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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
Aged Man Dies

81 Times special
NOBLESVILLE. Ind. Sept. T.
Jerome Hartley. 50. is dead at his
home north of this city. He leaves
two children. Mrs. Ora Achenbach.
George and John Hartley; eighteen
grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
$4,000 Live in Anderson

By Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Sept. IA. ".
Reschar. postmaster. basing an esti-
mate of Anderson population on
postal figures. places it $4,000, gain
Of 1000 in the past year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
Cu1.fe70 Asked
ON Gasoline
BIZ Times Special

BIZ 7 ines Special
GOSHEN, Ind, Sept. T.
Purchase of gasoline here from
10 p. m. to p. m. will be i'm
possible if an ordinance passed
on second reading by the city
council is adopted. Only one
filling station here now oper-
ates on a night and day basis,
and property owners near 1t.
complaining of noise made
during sleeping hours by auto
mobiles and trucks urged the
council to pass the closing
ordinance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
Pastor VIII Move

By Timcs Sneci1I
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept. T.
DR.. Clarence E. Flynn, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
here, has accepted call to the
pulpit of the Trinity church, Berke-
lev. Cal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
CORN PICNIC DATE SET
Indiana Association Members to
I Hold Outing Oct. 4.

INDIANA ASSOCIATION Members to
+ Hold Outing Oct. 4.
BIZ Tim es Special
LAFONTAINE, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
first annual picnic of the Indiana
Corn Growers Association will be
held Oct. 4, at the farm of G. F..
Troyer, near here, Prof. Kellar E.
Beeson, secretary, Lafayette, an
nounces. Troyer is a former presi-
dent of the association and has
twice held the title of corn king
of the world
Talks by the faculty members of
the agronomy and botany depart
ments Of Purdue university, demon
STATIONS of corn test plots and a
picnic dinner are on the program.
Attendance of 1900 is expected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
Stalk Bears 1870 Flowers

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Sept. T.
A sunflower stalk in the back yard
Of John Cornelius home is thirteen
feet high and bears $50 blooms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-07
Lightning Causes Fatal Attack

BIZ United Press
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. super
induced by a flash of lightning
which struck near an automobile,
Mrs. Frank Harry, SIS, Middletown
died of heart disease near here.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
City Items

s-e Clyn"s and Callahan in the "HoteI Lxby Eomanc"' at Tabs Hall Monday evening" aJlt.
 Thomas J. toyle Of r." North street. former councilman from the sixth ward. ie seriously i'll at Ne" Britain General hospital.
 Don't miss the tNo act musical sketch Hotel Lobby Romance Monday night al Tabs Hall.-advt.
 Mrs. James North and two sons, William and Daniel North of sunny - ledge. and Mrs. Frederick r. Cpsoh Of Park place are in N"w York city
 Miss Elizabeth Stack and Mis-, Justine Stack Of Harrison street ar, in Washington. D. '.
 Fun. dancing and music in the Hotel Lobby Romance" al Tabs Hall Monday evening. Don't miss il, -adyt.
 The police were notified today ot the return of the operators licenses O Henry J. Cloutier Of 56S Farm ington avenue and Patrick Rocco c. -3 Prospect street. also return Of th right 70 operate, 70 Theodore kawccki of 45 Alden street.
 1 piece ot awning. 1XS fl. used 10 draw across @ show window in sunny weather, was stolen from th rear entrance 70 the Boston Store cellar last night. Sergeant r. j. O'Mara is Investigating.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
RefOrmers Accused of
 Savin Rock Gambling

Hartford. April . N'P) Charge $ that opponents of gambling had often been seen playing games of chance at Savin Eock. West Haven HmUS"- ment resort, puilVcncd q hearing be lore the cities and loroughs com mi'tee of the general assembly on q bill repeating measure permitting gambling at the resort.
 Representatives of NcN Haven and West HaVon religious and charitable organizations, including rrot'ssoI Jerome Davis of Nal, Divinity school. appeared in favor of the rc- peal bill.
 Mrs. Amy Marr. pr Silru' of fine West Haven Womau'.- club, denied 'h oc har-e in hearing of q roncos. sion employ" that sh" was q fro ouont patrous of gaminS tables at SaNin Rock.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
STRUCK BY AUTO,
 FILES S5,O00 SUIT
New Haven Man Brings Action
 Against 0. l. Davis

