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New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
any made plans for attempted sal

pany made plans for attempted sal wage.
 The Eastern Stea mship company. owners of the passenger liner which was bound from Boston to New York city when the accident oc- cured. announced that it would at tempt to repair the vessel and pull it off at high tide.
 In his first statement since his ship drove onto the rocks, Captain Robinson declared he Was on the bridge and had not seen the flares which the Manomet coast guard sta ton sent Up a short time before when the vessel was seen to hr in peril.
 We were going at full speed when suddenly w. struck a rock. 2 he said. We cleared it but struck four more in rapid succession and We started to ship water on our star board side. By that time wr Were firmly on the rocks.
 We were able 10 See tho nelio- graph signals from the coast guard station but we could not answer them because our emergency gener-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
WEATHER CAUSED
 LEES ACCIDENT
Faulty Compass Also May Have
 Contributed, Captain Says

Plymouth, Mass, March l2 tP- Severe weather and snow in th. pilot house were held responsible today by Captain HarIand W. Robinson for the wreck Of his ship, the Robert F. Lee. a mile off Nanomc' Point dur ing blinding blizzard Friday night
 With all Of its 15o paSsengers re moved in safety hy rescue ships and all but two Of its crew off. the ship was firmly on the dangerous Mary Ann rocks today while the person. nel of tugs sent hy a wrecking con-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
GREETING. CARDS

Just the card ] was looking for" That's the expression we are hearing daily in our card depart mcnt. As one Of our patrons remarked re- gently Its certainly a pleasure 10 know that one may enter this shop and always find the right card"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
ST. piTKlCK'S DAY

Planning q party! Our new tallies are in also Favors. Napkins. Table Cloths. in fact everything for your St. Pat. party. Drop in and sec our Green" display.
 Don't forget to send your friend a St.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
KDSF,LI< 52-t'ieCe Set at &l8.7j

We are offering this complete set for two tables. < tumblerS S low sherbcts \ section pilates < cups. 5 Saucers S oct. plates ? large plates , bud vases
 in Roselin
 We are taking or ders for this set fo. future delivery. 4 small deposit will Sc sure this Sci for you. Drop in and see this set OH display.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
DENY REPORTS

Naples, March 12.-UP)-Mem n,rs Of the encourage ot formel Grown Prince Wilhelm O Germany denied today reports that Wilhelm had purchased a villa at Tore An. nunziata, intending 10 spend ths spring there each year.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
PREPARE. ATTACK

London, March r Ur)-Ten thousand N@ii Wahabis have con eentral.d at Tchuk. southeast of Akabah, preparatory to an attack on Trans Jordania according to Am man dispatches 10 the Jerusalem
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

correspondent of the daily Express ot TransJ oriania was reported to
 have sent an emiSsary to Lord
 Plum,r warning ot the contemplated attack and requesting immediate de
 :cnSive measures
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
TIE NEW GIFT
 SHOP :1S West Main Ct. New Britain, Conn.
Opposite Burritt Hotel
Vol. 1
This will if1trn,1ilr

This will introduce our own News" col unln ill which we will bring to you from time to time hat s ne win the gift line Special events in our Shop - sales - and items that will be of great interest to the New Bride. Bridc-to- be. Bridge players, the New Graduate. Boy Friends. Girl Friends, Everyone. Watch for the Sketches by Betty.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
WI. ARE GROWING

Do you know that we have leased addi- tional space and have enlarged our card de- partInrnt.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Arthur-Do you re-
GLASSW ARE.

Always a safe gift its beauty is gen uine. It's good taste inquestioned. W i { h the large variety We are offering in the leading colors. rose. orchid. green, ambre. crystal - your selec- tions should be very easy.
 We are Fostoria and Kelsey agents.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
GIFT SHOP SKETCHES
By Betty
ROCK CRYSTAL

You will delight in seeing our new line of this glass: consists Of goblets, tumblers. sherbcts, etc. Just i'm ported from Sweden. This would makel a splendid gift for the new bride. It Is an open stock pattern and sold exclusively by us in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

ing does s25,00o damage before con trolled.
 Hartford John Schoggel, an electrician. commits suicide in his home here.
 Waterbury - Police searching for owner of shotgun which caused the death of Daniel Santoro here when he was shot to death in what was believed 10 be gang feud. Joseph Iomhardo of this city. still held by police for questioning concerning the shooting.
 Middlctown -- Superiority complex and the attempt 10 force the customs of the Occident upon the Orient. were warned aga inst hy Prof. Will liam H. kilpatrick oI Columbia uni versity speaking at Wesleyan before 100 representatives of New England colleges who are interested in for l eign mission.
 New Haven - The only woman in i this city. and believed to be the only
 woman in this country with an em l balmer's license. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Remand began her career as an un- 1 dertaker in this city. 1 Moodus Four COWS, one horse, 1 100 chickens and two automobiles
 among losses when Moses Sonkin' s barn burns here.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
FLASHES OF LIFE: WANAklAKER
 WAS A STAR FOOTBALL PLAYER

New fork-society baseball Is the rage at Palm Beacn. Advices to the social columns tell of Sunday game between New York and Phila- delphia teams. The names of the players are given. each with the prefix "Mr.," but not the winner or the score.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
Mar.h 1928
PatriCka card. We are showing a splen-- did assortment.

