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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-13
Mr.. and Mrs. STAIR
Entertain at Cards

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stair were
hosts Thursday evening to guests
for two tables Of bridge.
Honors in the games Of the eve
ming were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hanson. Radio music was
also = feature Of the evenings en-
tertainment. After the games q
course luncheon was served.
Announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss Marjorie Burgum,
daughter Of Mrs. J. A. Burgum Of
Arthur, and granddaughter Of the
late Mrs. Linda Slaughter, first
postmistress Of Bismarck, to Joseph
c. Peltier Of Dickinson was made
recently at q dinner party given by
Miss Leila Maxwell Of jamestown.
The wedding will take place this
month: Miss Burgum has been a
member Of the Jamestown high
school faculty for the past two
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-13

years, and has visited IN Bismarck
several times ct the home % her
aunt, Mrs. Alvin Hedstrom.
r. A. Bolton and Logan Powell
returned to- thei homes at James-
town Thursday after attending the
opening Of the special session.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Register left
Thursday for Tampa and Lakeland,
Florida, where they plan to spend
two or three months.
Rev. F. Loewen Of Hazen spent
Wednesday in this city, transacting
business.
N. O. Churchill left Thursday for
= short business trip to the Twin
Cities.
Mrs. G. A. Taylor o: Fort Lincoln
will leave today for Colorado
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-13
Mrs. Almquist Is
Hostess at Bridge

Orange was the predominating
color in the decorations used Thurs
day evening when Mrs. A. r. Aim
quist entertained at bridge.
Cards were played at three
tables and high scores were won by
Mrs. E. NJ. Hendricks and Mrs.
Eleanore Jarvis.
At the conclusion Of the games
Miss Gladys Almquist and Miss
Ethel Miller assisted the hostess in
serving . course luncheon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-13

spent the holidays ss the guest Of
relatives.
Mrs. J. T. Payne and Mrs. w. A.
Hedger Of Halliday visited friends
in Bismarck Wednesday.
Sam Dickinson and p. s. Fessler
Of Happen were visitors in the city
this week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-13

L. b. Niemeysr Of Jameetown WAS
. business caller IN Bismarck this
week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-13

Mrs. G. A. Taylor o. Fort Lincoln
will leave today for Colorado
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
POLICE FIND BED AFIRE
 WITH OCCUPANT ASLEEP
Enter Hotel Room and Discover George Burns Peaceful. lg-
 norant of Danger

While making all investigation into in" presence of Marion Dalton. aged 2l and shirley Stone. aged 20. in the Hotel Belmont on Church street about o'clock this morning Sergeants Thomas J. Fccncy and Patrick A. McANay smcllcd smoke and aroused the proprietor who traced if to room occupied by Georgc (Rockyl Burns The mat tress on the bed was ahlaze hut Burns was not awarr CT the fact . and out for the scrgoants he might chance of getting out of the smoke-til room Burns said he had gone to bed smoking n cigarette and the mattress caught fire un- known to him.
 The two girls have been in New Britain for the past tcN days and were cieCted from another hotel, according 10 the police. They have not been employed and so far as could be learned they had no par ticular reason for being here. Ser gcant Feeney ordered them to leave town today.
 \ pint bottle half full Of liquor was found in a clothes closet in the girls room and one Of them said 1t belonged 10 the hotel proprietor while the other said she would moi "squoal" about it.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
NAVY ABANDONS HOPE
Relieves Commander FllySM Lost And Appoints New Executive Ofh- ccr 10 lake Place on Lexington.

Washington. March T.-P-Hav- Ing given up all hope of rescue for Commander T. c. Ellyson, who dis Ippeared in airplane on February -'. the navy department today ap- pointed Commander Newton H. White. IT,, Of Wales. Tenn. to sue cced him as executive o4fccr of the Nlrplane carrier Lexington.
 Commander Ellyson. panied ivy Lieut.. Commander Hugo schmidt and Lieut.. Rogers Ransehousen, took off for Annapolis from Hamr- on Roads. Va, before dawn on February o.. Nothing has been heard from them since, although parts Of the plane were found near Cape Charles. Va. several days ago.
 Commander White graduated from the naval academy In 1907 and entered the aviation service In 1918.
 Additional wreckage of the plane has been found on the eastern shore of Virginia near Cape Charles City. the airplane carrier Lexington re- ported today to the navy depart ment
 The NreckaSe consisted Of . sec ton Of the outer end of the forward spar Of the right lower wing.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
UNEXPLA|NEDDELAY IN PAJEWSKI SUIT
Serving Of Writ in Alleged Sian.
 der Case Held Up
LAWYER MAKES REQUEST
Atty. NonkicWicz Declines To state Why He Has Asked Atty. Man gan To Postpone >er,ice-Cl,HeS Interrupts Gardinrr's shave.

