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New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

ARCH ST BODY X RADIATOR WORKS. $. Wolf, prop. Auto radiators, body fen ders repaired. l07 Arch St Tel. l719
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Service Station-Rcpair'ins

MlLLlS-kNIGHT SEDAN FOR SALE
 Al condition. ItudoIphs Garage 127
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

SILENT Glow oil burner for sale. Good roudItmL Price reasonable. Inquire 4Jt West Main St. Tel. 2S8G. THE ""'APLES" W"Ner for all floors only 8 wi,h pound of wa. Morgan kingsley Thompson, All Main Sr Tel, J&1
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
EMPLOYMENT
HClp-NIcn Wanted

FIRST class plumber wanted. One wIn has license to work by day. Apply
 = Douglas Road, Forcstyile any time Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
Rooms For Housekeeping
z 9 1

TaraGr.
 RASSETT ST. >o. near Iush school- : s."am heated furnished rooms fr. Ieat housekeeping All convenience rrlap,sour 2S@2
 EAlNuNS PLACE, 1.-Two rooms, ligl housekrerjue. Inute walk to post of. t.o Telephone il6-W. LAKE s,., S6-Two Furnished rooms wit D.'-Hoaeue for light housekeeping, minutes walk 10 post ooIro AAlN ST. 6I--S,nE.e or double room or light housekeeping Also rooms an board at low rates. Tel 1924, PROSPECT ST, 1t--Comfortanle fu . uisArd light housekeeping rooms wit Y, EJtchonottrs. Well heated lighted Separate cHtrau Q Heasouahe aurTu HIGU ST, G0-Oue Ueht house lyrp!ns room to rent and large sngl' }now Very reasonable Phone fl59W srNIMEE ST e3-2. and rooms fo . l;Ht hauaakeepjus Also single rooms. Apu'y ars. floor west
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

MAPLE ST. S1-F'Ne room tenement to rent. All modern Improvements. nl- H'It al |- Maple St Telephone &UOM
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
GIRL WANTED

to do general housework and assist with rare of chiid Must he neat and trust worthy. Good home and wages to the one selected.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

Al MNTTEESSES remade and reuovaIei. Returned same day. New muttrcssvs made to order. Mackay- -Walln. U2 Main St. Telephone 4h9S.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
apartments and JencmcntS

MAIN ST, eI6. opposite GirIl--5 IGyIo
 apartment. Modem Improvements. steam heat j. Begkuwitz. Tel I346 nr
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

of three rooms Good con
 dltlOn. Best of heat. Inquire of jun1-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ClessOu W. Parker Commor- cial Trust Building, Si West Main St MONEY TO LOAN, second mortgages S'hutz & Costello. Inc, 2i2 'lau Street, Felrphunr 23
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
INTERESTING VALUES

STANLEY QUARTER MANOR
 single house. : rooms just finished. Modern In every way Can be bought with small amount of cash.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
By PERCY CROSBY

r~or,,rn, ,s"a n, Me,,,so,.,an >,w~,aoo, Service,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

BELl1EN ST. room bungalow with al modern improvements Can he bought With lItttc cost at bargain price Eahlno" -Itn schEow Real Estate Co. c02 Main St. Phone 1SlO.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

BROOK ST, ll9-& family brick house l5 rooms, ear garage. Lot 50Nl 1o. Reasonable terms, Phone New Drlta,n @i ar Hurtio'd "-5SlG or 4-OS.E
The Washington times., 1929-05-16
RULING FOUGHT
+. BY ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Va, May
16.--The board OF supervisors will
appeal the decision rendered by the
court in favor of Alexandria, in the
recent annexation proceedings. They
have selected Attorney John s. Bar
bour, of Fairfax. to assist the COM
monweath's attorney in preparation
of the appeal.
Cloth informed the board that the
total expense to the county thus
far in the annexation case has been
$16,352.36. The present method of
paying $40 tapping charges in cash
was changed to allow property
owners to make the payment in
eight equal installments. This
change becomes effective at once.
The Washington times., 1929-05-16
CAPTIVE FACES
CHARGES HERE

