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New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Threatens to Use Axe
 On Wife, Police Told
Special to the Ierald)


 Bristol, March 2l. Edward Goughan Of North Pond street was arrested this morning hy Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy on complaint of his wife who alleges that her husband threatened her with an axe after beating her. She communicated her troubles 10 the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association and they reported the matter to the police. Goughan is being hold at police headquarters on charges of assault and breach Of the peace.
 Goughan. 1t is understood, was at one time confined to a santarium but was later released following a court hearing. He appeared rational this morning and according to the police, he insisted that his wife was crazy and not he. He also said that his wife refused to get breakfast this morning and that there was no fire in the house. The family for merly lived in a house at 26 Syl- Nester street which was partially destroyed by fire last Monday morn ing.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
LOCAL TEAM WINS TITLE
 IN BESSIE SYSTEM DUEL
Defeats Springfield in Bowling >erics-New Britain lndi, iduaIs
 Also Capture Prizes

Four prizes and the laurel wreath O victory were brought home Ia st evening by the Besse- System bowling z team of this city. in the final ma tCb of q series Of three with the team from the Springfield store. The match was rolled on neutral alleys ln Hartford and concluded with honors in favor of New Britain by t margin Of six pins in the total score. A grand prize and two out of four individual prizes also came to New Britain.
 All three of the series were close iy contested and were followed by an enthusiastic group 0, noisy root ITS. The first prize of sl0 offered by StgntUni Saperstein of New York, clothing salesman, was awarded to the New Britain team, George T. Smith of this city with total of c14 in three strings. was awarded a Mall lory hat. Harold Johnson of Spring. field, who headed the list with o94, was given a suede jacket. Joe 1ari- eani of N'w Britain. third. with q total of g66 brought home sport sweater, while Albert West of Springfield with q total Of 26l won half dozen pair of hose.
 The scores were as follows.
 New Britain: Royal Larson aS, g 4, total 25l, George Hitchiner, Ss. v, g, total 24S: Joe Taricani. ao. S6. SS, total PA; Charles Pearlman, SS, @, A, total o41. Grand total 1,2S0. Springfield; Howard Cleve- land, so, -, 19, total 23l; Louis Moors, so. S5, 75, total o4o; Albert West, v, @, s5. total .61: Harold Johnson @. a5. 104, total o94; Everett Gray. 90, so, IS, total PAS. Grand total 1,o14
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
UNIVERSAL NIGHT
 AT LEGION HOME
Bristol Invites Eddy.CloYerites Intensive Membership Drive

Landcrs, Erary X Clark night will be held Friday evening at the Eddy Glover post, American Legion home on Washington street. Legionnaires from Landcrs will be in the chairs and the boys from the Universal Shop will put on the entertainment. American Hardware night and stan ley night have been held with big crowds turning out on both occasions. Landers holds the record for factory night attendance which happened two years ago. At that time, it was found necessary to adjourn to the Ilks' hall in order to accommodate the crowd.
 The Legionnaires of Bristol have invited the local post to visit Thurs day evening and Commander Avery has issued a blanket invitation for all his men to be at the post rooms at 7:30 D. m., to go along.
 The following is the personel of the membership drive organizations:
 Colonel, l.. \. Golf: It. Col, w. A. NlIheN.
 First Battalion-W. M. Johnson, major. Headquarters Co.,, D. Shaw, capt A company. II Swanson, cp'.: X. Johnson, 1st It.: Conant, 2nd It.. 5 company J. McAvay, capt. C com- pany. Stephen Charmut, capt; A. II. fetts, End It. w company.
 Second Rattalion--W. II. Tease, major. Headquarters company, T. Hoffman. capt: II. Scheuy. 1st It.; Gus Carlson. .nl It. l. company, l.. Stack, capt. F ompany. William Kelly. capt. c company, II com pany. l.. !. King, capt. W. Shaw, lst It.: K. C. Avery. End It.
 Third Battalon--C. L. Sheldon, major Hq company, E. Turner, capt. T. Preston. 1st It.; J. Perronc, ond It. 1 company. W. W. T. Squire, capt; T. F.. Carey, 1st It.: E. Bor- tini. End It. k company, D. osr"n, capt; W. Weinberg, list Ut: w. Marsh, ond It. l. company. l.. Whit man, capt: H. Ginshurg, lst It.; C. A. Molander, 2nd It. M company. H. c. Jackson. capt; II. A. Timbrcll, lst It.; G. Bacon, End It.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
PENN TO FACE COURT SOON
Alleged Rootlcggcr From Rhode le- land May Be Tried in Superior Court Next Tuesday.

