March 9 GP - Sam Langfori, veteran negro pueilist and once famous as the Boston Tar Baby" will receive at once the to- tai of approximately s5.o00 raised in ! recent benefit for him here, in stead of s7o monthly.
 The New York state boxing com decided 10 do this today, fol- lowing repeated requests from Lang ford. who is nearly blind and want ed the money 10 buy q farm. At the same time, Chairman James A. Farley, criticisins Lansford's atti- tude as unfair declared that the commission would have nothing fur ther to do with efforts to aid the negro.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

The Stanley Rule & Level Co.,. Stan ley Works. Fafnir Bearing, New Britain Machine, Landers. Frary & Clark, P. & r. Corbin and Russell X Erwin
 The sen,im ent Of those attending was ln favor Of twilight league this year instead of T Saturday afternoon league as was held last year. It is hoped to have the factory officials agree to plan whereby members of the teams will be allow ed out of work at 4:SO o'clock two nights a week. one for practice session and the other for the game. A committee was appointed 10 inter- view the park board with a view 70 securing Willow Brook park for the playing grounds.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
$375,000 Libel Suit Is
 Dismissed by Court

Denver. Col. March 22 R-Suit for damages seeking S375.000 filed by former Governor c. J. Morley against tho Denver Post alleging li- bel in the printing of series of stories was dismissed today by Judge George V. Dunklee of the Denver district court. Tho suit was flei on January II. tho day Morley retired as governor.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
DUSTY BALL LEAGUE
Factory Representatives Gather To- gcthcr and Vote in Favor Of
 Twilight Games.

Members Of the Industrial Ath- ietic council and representatives Of New Britain factories, met last eve ming at the Y. M. C. A. to discuss the prospects for the coming base represented at the meeting. and all were desirous of continuing the New Britain Industrial Baseball league again this year.
 The factories represented were:
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
S50,000 FIRE LOSS
 AT W0ONSOCKET
Branch River House Is Destroyed
 by Flames

Woonsockot. F, l.. March cc tPl-- Fire early today destroyed the Branch River house on Great Road. adjoining garage and badly damaged another house with q combined loss Of about $50. .oo0 Three fire com- panics from this city responded to an emergency call and kept the flames from spreading from the large four story wooden building, which was untonanted with the ox- ception Of two men employees hired for the re-opening, set for two weeks hence. The property was owned by Dennis D. Terrier.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Y. NJ. c. A. PROGRAM

New York, March 22 Pl-The New York city Young Mems Christian as- sociation is about to embark on an expansion program. in which $9.- 95S,O0O will be spent. Cleveland II. Dodge, president. announced at a dinner here last night.
 Four new buildings will Do erect ed. Near the Pennsylvania station structure providing housing nc- commodations for transients and a clubhouse for soldiers, sailors and marines will be built. The other buildings will replace branches or serve as annexes to thenl
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
New York Assembly in
 Favor of Highway Bridge

Albany. x. I., March 22 lR-The state assembly today passed and gent to the governor the Brereton bill to authorize the state 10 enter into an agreement with Vermont for the construction of the New York.ves- mont highway bridge across Lake Champaign between Fort Frederick and Chimney Point. The bill car ries an appropriation of sl.0.oon for preliminary work.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Mrs. Soth0ron Secures
 Divorce From Hurler

St. Louis, March g Ri--Mrs. Madgc Sothoron, today got a di- vorcc from Allan S. Sothoron, St. Louis Cardinal pitcher now in train ing at Avon Park, Fla. Mrs. Soth- oron said her husband refused to permit her 10 bring her friends into their home. They were married in 1920 and separated last January Is. Sothoron did not contest the divorce.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
WOOLF.N INDUSTRY REPORT

Washington. March g Rl-The woolen and worsted industry during 1925 manufactured goods valued at S95V, V,190,3SS. the commerce depart nent reported today. < decrease of 9.9 per cent over 1923. Woven goods were valued at s673,569,0os and yarns at s210,692,10
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Funerals
Mrs. Anton Wratny

Funeral services for Mrs. Anton Wratny of 27 Linwood street will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Erwin chapel. Rev. Will liam II. Alderson, pastor of Trinity Methodist church. will officiate. In- termcnt will be in Fairview ccme- tery. Tho body will be at the fu- neral parlors of the E. c. Porter Sons until 1 o'clock tomorrow aft crnOOn
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Murderer Wants Clothes
 With Valuable Papers

Chief W, c. Hart of the police de- partment received letter this aft elnoon from Giovanni Nottari, who is serving a life sentence in states prison. Wotherslleld. for murder. Nottari requests that the clothes which were confiscated at the time of his arrest be located as there are valuable papers in them.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Ontario Liquor Law Is
 Not Menace to r. s. Laws