Take time to' tally up on our tallies and score pads.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

By the way q new shipment oi birthday cards have just ar rived. They are diff ,erent.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

1ondon-Blizzar rie seriously inter erred with week soccer. Only 3l,ooo attended match at Everton.
 New York-Glue is to be employ cd Tn an effort 10 help Lloyh Hahn run faster. The floor at the lOcnd En ngineers Armory is to be washed with hot water, resin and glue. On Wednesday night Hahn will at temp, q record for the thrce-Quar- ter mile. The preparation is design d to give firmer footing.
 New York-From a Princeton classmate. Parke H. Davis, football authority. comes an account of how the late Rodman Wanamakcr, mer- chant prince, starred against liar yard in 1884: running from his position in the line on what today would be called a tackle around play he hammered his way fifteen long and difficult yards to the Crimson goal line for a touchdown" Mir. Wanamaker was also a skilled base ball and cricket player when in col iage.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
GIFT WR.APPINGS

Our new tying ma terlalS are meeting with much favor - your gift will look much more attractive when wra pptd. We are offering three large sheets Of dec orated pa per for 2o cents The ribbon is sold by the single yard or ill d 5-yard roll ill a beautiful ar ray Of colors.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Watch for the next issue of the New Gift Shop Sketches by Betty.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12
.JEWEI,RS'

An unusual aSsort- Inent of daintily cut stones with sterling silver chains. Priced from s1 to s5. Ideal as prize or birthday gift.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Our Easter Cards are now being dis played.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Ronne-Having directed eNamin- alton Of more than 900 Biblical manuscripts in two decades Cardinal Francis Alden Gasquct, Swear old BenodiCfine, expects 10 issue by Easter q second volume, dealing with revision of tho Nulgate, St. Jerome's translation of the Bible, made in the fourth century.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

New York~-Thar's gold in them waves. Divers are exploring the bot tom of the Hudson river for bullion that fell overheard while being loaded on the steamship Roma to be sent to Italy. A keg containing S50,- h00 has been brought 10 the top. and as much more ls missing.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Fienua--Tbore are to h. services for three days at St. Paul's church because of sensational dances given by Josephine Baker, American Neeress. in the Johann Strauss theater. adjoining the church.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Hay you SteU our scotch Rirt h q q. y Cards. They are sell ing fast. I ou will lind the cards dis played in our window.
 Arthur-DO you re- fuse to pay me that $2 l lent you?
 liastuS-So, saw. 1 just refriinS.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Sydney, \. S.-Mrs. Hugh Mckay the county jailer. Three prisoners overpowered and ' al up an assist ant when Mrs. Mckay stopped them with a pistol and turned them back toward their cells.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

New Iork-A baronot who was head Of the British secret service Tn Russia is 10 conduct performances or hlf own musical compositions here, Sir Paul Dukes. who married Mrs. Margaret Rurtnerford Mills, daughter of Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. Srr is coming next month and will be associated with a Russian ballet.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

Milwauk"e--There are 10 be 9 thousand or so leap year parties in Wisconsin on St. Patrick's day. Each of 1,o0o girls will invite three other girls and four young men to her home to discuss political issues while playing bridge. A. F.. FOntaine, who Is anti-I.aFollettc. explains the idea is 10 stir lip interest in the primaries in order 10 get out the vote and that he has no partisan purpose.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

New York--Trader Horn is com ing to visit the people he has de- scribed as Somewhat more choiCcy than the English" Hes due tomor- row for a quiet visit without ccre- mony or lectures 10 the people who have helped him earn much more money hy his story of trading in Africa than his trading ever did.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-12

ing does s..5,00 damage before con trolled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

RANDALL H. HAGNER g. co,
INCORPORATED
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Water Front Tract
With aluable Timber,
Excellent Site for
$ lIul

