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New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

her breath, che Couldn't He knows
how much love Mel"
She struggled to put the shocking
impression out of her mind, but
memory Knocked her. What about
those fatherly caresses? Weren't
they Just little warmer than they
used to be? Merely sympathy. she
tried to tell herself. But deep in
her heart she knew differently -.
knew that something more than
sympathy was the reason for the
subtle change in Frederick Deans
manner toward her of late.
II could mean only one thing,
reason insisted. Dean must have
believed his attentions would be VOL
come. And if that was the way he
felt about il, then he evidently
Judged her as his daughter did.
Virginia could not be insensih'e to
this situation. She knew that father
and daughter shared the same
thought concerning her. And the
knowledge reused in her an over
Uhe1minE impulse TO show them
both how mist a ken they were. She
no longer needed to draw upon her
courage to face Dean. II had not
been her intention to tell him what
Clsrissa had accused her of but now
she wanted to do something. say
sonnet hing. TO defend herself against
their unjust estimation of her.
Her steps grew hris1ler as she
moved w 70 the door and walk ID
into the presence OF the man she felt
was her enemy.
Come over here" he invited
from comforts bic davenport. Nir-
Einla walked determinedly over. but
as he rose TO meet her she suddenly
sat down In chair few feet away
from him.
Dean resoated himself, folded ur
the newspaper he had b'en reading
and looked AZ her inquiringly. His
first glance had shown him that she
was agitated. perhaps angry. and
caution prompted him to let her be
the first to speak.
I've come down TO toll YOU that
shall pack my things and leave
your house Immediately" she said
plunging in without prciminarics.
Why. my dear, what is the mat
tor? Has something gone wrong
IT'S hardly worth while discussing
it in detail" Virginia declared firm
". Il think I've made mistake
in refusing 10 do as Nathaniel wishes
and I'm going 10 live in a hotel until
We can be married without improper
haste"
Dean leaned forward. touch OF
CONSERVATION written upon his
arstocraticaliv handsome features
do you realize what You are say
ing?" he asked in voice that con
WINGED Virginia he doubted her sin
c.ritv.
Her lips frightened until they Wer,
no longer the color Of red roses and
ter chin lifted high from thu 1clicat"
curve of her hite throat.
Perfectly" she said glacially, and
stopped there.
Put YOU mu-t h7ve eomo reason.
explanation" III" man "Apnstulsto'l
surely Won can't throw my hoepf- r.
U.s. I'm w' f@oe tn this manner SIM
riv horarjs~ yott fe'l voH have made
: mistake about your plans"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
TO BROADCAST RACES

New York. May 90 (UP)-The
annual motor races at Indianapolis
speedway will be broadcast this year
for the first time over a national
network OF stations. Thirty-five sta
tons associated with the National
Broadcasting Company will put Ora
ham McNamee's description OF the
last hour Of the races on the air be-
ginning at shortly after ?. M.
eastern standard time, on Memorial
Day, May 80.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
City Advertisement
REE'RESHMENT CONCESSION
WILLOW BROOK PARK

Bids will be received until S p. M.
Wednesday, June 18th for the Re-
freshment Concession at Willow
Brook Park for the season of 1928.
This concession covers the sale of
candy. fruit, ice cream, soda. to-
bacco, ETC.. and the bidder is to pro-
vide his own stand or building.
BOARD OF PARK
COMMISSIONERS.
L. NJ. English, Clerk
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
To Investigate Death
Of New York Critic

Birmingham, Eng. May % R|
An inquest will be held tomorrow on
the death of Alfred ]. Cohen OF
New York. widely known as Alan
Dale. a dramatic critic. who died
from a heart attack while travelling
by train from Bristol to Birming-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Corbin Clubs Outing
Schedule COMPLETED

The annual spring outing OF the
r. e. +. Corbn club will be held Sat
urday at the Oasis club In East
Hartford. across the Connecticut riv-
or from Brainard field. There will
be a dinner and a program OF sports
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Special Notice

