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ner last evening in the presidential
dining room of the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Halstead formerly made their home In
Washington.
Mr.. William c. Deming, president of
the Civil Service Commission. has re-
turned from a trip to Chicago and
other points In the West. Before lcav-
ing Cheyenne Mr.. Deming was the
guest of honor at n dinner given by
Gov. and Mrs. Frank G. Emerson.
Others who enjoyed the hospitality of
Wyomings chief executive were Mr..
and Mrs Fred E. Warren and Gen. and
Mrs. Dwight E. Aultman of Fort Rus
sell
Comdr and Mrs. Norman Murray
Smith entertained at dinner last eve
ming, later taking their guests to THE
Mikado" Their party included Admiral
and Mrs. II. II. Rousseau, the former
Mipister from Greece to Brazil and
Nine. Stamati-PeZaS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland K. Smith, Col. and Mrs. Jcrom"
G. Pillow. Mai. and Mrs. Langley Whit
ley. Mrs. McChord Boyle and Comdr.
Hugo Fischer
Mrs. Eugene Collistcr will leave to-
morrow morning for New York, where
she will remain for about two weeks.
Mr.. James P. Goodrich. former Gov
ernor OF Indiana arrived yesterday at
the Willard. where he will remain until
tomorrow.
Mrs. Malcolm Smith had guests with
her at tea yesterday In the palm court
Of the MayfoWer.
Mrs. Joseph M Stoddard and her
daughter. Miss Ruth Stoddard. left for
New York. Friday. March 2. to sail on
the S. S. Bermuda. Saturday, for Ber-
muda. They will be away about three
weeks and will be at the Princess Hotel
during their stay.
Mrs. J. P. B. Casgrain Of Montreal is
at the Carlton for weeg. accompanied
by her daughter and Mrs. K. G.
Strachan. also Of Montreal. Mrs. Cas-
grain. who has been at Atlantic City
for several weeks. will make Il short
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tour through Virginia before returning
TO New York for a short stay and thence
TO her Montreal home. She will be
accompanied on her trip by her
daughter and Mrs. Strachan.
An exhibition and sale OF rare
antique jewelry Colonial Spanish vest
mcnts. old silver and handsome en-
broidcrics will be held at the Burling-
ton Hotel, Monday and Tuesday. OPEN
ing at 10 o'clock and continuing all day.
percentage of the proceeds will be
given to Friendship House Miss Emma
T. Stabler Is in charge Of the exhibit.
Columbian Women to
Entertain Representative E-ittcn.
The Columbian Women OF George
Washington University will hold re-
ccption in honor Of Representative Fred
A. Brittcn Of Illinois Tuesday evening,
March 6, in Corcoran Hall of the uni
vcrsity.
Mrs. Harvey w Wiley. president Of
the Columbian Women. will receive
Following the reception. Representa-
tive Britten. who Is ranking member OF
the naval affairs committee of the
House. will give a talk on THE Ameri-
can Navy and Its Relation to World
Peace"
Members of the Columbian Women
arc invited to bring guests.
Mrs. Will c. Barnes IS heading q
group Of women Of the Twentieth Gem
tury Club who have bought up the
National Thcatcr for the evening of
March 26 and will sponsor o perform
ance for the benefit Of Friendship
House.
The drawing rooms Of the Old Brick
Capitol, now tho headquarters of the
National Woman's Party, were the
scene Of an informal tea yesterday aft
crnOon given In honor Of Miss HOna
Gale of Wisconsin.
Miss Gale. member OF The National
Council OF the Woman's party. was ac-
companiad by Mrs Blaine. wife Of SEN
ator Blaine OF Wisconsin, Other mem
borS Of the National Council acting as
hostrSsgS We're Mrs Richard VAIN
wright, Miss Doris Stevens, Miss Jessie
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Eastern Star Election.