who was bound over to superior court on the charge of transporting liquor by means of a motor vehicle, ln local police court q few months ago, will be presented at the present term of superior court, it was said at the office of tho states attorney today. It is possible that he may be presented for d plea next Tuesday. II was said, as no session of court will be held until that time.
 lFenn was arrested on Hartford avenue, this city, and found to have u special compartment in his auto mobile in which there were several bottles of alleged liquor.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Leaves Hair Twice
 as Beautiful

In tl few minutes time, Nolr lult is soft, silky and radiant with life, gloss and lustre.
 To have beautiful. fresh looking hair is simply a matter Of proper shampooing.
 While your hair must have fre- quent and regular washing to keep II h"autiful. it cannot stand the harsh effect of ordinary soaps. Tha free alkali in ordinary soaps soon dries the scalp, makes tho hair brit. tlc and ruins it.
 That is why discriminating women everywhere, now use Mnlsiied Go. Coannt Oil Shampoo. This clear, pure and entirely grcaseless product brings ont all tho real beauty of the hair and cannot possibly iniure.
 Two or three toaspoonfuls Of Mul- sj0e1 is all that is required, It makes an abundance of rich. creamy lHthcr which clra1ses thoroughly and rlnscS out easily. removing every particle of dust. dirt and dandruf.
 Ii leaves :he hair soft, silky and easy to manage and makes if fairly, sparkle with now life. sloss and lusirc.
 You can Eet Mulslfied Cocoa nut ull Shampoo at any drug store
 A four ounce bottle lasts for months.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
kiwanis Club Speaker
 Held In bv Quarantine

Placed under quarantine shortly before he was scheduled to leave tor New Britain. George AylesWorth Of the Junior Republic at Litchtield, who was to have delivered an ad- dress at the weekly meeting of the kiWanis club here at noon today, notified officers of the club that he would be una ble to attend.
 The meeting was well attended. several visitors being present from the Hartford organization. In place of the address, an lmprOmrtu pro- gram was arranged. q spelling match being conducted by Harry Vessels.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Are You Run Down, Weak, Nervous?

To have plenty of firm flesh and the ability to do a big days work and feel Hike two-year old" at night. you must eat three good meals day, relish your food and properly digest it. If you can't eat. can't sleep, can't work, just take teaspoonful of Tanlac be- fore meals.
 Mir. Stephen Vitale. of l27 Springdale Ave, Meriden, Conn.,, says: "I was weak, thin. puny boy and grew up to manhood in that condition. But Tanlac fixed me up It increased my appetite and made my stomach all over so l could di- gest everything. l gained 25 lbs."
 Tanlac is wonderful for indiges- ton and constipation-gas, pains, nausea, dizziness and headaches. It brings back lost appetite, helps you digest your food, and gain strength and weight. It contains no mineral drugs; it is made of roots. barks and herbs, natures own medicines for the sick. The cost is less than ? cents a dose. Get a bottle from your druggist. Your money back if it doesn't help.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Death Takes Pioneer
 Of All Saints ChurcI,

All Saints church lost it's oldest member in the death this afternoon of John Roman, Sr., at hls home, .lli Daily avenue. He was Ca years old and was d charter lucmbcr Of the church.
 He was born in FzcrhoSlovakla, but came to this city 4u years ago. For a6 years hc was employed bN the Traut X l1lnc co. He was q member of the Greek Catholic Union of the United States.
 Surviving him arc two sons, George Roman and John Roman, Jr.
 The funeral will be held frlJaN morning at All Saints church a' q tlne to h" announced later by lH- dertakcr Staul"y Bora Wshl Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21