Bridge. whist forty five: given by
Y. NJ. T. A, {. II. society: Fri. Eve.
May IS. at Y NJ. T. A. e. r. hall
Public invited. Admission so cents.
--advt
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22

nam.
Mr.. Cohen landed at Plymouth on
Saturday on all annual visit to Eng
land and left for Birmingham which
was his native city.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Leaves Curb Without
 Signal; Sued for $500

Suit for $500 was filed today in city court by Frank El]gren against A. J. Apter. of NeWington. through Attorney Donald Gaffney. The plain tiff claims that on November while his car vas proceeding on the right side of New Britain avenue, Hart ford. under the guidance of his son, the defendant. who was parked on the side near Stafford street care lessly, recklessly and negligently turned his car 10 the left without giving proper warning of his intend nd move and without looking whether any cars were approaching from the rear. As 3 result the plain tiff's car Collided with that of the defendants causing damage to the car and throwing his son against the dashboard. who as result of the impact injured his right hand severely. The plaintiff further claims that as a result of the acci- dent he was obliged to spend a sum of money for repairs and for the medical care Of his son. Deputy Sheriff Charles F. Lord served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

His second wife was Miss Alice Seidler. who had been his secretary for l years.
 In July. 1926. France conferred upon Mir. Statler the cross of the Le- zion of honor. 'in reward of his great service to mankind"
 MT. Statler was a former presi- dent of the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit association of the United States and Canada. He was S3rd degree Mason and a Knight T,:nplar. His home in recent years was Great Neck, Long Island.
 At his bedside when he died were his wife and son, Milton H. Statler He is also survived by a daughter Elva, and another son who bore his name.
 Private funeral sc"vices will be held on Wednesday at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Burial will be in Mount kensico cemetery.
 Mr. Statler had returned from the south about three weeks ago He be- came ill with pneumonia and com plications followed. which caused his death.
 Three brothers and sister. all of whom live in Buffalo, also sur- \1St.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
SIMPLER, NOTED AS HOTEL OWNER, DIES
Rose From Benboy to Proprietor
 of Largest Chain

New York, April 16, Pt-Ells- bellboy to ownership of more hotels than any other man in the world died suddenly today of pneumonia al the Hotel Pennsylvania. which h. operated.
 Mir. Statler, who was 65. was pres ident of the Hotels Statler, Inc. which operated hotels bearing his name in Buffalo. St. Louis, CleNe- land, Detroit, New York and Boston. His first ventures were temporary structures at the Pan-American eN- position al Buffalo in 1901 and at the st. Louis exposition Of 19( i.
 He was born i'll Somerset county, Pa. in 1868. As boy of nine ht went to work in the Glory Hole oi q glass factory in Wheeling, w. Va, Where he earned 50 cents day.
 Young Statler next got a job Hs bellboy at six dollars a months at rhe Mcclure House i'll Wheeling. Statler. who later became known as fl IuiStHl, iol l,lul PupiiN sPN1h"i was fond ot recalling that his first lesson in English came from Tom Duffy. d bartender at the Mcclure House.
 II seen II wasn't right statler had said,
 Never say I seen Duffy cor rectod Say I saw that's English,
 Statlcr, after successive steps ln the hotel business, got his first cap ltal from operating hilliard rooms There were anxious days after h. opened his first restaurant in Buf- falo, but he weathorod the storm and paid his creditors in full
 Success with two temporary expo- sltion hotels caused him to embark on the permanent hotel business.
 "Statlcr Service" was his business slogan and r meant among other things tho then unique plan of a hath with every room. He provided each class of his employees with | code which embodied his persona ideas and then provided an elab- oratc system of social service foi their advancement and comfort InstAlls Radio Sets
 MT Sta'ler felt that he had mad another great advance in the hotc business recently when every room in every Statlor hotel was equippoc with radio sets which through : central control station provided tht choice of two programs. Mir. Stat let often expressed his pride in thi: i scheme and said he believed that th' radio went far 10 do away witt in. loneliness felt by hotel guest. The Hotel Pennsylvania in Nc" ] York, with 2.20o rooms. Was tn largest of the hotels he operated. MT, Statl"r married on April lf i S95, Mary ]. Mand"rhach of Akron Ohio. who died in October. 1925. son Of this marriage became asso ciatnd with the hotel organization
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
GERMAN PRESIDENT
 RECEIVES MESSAGE
Greetings from Daring Aviator Reach Berlin as His Own Mes.
 sage Goes Forth.

