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Evening star., 1928-03-18

AnsFicsH Esgie Chapter held it's
MsTch messing Tuesday evening 81 tie
Eshssa8 Apartment, with Mrs Au~
RJStus Knight snd Mra J II Fish
bari a. Floaiasse&. The regent Mfa
Harry iJpwiing presided and after tbs
singing ~ AmeFiHs4 the chs plain
. Mrs.. knight. LED Ia pFagtT, follow sd
by me salute 10 The flag
The usual DrdsF II business foID9aed
by fspDrA of chairman on state Gonl p
gnattseE. Nzs made after pbltb The
regent fase i1fr report on the ststf
executive comBliitSA. sna also on the
siRts conference snd annual Diktriei
/ meeting Tbs chapter haAinE uusal
n2Glisis adopted tI1s resolution a. PIE
ssntec st Congress bg the ~ A. r.
bsuGhteTs oE the Gag eods. the car
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
HELD FOR BURGLARY.

Greenwich, Jan. A R-David Butler. es. charged with burglary, was bound over to sthe superior court by Judge Mead today. Butler admitted entering the parsonage of the Second Congregational church and also the home of Rev. Minard l.. G. Proper. Methodist minister. He is said to have taken clothing and jewelry which he pawned in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24

stance Evelyn Steele, Duane Edward Steinle, Frances Almanac Stekly, Aida Margaret Stockelunas.
 Mary Nellie Stockelunas. Jo. sephine Dorothy Stenkalis. Esther Sophie Swanson. Hazel May Swan- ton, Helen Theresa Swanson. Paul Theiner, Freeman Henry Theiss. Audrey Edith Thunstrom. Elizabeth Helena Thureson. AIdona Helen Nalnches. Sally Dolores Valinches, Ernest Everett Weeks, Mildred Agnes Wentland. Elizabeth Abbott Weiant. Bernard Anthony Wosilus. Helen Elizabeth Wynne. Carmen 1a- cobellis, John Yacobellis. Leon John Zabrensky, William Albert Zahn- letter, James Barbara Zajneskoski. Mildred Margaret Zdanis. Pasqueline Virginia Zenittini. Gertrude Marie Ziegler, Peter John Zigas. Minnie Mary Fucker. Dorothy Zukauskas. The list of graduates of the Ma than Hale Junior High school will be published tomorrow and the Senior High school graduation list will not be completed before Thurs
 
 day.
 School Board President Patrick F. King will present diplomas to ap- proximately 100 mid-year graduates at the Senior High school Friday evening at s o'clock and Mrs. Laura P. Mangan, member of the school committee. will present diplomas to about 95 graduates of the Nathan Hale Junior High school Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock and Rev. W:l- liam l.. Ross will deliver the address. The Senior High school program follows:
 Processional
 "War March of the Priests"
 Mendelssohn
 Senior High School Orchestra Invocation
 The Reverend w. II. Alderson. Music
 q. The Two Grenadiers'
 ..... Schumann-LeiEhteI h. "A Dream Boat Passes By
 .. Lemare-Page
 Senior High School Chorus Saxophone Solo
 Spring Song" ...... Mendelssohn
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
WIFE STILL ABSENT
 WITH COSTLY AUTO
(Continusd from First Pase)

bat would have proceeded directly home. If she had been in an ac- cident, her husband would have been notified before this and he would have been informed as to the fate of the car." she said. Mrs. O'Dell said she did not believe Mrs. Corbat would deliberately remain away. They have not lived with me very lonS." she ssid. but they seemed . happy. loving couple"
 Brother Says They QuaEFeled
 This statement h disputed by a brother of the husband. who said hts brother and hts wife have dis agreed continually ever sincs they were married. "Shs left htm once before and stayed away three months" he said. and believe she only came back this time for the car"
 At the time Mrs. corbat left be- fore she is said to have spent three months with her mother in the Vermont town. returning here shortly before Christmas. At the of- flee of the New Britain Ice corpora tion. where MT. Corbat works, he was reported as absent today. h. was not at his boarding house, and at neither place could any informa- ton be Eleaned as to his where abouts. At the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Corbat, in Der lin. he was said to be working.
 A member of the family, who sad he was brother of Edward Cor bat, said he did not believe his brother was anxious 10 get his wife back. T don't think he wants her back. I think he just wants his car" he said. 'They didn't get along to- gether before. She took S1700 car which belonged to him and he wants that back. They've disagreed ever since they were married"
 They are nice folks and she had no reason to go away" said Thomas J. O'Dell. whose wife conducts the boarding house at %5 Main street. "she told her husband she would be back on the 18th and I believe something happened here or she would be back"
 The belief that an accident befell her daughter while on her way home. evidently is held by the moth- CT in Vermont, whd is said to have criticized her son-in-law rather severely for his failure to ask the police and press to aid in the search earlier.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
Keep Looking Young