Attorney B | Monkiewicz today communicated with Judge W. F. Mangan, counsel for Chief W. c. Hart in the so5,o0o action brought by the latter against Henry E Gardiner and Peter J. PaleWshi for alleged islander, and requested that service of the writ be withheld for a day Of two. The attorneys re quest gave rise 10 various reports principal among them being that q settlement out Of court would be made, but when inyerrosated, Mr Monkiewicz was disinclined to talk for publication.
 In the first place, I an not Mir Paiewski's lawyer. officially" h. said. "I did no, request Judge Mangan not to have the papers served but beyond that I do not wish to hr quoted There may b4 something for publication very soon and then again, if is difficult to say because very often the expected does not happen"
 Judge Mangar said he ordered Constable Francis r., tIyues not to serve inc writ in view ot Attorney Monhie"icz's request. but beyond that h. did not know anything Of new developments. H. said it is common to receive such requests from attorneys representing defend ants in lawsuits. Sometimes f means that arrangements are being made to post a bond. while it can also indicate that somo sort of set tlement is contemplated. He did not ask Attorney Monkiewicz the reason for the request. he said.
 Chief Hart learned rom Judge Nangan this afternoon that service of the writ would be delayed. He did not known the reason. either. but said he expected to see Judge Mangan later today
 Attorney MonkieNicz and Attor- hey F. F. MeDonough discussed the Pajewski and Gardiner lawsuits in front Of City Hall this afternoon. Attorney Mcponough has been re quested by John C. O'Brlen and Mat thew K. Malinowsty, rroprietors Of the City Drug Store on Main street, to hring a s25, ,0Go action against
 tContinued on Pagr 1S.l
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
''Jimmy" Walker Keeps Coolidge and Three Members of Cabinet
 Waiting for Him Half an Hour
New Yorks Sartorial Mayor Walks Through Treasury Building the Cynosure of All Eyes-Glances About and Says. "This Looks Like City Hall
 Nobody Works

Mayor Walker and his two com panions spent the night at the Carl ton hotel but there was nearly as much mystery concerning his pres ence here as there has been concern ing the whereabouts of Lindbergh. After hotel attaches had deelared the mayor was not there, he finally sent for new spapermen to explain 10 them the proposal he fayors for raging ot the federal building. He also stopped long enough ro pose for photographers
 Mayor Walker is here to offer. on behalf os New York ely, a plan whereby the federal building would be moved into City Hall Square to restore the Colonial landscape of the City Hall park.
 New York city offers 10 give a site in exchange :or a federal court building north of city hall in an urea bounded by Duane, Center and Peal streets and City Hall square, and will submit one or two other available sites for q post office build ing.
 Speaking Of the threatened trans II strike in New York city, the mayor declared during his interview with H"Wspapermen that he believed the controversy would be adjusted eventually.
 But you never can tell what the N day will bring" he added. We S.ttle yesterdays strike today and We have to deal with each day as the problems arise. There hasn't been any strike yet and l certainly hope there will not be-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Girl Who Came Here to Get Work as Dancer in Coffee House Held
 With Man for Dodging Hotel Bill
Argument With Men as She Is Entering Taxi on Lafay- ette Street Sends Police on Trail Which Ends With
 Arrest of Young Woman and Companion.

