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New Britain herald., 1928-07-20
Two American DivOrces
 Granted in Paris

Paris. July 20 (UP)-Two Ameri-
 can divorces were reported today
 from Paris courts.
 Mrs. Mary Joyce Shonnard was
 granted divorce from Horatia Sey-
 mour Shonnard. They live in Oys-
 ter Bay, N. Y., and were married at
 Andover, Mass, July 30, 1910. Mrs. Katherine Schmidt Samuel
 obtained divorce from George s. Samuel. Their home Is in Brooklyn and they were married in New York on March 16, 1921.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-20
FOUR BOYS DROWNED

Boston, July 20 (UP)-Four boys were drowned in Massachusetts wa ters yesterday.
 The dead are Terrence Daily. q. Roxbu Gerald Ward. IT, Lowell: Edward Bouchard, Fall River; and Adam Gregs, Needham.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
Club Domino

Com este original titulo ACADIA de
organizarse en- esta ciudad un
simpatico Club de senoritas, ha-
biendo tenido La idea muy feliz
por cierto las Sritas. Florence
Holden y Estelle Gutierrez Ruiz,
de esta ciudad. En- la primera
reunion tendida para dar la saluta-
cion al nueVo Club, Sc iniciaron
las siguientes Sritas. TRIM Sc.
rrano, Victoria Ruelas, Luz Con
treras, Nellie Elias, Clementina
Corral, Lupita Moreno, Consuelo
Amado, Francis Ruelas, Alicia Per.
alta, y Josefina T. Ruiz.
La iniciacion siguiente sera Ell
viernes 10 de los corrientes. Este
grupo simpatico de sehoritas per
tenece al circulo juvenil de Tue.
SON. Su tftulo, 81 bien es peregri-
no, es sin embargo, alusivo a la
risuena condicion de esa juventud
en- que la vida es un risueno
panorama de perspectivas alhaga-
doras y de esperanzas.
Hurra por ell simpatico Club Di-
mino y que disfrute de larga
vida, prospera asuerte a goces sin
limites. Algeria e instruction son
las bases en- que Sc apoya la nueva
agrupacion juvenil enthusiastic.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
Penney Co. Abre
La ga SucurSaI De
ESta Tienda En-
Williams

La aperture de la s~ucursal,
numero 9 de la Tienda de ]. G.
Penney y Company en- Tucson,
esta anunciada para ell dfa pri-
nero del ano e~ntrante, en- Will
liams, Arizona.
/ Esta nueva sucarsal dependera
de la Tienda matriz de Tucson, la
que tiene diversas S~ucursales
ahora va establecidas en- ~diferentes
puntos de la Nacion, pues tiene
sucursales que de extienden desde
Macon, Georgia, hasta Yuma,
Arizona.
Este es una parte del plan gene
raj de la organization para acre
Ger a 500 mas las tiendas que
hayan de abrirse en- ell aho que
viene.
En- la Junta de Directories de la
Compahia, en- Nueva York Sc
acordo elevar ell total de acciones
de 100000 ahora authorizadas a
100000, y este sera sometido en-
una asamblea especial que sera
ell dia 81 de c~orrientes.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
Ell PreSidente De Mexico Dicta Una
Bella Media
Sea Cual Fuere Ell Credo POhticO De Tn EmpIeadO Sc LIE
COnservara En- Su PuestO 81 Els AptO.

pendencias del Executive, podran
continuar en- sus puestos, y soda
mente Sc hara n salvedad por 10
que respecta a los ineptos; o a los
que han demotsardo o demuestran
parcialidad en- la resolution de los
asuntos.1
Cumpliendo ell acuerdo de la
convention de la GROIN, ell noven-
ia por ciento de los empleados de
Ia Secretaria de Industrial, Conner
clio y Trabajo-todos puestos por
Morones-deberian haber puesto
su renuncia.
Sin embargo solo veinte. entire
los ochocientos empleados. renun-
ciaron a su mepleo.
La mayor parte de los que re-
nunciaron son figu ras visibles en-
ell laborismo 20 ocupaban altos car
COS, tales como visitadores e ms
pectores del DEPARTMENT. de Ira
bajo.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
PREMo ANNUAL a LOS
AUToREs MExIcANoS

