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New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
HELD AS FUCITryE

Boston. Jan. 13 @-George Me- Kay. 2s. of Newport R. l.. was held as . fugitive from justice in Dor chester district court today after he had been lined $120 for violation of the automobile laws. The police claim that the automobile. which he was driving while intoxicated on January (. was stolen In Newport several days before.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
Sing Sing Executioner Has Nervous COlIanse

Richmond Hill. N. Y., Jan. IS (UP) Robert Elliott, executioner at the electr0cution of Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray last night. suffered a nervous collapse today as q result of the strain of the last 24 hours.
 He was confined to his bed at his home here and was under the care of Dr. Morton Hertz, his family phy- Sician.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
OBJECT TO POLITICS
load Builders Declare This Work Should Not Be Handled As Politl- cal Football.

Cleveland, Jan. l3 @-Take road building out of politics is the key note of the 1928 platform adopted by the board of directors of the American Road Builders association at closing sessions of their conyen- tion today.
 The directors will make an inten- sive campaign in 1928, they an- nounced, to keep competent high way directors in office and to secure removal Of inefficient ones. The li- rectors declared that in many states and counties the highway depart ment is 'the football of politicians and state and local highway officials are removed with every change of administration.
 The board reported that in the United statea in 1927. sl,sO0. .0Oo. 900 was spent in road construction. They predicted that this year the amount would exceed &1.1s6,oO0.o 900.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
S3OO.OOO BONUS PAID

Hoiyoke, Mass. Jan,- 13 R-An- nual bonus amounting to &3oo. 900 was distributed today by the Farr Alpaca company to it's employees. The sum distributed is ten per cent of wages paid and also equals the total dividends declared during the year.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
WITHDRAWN FROM COURT

The following cases have been withdrawn from city court:
 J. Ruscxyk vs. Mir. and Mrs. Jo- seph Parciak: Monroe s. Gordon for the plaintiff. William r. Mangan for the defendant.
 Rackliffe Bros. Co.,. Inc, vs. John R. Brown of Yalesville; Edward A, Mag for the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
Newton Gaylord Curtis

Funeral services for Newton Gay lord Curtis of 21 Hamilton street, assistant cashier at r. &s r. Corbin's, will be held at his home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Theo- dore A. Greene. pastor of the First Congregational church, will officate. Burial will be in Lake View ceme- tery, East Hampton.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
Ss,ooo, 900 ATTACHMENT

(pringfield. Mass. Jan. 13 RNAt- tachment was filed here today by Deputy United States Marshal E. J. Lewden against Smith and Wesson. Inc. revolver manufacturers. in an action of contract brought by Gil- berts Patents. Inc. an English con- cern. for t2.0oo.o00. The action is brought in United States district court and the writ is returnable in Boston
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
WANT POSTAL REDUCTIONS

Washington, Jan. 13 (UP)-Re- duction of postal rates totalling about &1o,0oo.o00 a year is provided in a bill introduced today by Chair man Criest. Pa. of the house post office committee. The measure. re- vising the 1925 schedules. has the approval Of the administration, he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
Head of Coast Guard
 School Is HOnOred

New London, Conn.,. Jan. l3 CF- Commandef H. D. Hinckley. superin- tendent of the coastguard academy here. has been honored for the sec ond consecutive year by appoint ment to the coast guard selection board which. will visit all important coast guard stations during Febru-
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
MORE PAY FOR SUB MEN

Washington, Jan. 13 (UP)-A (0 per cent pay increase for submarine officers and men is provided in a Dill introduced today by Rep. La Guardia, republican, New York. No increase may be less than $c0 a month, under the bill.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued at the office sf the town clerk as follows: Vincenz9 Gondolfo of 24 Booth street. and Jennie Battaglia of 26 Franklin street: Paul Dobrow- olski Of 124 Miller street and Lottie Pac of c6: High street.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
SHARkEY IS HEAVIEST

New York. Jan. 13 R - Jack Sharkey has a one-pound advantage over Tom Heeney for their IT, round heavyweight elimination match tonight at Madison Square Garden. The Boston sailor scaled 194 and the New Zealander 1Sa when they weighed in this after. noon.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
CHARGES NOT DISMISSED

Washington. Jan. 11 R-A mo. ton to dismiss charges that the gov. ernment had intimidated witnesses in the Sinclair Burns contempt pro- ceedinss was denied today by Justice Frederick L. Siddons in the supreme court of the District or Columbia.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
Mrs. Bridget (Elal,erty) Reynolds

