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New Britain herald., 1928-08-30
HAS DEAD MANS GLANDS
Patient, With Part of Organs OF
Executed Criminal Transplanted
In Him, Receivers.

San Francisco. Aug, 80 R,-An-
nouncement that glands taken from
the body of Clarence (Buck) Kelly.
after he had been executed at San
quentin for murder, had been so
successfully transplanted. that the
recipient later was able TO withstand
a major operation was made here
today by DR.. L. S schmitt, of the
University of California hospital.
DR.. schmitt said complete records
OF the case were lacking because
upon recovery the patient had left
the hospital and disappeared. He
insisted. however, that the operation
was justified because of benefits to
the patient and because it had prov
the patient and because 1t had
proved a definite contribution to
medicau science.
kelly's family threatened to file
suit on learning OF the operation,
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

alleging the glands were taken from
the executed mans body without
thelr consent. Kelly was hanged for
nus share in a series Of murders
committed here. The name of the
man upon whom the operation was
made was not divulged. DR.. schmltt
said he was charity patient.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

today for his annual leave.
Before leaving on the lie De
France he said that he was rather
ured but was very happy having
been moved deeply by the solicitude
and charming hospitality which the
French had extended to Secretary of
State Kellogg.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

WIZ. Some OF the other selections
include Tschaikowskys "Humor-
esque," Mendelssohn's "Canzonetta,"
Rameaus "Minuet." Mozart's "Sere-
made" and selections from Flotow's
Martha"
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30
NEW YORK CITY

57O-WNYC-528
3l-HasebaH scores
s:35-Market high spots
6:45-Mary Becker, pianist
Eugene Lynch, baritone
7:15-" Baseball for Boys John
Foster
7:31-Police alarms; hcores
7.s5-Air College; Told in Friend
ship" W. Tewson
7;5o-E!se Reste!!, iedersinger
s-Concert band
1o:o1-Po!!ce alarms; weather: TIDE
e1O-NEAF-492
6-The Marionettes
6:so-Jo!,y Bill and Jane, duets
6-Dinner music
6:55-Basebau scores
7-N,d-veek Federation hymn sing
7:3o-Musical program
8--Cho-iste,s
s:3o-Musical program
s-The Fortune Teller
e3o-Maior and Minor Boys
lo-Concert
lo:3o-Correct time
1o:3o-Pernsy!van
1l;3o-Park Central orchestra
e8O-NJZ-454
5-Maur,ce Tyler, tenor
5:15-Miriar, sternAeld, SOPRANO
eoorls, Stock market; fnan-
cal summary. cotton prices; a erj
cultural reports; summary of pro
o1o--lHe H'ano Twins
'..iest'a'
o'op-oFeAes'ra
-.o.Fec' time
o"'.eo states Navy band
o-se-1otd tales
= e.ies'9l
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1o-oo'!ect tnle
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New Britain herald., 1928-08-30
THURSDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

