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New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

s:25-Sum mary Of programs
s:30-Orchestra
7:00--Correct time
7:0O-SmalIe and Robertson
7:30-"Law." speaker. Silas H.
Strawn
S:00-Sextet
S:3O-Concert
s:00-Three-In-One theater
9:30-Dutch Masters Minstrels
10:00-Correct time
10:00-T.ew White organ recital
10:30-Orchestrad dams
l1:00-Slumber music
SsO-WAM-3iS
5:00-Dr. ID. Hodgson, Food"
5:30-Market prices
5:45-Jennie Buchwald's hour
6:S0-Poets of harmony
7:00-Chimes; program summary
:05-Photomaton; Lucille Black,
pianist
7:S0-Black Rock Boys
S:O0-School Daze
S:30-Sweethearts
9:00-Whiteman's orchestra
1o:00-"Voice of Columbia
11:00-Canadians
1OlO-WRNI-:Sl
5:OO-Howell, tenor; trio
5:S0-Mme. Blanca. Music"
5:45-McAllister, uke; Gold. tenor
6:10-Simon, pianist: Sea ensemble
6:46-Aching Hearts club
list
Stage Noises" ]. II. Kraus
7:so-Hedman pianist: eventide
hymns
7:J5-Mrs. Grossman, harp
S:o0-Walter Mignon. organ recital
S:S0-Old Town Hall
S:45-Dingwall and Palmer, duo
9:O0-lsa rbizon concert
10:O0--"Whither Radio?" H. Germs
back
l0:15-cocktlght
10:3o-Wooley and Young
l0:45-Naricty concert
13OO-WEVD-23t
5::0-Cantor S. Beinhorn
5:40-Catherine Cronin. Rotations
S:00-l.ucille Marsh, dance critic
S:20-Shesarenco. violin; Rand
School
9:oo--McClelland. tenor: child psy-
chology
9:40-Maurice Alderman. songs
10:00-S. A. Dewitt. ChatterbOx
10:30-Radio Rambiers
11:00-Cassese's orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
Ton of Dynamite on
Train in Bulgaria

Sofia, Bulgaria. Feb. OR1A ton
OF dynamite conc ealed in cases
marked soap and knives was dis
covered by police yesterday on 3
passenger train running between
Nidin and Dabrova. Communists
were suspected of having placed the
explosives on the train and many
have been arrested. The dynamite
was enough to blow up the entire
train line.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
LIQUOR on SALE IN
CHLD2EN'S RIGHT CLUB
High School Pupils OF Roth Sexes
Arrested In Raid OM RehslezvtAiS
Ut Vice In CMlifurssia.

Bakersfield. Cal. Feb. : up -
Thirty-nve boys and girls Of high
school age, many OF them sons and
were brought into juvenile court
here yesterday and then sent bcfor.
the grand jury as II result OF zen
sational raid on a Juvenile night
club"
Many of the boys and girls We're
accompanied by their parents.
County officials said thorough in
vestigation Of the circumstances
surrounding the sensa tional raid
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

In buying your radio, buy it for "a!l
year" reception-not just for 4 few
monhs in the Winter, when conditions
are Just right. Bosch, with its Summer
Booster" is modern and designed to
overcome every obstacle to perfec re-
ception from January to December
IL monhs IN h. year. 1reist on A gen
uif,e bosch-know radio satisfaction
at its best.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
NEW YORK CITY