POTOMAC. Va. March 3.---Mrs. Elsie
w. Herbert was elected worthy matron
Of Jessica Callahan Chapter, No. 9i,
Order OF the Eastern Star. last night
ut meeting held in the auditorium Of
the town hall building. She will sue
cccd Miss Edna M McCauley, present
worthy matron. when the new staff of
officers is installed March Is Other
officers elected arc: Gerald Meyers.
worthy patron; Mrs Marie A. Rollins.
associate n1atron: Mrs. Louise Ievey,
secretary: Mrs. Nellie Harrison. treas
urer: Mrs. Vida Moriarty, conductrcss.
and Mrs. Agnes Thomson, associate
cnDdllctrcse
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Rehkopf. Col. and Mrs. A. r. Ovenshine
Mrs. Archie Miller, Col. S. H. Ford,
Mai. and Mrs. b. r Merchant. Cni. an
Mrs. Edmond r. Tompkins, Capt and
Mrs. II. r Allen, jr. Col. and
Mrs Andrew Moses. Col and Mrs. W.
K. Wilson. Col and Mrs William Tay-
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SOCIETY
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes Dining
at Willard Tonight With Senator
and Mrs. Hiram Bingham

sentative and Mrs. Sol Bloom, Mr.. and
Mrs William Bowie Mrs. c. LII. Rug
giles, Col and Mrs. c. II. Conrad. jr.:
Col and Mrs w. V Morris. Col. and
Mrs f. II. Brown. Col and Mrs. L, S.
HAstShcrn. Col. and Mrs. n. b.
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Miss Grace II. Listoe, daughter of the
late Col Soren Listoc, for many years
American consul to Holland. Is the
gueSt of Judge and Mrs. William Alfred
Milliken. at 1908 Nineteenth street. and
will later be the guest Of other friends
during her three weeks visit In WASH
ington It is the first time Miss Listoc
has ma de q visit of any length In WASH
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Nal EeH. and A's. sumnerail
Entertain Preceding Dance.

MAJ Gen ai.c Mrs. 4. i i3ummerall
entertained III dinner st The Amy War
CD!itge dance last night. The follow
lug IL q list q! 'ilr 24e@is
s3en8tyr and Mrs. l. ID Iy&oi., Repre-
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ington since the death OF her father
some months ago.
The United States Consul General to
Montreal and Mrs. Albert Halstead. who
are now in Washington and are staying
~ The ft.rlower. entertained At din
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Mrs. Clara Spiccr OF 1924 Wisconsin
avenue has gone to Baltimore 10 visit
her son and will return to Washington
ate this month.
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Or. Paris Brcngle has returned to the
city from st. Augustine. Fla, where he
was at the Hotel Ponce de Leon for
10 days,
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lor. tr.: Capt. and Mrs. r. d. Sharp.
Col. and Mrs. d. p. Quinlan, Col. Harry
G. Bishop and Lieut.. and Mrs. c. p.
Summerall, ir.
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The Alumnae Association of Ran
dolph-Macon Womens College will have
a dinner March 10 at the Grace Dodge
Hotel. The alumnae Of Baltimore will
join In this event in honor of the
founder of the college, Dr.. William
Waugh Smith
DR. Lucille DoOley, an alu,nnae, will
be present and will make the principal
address Miss Alice IIei>ey is president
1f tn" Washington branch of the aSso-
ri3tion
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Dell, Miss Sheldon Jackson, Miss Maud
Younger, Mrs Jennie Bcrliner. Miss
Sarah Grogan, Mrs. Emile Berliner and
Miss Joy Webster.
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Mrs. Howard Davidson will be at
home informally tomorrow afternoon at
Boiling Field.
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The Commandant Of the War College
and Mrs William ID. Connor entertained
a company of SO at dinner last evening
in the officers Club at the Army War
College
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Chi Omega Fraternity Of George
Washington University will hold BAN
quot at the Club st. Marks Monday in
c0mmcmoration Of the tWenty-fifth an
, nivcrsary Of the founding of their chap
ter, Phi Alpha. The committee In
charge Of arrangements. Of which Miss
Iiylda NJ. Wrcnn Is chairman. includes
! Miss Margaret Hoover. Mrs. Oliver Ma
quia and Miss Dorothy Lewis.
The toastmistrcss of the evening will
be Miss Louise Espcy Of the alumnae
chapter. Mrs Vcsta Lockwood Watson,
national treasurer, also expects to at
tend.
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Nfs FreGc!f viii Lc 81 home this
stlcrbryn anG the oih~f SatuEdaJ3 =.
this month. Mrs Ffrnprt hah Win "a,
!.ef oaYgG,rr. Mss Jessie Benton FIRE.
yncut. who viii te WITH neT FOR week
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Mrs. Malcolm Smith had guests with
her at tea yesterday In the palm court
Of the MayfoWer.
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"Tr Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes will be the guests in
whose honor Senator and Mrs.
4 Hiram Bingham will entertain
q large company at dinner this
evening at the Willard Hotel.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Cute in a Baby
awful at Three
land its Dangerous
BY Ruth Britain
by Ruth Britain,