Funeral serviccs for Mrs. Bridget 1 Flaherty) Reynolds of 6S Winter street will be held tomorrow morn ing at g o'clock at St. Mary's church.
 Burial will be in st. Marys ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
TEACHERS CLUB MEETING

Mrs. C. IT. Bennett will De a speaker at a meeting of the lIw Britain Teachers club which is to be held in the auditorium of the Walnut Hill school. Thursday, Janu- ary 19. Current events and theater news will be discussed at the meet in0
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
BROTHERS DROWNED

Naples, Jan. IS (UP) - Antonio and Pasquale Chiocca. brothers. of Pozzuoli. were drowned when their fishing boat "Assunta" struck rock near Procida and foundered.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
Jgnatz Nekca

Funeral services for Ignatz Nekea of Kensington were held this morn
 church. Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
GREAT REINDEER ROUNDUP

Akiak, Alaska. Jan. 13 NeThe greatest reindeer roundup in history is in progress there. Forty thouaa0d reindeer are being worked through 9. corral under the supervision of the United States bureau of education. !,
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
NAMED STATE CHEMIST

Hartford. Jan. 13 R-Governor Trumbull today reappointed Luin B. Switzer. of Fairfield. state chemist The appointment is for two years.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
CONN. JDGESHIp

New Haven. Conn. Jan. IT P- The New Haven Register received word from Washington today that Senator Mclean had recommended Warren B. Burrows of Groton for . federal judgeship for Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
CUBAN PRESIDENT
 SENDS GREETINGS
Issues Statement to World
 Through X. P.

(The following greeting from Gen. era1 Gerardo Machado. president of Cuba. to the residents Of North. South and Central America, was pre- pared for distribution through the Associated Press in anticipation of the opening Monday tn Havana of the sith Pan-American couference).
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13

When Wade Rowland of Hoqua, Wash asked Gertrude O man she would wed she said she would wood Both arr employees of spruce company, and they mar garments they wearing at the top made of spruce w
 They are pictured they just starting their hosy . trip down the river . raft.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13

lmportations of crude rubber into the United States in 1927 were 432,- S1d long tons. against 41l,962 tons in 1926, the Rubber Association Of America reports. December imports Were 29,O62 tons against IO.561 in November and 32.50S in December, 1926. Largest monthly imports were i'll April. 4S,673 tons.
 The Northern Pacific Railway will spend more than $54.500,0OO in 1920 for maintenance. roadway and building Improvements and com pletion of two important branch line, projects.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
CHURCH PBRnT ISSUED

Butdin8 DepnssNo6ot A0fhogo1e6
 Cuastsuctiou oe Haly Croas Aoase
 of Worship oa Fsraatnstaa Avs.
 A permit was issued this afternoon to the Holy Cross Church corpora tion to erect . place Of worship. s2x13o. on the property of the con- gregation on Farmtngton avenue. The building will be erected by the Hayes Construction Co.,. at . cost of &27,000.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13

Stockholders of Barnet Leather company have approved an increase in common stock from 10000 to GO, ,000 shares no par.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
KaN Street Brieh

Deliveries of oil by II pipe lines in the Standard Oil group during 1927 amounted to lS:,21S.s76 bar rels, an increase of 16,793.947 bar rels over 1926.
 The Union Pacific will spend 35,- 000.000 for equipment. including g Pacific type locomotives. 500 steel underframe flat cars. six sas-electric cars, eight mail and baggage trail CTS. 15 all steel passenger coaches and 10 all steel dining cars.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-13
T HE
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"No use locking the barn door after the horse is stolen!"
 What more can we say for our Safe Deposit \ Boxes?
 Safety" for your Christmas presents stocks, bonds, jewels.
 All for less than 1c a day.
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EDGERTON TO RADIO
SPEECH TO VOTERS
Prohibition Nominee for Vice
President to Broadcast AC-
CeptanCe Speech Tonight.