Timber tract OF efS acres near cuanttco,
Va, haylns water trontase OF more than
neure 81 Sas an acre, or 4 total Of only
si6.a1a Property Ia valuable as cumberland
hNVtnE a million feet of timber, u II este
did site for an oiganiaation OF SpurtAmen'
ducks snneragAte on It's adjacent waters dur
quail, rabbit, squirrel, fox and other small
same
Only ~ miles from WaShinetUr ever con-
crete the entire distance or about an hours
drive, WrllA Today TOR full Dissertation 81
this harx&tN tfeS&s. Address hex 1elsN. a<Nr
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2lOO 10Th ST. NV.
New elevator building in quiet.
refined residential section. with
exceptionally well appointed
baths and kitchens.
The following improvements
will he found:
24-hour elevator and switch
board service.
Electric refrigeration. cost OF
operation included in rent.
Showers and tiled baths.
Attractive entrance and corri-
doris.
See Resident Manager on
Premises.
q r., kit, din Aicpve, bath. -, ...., fIo.c0
: r., Kit. din Alcoye. bath fe0. 90 to $gu W
1 r., Kit. din. Aicove. bath $4,000 TO $1,000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE NATCHEZ,
fAd0 w CT u w.

Several apartments available
in this very conveniently located
building. one square from l4th
street car line and close to
schools, churches and stores.
All apartments in good repair
and rents fixed reasonably for
such unusually large rooms and
apartments.
; rooms, kit. and bath. 5000
4 rooms, kit, and bath. e. $500
h. +. SAUL CO.
Main 2lO0 OPS 18th St. NV.
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THE. SCHENLEY,
2l21 II St. NV.

New eight : story elevator
building. Convenient TO Gov
eminent departments, George
Washington University and car
and bus service, All apartments
in. perfect condition.
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? RS, kit. & b. . 5000 to $500
l r., kit. & b. e. $500 TO 1000
u. +. SAUL co.
Main 2lOO. ops 18th St. NV.
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For COLORFD.

1928 FLA. AVE. NV.
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All apartments in good condi-
ton.
One rm.. kit. and bath. =. $500
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+. +. SAUL Co,
MAIN POO. o15 18th 81. NV.
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JAMES SHEA
0aa La Ave NV

600 9th ST. N, Z.
e.x.reom brick, bath In good repair
only 500
122 18th ST. s, +.
Twe.roAm brick. BATH In good repair
rERRIE MCLEAN,
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1891 Connecticut ave NV, >. Phone Peealqpr 5000
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sAI.E--ACREAGE.

OVER so ACRES
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WILLIAM +. MATTESON,
Owner and Developer.

Al.year residence, WEnNA VISTA, EdEe~
water drive and Park ave. Edgewater Beach.
Md Phone Annapolis is4S. once on prop
erty open week DAYS and sundays. Apply
for free booklet and road map.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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SALE--HOUSES.

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2l4 MASS. AVE. NE.
Near Union Station.

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New elevator building, having
switchboard service and con-
venientlv located to all car lines.
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2r.. kit. 4 bath. So, so to $3.50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-05

New York, April R,-Mrs. Els 1hcr Wilson, biz game huntrcss, charged with shooting her husband. was released from prison last night under s25,50o bail and spirited out Of the city by automobile. Her dcs- t1natlon was not revealed.
 Bal was provided by Samuel kothberg. also known as Stitch Mccarthy. The Mayor Of Grand Street. who said he had been in struc,ed 10 furnish the bond by q man and woman. friends Of his and Mrs. Wilson's who live in Washing ton.
 He was a Jefferson Market prison in few minutes after the bonds had been accepted, but it was more than hour later before Mrs. Will son was free. Rothbcrg minated that she appeared reluctant to leave her cell until her attorney ar rived.
 IL was nearly midnight when the woman. with Rothberg and her law yer, emerged from the prison, enter ed taAlCab and raced off through the clrcuitous streets of the lower west side, followed by other cars chartered by newspaperm and \ few blocks from the prison the party transferred to another automobile and at the en- trance to the Hudson vehicular tube a policeman speeded their way. hold ing up their pursucrs until their car had disappeared in the tunnel.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-05
WISK HELD FOR TRIAL
|. s. Commissioner Binds New Brit . ain Man Over 10 Federal Court
 For Violating Liquor Law

United States Commissioner Charles J. Mclaughlin found prob- able cause in the case Of Joseph Wisk of this city and bound him over yesterday 10 the federal court on the charge of violation Of the liquor law in bonds Of $500. The next term oI the court opens in Hartford on May 22.
 Wisk and his brother, Walter. were in local police court last week after 21 gallons of alleged liquor were seized in q gasoline station on Broad street. Prosecuting Attorney Woods did not prosecute them be- causs of lack Of evidence of sale or having with intent to sell. but he communicated with the federal au- thorllics and arranged 10 have the matter taken up in the federal court on the charge Of having the alleged llquor without the necessary permit. There being nothing by which to connect Walter Wisll with posscs- sion oi the alleged liquor, only Jo- soph was arrested.
 .tt the hearing, Judge w, F. Man gan contcnded that the warrant was in that if was not directed 10 definite policeman and also be- cause il was issued for Walter in stead Of Joseph Assistant District Attorney John A. Dana her presented the case for the government.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-05
JURY D|SAGREES
 IN BANK ROBBERY
Unable to Reach Verdict in Case
 d s. R. FIorian
Especial to the Herald)