Captured after a nationwide
search, John Norman Beck, 81, faced
several charges of passing bad
checks here today.
lie was returned from Buffalo,
n. Y, by B. w. Thompson, head.
quarters detective, >and held in the
Fifth precinct police station.
Thompson charged Beck had VIC
tlmized local hotels of 1925. He Is
alleged to have jumped bond after
having been arrested several months
ago in Miami, Fla.
Police said Beck was identified by
a Washington woman, Amelia Craw-
ford, as the man who told her stories
of his wealth and position several
months ago, and married her. She
left him 10 days later.
She has retained an attorney and
plans to file suit for annulment.
The Washington times., 1929-05-16

Plentiful Small
Sizes
Nature has prOdneed
O large crop of small.
sized California Sum
kist Oranges this sea-
SON. They are just a.
juicy, sweet and deli
ciOus rs any Of the larg-
er Oranges you ever
ate! Smaller Oranges
east less but are un.-
equaled for juice. They
contain all the qualities
which have made Cali.
fornia Sunkist Oranges
NV0rld.famOusS
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
DiUertisenaents Planned
For Arts Clubs Festive
Bal BOheme, Jan. rs

Miss Lisa Gardiner will appear
as the captive princess. and Paul
Tehernikoff as the slave dealer,
in the big opening spectacle to be
presented by the Arts Club, at the
Bal Boheme next Monday night at
the Willard. There win likewise
be number of dancing slaves. in
the persons of Miss Christine Stew
art, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Peggy
Becker. Miss Una Ralph. Miss
Janet Carpenter. and Miss Jane
Dunscombe; as well as some fair
Egyptian court dancers, including
Miss Alice Louise Hunter, Miss
Peggy Stahl, Miss Faye Rogers,
Miss Jeanne Densmore, Miss Ann
Vucinovich. and Misa Muriel Seull,
all members OF the Tchernikoff-
Gardiner dancers.
One of the advertisements OF
the ball to be staged under the
personal supervision Of Paul Bley-
den, will be "A Dance by the River
Nile" in which Miss Evelyn Davis
will appear as an Oriental dancer,
assisted by . group OF chanters and
musicians, among the members
Of the group. being: Mr.. Bleyden,
Allan Mcconnell, Miss Marguerite
Mcconnell, Miss Helen v. Harper,
e. f.. Farley, Paul Jones, Miss
Mildred BrashearS, Misa Marian
e. Hartley, j. Russell Lowe. Miss
Frances B. Fallon, William r.
Lane. Miss Mary ID. Jenkins. Miss
Ella Corbett, Miss Marguerite B.
Venables and H. r. Cole.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
Society Folk DeOelop
Interest in Musical
Comedy at Belasco

Our pet permanent stock com.
pany at the Belasco- -the savoy
observation-disclosures building lib !
group Of regulars among so
ciety folk, who attend the per-
formances as often as their other
engagements permit. Mr.. Taft,
wife OF the Chief Justice. is
subscriber to the "Wednesday mat
inees; and Senator Charles Curtis,
Vice President elect, has been
present at several OF the engaging
musical comedies presented, usu.
ally accompanied by his brother
in.law, and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cam
Representative and Mrs. Sol
Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom en-
tertalned group Of frieAds on
Monday evening for the opening
performance o I Honeymoon
Lane. 2 South Trtmble had guests
in another box and 6. M, New
man, the travel lecturer. with a
party. occupied q third. A hundred
veterans from Walter Reed Hos
pital were present and apparently
enjoyed the show hugely.
Others from society,s ranks
who have patronized the Be-
lasco recently are Representative
and Mrs, Henry Allen Cooper
and Mrs. John BaeF. guests one
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Heating and Mrs. Samuel
A. Kimberley. who entertained
Judge and Mrs. Paul Myron
Lineberger Miss Florence Worth.
ington and Col. Rawson Warren.
Moreover. several sororities and
other organizations are planning
theater benefits for next week,
when sally win be presented.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
Club Guest