57O-WNYC-5ee
5:00-Time; market reports
5:15-Municipal liens. S. Wandell
5:S0-Greenbaunl, violinist; Rosen-
blatt, pianist
6:00-Deen Dingwall ensemble
6:30-Italian lessons
7:30-1ime; police alarms; infor-
nation
7:35-Air College: "Your Walk
Talks" Winfred Harlow
7:45-Air College. Russian Revo-
luton" Jesse d. Garrison
s:15-Salvatore Cusenza, mando-
lnist
S:25-Air College. DR.. Vizetelly
s:45-"Russia." Major Lee Hagood
S:55-Time: police alarms; wealth.
57O-WMCA-52O
9:0O-To be announced
9:15-Witty Entertainers
9:30-Jewish hour of music
10:30-Mayflower orchestra
1:00-Time: McAlpin dance orch.
11:sO-News: dance orchestra
1900 midnight-Parody orchestra;
entertainers
lc:3o-Wolfe and Baer. duets
66O-WEAF-l5i
5:00-Sky sketches
5:30-Jolly Bill and Jane
5:55-Summary Of programs
6:O0-Waldorf- Astoria dinner mu-
b sic
7:O0-Voters' Service; Congress"
Charles G. Ross, Senator Howes
7:30-Sketches
s:oO-Musical program
9:00-Concert hour
10:00-Eskimos
10:30-The Contraltones
11:0o-Radio-K eth Orpheus Pro-
gram
7iO-WOR-la2
5:0o-Jan Linderman, baritone
5:15-Minnie Slime. contralto
5:30-"Your Child" sports talk
6:00-Adam Miller, basso: news
6:15-Convocation service N. Y. L.
Glee club
S:45-Fulton Royal orchestra
7:00-Time: Roy Smeck, string
wizard
7:15-"Psychologist," DR.. Arthur
Payne
7:s0-"Whispering Flames
7:59-Chimes: Main Street
9:00--The Paramount Taximen
9:S0-"Seascapc
10: 00-Shades of Don Juan
11:00-News; weather report
11:05-HeighHo orchestra
11:30-Para mount orchestra
7RO-NJZ-305
S:00-Michel Sciapira, violinst
5:15-Reports: stock market. fnan-
cial summary. cotton prices, ag-
ricultural reports
b:3O-Aeolian recital
6:00-Old Man Sunshine
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
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5es-Voer Harry HawesWAF VITO WAR WTAG
WCAE WHAS WIT $500.
WHAM kDkA WJR kSW
WHAS WSB WBT WSA
Quartet rsagrs:wEAE VITO WAR wTAs
Kaufman solostWJZ WIZ WBAL WHA0
KDKA WLW KYW
Columbia: Radio stawABc WFAN MNAC MEAN
WAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPII Wl.BW WNkl
WTAR WING WIAAC WOOD WBRC WKBW
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

Then We have the Voice of Co.
lumbia at 10 o'clock featuring
variety of musical selections includ-
ing the waltz song from Gounod's
Faust" Chaminade's Scarf
Dance" Marshalfs II Hear You
Calling Me-" Moniuszko's THE Cos
sack" the polka from Smetana's
THE BATTERED Bride" Saint -Sa ems
Gypsy Dance" "Once in a Life
time" 'Fashionette" and many
others.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

''Schertz fingers "Marchcta." Miss
D'Alvarez will contribute. Hageman ::
do Not Go My Love-" Bizet's 'Ha-
tanera" from Carmen" and Mex
lean song.
Cyrano de Bergerac. poet. swash
buckier. philosopher and lover,
whose nose was SO large that II
preceded him by quarter Of all
hour" will make his appea rance
over the radio in a sketch to he
broadcast at . o'clock over WEAF.
The story. taken from Edmond Ros-
tand's great romantic comedy
makes one Of the best vehicles for
presentation and should be Of I'M
usual interest. You've seen the pic
tnre and the play. Hear it tonight
over the radio. as done by capable
cast Of artists.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

! 1O:35-News
1O:45-Jacques Renard and orch.
11:00-Radio- Keith Orpheus Pro-
gram
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
TUESDAY
Eastern Standard Time :,
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

= NEW ENGLAND SIAT1ONS
e0o-WTIC, Hartford-s00
s:.5-Summary Of program, news
s:30-Lobster Restaurant quintet
7:oo-voter's Service
7:30-Sketches
S:00-The Electra ensemble
s:so-Musical program from NBC
. S:00-"Mental Hygiene" DIR. o. G.
Wiedman
s:15-Old Fashioned Singing
School
4. 10:0O-The Eskimos
1o:sO-Organ Recital, Walter Sci
fert
l1:0o-Radio- Keith Orpheum Pre-
sentation
1c:0O-News and weather
13SO-WDRC, New Haven-:2s
6:45-News, theater review, wealth.
err and time
- 7:0O-Studio program
S00-Vocal recital, Mrs Schmidt
and Mrs. Tapp
S:15-The Winchester Glee club
/. S:45-The New Haven Singers
?:00-Correct time
9:00-Dance orchestra
I0:0O-Program from WMCA
oeO-WBZ, Springheld-3O3
5:45-Jerry Falvey's orchestra
G:OO-Correct time
G:01-Jerry Falvey's orchestra
G:l5-Oficial Agriculture report
4 :30-Steamship Band Music
T:OO-Chimes and news
1:O6-Spotlight Review
7:ll-Bert loves orchestra
1:25-World Bookman
1:30-The Radioettes
S:00-Vocal Sextet
S.30--Concert program
S:00-Theater Hour
9:3o-Dutch Master Minstrels
1O:o0-Correct time and sporto-
grams
1o:O6-Corinthian Male quartet
10:30-The Orchestradians
11:00-Weather and News
11:06-American Legion Ice Carni-
val
,1.3o-WNAC, Boston-:tl
. 5:00-Ted and His Gang
6:0O-Newscasting
6:05-The Studio ensemble
G:35-Temperature report
Z G:36-Lido Venice orchestra
7:00-News
7:l1-"Amos m Andy"
7:cO-Morey Pearl and orchestra
S:00-"School Dazc"
S:3O-"Sweethearts
s:O0--Paul Whitcman Hour
10:0O--Voicc of Columbia
11:O0-The Royal Canadians
1.:OO--Lido Venice orchestra
5e0-WEEI, BOstOn-5OS
S:OO-Big Brother club
6:30--NeWs
8. 6:4o-Big Brother club
7:l5-Newspape Sidelights
5-Mastcrpiece Pianist
7:3O-Sketches
S:OO-Musicale
S:30--Musical program from NBC
s:OO-Concert orchestra
10:0O-The Eskimos
l0:3O-Wcathcr and Flying forecast
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