\ man giving his name as Ar
 nand Murphy and a young woman who said sh" was Rose Nazaran. aged 22 years. are detained at the local police station awaiting the ar rival of Danbury officer to serv. a warrant charging them with eyad- ing payment Of bill at the Hotel Green. Dauhury. in the amount of S3i. Both parties claim to be na- tiNes Of Armenia.
 officer NJ. ]. Moore reported tu Sergeant r. 4. McAvay last night that he had seen q taNicab pull up in front of Frank Sadis' coffee house on Lafayett" street and four men and one young woman enter the cab. The woman appeared to be arguing with the men. the officer said. Al 1l:5o o'clock Sergeant McAvaN learned that the party had been driven 10 Talcott street and q little later the sergeant saw the cab start away from Morris Richtcr's homo on that street. He also learned that Frank Sadis. Morris Richter and Murphy were with the young woman.
 Following the cab 10 Willow. North and Main streets and around Central park. the sergeant kept on the trail of the party as they went back up Main street and the cab stopped in front of a block at n22 East Main street. One man and the young woman remained in the cab while the others went into the blocl, and then Sergeant McAyay question cd the young woman but as she ap- r"ar"d not disposed to talk he took her 10 the police station
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
NOT THAT KIND OF CAT
Torrington Mayor Now Knows Dif- ference Of Domestic and Wood Species.

Torrington. March [ lP> -- While making an official inspection of AL word park in the northern part of Torrington yesterday in company with Architect William E. Hunt ard eX-Senator John M. Wadhams. Mayor Charles s. Newcomb stumbled over somsthing At first he thought it was a stone until he looked at if. Then he thought il was a black and white kitten. IL was neither. Later in the day the mayor was seen in the yard Of his home burn ing suit of clothes. Questioned to- day concerning proposed improve ments at the park. he said that the first to be undertaken would be the elimination of shunks.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
RULE SHOP FOREMAN
 FOR 50 YEARS DEAD
H. J. Wheeler Resident of This City Nearly
 60 Years

Henry Judson Whcocr, Sf years old. a foreman at the stanley Rule md Level Co, Tor near 56 years, died in q Hartford hospital this morning after an illness Of live years.
 Nr. Wheeler was born in Huntley, July l1, lN46, and came to this city about 5S years ago. Previous to his illness ho lived tt 252 Maple street. He sp1nt his boyhood and received his education in NeWtoNn where he llv"d until he moved 10 New Britain
 His only fraternal connection WAS with the 0. |. A NJ. He was a mem b"r Of the south tungresational church for more than 5u years and wars ago he was one of its most active workers.
 Surviving him arc TWO sons. Her bert II. Wheeler, treasurer of the | nfon Mfg. Co, and Ernest F. Wheeler of Montclair, N J.. who is associated with the Literary Digest; a daughter. Miss Jane R. Wheeler ot this city. and three grandchildren. Henry North Wheeler, Ruth Sher- man Wheeler, and Dorothy Hooker Wheeler.
 Funeral arrdHa, ments, in charge of E. C. Porter Sons. are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Washington, March 7.--P-Nay- or Walker Of New York maiutained today his reputation for never be ing in hurry 10 keep an appoint ment by keeping President Coolidge Secretary Mellon, Attorney General sargent and Postmaster General New waiting for him for 3 3o minutes or more.
 Here on business in connection with Nv York federal building plans he was late at the treasury where his first conference was held with the cabinet members. and. al though he was on the White Houso callers list for noon, Walker showed up al the White House at 12:35 .. I'll.
 A meeting at the treasury had been arranged for 10:30 f,. III. Secre- -ary Mellon, Attorney General Sar- gent and Postmaster General N.w turned up at that hour. but the mayor was nowhere in sight.
 At II o'clock he strolled into the corridor accom- panied by Paul Block. newspaper publisher, and Joseph Johnson. commissioner of pubic works for Manhattan borough. hoth of whom came to Washington with Walker last night
 Walker aid asiie his derby hat. walking stick. and tight fitting top through q lane of curious treasury clerks and employees, Just before h. went into the conference he remark "d IS he looked around. This looks like city hall. Nobody works"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

To Lieutenant Rival and the ser geaut. the young woman said she had no home and had been in th, hair dressing business in New York until sh" was forced 10 abandon it htcausc of the poor financial return. Sh, irtf New York with the man called Murphy. intending 10 earn a lvoli- hood by dancing in coffee houses. She and Murphy stayed at the Hotel Green ln Danbury and left without FlNinC, but she said she had telt . phoned 10 the hotel early last week and promised to make payment as soon as she was able 10 do so.
 Lieutenant Rival communicated with the panbury authorities and learned that nothing was known about the hotel bill so he released th" young woman and she and Murphy went to q local hotel. Early this morning word came from Dan bury that the hotel proprietor want - cd lhe couple arrested. and Lieuteu- ant Rival detailed Sergeant Staller on the case. The sergeant arrest ed the couple and Lieutenant Rival notified the Danbury authorities. The couple occupied seperate rooms at tn" local hotel.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
.DANBURY MAN KILLED
 IN CROSSING CRASH
Another Is Critically In. jured as Electric Train
 Hits Automobile