Thumb sucking docs look sweet in
a baby, but ii is disgusting in the
three-year- rod and sometimes it
hangs on until fifteen or sixteen,
The habit may cause an Informed
mouth or induce adonoids; and it al
ways interfcres with digestion. Pin
ming the slecy over the hand; at
taching mittens. or putting on card
board cuffs, which prevent bending
the arms at the elbows, are some Of
the ways 10 stop tn" habit.
Another bad habit--irrceularity N
bowel action--is responsible for
weak bowels and constipation in ba =
bies. Give the tiny bowels an op-
poriunity to act at regular periods
each day. If they don't act at first,
little Pitchers Castoria will soon
regulate them. Every mother should
keep bottle Of it handy to Use in
case of collie, cholera. diarrhea. gas
on stomach and bowels. constipation
loss Of sleep, Or when baby Is cross
and fcynrish. It's gentle influence
| over baby's system enables him t1
! gct full nourishment from his food
/ helps him gain strengthens his
! bowels
Cast oria is purely vegetable and
! rmlcss---the recipe is on the
wrapper. Phycisians have prescrib-
- II for over 80 years. With eacf
package, you get a valuable book or
| Motherhood. Look. for Chas. Fl
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Resting AT Sydney After
Long Flight From Cali
fornia-Backer of Trip
Announces Generous FL
nancial Gift to Ameri.
cans of Crew.

Sydney, Australia, June II tPl-A
lesire to continue around the world
today gripped the two Australian
pilots of the monoplane southern
Cross as they rested with their two
American companions after Their
flight from Oakland. Cal.
However, the ship that proved so
airworthy on the ueacherous $500
mile course viii not remain idle
pending formulation OF the world
flight plans, as the crew will take
off "Wednesday for 500 mile trip
10 Melbourne. Captain Charles
Kingsford- Smith and Charles Tim.
the Australian pilots, announced
This today after they made known
their hopes for a world tour.
With the praise of Australians at
Brisbane and sydney still fresh in
their memories the Americans. Har-
~ w. Lyon, navigator, and James
". Warner, radio operator, also
we're to gain their share OF the
honors in the southern city. Lyon
expects to fly back to sydney on
Thursday and sail for the United
states. Warner has not made known
exactly what he plans 10 do after
arriving at Melbourne.
sydney forgot work yesterday and
spent the day with the four filters.
4 civic reception was held at the
city hall. Hundreds of persons who
a l,ta ,r1j,, cd n
he hail enthusiastically cheered the
airmen on their arrival at the pal.
ace.
Today the civic commissioner re.
quested that Warner favor the Aus
tralian commonwealth with a re-
membrance-his cherished Panama.
This the radioman did amid loud
cheering.
Captain kingsford Smith an
nounced that he and Tim in flying
the Southern Cross around the
world would start from sydney in
a few days.
Will Use S25.OOO.
II is understood the fliers will use
he $4,000 given them by the gov
eminent in carrying out their world
flight.
When King Smith and Ulm
emerged from the plane here to re-
ceiye the welcome of their parents,
the two Yankees of the crew also
We're greeted like homecoming sons.
1t Is understood a movement has
been started in the United States to
raise a purse for Lyon and Warner
equal to or even greater than the
sum presented the Australians.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
% Persons Killed in
Train Wreck in Germany

Nuremberg, Germany. June IL Up
twenty-five persons were dead to-
day after the Munich Frankfurt eX-
press plunged down an embankment
near Siegelsdort.
The train was rounding q sharp
curve yesterday at so miles at hour
when it left the rails. The engine
plunged down the embankment and
the boiler burst. The first coach fell
on the locomotive and most of its
occupants We're scalded TO death.
Fourteen persons were killed instant
ly and eight OF those injured died
later.
Panic reigned after the wreck,
most Of the uninjured passengers
fed without attempting to aid those
who were hurt. but they were finally
cared for by personS who came from
nearby towns to the scene OF the
disaster
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Questions!