Ell paso mas trasendental para
estimular a los sabios y literatos
m~exicanos. sera dado cuando la
Camara de Diputados apreube una
iniciativa presentada por Ell dipu-
tado y periodista Carlos Noriega
Hope, creando dos premios anua-
les, de diez mil pesos cada uno,
y que seran regalados al autor ma
cional que escriba la mejor obra
literaria y al sabio que lleve a cabo
la mas importante Investigation
cientffica.
AunQue ell proyecto del repre-
sentante Noriega Hope fue reci-
Dido con Ell mayor beneplacito por
la. mayorfa, de los padres %conscrip-
tos, ha dado lugar a algunas dis
c%usiones, va que muchos diputa-
dos consideran que los premios son
demasiado gravosos para la ma
ci0n.
"Mexico-sostiene Noriga Hope
-necesita estimuIar a sus literatos
y a sus hombres de ciencia, abri-
endo en- esta forma I'm nueyo ca
mino hacia la civilization"
"Actualmente Sc gastan grandes
c%antidades que nc producer prove
cho alguno al pueblo, y es justo
que ell entrar nuestro pats en- una
nueva r de prosperidad, sean
tambfen los hombres de letras y
los sabios los que preston su coop
eraci6n.
Ademas de este proyecto del A.
putado Noriga Hope, la Camara
Baja, recibi6 un memorial firma-
do por conocidos hombres de le-
tras en- Ell que Sc solicita Sc exima
del pago a las librerfas en- la Repu1
blica, para estimular de esta ma
nera la production de libros.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
LA FEDERAL CLOTHING
STORES SU6E MUcHo

Cuando la Federal Clothing
Company abrio su Tienda en- La
Gale Congrso al Este, 121, hara
mas de dos amos, Mr.. d. S. Ball,
Gerente Nacional de Ventas de la
Organization, aseguro que esta
ciudad habfa sido escogida para
otro eslab6n en- su importante
cadena de Tiendas y la primera de
sus Tiendas del Oeste, despues de
haber hecho una minuciosa in
yestigacion de las condolences del
Estado, y Sc habia convencido a
los Oficiales de que esta ciudad
era ell punto logico para clio.
Que su semtir fue ~correcto 10
demuestra La declaration hecha
por ]. c. Huffman, local gerente.
quien asegura que su tienda es
una de las primeras en- la cadena
entera de Tiendas de la Federal
que suman SO y es una de las pri.
meras asf en- ventas como en- Co
bros.
La Federal esta ahora llevando
a cabo una de las mas grandes
ventas en- su historic entera, y de
contado, en- Tucson, detalles par
ticulares seran encogtrados en-
las Columns de "El Fr~onterizo,"
Ell periodico de liable espahola mas
nas prominente de Tucson.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14

MEXICO, Diciembre 1S.-Signifi
eandose solo doce dias despues de
haber tornado possession de la presi-
dencia de la Republica, como el
hombre que lnieia la reconstruction
Y la ammonia nacionaIes, ell licen.
eiado Emilio Portes Gil admitira
en- tire sus colaboradores a los
hombres de buena voluntad, cual-
quiera que sea su filiacion poll
tica.
Esta actitud del Presidente Por-
ties Gil Sc desprende de las decla-
raeiones hechas hoy por Ell DR.. Jo-
sc Manuel PUG Casauranc, Secre-
tario de Industrial y Concrete,
quien por acuerdo del Primer
Mandatorio. comunico que Ell
gobierno no separara de sus en-
pleos a los miembros del Partido
Laborista que havan demostrado
ST aptitud como servidores de la
Nacion.
eel gobierno de la Repdblica-
dijo Casauranc comentando los "a
cuerdos de la convention de la
GROIN iamas hubiera puesto a
los l~aboristas en- ell dilema de per-
ser Ell empleo 0 dejar de p~ertenecer
a la GROIN.
lei Presidente Portes Gil desea
que todos los hombres TITLES y de
buena yoluntad, cualquiera que
sea su filiacion, con ell gobierno ma
cional.
"Todos los laboristas actualmen-
te empleados en- las d~iferentes de-
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
MucHA GENIE HA sIDo EN-
TERRADA VIVA EN- MEXICO