56O-WTIC, Hartforl-535
6:2o-Summary OF program; news
6:25-sportograms
6:30-Dlnner music
6:55-Bassbau scores
Song recital
7:15-Pet Animal League
7:So-Musieal program
S-Choristers
s:so-Musical program
s-The Fortune Teller
s:so-Major and Minor Boys
1o-Concert program
1o:5o-Correct time
10:31-Dance orchestra
1l-News and weather
1l3O-WICC, Bridgeport-2G6
6-Musie Hour
Studio program
7:l5-Dot O'Brien
7:45-Baseball scores
7;5o-Question Box
S-Harmonica band
S:30-Arthur Wtthstanley
s-Lora Hickey and Viola Hudson
s:3o-Jack Colgan
9:50-News
1o-Dance orchestra
1l-Correct time
0OO-WBZ, Springf1eld-333
6:3o-Time and weather
6:3l-Pianistic Capers
:50-Basebal scores
6:55-Radio Advice
7-Dance orchestra
1901. s. Navy band
S-Re-Told Tales
S:30-Dance orchestra
e-Vto!in recital
9:3O-Concert program
10-Correct time
1o:o1-Concert program
1o:3o-Baseball scores, time and
weather
050-WNAC, Boston-48l
5-Ted and His Gang
f-Juvea!le Snnilers
News
7:ll-''Anaos n Andy"
1:30-Interview With Baseball Star
7:35-Newspaper talk
7:4o-Lady Of the worries
S-Play. Leave 1t to Dad
s-string trio
930-Vocal recita!
1o-studio program
10:3o-Senator Robinson Accep-
lance Speech
1l-News
orchestra
59O-NEEI, Boston-50s
6-Concert orchestra
6:49-Ch!mes
6: 5O-News
7:3o-Mus!cal program
S-Choristers
s:3o-Musica! program
9-Dance orchestra
9: 30-Major and Minor Boys
program
time
and Flying fore
cast
l0:35-News
program
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bradbury
OF Woodslde, L. l., are visiting Mrs.
Bradbury's brother and sister-!r-
law, Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Holloway
OF Murray street.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

Miss Grace Hanrahan IS at Beach
Park as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Matthew j. Hayes.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

HERRICK STARTS HOME
Paris. Aug. 80 P)-Myron r. Her
rick, American ambassador to
France, started for the United States
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30
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Liquid Zemo keeps Scalp clean

Pleasant, healing, Liquid Zemo
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dandruff Irritations, soreness and
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New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mccahu,
and family are spending their va
cation at Moosehead Lake, Maine.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30
Personals

Mrs. L. Nordgren and daughter,
Beda, are spending a vacation at
Atlantic City.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-30

selection from Schumann's &C
MAYOR symphony" will be played
among other numbers during the
s'uThar hour at II o'clock through
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CONTINUED from page one.)
at the headquarters here show a son-
tinuous round of amusement and ac-
tivity from the opening 81 the gates
TUESDAY, until the close Saturday
night.
Many Bands To PLAY
Manager Floore announced that he
has signed I'D eleven bands. The
number includes the Kingsvillc band
Of the Missouri Pacific, the South
ern Pacific band, the Brownsville
drum and brgle corps, Twelfth Cav
airy band. Fort Brown. San Benito
high school band. and the Harrington
junior band. in addition to the San
Benito, Harrington, Edinburg and Nc
Allen municipal bands which al
ready had been signed up to fur
nish music during fair week.
The fair will be ushered in at .
o'clock Tuesday morning, when the
gates will be thrown open 10 the
public. On the basis of interest
which is shown before the opening.
fair officials are predicting that with
good weather the total attendance
will run close to 10000, or more than
twice the greatest total attendance
Of past years.
The fair in the past has started on
Thanksgiving day, and stretched
over a period of a week or more, be-
ing interrupted by Sunday.
This year it will last only five
days. starting Tuesday. and ending
Saturday night. But the program Of
entertainment is so intensive, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

the great variety Of displays 50 in
teresting and varied. that the
grounds are expected TO be packed to
capacity during that five days.
Interesting Program
The Tuesday program includes a
parade through the city at 1880
a. M. led hy the Legion commander
OF Texas. Rufus J.. Scott. and the
Twelfth Cavalry band. and including
Legion men in their Don Juan uni
forms, and the Brownsville drum and
bugle corps, the speaking and BUSH
ness session of the Legion AZ the
fairgrounds at n. and a barbecue for
the Legion men NJ 4 y. ri.
In the afternoon the races viii
start, with five fast running races
on the program. Entertainment fca-
lures between the races will add To
the amusement and diversion OF the
spectators. and the first days pro-
gram will ba brought 10 q close with
a mammoth fireworks display. u
duplication Of the Battle Of Argonne
Forest, az night.
The Edinburg Municipal band is to
furnish music for the Fair on the
opening day. [.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
Custom Officers
Make Heavy Week
End Hooch Hauls

