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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
LITTLE THEATRE to-
GIVE A BIG COMEDY
Society Will Close Present Season at the Playhouse with
"Pomander Walk" by Louis N. Parker.

REVIVAL of Pomander Walk that ngratiatng Geog
times and characters will Friday night
April at the Playhouse under the Indianapolis
Little Theatre will be nights April
1t happily inventive plan, Parker
suburban London known Pomander Walk the locale of this win
The quaint denzens Of everyday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04

Federal land holdings in this
country are estimated TO contain
nearly 200, OO,OO0,O00 tons of coal
resources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06
RENT-WAREHOUSES.
Y 300 FEET,

II ,OOO L EE L.
Prominent corner, lexington
Place and Q ne, opposite B
and O. freight yard. L. E. F
Prince, 314 Investment Bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

PETTY PETTY,
1924 Vermont Ave NV. Main 2437.
1Ns RHODE ISLAND AVE: N:W,,1l
per month.
GIT 18th st. n.w.--12 rooms, bath, ami,
roominG house. SIS per month.
ITO 10th st. n.e.-6 rooms and bath. cleo
trio lights. fine condition. $3.50 per month.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
l407 New York Ave. NV. Main 1855.
COLORED.
1919 @ st. n.w.--5 rooms and bath; fine
condiIi2n; exce1ient ioeas , SoS Per moneh'
and electric lights; downtown; $47.50 per
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1407 New York Ave NV Main 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06
wANTED-DESK SPACE.

BY notary public and salesman. preferably
in once of real estate broker where there
would be demand for services. Address Box
SOS, Star Office s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY,
SALE-INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.

| FIRST COMMERCIAL, ON WIS AVE. IN
2. c.; must be reasonable for cash. Address
Box 98-S, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06
sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

I-FAMILY FLAT.
Located in a close-in and desirable sec
ton of the NE: each fiat rooms and
bath; separate modern heating plants; rent,
s67 so. First trust, $1,000 price, $6,250.
Call NJ. 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

THE BRADFORD,
18th and X SITS. NV.
to rooms and bath pr. ST. 50 to 500
1920 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
z rooms, kitchen and bath. ............$sseeo
1920 CONN. AVE.
rooms, kitchen and bath $40 SO
: rooms, kitchen and bath. ............ 625o
ll07 18th ST. NV.
T room f tidh bath bath Murphy bed g
1916 9th ST. NV.
rooms, kit and bath, Murphy bed. $4,000
900 10th ST. NV.
NEW FIREPRoOF. BUILDING.
24-Heur switchboard and Elevator. Service;
and rooms and bath. s42, so, $500
1448 GIRARD ST. NV.
rm., kitchenette. bath. Murphy bed, .$s5 90
740 9th ST. NV.
] room, Htchenette and oath. .........s 35 90
THE ARDMORE,
sl5. 2oth ST. NV. o.
l718 CORCORAN ST. NV.
room. Kitchen and bath. .s35 90
rooms, kitchen and bath ........... 425
Manager on Premises
2l0l r. |. AVE. NE.
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures 5S 90
GEO. w. LINKINS, Realtor.
1888 De Sales St. Dec. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(CauffuueaA