A negligence action involving s5,- e0e damages was brought yesterday Lv James l.. Glover, Jr,, of West Haven against Oliver l. Davis Of go Monroe street. through Attorney l.. s. Pickett Of New Haven.
 The plaintiff alleges that while lie was driving in his machine Tn West Haven several months ago. he uaS struck by an automobile driven Ky Davis. as result Of which his c4r was damaged and he received several personal injuries consisting Q. a broken neck. cracked Nertebrae and injuries 10 the spinal cord. Glo ytr further alleges that as a conse- QuenCe he had To undergo treatment il q hospital and was obliged to eN- pend a large sum Of money. Pa DTS wer" served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz, The writ is re tI1-nable in superior court ot New Haven on the first Tuesday in May.
 The property Of Herman Parsell vas attached yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz for s6N0. fol- lowing au action brought by Rose Winch Of Plainvllle through Attor- ney F. L. Alpcrt. The plaintiff claims failure to pay certain bills.
 Albert Lundstrom brought action yesterday for $500 against Ernest and George Edam of Newington through Attorney Albert A. Green berg. claiming injuries 10 himself nd damage 70 his automobile as a .rsult or an accident sometime ago. constable T., Y. Hdlleran of New lugton served the papers. The writ js returnab}e in city court on the second Monday in April.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
SAY .tn.t-D'HtG.AN

The marriage of Miss Margaret D'llagan. daughter Of Mrs. N D'IIagan of Gaurock, scotland, and HoHel J. Sayada Of this city. took place yrsterda. morning at g o'clock k al St. Joscph's church. Rev. John r. Donohue officiatcd and also ccle- brated nuptial high mass.
 Mrs. Charles MCRelnolds was ma iron of honor and Charles Mickey, nolds vas best man.
 The bride was attired in 2 gown Of beige lace with hat and slippers 10 match. She carried a bouquet o; roses and lilies. The matron O. honor wore rose beige georgette gown and carried pink roses Following the ceremony lunch con was served at the home of MT and Mrs. McReynolds, So Derby street. Guests were present from Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Hartford and this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Sayada left on z wedding trip to New York ana Washington and on their return vii reside at 1o3 Carlton street.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

riods, and directing bureau Of child welfare 10 make periodic inspections
 of boarding homes for children. Limiting students living in dorml- tories at Connecticut agricultural college al Storrs, and repeating 1925 act limiting total student onrollm, nt to 5Up,
 Including in trunk line highway system road from White school house in Gilead, town of Hebrcn, through camp meeting woods in
 Bolton. to Highland Park, Man. che ster.
 Amending charter of investors mortgage and guaranty company to
 provide company shall do uti" searching and guarantee business.
 repeating insurance, loan. issue of closes in action. insurance brokei- are. and real estate dealing powers and authorizing increase of capital to sl,U0o.00o by majority vote of stoc kholders
 Accepting federal aid for further Geyelopm. nt Of agricultural oAtcn- son work under Cappcr-ketchalh act. and authorizing trustees of Con- lprcticut agricultural college to re ceiye such funds and organize such extension work.
 Authorizing state board Of fish cries and game to acquire hy SiI' lease or purchase. hunting. trapping or shooting rights or privileges o3 land with necessary rights of in gross or Cgress, to be op 10 pub lie under regulations to be toruin- lated by board. suspension of lIcrus'- in addition 10 other penalties 10 |. within power of board after rrgula- tions have been violated.
 Including in trunk line system oi hiehways road from rosld, nee o'
 Jerome Judd al Bulls Bridge, Kent , to South Kent through upper Mcr- , ryau school district on ,h" Ne" , Milford to residence of Sn'f oSurn,
 following so-callod Jim Road to
 r, silence of John Nelson in Kent,
 following present highway to AsA swamp, Washington following high
 ray along south side CT Ia h" 1 Naramalg to Point South Of Hotel ! lomarnick. connecting with S" called Tinker HilI road. and cou'lu-
 uing around hill 10 Nlliag@ Of NrN
 Preston.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Broadway Bargain in Old Scotch
 Called Of by Rude Policeman

Of whisky and still leave their con- science free to attend d movie on the proceeds.
 After consilera ble discussion, the scale of prices was set at sl quart and Fabian was delegated 10 Nen- ture into the marts of trade.
 He stepped into the vortex Of the theater-s going crowd, brandishing the bottle.
 Here you are shouted Fabian Genuine old whisky, q dollar a quart. Scotch whisky just off the boat. a dollar q quart
 Fa abian outshou the neWsboy on the corner and the crowds halt ed. Waving his bottle in the faces Of potential customers. Fabian found them skeptical. He eulosized the merits Of genuine old Scotch whis- ky. and one bystandcr cautiously bid 75 cents ia uiun held out for a dol lar.
 sudd,lly ,: sruff voice interrupt ei:
 'l'l take whisky" it said and You. to
 Fabian lii, i,iS eyes 10 the skies and confron the steciy gaze oi Patrolman l nz Of the Broad way traffic squad. The crowds dispersed
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