rrnitd States customs officers con-
fiscatcd I0i IL quarts Of mescaI. IL
quarts OF brandy. IL quarts Of
teouila. 81 pints Of home brew. and a
horse and buggy and arrested three
men in a series Of three weekend
raids.
The biggest haul was made by Gus
toms Inspector James II. Collins and
Immigration r. ID. Trahan when they
arrested two men and confiscated 81
quarts or mescal, II quarts Of brandy
and IL quarts of tequila near La
Paioma, Is miles west Of Brownsville,
Sunday.
Customs Inspector A. A. Champion,
Deputy Sheriff Tom Cayazos and
Deputy Constable Manuel Cara ar
rested one man on a raid in Browns
Vile Sunday and confiscated two
quarts Of mescal and 81 pints OF
home brew.
The third raid was made by Gus
toms Inspectors r. L. Campbell and
A. "A. Champion. Sunday night, when
conTiscated 6s quarts OF mescal
which was dropped by two men as
hey fled into the brush near the
Tomato Bend. about one mile east OF
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
ANXIETY over
king GEORGE
IS INCREASING
Official Bulletin De-
scribes Condition AS
Restless; Second
Nurse Called

LONDON. Nov. 2C.-Pl-Increas-
ing anxiety over the illness Of King
George was evident today in view
of q rise in his temperature yes
terday and Of a Saturdays statement
that ~pleurisy continued TO be q
prominent feature"
The official Mexican bulletin on
King Georges condition today SAID;
"The king passed a restless night.
A variability in the fever and the
spread Of the pleurisy must be ex-
pected at this stage Of the Illness
The Daily Mail today expressed
regret that the kings condition was
less satisfactory. While declaring
that official bulletins were precise
" accurate. the newspaper added:
Add Second Nurse
"But this illness a. 4 whole must
be borne in mind. physicians know
only too well that when there Is
beyond doubt a micsobe a. IN the
kings case. II must BE- overcome
Until it is routed tho case carnot
be said to be without danger.
A happening that added to anxiety
was the stationing Of two nurses at
the kings bedside during the night
Previously he had only one nurse.
II IL understood that before the
kings physicians. Sir Stanley Hewitt
and Lord Dawson Of Penn, left. fhes
saw SIT William J~oynson-hlcNs
home secretary. one 81 the carry
visitors at the palare.
Contrasted with the stormy wea-
Their of the week this morning was
a bright n and a large crowd
gathered outside the nalHce gates
anxious for the latest "ofd i9om
the sickroom.
Wales 20 Remsia Away
There was the usaai changing q
the Guard and the Coidstream guards
PLAYED cheerful SELECTIONS during
the ceremony.
n wss stated on good authority
tbat 4 message was sent to the
rri-.a of Wales yesterday feelings
him there vas no need 70 change
bis nlans. This was before the an
ropncement that the kings fever
had inrro4 cd bUt there is no intima-
zion " any message Of a different
nature having been sent 70 the
since.
II vas stated to lay hat the kings
temperature did not exceed 10l yes
erday. The mention Of variability
in fever" in today's bulletin has
eft the public uncertain whittier
his temperature is being exceeded
,ut il was noted this phrase might
over a diminution a. we'll as an in-
.rease in feverishness. TIE indica-
ion in the bulletin that pieurisy
vas spreading was the most dis
feature but. as noted, this
vas offest By the statement that
{ was to be expected at this juno
ure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
tFursishcd by NfIIFF ANsITAtt 70
Cameron County