MEXICO, Diciembre 10. Ell
Doctor Manuel Espinosa de los
Monteros hizo declaraciones a La
prensa, en- el sentido de que es
indispensable que Sc installer pa
bellones especiales en- los cemente-
rios para Ell deposito de cavaveres,
en- virtud de que es un hecho
comprobado que Ell Is por ciento
de los individuos que dizque
fallecen en- Mexico, son sepulta-
dos vivos.
La Association Medica estudia
detenidamente Ell asunto, existien-
do desde ahora diversidud de O.
piniones.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
$4,000 sERAN GAsTADos EN-
Ell RoDEo DE FEBRERo

Por esa suma sera presentada
esta tarde a la agrupacion que
organiza ell rodeo por ell Presi-
dente Sr. Jack C. Kinney, en- la
Sala del Hotel Santa Rita. Ell OBJ
jeto es nombrar directories y en-
pear los p~reparativos para ell
rodeo.
El fronterizo., 1928-12-14
NuEvo P~REsIpENTE
DE LOS kIWANIs

DE Los KlWANlS
AL mediodia de hoy en- la reunion
de los Kiwanis locales, fue electo
Presidente Club de los Kiwanis ell
Sr. Fred Hermes, sucediendo al
Sr. M. H. Starkweather. Fueron
tambien otros miembros del mis-
mo Club para otros p~uestos elegi-
dos
Evening star., 1928-12-07
LIVE STOCK ENTRIES
LED TO BUTCHER
Hogs, Sheep and Cattle at
Chicago Show TrundIed to
SIaughterhouSeS.
~ thA Associated prnss

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December Tits all over
hut the squealins for the champion
hogs. sheep and cattle of the Interna-
tional Live Stock Exposition. The trail
that led them from fields and ranches
all over the United States and Canada
to supremacy over the farm animal
domain and brought them admiring
cheers from the thousands who
thronged agriculture's premier spec
tacle Is ending in the butchering houses.
All yesterday they pufTed and snorted
down the stockysrd lanes into the buy
ing pens where the auctioneer's How
much-am-1 Ibid -boys?" started the be-
wil0ered beasts on their way to packing
house killing rooms Shorthorns, Here
for6s and Aberdeen AnguseS. which
only a few hours before had stood
proudly in stalls bedecked with prize
ribbons. we're hustled along in dusty
parade before shivering buyers Cham
pion. sleek-co2ted swine grunted along
with them, while others waited un-
knowing tor their turn.
Breeding Glasses Saved.
NAL1N blIC bICGdiAAS SldSoCo NAAA ChANA b.
with their lives, with one exception
Dick. the grand champion steer owned
by 12-year-old Clarence Goecke of
Safe Center, Iowa, will be taken to New
York alive by the j. c. Penney Co,
which bought it at the record breaking
figure of S8.050. Mr.. Penney. who once
was poor farm boy, wants to exhibit
it as an example of All Club
achievement.
This afternoon was to mark the fare
we'll appearance at the exposition of the
two lads who showed the way in cattle
raising to grizzled veterans against
whom they competed and won. Goecke,
with Keith Collins, also of Marshall
County. Iowa. were to lead the cham
pion cows of their winning animals
into the ring for the Junior feeding con-
test sale It was Collins whose steer
set q precedent in stock show history
by being the best steer offered for
slaughter on hoof and then winning the
prize for best carcass.
Today's Program.
Judging has been completed in all the
fat cattle. swine and sheep branches
and in all the breeding classes except
Galloway cattle, spotted Poland, China
anG Yorkshire swine and Suffolk horses.
This was on today's program.
So much interest was attracted yes
terday by the sale of Goeckes prize
steer that the sale of the other prize
winners was forced into the background.
Iowa State College was able to get only
$50 a hundred for its grand champion
Barrow, a Duroc, and DR.. j. A. SWal-
ium of Storm Lake, Iowa, drew $3.50
a hundred for his reserve champion, a
Chester White. Both figures were
under the record The grand cham
pion carload lot of Steers-the Aberdeen
Angus yearlings owned by E. P. Hall of
Mschanicsburg, nl.-brought S44
hundred The champion carload of
sheep, owned by w. G. Miles of
Evansville, Wis, a020 for $27 a hundred.
Evening star., 1928-12-07
SAILING TOMORROW

