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New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
Jews Greatly Pleased
 With Priests Stand

Warsaw. Sept. 1G tP-The Jewish population of Poland is greatly pleased by an interview with Papal Nuncio, Monsignor Marmaggi. has given a Warsaw Zionist newspaper, particularly so because the views are stated to bo shared by the Holy See.
 The nuncio said the wailing wall is the oldest historical relic of the Jew ish race and their rights to it are fully justified by historical and sen timcntal considerations. He spoke sympat athetically of the Jewish inter est in Palestine and of their coloni- zatiOn of their former mOtherland. Expressing the hope peace would be established soon, the nuncio made special reference to the many places in the Holy Land which are deeply vencrated throughout the entire Christian world.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

experience, covering period of about 80 years, has been with the Paper Goods" company. He attend ed New Britain schools and has been active in community affairs. For many years he has been a member of the New Britain board of finance and taxation. His home is at 192 Lincoln street.
 The following statement was is sued today over the signature of Vice President Bacon:
 "Mr. Louis & Reynal has resigned the presidency of the American Paper Goods Co.,. of course retain ing his interest in the company and his directorship.
 "It is the unanimous wish of the directors that he shall continue his connection with the company, pos sbly as chairman of the board, that they may continue to enjoy the benefits of his counsel and the busi- ness knowledge gained during an active participation in the com pany's affairs of more than 35 years, and in due time, some such ar rangemcnt is likely to be made.
 Meanwhile Mr. Rcynal, who is at the present moment out of town, continues in the position of presi- dent
 "W. s. BACON,
 'Nicc President"
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
City Items

Mrs. A. c. Sundberg is enrolling members and prospective members for the annual minstrel show of Court Columbia, Catholic Daughters of America. Registration will close next Friday.
 Weather permitting, All Saints church carnival will be continued Monday night on church grounds on Wilcox Strcet.-advt.
 The w. c. T. U. will resume it's monthly business meetings at the First Congregational church Tues day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Lovisey Moore Tent, Daughters Of Union Veterans of the Civil war; will hold it's regular meeting We'd nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at odd Fellows hall. Those wishing to meet the national president ir Hartford will leave on the 7:3C o'clock trolley from the center.
 Weather permitting. All Saints church carnival will be continued Monday night on church grounds or Wilcox Strect.-advt.
 Rev. William A. Harty branch, A o. H., will hold it's regular meeting at Judd's hall tomorrow night al 7:30 o'clock.
 Stella Rnbekah lodge will enter tain Unity lodge of New Britain anC Martha lodge of Plainville Friday evening in honor of their anniver. sary. Supper will be served prompt ly at 6:30 o'clock.
 Miss Anna O'Donnel of 25 Con- nccticut avenue, a member of the visiting nurse staff, has returned from the New Britain General hos pital where she recently underwear an operation.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

tary of the Girl Reserves, and the Young Employed Girls, and Miss Mona Yochem, recreational leader The girls " ill go up by bus. In case of rain they will cook their supper around the fireplace at the '. w. c. A.
 RE'An HER AID CIASSIIIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
French Finger Print
 Expert Is Murdered
"W. &. BACON,
 "NiCc President"

Paris Sept. 16 Pl-Henri Baylc, director of the identification service of the French ministry of justice ana famous as an anthropometrist, was found slain in his office today. After a preliminary investigation police expressed the belief NJ. Bayle was the victim of a madman.
 Bayle, who was considered the successor of Bertillion in the work of Identification and measurement of the human body, made important discoveries in connection with his work of identifying criminals. It was he who developed the science of identifying paintings and works Of art by the X-ray method.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
Miss Hawks to Address
 Catholic WOmen's Council

Miss Mary c. HAWKS, nre3ldent DIT the National Council Of Catholic Women will be the guest of honor at an informal reception and tea given hy the Hartford Council of Catholic Women on Tuesday, at 4 o'clock at the headquarters of the Council. 244 Main street. Hartford. An invitation is extended to the members and their friends to at- tend.
 Miss Hawks will explain some of the development in the work of the National Council of Catholic Wom- en and will give a report on the National Catholic School of Social Service in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
KENNETH CRANER
 ID ADDRESS LIONS
Prominent LegiOnnaire Will Dis
 Cuss U. s. Constitution Here

