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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-02
Wide Range of Festivities
OF Record in Annapolis
Honor Dinners and Other Society Functions in
Weeks Schedule of Navy Circle-Personal
Notes of Interest

Mrs Samuel Brooks and Mrs. Harry
Knox.
Mrs. Gilbert Rowcliff gave small
tea Tuesday at her residence on King
George street.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Baldwin left
Friday to be the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Goldsborough
Henry at their beautiful old home.
Myrtle Grove, on the Miles River near
Easton, Md
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
CANNOT REPLACE SIGN
 ATOP MAIN ST. BUILDING
Company Forbidden To Make Alterations - Rutherford
 Threatens Present Billboard

The ordinance committee Of tn" night as opposed 10 the petition ot the General Outdoor Advertising Co. for permission 10 replace a sign on tho roof of q building at l66 Main trect with a new type sign. X rCn- re%cntatiNr of the company appeared before the committee and explained hat the proposed new sign would h" a great impro1 emeut but sth, committee members took the stand hat it would be unNse to make an D%coption. Building Inspector <. x. Rutherford said he intends 10 have the present sign taken down although the company doubts his ability to do so unless il is proven hat it is dangerous 10 leave in the it's present position.
 A resolution to require tn" yarl- uus boards in the city government to designate on bills presented 10 the finance committee whether or not the expenditures recorded were pro- vidcd for in the budget. was approN- ed. and an ordinance will include the requirement that the comptrol- l"r report monthly the balance lcf. in the departmental accounts.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Mrs. McGowan Appeals
 When Case Is ReOpened

Due "a miy-up in interpreting the intention Of Mrs. Kate McGowan. .colored, of Willow street when she gave an order on her bank book aft CT having been fined $50 and given q suspended iail sentence of 80 dave on the charge of keeping g disorder ly house. Judge M. n. SaNc in polio" court today roopontd the judgment and immediately imposed the samc penalty so that Attorney Thomas r. McDonough could take an appeal to superior court.
 Attorney McDonough explained that an appeal in $500 bonds was taken in tho case of CephuS MrGoW . an, husband of Mrs. Kate McGoNau, and if was intended to take an ap- peal in the lattcr's case also. in slHu bonds, but in the process Of obtain ing and filing the bonds the clerk ot the court understood that Mrs. Me GoWan wanted 10 pay her fine. At 'orney NcDonough pointed out that this action pr'judicod the cas, against the Woman's husband and while discussing the matter in th, states attorney office yesterday II was decided that the proper pro c"dure was to request Judge Sax 10 reopen the judgment
 Judge SaNc said he was not rer- tain that hc could grant the attor- n"y's request, but in view of the cir
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
OLD LINCOLN ST. SCHOOL TO BE SOLD ON MARCH l5
Bids To Be Filed At Headquarters of Board of EduCation-Ca>h
 Payment Required

First steps were taken today by the committee in charge Of dispos- ing of the old Lincoln street school property when bids were ordered to he filed in the school superintend- ent's office not later than March 15. The committee has ruled that the successful bidder must pay the price in cash and that 10 per cent of the purchase price must accom-. pany all bids.
 The committee was given power to dispose Of the property at tho last meeting Of the school board.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
Tanks Infield Filled
 With Dugan at Third

Sl. Petersburg, Fla. March 6 'P- With jumping Joe Dugan on third, koonig it short, Lazzeri on second and Gchrig on first. the inlinld gang of the Yankees is now rouplcto. ipugan spiked the talk about his trick knee saying he forgot il fol lowing an operation in q hospita more than a year ago.
 Not thing the matter with m". declared Dugan. That trick knee stuff is the bunk. I'm only 50 years old and ready tC %.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

cumstances, he would take | chance as he did not want to ob- struct the taking of the appeal. At torney McDonough said the cases Of Mr. and Mrs. McGowan will be tried in superior court unless the states attorney enters q, nolle, because the defense IS convinced of the inno- cence of the couple.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Made of suede like washable fabric in Springs rev coIors novelty embroidered fnn f",I,; "Wednesday. pair 49c
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
CORBIN OFFICE CHRIS MEET

The Corbin Office Girls club held it's monthly meeting at the club house Tuesday night. Bridge fol- lowed the meeting, which vas pre- Ccded by a supper. The rooms were decorated in green. The commit tee in charge consisted Of Florence Conrad, Emily Sara. Evelyn Ahl- quist Marion Young, Lydia Gaudet and Helen Denton.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
GET FREE PASSES

