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Prominent Officials
Temporarily Listed
Among the Absentees
Secretary Mellon Visiting
on Long Misunderstanding
Allen at Leesburg-Notes
of Other Notables..

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
Andrew w. Mellon, is spending the
week end with his Son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. David Kirk
patrick Estes Bruce, in their home, on
Long Island. He will return to WASH
ington the first OF the week.
The Postmaster General. Mr.. Walter
F.. Brown. has returned to Wardman
Park Hotel after a short visit in Toledo
Ohio.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Charles Francis Adams. is spending to-
night at Leesburg, Va, where he is the
guest OF Mr.. H. p. RUS. Tomorrow
the Secretary will go to Norfolk. Va
Mrs. Adams, VINO is III their home. in
Boston twlll not retnn TO washington
until the middle OF the week.
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur. wife of the
secretary OF the Interior, returned to
washington yesterday afternoon from
q weeks motor trip through Virginia.
The Secretary of Commerce, MI. Rob
ett Patterson Lamont, left last evening
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News of Interest Relating
To Capital Society Folk
Prominent Residents and Visitors Included IN the
Record of Activities Preceding the
Early Summer Period

Mrs. Delos A, Blodeett and her sister
Mrs. Charles c.. Matthews. returned
Yesterday from the South. making the
trip by motor Mrs. BlOdgeLt and her
sister have been in Florida for ,-Int
time and stopped Ell route North for
several visits.
Mrs. William r. McNutt has arrived
IN Washington and is at the MaynOwer
,Iu.el.
Former Senator Richard p. Ernst Of
Kentucky was host recently to Mr. j.
Harry Cunningham, secretary of The
Gr!dirOn Club; Mr.. Clifford X Berry
mon Of The Star Mr. Carter Field OF
the New York Fcyald-Tribunc, and
Charles Porterdeld Light. secretary of
The Alfalfa Club. at his hoSDitl bic home
in Covington They visited the blue
grass region around Lexington Paris
and Frankfort, wh,re many famous
stock farms are located returning 10
Washington Friday after an absence Of
nearly week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Lewis of
Washington and kentucky lett Friday
morning. by motor fer Charuell. their
farm, i'll Scott County, Kentucky Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis also viii visit their
oid nome at SAclDyVlllc and attend
the Derby, where they will entertain
number Of thci" friends. The last week
III May MI ANA Mrs Levi Will motor
80 their cottage at G%%!e River, Wiz.
10 spend the summer and early Fall.
Mrs. Howard Nyman has returned to
Washington after visit to her son and
oauehter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
iamin Lombard Nyman. in their home
1T Hampstead. Long Island. where she
vent to make the acquaintance of her
new grandson, the son of MIR. and Mrs
Nymsn. Mrs, Benjamin Nyman was
formerly Miss Iona Lustig of Provi-
dence. r. L.
Mr. and Mrs John w. Parker Of
Portland, Greg, will be at the May
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Wives OF Engineers Will
Entertain Mrs. Hoover

MRS. Hoover has accepted the invita-
tton Of the wives OF local members of
The American Institute of Mining
kitslneefss 10 be their guest at tea
lHssday afternoon given for members
ohly. Tie, event is feature OF the
May meeting OF the District of Columbia
section OF the w0msns auxiliary to the
AhlerIckn Institute of which. until
February OF this year, Mrs. Hoover was
honorary president. A few years ago
nIr. Hoover MAS president OF the insti-
Iuts anu he received its medal for
distinguished engineering accomplish
ihenH. Ufheers Of The local section of
the auxiliary incllide Mrs. N. Fl. Darton,
chairman; and Mrs. George Otis Smith,
vice chairman. One of the libraries, Of
tlie CONCENTRATION has been named for
Airs. Hoover 6. -
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flower until the end OF the month. ar
riyIns Yesterday in Washington frum
New YORK, where they spent a shore
TIME. They had also visited III Boston
Mir. and Mrs. George Hickman with
their children viii pass The month Of
June at the Bay Ridge Hotel at Bay
kluke Md
MIR. Arthur =. Riggs
On Mission 10 Spain.
Mr.. Arthur STANLEY Riggs, director
OF the Archaeological Suciety OF WASH
n&tun, sailed Tor Spain May 10, on the
!ic de France. Mrs. Riggs did not &C
company him, as the trip is purely q
Riggs Will address the Royal Academy
OF History In Spanish. Oh The Status
81 Archaeology i'll the United States
and Our Debt to Spain" As the rep
rt$entative Of the Archaeological So
citty Of Washington, he will examine
number Of sites for research in th2
t'ytencSS, beside visiting both The great
eApositions in Barcelona and Sevilia.
Mrs. Thomas p. Walsh of Middle
town. Conn, is passing the week end
N Washington at the Maytlowrr with
A-r daughter Miss Mary Walsh, stu
d,nt at Trinity College.
Mr. and Mrs b. D. VroOman. jr.. of
.oW York, who have blrn at thr Grac>
lodge Hotel since Easter are pending
= lew days III Baltimore. They VIII re-
lurH today, To be ab the hotel for the
Summer.
Mrs. Manly l.. MaCkey and children
Marllyn and Robert, have returned Ia
their home in Omaha, Nebr, after
spending two months with Mrs. Mac
keys parents, Mr.. and MIS- J. Walter
Humphrey of Rhode Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C. Soles of Nc
Keesport. Pa, arrived in Washington
Yesterday from Atlantic City and will
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pital Residents
Schedule Charming
Social Festivities
Honor Dinners and Lunch
cons and Supper Dances
Feature Program of Week
Just Closed.