1dmtftk AtHhf-
J.. z. Owens q uN to q. ,. Askew,
west half Of lot li. block p contain
ing 20 acres Capisallo district SUB
division. $1,000.
Charles q. and Lena 4. Bovine 70
W. y. and Pearl a. Landell, four
acres out 81 southeast corner OF
farm block POI. 5. B. /. & ". CO.
subdivision, Sl,tJO-
n. q. Harding. trustee, TO Delta
Irrigated Farms Co, south half OF
lot 10. block containing 10 acres
Citrus. Gardens subdivision. $40, etc.
Mrs stevie seely to Henry Rob
ertg. south fourth of lot 102 and
I03. Esu.ritl Santo grant, Ss95.2l.
n C. Weaver and wife 10 Henry
Roberts. north half Of the siuth half
OF lots 1902 and los, Espiritu Santo
grant. : 1900.
"A. III. Fernandez, trustee. 70 Leon
n. Hirkley. lot /, block IS, Unit A
oil townsite of Fresnos, $500.
Port Isabel 90. to Jasob J. Lewan-
dowski. Tot q. block, 1i9, city Of Port
Isabel, $3.50.
Palo Alto Development Co. 70
Frank A. Slater, Jr., part OF block
4 and 3. of Palo Alto subdivision No.
1, which lies east of the west bound
ary line Of the old Los G. Hill Rim
con farm, $40.
F. b. Van Nalkenburgh to Nelson
Laon Co., south 20 acres. block FL
Jardin Subdivisions, share 81, rs
piritu Santo grant, $40; also north
2e- acres block 2S, FL Jardin; south
acres block 80, FL Jardin; south
20 acres block "a. FL Jardin; north
26.fl acres block ~. FL Jardin, west
acres, block II. Ell Jardin; south
1876 acres block sc, FL Jardin.
r. II. Kennedy and Blanchee NJ.
Kennedy to A. a. H%ighbarger. west
half Of block n, share 81, Fl Jardin
subdivision. containing 70 acres,
s., 900.
Jesse and Margaret Anderson ct
N % American National bank. VOL
tiers. Okla. part Of survey 800 pat
ented to Lon {. Hill. being 20 acres
north and adjacent the south 25.O6
acres OF block IA Of the ii. l.. a W.
Co. subdivision c, being 20 acres
OF block IA Of said SUBDIVISION
$4,000.
The First National bank OF Hous-
ton To Francisco Sanchez, lots 40 and
as. block 81. Harden's addition 20
city Of Brownsville.
HidaIgo County
Owen II. Henson TO n. T.. Sparllng'
south 10 acres Of lot 2, block ~
No. Tex, $3.50.
NJ. n. and Sarah Collins 70 L. l..
Davis, lot 1. block -, North MeAllen,
$40.
George +. Brown ct Tx to T. @.
Hornburg. lot g., block 80, Edinburg'
$40.
Francisco lvarado to Ismael Con
zalez. half in lot IL, block 80, Nc
Allen, $500.
r. q. Burford to Byron p. Hook
cnsmith. lot / and 10, Clysdale
Acre, MeAllen, $40.
Pharr Townsite Co., 70 John ana
Jamie haywood, lot 2 and 3, block
8, Pharr. $500.
d. p. Clopton 10 J. NJ. Calling, lot
III, block 3, College addition, meal
len. $40.
sam Primm OF II. W. Pool, lot %,
block 4. Alsonia. $40.
p. +. Glenn to j j. Colee, north
half of southeast quarter Of north
cast quarter Of section IS. La Lo-
mita, $40.
r. NJ. VIM to $. L. Gill 1000
acres out Of share /, Las Mestenas
F.. c. Couch to T. NJ. Jarvis, 'ot
block 10. Edcouch, SO.
W. +. Henricksen to American Co.,
+. I. 357. West tract, $40.
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1t Pays TO Advertise
When It Done Right

But how? and When g? and Where?
Are you wasting money and missing
the mark because you 90 not know
the TO these questions?
Advertising is our business. We
know its problems and long expert
ence has shown US the answers to
many Of them. II you are interested
in placing your advertising on 4 re-
sult-getting. profitable basis. our SER
vice should be OF interest to you. An
interview entails no obligation.
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dalgo Bank Bldg, Mercedes. Phone
800.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

thev were raised from 18th to End
place III this meet and made the Of
fetal convention band.
Under the direction and leadership
We II. r. Onstot, &. n. Hampton and
Nickabee this band has grown from
a cimparatively small organization 70
nne Oh the best bands In this section
WI the country.
Fdinburg people have been re-
nurstea "a attend the opening day ot
WV fair and hear this home town mu-
sicaf organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
TO ELECT
r CONGRESSIONAL