the City Of New Haven, who resides at
lit Lexington Avenue, New Haven.
Conn. Mr.. Russell brought in this en-
tire group during one evenings enter
tainment.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05


from Just q Minute" the orchestra
will contribute among other num-
bers a Hawaiian medley. q medley
to girls named Sally. High Up On
a Hilltop" Sweet Dreams" AMI
Forever" Miss de Leath will e
heard in Wayne's popular waltz
tune Carolina Moon," and Deppen's
Comm. Home"
Offenhach's overture 10 'Orphe-
US" opens the hour Of slumher mu-
sic at II o'clock over WIZ. Other
selections include I.acOme's Suite
Masqu.rade," Strauss waltz. Evil
lage Swa lows Char ubini's AVE
Maria" and Sits "Gavotte.'
~
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

The Voters Service program offer
Senator Harry y. Hawes of Mis-
souri,. one of the younger members
Of the United States Senate. as the
chief speaker in tonight's broadcast
Of the series at 7 o'clock over
WEAF and VITO. Senator HAYES
will talk on the subject THE Duty
OF Congress to Conserve Wild Life"
Vaughn de Leath. contralto. whose
voice is known 10 thousands of ra-
dio fans. will he guest soIoist dur
ing the regular weekly program by
the Orchestra dams at 1890 owe,
WIZ and WBZ, Opening with the
selection pretty. Petite and Swee'"
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

Silas H. Strawn. formerly presi-
mt of the American Bar associa-
ton. will be the guest speaker dur
ing tonight's broadcast of "Funda-
mentals of Law" series at 1880 over
WIZ.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

Turning over 10 the WEAF'- VITO
hook-up we find that the most i'm
portant and most conspicuous pro-
gram will be presented at II O'Clock
Yes. It's the Radio X eth -Orpheum
feature and another bevy OF nation
ally and internationally known art
lists will contribute another of the
unique progra ms. comprising mu-
steal, humorous and dramatic selec-
tons in lookup uniting play
houses in New York. Chicago. Bos-
ton. Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
Irene Franklin. Frank Fay and
Annette Kellerman are some of the
stars.
Marguerite DAlvarez. well-known
operate contralto will he ,he fea-
tured artist during program at 8
o'clock over WIZ and WBZ. On
the same program are Godfrey Lud-
low, violinist. who will play "Estrel-
lita": Andy Sannella, guitarist,
featuring Simon's "Querida": and a
male quartet. which will be hea,
IT. the traditional song "Juanita.
Grosvenor's "Swingin' Vine" and
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05

ing 10 the ear and relieving on the
mind from the days care.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-05
PERFECT ALL-YEAR RADIO
At LAST WITH REMARKABLE
BOSCH SUMMER BOOSTER"

of Bosch Engineering Staff Demonstrated In Greatest Radio
Improvement Since Radio Began. Poor Summer Rccep
ton Need Be Tolerated No Longer
radio Public official
brought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-17
CR|TTENTON HOME
FARLEY SCHEDULED
Annual Conference of Mission
Managers to Open Sunday.
Program Is Announced.

