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New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
FRENCH SEAPLANE REACHES AZORES
 0N TRIP TO US. A,
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started flying in 1921 He won fame and citations when he was sent to the French war in Morocco against the Riffs as a leader of the Goliath bombardment squadron, The French ministry of marine is backing the present flight, Origin ally it had been planned to send two scaplanes but the second to be con- manded by Commandant Rene Gull baud The latter pilot. however was sent north to the relief of stranded members of the dirigible and now is lost and unheard from with the Roald Amundeen expedition Paris had made careful prepara 1 tions He had taken his machine on several test flights over France and l then last week was ordered to make the trip and flew to Rrest 10 await l weather reports from the Atlantic. starts suddenly
 l When he received favorable re-
 ports yesterday afternoon he imme- diately ordered his plane fueled, ap
 peared at the plane in his white navy 1 flying costume. received an official l farewell from Vice Admiral Eavas-
 suer and then with his two compan- ! ions set forth on the great voyage. He flew steadily and regularly
 made reports of the success of the
 flight. The messages were laconic-
 merely stating all was well and that
 good speed frrNard was being made
 His landing here was good The
 big white plane. it's black nose show i ing against the white background
 settled down in the early dawn as
 a few people stood ashore and
 watched the transatlantic plane come 10 a nice stop.
 Won't Delay Long
 Lieutenant Paris does not intend 10
 waste much time in Horta, He
 will rcfuol from a French naval
 tanker here and then as soon as he
 receives favorable reports will leave
 again.
 The entire flight from Brest to the l United States will be about 4.45o | miles.
 ! Paris plane--a sea plane of the
 biplane model. has eight gasoline 1 tanks in which can be carried B. 3os litres of petrol. The tanks are
 placed under the wings. It has two iradios. using the call letters FMGP. which in the air have radius of
 800 kilometcrs and stationary 400
 kilometers.
 One radio sends u'omatic signals every lo minutes while the other
 sends the signals every hour The 7 former is on a GOO and 900 meter ] wave length while the latter is on 944 and PA meter wavelengths. The plane has the appearance of l a long bird Tn flight. The nose and ! the cabins are painted black while the remainder of the craft is gleam {! ing white Red. white and blue l sirIp are across the rudder while ! the French 'ri-color is on the un- ! derside of the wing tips.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
BERLIN NEWS
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o'clock. A social time will be en- joyed.
 The Modern Woodmen will meet this evening at o'clock at Athletic hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max sugenhime en- tertained relatives at their home over Sunday.
 There will be not meeting Of the Community club Wednesday cven- ing. all meetings for the rest of July and August having been omitted.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet tomorrow evening at Community hall.
 A. A. North and family left Sat urday for Raymond. Me. where they will spend two weeks >aoa- ton. They made the trip by auto mobile.
 Elaine Read is spending a weeks vacation as the guest of her grand mother in West Cromwell
 Donald Turner is enjoying a two weeks furlough at his home here.
 The Fife and Drum corps will hold it's usual weekly rehearsal on Thursday evening at s o'clock
 The local boys in attendance at the Boy Scout camp at Eeastford are expected home the latter part of the week. Those attending are Robert Clark, John Lewis and AL bert Osle. They went in company with other members of the Berlin troop of scouts.
 There will be no evening services at the Methodist church this week.
 Mrs E. Stevenson and children and Mrs. NJ. Sears returned yester- day from a weeks visit with rela tives in South Coventry
 Mrs. Agnes DeWolf Peck was g visitor yesterday at the Plainville Camp calling upon local residents there. She is a former resident ot this place.
 Applications for the girls camr at Woodstock under the auspices ol the Hartford County Y will not be received any longer the allotment having been filled, according to the report received here yesterday.
 Miss Eunice Pratt who has been training at the Methodist hospital in Brooklyn for the past two year. will be home in a few days to spend a two weeks vacation from her du. ties.
 Mrs W. NJ. Darwood of Yonkers W. Y. now visiting with Mrs. C. r Bynon at MapleCrest in West Crom. i well was q local visitor yesterday Mrs. A. A. barnes and Miss Ma belle Barnes are spending a week. vacation in Plainville.
 The Epworth League Institute al Wesleyan ended Saturday evening Rev. W. H. Aldersor. dean of tho institute gave the concluding ad. dress.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
A Superb Figure --
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 Why hs unJ'tr4grIre Whcr you cap so easily have Il glotioUs teure vibrant "th youth and heal'h'
 Sron"s. 4dtIs's No'oy's Tablets. full O. flesh producing. health-builI- Ir@ Irlrelients. Youn be surprised how quickly tfeso tablets haln pu' "u pounds of firm. hcalthv flesh -. lo" they restore marv.'ous health and give loads of v'eor and life
 Mccoy takes all the risk, Read 'His ifonclad guarantee If after taking 1 sixty cent or on. 1poIlar boxes of NrCoy's Tablets. any thin unJcr~eight man or N oman doesn' l3iu at least : pounds and feel 4 marked improH emont in health your druggist IS authorI7r1 to roturr the purchas" price
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New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
U. 5. DAVIS CUP
 CHANGES SLENDER
Little Hope of Defeating French
 Aces in Match