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 26.-CP1
Arkansas will elect its first con
gresswoman-Mrs. annie +. Old
field-this week 20 serve out the
unexpired term Of her husband,
Congressman William A. Oldfield,
democratic whip Of the house, who
died at Washington a week ago.
Governor Harvey Parnell follow
ing a meeting with a special com
mittee from the second congress
sional district yesterday indicated
he would call a special election
early in the week in which the rep
resentative's widow will be unop-
posed TO serve out the follo-rin
short term which ends IN March.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
70 Tots Rescued
When Home Burns

DETROIT. Nov. 26.-tP-Seventy
children were rescued and none
was injured today when fire destroy
ga the summer home Of the ST. Vim
cent Dc Paul Sisters Of Charity,
maintained for orphans and aban-
dored children.
Most of the children were asleep
IN the horne. n two story frame
structure near Pennington. Detroit
suburb. when the fire broke out.
Rescue work was carried on almost
entirely BY a small group Of sisters
who wrapped the children in blsn-
kcts and carried them out. The
cause or the fire was not determ-
ired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

High barometric pressure over the
great central valleys and Texas yes
terday morning, ando yer the south
ern states this morning has caused
unseasonably cold weather practi-
cally throughout the eastern half Of
the United States since Saturday
morning, with freezing tempera-
lures extending southwark 70 PEN
s%acola. Fla, and nearly to Jackson
vile. Fla, this morning. Heavy
cloudiness prevailed over Texas and
the immediate Northwest at the
morning observation, with tempera-
lures practically normal. while over
the Canadian Northwest temporal
lures were above the seasonal
averaged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
Hero of Jutland
Dies In Germany

BERLIN. Nov. 26.-R-Admiral
Reinhard Scheer. who directed the
German fleet at the Battle Of Jut-
land on May 81. 1916, against a
superior English fleet, died today NJ
the age Of IS. His death occurred
as he was travelling from Dresden
TO Mannheim.
Promoted to the chief command
Of the imperial German fleet in Feb
ruary, 1916, Admiral Sheer conduct
ed the historic battle SO creditably
that in July. 1916, he succeeded
Admiral on Holtzendorf as chief of
the admiralty fleet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
EDINBURG BAND TO
OPEN VALLEY FAIR

EDINBURG. Nov. 2G.-The Edin-
burg concert band has held is final
practice prior % opening the Valley
Mid-Winter Fair ut Harrington, Tues
day.
r. r. Mochabce. drum major, has
announced that the band will he
better az the Harlingen exposition
than they were at the national demo-
cratic convention at Houston and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
Eagle Subs Will
Aid San Benito

Red Irvine. director Of athletics Of
the local schools. will take the see
ond string squad Of the Eagles 70
San Benito this afternoon and pit
them against the San Benito eleven.
as M Of the processes Coach Nor
rison of the ~Greyhounds will have in
getting his squad in shape 70 rthe
loming battle with the MrAlltn Bull
dogs Thanksgiving Day at San Be-
nito.
IL Is exported that the local sch
ono strlngers will use the McAllen
plays against the Greyh0unds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

PENNSYLVANIA SLAYER
MEETS DEATH IN CHAIR

DELLEFONTE. Pa. Nov. 2G.-Ri-
Charles Lowell. convicted Of staying
John p. Drake. a laborer. az Mt
Union. Pa. APRIL 6 last was PIT 20
death IN the electric chair at Rock
view p%enitentiary today.
No motive for the shooting Of
Drake was brought out AZ the trial
except that Lowell. who was accom-
raniei BY a voErg roman Was In
a helligsrent mood when he hap
pened TO sec Drake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
NEW BUILDINGS co
UP IN SAN PERLITA
Especial to The Herald)