Berlin. April 16 tPp - President ton 1indenbcrg. who sent congratu- lations to the crew of the Bremen on Saturday. received a message from Captain koehl and Baron Non Huenefeld today,
 The message had crossed Non Hindenberg' congratulatory mcssage and read:
 After the first east to west flight successfully plished with God S help, the German airplanh made an intermediate landing on Grecnly Island on the American continent. We offer your eXceliency. also in the name of our Irish Comradc Fitz- maurice, respectful salutations." Another message fom the fliers also was received by Wilhem Cuno, general manager Of the Hamburg American line, The message was from Baron Von Huenefeld and gave , the news of the Bremen's success 'dispite all opposition. and thanked Dr. Cuno for tho Hamburg -Ameri-
  The Hamburg American line re- piled with cordial greetings refer ring 10 the flight as a milestone in the history of aviation which would contribute toward further strength oning of German American friend ship.
 Jacob Gould Schurman, American ambassador to Germany. telegra phed congratulation to Prof. Junkers and also sent congratulations to foreign ! Minister Strcscmann in behalf of Secretary of State Kellogg on the safe arrival of the fliers. The Am bassador added his personal satis- faction and relief al their escape from the danger of the undertak ! ing. saluting with profound admi- ration their successful spanning of the North Atlantic.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
HONOR OF STATE OFFICE
 DOES NOT LURE PAONESSA
Mayor-Elcct Says He Will Not Be Found tn Contest For
 Secretary

Mayor Elect A. NJ. Paonessa will not be candidate for secretary of state in the November election. he assured those who questioned him today concerning the reported boom to place him on the state ticket for the position he sought in 1922.
 No sir" was the emphatic an- swer made by Paonessa. In the campaign of 1924 which resulted in the second term for Paonessa, he frequently referred 10 his entrance into state politics as mistake" /" The mayor elect disclaims any ann tition for state office at this time.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16

eyes roved from face to face, con- fidently at first, grateful for their triendliness, then widening with alarm. For David was not there.
 Where's David?" she cried, then, her voice growing shrlll and frantic. she screamed at them Where's David? Tell me! He's hurt-dead? Tell me.' She broke away from Van, ran to Pop Bybee and tugged with her little blue white hands washed free of their brown makeup, at his wet coat.
 Reckon he's safe and sound in the privilege car." Bybee reassured her. but his blue eyes avoided hers, pityingly, she thought.
 Was anyone killed in the storm !: Tell me. she insisted. her bluish lips twisting into a pitoous loop Of pain.
 We cant :lnd Nita nowhere. :" Babe. the fat girl, hlurted out, her eyes wide with childish love of ey- citement. We thought she was buried under q tent but they've got all the tents up now and she ain't nowhere
 Nita-and David. Nita-David missing, For she did not believe for an instant that Pop Bybec was talIing her the truth.
 Tt seems to me" Van interrupt d nonchalantly that dry clothes ir7I f5I Ic,.i,, ,l. May I escort you to your tent ?" and he bowed with mockine cero- mony before her.
 He saved my life, Sally ac- knowledged suddenly. half.angrily. for she resented with childish un- reasonahleness the fact that it had been this moclling. insolcnt strang- CT. this ''ruhe" from New York, not David, who had saved her.
 An hour later when she was un- easily asleep in her berth in the show train, whose sleeping cars had been pressed into service in leu of the soaked cots m the dress tent. a sudden uproar - hoarse voices shouting and clrsins - shocked her into consciousness. Broken sentences flung out by sn- gry men. Pop Byhee's voice easily distinguished among them. told her what had happened:
 Every damn cent sone,-P3y- roll gone, --Safe cracked Told VOL you was a fool to take ln them hnhnS A1S,fa rls, d by the police. That Dave guys beat it. made 3 up"
 CTO BE CONTINCED)
 David cannot be found, and sally is suspected Of having helped him steal the carnival funds
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Pilarski Funeral First
 From Holy Cross Church