Antonia-C Cobb and Liverpool.
Tuscania;-Plymouth, Havre and London.
Conte Biancamano-Genoa. Naples and
stavsnserfiord-Chri Oslo and
Virginia-Pacific Coast
San Juan-San Juan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bouloene and Rotter-
Kunssholm-G -Gothenburg.
Frsderik VIII-Christiansand. Oslo and
ulTS~Havsna, lESa. Cristobal and Port Limon.
Carrillo-Kingston, Puerto Castillo, Tela,
Puerto. Bsrrios and Belize -,
bours and Bremerhaven.
Bsltc-Cobh and Liverpool.
Bermuds-Bermuda.
Minnesota-Bouloene and London.
Matura-Grenada. Trinidad and George
vauban-B arbsdos. Rio de Janeiro, Monte
MuenchenNCobh, Cherbours and Bremen
haven.
SAILING MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.
ssturnis-Napes, Pstras and Trieste.
BerlinMPiymo1th cheTbourS and Bremen
Deutschiand-Cherboure. Southampton and
Hamburg.
SAILING TUESDAY. DECEMBER II.
Cristobal--Port au Prince and Cristobal
Roma-Naples eno Genoa.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER u.
Ceorge Washington-Plymouth. Cherbourl
and Bremerhaven.
Zacaps-Kineston. Cristobal. Cartagena.
Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta
Caracas-San Juan, La Guayra, Curacao
and Maracaibo.
SAILING THURSDAY DECEMBER 10.
Resina--cobh and Liverpool;
Colombia - Puerto Colombia, Cartagena,
Cristobal, Balboa, Corinto San Jose de
Guatemala and San Francisco.
Monterey-HaVana, ProgreSo and Vera Cruz.
American Trader-London.
San LorenZo-San Juan.
Teno-Cristobal, Callao and Valparaiso.
SAILING FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA
Berenssra-Che rboure and Southampton.
LancaStria-Cobh and Liverpool
Minnetonka-London and Boulogne.
SAILING SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS.
Caledonia and Movlle
Homburs-CherbourR, southampton and
Hamburg.
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
Ponce-San Juan.
Rydam-Piymouth, Boulosne and Rotter-
Gam.
Toloa-Havsns, Cristobal and Port Limon.
OriZabs-HsVana.
Minnetonks-London and Boulogne.
Standardization
salviA-St. Johns and EAlHax
Evening star., 1928-12-07
OUTGOING STEAMERS

lie de France--Plymouth and Havre.
MalesIlc-Cherbourg and Southampton
Lapland-Plymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp.
Munargo-Nassau
Bogota-Port al Prince, Cartagena and
Puerto Colombia
Flora-Cape Haiti, Port de Paix. Gonaives
and St. Mare.
Orsnje. Nassau--Inaeua, Curacao and Para
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
"S.NGiNG FOOL AT CAPITOL

For six moro days the capitol will
offer the Nitaphonc feature "The
Singing Fool" starring America s
greatest entertainer, Al Jolson, in a.
photopiay that has created an up-
usual amount of favorable comment
all over the country. New Britain
theater-gocrs have taken to 1t and
day finds the Capitol filed to pa
city. There arc continuous show
ings Of it and its run here will be
daily up to and including Tuesday.
December u
The Jazz Singer" seemed the
last word in. Jolsonian magic. but
it is the consensus of opinion that
this later story Of the loves and
losses of singing waiter is even
more universally appealing, Al
sings some wonderful new songs
in his old ingratiating sob-in- the
voice way: he talked too-and other
members Of the cast have their
turn at words--and there is a mar
velousIy interpretive symphonic
accompaniment. The glamour and
randemonium Of New York night
clubs is reproduced with startling
reality.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
"klNG OF KINGS" TOMORROW

Que OF the events OF the picture
season here will be the showing Of
Cecil B. De Miles king Of Kings
at the Palace thea,er tomorrow.
This picture has enjoyed a sensa
tional success In New York. Chi
cago. Boston, Philadelphia and Io,
Angeles, and has been widely dis
cussed by press clergy and laity.
The causes Of the popularity OF
The King Of Kings" are not far to
seek. Among them arc the worlds
greatest story. the reverent drama
tization of the life of Christ: superb
acting Of is stars: 500 well known
players and 5000 extra people: the
restoring of historical period in
buildings, scenes. properties and
costumes exceeding in elaborate
ness even "Ben-Hur;" and above all
Il vision that truly realizes the in
finite tenderness, humanity and up
lift of the New Testament story.
Local theatergoers are looking
forward with great interest to II. 3.
Warmers embodiment of the title
role. Among the other characters
portrayed are st. Peter, played by
Ernest Terrence: the Magdalene.
Jacqueiine Logan; Mary Mother.
Dorothy Cumming; the Roman Cen
turion, Montagu Love; Simon Of
Cyrene. William Boyd: Mary and
Martha OF Bethany, Josephine Nor
man and Julia Faye.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
tor their kindness to W 10 our re
cent bereavement.
MRS. MARY CARTER,
i. 8. CARTER,
GEORGE II. CARTER.
Berlin NEWS
Continued from Page -