New York. April 3 tuP)-Out Of the accumulated wisdom of his lo years on earth. Fabian lavelle had learned that whisky genuine old scotch whisky-had a certain eco homie value.
 He had not learned, however. that policemen do not ouy liquor no mat ter how good g bargain it is-at least they don't out on Broadway side walk where electric lights rival daylight.
 The result is that Fabian is in the custody of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children. He and two companions were hay ing a fling at night life at 4Sth and Broadway last evening when one of the boys noticed brown paper par eel on the sidewalk.
 So they put away their dice and went over to investigate. The paper contained q bottle and the bottle in turn contained something that look ed like whisky. It smeiled like whis ky II gurgled like whisky.
 It must be whisky said Fabian.
 Three juvenile broNs went into Creases over the problem Of how much they could charge tor q quart
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

Ccontiruoi from First ragc) the au5eN'lDosia wore off and the them. T don't care to take gas"
 No. | will stand lt,' Il" told them" don't ear" 10 take gas
 Tho operation WAS performed hy pr A, H. Stevens. assisted lv Dr. A, T. psSood. tolon,l llouS"'s po'- sonal physician. Dr. \. l.. Lamb. vas also in attendance The latter described Colonel Houses naladr as "a divrrtiCulum of tn" bladder where a capillary growth formed on one wall"
 Colonel Hous", who is 70 years old. vas driven from his apartment to the hospital in an automobile. He walked 10 the operating room.
 l'r. Lamb said this forenoon that Colonel Houses condition continued good. The improvement was slow but steady. he said. adding that the actual operation was moro hazardous than the process of recovery.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

walk on the sidewalk without pass ing under the ladder. About thr,s- out of five people who had occas,o ], to walk up the street chose to cD under the ladder. One woman waS noticed pushing baby carriage an l when she reached the ladder, he>i- tated moment. then crossed the road to the opposite side and con- tinued on hel way
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

held at the Womap's club in Hart ford Friday night under the auspices of the juinor and senior classes a: the New Britain State Normal school have been completed. IL is expect ed that approximately 50 students and their invited guests will be present. The event is. being con- ducted under the auspices of Miss Louise Schmall and d committee of students
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Human Chain on Roof
 RetrieyeS Opium Bag

BOStUn. ApT1I ] W7-1hree mtln- bers of the police vice squad tod V formed a human chain on slant ing roof GO feet above the ground in order to reach a bag containing loo grains of opium and five opium pipes. The bag was tossed or the roof when they raided d house in Hudson street. batteItns down the door to gain entrance. Six Chinese were arrested, charged with bein, present where opium was found.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Rice Trial Will Not
 Start for Fortnight

Willinantic. April P>-The Api,l term Of the Windham county s1- perlor court. at which Trenor A. Rice, indicted for murder Of County Detective William Jackson wIl probably be tried. will not open un- til April lG. It will come in on April z. as provided by law. that being the second Tuesday, but 1t will adjourn for one week.
 Judge l.. P. Waldo Marvin win preside at the session. It is undnr- stood that the court docket will not be ready for the court next Tue>- day. It is not yet known whether Coroner Arthur c. Bill. of Danielson has completed his inquest into the Jackson death. He had examined nearly all the witnesses a few days SEQ and if had been anticipated that his finding would be ready shortly
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Bread Knife Stabber
 Wins Her Freedom

New Haven, April 2 N PD Mrs. Eleanor Forster Swear old Neri- den house wife. was fire, today after pleading nolo contonlcrce in rrim- iral superior court her" to q charge of stabhing her husband to death.
 Mrs. Forster stabbed her hushaud with q bread knife after he slapi., her face during an argument over the supper table last January.
 Judge Alfred C. Baldwin imposed cne years suspended sentence.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
MARRY IN BERLIN
 ON LOCAL LICENSE
tContinued from First Page)