The secret of keeping young IS to feel young--to do this you must watch your liver and bowels--thcre's no need of having a sallow complex ion-dark rings under your eyes pimples-a bilious look in your face dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver.
 Dr. Edwards. q wcll-known physi- clan in Ohio. perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil as a substitute for calomel to act on the liver and bowell. which he gave to his patients for years.
 pr. Edwards Olive Tablets arc gentle in their action yet always ef- tectiye. They bring about that at ural buoyancy which all should en- joy by toning up the liver and clearing the system of Impurities. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. l5c. sue and COG.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
ACCosrED BY STRANGERS

John Waiko. milk dealer. of % West street. reported to Captain Kelly this forenoon that two men attempted to stop him on the new bridge at Beckley crossing about 7;15 this morning. as he was on his way 10 Beckley for supply of milk. He drove on. and they fol- lowed in a car. and when he drove in to the farm yard they accused him of having picked up something on the road. He had an argument with them and they drove away. he said.
 Walko said the men appeared to be about S5 years of age. They were about 5 it. ' inches in height. one weighing about 1S5 pounds and the other about 150 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
I6O TO BE GRADUATED FROM CENTRAL SCHOOL
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Glaser, Alex Albert Gorfain. Francis Calvin 0rcenburg. Dorothy Bernice Hapenny. Mary Elizabeth Harkins.
 James Francis Hattings. Robert Francis Hayes, Eleanor Beatrice Hinchliffe. Ira Marvin Hirsch. kath- leen Myers Hodges. Helen Lois Horn. Lillian Rebecca Horwitz, Sylvia Ros- alind Horwitz. Melvin Russell Hoyt, Anthony Mitchell Jocubinas. Anna Verna James. Beatrice Agnes John son. Dorothy Evelyn Johnson. Einar Aryid Johnson. Raymond Johnson. Abraham Joseph, John Mikeal Kal- nix, David Maurice kaplan. Dora Kaplan. Joseph Peter Karwaski. Jo- seph John Kasulis. William Howard Keeley. Walter Hedges Knapp. Helen Gertrude Kordel. Agnes Pearl kras- insky. Joseph Robert Krenn. Made line Florence Larson. James Joseph Iawler. August Lazzerinj. Marjorie Phyllis Leavitt. Irene Ada Lenzi, Harry Francis Linnehan, Bernice Veronica Long. John Joseph Lucas. Elizabeth Anna Maerz, Frank Joseph Maietta, Florence Virginia Markham. Anthony Paul Mauro. Lillian Cath crime Mauro. Helen Audrey McCor- mack. Miifred Sumner Mckay. Helen Frances Messenger. George Michael Michnavich.
 Henrietta Bell MinderIein. Amelia Mary Monxillo. Esme Evelyn Mover ley. Lucille Elizabeth Naughton, Ruth Anne Naughton. Lillian Eliza beth Nero. Lorraine Lillian Nen- mann. Margaret Ruth Nilsson, Eliza- beth Kathleen Palmieri. Alice Cath erine Pandolfi, AniIlo Parretta. Leon Leonard Paskus. Dorothy Lee Port CT. Joseph Henry Potts. Wallace Spencer Preston. Lucy Kathleen Pusltese. Joseph John Puzzo, Stella Theresa Radavitch. Alice Christine Ralph. Thomas Sidney Rayno. Mar jorie Msy Recor. Angeline Rose Rio. Joseph Rizauckas. Mary Patricia Robertson. Rose Anne Rottella, Gerard Aloysius Roth. Nellie Wanda Rubinson. Andrew Frank Schleicher. Theodore Ferdinand Schultz. Hilda Louise Schwartz. Mildred Julia Schweitser. Edward Brooks Scott, Joseph Paul Seman, Alex Paul Shev chuk. Sophie Shevchuk. Frances Sarah Smonasky, Emil Joseph Sla-
 deck. William Frank sleath. Doreece Kathleen 6myrk, Judd Rathmann Spencer. Dorothy Louise Stack. Con-
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
lgOTHER CLUE IN
 SMITH CASE FAILS
DstCtivs Tr,cs Mn Suspect to
 Hltiord-H Knows Nothng