Representative ana Mrs ). Wallace
dempsey OF New York Will be hosts
~ dinner Friday evening in The north
room OF the May1oNer.
Col. snd Mrs Benjamin II. L.. Will
4l..nis were hosts at dinner last evening"
al Wardman Park Hotel having a.
Their guests Mai. and Mrs. Roger ).
Farr0tt, Mai. and Mrs. Ray Il. Avery.
Mai, and Mrs. Richard Fark. Mai. ami
Mrs. William II. LAnahan OF Fort
Humphrey and Maj. and Mrs. Troy IL.
middleton.
Mai. and Mrs. Henry Leonard were
hosts IA a company OF 48 at dinner last
evening at CiraSSlanCiS Country CLUB
for Miss Adele Merrill vi New York and
Mir. Carlton MacVeagh. whose engage
ment MAS recently Anno,nced Mrs
Leonard WAS unexpectedly called ot,t
OF town and her daughter, Miss Ellen
Thoron, acted as hostess iii her alb
sence, Additional guests were asked
lur dancing after the ullner
Mai ana MIS- Berkeley T Merchant
entertained at dinner hast evening al
thr Chevy Chase Club in compliment
" their house guests. MIR. and MRS.
Frederic McColm of New York. who
Will remain over SUNDAY. Others III
the company were Mai and Mrs
AtaXell Murray, Capt. William S. Me
Chntir, u. s.. ~, and Mrs McClmtir
Maj. and Mrs. Leonard I. Gerow. Mai
and Mrs Prank 5. BrSson. Mai. and
Mrs. William X. Gruber, Maj. and
Mrs. John r McI.anc. Mai. and Mrs.
Willis ID. Crittenberger. Mai. Louis A.
ODonnell Mai Oliver l.. Haines, Mrs.
w. K. Fitzpatrick and Mr.. ID. l.. Star
buck.
Judge and Mrs. Rush La Motto Hol-
land entertained = company Of "a at
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Fat. 3rya.. Over. Conmi-rioner and
Mrs. Proctor L. Dougherty and Admiral
Hugh Cone. Assisting Mr. and Mrs
Walden in receiving will be AIrs. Ed
ward Pou. Mrs. Carlton Edward Moran
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Morgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Richardson.
The associate member entertainment
committee, headed by Miss Elizabeth
Ransley, are sparing no efforts to make
the tea dance the big event Of the year
for the associate members Many
hostesses are arranging parties in which
notables from official and residential
Washington will he included.
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Mrs. Rsthbone Entertsins
Guests At Dinner, Today