Can You Answer These Questions?
DO you know why ointments do
not give you quick and lasting re-
lief?
Why cutting does not remove the
cause?
DO you know the cause Of piles is
internal? That there is stagna-
ton of blood in the lower bowel?
DO you know that there Is an in
ternal remedy discovered by DR..
Leonhardt and known as HEM
ROID. sold by Fair Drug Dept. and
all druggists with guarantee of
money back If it fails?
HEM-ROID banishes piles by re-
moving the cause-stagnation Of
blood in the lower bowel. This sim
pie home treatment has an almost
unbelievable record for sure, safe
and lasting relief to thousands Of
pile sick sufferers, and saves the
needless pain and expense Of an op-
alton
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

On Thursday. June IA. Rev. John
F. Donohue, pastor of st. Joseph's
church, will observe the 30th ami
Nersary OF his ordination to the
Catholic priesthood. Father Dono-
hue succeeded the late Rev. Patrick
Daily as pastor here being trans
ferred from Lakeville to this city.
No special plans have been made
for the observance of the day,
Father Donohue considering il Just
another milestone in his life.
Under his directorate. st. Jo-
seph's church has 1lourished and the
Pensioners have shown a lively
spirit of cooperation in everything
undertaken. Father Donohue is as
sisted by Rev. John J. keane.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
% KILLED IN MASS.

Bost on June IL UP)---TWenty
three persons were killed in automo-
bile accidents last week in the state
of Massachusetts, according to the
weekly report released by George A.
Parker, registrar of motor vehicles.
Pedestrian fatalities headed the list
with IA killed.
ton and Stoughton.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Safe, Harmless
Way to Remove
Presentation Odors

Here's an easy way to Danish all
body odors-with perfect safety!
One or two tablespoonfuls Of Sylpho-
Nathol in your bath water will not
only end all ordinary pcrspiration
odors but will instantly relieve per-
spring. painful feet. Wonderfully
refreshing and invigorating-and
beneficial to the skin. You'll be de-
lighted. Get Sylpho Nathol at all
dealers.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
FLASHES OF LIFE: THREE WOMEN IN
HOUSE OF COMMONS REPLACE HUBBIES