Danhury, March |: aPi-Faseed Buzaid. 70. Of this city. was instantly '5illed and Shawool Elias, 44. was riously injured this noon when the autom obile in which they were rid ing was struck by an electric rain on the Danbury branch of the New Haven road on a grade crossing The automobile was almost clear Of the tracks when 1t was struck.
 l. was picked up and thrown abou: 20 feet. landing in small hroo', which flows under the track at tE.' point.
 MT. Busaii was thrown out of t,;c car when 1t stopped suddenly in ihe brook, striking against wire fen, 25 feet distant.
 Elias was thrown out of the CT and rolled under the fender into t.,e brook. from which he was pulled by two men who saw the accident.
 Mir. Buzaid and Mr. Elias w... employees in the factory of tine Nit tual Fur. Cutting company and hal just left the factory to 90 10 the;' homes for dinner.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
EXPECT STAR WITNESS
 AT 70NIGHT'S INQUIRY
Rum0rs kearney Will Not Attend Belittled by
 Sponsors

Sponsors of the investigation into tie activities of tie department Of public works expressed the belief today that former Street Superin- ttndent Thomas r. kearney will at tend the opening meeting of the probe tonight in spite of rumors to the contrary.
 Al East Windsor Hill, whore kyarncy has been yacationing since his discharge from the street su- ii was said kearney has left for New Britain. He is ex- pected to be the principal witness, charges made by him over his sig nature having been responsible in < great measure for the investigation instituted by Councilman Samuel Sahlotsky
 The attendance of Foreman James Sposato. Chairman K. F. Towers. Engineers J. n. Williams and r. 4. Merriam and Clerk G. H. Johnson was believed to be assured by reason of the common councils resolution asking that all city em- ployts and officials W ho are sum mon"d attend the meeting. Former Foreman Arthur D. Tremblay has been quoted as saying he will ht present and Steve Pirez. an assistant to kearney, has made a similar statement.
 Acting Mayor William H. Judd said today that h. would not attend the hearing tonight,
 Several members Of the council who are not members of the com mittees have expressed their inteu- ton of being present and inter rogatiNg witnesses
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Veteran Actor Dies;
 Wife Was at Bedside

Hollywood. Cal, March pf- William H. Crane veteran actor Of the stage. died here today.
 Death came peacefully to the world famous comedian of spoken drama. Through the long hours last night and early today a depressing weakness seemed to be slowly but painlessly sapping what vitality re- mained in the aged man.
 His wife. with whom MT. Crane spent more than half century of happiness. remained constantly at the bedside as it became apparent after daylight that the end was ap- preaching.
 Not until a little after s o'clock this morning. however. did breath entirely leave the veteran actor. Those at his side were unaware that Crane had passed, so peaceful was the end.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
MAY TRY TO ESTABLISH
 NEW W0RLD'S RECORD
Levine's Friends Think He Will Try to Be! .er His
 Own Mark

Ne" York, March : s-Friends ot Charles A. Levine today suga, a,l mat his New York to Havana flight vas merely q practice" hop" to s-r how Miss Mabel Boil, his passenger, could endure long distance flying.
 If she proved to be good air 'rareler they said. Levine probably would take her on a really long-fis- tance flight, probably to south Amer lea.
 That south America may be the goal of the Columbia in an attempt fo break the world long distanc. record it established on it's flight to Germany was indicated by facts dis closed at the time of the planes proposed mystery flight" of several weeks ago.
 At that tirue Levine and his pilot llmcr Stultz, said the destination Was Havana but ihe Columbia was loaded with as much gas as shn car riyi on her transatlantic flight. much more than was needed for the .40o miles 10 Havana. An official of tho National Aeronautical asso, iatIon Was here rom Washington al that time, too, waiting 10 put d scaled "aroSraph aboari-co considered point less procedure if Havana had been the goal as such a flight establishes no ncW record.
 StultZ at that tjme carefully guard cd a roll of maps he carried. which it was later learned were of the southern United States. the Carib bean and south America.
 Miss Boil. her mother revealed left on the flight 10 Cuba against her orders. as she was sui ferlnE from a severe cold
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Absent-Minded Chicago
 Professor Saves S75