Northampton. Mass. Jan. e4 R- Tue former Cornell University ath- lete sought for questioning in the disappearance of Frances St. John Smith, nth College student, was eliminated from the case today by State Detective Joseph V. Valley, who has been directing the search since the girl vanished on Friday. Jan. IS.
 Daley said he. Sergt. Martin Joyce, also of the state police and brother of the Cornell man went to Hart ford and located him in hotel in that city. They were convinced, he said. that the young man knew noth- ing about Miss Smiths disappear Ance.
 The former Cornell student had been manager of an inn on the edge oe the Smith College campus and though many of the students fre- Quented the place. he said he did not remember that the missing girl had ever lunched there. as her col lege mates had reported to the in- vestigators.
 The former athlete. investigators Aid. had twice been m inmate of in- aans asylums and was discharged fyom the inn last fall when college authorities complained to his em- yloyes. These complaints. college ollcials said. did not involve any
 mitA StudentA
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24

giri's initials anA the wesds Worth. ampton. Nan." The paasenser said she had eeane te WasAtnStoa with . boy studsa& trosn oG John's col lege and that they had bssn stopping at small hotels.
 The fathsr of the Smith strl yes terday wired . newspaper here e do everything poasibis" to find the taxi Eirl.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
Benjamin Israel schlafer


 Mid-Year Class of 1928. Overture
 "The Four Ages Of Man" Lachncr Senior High School Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas Mir. Patrick r. King. President of the School Committee Star Spangied Banner" Class of 1928. Orchestra and Audience Recessional
 Following is the program for the graduation exercises at the Nathan Hale Junior High school mid-year class: March-Connecticu March Selection-Kentuck Lullaby
 School Orchestra Invocation Music
 a. The Lost Chord. Sullivan b. Recessional ......... kipling
 Ninth Grade Chorus Address to the Graduating Class Reverend William Ross Presentation of Diplomas Mrs. Laura r. Mangan Member of the School Committee America
 Audience.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
Jehuda Halevi Lodge
 Induction of Officers

Jehuda Halevi lodge, !. o. B. B.. will hold its installation of officers at Grotto hall on West Main street, Wednesday evening at o'clock. Samuel Campner of New Haven will install the officers.
 The committee plans to make it one Of the biggest meetings ever held by the lodge. Cantor Marwit and his choir will furnish program.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
Polar Bear Rips Of Three
 Fingers of Bows Hand

New York, Jan. 24 WIThree IT. year-old boys today stood victor in a tug of war with Admiral Peary. a huge polar bear in the Central Park zoo, who had caught the hand Of one of the boys between his teeth as he was being fed popcorn.
 The bear at first did not hurt the boy, but his teeth gradually tighten ed and he soon sIashed three fingers. The boys, after tugging at the hand for three minutes. won. and Rich ard R. Tolins, the victor, was taken to a hospital for an anti-tetanus in- jection. The other boys were Steph- en Tolins. cousin. and Richard Forbes.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24

Famous Yiddish folk songs will be played. Refreshments will be served and dancing will follow. All mem- bers and their wives and friends are invited.
 l. Goldman will be installed as president. Other officers who will be installed arc: Vice-president. Louis Croll: treasurer. A. Levitt; financial secretary. Irving Rachlin: monitor. Louis H. Ntilkowitz: assistant moni- tor B. Gordon: warden. L. A. Greenburg; trustee for three years. B. Clark.
 Rabbi Hadas and Judge Sake will speak.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
TRIAL IS POSTPONED
Illness of Juroe Causes Delay h
 Case Against Leo Laurito in
 Waterbury Court.

