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New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balance, s45S,5To,477.
WOMAN CONDEMNED TO
 DEATH IN ARIZONA
first TimH in History of Western state Event Oc-
 CUTS,

Tucson, Ariz., March 70 iP-For the frs. time in Arizona's history, a woman has been condemned to death for murder.
 Mrs. Eva Dugan. 50. gray haired and the mother of two children. yes tcrday was sentenced to. be hanged m the Florence, Ariz., penitcntiary June 1, for the murder of her iofncr aged employer. A. J. Mat his. mor" than q year ago.
 Mrs. Dugan first was arrested in White Plains. x. r.. on robbery charges in connection with the theft Of the Mathis automobile. She was convicted on that count and Was brought back here from Florence. where she was serving the robbery sentence, for her trial on tho mur- der charge.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
COSS & DE LEEUW MEETING
Board of Directors and ONiccrs Re. elected This Afternoon-Quarterly pi id,1n1 of tL @ Declared.

Members of the board Of directors Of the Goss & DeLeeuw Co. of Ken sine;on were reelected at the annual meeting Of the stockholders held at the colupanys plant on Beech swamp Road in kensington at !. o'clock this afternoon. The regular quarterly dividend Of one and one quarter per cent was declared.
 The directors reelected are as fol- lows: Charles F. smith. Howard z. Hart. Norman r. Cooley, Pardon C. Hickey. A. l.. peLceuw. John $. Black. A. J. crozier, \. l.. Hall and Stanley r. Goss.
 After the meeting of the stock holders, the board of directors re- turned 10 office the following: Stan ley r. Goss. president and treasurer. X. l.. peL"cuw. president; John s. Black. secretary. and A. J. CroZ- fer, assistant treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
KaN Street Briefs

Building and engineering con- tracts aggregating $lS4.2so.9o0 were awarded in the 37 states east of the Rocky Mountains the past week. an increase Of nearly s22,00O.0OO over the record for the previous week. r. w. Dodge corporation reports. The daily average of contracts from Jan uary l to March Is amounting to SlS.s39.2o0 shows an increase over tn. daily average through the first three months last year. The largest contract for the week was 25,0o0,- 900 for an electric power plant in Massachusetts. The trend Of busi- ness in machinery and machine tools again Is upward with many indica- tions that the first half of 1928 Nill see a record volume of business, among machinist reports.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

and Swanson. tho latter another Virginia democrat. came to the de- fense of the minority side.
 Tried Wilson
 They declared the same oil oper- ators had attempted for eight years during the Wilson administration to lease the reserves. but had been turned back. Glass said Ryan's aid to the democrats always had been beyond question.
 Merritt Baldwin. of Meriden, Conn. who is said to have been q private secretary tQ Sinclair from la2: to 1924. will a pear as wit ness tom orrow. Wilbur w. Marsh, of Waterloo. Iowa. former treasurer of the democratic national committee also is under subpoena for question ing.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
BOY ARRESTED FOR THEFT

A I5-year-old boy was Gpprc- hended yesterday by Sergeant J. C. Stadler for the theft of carpenters tools in houses being built on Colum- bja. Linvood and Monroe streets. Several houses were entered, accord ing to complaints made to the police since the latter part of January. and the boy is said to have admitted that he opened tool chests and removed whatever articles he felt he needed. The total value Of the tools report cd taken is $40. and about sc0 worth have been recovered The boy told the police he will locate the balance before Saturday. He will be turned over to the probation department.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
.archangelo Gets Prison
 Sentence for COmD!;city

Hartford, Conn. March .o UPl - Michael Archang,lo. former con- NC' toiar vas sentenced 70 two ;-eIrs and 4p days in prison for e"npliIty in th" vain attempt To ice Laurence w. F"rronc rom Nc'h'rs't"lI state prison.
 Tho defendant was charged with raising a $2,5pn-fund III the New ' Iork underworld to bribe prison guards.
 Mrs. Ferronc, and John Richards and Earl T. Davis, guards. arc serv- ing on" lnar sentence for an attempt to s0lr"@le havksaHs in 10 the prisoner.
 Nrchau@ To Was arrested ia Eliza )"ih. \. J. aud brought here for trial,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Lindbergh Takes Women
 House Members for Ride