Woyciech Pilarskl, 4S years old, of IT. Fremont street died of pneu nonia at the New Britain General hospital yesterday. He was 8. resi- dent of this city for 32 years and rad been employed at North X Judd 70. for l7 years,
 He leaves his wife, Mrs Josephine Fllarski; Q son. Wladyslaw Pilarski: a daughter, Miss Marta. Pilarski and q grandclild. all of this city.
 His funeral will be the first held at Holy Cross church. Services will be at the homo at 7:30 o'clock and at Holy Cross church at s o'clock Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
S15O COLLISION SUIT

Sult for SIS" was brought today ny John Hockman against Severin Johnson through Attorney Harry H. GinsburS. The writ states that on January 27. the plaintiff while driv- ing tia car on the right side of Arch street was struck by the machine driven by the defendant at the in lnrsection of Arch and Locust streets The defendant is accused Of driving ncslic"ntly and carelesSly and without regard for traffic rcgn- latious. causing serious damage to t'e car of the plaintiff. Constable Frank Clync served the papers to- day.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
About POO Present at
 Falcons Nest BanQuet

About 200 guests were present at q banquet held last night by the Polish Falcons. Nest SS. at the Eal- con hall. Broad street. Falcon J., BrZuszek was toastmaster and intro- duccd the two speakers, Selectman- Elect K. Ma jewicZ and Councilman Luclan Macora. Both speakers thanked those present for their sup port in the election and told them why they should aid in the proposed building of a new and larger quar- tcrs for the Falcons.
 An interesting musical prosra m was rendered by the members of the Junior Falcons orchestra of whom the oldest Is lo years old. Two others sang duet for which they were rewarded with loud applaus
 CIVIL SUITS RECORDED
 Suit for $3 .o0o Jamage by Bertha Reinhold against Ludwig Reinhold, was filed today in city court. Yale Sable is attorney for the plaintiff. Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz serv- ed the papers,
 The suit of J, A. Andrews X Son Inc. against Alln Swanson claim = ing Sl.2No damages was filed today in city court M. A. sexton is repre- senting the plaintiff, Constable John <. Eoror served the papers. \ $500 suit was filed today in city court hv Moses and Benjamin Co hen. doing huisness as the Monarch Co, of Stamford. against C. A. War ron, doing business in this city as the Statlor Mems Shop. T. J. Cabclus is rrpresen%nc the plaintiff, Con stable Frank Clynes served the pa EcrS,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Members
 of the Just Kids Safety Club

The Herald has used up all of the buttons for bershp in the Just Kids Safety Club that it is able to get Therefore shall have to close the roll There two thousand members in this vicinity now. We are very sorry that shall have to ignore the requests for but tons in today mail but we have choice.
 THE HERALD
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
7. v. (. 4. NOTES
Girl Reserve Dent.