Kenneth F, Cramor Of Wethers- field will be the speaker at the meeting of the Lions club tomorrow, MT. Cramer is past state commander of the American Legion. He has spoken in this city several times, es- specially during his term as state commander of. the Legion. He is known as an interesting and elo- quent speaker and has appeared scv- eral times before state legislative committees in behalf of veterans legislation.
 He was a prominent member of the committee which was responsible
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
Irish Mission Will
 .-- Leave for America

Dublin. Sept. 1G Cit N'@s an nounced today that a mission of i've representative citizens of the Irish Free State would leave for the United States soon in response to an invitation from influential Irish Americans. The mission will remain in America several weeks.
 It will be headed by Desmond Fitzgerald. saorstat minister of de- fense, and will include Thomas O'Higgina. brother of the late Jus sice Kelvin O'Higgins; General Sean Mackeon. Senator MacLaugrlin and L. Burke. secretary of the GoVcrn- ment party. OTIiggins and Burke will sail September IS and the others on a later date.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
Cutting Lawn Unlawful
 Police Rule in Nedf0rd

Medfcrd, Mass, Sept. IG (F) - Cutting grass with d lawn mower on Sunday is prohibited here, police ruled yesterday.
 Recent rains had stimulated the growth of grass about the premises of Ernest Elliott so he oiled up his lawn mower and started 10 trim the grass. A complaint was made to police headquarters where it was docid- cd the work was unnecessary and remains uncut until today, at least.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

SZ09O CHRYsLER IMPERIAL PRlcEs- Roodster, $2895; Town Sedan, s2e75; 5-po'- senger sedor, s2s75; Standard Coupe. s2ee5i Convertible Coupe. s2ee5; 7-possenser Sedan. s3oe5; 7-possenser Phoeton, s3oe5; Sedan limousine, s3475; Custom built poss. Phoeton, s385s,F. o. B. Factory Especial Equipment e1fro)
 WITH MULTl-RANGE GEAR SHltI
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

for bringing the veterans bureau hospital to NewinEton and was chairman Of the general committee on arrangements in connection with the recent American Legion conVcn- ton at Hartford. He is actively inter ested in Americanization and adult education work and will speak on "Some phases Of our constitution" n,"
 Frank OBricn will provide enter tainmcnt.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

Thomas Sunderland, son of Mir. and Mrs. Edward G. Sunderland of 32 Mitchell street, celebrated his 9th birthday at his home yesterday aft crnoon. Refreshments were served during the course of the day Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Ruth Sunderland, sister of the boy.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
'. w. C. A. ROUNDUP

Pinnaclerox Farm will be the scene, this evening. of the get to-
 gether of the clubs of the Y. w. c. A. The so-called Jolly Round Up" will be held to get acquainted with the new secretaries of the organiza- ton, Miss Ruth Seymour, general secretary, Miss Mary Howey, secre-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
ENDORSED Hy DEMOCRATS

Norwalk, Sept It CPl-Norwalll democrats today endorsed the can didacy of indcpondent-republican Oscar r. SchuItzo, d leading grocer, 10 oppose reelection Of Mayor AnsOn r. Keeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13

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Second ETMNR
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CHINA GIVES PERMIT
TO u. S. EXPEDITION
Roy Chapman Andrews Cobb
Desert Work Receives
Official O. K.
az the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
Permission for Dr. Roy Chapman
Andrews to conduct another expedition
into the Cobb Desert region of China
and for the shipment to the United
States of the collection of fossils and
other objects collected in his 1928 expe-
S1tiou will be given by the Chinese
government.
DR.. c. C. WI, Chinese Minister here,
made public yesterday the decision of
the Chinese government after the queS-
ton had been discussed with him by
Secretary StimSon at the request of
President Osborne of the American
Museum of Natural History in New
York City, under whose auspices the
Andrews expeditions have been con-
Quoted.
Permission for the new expedition
will be given by the Chinese govern
inent, DR.. WI said, on the understand
ing that his finds will be dealt with
according to a proposed law now being
drafted for enactment in China to pre-
vent indiscriminate, expectation from
the country of ancient objects.
At the same time. in order to promote
scientific knowledge, the Chinese gov
eminent has given orders that some 80
cases of fossils, collected during the
1928 expedition and which have been
held up in China, be allowed to be
shipped to New York.
The American scientists contended
the fossils did not constitute Chinese
relics, but were part of the record OF
the prehistoric world and, therefore,
belonged to all people.
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Muslin Underwear, 2 for