ton of the Hartford County Farm
bureau. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the women OF the tow u
particularly to those who may have
sewing problems, to attend the ses-
sion. There will be an electric sew :
ing machine available and patterns
OF various kinds. 1t u hoped by
the committee In charge that al
those interested will avail them
selves OF the opportunity 10 attend
The l.afanso club will 90 10 Mid
dletown this evening to be the
guests of Mrs. Robert B. Stevenson
former resident and member Of
the club.
The Fife and Drum corps and
the Boys club will meet this eve
ming at Community hall. The prize
awards will be made at this time.
Refreshments will be served. 1t 10
hoped that all members OF both or
CARNATIONS will attend az there -
much Of interest to be had.
Mrs. Clinton Taylor continues to
show improvement from her recent
operation at the Hartford hospital
and it is expected that in the near
future she will be able to return to
her home here. ..
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Burgreen
were New Britain visitors yesterday.
The Modern Woodmen's annual
election Of officers and business ses-
sion will >be held this evening at
5 o'clock in the X. Of p. club rooms.
The. library will be open tomor.
row afternoon and evening for the
exchange of books. Many new
numbers have recently been added.
The Wesleyans fwill hold their
regular meeting next Monday eve
ming at o'clock in the Methodist
church social rooms. 5si 60 -.
The East Berlin fire district an.
nual election and business session
will he held tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock in the Community hall.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
Robinson Heads
Historical Assn,

New York. Dec. s N1Election OF
Or. James Harvey Robinson, Of New
York. former professor Of history at
Columbia university, as president Of
the American Historical association
for 1929 was announced today. He
will take office at the %3rd annual
meeting OF the association to be held
in indianapolis, December Is, and
will succeed Professor James II.
Breasted Of the University Of Chi
cago. .,..t
Ivy lee Of New York was named
chairman Of the national endowment
committee which d. to seek an en-
dowment Of $1,000. 900 for historical
research. The Craftsmanship was
formerly held by the late Albert J.
Beveridge. .g -
Other officers include: First vice
president. Professor Evarts r.
Greene OF Columbia university; rec
ond vice president. Professor Ephrf-
am Douglass Adams OF Stanford
university: secretary. Professor Dex-
ter Perkins Of Rochester N. -:
treasurer. Charles Moore Of Wash
inEton. chairman OF the national fine
arts commission.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
1.-THE GIRL FROM VIENNA"

in his New England tour. Adolf
Philipp, tor many years owner and
director of the Germania theatcr in
New York and his large company of
actors and singers will also stop In
New Britain and will give one of his
fine performances Of "E.in Wiener
Maedcf t"The Girl from Nienna'D
at the Odd Fellow auditorium on
Arch street tomorrow evening. Fin
Wiener Macdel' is a swift German
musical comedy and one of extraor-
binary value as far AZ entertaining
features are concerned. For the large
German and Austrian population in
this city, the performance, entirely
in German, will he a most notable
theatrical event and no doubt, a
crowded house will greet Mr.. Philip
and his company here tomorrow
evening
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
DANE AND ARTHUR AT STRAND

DANE AND ARTHUR AT STRAND
Karl Dane and George *. Arthur
are partners in crime as well as
comedy in "Brotherly Love" which
comes today to the Strand thcater
AZ . Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer fun
feature for three days.
In the satire on reform" prisons.
the famous laugh team are seen as
convicts In q collegiate penitentiary
where they have guards only to keep
paroled prisoners from breaking in
again.
The vaudeville program has five
great select acts to offer featuring
Paper CreatioEs'' something new
and novel and presented by Lestra
Lamont and the Seven lids. Other
acts offer the Three Lordcns in
Lights OUT" Pierre White, Ameri-
can baritone and late star of Rose
Marie:" Brock and Flynn in college
Humor:" and Marie Sabbott and Co.
in Marie Of Alsace Lorraine"
Beginning Sunday night for four
days the Strand will present "kiley
the Cop" with Farrell Macdonald
and Louise Fszenda featured. while
beginning Monday the Strand will
offer Harden. master illusionist and
brother of the famous Houdini.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