Paris. July B TP>-The limited
 States because of It's decisive vic tory over the Italians. has reached the Davis cup challenge round for the ninth successive year. But for the first time the Americans are con-. coded little chance of winning the trophy
 Experts consider that whatever chances the Americans have Of beat ing the French in the finals. start ing next Friday, hinge upon the 1leetins hope that Big Bill' Tilden will be restored 10 good standing, at
 least temporarily,
 But even with Tilden in the line
 up the Americans face a Comblna-
 ton of French strength which ap- pears next to impossible to over
 throw this year or for some years
 to come. Unless there is some break
 in the French ranks which seems
 unlikely Ill view of the rising young stars they appear strong enough 10
 repulse any threat now on the hor-
 lzon
 While the team. without Tl,den,
 performed lmpressively on the whole
 Tn sweeping the lnterzone series, four
 to one, the opposition was insuffl-
 cient 10 offer q conclusive test or lalse American hopes very high, John Hennessey, figuring in three victories in as many days, replaced
 Big Bill" as the ace of American
 forces but Smiling John sturdy
 and reliable as lie is, failed to i'm
 press onlookers as more than cap
 able of good argument to such
 French lumnaries as Rene Iacoste and Henri Cochct on the basls Of com parisons offered i'll European play thus far.
 If Tilden is not reinstatod. Hen nessey will be the bulwark of the American attack at the end of thls week. Johns ability to withstand three severe days play probably IS better than Big Bills" but the h. dianapolis youth yesterday in beat ing rlacido Gaslini in three sets. lacked the eadiness which had characterized his previous play. al- though that was due, perhaps. 10 the fact that there was nothing at stake.
 Frank Hunter. though the second ranking American player. demon- strated by losing hard fought five set match to Baron Emberto De Morpurgo, the only American set back of the three days play. In rast years, Hunters forte has been doubles with Tilden as his partner. Now without Big Bill" Hunter IS like a ship without a rudder.
 As result. it is likely that George Lott. the Chicago star, will be nominated for the second singles role in the challenge round and per haps may bear the whole burden with Hennessey thus leaving the entire issue up to the youthful mid de western pair where California or Philadelphia representatives car ried the responsibility since the war. Lott. who beat Lacoste in the United States last summer has been showing fine form. His play in the doubles sparkled He battled Vim cent Richards on even terms in a practice match yesterday afternoon.
 Settlement of the Tilden issue was
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Jaran Won't Ahrogate
 Treaty With China

Tokyo July 23 lP'-Japan has tinlr.lv declined 10 consent 10 ahrogation of the commercial treaty with China Word of thls was sent today to konklChl 1osh,zawa. mln- lstor at Picking.
 He Das lnG'iuCted however, 10 in torn th. nat1cnalst foreign office at NaukIng that Japan was wiling 10 negotiate for q revision of the treaty
 The note to the Japanese mlnlst CT and which he was told to transmit to NanNlns. stated that the govern m.nt h"r- coneidered that the ra tionalis's had taken an Illegal step in notifying tho Japanese rcpr"sen- tativos that 'he treaty had been abro-1t I This was the basis for the definite rcfUsal 10 accept the notice of abroCation
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Father Killed, Son Is
 Nearly Drowned in Car

