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New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
INVESTIGATE ALL ANGLES OF CASE
Police Try to Find Kidnaper
 Of Los Angeles Boy

Los Angeles, April ' P>-T The story told by small chunl of c. ycar-old Walter Collins of a short, bcwhiskere1 man who inquired his way to the Collins home was relied upon by the police today as their strongest clrW in the supposed kid mapping of the Collins boy That man. Walters playmate, F. ycar-old Tutor said. rcscmbled one of the two suspected former conNicts whom the police are seeking in con- nection with the case.
 Young Tutor told the officers that on Friday, March 2, the day before the Collins boy disappeared. man driving touring car stopped al the curb and inquired the way 10 the address and volunteered to carry the message.
 No, l want 10 give ii to him my self" he quoted he man as say ing. '1'm after his hide
 The enmity of the cN-convict sus- poets, the police believe, had is inception with tho walls of Fol som prison where Walters father Walter J. s. Collins. is serving his third peniten'iary term. The elder Collins wrote to Los Angeles uthor- ities that in connection with his duties in supervising the work Of some ot her prisoners 1C had incur red the hatred of gang Of eight who believed he had reported them to the guards.
 The Tutor boys story further dovetails into the case since one of the suspects-onc of the two Of tn" gang of eight who have been rr- leased from Folsom-is known 10 be driving touring car like that dc scribed by the youngstcr.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Says Memorial Is an
 ElectrOcutiOn Chamber

Nashlngt0n, April WP)-W. w. Malone, lightning rod installation eN- pert. threatened 10 file q protest against what ic described as turn ing the S2.nn0. n40 Lincoln memorial here into an "olcctrocution cham bcr.'
 Malone said ho had been invited to submit q bid on district engineers plans to equip the memorial with provided for no grounding of wires and would lead to death to anyone who happened near bronze tablets in tn" structure III case lightning struck.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
American Club
 To Hear Both Candidates

An opportunity will bc extended through the Assyrian- American Citi- zens club to all the Assyrians ill the city 10 hear Angelo M. Paonessa and Donald l.. Gartlett, democratic and republican candidates for the mayor alty. tomorrow afternoon when both will speak a, meeting 10 be held in the Y. M. r. A. X B. society hall on Main street. The club is bipartisan and no action will be taken in endorsing either of the can- didates. B. Y. Jones. president, ex- plained today that the meeting has been called simply 10 give the Assyr- ians Of the city the opportunity of hearing the platforms of the two candidatee explained
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Poles Protest Against
 "DeplOrable Conditions

London, England. April [ Pi-Ar- tilicial sun baths for house dogs have been inauguratsd d by a May fair chemist who charges five Shll- llngs per treatment.
 Scores of fashionable women with their pets in their arms line up ln the shop ono misty mornings. The chemists business, started only |, few weeks ago. has increased to such an extent that he has arranged for additional space, 10 be devoted exclusively to the sun ray apparatus for dogs only.
 The dogs appeared to enjoy the process, after they come accustom- ed to the lamps. and usually take q nap as they would at home before fireplace.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Ht,Jl,CU NEW NAME

Belfast, Northern Ireland, April : IPl-The Galway Urban council has rejected a proposal by Council Tor John Burke to change the city's name to GaiIlimh.
 Councillor J. $. EedinGton said Ballinashruanc was the old name. not Gaillimh.
 The city was known 10 traders the world over as Galway. he con- tinucd. and sentiment was one thing but pounds. shillings and pence quite another.
 The proposal was defeated ten 10 siph
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
MOOSE ELECT OFFICERS
Philip Calmbacll Chosen Dictator of New Britain Lodge-.A. l.. Thomp- son Again Named Treasurer,

Philip Calmbach was elected die tator of the Loyal Order of Moose al q meeting held in the club rooms on Main street last night. Among the other officers elected was City Clerk A. L. Thompson who will go into the office of treasurer for the 18th consecutive term.
 Walter X. Campbell was elected as vice dictator. James Wilson was made prelate. and James E. O'Bricn was reelected as secretary for the fifth time. The three trustees were also reelected to office. They are John k. Peterson. Paul Lawlcss and Charles Murray.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Marks Climax