5sFb ST sec 9t. FT:deeo
rated Apply sas Randolph st. NV: s.
1904 CONN, AvE;-l3 ROOMS, ? BATHS;
sc AftE fGSf 80 john % Gs p
| COLORED, 2317 N ST. NW-FIvE ROOMS
and bath; perfect condition; $3.50 monthly.
Lincoln 1929, Mr.: Jennifer. g.
house: maids room in basement; garage garage;
Enclosed yard: near s;., stores, schools street
CHEVY CHASE, d. Go RMS, 2 BATHS
center hall; garage: almost new; high eleva-
ton; Sll0 mo. viii sell on rental terms to
Tesponssdjeoie party. OWNER. Clev. 4ll7'
SIX ROOMS. BATH, HoT-AIR HEAT, TWO
! porcheS, cellar; $40 month. NJ. GOLDBERG.
| 259 18th st. Sc.
27oo wooDLEY PL. NEWCOMER HOUSE,
d seorsted Resson ss zAGE RAYS sAIgs,
800 New York ave. NV. Phone Main 1882
Is44 +. !. AyE.-7-RooM HOUSE, Key at
,4s T ST. -N:W-s47.50.
cleo, two-csr garage i Phone Main Main $3.50
BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD Sc. LOCATION;
$50 month; s, rooms and 3-piece bath; az
yard on SIDES, South SO porch. all White in
block Apply Sunday y,, Or after pm.
No. $40 K st. Sc g.
1917 18th ST N.w.-ls ROOMS, s,oo m
%, baths b room: s ss9 SO
1924 Vermont IT, Ave SeN4f ' Franklin $500.
1907 Columbia st,--S rooms. bath, s3s 90
1870 G. W SIMPSON CO. 1.o'
1924 Vermont Ave. Franklin 500.
: RooMss' GARAGE; C SooEyENIENT, >, TO TO
1929 LEGATION ST. N.W.-sIx ROOMS,
EXTRA bypto Ia nd oil he sny
me-. 'S varSs" No shFs6S ,,oo
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.,7-NEAR CONN. AVE;
modern moo SCAR garage; $4,000 per month if
rison St. or phone Columbia I0I65.
726 32d s.E.r-5-RooM BUNGALOW. ELEc.,
Fnsfs s 81 av se'F Mimi
GIG QUEBEC PL.---6 R. AND TILED BATH;
| ami; fireplace. 81; porch. refrig.; new paper
and clean s65. Open Sunday.
TAO 9th ST; s.E.-,,3 LARGE ROOMS; GAS:
) st. ne.
1902 MASS AVE.-ll ROOMS. NEWLY DEC
Grated new furnace; best rooming location;
water in rooms.
1923 N ST. N.W.--s LARGE RMS, . BATHS:
rms" K. B.; beautiful condition aiet suitable
2 families or boarding house; 500 Key, 1925
7o5 KENTUCKY AVE S.E-AMI; GROOM.
bath house; porches; near cars. Sundays
and evenings after 6 o'clock. Key, TOT Ken
lucky ave.
| IT'S 9Th ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH;
electricity; all improvements; double garage.
Apply 500 Park I'd. NV.
| 1919 COLUMBIA RD.-lO ROOMS, BATHS,
h.-w.h.. newly decorated. Excellent location
for rooming house Wisconsin 370l.
BROOKLAND.
s rooms. brick. tile bath. 3 porches, h.-w:h..
| cleo for sale on a rental basis; $50 monthly
covers ell payments No cash required.
Address Box 294-S. Star office.
l745 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-3-STORY. 10
rooms. bath, ami. double garage. Newly
decorated near cars. SOS. Adams STA
TO COLORED. DETACHED HOUSE OF
large, bright rooms and "a acre Of ground,
| large. front porch. First-class condition.
Excellent neighborhood. Splendid place for
trucking. Latrobe heat. Also range in
In Sc. near entrance to Boiling Aviation
Field Call Wisconsin 4l25 for key.
TO COLORED
SIG End st. NV.
rms. bath, gas.
JAMES F. SHEA. SAB La. ave. NV.
2l5s CALIFORNIA ST NW-BEAUTIFUL
house of Is rooms, baths; modern heating
plant; newly renovated; polished floors;
w. R. MARSHALL.
929 NEW YORK AVE. NV. MAIN 1857.
SIX ROOMS, CELLAR, AMI, s3s MONTH.
Is Todd pl. NE.
North 5490-W.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

daughter. she said.
Maynard testified that he has
been looking for work since living
at Mrs. Harrigan's home. He does
the homework and makes himself
generally useful but he never saw
liquor sold in the tenement, nor did
he ever See the moral code violated
there. Later he admitted having
seen liquor served to men "a long
time ago"
Sergeant Ellinger was recalled by
Mr. Woods and repeated his preNi-
Gus testimony that Mrs. Scher had
admitted collecting So from male
visitors and giving Mrs. Harrigan s..
Detective Sergeant McCue ques-
toned her. Sergeant Ellinger said,
so that Mrs Scher told the truth
when she testified that she had no
conversation with Sergeant Film
ger. Sergeant O'Mara was recalled
10 the stand and told of Mrs.
Scher's admission to him.
Attorney Gordon asked that Mrs,
Scher be given another chance. She
is not the first woman to start on
the wrong path and be helped back
by receiving chance TO mend her
ways.
Attorney Gordon asked for dis
charge in the cases OF Mrs. Harrl
gan and Maynard but Judge Ira
ceski said he was satisfied that the
state had proven the charge.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
Weeks Activities in
Catholic Churches
81. Mays Church