James A. Edgerton. the Prohibition
party's nominee for vice president, will
80 before the microphone of WRC to-
night and formally accept the nominal
ton The speech Will be broadcast
between 1880 and II o'clock. the period
formerly reserved for slumber music
Earlier in the evening Mr. Edger-
ton will receive his formal notification
at ceremonies III Alexandria, Va, After
ward the candidate and group Of per-
sonai friends will motor 10 Washington
for the radio acceptance speech MI
Edeerton will be introduced by DR.. d.
Leigh Colvln chairman of the Prohibi-
ton national COMMITTEES
Outstanding among WRCS musical
attractions Will BE- a tabloid version
Of the Gilbert & Sullivan comic opera,
'Ruddigore The piece reekS with
ghosts. murders and mysteries
TroubadourS in Schedule.
The Tpana TroubadourS who will be
heard from 10 $50 o'clock will give
sn historical resume of the evolution
Of American dance music, beginning
with the war dances Of thc American
Indian. The first half OF the program
will be devoted 70 the stately minuet,
the graceful polka, lively square dances
and the djeniIled grand march. In
the remaining Is minutes the Trouba-
dourS will present the evolution of the
distinctly American rhythm in the
waltz. the vogue OF ragtime the tango
fad. the charleston. the black bottom
craze and the current and enduring
fox trot.
The ever popular Song of India"
will be sung by Olive Palma as so
nrano solo in the weekly Pa!molive
Hour. scheduled from $50 to $50
O'Clock In addition she will sing the
waltz song from Gounod'S Romeo and
Juliet" and with her vocal running
mate Paul Oliver. she will be heard in
: duet arrangement Of the popular
song. How About Il" Paul divers
solo. dedicated 10 Miss Palma. is the
ballad number, My Treasure"
Afternoon Program.
An added feature on WRC's after
noon program will be half hour re-
cital BY Miss Ruth A. Williams. colora-
tpra soprano ana graduate Of the
Ohio State School for the Blind. She
is pupil Of Cecil Sannine and was a
winner in the Atwater Kent addition
4|S& w BlttE- MISS Ek'@84tUi CoCAtitlLAs
director OF music at the Ohio Safe
University, viii accompany Miss VIII
lams
A graphic story Of the life-saving
methods Of the United States Coast
Guard will be given BIZ Oliver NJ
Maxam. chief of TIE division Of OPP
Grafton from WMAL tonight at
o'clock. When the Storm Kings Meet"
Is the subject chosen by Mr.. MaXam
for his talk
The Brunswick Panatrope Hour of
Music and the Silver String Revelers
are WMAL's principal musical attrac-
tons In addition there will be a
varied program of vocal. trombone and
piano selections BY L, z. Phillips and
Ethel West, and a half-hour piano re-
Cital By Nation Boyce.
WIFI will broadcast as its leading
feature the entire concert Of the Army
Band at the Sylvan Theater Jack and
Jill. in a comedy skit, will introduce
some popular vocal numbers and sew
ersl new Rotations The Washington
College Of Music will close the broad
east with an organ recital.
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ROUT 40 SANDlNlSTAS.

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, August 20
LP).-Forty SandiniStaS commanded by
Miguel Angel Ortiz have been put to
flight by patrol of American Marines
in the western part of Nueva SegoVia
Province. The rebels were routed near
Macuelizo
MANY shots were fired. but there
were no casualties among the Marines
and none, so far as known, in the San
dini ranks
Amnesty has been granted to Col
Guadalupe Rivera, one of Sandino's
supply teiefs who surrendered 10 the
MARINES at Jinotega His surrender is
believed to have been caused by recent
rebel defeats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

ing the Democratic State party council.
have been and are now demanding
cancellation of foreign debts in order
that they may feel safe and secure in
making private loans to Europe. thereby
placing first mortgage on those coun-
tries IN the hands of the favored few
instead of in the hands of the people
of the United States
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ILocalRadio Entertainment
Wednesday, August %. 1928