Providence. R. l.. April : Urp-- Announcement in Rome today of the cNcommunication of members Of the franco- American group rospon- Slhl" for the civil suit against Rishon William 4. Hickey marked a climax in Rhode Islands long church con- troNersy.
 nc cXcommunication order was dlrect"d against not only Elphaee ] baienault. Woonsocket edjtor-law. yer, but also against his church paper. the Sentinel and all his sun- porters in the civil action. accord . Ing to dispatches from Rome. Now in Rome Dalenault is now in Rome. seek Ing for second time to have the Pope send q delegation to obt ain frst-hand information regarding the controversy which has caused an almost unprecedented stir in church circles of this state.
 The civil suits were brought un- der Daignault's direction against Bishop Hickey and officials of the corporations of 12 Catholic churches of tho Providence diocese in an ef- fort to obtain an account of parish funds.
 It had been charged by the com- rlainantS that certain parish funds had been diverted to uses not prop erly authorized by the parish corpor- ations.
 For many months, Bishop Iicl ey has been subject to spasmodic at tacks by the Franco American group behind the civil action. Last October it was disclosed that the bishop had been granted by the sacred congregation of the council at Rome. specific authority to eX- communicate those who had cited him before a civil tribunal.
 The bishop never used this author- ity. however.
 The civil action recently was sub mittod to the state supreme court for an opinion. and is still pending Members of the Franco American group will not be able to proceed with their suits without the approv- al of the states highest court
 4 representative Of tho group re- sponsibIe for the civil suits. who ask ed that his iamc he withheld, de- clarcI today that news of the oN- comm unications did not surprise him. He asserted that this dcyclop- mont would not prevent him and his associates from pressing inc civil action in the event that tn, supreme courts decision were favorable.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
START IS PLANNED,
 WEATHER F0Rb|DS
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down of the machine by ice forming on the wings.
 4 carefully marked and prepared runway q mile long was ready. Guide flags flew at intervals of 800 yards and every 00 yards automo- bile tires were placed 10 guide the Bremen straight into the west. Be cause the plane is heavily laden. the until the plane is once in the air. would he as perilous as any of the miles which separate Baldonncl from Mitchell field, x. Y.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Hold Man Without Bail
 In Hartford Murder

Hartford. Conn. April : uP)- Santo Deloretto. alias Toni Santuo,i charged with the murder O. Frank thiaramida after q knife duel in q Hartford street. was held without bail for the June term Of criminal superior court after hearing today
 Four material witnesses were held under heavy bonds.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
AMERICAN WOMAN HAS
 TAKEN JAP HUSBAND
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marriage of q bad American and q good American?" she asked There are many bad Americans and they arc permitted to marry-but the Americans see nothing dishonorablc in that. Mir. Oto. remember. is a most honorable man.
 "Ies, ] have lost my citizenship. Though descended from an illustri- ous pioneer American family l am now an alicn."
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
FIRE ON FLORENCE ST

Damage estimated at scoo was done by fire on the roof Of house al .1 Florence street .his forenoon. Co. No. j of the fire Jepartmcn: was called by "s,ill" alarm at 9:eb o'clock and found a lively blaze. The house Is owned by Joseph Teisarxk! oi NeNlnelon.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
INJURIES PROvI. FATAL

NOfWaIk, NpflT ! ~F-JOhn DaNIcS c.: Cross street. died al Norwalk hospital carly today from injuries received a' midnight when he was i1i" doWb hN q Bridgeport bound x arN"Ik trolley. near Peat Swamp.
 Police are searching for relatives ' '' '-'". g." "p inolic~t which ,'. .f .s-.'. ;aa&nT Ill conduct.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
CATCH BIC FISH

Piccolos. April tUP)-F'ishcr- men caught a sturgeon in the river
 Pc that weighed 49n pounds. IL was II feet long. Fishermen believed i' had gone upstream in order to de- poslt eggs.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
TO WED T.. S. GIRL

London. April : R-The Evening News says that Prince Charles Phil ippe. the Duke de Nemours. will be married to Margaret Peggy" Wat son of Washington. D. C.. in Lon don within week or two.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
MI S>DLINI CHU.ERCD

Milan. April NP)-Premior Mussolini inspected the works of the new Lambrate lIydroplane company and was chcerod by the workers.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
VETS START TOlI:

Trento. April U'P)-Two hun Jred Czecho- SloNakian war veterans who served on the Italian front will start a tour Of the battlntleldS. The! will later 50 10 Rome.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
STATE POLICEMAN SHOOTS SUSPECT
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of New Haven, who was pursuing
 that machine.
 So far as Byrncs could determine ! in the momentary glimpse Of the i passing machine the shots were l fired from a single gun which had
 been thrust out of window. Ncl-
 son was nearby and was closing up
 distance between his motorcycle and ! the sedan. The motorcycle sud1en- | ly wavercd. slowed down and turn
 ed into the driveway of a houHe. 1 Then it fell over Byrnes and scs-
 eral men who had been at the store hurried there and found the
 officer prostrate and still breathing. i He was taken to the home of Dr. Seldom E. Overlook, member of the
 state board of pardons, where he
 expired. The body later was taken charge Of by an undertaken and
 Coroner Arthur G. Bill at Daniel son ordered an autopsy 10 be per formed today.
 Il | as q machine gun battalion which
 had active service in France. Irving ! It. Nelson, state police officer was killed by bullets of fugitive 'jccbox
 bandits"
 Today. search for the slayers c"n- tered at Dudley, Mass. where they abandoned an automobile. Looking for men who fled in an automobile after 8 running gun fight with a motorcycle officer in Spring. field. Mass. Nelson stationed him. self at crossroad last night in Pomfret, Conn. When he ordered car to stop, six shots were fired at him. Two took effect. Nelson's home was in Putnam. During the war he was member of the 1o2nd machine gun battalion, 26th division.
 In Springfield Cycle Officer Ray mond Gallagher was knocked from his machine by a car he had or dered to stop. Fourteen shots were fired at him and he fired three. The car he was stopping had been stolen in Worcester. Mass. It was the same one which Nelson later tried to stop. and which was found at Dudley.
 Gallagher was looking for "icebox bandits" who have been locking clerks in store ice boxes after rob- ping stores.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
CAR CIst Slil.l

Reggie calabria. April uP) - \ 6.aoo meter landslide crushed an automobile and obstructod the road near Basnara. The occupants of tho motor car escaped.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
Especial 10 the HeraId)

Plainyille, April 7-The annual banquet of the Plainville Chamber ot Commerce will be held in the high school gymnasium Wednesday evening, The principal speakers will be Attorney Benedict Holden and Maurice R. Sherman. both of Hartford. The banquet will be the first under the Chambers new president. Anson A. Macleod. who was elected al the annual meeting Thursday night
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07
ROMAN CHURCH IS
 BARRED ID EDITOR
EdlCt EXCommuniCateS All in
 Bishop Hickey Controversy

Rome. April [ U-P)-The conpre. eatlon Of the holy council today ex- to1nMlnlcated both the Woonsocket 'k. lD Sentinel and it's editor. The eXcommuncation order also includ- ed th" compliments in civil suits aga'nst Bishop Hickey. The holy congregation communication de- cree was made public in Osserva- tore Romano, official Vatican organ
New Britain herald., 1928-04-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
PETWORTH.

23I7 Ist ST. NV.
Large: Groom and bath home with ga
rage: hig porches: electricity: modern
throughout in 5r-t-class condition. $500
l743 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
First foor OF iwo-famiiy apartment build
ins -oom. kitchen ard hath: hack porch ard
yard: has separate cellar and individual heat
Ing DlArt: very attractively located: inst of
fered at reduced figure a; S42 SO Der month
1854 ST Sc.
Near Lincoln Park.
Practically new home. large rooms and
bath. hot-water heat electricity. hardwood
floors, large purcnes. good sized yard:
1890 cORBIN Pr. NE.
Bet c & D. inst off Tenn. Ave.
La-xe Groom home with huils-in garage
and all modern features ard fixtures: houses
IN this location are seldom offered for rent.
Priced low at $50 90
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THE LAWRENCE isssss 18th ST NV
Aps. s-C rooms and bath I'D 10
THE .sALrDA. Il0i EUCLID 81; NV
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THE INGLEsiDR. 1851 LANoST s.. Nv
kpse Of :. rooms and hath SAG 90 10 - tHl
AUS ~ 70 ard bath :. - tO.oD
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Apts % rooms and hath $50 90 t1 so 80
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THy aN0SA e76 9Th ST. NE
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AT, fSz ,sc,s eng fay ,s,h TRsT CO. 90
49, HNn Estate Tisfif
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WfSf Nk t4th ~
Y hto ROOMS htiN.TtN GARAGE
4 fukt HIS only NSa A MuNfH

A snlenth NV home IL e<eeltent eantit
tIna, ina! @ost vt ttth 81 ~ an attrartiVe
new ,Nmnun''t HNeneet IL stufes care
larEe rnems an, t.vd hath With hutttIa tub
and ah9"st rnaetete haW p"N'a sad I'VE
sofee'sa fear h,frhes c,heeete tellat eNtis
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tFtrih Artistic Ayenratipns aut lshllns hx
tnten hagstN und nasTe huitt IL rssfy}sefat,F
hnw wntal II enh MA meath Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28
SAI.E--CO.OPERATIVE APIS.