gationalists arrive on pilgrimage
from Great Britain.
Concord, n. 1.-Two unidentified
boys drown when canoe overturns.
New Bedford, Mass.-Mrs Maria
Maciile and Mrs. Hermina Vaudrey,
sisters, drown in Long Pond. East
Frectown. when motorboat hits rock;
five others in craft rescued.
Providence. r. 1.-Former Fed
eral Judge Arthur Lewis Brown dies
at "A years.
Danhury. Conn. - Ninety-three
year Old woman, Mrs. William
Seller Of Rye. n. Y. killed In au-
tomobilo accident.
Middletown--The bodies OF q man
and dog. lying side by side. are
found washed upon the bank Of the
Connecticut river. The features Of
the man could not be discerned as
the body had been decomposed hav-
ing laid in the water for two weeks.
Hattford-Tive planes competing
in a flying contest hold race against
time and an altitude climb after it
was announced that rain had can
colled a spring meet of New England
Acronautical society. Clubs from
Hartford and Waterbury tied for
honors in the impromptu matches.
Red Top-State police of Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut join in
hunt for William W. Neff who was
to report to the Harvard crew camp
here on Monday as an assistant crew
manager
New Haven--Police guard millions
of dollars in packing cases while
bank is moving to new quarters two
blocks away.
New Haven--Miss Ida NJ. Tarbeli
writer and historian. lauds Cover
nor Alfred z. Smith and his record
as proof Of his fitness for the presi-
dency before meeting of the Connec-
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Sydney, Australia, June II UP)
Navigator Harry W. Lyon and
/ Radio Operator James Warner, the
American members of the Southern
Cross crew, will slip away from Aus
tfalia in a few days and return to
the United States
Despite the acclaim which they
hive shared here with Capt Charles
| klngstord- Smith and Capt. Charles
T. j. Tim and the enthusiasm with
( which they have been welcomed by
the Australian people, the two
Americans, always modest and retir-
ing, feel they should return soon to
their native land.
Ever since the Southern Cross
landed at Brisbane. completing the
longest flight ever attempted over
water, Lyon and Warner have re.
peatedly tried 10 stay in the back.
ground and allow their Australian
comrades TO receive all the plaudits
Tor the great achievement They
feared they might be taking part of
Smith and Tim.
ITS your homecoming, Lyon
told the flight commander. We
don't want to intrude,' But it was
only through the entreaties of the
Australian fliers that this country
was honorod by the Americans visit.
Warner and Lyon both said they
Lad enjoyed their reception in Bris-
hane and Syndey Immensely. When
they landed here yesterday after
thir 5o0-mile flight from the former
city they were kissed by many wo-
men admirers. The crowd which
gathered around the filters contained
approximately 100000 persons.
Lyon revealed that he received
$4,000 for navigating the Southern
Cross from California to Suva.
Il naturally feel that my work
contributed considerably to the sue
cess of the flight" he ad lifted,
land that Warner, too, was mvalu-
able during the many hours We were
in the air. He kept us alive with
his radio grip.
But ] wanted the $4,000 and
that's why l took the job. / sure
got my thrill, too
Congratulatory cables and radio
grams piled up for the filters from
all parts of the world, and from
nearly every city of Australia came
invitations FIR kingsford- Smith and
Tim TO visit them as soon as they
We're rested
The TWO pilots. meanW bile, were
at the homes Of their parents, re-
ceivlng old friends and relaxing
from the strain of their 7,Soo-milc
journey across the Pacific
The flyers were honored by
large civic reception this afternoon.
They were presented with a check
TOR $4,000 by Marcus Oldham,
Australian financicr.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

pant aged % and results In injuriea
to two others. The driver Of the
machine In which the woman was
riding took his chances" 1t is said,
rather than turn down the embank-
ment. The driver of the second auto
was arrested for driving while
drunk
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Middletown-Presid James l..
McConaughty Of Wesleyan univer-
sity In his third annual report to
the board OF trustees. advocates the
establishment Of a special building
as an Honors College for upper
claasmen.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