North Adams Mass. July 23 tH Hurled into the water of Farm ha s Reservoir Tn Cheshire when his automobile skidded on the slip. rtry pavement late yesterday John Garrigan of Pittsfield was fatally injured and his son. John, Jr., eight, suffered q fracture of the leg. Both were pulled from the water by witnesses of the accident and brought to Plunkett Memorial hos pital, The boy was nearly drownem before aid arrived
 State police tonight were search- ing for Neal OBrien. owner of the car, who witnesses said was driving
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
City Items

Stanley Mathis of SIS Church theft of radiator cap while his car vas parked m front of 57 Fairriew
 street.
 Mary Sara of 142 Wilcox street
 reported that her automobile struck lthe traffic signal control box at ! Newinston avenue and East street,
 damaging II Saturday.
 i The police were asked yesterday to be on the lookout for James Kelly and William Bailey. l5 year i old boys who ran away from the
 Junior Republic at Lltohfeld. i Tn. New Britain Civic Music as sooiaron will meet tonight at 500 | o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce i headquarters.
 Constable John s. Recor, who was overcome by the heat last week, has left New Britain General hospital and was about his duties today. 4 c. Hammond auxiliary. will en- certain members and friends We'd nesday afternoon from 10 o'clock at th. state armory. The regular meeting will be held Wednesday evening al S o'clock at the armory Mir. and Mrs. NJ Hannon and daughter. Catherine. of Gle nstreet, have returned from 2 weeks vaca-
 ton at Clinton Beach. George John Mortimer, son of Mir and Mrs George H. Mortimer. has returned home on 30 days furlough from the United States navy. He is stationed on the r. S. g Nevada. which is now at Norfolk
 Navy Yard, Norfolk. Va. He has been in service eight years. At meeting of Phoenix lodge, ! I o. O. F. tomorrow night lists will
 be completed for the outing to be held early in August. Phoenix lodge will meet the Y. M. T. A. X B. society team in baseball Friday
 night.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
the carnival will be held, tcntOn Hearing Thllrs1laY

Fenton Hearing Thursday
 The case of James Fenton of sos Park street. Hartford. who is ac- cused of being the driver of the car registered in the name of I'r. Harold Guilfoyle. which crashed into a car driven by John Galli of 55 Willow street. New Britain. on Newington avenue on Sunday night. July Is. will be heard by Judge E. Stanley Welles in Newington town court Thursday night. The charge which has been preferred against Fenton by Grand Juror Harold c. Lucas is that freckless driving
 Notes
 Mrs. Edward s Goodale suffered a shock Sunday noon and as a re- suit is seriously i'll at her home on Dowd street.
 The Adrian Home and Mortgage Co. has sold to William and Cath crime McMahon of New Britain a house and lot on Clarendon Terrace.
 Kenneth Halleran of Elm Hill spent the weekend at Point o'Woods Harmon Halleran re- turned to his home Sunday after having spent the past two weeks at Camp Trumbul' with the Connecticut National Guard
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
AFTER REPUBLICAN
 CAMPAIGN GIFTS
Party Nee1s Hundreds Of Thou
 sands Of Donations

Washington. July g tP> - Hun dreds of thousands of republican campaign contributions are to he sought by speclal committee under the leadership of John W OLeary, a Chicago banker,
 nder present plans, as announced hv J. E. Mutt, the national party treasurer. the committee will start immediately and extend it's opera tions 10 all the state 2 s uapldly as possible. with women called upon tc assume a prominent part in the so- licitation It's headquarters will he in Chicago. al the republican offices already established there.
 Chicago Banker
 OLeary is vice president of the Chicago Trust company and for mer president of the Chamber ol Commerce of the United States.
 The idea of the project, which ht termed an ambitious forward move nent' arcsA. Mutt said from de, sire to give all the citizens an op rortunlty 10 participate Tn fnanclnt the work involved in 8 great na tional campaign
 He said O'Leary's Joh would be tt solicit hundreds of thousands O contributions for amounts ot les: than $loO each" predicting at the sam. flrr that the number of con
  hItherto updreamed of Chairman Work of the nat'ona committee. was said 10 have approv cd the plan for soliciting the smaller donors.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Weeks Activities in
 Catholic Churches
St. Mary's Church