Rome, March (UP)-Free street car passes for all members Of large families arc 10 be issued here, Prince rotonzian, local governor, decided today. His decision followed that Of Milan authorities and is a part oI Premier Nussoini's more and bet ter-babies campaign.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

Lawrence J. Colon, testified that they had committed no offense. The former said the latter sent him three letters, inviting him to call. and when he SAW her she asked him to give her employment in his household, he being a widower with five children. Mrs. Chachulski tes- tit1ed that the reason Tajamijer was in the bedroom when the police call cd was that she had told him 10 go there, as she did not want the police to know he was in the house She admitted having invited him to call.
 Arrested For Lettering
 Giuseppe Pandolpho. aged 33, of - Grove street, was ordered by Judge SaNe to leave places where he happens to be lettering, when ordered to go by those in authori- ty. Officer l.. E. kioly arrested him at the passenger station yesterday morning on complaint of William OrmSbN, station master. who testi- fled that he was obliged to eject Pandolpho, who threatened 10 "get" ilIlli. I uHuOlpllU ttSllllcu tlldL ne was put out of the passenger sta ton although he was causing no dis turhanco, and he resented it. Judge SaXe suspended judgment on ac- count of the fact that Pandolphos record was clean.
 GOlcnback Fined S200 John Gol1nback, aged 25, Of !, Erwin Place, pleaded guilty to tho charge of violating the liquor law in a smoke shop at 1o9 Lafayette street and was fined 500 and costs. The charge against Joseph Chanda Jr.. aged 4, of 192 Allen street, was nolled in consideration of Golen- { backs willingness to assume the re sponsibility,
 Mir. Grecnstcln said Officers Dan i"l Cosgroye and William Grabccl1 visited the store on March ? and Golenback threw a liquid away but enough was mopped up by the of ticcrs and the analysis showed is to contain 1.42 per cent alcohol by volume and 600 per cent by weight Judge W. F. Mangan represented both men and said the recommonda- ton of the state was satisfactory,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

ready fastened your child fig syrup will end all need of stronger few drops will do the same tor bilious baby Two weeks or less will tell the story, and sixty cents buys generous bottle Just be it is the genuine product; in asking for it say "Calfornie"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06

When children arc weak g them back to health.A A . cat a whole pound of z. Z. be the picture of health
 California fig syrup is the . has ever tired of it yet. If cious, fruity syrup they will daily treat. Within two or realize what Nature an' plish~wlp for children
New Britain herald., 1928-03-06
New Energy for Boys
 in Two z .a Weeks!

aand ailing, you can't drug | boy or girl who could
 hgs every day would soon
 but children won't diet.
 solution. No girl or boy
 lyou start giving this deli-
 ncver let you forget their
 |athrec weeks you will
 anatural aids can accom-
 aY ou'll have a boy who's
 } nails, or girl who blooming. Look at
 ltongues only three or
 Hays after this frulty,
 syrup has sweetened-up
 System; no coating, even
 the morning; no hint of Ifetid breath, no matter what are eaten. All the tom in the world can't cnerglze stabilize a child like genu. Sine California fig syrup, f nor will you ever have to
 give anything else for the bowels. Regular elimina- wtion commences with the first Spoonful of this perfectly = natural regulator; if the > harsh cathartic habit has al- fig syrup will soon end all need drops will do the same for a .ss will tell the story, and sixty
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03
Route No IFS

Route No. lis
Hamden-khitney avenue. Shout
ders being oiled for 2 miles.
Route No 100 and l47
Neutrality-suspicious.. Concrete
road is under construction. Traf-
fic controlled by traffic men.
Route No. 12l
Salisbury, Canaan Salisbury road
Is under construction. One-way
traffic.
Route No. 1872
Newton-Bridgeport road, concrete
construction under way. One-way
traffic with telephone control.
Route No. 1873
Foot of Bunker Hill to Cornwall
Bridge. resurfacing complete. Shoul-
ders and guard rail not finished.
Traffic open at Ill times.
Canton ollinsv;lle. Nepaug road
Is under construction. Detour es-
tablished. Traffic should proceed
with caution over detour.
Route No. 1:5
Roxbury- Southbury road is being
oiled for one mile.
Route No. 1927
Kent Macedonia road, macadam
construction under way. No detour.
Route No. 1928
Litchfield-B Bantam road is under
construction. One-way traffic.
Northumberland road is be-
ing oiled for y mile.
Rolue No. 129
Charlottesville to New York state
line, macadam completed, railing
uncompleted.'
Route No. 100
Woodbury. Waterfowl road, up
town bridge is under construction.
Traffic may use concrete without
detours.
Route No. 1872
Cornwall Hollow road. Cornwall
to So. Canaan is under construction.
Traffic open at all times. short de-
tour around one bridge.
Route No. 1873
construction, short detour around
bridge.
Route No. fS4
Kent-New Milford road, shoulders
being oiled.
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Route M. Z