SENATOR Charles s. Deneen and Rep
rssriitatfVt slid AIRS. Richard Yates viii
Es Tie dItIilef guests OF Mrs. Henry
kiesS RGtIlbone al the WaTdlHans Park
Hotel to-day. Mrs. RathbOns has SOLD
iser homie at KsnilWOrth, ILL.,, and she
viii therefore return To ChieSeO Tues
day. she will stop en route to. visit
llef sister. MIS- William A. Schertz. in
Pittsburgh. MRS. Rathb0ns will dispose
OF the library of 5000 books. collected
by the late Representative Rathbone
aIld VIII give hls political historical
and scientific books to The Union
League OF Chicago. Ills books on Abrs-
haM lincoln. she will give TO the HaniI-
Ton Club OF Chicago and his historical
relics and gifts given by Abraham Lin
coin "a his family, will be given to the
museum ~
Mrs. -Rathbone will sail the end Of
June for Europe. where she will remain
tntll fhe Fall. In November she will
return To this country and will estab-
lfsli Residence III Washington
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o ? @ 4 : l.
NJ George BonCeseo. who returned with
him. -
The Minister of tile Netherlands ana
Mine. van HsteIi will entertain At din
lter Tuesetay evening
The Minister OF the Irish Free State
and MRS. ,NIacWhite win start today
BIZ motor for trip i'll Virginia en- route
10. Lancaster. Pa. where the Minister
will deliver. an address at the banquet
Tuesday evening which the Knights Of
Columbus OF Pennsylvania viii give
The Minister and Mrs. MacWfite will
return Thursday.
Envoy and Senera de Saeaaa
On Visit IA Philadelphia.
The Minister of Nicaragua ana
Sonora de Saeasa will return TuesdaY
III Wednesday from Philadelphia where
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Mrs. Calhoun Announces
Formal AT Home TODAY

Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
Viii hSvA the last oi her formal sun
days at hoiIIe Tor this season today
following .the Nlo,her,s day nag raising
ceremonies. Which viii take place at
$3.50 O'clock On the Hill to the. right of
the entrance to BraenlSr Forest All
Who are Interested. are cordially invited
10, attend the Aas raising ceremonies
invited To the house will be expected to
assemble there alter the ceremonies for
lea probably al 40 OF , O'Clock. The
ceremonies viii be held regardless Of
the wealth
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Hostesses at Luncheon
For Michigan Guest

Mrs. Arthur II. Vandenborg, wife of
5.n"tor Wand nburg OF Michigan ana
,iIa. Carl L. Mapas, vine OF Representa-
tive Mapes OF that state, were Joint
hostess2s at a luncheon given at the
Little Tea House on the Mount Vernon
road in Virginia yesterday in honor OF
Mrs. William r Knight of Grand
Rapids. Mich, traveller and lecturer.
Who was guest speaker at the Con-
9ressional Club Friday. Other guests
included Mrs. James Couzens Mrs. Por-
ter H. Dale, Mrs. Edward Heating and
Mrs James s. Parker.
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Tea Dance Guest List
At Confessional Club

The Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Patrick J Hurley will be the guests
in whose honor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Antony Walden will entertain q large
number Of couples at the tea dance Of
the associate members Of the Congress
SIGNAL Club. 20o1 New Hampshire ave-
nue.. Saturday. May 10,
Scnte Of the guests will be Senator
and Mrs Hugo Black. Representative
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Special Anpoqncements
To World OF Sociiet ~

The chief OF the Army Air Corps and
Mrs. Jsmey z: Fechet will not receive
this aftern IN.
lines Irving Steele and Mr..
,irin Gardner Ladd viii en-
at tea SUNDAY Faftern+5r. LAY
) to Z o'clock. 'wilen the lssrIa-
> .a'lja delegation IN Congress will De
among lie guests.
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Minister and Nine. b0Sif0m
lIOnOr Justice and Mrs. taft.

The Minister OF Rumania, NJ George
Cret2iano. returned Yesterday from New
FORK, where he went to attend cele-
brstion Friday of the Rumsnian ma
tional holiday.
The Minister was accompanied BY
the financial counselor Of the legation,
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Judge and Mrs. Rush La Motto Hol-
nd entertained company Of "a at
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26

the smaller children a glimpse into
fairyland and will illustrate some of
the nursery rhymes with which they
are familiar.
The project, under the direction Of
Miss Marguerite Orndorff, is being
with the English work
and the work in figure drawing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26
MINSTREL SHOW GIVEN
8A Girls of School So Entertain
With Production.

A minstrel show, directed by the
ga girls of School So, entertained
the guards and assistant guards at
this school last Monday. Grotesque
costumes on the cast members and
a funeral march by the Blue Moon
Orchestra" Of the school opened the
program.
Jokes and songs were features Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26
PUPILS MAKE SLIDES
Lantern Views viii Be
Shown Smaller Children.

