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New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
More Poison Is Lost
 In Streets of London

London. March l6 P-SQuads of police worked fcverishly all night trying to recover 264 tubes of DOW crful poison which fell off a hospital van in London's East Side yesterday afternoon.
 The tubes were picked up by small children who used them for play things. All night the police trailed the missing tubes from one child to covered 200. The tubes wer" packed in bright orange-colored boxes which made them very desirable toys, in the eyes of the poor children of the section.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Civil War Widows Lose
 Out on Their Pensions

Washington. March lG (R - The plea of congress for bigger persions for Civil war widows has been turn ed down by President Coolidge.
 Exercising his privilege of "pocket veto" the president has pigconholed the bill passed in the closing days Of the session, increasing from S3o to $40 monthly the pensions of Civil war widows over 15 years of age.
 With expiration of the ten day period after receipt of the bill White House officials say the meas ure is q dead letter. They decline tc say what considerations led to the yctO
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
GAsS o2 CENTS GALLON

The principal oil corporation which have stations in this c:t. dropped gasoline prices one cent i gallon yesterday. The companies af, fectcd by the drop include the Stan dard oil co. of New York. the Gul Colonial Gas Co. and the TideUatc' Oil Co.
 The drop in tank prices bring. about a corresponding decline il retail prices which is now o2 cents
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
MiRSi\O RE-iRRESTE,D

Atlanta, Ga, March l6 Ry-Joseph Marsino of Chicago, who recently a sentence in the Atlanta federal ponitentiary for violation of cd here today by Fulton county off nerS on request of Massachusetts authorities who charged him with conspiracy 10 steal bonds.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Union Leader Is Urging
 Survey in WOOnsOcket

WooNsocket, F. |. March lG Lp>- President Thomas F. McMahon Of the United Textile Workers in Am erica in an open letter made public today asks Governor pothier 10 send q special message 10 the assembly and urge naming Of a committee to investigate tho"teXtile situation in this city. The committee. Mir. Me Mahon points out. should have power to subpoena witnesses and hold pub lie hearings.
 Governor Pothier in commenting on the letter. sent from New York by the textile labor leader, says he offered 10 name a committee of con ference some time ago provided all parties were willing. but expresses the belief that the situation does not call for intervention by the state.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
UPRISING IN PHILIPPINES

Manila, March It lP)-A dispatch To th" Bulletin from Zamboanga to- day said an uprising of Alangkat tribcsruon had been reported in Co., rObato province. The outbreak threatens to become serious. TribeSmcn were gathering in groups armed with blades and other weapons, making threatening g"s- lures against Datu PianG, wealthy leader. whom they dislike.
 Several killings and some burning and footing were reported recently from Gotobato.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Women Made Irritable
 Bv Dieting to Reduce

Woonsocket l.. l.. March 15 tP' Mrs. Hannah Gill. stabbed in the neck with q jackknife last Thurs day by her husband, Robert, is dead in the hospital here. A grand jury indictment for murder will be sought tomorrow at Providence by the local police against Gill, who pleaded guilty to the stabbing in the lower court.
 children. r Of them living. Gill had at one time been examined as to his sanity.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
SAFE CRACKERS BUSY
salem, Mass, OniCc Is Visited and Loot Valued at About S3.OOO Is Taken Away.

Salem, Mass. March l6 OPl - Burglars during the night cracked tho safe in the office 0. the J. r. LHngmail Lumber company on Der " street and got away with money and Jowclry estimated at $3.uoo. The jewolry, the property Of Mrs. Lang maid and krpt there for safety, in- c'udel diamond Sunhurst valued at S.5o", a pearl necklace valued at >l,""o, besides stick pins, ring and ether smaller pieces, The money taken amounted to SiI7.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Photo by Knight

anxious 10 place the local singers on the program. Tho boys are now awaiting .the date for their broad casting.
 The glee club has two invitations 10 sing i'll Bristol and one in Meri- den. and q concert is planned for Avon. As soon as the new high school building is completed and cc- cupied combined boys and girls slee club couccr' will be arranged. A benefit performance to cover the expenses of the club is being planned.
 The average age Of the members Is A years, Il months.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Why My Teeth
 Glisten
By Edna Wallace Hopper