EAA-Washington Navy Yard (f34.5
Meters-699 KilocycIesl.
3:45 pm.-weataer Bureau reports
9.55 pm-Arlington time signals
1905 p.n.-Weather Bureau reports.
NRHF-AmeFican Br0adcasting Co.
t322.4 Meters-930 Kiiocycles).
Sis pm.-Kloman musical
5:45 pm.-The town crier.
6 pm.-Dranadio.
$50 TO p.m.-Riggs musical.
Early Program Tomorrow.
7:3o to 80 a.m.-Musical clock.
10 am.-HousehoId talk by Gladys
Young.
10 80 a.m-Advertisers' period.
II am.-Iost and found
1I:i0 am.-Househoid economy period.
WMAI-Washingto Radio Forum
t24i.8 Meters--1240 Kilocyelesl.
8:55 pm.-Thirty Club, conducted by
A Cloyd Gill
IT'S Literary Lather," by
sTony the Barber
100 Brunswick Panatrope hour
$50 p.n.-Yeomans and Mcclure. en-
tertainers.
GAS PM Z. Phillips and Ethel
West in q musical revue.
9 pu7.--"When the Storm Kings
Meet By Oliver NJ. MaIan1, chief OF the
DIVISION Of Operations OF the Coast
Guard
els pr.-snyer String Reyelers.
9.45 pn1.--Malton Boyce, pianist.
10.l5 70 10 30 p.m-Eews flashes.
, HTFF--The Fellowship Forum l262.6
Metefs--I499 Kiloeyciesl.
T.3o 2 m-ArfnY Band concert broad
cast from the Sylvan Theater.
$50 pm Jack and Jill
s45 pm POLAND Mathews basso.
Uu1 -"C Chick Codffey tenor
q 90 q m. -Hilo BOYS, Hawaiian Trio.
10 Washington College Of Music
hour.
WRC National Broadcasiing 60.
f4g85 Meters--6fo KiiocycIes.l
Conversations with famous
authors
3.i5 D m.-Gotham Trio.
345 pm Searching Ton Ideas, by
Dr. p Boyd Bennett
nm Ruth Avis Williams soprano
30 pm Jolly Bill and Jane.
nm Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
SIS o M Motion picture guide.
$50 pm Ease bail scores courtesy
IF fn@ RssOciatea Press and The Eve
ming Star
gpm.-George Boucher baritone.
$50 . m.-Gt Regis Orchestra.
s4s pm KeHhs JHea1er pTesenla-
ton
-Mizrd quartet
g30 . m Venetian nights.
pm ip8na 7roubadours.
$50 d nj PalmCGye Hour.
o 90 D m Correct time
q 80 D N National Light Opera En-
sArni3le "RuodigoFe
10 80 pm Acceptance speech by
James 4 Ecgefton vice presidential
You1ir1ee of the Prohibition party,
ii nm Wea her forecast.
early Program Tomorrow,
s-A5 q m .-T0Wer Health Exercises.
s.I5 am paf08As0s Trio.
T 30 To So q n. -Cheefio.
Gas m FafLas8ls Trio.
IA M Studio program
Ia.45am Radio Housefold Institute
10 30 am Studio program
1e45 an Studio program.
II am Organ recital
9g.45 q m Pennsylvania Orchestra.
f1.55 On Studio program.
Ynu1 You Too Can Make Money
b. Pauline CleaVer
1I5 pm Parnassus Trio.
us nm Creating Colour Charm,
~ sarah Whitney Olds
40 nm Edith Browning soprano
cnd William Siam tenor.
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
7.30--SylvanI Foresters; quartet
and cello--WJZ, WB2, KDkA,
KYW.
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ton OF dance music--WEAF,
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WCAE. WTAM, WV, WSAl.
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WRC. WGY. WGR, WCAE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
DRIVE en- HOOVER.
Kansas Democrat Sees War Debts
Cancelled IL He Is Elected.

TOPEKA. Kans.. August 20 fA1.-~
Chauncey b. Little Democratic nomi-
nee for governor of Kansas, yesterday
made the prediction every dollar OF
the war debts will be Cancelled" If Her
bert Hoover is elected President,
Wall Street. the money power and
special interests" Little said in address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT

WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST % 1928.
o hlocycicS
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HTFF-The Fellowship Forum t292.6
Metefs--I499 Kiloeyciesl

$50 2 n-hrfnY Band concert, broad
east from the Sylvan Theater.
$50 pm.-Jsck and Jill
ss5 pm POLAND Mathews. basso.
IN Chick Godfrey, tenor
40 q u7.-Hilo BOYS, Hawaiian Trio.
10 p.m.-W Washington College Of Music
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