Rooms furnished if desired. light
housekeeping. $50 Broad st. Tel. $50.
-advt.
For sale Kitchen coal range in
good condition. - Hough street.
Tclcpl one plainyille 493-4.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
GUILTY Of DRIVING
WITHOUT license
Car Registered in n. y; 0psra-
tor Has Maryland Permit

To drive an, automobile registered
In New York. on an operators
license issued In Maryland. il to
drive without a license. under the
laws Of Connecticut. Judge NJ. ID
SAKE ruled in police court today in
the case Of Elsa Nose, aged -. of 40
Court street. Brooklyn, N. Y. who
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Sergeants Mcl'uc and O'Mara and
Officer I.ieblcr. Nose. however.
showed a paper indicating that he
had applied for New York license
and had been notified to take the re-
quirAd test on December 10, SO
Judge SAKE suspended judgment. He
said he was convinced that Nose did
not intend TO violate the law. but he
warned him against driving auto
mobiles In Connecticut until he was
properly licensed.
Eddie Bassielc. aged IS. of 14V
Court street, Brooklyn. and John NJ.
Habash, aged ~ of the same ad-
dress. and Michael Maloof. aged A..
Of 1873 Court street, Brooklyn. wer"
found guilty OF the charge Of ped
ding without license ard fine Of
$40 and costs WAS imposed on each.
They were arrested with Nose fol-
lowing complaint to. Captain Kelly
that they were going from house TO
house on Lincoln road offering rugs
and tapestries for sale. They were in
two automobiles and according ia
their testimony they have done bust
/ ness with residents Of the south
western section of the city.
Woman In IN Liquor Law Charge
Mrs. Anna Battaglia. aged a.. OF
eS Franklin street. pleaded not
| guilty TO the charge Of violation OF
the liquor law. and her case vas
continued until December / OIL re.
quest Of Judge W. +. Mangan. The
arrest was made last night by Ser
geants O'Mara and NJ Away and Of
ticers Kelly and Mebler.
Judge Warns Couple to Agree
John Cunningham. ~. of g.
Spring street. pleaded not guilty te
the charge Of breach Of the peace
and ASA ult on his wife. Since com,
ing to New Britain two years age
the Cunninghams have been in polio,
court several times and Judge Sax,
warned them that the court canno
continue to exercise patience an,
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

leniency and will impose jail
sentences in the future. He was
illing to give Cunningham chance
10 get to work and stay out OF trou-
lle and TO that end he suspended
execution of a 90 day Jail sentence.
Mrs. Cunningham accused her
husband of beating her SO that her
limbs and her body were discolored.
An injury TO her forehead was caus-
ed by a blow with pan welded BY
him, she said. He has not worked
in several weeks and their married
daughter has been paying their bills.
lie Is a hard drinker and she has
heard that night patrolmcn have fro.
ouently been Obliged to order HIM
off the streets.
Cunningham denied that he ia,a
a hand on his wife. He had an at
gument with her. he said. hut the
bruises on her limbs and body were
of long standing AS any physicia..
could testify. AS for the injury TO
her forehead. Cunningham said she
came out of the cellar bleeding and
he hathcd and bandaged the wound.
She swore at him because she could
not find her false teeth, and she
threatened to have him Jailed. he
said. She was arrested for enter
tanning men In Newington recently
and her reputation. has prevented
him from obtaining employment. He
wanted TO go TO Vermont and live
apart from her. having her stay with
her relatives, he said. hut he must
first find work and earn the mon.,
for the trip.
Judge Sane said that while he dit
not recommend Il separation, ~
seemed that il was tho only sr-:,
for the coupl"-t take IL they can
not live together without being az
rested every fcw weeks. n Mrs.
Cunningham has any sense she will
help her husband. who believes h"
will find work in a local factory
soon. Judge Sane said
The non-Support case OF Joseph
Earko"ski. ~. Of - Spring street,
was again continued until March 81.
in care Of the probation officer.
Cleopatra was the last queen Of