Chicago, March !. LP-The ab- sent-minded professor saved him. sci s'o last night by being that way.
 kldnaped by' two men Prof. Arthur E. Holt O. the University or Chicago Divinity school was found to have only 50 cents .n his pockets.
 Freed by the disgusted rob bers, Prof. Holt reported the hold-up to police.
 T withdrew sT5 from the bank today he said. but when l left home I forgot to take f with me"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
J. B. D0NLAN, BARBER,
 HEART DISEASE VICTIM
Veteran North End BuSi- ness Man Dies Sud-
 denly Today

Seized with heart disease shortly after h" rose this morning, John Bernard Donlan. about 5o years old of 30 Spring street. a barber in this city for the past 2o years. returned 10 his bed where he died il few moments later. Death came at S:@o o'clock.
 He enjoyed his usual good health after he had gotten up after a nights rest and was about the house. He went into the cellar where he suffered pains in his side
 Mir. Donlan was probably one of the best known of the residents in the northern section of this city where he lived for the past 4d years. He was always barber hay ing started ill the business on North street where he also conducted a small grocery and confectionery business.
 Later he moved to Spring street where he also conducted q barber shop on larger scale. He was a member of St. Mary's parish and affiliated with the New Britain Aeric Order of Eagles, the Foresters Of America and Rev. William \. Hartv branch. A. o. II.
 MT. Donlan was native of Penn sylvania. but came to this city with his parents when he was very young He leaves his wife. Mrs. Lucy ]. Donlan: two sons. John F. nonlan, Jr.. and Francis Donlan: two daugn. ters, Misses Anna and Laura Don Ian: two sisters. Mrs. James Me Grath and Mrs. Daniel Mullen and two brothers, Thomas J. Donlan and Patrick J. ponlan, all Of this city
 Funeral arrangements, in charge of J. NJ. Curtin X O., are incom- plote.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Fl. $. TO PLAY IN TWISTED

Acting on q request of the princi- pal of Gilbert High school of Viii sted. Principal Louis P. Slade of the Senior High school has given the la six ketball team permission to take part in scholarship benefit game in Winsted Friday evening. The game will be the first played between the two schools in many years. The game is being played to get q bal ance of BIO" which is necessary for q Gilbert scholarship movement.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Brother in RefOrmat0ry;
 Wants to Go There Too

Oregon, III. March ' UP)- Kenneth Nichols 12 years old and determined, started cam paign designed to win for him a term in the St. Charles reforma- tory.
 First he tried 10 steal an au- tomobile, but he was too small to reach the starter.
 Then he attacked another boy with a broomstick.
 My brothers in St. Charles and l want to be with him." he told authorities.
 The sherif's office declined to commit him to the reformatory
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
 AGAIN STIRS FACULTY
Criticism of Administra- ton at Clark in Student
 Publication

Worcester, Mass, March 1.-UP, Clark university faculty met to- day to consider disposition of the Clark Monthly. student publication. which already has been once sup pressed this year.
 The magazines second offense--a ecathing editorial concerning college administration - has placed the threat of suspension over the new staff which last month replaced the staff which resigned under official pressure.
 Publication in galley proofs of alleged obscene matter caused the original trouble The editors were busted from their positions and only allowed to remain in college after a united student protest.
 The new staff of the monthly is headed by J. Philip Howard of Hub bardston. George Crondahl of Maynard. Jacob Freedburg of Wor- cester Leonard Bellinger of Brook lyn. Edward Brady of Leominster, and Stanley J. Tatham Of Worcester comprise the remainder of the staff.
 Frank Phelan) Colapinto. for msrly of this city. was a member of the editorial staff when the maga- zine was last suppressed. As q re- suit of the faculty's action at that time. he is no longer a student at Clark. It was alleged that Phelan vas the author of the article which prompted the faculty to suppress the issue of the magazine. Francis Schweitzer of this city was on the editorial staff and Was suspended for q few days although it was later proved that he had no actual con- nection with the creation Of the article. His suspension was later lift ed and he Is now at the university.