Miss Gudron Carlson, United
states Trade Commissioner 81
oslo, Norway, who Is spending
q month in Washington at the
Grace Dodge Hotel. win be the
speaker at the weekly forum
luncheon at the Woman's National
Democratic Club next Monday.
X y i
Former Senator and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Owen will have with them
AZ the Wardnlan Park Hotel their
laughter, Mrs. Burgoyne Harail,
ton, who viii come on Friday
from her home in New York.
Mrs. Owen has recovered from
recent illness
Judge Clarence NJ Goodwin, Of
Chicago, Is az the Carlton for
several days &
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
Notable Guests Attend
Post Concert LuncheOns

port White, Mrs. Raymond Miller
and Mrs. zeBarney Phillips.
Mrs. James Couzens' guests in
her box at the concert included
Mrs. Lee S. Overman, Lady Brod-
erick, Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe and
Mrs. Henry Al. Cooper. Following
the concert Miss Margo Couzens
and a group Oh her young friends
joined Mrs. Couzens for luncheon
at the hotel.
Mrs. George r, Farnum, enter
tanned at luncheon following the
concert. having as her guests Mrs.
George r. Stobbs, Mrs. Frederick
M. Davenport and her daughter
Miss Margaret Davenport; Madame
sawada, wife of the Counselor OF
the Japanese Embassy; Mrs. Alex.
ander s. Wotherspoon Mrs. Glen
nan, wife of Commander Glennan;
Mrs. s. Stuart Crawford, Mrs.
Proctor Dougherty. Mrs. Howard s,
Leroy, Miss v. Elsie Phalen, and
Miss Helen Mcguire, OF Melrose,
Massachusetts,, the house guest OF
the hostess.
Mrs. Samuel williams Earle, re-
cording secretary general Of the
Daughters of the American Hevo-
luton. entertained at luncheon to-
day at the Mayflower in honor Of
Mrs. Charles Colfax Long. Covers
were laid for 10.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
Miss Dorothy LenrOOt
To Wed Californian;
Goes To Los Angeles

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
I.enroot, daughter OF former
Senator and Mrs. Irvine l.. Len
root, OF Wisconsin. and Robert
Bromberg, Of Los Angeles, Calf,
will take place in Los Angeles on
Saturday morning.
Miss Lenroot, who has been lfvs
ing in California for several years,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenroot for six weeks, and it was
originally proposed that the we'd
ding should be in their home
here. However, business connpli-
cations arose which prevented
Mr.. Bromberg from coming to
Washington, so his fiancee Is il
now en- route back to Los Angeles.
The wedding viii be from the
home OF friends. Mr.. Bromberg
ii 1 trustee in bankruptcy in Los
Angeles, where the couple viii
make their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Silas H. Strawn.
also of Chicago, are at the Carl
ton for 4 brief stay.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
AVYSPONSORS
ENTERTAINED
TODAY
Mrs. Wilbur, Hostess to
Group, Will Attend
White House Fete

The Society OF Sponsors Of the
United states Navy always holds
its annual meeting in Warrington
at the time set for the Army and
Navy reception at tie White
House. and its members will at
tend the fete en- masse tomorrow
evening.
The sessions, which began this
morning at the Willard, will con-
tinue through tomorrow, with the
annual luncheon today as one Of
the most picturesque features.
Moreover. there will be consider
able entertaining for this group OF
ladies', each Of whom has chris
tened one Of Uncle Sans naval
vessels, individually and collec.
lively. This afternoon Mrs. VIII.
bur, wife OF the Secretary Of the
Navy. win give a tea in honor of
the delegates.
Mrs. John Nicholson and Mrs.
George Neal, wife of Secretary
Wilbur's aide. will be at the tea
table.
Mrs. Frederick c. Hicks, vice
president of the society, will en-
terrain at tea for them tomorrow.
The president, Mrs. Russell Lang.
don, 10 here for the meeting. The
group of Washlngtonians who are
delegates. includes Mrs. Theodore
Douglas Robinson, wife Of the As
sistant Secretary Of the Navy;
Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Brooke
Lee, MRS. Austin Kautz. Mrs.
George Rock. Mrs. Edward stat
ford--the famous Snow Baby"
daughter OF the late Commodore
PSary--Miss Mamie Barney and
Miss Ethel Baeley.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23