Requiem masses at st. Marys
church this week as announced yes
terday. are as follows: Monday at
7, months mind for Bryan O'Brien;
Tuesday at I, second anniversary
for Elizabeth English JOY; Thursday
at /, second anniversary for Patrick
kennedy; Thursday at 1880, second
anniversary for Daniel J. Hayes
Saturday at 7, first anniversary for
Mary A. Smith and Saturday at -:3o,
months mind for Mrs. Bridget
O'Brien.
Friday will be the First Friday of
May. Masses will be said at $50 and
7 clock. Confessions will be heard
THURSDAY afternoon and evening.
Confessions for the children Of
St Mary's school will be heard Fri
day morning and for the public
school children Friday afternoon. A
special mass for them will be cele-
hrated Saturday morning at s
o'clock.
May devotions will be held every
evening during the month OF May
at 7;30 O'Clock with benediction on
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
The priests of the parish will con-
tinu" the census Of the parish this
week.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
MASONIC ACTIVITIES
Various BODIES Nov wtndtng u
Affairs in Old Mecttas rsscs-

Various Bodies Nov Wtadiag "
Affairs in Old Meeting racs-
Moving Day Coming sooa.
Rabbi Gershon Hadas will speak
at a meeting Of Giddinss chapter.
r. A. NJ, Thursday evening In Ma
sonic hall. This will be the last
meeting for Giddinss chapter to hold
in the present meeting place. The
next meeting. May Is. win Be In the
new temple. where the Most Excel.
lent Master degree will be worked.
Centennial lodge. A. F. and 4. n.
will hold its last meeting in the pres
ent meeting place Wednesday eve
ming of this week when the Master
Mason degree will be worked. On
May Is the lodge will work the En-
tered Apprentice degree in the new
temple.
May % Centennial lodge will work
the Master Mason degree.
At the meeting Wednesday eve
ming. member OF Evening Star lodge
of Unionvilie will pay a frAternal
visit. Refreshments will be served.
May % Centennial lodge will have
an official visit from Fritz Lof9ren,
district deputy of the Fifth Masonic
district. Supper will be served at
$50 o'clock.
Harmony lodge, A. F. and A. NJ,
which Is 1876 years old, will have Al
"Old Timers night" next Monday
evening. when the oldest surviving
members are expected to attend the
meeting. That meeting will be Har-
mony lodges farewell to the old
meeting place.
After May II all meetings will b.
in the new temple.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

\ pageant Christ is Risen given
a St. Johns German Evangelical
ut heran church, raised a substan-
tlal sum of money which yesterday
vas presented to the sunday school,
by Rev Martin W. Gaudian, pastor.
The pageant represented scenes
in the life OF Christ during the OBJ
Passover. Scenes were laid IN the
garden Of Judith.
Characters We're as follows: Jud-
it'll. George RucholtZ: Mary. Mrs.
Charles Sahrbacker; Martha. Mrs. J.
Berniscom; Rebccca. Mrs. Lawrence
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
City Advertisement
GASOLINE STATION HEARING

Notice is hereby given that q
hearing will he held in the office Of
the Board OF Public Works at 7:3o
p. m. Tuesday. May 18th. 1929 relative
to the application Of Isadore Noveck
for approval OF application for per.
nit for gasoline filling station to -
located at 35 East Main Street. ION
site Of present station) In accordance
with the Public Acts Of 1927, AMI
for the installation Of two a5Ji.
tional pumps.
All persons interested are request.
ed to be present at said hes ring. Il
they see cause. AMI NJ heard in re-
lation to the above.
A. NJ. PAONESsA, .tayor.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
PLAY AT SACRED HEART

The Sacred Heart parish school
auditorium on Gold street was hll-
ed last night to capacity. with sew.
eral hundred occupying every avail.
able standing space In the hall dur.
ing the presentation Of = most COLI
orful play depicting Z Polish we'd
ding entitled "Wesele Grodxienskie, -
The play was given by natives Of
the Grodno district with al the coll
orful festivities accompanying such
occasions and was enjoyed immenae.
~ by an appreciative audience. The
presentation was given under the
auspices Of the new floor commit
tee and the proceeds were turned
over to the fund for g new concrets
floor in the basement Of the church.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
ID:icli Plane OF to NaShinnt on