First and second grade pupils Of
School rs soon Will enjoy an inter
csting group Of lantern slides made
by the ga and 7B classes Of the
building. The collection viii give
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26
Child Health to Be Topic

ANDERSON, Ind, April 26.-
This city is preparing for its most
elaborate celebration Of child health
day Wednesday. Schools and par
ent-teachers associations are COOP
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

the program. Roland Irwin led the
orchestra. Refreshments were served
at the close of the show.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26
School GA Group to Meet

The Parent Teacher Association
Of School 81 will meet at 3:l5 p. m.
next Friday.
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School 20 10 Elect

School 20 Parent-1'eacher Associa-
ton will meet at 3.15 p. m. next
and elect officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26

Grating with the city park board in
plans for festivities at all parks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26

May Day-Play Day" is the slogan
of the celebration. Health build
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-26

ing games will be taught by ath-
letic instructors to hundreds of chill
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s Consisting OF

ee tone Jacquard.
Bridge Lamp Base
Bridge Lamp Shade
Davenport Table
Table Scarf
2 CandIesticks
Plate Mirror
Framed Picture
Flower Bowl
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All the new wOOlens
and tailored beauti-
fully, in the model
You like. And we in
vite you TO use your
credit.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
DEFlES POLICEMAN
 ID MAKE HIM MOVE
Youth Challenges Bluecoat and
 Is Arrested With Brother

Norbert Mancarella, IS, of B. Lafayette street, is said to have de- fled Officer Edward Muszynski to move him out of the doorway Of his home about o'clock last night and the Was arrested for violating the city ordinance relative to un- lawful. assemblage. while his brother Paul Mancarella, 24, was charged with interfering with the officer in the performance of his duty.
 A large crowd of young men wit messed the arrests and followed the police patrol to headquarters, re- porting again today with the inten- tion of testifying for the defense. There were so many of them the court room was hardly large enough to scat them and Court Officer Clar. ence l-anpher had a problem on his hands until Attorney Thomas F. McDonough, defense counsel, So lected four or five from the crowd and excused the others,
 On recommendation of Prescott ing Attorney J G. Woods, the cases were continued until next Tuesday and in the meantime the police will summon witnesses to the brawi. Paul Mancarella is alleged to have challenged Officer Muszynski to take off his uniform and fight him with his fists.
 Joseph Skowrinsky, 45, of 77 Booth stloet pleaded not guilty tc charges of breach of the peace an, drunkenness. He was arrested about 1;2O this morning at his hom. by Supernumerary Officer Kruszew ski, who testified that he was taken to the house in the police patrol aIf Mrs, Skowrinsky insisted on the ar rest being made. She did not ap pear in court, however.
 Skowrinsky testified that thor was company at his home last nig and he escorted them home. c returning he found his wife ente; taining a male caller and when h upbraiGed her she called the polio" Judge Sayo imposed a fine of S5 without costs on the charge o4 drunkenness and suspended iudg mcnt on the charge of breach of tF poe ce.
 William DcMtcholc, 35, of 6G Gin ton street. was fined S5 without costs on the charge of drunkenness
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22

and judgment was suspended on the charge of breach of the peace. He was arrested shortly after midnight by Officer Thomas Tierney, who testified that he found him hollering at the corner of Broad and Burrtt streets and when he questioned him, DeMichele claimed his brother had assaulted him. Going to the Clinton street house the officer found the kitchen stove knocked to pieces, coffee pot on the floor and other evidences of a scuffle.
 Miss Angela M. Lacava, repre- senting DeMichele, entered a plea of guilty on both charges and asked that leniency be exercised. She said the mans family will arrive from Europe next week and he has al- ways borne an excellent reputation. i A nolle was entered by Prescott ing Attorney Woods in the case of Charles Olivio, 49, Of 241 High street, charged with breach of the peace by Officer Charles Weare.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
PARKED COUPLE HELD UP
 AND MAN ROBBED OF S5
Fast Working Robbers Get Small Loot and Dash Away-Girl
 Not MGlcstcd.

State police have been called to investigate a reported holdup of a couple near the South street under pass in Newington at II o'clock last night. Nils Nordstrom Of SS Park road West Hartford, was robbed of s3 by two young men. He reported the matter to Police man Joseph c. Simpson of Hart ford but as the affair took place outside the city, State Policemen Iekas and Landon were detailed on the case.
 According to Nordstrom's story the men approached his car in an- other machine and sped away after they had taken the money. The woman with Nordstrom was not molestcd. Only a meager descrip- tion of the two men could be given
 The same spot was the scene last Sunday morning of another case which is being investigated by tn. police. Two young men brutallv assaulted and robbed Patrick Lynch, age GA years, of Sumner street. Both of the men were ar rected within 24 hours by Detective Serecant Patrick J. Sheren and De- tective Peter Anderson of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
ALD. NAIR SATISFIED
 WITH POLICY ON BILLS