Lieut.. Richard Glass. u. s
n and Mrs. Glass, who have
been stationed in China far sorne
time are now en- route home
Ter duty Ia Washington and VII
arrive here about the middle Of
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
French Canada

I'm Old French Canada" will be
shown at the Wardman Park
Theater next Sunday evening as
one OF the series OF motion pic
lures being put on under the aus
pieces OF the Bureau Of COMMERCIAL
Economics. Capt. i. o. Armstrong,
who has been exploring the c0uf.
try for 10 years has recently Been
making films Of the region. will
speak. A concert will precede the
presentation Of the picture.
Mrs. Key Pittman, wife of
Senator Pittman, will recaive
tomorrow afternoon in . suite
at the Carlton Hotel for the
last time this season.
Mrs. Charles III. LeFevre and
Miss Hester Anne LeFevre re-
turned today to Washington after
a visit in Philadelphia.
Byron u. Graham, chairman et
the hop committee Of the Uni.
lowing dates for dinner dances
at the club: February 10, March
10 and April 1s,
Winant Johnston has gone to
indianapolis for q fortnisht's
stay.
Mrs. Absalom Waller was
luncheon hostess today at the May
fewer, having ~ in her party.
Mrs. Waller win give d series Of
luncheons during February.
Mrs. Henry Leonard has gone to
New York and is at the Berkshire
Hotel with her sister, Mrs. John
w. Garrett, Of Baltimore.
The Washington Alumni Asso.
citation of Columbia University
viii sponsor q joint concert Of the
Column bia Gee Club and the
George Washington University
Glee Club in the ballroom az the
Maytlower Hotel on the evening
OF February 5. Later there will be
dancing.
The Congressional Club viii
have az its honor guest On Friday
afternoon Florence williams
Parker, who will give 4 plano re.
cital.
The Washington CHARTER Of the
Trinity College Alunnae win rive
its annual dance on Friday. Feb.
ruary at the Willard Hotel.
Among the patrons ana patron.
Lady Isabella Howard, Madame
Claudel, Madame Debuchi. Madarne
de Padilla, Madame Alfaro.-s Don
Manuel Castro Quesada, Mrs. Cur.
It's p. Wilbur, Mrs. Louis D.
Brandeis, Mile. Jeanne Cretziano.
Mrs. Edward Douglas white. Mrs.
J. Leo Kolb. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Lane.
Lieut.. Richard Glass u 8
n and Mrs. Glass. who have
been stationed in China for some
time, are now en- route hon1s
for duty Ia Washington and WI
arrive here about the middle Of
FEBRUARY.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
BOX PARTIES
FOR CIVIC
DRAMA
Interest Displayed In
Community Guilds
First Production

District Commissioner and Mrs.
Proctor T.. Dougherty will attend
the performance of THE Dover
Road by the Community Drama
Guild OF Washington tomorrow
night at Mckinley Auditorium.
Thursday is known as civic
night" and many clubs and com.
munity groups will entertain par
ties for this performances by the
guild.
Among other hostesses for Thurs
day night are Mrs. Albert n.
Bags. who will have in her party
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and Robert
W. IIlingsworth. Mrs. Baggs IL a
member OF the advisory and cast
ing committees for THE Dover
Road" For several years she was
a member of the board of gov
errors Of the Plays and Players
Club. OF Philadelphia, one OF the
best.known little theater groups in
the East.
A large group Of business and
professional women members Of
the Quota Club will attend the
Thursday performance. Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest. president of the
Quota Club, Is executive secretary
of the Drama Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Lewis will
entertain at dinner this evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Bush
Brown and Col. and Mrs. John
Otto johnson, taking their guests
later to "The Dover Road" Major
and Mrs. Carey H. Brown win also
entertain at dinner before the play.
their party including Admiral and
Mrs William ID. Leahy and Gen.
and Mrs. Harry Taylor.
A theatAr party will be given
by DIR. and Mrs. Frank Ballou.
their guests being the Dean Of
American University and Mrs.
Woods and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Knowles Cooper; and another
party will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin +. Heidel. Miss Lillian
Keathley. Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw
Read, Mrs. B. e. Rabell. OF New
York city. and Mrs.. Howard N.Y.
man. Other hostesses for the
first night include Mrs. Reid X.
Middleton. Mrs. Allan Davis, Mrs.
A. C. Driscoll.
Comdr. C. T. Jewell il chair
man of ushers and seating ar
ranEements for both perform
ances Of ''The Dover Road" with
DIR. Sidney Smith az vice chair
man for tonight. and James Otis
Porter as vice chairman for co.
morrow.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
Lecture Postponed