Roosevelt It"ld. n. Y, April % tP)
The giant Sjkorsky plane in Which
Rene Fonck. Frarcr's ace Of aces.
once hoped 10 span the Atlantic, lett
today for Washington prs paratory to
a nonstop flight to Santiago, Chile
The plane was .ilot"d by Harold
Mcmahon and as ono Of its passan-
gers carried John X. Montgomery,
president Of the American lntern"-
tional Always, which recently pur-
chased the plane as flagship of a
fleet to operate passenger mail an ]
freight service to South America.
Il is planned to start the non
stop fight from Washington or some
point in Florida within he nnXt 10
days After reaching Santiago tho
plane will make a good will fight.
stopping al every country In South
America. The 1S-passer ger plane
will be christened Tho Southern
star" at Washinst IN today brjor'.
South American diplomats
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
CONGRESSMAN STRICKEN

Ancon, Canal Zone, April 20 R-
Congressman John Joseph Casey of
Wilkes Barre. Pa. suffered a cere-
bral hemorrhage early today.
He was taken to Gorgas hospital
whore it was said his condition was
serious His blood pressure was ab-
normally high.
Mr.. Casey arrived here a week ago
seeking a rest because of impaired
health
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

kreamer: Daphne, Mrs. Ernest Ny
quist; Helen of Greece. Mrs. Joseph
Ray; Peter, Otto Gaudian: Phillip,
Henry Sacks. Roman soldiers, VIII
liam RuCh. Louis Balzer, Arthur
pcckrule and Ernest Leopold, Choir
Christ into Jerusalem, Mrs. l.. Feng-
Ter. Mrs. +. Gtckler, Mrs. Henry
Hess, Mrs. Walter kosswig, Mrs. IL.
Iepp, Mrs, Edward Dolan; Mrs.
Emil II. K. Nogel; Miriam, Mrs. II.
Fensky, Esther, Mrs. Otto Water:
angels announcing Christ is Risen
were Mrs John Martin, the Semro"
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
GIVE PLAY IN NfIDDLErOwy

Members OF the st. Elizabeth
Dramatic circle Of the Sacred Heart
parish, journeyed yesterday to Mid
dletown. where they presented tho
play Miracle of the Vistula" At the
Falcon hall before large and en-.
thusiastic audience. The circle will
hold social and entertainment for
its members and friends on May II.
at the club rooms on Orange street,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

sisters, Miss Flenke. Eleanor Arndt.
Beatrice Hess, Margaret Do1an. Nor
ma Dolan. Margery Steiner, Francis
Steiner, Ethel kosswig. Marie Neuss,
Margaret Neuss, Edith Stabberr.
Bertha Harris. Anna Schurman.
Frieda Arndt, lola Sahrbacher. Lu-
.cile Fengler, Bertha Busch. Helen
Eiltbold, Lillian Firnhaber, Airline
Dams.
The pageant Was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Guadian. Fred
Eppler played the organ. Mrs. Fred
erick Wishek directed the program
and cast
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

There now, you see, very few peo-
id.nt Of the American Hardware,
and the dollar award goes to May
Den peasr. In her letter Miss pcasc
fails to civ" her address. so that j.
there are two Of the same name,
the Joke is on the editor and h"
VIII have to part with So instead OF
81. Here's the winning letter;
THE Silhouette in Saturday eye
ning's paper was that of Nh. George
p. Spear. active vice pre- sidcnt of the
American Hardware corporation.
Mr. Spear is also director OF tn"
New Britain National bank, direc~
tor OF the shuttle Meadow club and
vice president Of the Masonic TEN
pie corporation, being 4 member o.
the Masonic order.
He Las done much TO build up
the induatral world Of New Britain,
and shows great interest in civic af-
fairs
He makes his home at 80 Park
place"
Today, the editor viii be d bit
generous and let you in on a fe"
hints. The likeness of The above was
considered one of tire best football
players Cornell has ever known.
After graduating he remained as
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

coach o ftho Ithaca eleven. He de-
cidel to tackle the aut omotlve in
dustry and selected New Britain as
his field of endoavors. He has TO
work hard even if the car he sells
is an easy one for which to find
purchasers. You know. they say Of
d man that he feels better after a
good feed, and consequently, there
are a bunch of Lions in this city
who think our friend from Stanley
about the car he sells. Who is it?
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
City Advertisement
REFRESHMENT CONCESSION
WILLOW BROOK PARK