Countless women ask me how l got my pretty teeth. l tell them simply what experts told 10 me. They told me to use Qulnaent.
 Oundent. as the name implies, IS five tooth pastes in one. It contains l6 ingredients. Some 50 experts collaborated in it's development. II contains antacids, antiseptics, cleans CTS and polishers, iodides and deo- dorants. l. is intended to supply in one application, all that the teeth require.
 They tell me that Quindent, de veloped by Quindent Laborator is the utmost in q tooth paste. And l believe it is. Certainly 1t has brought to me a beauty that l prize.
 The makers supply me with sam ples, and l shall gladly mail ten day tube to anyone who asks. Please get that sample. I don't believe you will ever find a tooth paste 10 com pare.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
In Every Land -Beecham's
 Pills Lead
ITO grow and grow every year in pop

ITO grow and grow every year in pop
 ularlty, to win favor in every Coun- try can mean only one thing: Beecham's Pills are superior. Merit is always rec ognized,
 Think of the years of competition the fads and tancies-yet for constipa- ton, Beccham' gentle laxative pills are ever increasing in popularity. The favor ite of millions. Gentle, certain relief for constipation and resultant biliousness, indigestion and sick headache Proved finest for toning and strengthening the stomach, liver and bowels.
 Beccham's Pills scientifically cleanse the bowels of poisonous substances by eliminating them from the system. thereby protecting you from the count less ills which result from cloegcd intcs- tines. For sale at drug stores ever,vheye. 25c. and soc.
 REEHAANH,C DIIIC
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
NOW YOU
 ASK ANOTHER about .!

Here are the answers to the questions on Page ,. 1-Raphael's. 2-The Big Store. 3-Raphael's. 4-The Big Store. 5-Raphael's. 6-The Big Store. 7-Raphaels. 8-The Big Store. 9-Raphaels. 'lo-1'he Big Stor%
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Makes Girls
 More AttrQctiue

If the face powder you now use you-does not keep that ugly shine away nlotinitcly--does not make your skin colorful like q peach try this new wonderful special French Process Face Powder called MELLO-GLO. There's nothing like it.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16


 turned over to the motor vehicle de- part1ncnt of the state Of Connecti- cut.
 Progress on Parking Ordinance The ordiI ance committee of the city council last evening reported progress on the matter of establish ing parking stands for the various operators of public service cars. IT IS probable that their final report will be made at the next meeting Of the city council on Tuesday, April 4th.
 Constablcs Appointed Constables A. P. Stark, Roscoe L. Sessions and Joseph W. Harding were reappointcd constables by Mayor John r. Wade last evening and his action was immediately con- firmed by the city council. The va cancies occurred due 10 the failure of the constables elected at the city election last October to qualify in accordance with law. William F. Smithwick, William J. Farley and k, G. Fitzpatrick. the three other con- stables also elected last fall, asked that they be not reappointed. Not to Garry Compensation Insurance
 Acting upon the recommendations of Mayor John F. Wade and City Clerk Thomas B. Steele, the city last evening voted not 10 carry compen- sation insurance. This matter was brought up at a recent meeting of the city fathers after letter had been received from George w. Hull, local insurance man. suggesting that the city carry a compensation policy. The vote taken last evening was simply a continuation of the policy adopted by the city council some ten years ago upon a motion of the same Mr Hull. who was then a member of the city council.
 Lease Renewed
 The council voted to renew for a term of two years the present lease to Judge William J. Malone of the piece Of property at the corner of Church and School streets. at a rental of S2O a month. The land in question is at the present time used for a gas station.
 Hearings
 At hearing held in conjunction with the council meeting last even ing, it was voted 10 take into the first taxing district that property on South street, East Road and Downs street and adjacent streets. IL was also voted 10 lay sewers on East Road and Downs street. specifica- tions to be brought in at the next meeting. at which time bids will be asked for.
 The matter Of street lines on South street was referred to the street committee.
 The proposed street line for Downs street was accepted by vote taken by the council.
 The layout of East Road. as pre-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

There are 2o.00o families in Italy with more than 10 children.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

is no tolcphon" Iut this way he is assured Of complete rest.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