Waterbury. Jan. 2t N-lllness of Juror Elmer A. Ives of Cheshire caused the postponement today in superior court for the trial of Leo Laurito. charged with carrying 2 pistol and with assault with intent to murder. ..
 Judge Ernest C. Simpson contin- ued the case until Friday morning.
 Laurito's case grew out of a feud here between rival gangs which had for its toll one life.
 The evidence Is completed and arguments by lawyers and the judges charge had been figured on, so that the case had been expected to go to the jury late today.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
AFRAID OF SMALLPOX
As Result New London Has Can cclled Basketball Game Scheduled With Old aybrook Five.

New London, Jan. 2t R-As 2 precautionary measure against the possible spread of smallpox which is being combated in Saybrook, the old Salbrook high school basketball team will not come to this city for it's game with Chapman Tech High school tonight. All of the members of the squad. together with other pupils of the school. were examined recently and those who were not al- ready vaccinated were treated with anti toxin.
 Chapman Tech will not be without a game. however. Athletic Director H. s. Taylor today scheduled q game with the Mebs, local city league team, composed almost entirely Of Chapman Tech graduates.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
Husband Sues His Wife,
 Asking S2O,O0O Damage

Suit for $.0,0o0 damages has been brought by John Grabowski. through Donald Gaffney. against Maggie Grabowski. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers and at tached property of the defendant on Broad and Vance streets.
 Suit for s75o damages has been brought by Gerbert Pearson. Through Hungerford X Saxe. against Zetter- man X Nelson. Constable Wrinkle served the papers. attaching prop erty of the defendant on Shuttle Meadow avenue.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24

washington. Jan. it (CP)-A girl VAo hired . taxicab Sunday night 1nd admitted to the driver that II nay be Frances St. John Smith but Cont tell police" was sought here . vatn today.
 Nusssll Flynn. the driver. said 1Ao gtyl's luggage bore tho Smith
New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
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Evening star., 1928-08-02

pad toward the closed hall door and
gave sharp cry as he opened 1t.
"Runl" he called, RUM"
Esther Somers stared in bewilder-
ment For breath's space no one
spoke while her face paled and her
hand crept upward and pressed against
her breast AS she drew back Levine
exclaimed aloud. Chaplinsky leaped
forward and gripped her, one great paw
ciapped over her mouth to choke the
scream.
mol" Levine snapped as the trooper
surged forward Cameron stepped upon
a trailing bootlace and stumbled. The
little man sidestepped deftly and struck
him across the skull with the pistol
barrel. He sprawled on hands and knees
and then crouched, his head lurching
with pain, Above him he heard the
mild voice continue.
That also was stupid. Get up!"
He rose, dizzily Above the masking
hand of Chaplinsky he saw the girls
fear -darkened eyes The giant grinned
gleefully and looked with expectation
toward Levine, who calmly watched the
trooper struggle for balance. For the
first time the little man smiled.
Il had hoped for this" he said He
shot a glance at the pinioned girl and
addressed her through his eyes returned
to Cameron.
IF you scream" he said pleasantly,
at viii be bad for our friends here.
ADVISE YOU to keep quiet. Please re-
member"
Continued in Tonorrow's starr
Evening star., 1928-08-02
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Evening star., 1928-08-02