Council Finance Committee Chair
 man Believes System of Taking
 Discounts Woelis AIvantageousIy
 Alderman David l.. Nair, chairman of the common council committee on finance, finds no occasion for criti- cism of the present method of pay ing discounted bills before bringing them before the common council, despite Councilman w. Spaulding Warmers criticism made at last nights council meeting. Alderman Nair said today he had examined all bills paid for cash discounts since he became chairman of the finance com- mittce and is satisfied with the prac tice. Councilman Warner mentioned the possibility of abuses creeping into the payment of invoices before the entire council has an opportunity to examine them.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
NAVY WILL SEND BLIMP
 TO LEGION CONVENTION
Los Angeles Will Not Fly Over Hartford, But One Of Smaller
 Craft Will Be Sent.
By GEORGE II. MANNING

wv NdAhliiEi'h ipuFtiu, IN. U. lteiald)
 Washington, D. C., Aug. PA non-rigid airship from Lakehurst Naval Air Station will participate in the convention at Hartford of the Connecticut department of the American Legion on August 24, Sen ator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut announced here today following re- ceipt of letter from the navy department notifying him that ar engagements had been completed.
 Admiral Charles F. Hughes. chief of naval operations. informed Sena- tor Bingha m in the letter that it had been found impossible for the great navy dirigible. the Los Angeles, to fly over Hartford at that time be- cause it is leaving for the great air races at Cleveland about that time.
 The intervening period will be re- quired for preparation for the Cleve- land trip and other matters, and it will therefore be impossible for the Los Angeles to appear at Hartford, as Senator Bingham had hoped.
 He is gratified, however, that the navy air services will be represented by one of the big Lakchurst bags.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
CHIFFON HOSE

A close-out of our nov city heel hose. All EEC perfect, in all sizes. ( (
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
POLICEMAN IN COLLISION

Policeman Peter MCEvoy of oS Miller street was driving a coupe owned by Terrence H. O'Brien of S1 South Burritt street north on Beaver street about G:30 last eve ming and collided with sedan own cl and driven by John Kra giel of % Tawlor street, damaging both ma chimes considerably.
 Policeman William J. Mccarthy who reported the collision. said Kragiel turned south on Beaver street at Lasalle, which Officer Me Evoy did not expect him to do There was no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
COMMITTEE ID ARRANGE
 PULASKI ANNIVERSARY
Ex-Alderman ZGpatka Calls Meeting For Tomorrow Night For CoNsid-
 cratiUn of Observance Plans.

The first meeting of the CaSimcr Pulaski anniversary committee will be held in city hall tomorrow eve. ming at s o'clock. The chairman of the committee is former Alder man Frank Zapatka.
 His co-workers are Maurice H. Pease of Lincoln road, Spencer H. Wood of II Emmons place, Harry Morton of Arch street, Mrs. Harriet Mitchell of FoXon place, Mrs. Harry Bates of so Russell street, Paul Nur- czyk of Grove street, Ignacy Gwiazda of 1422 Corbin avenue, Ramona SZymanski of fl Smith street, Jo- scph kalinowski of 163 Gold street, Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz of 476 Main street, Attorney Martin F. S;empien of 476 Main street, Alder man Peter Pajewski of 337 Wash ington street, Councilman Joseph Mlynarski of 20 Cabot street and Andrew Regula of 311 Pennington avenue.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT

The police were notified today of the suspension of the operators li- censes of Tony Savekas of 142 West street, George A. Caldwell of 3S Ro- berts street. John Melynk of 1856 Warhington street. Louis A. FenGler of 125 Camn street. Bronslaw Novel of 174 Curtis street, and suspension of the operators license of Joseph Silva of 323 Park street.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
Discouraged Woman, 7l, Ends Life
 By Pulling Cord Around Her Neck

Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock al the B. c. Porter funeral home Rev. Alfred D. Heininger will offici. ate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
Husband Deeply Depressed

q ave worked and worked to bring about happiness. and this is how it cnds," he told the police.
 Mrs. Wardner is survived by two sons, Arthur and Frederick Atkins. She also leaves q niece in Meriden.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-22
Moody School Obtains
 J. D. Hogan as Teache

The Moody Secretarial school ha taken on more space in the Packar block and has increased its facult John D. Hogan, of Torrington. h; been engaged to have charge of u