Mir Doheny in my life,' Marsh re- piled.
 Nye inquired if II. NJ Blackmer, missing witness in the Fall -Sincla ir conspiracy trial, had contributed tu the democratic fund in 1920 or 1a9o.
 "1 can say that if he did it is a matter of reCord,' Marsh replied
 Was Harry F. Sinclair a contri- butor to the democratic party III leoo9" Nye inquired.
 T have no recollection off but the records will show MaNsh 1e- clared hat while no report was made in 1928, the party records for thai year and all others since 1920 had been preserved
 Nothing ncstrosel
 We destroyed nothing; NC con- cealed nothing,' Marsh declared
 Nye took the witness back over his relations with tpham, asking if the two treasurers "joked' each other about contributions.
 'Nothins like that happened" Marsh sa1i, adding that lphanl could get money easily while the democratic party was "a paupor.'
 Do you know of the receipt by the democratic national committee of any liberty loan bonds?' Nye asked.
 No. sir Marsh replied
 'Do you know of the receipt hy the committee of any funds dcrltcd from liberty loan bouls"''
 No sir"
 After Marsh was excused, Senator W alsh read from the testimony of George White in 1924 that Dohcny gave S9.9oe. during the 1920 cam paign, and in 1921 gave s25,ooo to help liquidate the deficit after the campaign.
 White testified that Sinclair was q republican and so was not solicited.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
ALLEGED LEADERS
 0F RING 0N TRIAL
Seven Men Facing Judge Dunn
 in New Haven

New Haven, March 1i tFl-Nlth the galleries cleared of spectators the trial of tho seven alleged mem- hers of the tailor slop aud automo- bile thoft gang who were arrested last week as an out@ro~th of signed confessions ot four New Haven men arrested in parlen on charges Of burglary, began today Tn city court with Judge Stanley Dunn presiding.
 More than Sp s'a',. NiturSs"s "ora on hand besides counsel for tle ac- C4sed men
 Aiphonse Nl-nione, -. Nv Haven was the first 10 face the court. Fol- lowing him in thc order named were Harold Hunt, 70, hrothcr of William Hunt, one of the quartet arrested m i>aricn and Who Nas bound over 10 superior court With hls three couI- 1anlons in Norwalk town court Mon- day morning; DominclS LonSello, =. Charles Timklc 41. both of New Iid- ven Peter George of liGhWood. al- l. ged fence Of the gang; Anthony tarallo and Henry AlIinson, fl. both oc New Haven, alleged leader of the gang, were presented.
 Charges of technical idlcucss lodged against all seven al the tune cf their arrests were noilcI and the following charges lodged against them: Allinson and George were charged with theft of goods valued at s3,9lo; Carallo was charged with three counts Of burglary and two Of theft: Iinkle, two counts of burglary. one Of theft: Longello, one Of theft: Hunt, three of burglary, one of theft: Nfignione. one count of burglary. All pleaded not guilty.
 In court besides the witnesses were the four New Haven men arrested ill Darien and now awaiting trial.
 They were John 7 Sheridan. oa, Ralph RohIoff. %. Michael Quinn. l9, and William Hunt. They were brought from Fairfield county Jail for the purpose of identifying those on trial.
 TWO more men arrested last night in connection with the activities of the gang. Philip Faniehel, aq, and Louis Ross, both Of New Haven, were given continuance until March 22.
 Mrs. Celia Ross, wife of Louis, who wss arrested with her husband, was likewise given continuance, as vas William Jacques, alleged radio bur elar' whom the police declare is q member of the gang.
 The first state witness was Harold Jacobs, secretary of Jacobs con- Dany, Inc, of this city. who testified his tailor shop was entered pecorn- Ter and goods yalucd at S3 600 taken. Imloff Johnson. service su- perintcndent Of the New Haven Buick station told the court the place was broken into December 13 and a Buick automobile stolen.
 Detectives Benjamin Eaccjo and James Dinan, the next witnesses. testified to the recovering of the Buick car in which was found an ovtreoat later identified as the pro- pcrty of Jacques and several bolts of rjoth. Arthur II lIaureauN testified that Jacques camc to his home carly on the morning Of December 1p and took him 10 a gar@ge. He declared that the two men in the Buick be- sides Jacques were Rohloff and Nienionc, whom he identified to the court.
 Sanlucl Goldberg, proprietor of a tailor shop which was robbed of goods valued at S2, loo wholesale, De- tolnher 19. testified.
 Part of the loot was recovered the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Heavy Fines Imposed in
 New Canaan Rum Cases

New Canaan, March 2l R-Dls- position of three liquor cases brought heavy fipes in town court here today.
 Harry Miller was found guilty on counts of selling and one of keep ing liquor, He was fined S200 on each count and 30 day jail sentences on each count were suspended when he promised inc court to leave town within six months
 A thirty day suspended jail sen- tence and q $2Oo fine were imposed on Peter Nicolctti on count of keeping.
 George Patterson was fined a to- tal of $500 on three counts of sell ing
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
ADMITS IDlLNllIN.