strake bought it. and died. Where is
it? Very we'll
He spoke to Chaplinsky who caught
hold of Cameron and twisted him from
his feet. Then kneeling astride OF nm
and turning him from side TO side as
easily as one might handle child, the
big man stripped the trooper. once, IN
sudden spasm Of terror, Cameron at
tempted to resist Chaplinsky grinned.
caught his arm in a mighty paw and
squeezed until his captive relaxed be-
meath the pain.
At length he muttered something
over his shoulder to Levine in high
shriIl voice and at the little mans COM
mand arose Cameron struggled TO his
feet thrust the tails Of his ripped shirt
inside his waistband and drew up his
belt. Levine was speaking rapidly to
Chaplinsky, who nodded and left the
room. They heard him padding cau-
tiously along the hall and Camerons
heart stood still an instant. but he did
not ascend the stairs.
He has gone" the little man ex-
planned graciously ito put a poker in
where that jewel is. 1t may be, Of
course. that you dropped it. You could
not have thrown it, ! watched"
He waited until Chaplinsky returned
and picked up Camerons gun and gun
belt. The giant stood guard over the
two men while Levine searched the
floor with manifestly growing agita-
! ton Twice Cameron flinched as he
knocked against the Christmas tree,
and tirsel showered down upon the
| back of his greenish-black coat. lie
moved the desk aside. looked beneath
the table, caught the edges Of the CAR
pet and shook 1t. At length he rose
again and looked hard at Cameron. His
face was red. The trooper managed TO
smile.
Presently" Levine informed him,
you viii regret that you ever were
born"
His small gray eyes raked the floor
again. rested abStractedly an instant
on the ironic brightness of the fir tree
and then returned to meet Cameron's
You are stubborn" the little man
said, land stupid You comfort your
self with the thought that am bluff
ing Certain things, you think. cannot
happen In this tame country. In Ameri-
ca. Yes? Permit me to point out that
for the present this room, this house, Is
part of the Soviet republic; not the
Evening star., 1928-08-02
THE EYE of LUCIFER

was speaking to Walker and that Chap
linsky now stood beside the police
chief.
II don't know, / don't know Walker
babbled in terror and then aS the man.
looming gigantic beside the chiefs OWE
considerable bulk reached out ana
caught his arm, went on IN a high
frantic voice,
Il never had It. He" nodding to.
ward the still dizzy Cameron. showed
it to me. 1 don't know what he Ola
with it,
Your friend" Levine said courte-
ousIv To the trooper lis more ohliging
than you. Nou are brave, which is some
times painful fault
He advanced step nearer Cameron
and there were fiecks of brightness III
the little granite eyes
do YOU think he asked with the
immense calmnesS of repressed tury
that you can outwit Meme. LeVlnet
Others have tried my friend. Some o.
them are dead and the rest shortly VIII
wish they were Where is that stone
We sold It. not knowing its worth
Evening star., 1928-08-02
A Nsrue-Tineling |
Mystery Romance !
ofUnmsuai Interest /

weak -kneed republic OF today, but the
proletarian Russia that has been and
shall be again, Anything, my obstinate
friend, can happen; win happen. Where
have you hidden that diamond?"
Cameron shrugged his shoulders.
Find out" he jeered,
Levine took the insult Of gesture and
tone patiently.
we shall" he acauiesced This old
man. this Eli Meek. told us the same
thing~~and he found out, Sol"
He looked with the air of professor
arranging problem for the disheveledi
trooper to the hulking, pasty-iaceo
bulk of the police chief -.
Cameron" Walker begged, sick with
dread Of pain. tell him, you fool.
The trooper smiled and made no
further reply
"That is good advice" Levine
prompted mo? Very we'll, then"
He spoke rapidly in Russian to Chap
linsky. The grimy giant gave an eager
assent and his face quickened with
anticipation. Cameron watched him
Evening star., 1928-08-02
from Yesterdays Star.
INsTALLMENT xxII.

~ AMERON saw the expression on
A Walkers face turn from amaze
ment to alarm. saw him waver
~ and then assume frozen rigid
ity Despite the command the
trooper shot a glance over his shoulder.
The paper masking the broken window
had been burst apart, A hand had
been thrust through--a hand from
which the blunt Snout of an automatic
pistol extended.e Beyond this he caught
the am outline of face.
Keep your head around" the voice
nurred. "and obey me now. Don't
move. If you do"
II left the sentence uncompleted
Cameron found his hand clutching
the gem il held with bruising strength.
Thought flashed through his mind.
blurred bv speed. This proved It, The
fantastic story was right They had
come for the 1iamond-~Levine and that
other The two he had met on the
Evening star., 1928-08-02

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Evening star., 1928-04-08

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Evening star., 1928-04-08
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