| Clubs will meet as follows thIs
 week: k. T. G.. Monday; Sunset, l Monday: Owakya. Tuesday: $. 0.
 $. Tuesday; Chee:io. Wednesday: Cluga, Wednesday: C. C., Thursday; Golden Eagles. Thursday: Sunshine, Thursday: Wise Is, Thursday; H2o, 1 Friday.
 Plans will be made for the Girl Reserve banquet to be held in May. An opportunity will be given to
 girls to sign up for the baseball
 team and to enter the Girl Reserve inter club tennis tournament. i High school clubs will make pre- ! liminary plans for Maqua delegates and all club girls will be given in formation regarding camp Aya-Po {, in Somers, Conn.
 l Business and Industrial Dept. ! Pinnacle Club-The club will meet on this Monday evening st 7:30 o'clock. after weeks vaca- lion. Song practice this evening. ! Tri-Mu Club---The club will meet on this Monday evening, April 16,
 at ':So o'clock. to have song prac- ,tiCe with the Pinnacle club. i Sigma Phi Club--The club will meet on this Tuesday evening at 1 7;So o'clock for a bridge party. i Business Girls Club-The club will meet this Thursday evening at ! ESQ o'clock.
 i Smiling Workers-The club will
 meet on Friday evening 10 learn q game of bridge.
 New Indus,r rial Club-The club will meet Friday evening al 7:S0 1 o'clock.
 i Physical Dept.
 Schedule for pool and gym: Mon. ! day and Friday, 6:O0-9:00, swim
 classes; Monday. 4:l5. Tiny Tots and
 dancing class, 4:45. cloggng class Tuesday and Thursday. 6:oo-9;oh
 senior plunges. Tuesday. 415, jun
 for rlunges. Saturday. 9:l5. junior i plunges. Tuesday, S:o0-7:30, bask-
 ethall; 7;3o-s:15, gym class. Thurs.
 day, 4;l5 tennis. Friday, 4:15. jun
 for life-saving. Saturday, 1o-ll:3o i junior swim class.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
CITATION TO BE GIVEN
 EDDY.GL0VER POST, X. L.
Efficiency Of New Britain Legion. naires Will Be Recognized At
 Meeting Next Sunday

A citation for efficiency will be awarded by state headquarters of the American Legion to Eddy Glover post, Sunday afternoon al Simshury. The local post received @4 out of a possible 100 points for efficiency. Earle K. Richards. state commander, will be in charge next Sunday. Automobiles will leave the Legion home on Washington street at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Special Notice

There will be bridge and nhis. party Tuesday afternoon, T. A F. new hall. Several prizes have been donated Admission 25c. Public is invited. Playing starts at o;S0 sharp. --adNt
New Britain herald., 1928-04-16
Special Notice

The Ladies Aid society of Trim ity Methodist church will hold a supper Wednesday evening at G:%o. Adults 35c, children l2 or under 20c.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
WITNESS SHAVING OTHERS INJURED
 PLAYED BY JUDGE
IS HIGH TIME FOR POLICE TO TAKE DRACTIC ACTION, AS
 SERTS GENTZEL

CHICAGO, Dec, 21. (P)--Drastic action following the staying of a witness and severe beating of sev- eral others was charged by Judge E. Gentzel at the opening of the trial of three men charged with Kidnapping 1O-year-old Billy Ran ierer.
 The Judge promptly ordered the crowded court room cleared and addressed himself to police officers saying; "Kidnapping, extortion, and staying of witnesses could not happen in Europe. It is time for the police tc take drastic action. Such things as have occurred i'll connection with this case are ter rible indictment of the police de- partment."
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
1 [ | A 1 N ] I |CE

U. s. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
 ALASKA,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that RALPH SPARKS, entryman, to- gethcr with his witnesses, HAAKON ISUNrSBY, and THEODORE AL BERT NUTBEEM. all of Seldovia, Alaska, has submitted final proof
 his homestead entry, serial 0f799, for lands embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1541, Longitude 15lo IF 30" w. Latitude 59o 36' V. contain ing 17.55 acres.
 If no protest is filed in the U. 5. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication CT thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. The proof is now in the files of the local Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. First publication November 8, 1928. Last publication December 22, 19A3.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

Great show on at Liberpy tonite.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

QUALIFY DEVELOPING PRINT NC AND ENLARGING. Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
ST. DIVER FOR DAuc xr'-Ev.,.