l}ri1g port March 2l (Pt-A man arrested in Stamford Monday under ilI" nam" of Frank Ryan of Wor- cestrr and held as suspect was lden- tilied by the police there today. they said to he wanted in several Connec- tjcut and Massae aehusoits cities. The man was arrested when found prowl- ln2 ;.Dout house. and he is being hold in case he is wanted clseN here.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
MiddIetown Pays Tribute
 To Memory of Priest

Mid1lctown, March 2l lR-Many communicants of the Roman Cath olic faith, and many of other beliefs stood without St. Johns church this morning while the pontifical high mass of requiem was sung within for the pastor. Roy. James r. Dono- van. who died on Sunday.
 While the services were being held business houses closed out of ropect for Dr. Donovan. After fhe mass the funeral cortcge bore the body to st. Johns cemetery, "hcr" burial made.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
City Items

friFat~ Lawrence F. Eur1ick of Fort Mckinley, Portland, Me, is homo on q fise-day furlough visit ing his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Burdick of SC Maple street.
 X meeting of the Mothers club of Trinity Methodist church will he held Monday evening at s o'clock Rev. William II. .Alderson will be the speaker.
 regular meeting of Pride circle Lady loresters will he held Thurs day evening at o'clock in Red Mems hall. o,7 Main street.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
A Baby in
 Your Home
The Remarkable Influence of . Doe tors Prescription After Years
 of Cruel Disappointment
You Car, Try tt Free

Hundreds of married women. child less for years, suddenly find them- selves in state of the most blissful anticipation due to the influence of a doctors most wonderful prescrip- ply sending the coupon below.
 Mrs. A. G. Smith. 1712 Kentucky St, Lawrence, Kans,, says: T now have the sweetest little baby girl and am sure it was Dr. Elders pre- scription that made it possible. I didn't think I'd ever have a baby"
 Every married couple who really want children should at once write to the doctor and get free trial of this prescription together with his invaluable book of instruction. For your convenience fill out the coupon and mail it today.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Forgiveness of Sin Is
 Said to Be at Fault

Ann Arbor. Mich, March o1 Hp- The doctrine of the Forgiveness Of sim has done an enormous amount Of damage to the race. and has TO- suited in a type of "biological sim which produced inferior children. Dr. Alfred Scott Warthin. professor of pathology at the University Of Michigan told university students in an address here last night. Dr. Warthin strongly advocated strictcr laws governing marriage and di- NOrce
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
JAPAN MEETS CANADA

Montreal, March .1 tP'-Jaran contingent upon it's Davis cup tennis team trjumphing over Cuba at ll3- Nana in inc first round play next month, has agreed to meet Canada in the second round on tho courts of the Mount Royal Tennis club here. The Cubans also have been in yited to play in Canada. in the event of defeating Japan. but have not yet replied. Canada drew a first round bye in the American zone tourna- ment.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
Deluxe Patrol Wagons Put
 Into Chicago Service

Chicago. March c1 IFl-Evon .o- ing to jail in Chicago has it's coln- pcnsations.
 Six ncw 'patrol daSons" have been put into service. having q color scheme of robins egg blue, with bright rcd tops. The interiors arc padded, the seats luNIriously uphol- stcrcd. There are also accommoda- tons for strap hangars when the riot business is brisk. And the wagons are heated.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
pORiIt HAS E3,1OO NOW

Washington. March T P}-Ton- trlhutions of si1o 10 the Sinclair repudia'lon fund were received to- day hy Senator Horah. He now has received about s2,Too in cash in an return the slGo.on contribution of Harry T.. Sinclair io the republican 1927 campaign deficit II. did not make pubic the names Of the donors
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
SETTLE OUT or COURT.