Washington, March 70 Pl-Men1- bers of congress took to the air with Colonel Lindbergh today as the New lork-t to-Paris flyer began series of flights for the legislators which will extend over three days.
 Among the seven passengers on the initial courtesy flight were two of the four women members Of the house---Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers os Massachusetts and Mrs. Katherine Langley of Kentucky.
 The other passengers were Repre- sentatives Burdick of Rhode Island. Perkins of New Jersey. Stobbs O Massachusetts. Thatcher Of Ken lucky and Mrs. Thatcher.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Teller Gets Suspended
 Sentence in Atlanta

New Haven, March 20 P,-Milton T. Clark. former teller of the Sec end National bank. was fined $500 and given a suspended year and day prison sentence in tho federal Ionitentibry at Atlanta ln nl'td States district court here today, when he pleaded guilty to charges of embezzlemcnt before Judge Edwin S. Thomas.
 Clark reversed his picA from not guilty. throwing himself on the mercy of the court, He was charged with emhczllemcnt ol S2,oon of tn" hanks funds on January 21. 1925.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
RADIO AND MOTOR
 STOCKS CLIMBING
Whole Stock List Goes Up Under
 Inspiration

New York. March 20 R.-Specuia- ton for the advance broke out anew in today's stock market when the general list swung upward under the leadership of Radio and General Motors, Radio scared IGi. points to l53i. as against low Of B yes terday. and General Motors moved up 5 points to new peak at 1I3. Scores of others advanced 2 10 lo in urgent retreat. Total sales crossed the 2.0oo. .00o-marlS before the end
 of the third hour.
 There was nothing in the days news to explain the fresh ou'burSt of speculative enthusiasm. Therc
 has been no marked change for the better in the course of spring trade, but apparently there is a huge March reinvestment demand which is nIak- ing itself felt in some of the sea- soned dividend paying stocks. A new crop of runners sprang up 10 account for the sensational advances in few issues but most of them lacked offi- Cial confirmation.
 |. $. Cast Iron Pipe, which is es- pected to announce a pi.alization
 plan which may involve 10 for I stock split-ur next month, added F
 points to its 2s'. point gain of yes .erday. Collins X Aikman climbed points, Houston Oil and Eossia h.
 surance 6 each. and Victor Talking Machine. American Linseed. Kelsey
 Wheel. Wrigh, Aeronantical Ameri-
 can Locomotive. Greene Cananea Copper. Midland Steel Products pre- ferred and Case Threshing were among the many issues to sell or
 more points above yesterdays final quotations.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
MEETING POSTPONED

Hartford. March 20 N-fhe meeting of the state park and for est commission scheduled for March cf has been postponed to March ts A that time Highway Commission. el John 4. Macdonald will make his report on the road and tower to hc built hv Mrs. Carl stoeehei Of Nor folk. on IIaystaek Mountaia
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
WANTS TO MAKE STOPS

Hartford. March 20 Pl-The in- ferstate buses corporation of Spring field. Mass. has applied to the public utilities commission for permission io make stops within this state on it's present route between Quinne- ticut state line. and the Rhode Is- and-Connecticut state line at Put nam.
 The petition will be heard before the commission at the state capito ol tomorrow at 1o:S0 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
FINED IN HARTFORD

Tn Hartford police court yester- day. Anna Rossingol of New Britain charge of shoplifting. and lngomar Ohlson of 55 Pearl street. this city, was fined s1no and costs and sen fenced to jail for 10 days on tho charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. A car driven by Dhlson struck q fire alarm box Saturday night and the arrest followed.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
TEACHERS CLUB MEETING