1 so: other sections. salmon tints. stand
ards. ass, i.50a2.00: Hearts OF Gold,
two-third crates, ordinary quality and
condition, 100; miscellaneous melons.
supplies moderate. demand moderate.
market about steady; California, stand
ard crates honey dews, 1,75a2 90:
un1bos, ass. honey balls, 375a4.0o;
mostly. 400: standards, 36s and ASS.
S.0oaS5o: ponys, 2,50a2,75; some ripe
lower.
Iettuce-western supplies light; de-
mand moderate market about steady:
California. crates, Iceberg type. AS
dozen, 5.Ooas so: mostly $50; fair quail
itv and condition, $50: Eastern sup-
plies moderate; demand moderate,
market steady: New York. 2~dozen
crates. big Boston type, 1.T5a2.0o.
Onions Supplies light; too few sales
reported to quote.
peaches-SunplieS heavy: demand
light, market dull; Georgias SKIES. Hileys
United States. No. !. small size. LISA
$50: some decayed. 7SaI 90: StNes. Eli
nertas. medium t. large size, unelaSsi-
fad, / .5aa2 90: few low as las; United
States No. /. 200a2.25: few fancy. 2,Sn:
North Caroline, SKIES Bellies. medium
size, 400: small size. $50; hushel has-
ketS, Bellies. medium size, 200.
Potatoes About Steady.
Potatoes Supplies liberal: demand
moderate. market about steady: North
Carolina. cloth top stave barrels, Cob
hlers, United States. No l, i,4oai,5o,
East Shore Virginia, cloth top. stave
barrels. Cohhlers. United States No. l,
branded, $50: few lower.
Watermelons-Su heavy; demand
moderate, market about steady: brokers
cariot sales delivered Washington, Geor-
eia. 4 tiers Dixie Bellies. 30-pound aver
age. 225 90: South Carolina. tiers, Tom
Watsons. 30-pound average, 2T5,0o.
String beans. home grown, receipts
moderate and supplying the market
Supplies moderate: donaud moderate,
market about steady: home grown,
l>uShel baskets. green StringleSs, LISA
> 90.
Lima beans-Supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate, market about steady;
North Carolina. bushel hampers, 2y00a
SO: Eastern Shore, Md, buShel ham,
perS. 2.50a300.
Apples-Supplies limited; demand
slow, market dull; too few sales re-
ported to quote.
Pears-Supplies moderate; demand
market steady; California.
boxes, Bartletts, extra fancy, 3.00aS.50;
mostly 300a3.25.
Corn-Supplies liberal; demand light,
market dull; too few sales reported to
quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25
PRICES UNCHANGED
IN LOCAL MARKET
Produce Dealers Have Large
Supplies of Peaches From
: Georgia and CaroIinaS.

Produce dealers today found them
selves overloaded with peaches from,
Georgia and North and South Carolina
The crops there are more abundant
than for some years past and purchaS-
eYS are given en- opportunity TO obtain
the fruit at prices almost as low as are
usually prevalent during the height OF
the local peach season,
The demand now is weak and Graggy
but is expected TO increase with re-
ceiptS of liberia and Georgia Bell
varieties. These two popular varieties
are expected to be available in large
quantities for the next two weeks, and
reports are that they are to be Of an
unusually good quality.
Eggs have been coming in slowly for
the past month and are stu Of an in
ferior quality, due to the exceptionally
hot weather. Butter is plentiful, but
the demand is slight. Prices today re-
manned practically the same as yester-
day.
WholesaI- Prices To-day.
Butter-One- pound prints, 46a$7; tub.
asa46. store packed. IS,
EggS-FreSh selected, S0aSl;: hennery,
Soa3i; current receipts. 29aS0.
Poultry. alive-TurSeyS. 20 fowls,
large. 20. SallakAs &1A@=. AS@AtNiA Aso, Goa
DO. Spring hroilerS large, 27aS6, me-
dunn. Ssas6: small. 32a3S: LeghornS,
2SasO: ROSTERS, Is; keats, young, rs,
old. 50. DreSSed-T1irkeyS, 30, Spring
hroilers. large, 42a45; medium. 40a42;
small. 40: Leghorns, So: fowls. large,
27a2s; small, 25a26; caponS. large. 44a
IS: small. 30aSs; ducks, 2oa25; keats,
lo0a1.I0.
Meats. fresh killed-Beef. 22a25; veal.
20a25: lamb. 2SaS2; pork loins, S0aS2;
fresh shoulders. 1920; fresh hams. "a
R25: smoked hams, 81: smoked Shout
ders. Ie; bacon. 24a25: lard. ID: calves,
i4sl4ia: Spring lambs. l3al4.
Fruit and Vegetable Review.
Today's market report on fruits and
vegetables compiled by the Market News
Service, Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomicS says:
Cantaloupes-Supplies liberal: de-
nland light. market weak: Arizona.
salmon tints. Jumbos. 36s and ASS and
27s. 2.25a2 so: standards, ASS. I.75a2. 90;
North Carolina. Ridgeway section. sal
mon tintS. standards, ASS, mostly $50;
poorer low as 200; few best, 500: culls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. July 25 dp).-Flour ir-
regular; Spring patents, 6.70a7,00 soft
Winter straights. 6.25a6.65; hard Win
ter straights. 6.15a6.60. Rye firm: No.
Western, LII +. o. b. New York and
l.09l4 c. i. f. export. Barley easy; new
No. 2. Oils c. l. f. New York. per As
pounds. August shipment. Other ar
ticies unchanged.
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