Bids will he received until S .. n.
Tuesday. May II. 1929. for the ~.
freshment Concession at Willow
Brook Park for one year. This con.
cession covers the sale Of candy.
fruit. ice cream. soda. tobacco. ETC.,
and the bidder is to provide his own
stand or building.
... BOARD OF PARK
COMMISSIONERS.
Room AIS. City Hall. City.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

Washington April 2a.--12}-The
weather bureau today issued the fol-
lowing storm warning:
advisory $50 &. m. warnings
changed to northwest Block Is
land. to East port Maine, to be low
cred al sunset. Strong westerly winds
and gales this afternoon
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
women ARE JAILED
after VICE RAID
MIS-. Marie Harrigan, 561 Main
Street, Gets 60 Days

~ -, ,.
i''0''@ N11' Nv 0Ne' " 40 am
not De tolerated IN Ne" hrlealh ana
! make the same statement now"
Indigo Stanley Tracas,i declared
~ -.
aiif s.i.es' ~ ia'' 'o' Wv N,'9
VI " =
se7af s'a' anu Ma ~
use q ~ Aas'iit% he 'Vl.e''''''
~ AK I esotsA olss'es''e 81 MARY
church.
IN the case o. MIS- Marie sNi'-i'
-, OF Nafoortoh HAN "aIetp'IN.
charged with violation o. Inc lho' II
code. Jail sentence o. 10 days Was
imposed.
Paul Maynard. alias Knapp. %. OF
56i Main street, was fined $40 aud
costs on the charge OF GreQuentIAs
d house of i'll fame. Bonds for aN-
peal were fixed at $500 in each Of
the Nomen's cases and slne in May
nard's case. Attorney Monroe $.
Gordon appeared Ter Mrs. Scher and
Attorney Lawrence ]. Colon repre-
scented Mrs Iiarriean
Sergeant FIlingar testified that ne
and Sergeant Fean.v went into thu
taramen. hv the rear entrance al
,,+,;cars Mariner and fiah1sr Went IN
h, ,ba front aoor rhav +oun5 Nav
y,s.,,rzss -ba floor and Mrs
-. 49, ba4 mo Of wine.
- +yz. y,.S-,o,,, and Mrs Harri-
t.-. -. .h, so1a Hc,,1nr
4,..,s~-.-. ,,,,.iI ,,.as,, AGO
- ,ta. ,ba ,o1i,,a
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'' = So 40 ~ ..... ,l
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- 90 ,,,,t, abo I,-r+ g. a.,
~ 1rou;,o,, :, NJ. l,,ri
aaaor,3,,,er "a no s.,.r-aan- nd
,,;...3 r.. Mrs. Sch.r,s story y17s
-,.,
cross examined nv Attorney Color.
Sergeant F1Iineer said thai Anthony
schultz OF a41 East Main street COM
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
Frank e. Gannett Buys
Malolc. n. Y. TELEGRAM

Rochester. n. Y. April 90 Up
Announcement was made today of
the acquisition of the 18th news
paper in the Gannett group OF which
Frank +. Gannott Of this city is
head
The new paper is the Malone, n.
Y, Telegram. founded in 1905 by
Charles NJ. Iedheld, who has sine"
been its publisher. Douglas \. Cal
lander and Leon l.. Turner will con-
tinue to hold an interest under the
Gannett management.
The Gannctt group, the third
largest in the country, now consists
OF daily newspapers in Albany.
brooklyn. Beacon, Eln1lra, Ithaca,
.oWburgh. Malone, Olean, Ogdens-
burg, Rochester and Utica, n. Y,
and Hartford, Conn, and Plainteld,
y. J.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