Dr, Alfred Lawrence Hall Quest will address members of tho New Britain Teachers club al the Walnut Hill school on Thursday, March %, The Glorification of Life Through Self Knowledge He is well known and comes to the club well rcCom- mcndcd.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Funerals
John PfCincr

Funeral services for John Pfeif- fer, who was found dead in q gas filled kitchen yesterday morning at his home, 30a Maple street. will be held Thursday afternoon at , o'clock Tt B. c. Porter Sons funeral par ,ors, 19 Court street. Rev. Samuel Satellite, rector Of St. Marks Epis, copal church. will o'ljciaje. Buri1' will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Mrs. Emma Carlson

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Carlson of 449 Stanley street. were held at her home this afternoon at } o'clock and at Erwin chapel a. 2:3o o'clock. Rev. (. J. rredc'n, pastor of the Swedish Bethany church officiato. Burial was ln Falryicw cemetery
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
BEATEN, BRINGS &i,5OO SUIT

An alleged beating is the cause Of Q suit brought by Walter Danielczyk, minor. through his father. Victor. against Stanley Bohrowski for the sum of } 500. The writ issued by the plaintiffs attorney. Monroe s. Gordon. states that on March is young panielczyk was assaulted by Bobrowski and beat on the hands. head and face. The battering pain d the youngster. causing q mental shock.
 Constable John $ Eocor served 'l4c papers today.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
li:Gi. APPOINTMENT

Washington. March 20 P-Sen- atovs Dale and Green of Vermont uI ged President Coolidge today 10 appoint Patrick j. Farrell of Yer mont ai present chief counsel 10 the into rstatu ccmmeic" commission. 10 fL' vacancy on that comm sSlor caused hv the retirement of John IT, E-rh of Wisconsin.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
'SilcIair's Lawyer Now
 Asking Postponement

N7.NlNgI0N. NarcT -0 N-V0St- "oncncuj of the trial Of Iarr% r. snlclatr and Albert F. Fall. set for April .. has been asked by William F. L"ahy, attorney for Fall. and will h" argued in District of Columbia supreme court next Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
COSGROvE TURNS IN BADGE

Michael J. CosgroTe of a3 Chap man court. who was retired on half pay by the board of police commis- sioners last week on his own re- quest. called at the police station to- day and turned in hts equipment. The veteran officer said he felt bet ter than he had felt In some time.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20
Martin SrIlIil;Y

Funeral ncrmsntS for Martin < ''hu,tz arc still incomplete pcnd- ing word from. relatives Frank y. Duffy, undertaken of North M@!n street. is in charge.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

In many states the will or tnsta- ment of an unmarried woman is deemed revoked by her subsequent marriage.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

Al your friends Use Herald Gas s,fied Ads.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

Read hesdi Ss m Herald Cles- stfed Ads
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02

today when she sailsd for the United States aboard the Leviathan for . lecture tour. to airplanes from the Hampshire Airplans club with which abe is closely associated es- corting the liner down Southamp- ton water.
 Lady Heath stood on the deck of the ship waving . farewell. The fiiera. both men. dropped flowers to her.
 Lady Heath's latest exploit was esta blishing . new altitude record for England several weeks ago. reaching . height of 13.O00 feet. While in the United States she will attend the international conference on civil aeronautics at Washington in December.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
UNIONYILLE POST OFFICE
 SPACE 10 RE D0UBLED
Government Leases Larger Quarter From Masonic Building Asso-
 ciatiOa in That Town
Bv GEORGE H. MANNING

By GEORGE H. MANNING (WashinEton Correspondent. N. B. Heraldl
 Washington. D. C.. Nov. 3.-The post office department announced today that it has entered into an agreement with the Unionville Masonic Building association to lease for a term of 10 years enlarged post office quarters in the associations building in Unionville. located on the east side of Main street between Main and Lovely streets.
 The building is now being tm- proved and as soon as the work is completed the Unionville post office will occupy e90 square feet of floor space, nearly double the space now used.
 The department has been paying $500 annually for rent but under the new leasing agreement the annual rental will be S1.20o. It is expected the enlarged quarters will be occu- pied in the near future.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
Find Lair of Cattle
 Thievinr GrOun