Waterbury Middlebury road and
and Sunnyside avenue under con-
struction.
Waterbury AIilldale, Southington
Mountain il under construction.
Shoulders not complete.
Ridgefield- Danbury road, concrete
construction under way. One-way
traffic with telephone control.
Southlngton-Main street, shoul-
ders olling.
Route No. 1
Salisbury Great Darlington road
is under construction. Short detour
around small bridge.
Sharon-Lakeville road is under
construction. Short detour.
Route No. U. S. 5
Wallingford-No. Colony street
Open to traffic, sholders incomplete
Meriden-No. Colony street is un-
der construction. No delay.
Route No. L. :. 4
Brooklyn Danielson road in the
towns OF killingly and brooklyn un.
DER COHStluCllOll. Detoul PoStcu
Traffic regulated by flagmen.
Danielson-So. killingly road is
under construction, open to traffic
Killingly-R. l. road, shoulders be
ing oiled for miles.
Pomfret Murdoch road, shoulder!
being oiled.
Route No. U. S. :
Danbury- New Milford road, three
steam shovels grading in highway
and concrete construction with one
way traffic with telephone contro
at several places.
Route No. 5
| Torrington Thamaston. Castl'
Bridge is under construction. Traf
fic should proceed with caution OF
account of grade crossing. Shor
! one-way traffic.
| Thomaston Torrington road
shoulders being oiled for miles.
| Route No. 10
Haddam road is under construc
ton from Higganum to East Had
| dam bridge. One-half mile detou
at Higganum, with one-way traffi
where pavement is being laid.
Wethersfield, MiddletoWn
Wethersfield road is being oiled TO
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construction. open to traffic except
where bridges are being construct
ed.
Route No. $50
Bethel-Redding road. steam SHOW
ell grading under way. No detours.
Route No. $40
Bantam-Morris road 10 under
construction. No detours.
Route No. 325
Prospect Cheshide road, short
detour over country road around
shovel work in rock cut.
Route No. $50
Old Lyme-Blackhal road Il being
oiled.
Route No. 337
Milford-New Haven avenue. con-
crete under construction. Short de-
tour posted around city clock.
New Haven Woodmont road, con-
crete road under construction. Traf-
fic controlled by traffic men.
West Haven-Beach street and
First avenue under construction.
Short detour in force around city
| block, when asphalt is being ap-
piled.
No Route Numbers
Ansonia-North street is uuder
construction. No delay to traffic.
Beacon Falls-Pines bridge under
construction. Traffic not affected.
Bloomfield-Halls Boulevard Is
being oiled.
Branford-No. Branford road is
being oiled for one mile.
Clinton Westbrook, Clinton-Deep
River road Is under construction for
2la miles.
Easton- Monroe road is under con-
struction, rains have made subsrade
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03

one-half mile.
Bloomfield CRANKY road is under
construction. bnt open to traffic.
Route No. IL
Grosvenordale North Grosvenor-
dale road is under construction. g
tour posted and section of one-way
traffic regulated by telephone.
Norwich-Putnam road at Alta
waugan is under construction. Traf-
fic over section of this road being
regulated by telephone.
Thompson-Web road, Shout
ders being oiled.
Route No. 81
Norwic h Groton road. bridge ever
Poqeutanuck cove is under con-
struction. Approaches to structure
are being graded. motorists warned
to drive carefully through this work.
Norwich Groton road from Nor
wich City line to Brewster's Neck is
under construction, open to traffic.
Route No. 1O1
Windham- Willimantic road is be-
MS OllCA tol q llliV.
Route No. 1902
Salem, Hartford London road
shoulders being oiled for 4 miles.
Route No. 1O4
Glastonbury, Glastonbury Port
land road is under construction,
open to traffic one-way.
Route No. 100
Mansfield, Phoenixville road is
under construction, detour posted
from Warrenville to Ashford. " This
road nearly impossible to traffic.
Coventry, Coventry Mansfield De-
pot road closed, traffic may 60 over
good state road through So. Coven-
try.
Route No. III
Portland Cobalt road is under
construction. short one-way traffic
on Portland Plains.
Route No. It's
Thomaston- Bristol road is under
construction. Detonr east of Terry
Vile posted. Concrete being pour
ed. one-way traffic.
Route No. ia
| No. Branford and No. Haven.
Concrete road is under construction.
One-way traffic controlled by traffic
men.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03
Road Conditions in
State of Connecticut