It developed. however. that they had left the city before this disclo- sure Was made and are now on their way to Savannah, Ga. on a honey moon trip. ignorant of the fact that the legal difficulty had been en- countered.
 Newspaper men. drawing a parallel between this and recent case in which couple. married in Berlin on New Britain license. were required to procure a Berlin license and again go through the ceremony, called the matter to the attention of Dr. Hill. :.
 The difficulty was caused by the fact that the shuttle Meadow club is generally regarded as a local in sltution, located within the limits of the city, whereas it is actually within the confines of the town of Berlin. This fact was verified today at the office of Chairman Thomas Linder of the board of assessors. Miss Mckirdy has been the guest of gatherings of friends at pre- nuptial socials over q period of sev- cral weeks. and Mr. Ashley was re- c-ntlv rendered a "bacheior party" by friends.
 Attendants at Ceremony
 Miss Mckirly had selected as her maid of honor. Miss Rhea Zimmcr- man. and as her bridesmaids. Misses Marjorie Norris. Doris Williams, Edith Prentice and Erma Staples Clarence Jakeway of Boston, was Mr. Ashley's selection for his best man and for usnors he had chosen Sturman Dyson. Stanley Camp. Cles- son Parker and Merwin Peterson.
 The prospective bride appeared at the shuttle Meadow club yester- day attired in white chiffon over satin. Miss Zimmerman was dressed in pale green chiffon. Two of the bridesmaids wore pink and two wore rose chiffon. Miss Mckirdv earned a bridal bouquet of roses and ll!lcs Of the valley.
 Although this is tho first instance of d question being raised on 'he legality of the ceremony, II Is not the first time d wedding ceremony has been performed at the shuttle Meadow club on Il New Britain certificate.
 Mr, Ashley is member of the nuhlic amusement commission and d graduate of MidGlcbury college. >nHA\cE, .NAN DANCE"
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
LIQUOR TO BE DESTROYED

NorV ak. AptiI P-LIquor selz cd at Dorlon's Point on Monday Will pe destroyed today by local and fed eral officers. Prosecutor F.. H. Ire land said today. There had been n" developme ents in this liquor running incident pointing 10 an arrest ac- cording 10 officers who are working on the case.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Auto Backs Down Hill
 And Bumps Into Truck

An automoblIe oNhod DE ftV". ZsTecki of IAvlor street, clerk ID the City Drug store on Main street lacked down Winter street about l9 o'clock this forenoon from its park ing place on the north side, neaF Main street, crossed the roadway on 4 diagonal course and struck a Parher-Buckey Co. truck. which Was parked facing east.
 Sergeant J. C. Stadler, who was detailed by Captain Kelly to invest1- gate, reported no cause for police action. There was slight damage tc the truck.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Refuse to Walk Under
 Ladder Against Building

Superstition may be a thing Of the past but that there is still the dread of walking under ladder in the minds of many people was proven this afternoon on Church street A ladder was placed against the sle Of building while repairs were being made on sign. It was so placed that there was no room 10
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

Miss Helen Brennan, one Of the popular younger stars in local anna teur lhcatrlcals. is expected 10 be at her best in the part of Norah, daughcr of Larry O'Keilly, hotel manager in th" musical play. "A Hotel Lobby Romance" 10 be pre- SCnted at the '. NJ. T. X. X E hall next Monday evening, April s. for tho benefit of the church of St. John tn" Evangelist building fund. Miss Brennan will sing When You're Away" from "1'he Only Girl' and Bye and Bye from ''Deares' Enemy" in duet with William bowling who plays the part of Dr. John Kent.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
No Pep This Spring!

When fhe old spring fever gets iIt" your blood t certainly steals all your pep. You can hardly keep your eyes open from the time you get up until you re tire ct night Don't feel like eating working. or doing anything.
 You can't % on like that. you've got your living to make. Take MrGoy's Tab let. to get your pep and strength back Funny rou hadn't thought Of them be fore One amazrnR Ingredient in these safe pleasant effective tablets is the erandee builder of blood. strength enet ry and nndiranra HoU aIer saw. Cef tafnly niaiie. you feel fine all over
 Go io 1he Fair fteI,srtvneHt Sore or my tI-Is store toda. for McCo. Tab- lets 50 tablets-6J cents.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
City Opening Free
 Employment Bureau

Labor for spring cleaning or any other type of work will be mad" available through Il bureau N hich has been established at city hall with Ealo Neri public works department paymas'cr in charge. Those who may have use for one or more work men for 8 matter Of hours or days will have their wants served by tcle- phonins alo. The workers will he taken from among applicants for city employment.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Weddings
pNIsNAIIN-lSLJLlIs

Mr and Mrs, Edward Isleib of 99 Prospect street announce the mar riagc Of their daughter, Florence, to Henry Parmaley of piainvillo. Tn" ceremony took plscc March D al Mount Vernon. \. |.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Rail Chief Addresses
 Mill Men at Lawrence