Mack. Colo. Nov. ? M-In a per- fectly-pocketed. almost inaccessible canyon in the Horse Creek country of Utah. Grand county law enforce ment officers have found the lair of an elaborate cattle-rustling gang which savors of the old west.
 Cattle stolen from the Baker ranch last spring were found yester- day grazing in the luxuriant forage of m isolated range 100 miles distant. The range was shut off by mountain ranges. and entered by a narrow. hidden, natural gateway. The discovery came through an anonymous leter addressed to the ranch owners last week.
 . n " A ENIUHYHn
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
WOMEN SCORE

Morgantown. W. Va, Nov. 2 R- Women make better grades than men at West Virginia university. Statistics show the coeds as a group averaged 80.41 per cent last year, while the men students made a grade of 7S11 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
RELIEVES THEORY

Washington, Nov. 2 R-Although he believes that Einstein. in evolv- ing his theory of relativity, made correct results grow from incorrect assumptions, Prof. A. A. Nicholson,
 the University of Chicago's distin- guished physicist, has come to ac-
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
Australians to Fly
 To Java Tomorrow

Sydney. New South Wales, Nov. : R-Captain Frank Hurley and Flying Officer Moir. Australian air men, bound for England. arrived at Wyndham, Northern Territory, at o:45 a. m. today from Daily Waters
 They intend 10 fly across Timor 0ea to Java tomorrow if weather conditions permit.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
KILLS DIVORCEE AND
 THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF
est Thompson of Cincinnati Mur ders NiFs. Katherine Forsting
 in Louisville Early Today.

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 2 tR - Pat Thompson of Cincinnati shot and killed Mrs. Katherine Forsting, a divorcee. early today and then killed himself. Thompson was separated from his wife. Police believe q quarrel led to the tragedy.
 Thompson called at Mrs. Forst- tng's home late last night. After he had left, MrA Forsting went to the rear of her house and soon after wards her sister. Miss Mary Habich heard two shots. Two bullets were in her head and she died without gaining consciousness Miss Habich told police she had seen Thompson running away
 Thompson then went to the home of his sister. Mrs. Georgia Hamil- ton, and awoke her and her hus- tand. He kissed her and then drew ! revolver, shooting himself through the brain.
 Mrs. Forsting and Thompson had been acquaintances for ten years.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02

cept the result and believes that the theory will eventually be regarded
 as the most important since New tons laws of gravitation.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02

The tax collected on compliment tary tickets for the Tunney- Heeney fight was $13,399.2z.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02

Natives of the Solomon Islands wear necklaces of beetles legs as 0ve tokens.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-02
| Lady Heath Leaves
 For U. s. Lecture Tour

/! Southampton. Eng, Nov. ? R - Lady Heath. noted British woman
 f1ier. had an appropriate send-o6
The Washington times., 1928-11-24
Wise Cracks

the business away from the COM
petitor.
Our girl Is so dumb she thinks
formaldehyde is a new kind OF
leather.~-Wash. Cougars Paw.
Candy--what's the raison for
raisin tn price OF gasoline7
Gasoline Station Gus-Why
should that bother you---you
haven't even got carr
Sandy--True, but I've got .
cigar lighter! Illinois Siren.
The Washington times., 1928-11-24