The matter of condo inning land on upper Divinity and Park streets for q sewer right of way was laid over until the next meeting on April :, at which time Corporation Coun- sel William \. DeRosier will present a vote properly drawn for action on the part of the council.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
SAVED AFTER I3 HRS.
 OF FRANTIC DIGGING
Continued from First PagcD

desperately under the direction Of J. n. McIver, a neighbor of the im- prisoncd man. In shifts of three men each. the rescuers were low cred into the hole, and as fast as they could fill buckets the debris was drawn to the top. Four men operated windlass
 At midnight at least 50 persons remained at the well-sido. Ash worth's voice could be heard clear ly but it was growing fainter. He complained that dirt was falling through the crevices between rocks on his prccarious roof.
 In the early morning hours amid a rumble of stone and earth,' the rescuers reached the suspended man. AS he was pulled to the top, several of those who surrounded him offered a prayer.
 Stephens Home, Chatham Coun- ty, x. C., March 1G tE9 - Jeff Ash worth. who spent 13 hours in the dark tomb Of the 55 foot well of Oscar Stephens, four miles from this house, lies in bed here. bruised from head to foot but much more shocked in soul.
 Dr. Benjamin w. Burt has said he will recover.
 Jeff retained consciousness [ !, I rrl, p1t l. ,,e.l showercd by a constant fall Of stones and dirt on his upturne1 face. This is the story:
 The well is eight feet in diame- ter, lined with stones. About 1O:30 q. m. yesterday, Ashworth. who is 22 years old. went down the well 10 clean it out.
 He was strapped and held with a rope. About 40 feet down. he heard a crash. Stones fell on him. The sky faded. He reached up. His hand struck something cold and solid. It moved down and struck his head
 They found. when they dug him out. that l2 feet of stone had capped Jeff's head. and he was in dire need Of air until about 1l:3U D. III. when final rescue was effect ed.
 Shifts Of four men worked from above. Through the stone came Jeh's voice:
 Help me; I'm burning up"
 The cold stone, by q freakinG nervous reaction, must have sccm- ls | hot, the doctors said. They cX- plaincd that he was gamely fight ing off mental fright as much as physical torture.
 Joe Mc1ver of Chatham directed the work Automobiles drove out from Fuquay Springs with all sorts of weird but well intended rescue apparatus. Some considered wiring Kentucky officials to find how the rescue work was done in the case of Floyd Collins.
 As they worked like machines in the well, drawing nearer and nearer, the rcscuers called cncour- agemcnt to the imprisoned man below. About the mouth Of the well above gathered some 500 people trying to help.
 Jeff talked to his rcscuers all the time. but fainter and fainter. To- wards the end it was not possible to catch his words.
 When he came out. handled ten derly by Sam Powell and Mclver. put him 10 bed.
 Now he is beginning 10 lool, around and talk q little. The doc tors are keeping even the neigh bors away from him, and as there
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

Rochester, \. Y. March 16 0'P) The villages of Newark and Silver Springs yesterday voted down pro- positions for moving pictures on Sunday. Addison voted down a pro posal for Sunday baseball
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
FOR AND AGAINST

MiddictoWn, \. Y., March lG OP) -Monticello. famed Sullivan county summer resort. approved of Sunday movies at the village election yes terday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Proceedings Postponed

pared by City Engineer Carleton w Buell. was accented
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
BRISTOL NEWS

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-06-30
Transfers and Promotions Mark the Annual Change of the
 Salvation Army

The end Of June being lae time Of annual change for salyaaon Army workers. number of changes hay, been scheduled tor Alaska.
 Lieut.. stahl who with Captain Chalk opened tbe Salvation Army work at cordoya last year, carrying it on with marked success, has been promoted to captains rank anu will be in charge Of the cordoYa work during the coming year Cap tain stain made many friends dur ing the year 1925=26 when she wa in Wranee1l as divisional stenogra= pher for Major Garru.hers.
 Captain Chalk has been promote. and is now Ensign Chalk. she has been transferred from CordoYa to Vancouver where she will take up duties next month.
 Lieut.. McEachern has been trans ferred from Petersburg to GordoYa. She has been supplying at Prince Ru- pert for the past lew weeks, but will leave for the North soon.
 Ensign and Mrs. Rae have been transferred from Ketehikan to Van eouYer. Their place in Ketehikan will be filled by Captain and Mrs Parkinson who have been trans ferred there from Saskatchewan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-06-30
Wrangell Theatre
Friday Only