Buffalo, x. r., March g P-Pro- hibition enforcement officers from Washington and the northeastern states who met here yesterday do trol act. which goes in effect in May as a serious menace 10 border cities Judge Roscoe c. Harper, prohibition administrator here. disclosed today.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Young Athlete Becomes
 Director at BOWdOin

Brunswick. Me. March 2e GPl-- Malcolm l.. Morrell Of Wayland, Mass, will succeed John M Gates as athletic director of Bowdoin collo g., 1t was announced today. Morrell the youngest ever to hold that posi- ton, was graduated from Bowdoin in 1924.
 He has been assistant graduatg manager of athletics here and as sistant football coach. Gates re- gently was appointed graduate ath- letic director at Tale.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
AWARDED BELGIAN CROSS

Washington, March 23 tP - George Wharton Edwards, Green wlch, Conn.,. artist. has been awarded the Belgian cross of Chevaler of the order of the crown in recogni- tilon. the Belgian legation said to- day. of his work which was highly appreciated in Belgium.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Mexican Ambassador Has
 Talk With Coolidge

Washington. March 22 Rt-MeXi- can Ambassador Tellez conferred with President Coolidge and Secre tary Kellogg at the Coolidge resi- and today he said he entertained nothing but the most optimistic views of future relations between the United States and Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Mrs. Waller M. Pohlman

Funeral services for Mrs. Flor ence NJ. Pohlman. wife of Walter Pohlman of Ss Trinity street, will be held tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock at her home. Rev. Theodore A. Greene, pastor of the First Con- gregational church, will officiate. Interment will be in Fairview ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
PASS WATER POWER BILL

Albany, x. r.. March cc R-By q party vote of 26 to c1, the senate passed last night the republican water power bill, providing for the appointment Of commission 10 in- vestigate the relative merits of state and private development of the states water power resources.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Mrs. .AtIOIphia Broja

Funeral services for Mrs. Adol- phia Broja of 120 Broad street were held this morning at ' o'clock at Sacred Heart church. 1nterment was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

Net income of International Business Machines and subsidiaries for 1926 rose to s3,766.c4o from $o.155,G9G in 1925. This is equal to S6.5l share on 57S.G43 shares Of no par common stock, against sli.G5 q share on 192.SSl shares the year before.
 Sun Oil company has brought in a 500-barrel well in the Saginaw oil field. Mich. at ..30o feet. the first drilled in the Saginaw sand.
 Beavcrboard companies earned S4.40 q share on it's : per cent preferred stock in 1926. on which no dividends have been paid since January, 1925. Net profit was s+o1,656 against sS9l,Slo in 1925. or s4.c9 a share on the preferred.
 Standard Screw company de- clarcd a quarterly dividend of {. per cent on the common stock. payable April to holders of rec ord March 21. The previous quar- terly payment was 1-2 per cent.
 Net profit Of May Department Stores for 1926 was s6.95c,1o1 against S6.So0,3ll the year before.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
WILL SPEAK AGAINST WAR

r. J. Libby. repr~ntative of tho National Council for War Prevention will speak at an assembly of upper classmen at the senior high school tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

TRE.AStRY BALANCE Treasury Balance s407,55o.041.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by Eddy Bros Co)
Railroad Stocks

Hid. & Conn. West. K. l.. guar. cS
 Banks and Trust Companies
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

emnity and Other Insurance
 Companies
Evening star., 1927-11-20

Federation of Arts; DIR. Edward
Jackson Holmes. director Of the Mu'
scum of Fine Arts, Boston; Lorado
Taft sculptor, member Of the Ma
tional Commission of Fine Arts; An
drew Wright Crawford of Philadel.
phia, secretary of the Philadelphia
Art Jury; Frank A. Vanderlip of New
York, patron Of the arts; Bernhard
Hoffman, of Santa Barbara, president
Of the Community Arts Association,
and also the secretary Of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Arts, the present
writer.
Blanks to be filled out are being
sent to a selected group Of artists,
museums, art schools, patrons of art,
teachers, art critics and others inter-
ested. not only In the United States
but in the principal countries of the
world. Only one list may be present
ed by any one person or organization,
but any one interested may secure
blanks and printed information by
applying to the Palos Verdes Art Jury,
Charles II. Cheney, secretary. Palos
Verdes Estates, Calf.
Here Is a contest which should Gre
ate widespread interest and discus.
sion. To name the first five greatest
works of art in any of these fields
is not SO difficult. On these there
will probably be general agreement,
but to name the second five will be
very difficult indeed and will in all
Evening star., 1927-11-20
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