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sl59 and s1.98 Handbags
NOTIONS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
EX-DRY AGENTS SLAYERS'
TRAIL is LOST BY DOGS
Intensive Search Being Made for
Men Who Ambushed Ala
bama Officer.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 13.-The
persons who killed r. Hugh Craft,
FORMER prohibition enforcement agent
and Madison County deputy sheriff,
from ambush as he drove from his
farm home near Gurley to Huntsville
early yesterday, have been made the
objects Of an intensive search under
way in this northeastern section Of the
State.
Crafts body was found slunped over
the steering wheel of his car In q
thickly wooded section at a spot about
half way between Gurley and Hunts
vile, which are IT miles apart. The
left side of his head had been practi-
cally torn away by charge Of bird
shot fired from a shotgun. In addition
a pistol bullet had been fired into his
forehead between the eyes at close
range. Ofhcers expressed the opinion
that the pistol shot was fired by the
slayers in the belief that the shotgun
charge did not finish Craft
BloodhoundS traced tracks from
Crafts automobile. which was wrecked
against tree trunk when its driver was
shot, to a roadway across a mountain.
The officers believed the slayers entered
an automobile, where the trail was lost.
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Standard Toilet Goods

Kings Palace Toilet Tissue,
1000 sheets to the roll. 16
ROLLS FOR ..............S1
SOC 7-ounce Mavis TaIcum
Powder, 3 FOR. Isl
busting Powder and Bath
Salts In moderniStic jars. 2
FOR 81
10c Lifebuoy Soap, II for 81
60c Pompeian Day Cream
and Night Cream, 2 FOR. 81
$50 Melba Vanishing Cream,
Tissue Cream and Skin Cleans
er 81
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Colgate's Perfumes-Caprice
La France Rose, Lily Of the
Valley, Florient and DactyliS,
IL ounces. Regularly $50. 81
$1.25 Princess Pat Face Pow
der and Lemon Almond Lotion
with small bottle free) ....$1
$3.50 Melba Lov'Me Face
Powder and one ounce Trail
ing Arbutus Perfume. 81
$3.50 Houbigant's Quelques
F1eurs Face Powder. ........$I
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
ALICE RH!NELANDER
PLANS COUNTER SUIT
Kip's Estranged Wife Ready to
Open Divorce Action From
New York.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Counsel for
Alice Jones Rhinelander, daughter Of a
colored cab driver, yesterday disclosed
plans for a counter offensive against
their clients husband, Leonard Kip
Rhinelander, who was reported prepar-
ing a suit for divorce in Las Vegas,
New.
William B. Cunningham, one Of Mrs.
Rhinelander'S attorneys, said that for
more than year he and his colleagues
have sought to serve Rhinelander with
q summons in a separation action, but
had been unable to locate him.
ut is likely" he said, that with
RhineIander now located we shall go
forward Immediately with the sepa-
ration action"
Rinelander, member of one of New
York's Oldest families. who started So
ciety in 1924 when his marriage became
known, was reported from Las Vegas
to have lived in Nevada since January
/, under an assumed name, and to have
virtually completed the six months resi-
dence necessary to start q divorce &C
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13
MURDER TRIAL DELAYED.
Attorney for Dennis Saylor, Ken
lucky, Twice Objects to Jury.

PAINTSVILLE, KY, June Is Dr.
The second technical objection to a
jury In two days yesterday caused the
postponement until october of the trial
Of Dennis Saylor, charged with killing
four persons and wounding another in
q brawl in a remote section of johnson
County several weeks ago.
Saylor apparently was the only I'M
wounded survivor of the fight In which
Lee Gibson, Wallace Hannah, Gibson
wife and his 14-year -old son were kill
ed. Wayne Hannah, brother Of one of
the victims, was wounded and had been
summoned as a States witness.
Two panels were summoned, but Say
ior's attorneys found legal grounds by
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$1.29 Mattress
Covers
$50

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