b. the Associated Press
New York-Dazzy Vance is en-
titled to some recognition as base
balls longest walloper-of a golf
ball In one of the classes of long
driving contest conducted by the
Daily News he hit 256 yards, foot.
inches; Jigger STATE drove c5S
yards, , feet, inches.
London-Three women have sue
ceeded their husbands in the house
OF commons and a fourth is seeking
to do so. Lady-Blades is the con
sentative candidate at Epson. Her
husband, formerly Lord Mayor Of
London, was elevated to the peerago
last week, II elected she will fol-
low the example of Lady Astor, Lady
Iyeagh and Mrs. Hilton Philpson.
New York-Among the competi-
tors in a nonstop dance marathon
are II OF Mr.. Pyles bunion derby
lists and a channel swimmer.
Mexico City-What is a mad bull
compared to an automobile out OF
control? Juan Silyeti. an outstand-
ing matador. who survived many
wounds received in his calling, has
been injured. probably fatally, in a
motor accident.
New York-Mr Televox, mechan-
ical man. is to drill a squad at a
Governors Island fete. In test he
seemed to lack the snap and Or
iginality Of d hard boiled sergeant,
CurtiSs Field, n. Y.-As a crowd at
Curtiss field rushed at Lindbergh
taxing to an hangar he shut off the
motor lest somebody be killed by
the propeller.
Mount Pleasant, Pa.-SNuck by
the whirling propeller of a plane in
which he had Just taken a ride,
Daniel Murphy is dead. He had
keen up Is minutes as a passenger
Doorn--Wilhelm Hohenzollern en-
poets to entertain Won Huenefeld
and koehl of the Bremen, now
bound from New York home. He
has sent them invitations.
New York-Flo Ziegfeld Is 10 pro-
duce an operetta Joan OF Are"
which will have romance.
Ne" Haven--Yale athletes seem
to attract heiresses. H. Edward
Manville, Jr.. hockey player is to
wed Miss Ethel Schniewind OF New
York. Briggs 8. Cunningham of
Cincinnati, football player and track
athlete. is engaged to Miss Lucie
Bedford Of New York.
New Iork-It is averred in It'll
CATION that Lottie Moore Schoemmel,
who perfected the grease swimming
SUIT, has acted like temperaman-
tai opera star" She is being sued
Tor $500 by her sister, Grace Moore
Shaw on a loan. The plaintiff
charges that on a cross country trim
Tor a swim Lottie Suddenly became
the lady" saying such things as
fresh cut flowers in her train draw
ing room went with her high sta
ton as a swimmer"
Providence. r. I.-C'harles \.
kraus, president Of Brown Tniver-
sty Radio club. tells Commander
Donald B. Macmillan Of Italia crews
plight but Arctic explorer reports
inability to assist Mobiles men be-
cause schooner is frozen in.
Boston--Boston Braves to move
left field stand back to check home
run epidemic.
Cambridge, Mass. - Harvard au-
thorities ask public aid In sea rch
for missing William W. Neff, Chi
cago student and assistant crew
manager.
Roston--Twelve hundred Congre-
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New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Company | Veterans
Honor Dead Comrades

The members of Company | Vet
eran Corps, G. n. G.. met at the
Armory Sunday morning visited the
cemeteries and decorated the graves
Of thoir dead comrades with flowers
and flags, and painted the markers
on the graves.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Hartford-Southern New England
Zionist regional union delegates cast
the present administration of tn,
union when they meet at the ma
tional convention in Pittsburgh mex
month.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11
Australian Aviators Now Think
Of Continuing Around the World

Los Angeles, Cal, June II Up
G. Allan Hancock, Los Angeles,
millionaire, and financial
hacker of Charles kingsford- Smith,
and Charles Ilm, who presented the
airplane southern Cross 10 the two
aNlators after their successful Paci.
fic flight, today included the two
Americans of the planes crew in
another gift.
To the Americans. Harry Lyons
navigator, and James Warner. radio
operator, the wealthy sportsman has
given half interest IN the profits
OF motion pictures of the flight. This
other half OF the profits will go tC
kinSsford Smith and Tim, Tho
pilots.
The motion pictures We're taker
originally tor Hancock's personal
film library, and with no thought o,
public showing.
Pictures taken OF the prepGS ttory
steps of the flight Were taken by
Hancock's personal photographer
Tim, from his seat in the plane
shot the scenes of interest during
the flight,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

New London-Albert G. Florence,
a World War veteran dies an hour
after falling under wheels OF Il
freight train while trying to gain a
free ride to Boston.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

observation-disclosures OF FoIeigl
Wars elect James +. Daley. Hart
ford az commander at close Of til,
eighth annual encampment.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Hartford ~ Connecticuts laying
governor" and Mrs. Trumbull maxi
ing her first extended air trip cover
distance from Boston to the local
airport during severe rainstorm In
time for the states executive to
leave on the special train bolId for
the republican convention at Kansas
City.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Farminston-Death takes Edward
Hooker Deming. former Judge Of
probate, banker. merchant and town
official.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Meriden-Three armed robbers
beat rooming house proprietor and
rob woman boarder Of $24 making
their escape from the house under
the cover of darkness.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

INTERPRETATION tour viii
start today sponsored by Automobile
Association to cover the six New
England states.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

ticut Federation OF Women's Demo-
cratic clubs. His 'attractiveness
people cannot escape" she remark
ed,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-11

Danbury-Auto accident on pre-
cipitous highway kills woman occu-