Lawrence. Mass. April , NP)- The Boston and Maine railroad plans to spend approximately s14.- un0.Hoa on improvements during tn" current year, President George Han nauur indicated in q speech here last night.
 Addressing the 18th Mill over Seers' dinner. Hannaucr declared New England M4s experiencing q period of rradjustment in its textile industry. While he believed that thiS section in the future would depend less upon that industry. he Was con- fident that New England would con- tinuc to progress industrially.
 Prrsia's parliament is called the "MCiliSs'
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
ACTRESS DIES IN CRASH

Rochelle Park. \. J.. April NPl Miss Catherine Macdonald, belieN- ed to be a motion picture actress. lost her life here today when tho automobile in which she was a pas senGer. skidded off the road and crashed into a locomotive tire used as a fire alarm gong.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
Clark OppD>C~ Measure

motion vas lost.
 Clark Opposes Measure
 Mr, EIark or HaIdam, opposed tin" ipeasurc. dncIariu- he did not believe any women in thr lous wanted state boards increased iu mcntbcr- sIlp 10 pro,jlc Joi's for members Of their SEX.
 Mir. Noihua-lo of rwmbun, in cN- planning tu" W' as'jr", air"sso'! thr lncreas I .'Np,u5,. two nor" ructJ i.,rs at S@.lou annual salaries would ji-an. Mr. Msr&haIl ,mphasizrh t.p, b.w,ti;s of having < oman or 'he commission. and declared that while be lid not wish 'o make i0siu n tons. hn felt tho present. ccw1ujs 5 n"rs for sorho rraaou dp not want u woman colleague,
 The serarc aioptcd bill apr1o rr.5 ting Y no" to tha secretary of tllr veterans homo commission for the payment or expense of G. A. l.. ul"mbrrs wishing 10 attend the na- ttonsJ encampulr nj at Portland. Me. Se Septenbor R to T.
 Tho Conueu'jcut Mortgage and Title Guaranty 70. Of New Haven is t1.r another ee04ta Lill adopted. By roururrenc~ ihc sruat" passed the hJlI aut horiHing the Connecticut col l,ge of Pharwacy confer inc de- gr.as Of I'N. C. tpharmacy Gradu- atr1: Ph. z. Pharmaceutical Chem is,p: E.. <. Pm. tBacholor Of Science n, PharmacyD. Ph. NJ thaster oi Pharmacy and rh. pr. fpoctor o' PharmacHo. In males Of state prison under 3n. who have less than tu years of Q maximum sentence tc serve and who. in the opinion Of the director. would be benefited by train ing at the Connecticut reformatory may he transferred to the reforma. tory al tho discretion of the dircc- tors. under senate bill adopted.
 Rose Denied Rights
 The e,. ate denied Frank Rose O Hartford. convicted in 1920 Of sell ing poison liquor which killed .; persons, restoration Of forfeitet rights.
 Rejected in concurrence was th' bill establishing a centralized staf' bureau of identification, which. bN means of photographs fingcrprint' and descriptions. would assist the police of municipalities and othe' states in the exchange Of police records.
 Bills passed in house included
 | f-r, license shall rot be required fol persons who. without ompensation care for children for tenn porary De.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03

The Philippine Islands claim 57 varieties of bananas, Malaga E. Spain 10 and Burma s.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-03
|GARIbALDI MOVES
 TO RELEASE WIFE
Italian Liberator's Grandson Acts to Annul His Marriage

New York. April 3 iP4-The New York American today said that Giuseppe tPeppino) Garihaldi, grandson of the Italian lberator. had taken steps to annul his mar riage 10 Mrs. Madelyn Nichols Fay Tor Garibaldi as a move Of chiNal- ry' toward his wife.
 The basis for the action is an at, tempt 10 clear up technicalities aris- ing from Mrs. Garibaldi's Mexican divorce from Stevenson Pierce Fay Tor. Mrs. Garibaldi. however. said her husband was actuated by d de sire to save both of them from un- pleasant divorce proceedings and that they had agreed to remain the truest fri ,lds."
 Tt is much finer thing 10 do than gong through the business Of an ugly New York divorce" she said. He is wonderful man, chiNal- rous gentleman and loyal friend, Supposa he falls in love with somu girl who might not want 10 marry him if he were q divorced man. And suppose l, too, fall in love again. II is better this way for both Of us.'
 snapped Holding Hands
 The American printed q photo graph of he couple holding hands and smiling at each other.
 Mrs. GaribaIdi is the daughter Of John w. Nichols, wealthy St. Louis resident. She was married in 1923 10 Taylor a New York business man. from whom she obtained divorce in Nucatan in 1925. She married General Garihaldi in January 1926 and ten months later Taylor filed suit for divorce in New York, but the suit later was dropped,
 General Garihaldi is a veteran Of seven wars and is a civil engineer hy profession. He has made his home in this country for several years.