Banns of marriage were published yesterday at St. Mary's church be- tween Dr. John F. keanevey and Miss Cecilia Meehan.
 An anniversary requiem mass was celebrated this morning at : o'clock at the church for Mrs. Sarah Tevlin
 A iridium in honor of St. Anne will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7:3o o'clock. Confessions will be heard "Wednesday evening and masses on Thursday. the feast of St. Anne will be said at 5:3n and o'clock.
 St. Johns Church
 4 months mind mass of requiem was celebrated at the Church Of St. John the Evangelist this morning at 7:45 o'clock for Helen C. Kelly.
 Robert Millett and Miss Ursula Stemnoski will be married at 7:45 o'clock Wednesday morning.
 Confessions will be heard before mass on Thursday for those who wish to make novena to St Anne Mass will be celebrated at 7:45 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23

expected today. hanging upon word from New York where the amateur rule committee of the United States Lawn Tennis association was to take up the French Tennis Federation's s request that the American team
 captain be permitted to compete in the challenge round. The French.
 holding their first challenge round
 in history. are somewhat bitter at the last minute action disqualifying
 Tilden, which dealt blow to pub
 lie interest as we'll as competitive
 prospects, They consider the situ- alton private American controver- sy but feel that the action might
 well have been postponed until after the final tests,
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Personals

Miss Dagmar Carlson of East street. Miss Elisa beth Fox of Fair view street. Gustave E. Carlson of East street. and kermet E. Parker of Lincoln street motored to West Point, x. Y. yesterday and visited city.
 Mir. and Mrs, William D. Baker Of Mason Drive left Saturday 10 spend two weeks at Chatham. Mass.
 Miss Langdon of l92 Maple street will return from Bridgeport at the end of the week.
 Miss Clara E. Leupold of Win throp street is spending her vaca- ton at East Northfield, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs Earle B. Anderson of Brooklyn. x, I.. spent the week. end with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John F. Hanrahan, on llltlI 1tlut II tO .>t" I ol h, M and Mrs Anderson will sail for Der muda.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Crowley and family of Connecticut avenue have left for 9 sojourn to Summer Island, Branford.
 Mrs. A. Nogt and sons, Gordon and John of Detroit. Mich. and Mr, and Mrs Louis Reyher and son. Gordon, of Oakville. Ct.. spent Fri day with MT. and Mrs. John Suffin of Maple Hill,
 Miss Ellen Cook Talbot, dean Of the Moody Secretaral school. is spending her vacation at Nantucket. Mass.
 Raymond T. Corcoran is spend ing two weeks at Camp Palmer the Columbian summer camp for Cath olic boys, at Seymour. Miss MdIN W hli'l'NfN oi VI cot Main street and Mir and Mrs. W,l- iliam P. Felt of West End avenue are spending q few days at the Be- mont Springs Country club, Waver- ly. Mass.
 l Miss Fthelyn l. Brown of Shuttle Meadow avenue left Saturday tc spend her vacation at Lake Bono seen. Castleton. VI. 1 Miss Florence Burr Of Maple street is spending two weeks s' i North7eld Mass Mr and Mrs w Wostlake o
 Maple street are at Oak Bluffs
 Mass.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
'REV. JOHN A. MOIR
 READS RESIGNATION
Announces Retirement From
 Pulpit in Newineton

Nevinston. July o3.-Eev. John A, Moir read his resignation as act ing pastor of the Newington Con- sregational church at the close of the service yesterday and announced that it was his last appearance in the pulpit of the church. Although Rev. Mir Moir did not announce his plans for the future, it is understood that he will return to his home in Canada.
 Rev. Mir. Moir has been acting pastor Of the church for the past year and a half. during which time he has been pursuing special courses at the Hartford Theological semin- ary. The church. at a meeting held several months ago, appointed a committee to find a successor to Rev. Mir. Mor who had agreed to remain until September l. but the committee has thus far made no announcement in regard to it's de cision
 Fire Department Carnival
 The Newington volunteer fire de- partment is making plans for car nival, the dates for which have been tentatively set as Septem Der 10 and Ii. The entertainment com mittee. composed of Leslie N. Hale, Charles L. Royington. Leon Bacon Chester Rowley and Arthur Prescher is in charge of the arrangements. It has not as yet been decided where
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Waterbury Man Killed