The first Of DIR. Louis X.
Anspacher's series OF lectures on
Russian literature, which are to
be given during Lent for the
benefit OF the George Washington
Memorial, has been postponed
from February IL to February a.,
az the original date falls on Ash
wednesday. This was decided at
a meeting held yesterday at the
horne Of Mrs. George C. Thorpe,
chairman of the committee, with
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock as hon
orary chairman. Mrs. samuel
Jordan Graham il chairman OF
the luncheon parties following the
lectures. which are to be feature
Of the series.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Ralph
7. Ward will entertain at dinner
and dancing this evening at the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Country Club.
Mrs. N. G. Macdonald, of sgd
ney. Australia, Is at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for 4 week or more.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23

The British Ambassador and
Lady Isabella Howard attended
the concert of Myra Hess, pianist,
and Yelly d'Arenyi. violinist,
this morning in the ballroom of
The Mayflower Hotel Later they
were the ranking guests at
luncheon Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
r Crosby, who entertained in the
Jefferson Room. There were
1s in the company among whom
was Miss Celeste Crosby, daugh-
ter Of the hosts. N.a
For Artists
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, spon-
scr Of the concerts, entertained
ut luncheon in compliment to the
artists. Other guests were the
Minister Of Hungary and Countess
Szechenyi, the Minister of Greece
and Madame Simopoulos: Ronald
Ian Campbell, Col T.. H. r. Pope
Hennessl, Sir John and Lady
Broderick, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Shone and Al. J. Pack Of the Brit
ish embassy; the counselor Of the
French embassy, count de Sartiges:
the Counselor of the Hungarian
Legation and Madame PelenY,
and Baron Paul Scheli, who il
attached to the same legation:
the Secretary Of the Lagation Of
the Netherlands and Baroness
van Boetzelaer van Oosterhout:
Countess Cornelia Szechenyi Lady
Lister Kaye, Mrs. Frank Girls
void Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
du Breuil de Saint German Of
Paris: Mrs Reynolds Hit, Chal
ners Roberts Of London. j. Theo-
dore Mariner, Mrs Emilia Haw-
try and j.. Al. Stone, of the
Canadian. Legation.
Nine. Teller and Mrs. Taft
were the honor guests at luncheon
of Mrs Lucy Wilder Morris, fol-
lowing the concert. Other guests
were Mrs. Pierce Butler Nine SEE,
Nine. San1y Pasha, Madame Bach.
Ike, Mrs. Hiram Bingham, Mrs.
John B. Kendrick, Mrs. George
II. Moses. Mrs. William p. Borah,
Mrs. John O. Tilson, Mrs, James
Parker, Mrs. Henry Watson, Mrs.
Florence Kahn. Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle, Mrs John A. Lejeurie, Mrs.
Amos A. Fries, Mrs. James Al.
Freemen. Mrs. Sydney A. Cloman.
Mrs. Delos Biodsett. Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose, Mrs. Macy Mar
wick, Mrs. William Butler. Mrs.
Wilton j. Lambert, Mrs. Eanil.
ton Mccormick, Mrs. Joseph Wash.
inston, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin.
Mrs. John Allan Dousherty. Mrs.
3. B. Jones, Mrs. Wilbur Hub
bard. and Mrs. Samuel A. Wilder,
of st. Paul.
The Washington times., 1929-01-23
other Parties

Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey was
also a luncheon hostess after the
concert when her guests included
Madame Alfaro, Mrs. James J..
Davis, Mrs. Porter Dale. Mrs.
Edward Everett Gam. Madame
Panaretoff, Mrs. Benjamin II.
Cheatham. Mrs. Morton ID. Hull,
Mrs. Harry Clay Ransley. Mrs.
oLuis r, McFadden, Mrs. Sol
Bloom. Mrs, Clyde Kelly, Mrs.
Robert Mackenzie. Mrs. Emerson
Howe. Mrs. Peter A. Drury, Mrs.
James I. Karrick. Mrs. Daven-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
YOUTHFUL LOVER
 FOOLED BY MAIDEN
Fakes Death and Finds Girl
 Only Laughed at Him

Kansas City, Kans., Oct. 12 UP) -Bonnic Ball, IT, has a lot in com- mon with the mythical William Sylvanus Baxter whom Booth Tar kington wrote about in "Scvcnteen.' Both took their love affairs in somewhat deadly earnest.
 Bonnie was in love with Opal Jackson, dancer. He loved her unto death-almost. Her heart wasn't exactly adamant, but Ben nic thought she valued his devo- ton too lightly.
 "Ill meet you in hell. It's an old Spanish custom" Bennie wrote in q suicide note meant to be devil-may- care enough to touch any damsel's heart. He placed it beside some of his clothes on a bridge and ran home to hide in the coal bin.
 He held out as long as he could Then his mother found him.
 What did she say?" asked Ben nie, breathlessly.
 "She laughed and said you were a great kidder," his mother an- swcred.
 With that Bonnie wrote a love note to Mrs. Lena Raiburn, leading lady at theater here. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
G!IHIEE ] E LUXURY l.! J! !!!!.! .!!!! !H!!y!:SR}AIN!l!A

Synopsis: Barbara Landon and Ray Lowther, deyotedly in love and engaged. are separated three years because Ray disappears after dis covering his own fortune lost, con- vinced that he cannot marry the wealthy Barbara while he is penni- less. When they meet again, Barbara still is desperately in love with Ray, who is struggling unsuCcossfully as writer of jazz compositions. But Barbara induces him to forget their differences of fortune and they are married. Ray, enraged al hearing himself termed a luxury husband" demands the right to earn his own living. Ralph Henderson, q noble man enchanted by Barbara's mil lions, invites them 10 q house party a clever scheme whereby Tender son hopes to separate the young couple so that he may marry Bar bara himself. At the party Ray is painfully harassed and unknowingly is playing directly into Hendcr3on's hands.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
BOYS STEAL RADIO,
 CAUGHT BY AMBUSH
Hide Machine in InCineratOr at
 Rear Of Music Store

The capture of one boy connected with the theft of radio from Mc- Coys music store, Main street, yes terday afternoon, may lead to the arrest of another boy today who is Implicated in the same theft.
 Yesterday afternoon, while un- loading some new radios at the rear of the store, employees missed ma chine A thorough search brought it to light in an old incinerator at the rear of the store.
 Suspecting that the theft was the work of boys. nothing was said but the police were informed of the in cident. And late yesterday afternoon Sergeant George Ellinger hid him self at the rear of the store and started his vigil which would end only when the lads returned for their booty.
 It was almost o'clock before the wait ended. Two boys cautiously stole up to the incinerator. Knowing that if he chased both boys he would probably lose them, Sergeant Ellinger concentrated his efforts, and after winding through back yards, behind the Y. NJ. c. A. the chase ended.
 From the boy who was captured and brought to the police station the name of the other lad was learned. Both are to be turned over to the juvenile authorities today.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
K|NG GEORGE: JUST
 'PAPA' ID PRINCE
Children Call Him by Popular
 Name, Apparently

Leeds, England, Oct. 12 (UP)- King George V may be the monarch of the British empire but he is just plain Papa" to his children, it was revealed today.
 After spending the night at Gold borough Hall. the residence of his sister, Princess Mary, the new Coun- tess of Harewood, the Prince of Wales motored to q nearby place to board his own airplane and return to London.
 Princess Mary. helping him put on his flying kit. asked: How is papa 2"
 The prince replied; He is all right"
 Wales plane circled twice before The prince flew here from London Thursday 10 attend the funeral of the Earl of HarcWood, Princess Marys father-in-laW, as the representative of the king.