Hartford. April 5.-I'or the sec cnd time in the trial Of Stuart E. f'lorian. aged c4. Of Southington, on charge of plotting the robbery of the Huntsville National bank last June, a jury has disagreed as 10 his guilt or innocence. Three efforts 10 arrive at a verdict aNailcd nothing and finally after two hours and 1G minutes, the Iury was discharged by Judge Waldo r. Marvin. yesterday afternoon
 Florian may he tried third time but the answer Of States Attorney Hugh N. Acorn to all queries in this respect was "l will decide on the plans for a re-trial in few days" Mir Alcorn added that the disposition Of the cases of the three self-confossed robbers from Cicero arrested and held in connection wifi the same affair. would await the outcome Of the Florian case.
 florian was returned 10 the Hart ford county jail in default Of $50. 900 bonds. He has been in jail since June 22, 1927, the day after the rob- bery.
 The case was given 10 the jury at o:So ?. m. yesterday and at 4 o'clock announcement was made that the jury had not reached verdict. Judge Marvin lcctured the members Of the panel on their duty to reach
New Britain herald., 1928-04-05
.tT THI. CAPITOL.

Three photoplay attractions are "a"rcd at the Capitol beginning to- '''y for the balance Of the week. Zach feature will afford good enter 'tinment and should be well liked by
 II.
 The main attraction presents John t'l'bcr' and Hence Adoree in a mag nlicent revival of Honor First" a ";ring drama of love and romance under the 1ricolor flag of France at "ar John Gilbert plays a dual role, that of two brothers. to perfection. 3nd Renee .\dorcc is up to her usual :cod standard.
 Attraction number two offers 'Suuarr Crooks q comedy drama that will hold interest and create plenty of laughter. An all star east |; soen in the leading roles.
 Feature number three presents d f'chnicolor gem entitled The Lady of Victories. a story of the love of Napoleon and Josephine and with Agnes Ayrcs featured.
 Tonight is Merchants Easter Gift night 3nd 1a prizes of Nalua ble Easter wearing apparel will be of frrod 10 patrons in th" audience.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-05
AUTO COLLISIONS REPORTED

A collision occurred yesterday afternoon between an automobile driven by Benjamin J. Walker of PAS Corbin avenue and a truck driven by Ernest Romeri of lS9 Hartford ave- nue at the corner of Lincoln and West Main streets, causing slight damage 10 the vehicles. Walker was going weston West Main street and turned left into Lincoln, while the truck. which was going north on Lincoln street, turned left into West Main. Officer Fred Wagner report cd no cause for police action.
 bus owned by Rocco F. CacChil- To of 3l9 Oak street was turning left in front of the city building about 10:S0 last night and struck the right front fender of an automobile operat- d by Clifton NJ. Weed of :51 Lin- coin street, Officer William O'Day reported that Weed had brought his car 10 4 stop to allow the bus to make the turn to so south on the west side of Central Park and the driver. Orlando Newton of o5e Main street, apparently misjudged the dis tance he had 10 pass through. There was slight damage and no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-05
City Items

Hobart camp. Modern Woodmen oi America. will hold a meeting and social Friday night al St. Jcans hall, ;4 Church street.
 J. C. Moody Of tho Moody Sccrc- tarial school and Mrs. Moody. left today for New York. where they will remain for the rest of the week. Mr. Moody will attend the Eastern Com nl"rcial Teachers association confer tnrH.
 E. Andrew (Bam) Madrak. son of Nr. and Mrs. Andrew Madrak Of ] 10 broad street, has returned from syracuse university to spend the Easter holidays with his parents.
 Candidates for electricians llcens- cN who were 10 be given tests April II will report to tho examiners April IS, and applications received up to next Saturday will be considered at 'hat time. The postronemcnt has been made at the request Of the board of examiners.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-05
CLINTON STREET SCHOOL
 WILL BE READY APRIL 16
Edit,rc Named for Bcnjamin Frank lin to Relieve Congestion in
 Northwest section,

Ilto new Benjamin Franklin school ntl Clinton street will be ready for occupancy by April ] 6 when the first session will he held. This is New lirltains latest building and with it's completion there will not be single school building under construction.
 The building was constructed by Michael Connors Construction Co. of Hartford and was designed by War r"n-Il olmos Powers Co.,. of Lansing. Michigan II will not eliminate any ut the four schools which are now housing children in the northwestern section of 1he city. but il will he q means ol relieving oNcrCroWdcd con- diionS in thoS" schools.
 Win in" completion the north western section will hay" the Wash- in2ton, Bartlett. Israel Putnam and "a" Franklin schools for the children nt that locality.