Road conditions and detours in
the State of Connecticut made
Necessary by highway construction.
repairs and oiling announced by the
state highway department as Of
August LIST, are as follows:
Route No. 1
Old Lyme, East Lyme and Water
ford, five miles under construction.
One-way traffic in Waterford where
concrete pavement is being laid:
through traffic advised to take route
No. 1888 from Old Lyme to Jordan's
Village.
Branford-Boston Post road
shoulder oiling for miles.
Orange Milford pike, shoulder oil
ing for 2 miles.
Branford- No. Branford road is be-
ing oiled for one mile.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03

Route No. 1875
No. Bradford Guilford road Is I'M
der construction. Passable except
when asphalt is being applied.
Route No. 1876
New Fairfield-S Sherman road,
steam shovel grading and macadam
construction under way. Short de-
lays probable.
Route No. 1I1
Bridge over Little River on the
Scotland Cant erbury road Is under
construction. While the old bridge
is in Use. traffic from the west is
warned to be careful in approaching
this bridge which is located at the
foot Of a steep grade.
ScotIan Plainfield road, shoul-
ders being olled
Route No. III
Seymour-Bladden river bridge Is
under construction. No delay.
Route No. $50
Lyme and East Haddam, Ham
burg No. Plains road is under con-
struction. No delay to traffic.
Route No. 1873
Salem Norwich and Hadlyme
road is being oiled.
Route No. 1874
! Washington Woodbury. road, ma
/. cadam and bridge construction I'M
, der way.
Route No. 1875
Crystal lake road, towns OF Rock
willie and Ellington are under con.
struction. Somewhat rough, no
| detours.
Route No. 17o
Preston. the road from Poquetan-
uck to Brewster's Neck il under
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03

rAean has nothing to say.
ed himself to the service of his mas
ter. He must share the takes as
we'll as the gives.
That Predatory Urge
And, since Leon Isaacs is accused
Of taking a few pieces of money
from a garage cash register. the sus-
picion of completely falls upon the
shaggy name of Pagan. The insin-
uation is that. like his namesake, Fa-
gan is most cunning in the art Of
taking what doesn't belong to him.
Insofar as that point is concerned,
Pagan isn't much different from any
other dog. The predatory instinct II
not entirely dead in him.
Ignorance of the law, says the
code, is no defense. Wherefore Fa-
gan lies in the kennels of the Society
for Prevention of Cruelty to Ami.
smals, technically under arrest, wait.
ing to see what the law holds foi
his master.
If. as has been implied. he wa,
taught to steal. and If his master
was his tutor. then a very fine point
may be raised concerning his indi.
vidual responsibility. For alleges thu
owner of the shop where Isaacs Il
reported to have been familiar will
the till, he believes the collie tool
few bills and buried them in GOO
dog fashion.
Money disappeared
Anyway, the man who owned Thu
shop declared he saw Fagan's mas
ter reach in the cash register ant
take out a roll OF bills. When HI
shouted, the man and dog tfed-th'
man to be caught Immediately, thu
dog to disappear just about loni
enough to hide the money.
Both Pagan and Isaacs stoicall!
submitted to search. The money wal
not found.
Maybe Pagan, true to his nam'
and his master, took the money an'
hid it. Which, however, still re
mains to be proved. Pagan, as i
his custom, says nothing.
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impossible. Local traffic using de-
tour.
Enfield. scitico- Broad Brook road
10 under construction. but open to
traffic.
Mansfield Center Warrenville
road is under construction, open to
traffic.
Middletown- Durham road. grad
ing on Cherry Hill.
CRANKY, Salmon Brook street is
under construction. but open to
traffic.
Preston, Preston city road is be-
ing oiled for 2 miles.
| Sharon-Millerton road ID under
construction. Short detoux.
So. Canana- Huntsville road bridge
approaches being made.
Sterlinx-Bridge under construc-
ton Jat Sterling Village. Detour
posted.
Reddins Georgetown road, con-
struction work started. no detours
necessary.
Woodbridge Racebrook road is
under construction. No delay to
traffic.
Observation-Disclosures Lane is I'M
der construction. but traffic is not
delayed.
Windsor Locks Suffield, East Main
street is under construction, traffic
may take good road through Suf.
field Center
Woodstock-Mass. route, shoulders
being oiled for s miles.
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mont with the Swiss federal railways
for combined air and rail freight
services. Airlines are empowered to
issue through bills Of lading for the
transport Of merchandise from sta
tons in Switzerland to foreign air-
ports. the bills specifying the por-
ton Of the journey to be covered
by air.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03
DOG and MASTER
HELD FOR 1HEFTS
Predatory Instinct Is Plea Of
Canine