Bridgeport March 2l Pl--Settlc- ment out of court was made toda y in Il personal injury suit brought by Frank w. Gregory, administrator of he estate Of Mrs. Harriet Macdon- aid, of NorWalk against the City Ice company and Frank l'abrisio, bus driver. Damages claimed were $1o.- GOO under the law, Mrs. Macdonald having died as the result of injury while a passenger in Fabrisio's bus. on May II. 1927, the bus was forced against T curb by d truck of the ice company. Mrs, Macdonald a pas s'ngcr, was so badly hurt that she died last May.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
ALLEE VISITS DEMOCRATS

J. E. Alice president" of the Third Ward Republican club, was d. caller it democratic headquarters last night and although he asked and received petition of candidacy Tor office he declared today he is not contemplating entry into the' political arena as an aspirant for elective office.
 Mir. Alice explained today his pur- pose in taking the petition is to mako d study of the system em- ployed by the party in the selection of it's candidates. T want to be helpful all around, if possible" he, explained.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
FIRE IN SOUIHINGION

Southineton. March 2l WITht residence of Albert Tint. in the Flanders district of the town was destroyed by fire yesterday after noon when the chemical truck be- came mircd in the mud within sight of the burning building and flremen had 10 abandon the apparatus. Han dicapped also by the lack Of water fremen did all possible to save the house. The loss is estimated at B. 900, partially covered by insurance.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
UNDER EXAMINATION.

Norwich. Conn. March e1 tPb- Emma NusCar"lla. ol-N"ar-old New London motlor. was under cNamlua- 'loD today 1t ti'' state hospital for 'jr luSarr mr. at'"r admitting sh' 'loh"J hCr '. rr old son to I"at', The ,ouDG rlo'hcr told police AeS- 'or,iay she took her sons life m t'ar Ii Wd1s lllcsltlmate.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
New Wonderful
 Cleansing Cream

Wouldn't you like a Cleansing Cream that will not stretch the skin. yet goes down into the pores and re- leases all Srime and dirt? This new marvellous Cream contains Cocoa Butter aud is highly beneficial 70 dry skins. Keeps the complexion outl1fu1 Ask for MELLO-GLO. q companion 10 the famous MELLO- CLIO Face Powder.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
GIITI, RETURNS TO THIS CITY

of 'bis city. has returned after an absence of 1 1 years and has become associated with the Hardware City cooperative Association, Inc, Mir. Cutie Is a native oi this city. For the linifcd States Veterans Bureau in charge of rehabilitation work in Connecticut, New York and New JcrseN. He will h., connected with the life and accldcu insurance dc paItmcnt of the association.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
ATTEND FUNERALS

Rome, March q PD-king Vic tor Emmanuel and Premier Musso- iini today attended the funerals of Captain Marine Fahbri. and lieuten- ants Aldo Gardoa and Sagfrido Wackernell. who were killed in Lyb- ian battles. Wackorncil came from the Sou'h TNrol. Full military hon CTS W"r, accorded jir,' fallen soldiers High rIN 'i and military 31' hoil'l"S u4archcd in thc procession through troop-jTu1 stf-ct-. The bodies were sent to th7 tow Us m which the sol dlors lls ed.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
GRANGER TO MARRY

White Plains, N. Y., March 21 Rj The romance of a noted pianist and composer and a Swedish woman poet, painter and music lover stood revealed today with announcement of the engagement of Percy Grainger to marry Miss Ella Viola Strom.
 The romance began on a Pacific liner a year ago when the pianist was returning from his native Aus tralia. The marriage is expected to take place in August.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
GENARO MATCHED

Toronto. March 2f R>-Frankie Gonaro. recognized by the National Boxing Association as the fly"oich cht champion of the world. has been matched for bout here March 50 with Jackie Johnston, Cana dia n bantauu eight titlellolder. Neither title will be involved.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
IUIJ. DYING AFTER CRASH

Wa shnGton, March T IID-- second Lieut.. Harry ], f'latequal of 'Ie army air corps crashed in a single .soHtFr pursuit piano while landing at Boiling Field today and for an immediate operation 10 save lrs life.
 Tine extent of injuries was not made pubic.
 I5latequal, - years old. former rly attended the universities of Ninno- sota and Martland.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
"IJjJI,KS" CONC, SOl JH

New Haven, March 21---A detach- Incut under NaIor r. E.. Foster, the commander will represent he sec onJ company Governors Foot Guard a' the dedicatiou of the Eobt. E. Ice memorial at Stone Mountain on April 2. ii was decided today.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
First Ward Republicans
 To Meet Monday Night

X meeting of republicans Of the first ward will be held Monday night at republican headquarters on Main street. This is the second gathering Of the campaign for the G. o. r. electors Of the first district.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-21
CONTRACT TO CONN. FIRM

Washington, March c1 tP>-Tho navy department announced today that q contract had been let 10 the Warrenton Woolen Compay of Tor r1ngtOn. Conn.,. for 50. GOO yards Of dark blue Woolcn cloth, costing $15G.5o