The kind of program you like. A double news reel and a Buster Brown Comedy, Busters Sky Rocket"
 A mermaid Comedy, featuring Lige Conley and Bathing Beau ties" in Cheap Skates"
 Felix the Cat Misses His Cue" and the dancing marvel Cuba Wheatley. Admission50c and 25c.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-06-30
Saturday Only

News Reel, Comedy, "Oh, Girls". Feature. Mile a Minute Morgan. Plenty of action in this one, of course.
 Cuba Wheatley and contest.
 Admission, 50c and 25.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-06-30
Sunday and Monday

The Wrong Mr. Wright" a Universal-Jewel farce comedy, starring Jean Hersholt. Walter Hiers plays an important part as does Dorothy Deyore and Enid Bennett.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-06-30
Tuesday and Wednesday

Tuesday and Wednesday
 Silence, an underworld play starring H. B. Warner and fea- turing Vera Reynolds, Raymond Hatton, Rockcliffe Fellowes and Virginia Pearson.
 Admission 25c and 10c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06

Real courage is alwa,'s gent.
Homer's "MitGcst Manners and Gen
tlest Heart" are part of . fearless
nature. OF all photographs taken of
NJ Atlantic flyers, finest shows
commander Byrd ST ling beside Z
wounded French soldier, helpless i'll
a wheel chair. The expression OF
Byrds face, plying end tender, is that
Of real hero. Happy the mother
and father Of such a son.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06
Naelos smN6upEe nVsT EzeeY SERVICE TVS Mm1Ee

1 puilt: marvellous marine spectacles
are seen in the clear waters and gor
geous palm fringed islets lure me
motorist
All but 81 miles Of the high -ay IS
fast nearing completion. Twenty-Five
miles Of this consists Of the three
deepest gaps OF ocean along the en-
tire route II will take TWO ana one
half &c three years &c bridge these
deep gaps and cost something like
100000 put the people Of Key West
are expecting TO have ferry service
across the gaps by this winter "Wa
plan to have ferry in operation o.
the end of this year." said Arthur
Gomez noted attorney Of Key West
The three gaps OF water the State
will bridge are: No Name Key 70
knights Key. 1919 miles across deep
water: Grassy Key TO Long Key. SO
| miles across deep water: Long Key to
Lower Matecumbe. 3.6 miles. A total
OF 22t3 miles Cars are now running
to the South end Of Upper Mate
cumbe Island SO miles from Miami.
The Overseas Highway will be par
OF the Atlantic Coastal Highway from
Miami to Key West
Ninety miles South OF Key West oy
ferry lies Cuba Here over $4,000.
600 Is being spent On magnificent
series OF automobile highways bring
ing the motorist into the heaft y
some OF the most beautiful mountain
country South OF the United States
and travers:nQ the center Of The Re
-uIiic as far as Sartiaro Cuoa NJ
'orlsts crosslna the Highway can GU
h"i' c@-e ~ h'''" for. \, al
rrncl CUaI ~ i 1oui ?i2h' Io,..e
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06
" orId's 9th Wonder" to
Use Ferry Service This
inter.

KEY WEST Fla - The marvellous
Overseas Highway running from Key
West &c Miami Fla. q distance OF
1870 miles traversing ocean Gul;
Su cam and famous Firate Islands Of
the Florida Keys viii nave Its re-
naming gaps cridged. according &c
Governor John W Martin OF Florida
who recently made visit TO the al
ready famous auto route You can
tell the people Of Key West chat
will see that the work on these struc-
lures Is started before leave Talla-
hassee." he said. ITO my mind this
is the most important auto road In
the state OF Florida right now
Key West with its 10000 pcpula-
ton is situated leo miles out In the
ocean and is reached from the main
land only by the Florida East Coast
Railway which traverses islands anc
vast bodies OF water IN one gigantic
leap The Overseas Railway. as It is
known. Is called the Eighth Wonder
Of the World. 1t was built In 1912
by the late Henry NJ Flagler al .
cost of s500oO.00o
Up to the time that the Overseas
Automobile Highway was started the
$500 cars IN the city GOULD &C ou'
niles IN one direction Nov the
can q enc .iUy Mules North e."
game IA .. Scvctnl VI 'H.rs 4
caught !loa. the 1rid.:cs a':r2d, :
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06