He: The pater has been pretty
hard on me lately.
She: l shouldn't say so, looking
at the new roadster he just gave
you.
He: Oh. that's different; had
to go two weeks without biting
my ngernails.-Pup.
Our idea of the best business
man IN the world Is the under
taker who, just before he died.
ennbalmed himseIhin order to take
The Washington times., 1928-11-24
ACROSS

| i. Cupola.
4. Took for granted.
| II. Constellation.
IS. Having wing-like appendages.
II. Note Of the scale.
16. Feminine name (Spanishl.
Is. Reverence.
10. Letter OF the alphabet
20. Small, fresh-water fish.
%. Kitchen utensil.
"a. Time of life.
rs. Domestic animal.
l526. Cauterizes.
28. Exclamation.
| 90. Fields OF action.
81. Act Of selling.
34. Thee French; Latin).
35. Pronoun.
36. Depart.
81. Letter Of the alphabet.
| 38. Gem.
40. Withdraw.
AZ. Within.
43. Back OF the neck (pluraD.
As. Rend.
| A. Native metal.
AZ. Shade OF brown.
4S. Masculine name.
| 49. You and 1.
| so. Be indebted.
So. Organ of vision.
| 55. Morse war god.
as. Rotates.
68. Feminine name.
so. Took offense at.
81. Shade trees.
The Washington times., 1928-11-24
Efficiency Experts

A genius is man VINO borrows
a match to set the world on fire.
The Washington times., 1928-11-24
DOWN

It's too bad that scientists can't
discover a poultice for swelled
heads.
The Washington times., 1928-11-24

American Tragedies
By John p. Medbury

} American Tragedies
The trouble with the scarecrows
is that they have no sex appeal.
Efficiency Experts
A genius is a man who borrows
a match to set the world on fire
Feminine Dumb-bells
The bride who burned the toast
and then put ointment on it.
Our Own Vaudeville
warden--who il this prisoner?
Turnkey-He's an artificial eye
brow manufacturer
Warden-Good; give him fifty
lashes.
The Washington times., 1928-11-24
Social Accomplishments A

heads.
Social Accomplishments
The effeminate hold-up man who
used to tie pink ribbons on his
blackjack.
Unpopular Songs
She's only a frankfurter sales.
mans daughter, but she puts on
the dog.
Ode to a Hula Dancer
Let's shake for the drinks.
You're Right
Nowadays it's hard for a girl to
have hidden charms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
D. c. HEADS IN PLEA
FOR GUARD ARMORY.
Proper Temporary Quarters
Requested While Command
Awaits Permanent Home.

Permanent Qu g,eTS Sbovli - stab
lsAr.l II some ZINE IN ;he future ;tr
the District National Guard. the Us
trlcs commissioners advised Budget
Director Lord toiaY ~ 4 report cn
the hill row pending before Congress
which woula permit Tire ovsa uiEsttioa
- use the Pension Bureau Building As
an armory when i, - Vacated hy the
General Accounting O;fSCe.
The bill! WAS forwarded ~ Gen l.or,.
IL ascertain whether Il is in Coafiacg
with the Presidents financial pyN>~
gram ami the Commissioners pointed
"ut IN their report tina; as they have
no jurisdiction over the Pension Eu.
reau ,hev da not feel thar they ar,
competent to PASS CiNoa the question
~ the UdNsSss hll!ty ~ the use ~ this
@osI1sns fer The purpose ~ hoG>,sss
The National Guard.
This organization is now il, re,,,,
norary quarters, said the report.
ana II wou1d seem that ~ some, yi,,t,
IN TIE near future Permanent quarters
Sh1o'd oc provided for is accomn>NiA,
ton"
Attached 10 the reror, 81 the Com,
M!SSlonerS Was a communication SI,
dressed 10 them giNcm Mai, Gen. A,t;ca
stephan, s>enlman1ins offSccr ~ the
sNaiional Guard. Who explained tha,
he present temp .s, quarters t>N,g.,
pied hN the r"e.a as. Assy., ia the dog
mtor.eS on E*'e % -.2agit,s, i>lax.s
hack dr!li ~lNa A@e- 49, aud in$gruI>
Hon rean,>. an' IS. gt,sy XyS> totAllv
uoSu.ted for trs,s> s erpoSe< Cen.
stephan pointed y4g seweVcr. IA2t
these dormisorteS s-.,'ss wtsl X, rays>.
IL make way for the ;sc,NSSyd nsaA,{S,
lN&Tk, an3 thar Ire Guard lssiTS aSS,Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
MOB IS FEARED
IN BABY MURDER
Father and Housekeeper .Ac-
cuse Each Other in Brutal
Killing of Girl, 3.