SAN PERLITA, Nov. 24.-Con-
struction is on a boom in San Perlita
with two buildings now nearing CON-
pletion. The Johnson & Hecht brick
and tile structure is expected to be
ready for occupancy soon as will the
stucco home Of Charles r. Johnson.
A number Of residences have re-
Gently been constructed and more are
bing contemplated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
BILLING REGISTERS

System in your office routine de-
that you keep an itemized
check Of everything sold. Standard
Billing Registers enable you TO
the customer with an item
lied list of purchases and make as
many carbons as you want-econom-
zeal and essential! Call US, collect,
phone 522. Delta Office Furniture
Co, Harrington. (S)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
WOMAN HIT BY AUTO DIES

HOUSTON, Nov. 26.-(Pl-Mrs.
Laura Williams, So. was fatally in
jured last night when struck by an
automobile occupied by Houston
answering an emergency call.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
COUNTY COUNT
O. {. Dancy' Judge
coIrNTY COURT AT LAW
John kIeiber, Judge
~ nov cases.
utRRIACE

David Samayo and Angelica Villa
real.
L~eoneadio Gomez and Maria IL Je-
sus Torres.
re-.
Alberto Gutierres and Virginia
Sepulveda.
Victor Rosales asd Maria Mlreles.
Fermin Zamora and Maria Perez.
Jose Perez and Josefina Cavazos.
George Urdiales and Maria Del
gado.
Eulalio Tomez and Juana NalleeJo.
lberto Rodriguez and Romano Pa
~loalto.
Ceeciano Luna and Florencia Her
nandez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
HUNTING VICTIM DIES

NOCONA, Tex, Nov. 26.-tPl-
Lloyd Tettleton, II. shot accidentally
while hunting near here Saturday,
died last night after an operation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

First figures lowest temperature
lastn light; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at : o.. M; fourth, rainfall past ~
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
1854 DISTRICT COURT
A. NJ. Kent, Judge


Suits filed:
j.. g.. Fernandez V. r. B. Beard
ct al. foreclosure Of lien; 44.73 acres
out OF blocks 1l6, III, 1lS, l2l and
i22 Fresnos tract.
J.. q. Fernandez vs.. Charles Svec
ct al. foreclosure of vendors hen'
344 acres out of block 161 Fresnos
tract.
Empire Electric company ~
Chris Demants ct al, foreclosure %
chattel mortgage.
s. l.. Gill ct al ". Lloyd Ihomp-
sen, trustee, foreclosure OF venos
lien, block /, containing % .
usu g. Porter subdivision survey ~,
and III acres out Of survey ".
First National bank Of harrington
vs.. Mrs. Capitola W. SnI.h' Tore,
closure Of MECHANICS nShi psreei
Of land known as Triangle a ~
city Of Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
Cameron Courts
2sTH. DISTRICT COURT
A. W. Cunningham, Judge

Suits filed:
No rev cases.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-07
City Items

Misses Anne and Nell Matuhs of
3s5 Park street extension, have
returned from . vacation spent at
Marthas Vineyard, Oak Bluffs.
Mass.
Mrs. H. H. Milkowitz and daugh-
ter OF Vance street have returned
from Laurel Beach. Milford. where
they spent the summer.
An infant child born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Long of Everett street
at Grace hospital In New Haven last
Saturday died q few minutes after
birth. according to word received
here.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lynch. Black
Rock avenue, have returned from
Boston where they accompanied
their son. Donald. who entered
Northeastern university there.
John Carter and daughter, Mrs.
Maud Wilson Of 81 Dwight street.
are spending 10 days with Mr.. Car
ter's sister at Fulton. N. Y.
NJ. J. Riley Of Park Drive tele-
phoned to the police at 1880 last
night that a man had been taken III
In a drug store at Lincoln and West
Main street. When Officer Hellbers
arrived he learned that the man had
gone. 1t was reported that he had
been missing from Bristol for the
past few days.