New York, Aug J. Perhaps If
he hadn't been named Pagan. things
would have been different.
But with such an evil moniker
to live down, it is small wonder that
this most innocent faced of collies
found himself in trouble sooner or
later.
1t isn't his fault, to be sure. Like
the good dog that he is, he dedicat-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03

H[llV1. misery 1mOhE
children. Inmy eleven years work q
. nurse / have never found anything
to equal Sykes Comfort Powder. ~
Lottie E. Sloper, West Chester, c.
The reason Sykes Comfort Powder i
80 successful IN healing and prevent
ing chafing, scalding, rashes and skin
irritations il because it contains heal.
ing, antiseptic ingredients not found
in ordinary tslcums. Nurses call Il
"A Healing Wonder.
Az AL oAveolevD
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-03

AIR-RAIL FREIGHT SERVICE
Berne. Aug. 3 R)-Swiss air traf-
fic companies have made an arrange
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Nurse Saved
This Baby
From Chafins, Sealding, Rashes
BY Use Of Sykes Comfort Powder

West Chester, Ct
Powder has been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-06
HALEBUT SCHOONER
 REPORTED WRECKED

The Mckinley, Capt Barney Hanson. of Ketchikan, 74-foot hali- but schooner, struck reef on Spanish Island near Cape Deei- sion at o'clock last Saturday morning and sank, according ta word brought here today by the Resolute. Capt. John Ramm.
 Valued at $34,000, the Mckin. ley was only partly covered by in- aurance and is total loss, those on the Resolute said this after noon. The schooner was built about a year ago, and was pow. cred with a 150 II. P. motor.
 Fog was given as the cause of the disaster as the water was perfectly calm. Personal injuries were sustained by the cook only. who received a crushed foot.
 The Resolute is large ketchi- kan schooner. She reached here early this morning, her rigging well coated with ice from crossing the Taku.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-06
OLAF TRONSTAD DIES
 HERE THIS MORNING

Olaf Tronstad, 34 employee O the Alaska Juneau mines, passed away at the st. Ann's hospital at 7.4s o'clock this morning from pneumonia. His death followed q short illness. for he worked al the mine up until March l, and entered the hospital only laet Friday
 He was q member Of the local Moose Lodge. which he joined last November He Is survived by a mother. Alava Tronstad of Norway. where ne was born, and brother. Nels Tronstad- who re- sides at 1902 North Forty-Second Street, Seattle.
 No fu.cral arrangements will De made until word has been re ceiyed from the brother in Sc attle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-06
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 '.I am familiar with the excaya- tions made by the Smithsonian Institution in Santa Barbara when Chumash skull was extracted that was declared to be the old est ever found. The owner of this one was more primitive than that
 Dr. Ousdal has made a close comparison between the skull just found, which he has ehristened The Santa Barbara skull" and those of prehistoric Chumash In- dians found on the channel islands off the coast. Although there is a big difference, the one now in his possession is, he believes. of that race but of a much earlier period. It comes closest to check ing with the so-called Gibralter skull yet does not tally exactly with that antiquity.
 The Santa Barbara skull shows the man had a very long and wide nose. eyesockets much larg. CT than modern mans and q pointed upper-jawbone that ex- tended farther downward and at more acute angle than any thing so far discovered in the form of human skull"