GREENtp. Ky. January 9.~~Whilc
900 excited visitors from three
Etates viewed the beaten and hcorched
body of Mary Magdaiene Puts. ) years
old. the .hlid's father and his house
keeper. secretly jailed To prevent
mob violence. accused each other nf
Staying the gill.
In siiii unfinished confession Rob
eft Pitts, 50 years old, accused the
woman OF tortufing the baby before
killing Lar. officers declared. lie told
that she held The baby over stuye
until its back was scofched and then
when the wounds had partly healed
rJbbed salt and iufpen,ine into them
and later trying twice Ia hang tie
baby IN the barn. He declarnd The
woman dif this. officers Aaid, because
she feared the baby'E mother who
had left Pitts, might return.
Mrs. Marie Frazier. the house
keeper, who js an sapectant mother,
said Pitts killed the girl because he
wants ms 10 hang"
The baby died Thursday and Pitts
ana the h0usskeeper we're arresle,i
later when Dr. II. r. Morris, WIN
treated the child. told officers he found
an iron poker in the hona which
fitted u wound IN the baby's head
i!s aIso said her internal organs were
bruised aud her entire body Was cut
by switches,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
HUSBAND SENTENCED.
Man Gets Six Months scr Attack
on Wife,

CharSVA with aSSSSustl0g his wife
when she tsted IL prevent him tyVa,t
htSattnS his t,Nt,arcid aAuShser. R<NSisr
Thomas Htaden waS Senten< g<S ~ sin
months IN Jail by 1u,lge Er(~>Vs h,
MaEungiN in lSltCe lnnGe TODAY.
lie Mas glNSN two n,lpshS N add,
tiN4 oo two charges az DENOMINATIONS.
Ats, ElaaSu tTSgis,vA th>sI Ela,ssn had
been drunk tNr two Weeks ANA thar
When drunk he haetsuallN abused his
chslifen, Last nsght. she declared,
she trled to niertese and ne Ssr,,ck
her, lndse MasS.nkly ASSUMED Mrs.
s'aden he would Keep her husband IN
vail until she could make arganxv,
ments ~ have him erntnea in a
service hospital fes trea,n.ens " a
nervous atlmeat, Hlaaen il AN eN,
service man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-09
HIGHWAY BUILDERS
GATHER FOR MEET
$4,000 Expected at CIeve-
land Sessions to Seek
New Methods.

iy the Associated Press
CLEVELAND. January "A vast
army az road builders fron Virtually
every capital in the Western Iten,iS,
phere came Ia Cleveland to-day Ia set
new ideas on how 10 build greater and
more serV!Ceahle roads.
one Of the most interested visitors
VAS 4, NJ. Ethcprk, MINNESOTA hish-
way commissioner and president 81 the
American Road Hi,lderS' Association.
which viii he IN session here through
neAt Friday. MauN delegates arr here
from Central America, and a total at
tendance of 10 ODo il predicted before
the tlnal mertins,
mhrock left his engineers al home
In battle snowdrlttS While he explains
Ia the delegates how they can make
the gasoline taN pay tor openias the
tlAnketed highways IN Winter, Min,
nesota drir,s reach hetght VI - feet.
kahcuek said, I'VE tackle EN- With
IA four.wheel drive truck and u snow
pillow as high an the top IT the truck,
no said, We keep g,eoo miles NJ high
way open every Winter"
The work pays for itself In these
states that have n gasoline tax, he
said t'assa6fss roads mean Increased
consumption Ut gasoline and this
means more tax money "a spend,
Modern read machlnery, valued AT
~ 600 COO, IN on exhibit tor the eanNen,
tian Ia l'niAtc Halt