A REAL SACRIFICE
Cooperative apartment. built by M &
B Warren, containing living room. bed.
room Kitchen and dinette on second floor,
Ant 2O3. 1929 Porter st. NV. to he sold
S5uO below actual cost: easy terms. De-
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$500 l4th ST. NV.
rooms rooms and and bath bath $77 so to $500
THE IRIS. 1870 HARVARD ST. NV 80
1 rooms and bath. $4,000
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. rooms and bath. ....-.. so pU
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rooms and bath. ........ .SAoVo
230i CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
rooms and baths ...-....... $50 90
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rooms nd bath ...,............ $50 90
pAsADESA ssa3 ADAMS MILL RID NV
rooms and bath. -. -. -. SIS 90
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rooms Murphy bed. bath. .si7 80 10 s5" Do
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rooms and bath. .-..-.+...... .S'oOo
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room and bath. 49,. ........ 90
1913 18Th ST, NV
4 rooms ard bath. .s.... $40. 90 10 800 %
1925 CHAPLIN ST
r. b.. * incl. porch $4,000 70 soooo
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8 rooms bath porch. ....... $4,000
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THE PRESIDENTIAL,
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Electric RefrgrratOrs.
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SALE-APARTNiENTS.

co OPERATIVE APARTMENT FINE 10.
cation. Macs ave. NV: living. r.. dining r..
foyer. kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. At.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-28

SCHUYLER ARMS.
1854 CDLuMBiA Rn
R RS@9M P biNrrr KIT KIT AND AND BATH BATH
ELEVATORS And swiTCHnoARD.
MANAGER on PREMISES.
900 10Th ST.
COR; ION. AND EYE sTSl
R R@3Ns kIr AIR ASP b BATH:
FRi6iDAiRE'
ELEyAToks AXb sWiTc G
THE GREENBRlER,
= Rooms ASp aATns
MANAGER oS PREMISES.
NEWTON HALL,
i417 NEWTON ST.
ROOFS biNETTE, kiI AND BATH.
MANAGER o. PREMISES.
1885 10th ST.
Rooms path AND PORCH
dAHiFfRfio Il hlsflHEp'
THE MAYFAIR,
n9 ssk1 K,f ZIP n raH NqI.T $3.50.
2l0o + ST.
tSEAR GOVT pErTst
!. Rooms ROOM IFS ni,cny'FF XII ANnp nAArrnh
.3o 90 10 $3.50,
l447 CHAPLIN ST.
tNEAR MERIDIAN PARK
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THE kIlODA.
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1920 CALIFORNIA ST N W
r"ms ,,,,, h,,"he" aud hath %" front ~, 4,
l41H GIRARD 81 N ",
nqm dniue alnova sltrheu and
Dsd sas inel'ple,i .ia % s'ip 30 cav al
400 II 2nd ST. Sc.
Near Capitol,
u rooms aud bath iaisa porch $40 on
71O 9th St NV,
rooms hi,rhnh and bath 80. sab uu
GEO. w, LINkINS. Realtor.
l733 DE Sales ST.
Opposite Maynower llo,el,)
Main lOlO0.
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sdse~f tuasas aud bath, stgi8tN uas<ssga
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SHERIDAN.
1923 22nd St. NV.
Very desirable apartment in
excellent neighborhood. Three
rooms. kitchen and bath. SIS.
Apartment in excellent condi-
ton. Inspection invited
II. l.. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th ST. NV. Main 800.
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thet NANNuM sr NV

Fine naNiern home Il I raems v baths
.l.eelns no'fhes, hreastsst nsfes e.svgwt,
',eap h0sses aud ,Ars inw ran,st SilN.
tlAa CdAfHN SF NV
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MtsteFa Il fVan and hath hause ia this
aaaa sssilan' Inv rental, 40
u puams aHa hath M,steen ~ ha IN Hae
>tAa',laa} glIaN!,,Sn.. gea.aL slNa,
WAIfina A. aauMN ,aee II ~, NV.