How perfectly adorable to have
your two children dressed to match
and such clever little dresses, tool
Use linen, tub silk or washable crepe
in any pretty shade of blue, rose, tan
or green, with collars, cuffs, banls
and pockets of the same material in
a darker shade. Satin ribbon forms
the bows and belt on the older girls
dress, while the younger child's is a
simple bloomcr frock.
No. 1174 may be obtained in sizes
6 to II and No. 1873 may be o.
tanned in sizes 2 to E, Size 4 requires
2Is yards of SO to 40 inch material
for little girls dress with l yard of
satin for trimming and size re-
quires 2 yards of 40 inch material
and "a yards of satin for trimming.
These patterns are 25c each and will
be delivered to any address upon re-
ceipt Of cash or u. S. postage. Al
ways mention size wanted Address.
Hand-Cut Pattern Department; II
West 2Sth S'-"r'. NV Yr'; r,y.
a" pleas. m-a.j9! his newspaper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06
PETITION FOR ATTACHMENT

PETITION FOR ATTACHME EMIT
The object of this action is to re-
cover Of the principal defendant the
sum Of Seven hundred and thirty
five dollars with interest from Jan.
18th, 1926 and to subject the funds
and monies due the principal de-
rondant in the hands Of the Homo
Beneficial Association due and un-
paid said principal defendant as ben {.
eficiary in policy issued by j. on
the life of Mary Lawson Gibson,
deceased and to subject said funds
and monies 30 the payment Of the
pla ntiff's claim in this proceeding.
It appearing by affidavit filed ao-
cording 70 law that Arthur Gibson,
the above named principal defend
ant is not a resident OF the State
OF Virgin a, it is ordered that the
said Arthur Gibson do appear heie
within ten days after the due pub
lication of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his in
terest in this proceeding.
"A Copy-Teste:
w. E. DUVAL, Clerk.
c. MIMMS, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06
.*%|TTE%i

E-P- meaning. Edward. Prince"
and since then he has stocked the
ranch with the best pedigreed Cattle
sheep. horses ana ponies from his es-
tates In England. Many prizes have
been won oy the offspring Of bis
FLOODED stock and great benefit has
been given to Western Canada be-
cause OF his real. practical interest In
stock raising. Among his well known
neighbors In Alberta are the Duke OF
Westminster. the Earl Of Mimic. Guy
weadick OF the rs Ranch and Fra
zier Hunt. New York editor. The late
George Lane Of the Bar q Ranch. who
secured for the prince the E-P Ranch.
told the prince how to cut out q calf
from It's mother for branding. and
showing the democratic spirit OF
Western Canada. always addressed
the prince 40 "young feller.1 s,rs.s,..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06

and his ranch have a Dig place In
his heart
When on MS ranch the Prince Of
Wales wears g ten-gailon hat and
regular cowboy outfit. does his trick
at the ranch work and rides few
Of the spirited COW ponies Guy Wea-
dick. originator and manager Of the
Calgary Stampede. says the Prince Is
good horseman. despite reports 70
the contrary 1--WE all get oucked OF
now and then and Baron Rentrev te
no exception He rides EN- well out
here In Alberta and be likes the Can
adam saddle. II he gets piled he
gets lot Of puo!icitv on account 81
his prominence ca, y ait the grit.
nobody notices "
On bis 6rst ,r:r er Canada. the
Prince OF Wales bought the big ranch
and gave II the name OF bis brand
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06

: Far from the madding crowd. "
xne Prince Of Wales takes rest now
and then on his E-P Ranch near
High River IN the rolling foothills Of
che Canadian Rockies Of Alberta.
Canada This year. for the third
time the prince. who Is Baron Rem
rreu when ON vacation returned 20
CANADA on the Empress OF Australia
ano after various ceremonial visits
g Canadian cities In the East de-
pared for the E-P Ranch with Pre-
mier Stanley Baldwin. OF Great Brit
ain as his guest to lead the life OF
. COWBOY beyond the public gaze and
unmolested oy reporters and news
paper photographers l. the Prince
usually has not mucn more privacy
than q goldfish, the Alberta prarles
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-08-06

VIRGINIA.:
In Hastings Court Part II, City
Of Richmond, June 9, 1927.
CLARKE FOSTER ...... Plaintiff
vs..
ARTHUR GIBSON AND HOME BEN
EFICIAL ASSOCIATION,
Defendants