Wat rhurv. Conn. June g LF- was killed this morning when run down at City Corners by an automo- hlo driven by Francis Tacinclli. r. ot 20 Ives street Coroner John r Ncn~ani ordered Tacinelli held in S1 ,ooo bonds.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Men Saved in Open Boat
 90 Miles Of Florida

Ne" York, July 23 TrP)-The steo nshlp Manchurla of the Pan American line plying between New York and California radioed its of- ice here today that # had picked Up two men off s. Augustine. Fla who had been alrIft in 3 motor boat for seven days
 The refugees Were Charles Stone white, and Aaron Cox. negro. the message said T. gave no details of the mems condition
 The Manchuria IS due Tn Ne" York tomorror.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
LAWYER OPENS OFFICE

Attorney William E. Hagearty who was admitted to the bar this month, has taken offices in the Leonard building and will enter into the practice of his profession this week. Mir. Hagearty a native of this city and the son of Mir. and Mrs. John w. Hagearty of Prospect street, studied at Georgetown uni versity and received his law degree at National Law school Washing fop n
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Wins Marathon by 123
 Hours of Dancing

Ire'rolt. Mich. July 23 TPo- Mary Ecuras ssa. 19. won the Wind spr. ont. dance mIrathon Saturday after dancing 1H3 hours. Last night police arrested Mary and her trainer Stanford Edwards. o3. for investiga tion on q dlSorlcrlv conduct charge alter they found the pair in the girls apartment Marv's mother made tn" complaint against the mar@th0n experts
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
ITALY HERSELF ID INVESTIGATE
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treasury's favor of e27,oooo GOO lire (approximately SIS. .oop, aon).
 Concerning the 1aoS-1q2a budget, he said that revenue had been es- nmated at 17,G4f, ,ooo. .00p and tX- pendltures at 17,S1o. o.oo0, ,o"o. leaving an estlmated surplus CT 274. 4.o0e,Uoo. he cmphaslzed the need or economy ln the coming fiscal year as the government was pledged not 10 ln- crease taxes.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
Mobile Anxious

Moscow. July g tP-General I'm berto Mobile IS anxious 10 participate m further search for the six missing members of the dirigihle Italia but IS having difficulty in obtaining the permission ot the Italian govern ment Prof Samoilo,tch. head Of the Russian rescu" expedition aboard the krasSiu informed the rescue commission at Moscow today
 The professor said that apparent " General Mobile has fallen in the esteem Of his government He add ed however. that the krassin would take Noble aboard for the further rescue work if requested.
 Prof. amoilo,ltchs messag ge fol- lows.
 Replying to Mobiles urgent re quest. l visited him as he could not loaye his cabin because of his broken leg. l went aboard the base ship Cltta nj Nilano accompa nied by L1eutenant Niglieri. the Italia g navigator. Mobile. crushed and nervous. asked permission 10 partici- pate Tn the krassin's further search.
 T told him that I had permis- sion 10 take him aboard the krassin. but Mobile said that the Italian gov ornmcnt objects to his participation in the expedition He therefore asks tho soviet government to re quest the Italian government to per init him 10 cooperate in the planned oypeditionary work. told Mobile I would radio his request to Moscow.
 The Citta Di Milano gave a lunch in honor of the krassin. There were no speeches and Mobile failed to appear, Mobile seemingly fell in the Italian governments esteem. Replying to Captain Roma agna. the Italian governments local represent ativo. whether we would take No bile aboard the krassin, said yes.'
New Britain herald., 1928-07-23
B1Se Ship Leaves

Oslo. Norway. July o3 GF-The Italian legation received a telegram today stating that the base ship Citta Di Milano has left Kings Bay, Spitz- berger. for Narvik, Norway, with the Italia's survivors.
 It is expected that General Mobile and the remaining rescued members of the Italia will proceed by rail through Sweden in a special Italian coach avoiding Stockholm. It is stated that no interviews will be granted during the journey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-29
CANDY INDUSTRY BUSY

NEW YORK = Candy laaru- lecturers report growing de-