Tuesday right at the home of Nil. and Nrs. Ludwig Larson, a shower was given for their daughter, Mrs. Ada I.ornegan, whose marriage vo MT. Leedom, a member of the local Signal Corps, will be an event of the future.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

SHEAFFERS LIFETIME FOUN- TAIN PENS AND PENCILS AND SHEAFFERS SKRIP. THE SUC- CESSOR TO INK. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
REDEEMS APPAREL

NEW YORK, Dec. 21, (P)-Miss Eliza beth Bcidler of Chicago paid $6,849 to redeem an ermine coat and other wearing apparel bought in Paris and not declared for customs.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
BANKERS MEET

NEW YORK, Dec.,. 20, (P)-Sup- posedly in an attempt to bolster Up the fast fading stock market, four members of J. P. Morgan & Co.,, and six outside" bankers, held a meet ing. The outcome was not announc- ed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
COMMANDER PASSES

ROME, Dec, q, (A)-The Stefanc News agency reported the death of Count Lulsi Cadorna, Commander of the army from 1915 to 1917.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
DUKE IMPROVES

ANrIBIDES, France, Dec, 21, (P) Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia, stricken with pneumonia, was inn proved and his physicians expressed the opinion that he would recover unless complications set in.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21
"Christn,as Hymns

Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without these fine old songs of the season. Every year they cast their spell over youngsters and grown ups alike. Here Is Victor record ing by the famous Trinity Choir, who sing many of the old favorites for you. This weeks release also contains several of the big songs from recent motion picture produc- tions. Come in and hear them all
 this Week! Christmas Hymns and Carols No. 3-Harkl the Herald Angels Sing Christians, Awake Holy Night-Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem-Hallelujah Christmas Hymns and Carols No. 4-Calm on the Listening Ear-Tt Came Upon the Midnight Clear-Naza- reth-Star of Bethehem-Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful TRINITY CHoR
 No. s5e4e, 12-inch Sonny Boy {Theme song of the mo motiSn fnorp picture production The Si"S' Jeannine Dream of Lilac Time (Theme song of the motion picture production. Lilac Ttnne)
 VICTOR SALON GRour
 No. 35945, 12-inch Pals Just Pals (from the motion picture. Subnearine) Remember Me To Mary = Of She Still Remembers Mel
 THE MELODY THREE
 No. 21754, 1G-inch I'm Sorry Sally
 Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain Just Another Night
 Waltz With Vocal Chorus
 WARINGs PENNsYLvANIANs
 No. 2I755, 1O.fnch Still Keep Dreaming Of You Fox Trot With VocI Refrain Cross Roads ds-Fox Trot (Theme song of the motion picture production, Sko,S People) With Vocal Refrain NAT SHLKREr AND THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA
 No. 2175s, l0.iueh
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

CARL HESS BINOCULARS AND FIELD GLASSES. Schallerer'S AL aska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

TRY A PURE WHITE ROCK ICE CREAM SODA. SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
The Washington times., 1928-04-21
FOR SALE

Small five-foom bungalow located near
Tairfax-W Washington Highway convenient
D,strict on 75-foot front So 900 will
finance Apply 206.7 Bond Bldg. NJ $3.50
The Washington times., 1928-04-21
OFFICES AND STORES 4

ON ONE OF THE BUSIEST STREETS
of washington at 2400 14th Sc. n. w
Large store. suitable for any business.
very reasonable rent
PENN REALTY CO.
1873 PA. AVE n W FRANK 391
The Washington times., 1928-04-21

real bargain. new rm house all oak
floors. beautiful tile bath. built.in tub
h.-w, h.. all modern cOnveniences laundry
trays IN cellar: also a nice garden space
Small cash payment balance easy monthly
payments.
Desirable lots. beautiful view. high ele-
walton surrounded with new homes: school
nov under construction on property Easy
terms. See w +. Jackson Owner 5424
Conduit I'd. Cleye. asa