French checker players gathered
at the hall OF st. Jean the Baptist
n this city yesterday and fought out
a long standing checker contest in
which A. Neaugell of Waterbury
played slx Of the best players from
this city and Hartford at the same
time and defeated all but one. d.
Martineau of kensington was the
only one to defeat the Waterbury
man, who is judged to be the cham
pion OF New England.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

another attempt at this point to
have the wine admitted. Attorney
Colon objected and Judge Traceski
sustained the objection. saying
Schultz's testimony was not strong
enough for conviction on the charge
Of violating the liquor law. Attor-
ney Colon moved for discharge or
the liquor law violation count, ana
Judge Traceski granted it.
Mrs. Harrigan testified that
Schultz was "paralyzed drunk ana
sat on the edge Of the bed where
she was and she told him to get
away. He then turned his pockets
inside out and told her he had been
rolled in a Polack joint up on
Broad street. She told him he
might lose his position if he did not
turn in his collections and she also
refused to pay him s. which She
owed as a weekly payment,
Schultz went out of the bedroom
and in a little while she heard Mrs.
Scher scream. Mrs. Scher kicked
Schultz and told Mrs. Harriean he
had attempted TO commit an indie
cent assault on her. The witness
then told Schultz she would report
him at the store and she ordered
Mrs. Scher TO take the SO down to
the store and turn il in to Schultz's
employer.
Schultz. according to Mrs. Harri-
no n NrS 81
that she would not disclose to Mrs.
Harrlgan what went on in the bed
room.
Questioned as to her history. Mrs.
| Harrigan said she had not seen her
husband in six years. She has five
children. whose ages range between
\ and ! I years. She was mployed
as a cook in a home on Lexington
street and also in a local institution.
She has been in New Britain since
last November.
Cross examined by Prosecuting
Attorney Woods. Mrs. Harrigan de-
MED that she had women in her
home for improper purposes, She
admitted having been arrested in
Waterbury but claimed to have been
discharged Mrs. Scher gave her 81
about 10 o'clock in the forenoon to
purchase vegetables but she did not
accept money from her otherwise.
She admitted that she sold liquor
in the tenement up to four weeks
ago because she needed the money
to support her children.
why did you come over here
from Waterbury ." Mr.. Woods ask
ed.
Il thought the change would do
NE good" Mrs Harrigan answered.
! Was Waterbury getting TOO hot
for you ?" Mr.. Woods flung at her.
As to Sis Mrs. Harrigan said
she did not know her by any othe-
name and she doubted that anyone
knew her real name She merely
rented room in the tenement and
what went on there She did not
know because she was working as a
cock at that time.
As to Maynard. Mrs. Harrigan
said She knew him only as "Poley'
and she did not know his name. He
has baen in her home about year
and he is "b,tter than any Woma1l
about the house. She denied that he
Vas a lookout at her home. He
can't even read without glasses and
those h" has are no good" she said,
H can't see al night and | don't
know what he would be doing out
II. the back yard.'
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
Plans Kent secret
Plans Stoc khoIm- New York Flight

l@ssau. German April 90 lPt-
The swedish aviator Captain Ahren-
berg, today purchased a singled mo-
"Hremen' type with which he in
tends to attempt a nonstop flight
from Stockholm to New York. \
lieut. nant Floyd and radio opera
tor, j. Junglund viii fly with him.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

The outer eyelids are transparent
and are fused together.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29

nticancc of that circumstance. 1t
has been chosen by a Washington
woman, the Post says, but her
identity and the name she suggested
have not been disclosed.
Flight May Cost S3S5,O0O
Much of the flight. according to
the Posts information, will be made
at attitudes Of l4.50o to 20. 600 feet.
An average speed of 1870 miles an
hour is contemplated, but little time
allowed for slowing down for the
u expected refueling operations.
The cost of the flight is placed at
approximately $3S5.o00, and the
hackers of the plan are said to have
Underwater it to the extent Of
$500. 600. Although most if not
all Of the aviators are or have been
in government service, the news
paper says. the government itself
viii assist in the flight only through
the furnishing of weather reports
and other data.
Plans Kept secret
The Post expects formal an
nouncemenr Of the plan to be made
in several weeks. Preparations for
the flight, it says. have been under
way TOR SIX months but have been SO
thoroughly concealed that beyonr
obtaining confirmation OF its ir
formation il has been unable to GO
members Of the party to discus.
their plans.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-29
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