The forty-sixth annual national con-
ference of the Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion will be held here Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas E. Robert
son, president of the Florence Critten-
ton Home of Washington, with COM
mittees from the board OF directors, is
making arrangements for program Of
entertainment in connection with the
conference program.
Assisting Mrs. Robertson as chairmen
of the various committees are Mrs. John
Boyer, jr., and Mrs. Helen Hunter Kerby,
program: Mrs. Fred G. Mitchell, rGer-
vations; Mrs. F. Cloyd Await, banquet;
Mrs. Bert Buck and Mrs. George Price,
badges; Mrs J. B. Gregg Gusts, trans
portation; Mrs. Guy Baker Stephenson,
registrations: Mrs. Helen Hunter Kerby,
publicity; Mrs. Robert F. Mancill and
Mrs. Robert RauSch, entertainment at
the Crittenton Home.
Special features of the conference in
clude a banquet at the Chevy Chase
Country Club Monday night, visit to
the Capitol, visit to the White House
to be received by the President and
Mrs Hoover, Sunday night supper at
the Florence Crittenton home, luncheon
Wednesday at the Ivakota Farms. a
trip to Mount Vernon, and tea with
the national president, Robert S. Bar
rett, and the national superintendent,
Mrs Reba Barrett Smith at Alexandria
Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-17
NOTE ON TAX RETURN
RESULTS IN INDICTMENT
Californian's Counselor Charged
81, 760 for Legal Advice to Reduce
Assessment, Inspectors Claim.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, May ia
note which Federal income tax inspec-
tors said they found pinned on the re-
turn of Louis E. Barnett, wealthy Long
Beach and Pasadena store owner, was
the basis of indictments yesterday
charging the merchant and his income
tax counselor with a conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government. The note, which
officials said apparently had been left I'M
Intentionally on the tax report, thereby
becoming documentary evidence of
fraud" read:
This is the best can do for you. I
have listed $1,760 as an item for legal
advice. OF course, didn't charge that,
but we can get by with 1t, because I
don't have to file an income tax return"
Officials said the note was from Bar
nett's counselor, George G. Terry of
Los Angeles. Authorities said that Bar
nett's income was listed at $54,811.79 for
1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-17

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
| Ecuador-Pacinc Coast.
| Nordbo-Buenos Aires.
| Pan-America-Buenos Aires.
| olympic-Cherbourg and Southampton.
! Columbus-Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bre-
New MISUNDERSTANDING, Boulogne and
Lapiand@piymouth, oherbourr and Ant
Roma--oibraltar, Naples and Genoa.
Martiniaue,Cape Haiti cartagena and
Amor-Inasua, Port au Prince and Mara
Minnesota-London.
SAILING TOMORROW
| City OF Dundee-Port Said.
Clan cls.,N M PGrts norf.1 Town.
drsnada@ns ce 9Snin'0'
| Jaboatao-Santos.
| Polar Land-Maracsibo.
| Porto Rico-San Juan.
fityania-co penhssen. psniis and Mcneil
asilis 0,laycoso and copesnhMa .ysns,
sscythia-S Queenstown and Liverpool.
Furon-Puerto Plata and santo Domingo
Pastores-Havana. Cristobal and Port Limon.
La Marea-Santiago, Kingston and Puerto
Manaqui~Puerto Colombia.
SAILING MONDAY, MAY 20.
Asia-oran, Piraeus, Constantinople and
MarSeille.
SAILING TUESDAY, MAY 81.
Fort Victoris-Bermuda.
! Guayaauil-Cristobal.
acknowledgements, Cherbours and Gdynia.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. MAY 20.
Msuretania - Plymouth, Cherbourg and
Southampton.
! Presiderte Wison-Azores, Lisbon, Naples,
| Gec.ee Observation-Disclosures, Cherbourg
- and Bremerhaven.
n aola-kingston, Cristobal. Cartasena'
| Tachira-San Juan, La Guayra, Curacao,
! and Maracaibo.
SAILING THURSDAY, MAY 20.
Rocha mbeau-Havre.
Santa Teresa Cristobal, Callao and VAL
Dominica st. Thomas. st. Croix, st. Kits.
Dominica, Martinique, Barbados and
Stuttgart : Southampton. Boulosne and
Goamo-san Juan and santo Domingo:
HaVana-Havana, ProRreSo and vera Cruz.
l. American Farmer-London.
| President Johnson--World cruise.
SAILING FRIDAY. MAY "a.
| France-Plymouth and Havre.
| Veendam-Plymouth Boulogne and Rotter-
Conte Grande-Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar
| Munamar-NassRu, Havana and Miami
| Observation-Disclosures and Southampton.
| Caronia-Plymouth, Havre and London.
! Luna-Cape Haitien.
Commewyjne-Port an Prince.
| Bridgetown-Puerto Colombia.
In memory OF his wife an anonymous
donor recently gave $1,000 to the British
government to be used toward retiring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-17

In memory Of his wife an anonymous
donor recently gave 5000 to the British
government to be used toward retiring
the public debt.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
HADlGAN NAMED PILOT
 AT WALLINGF0RD FIELD
New Britain Man, Who Made Dawn to Dusk Flight, Assumes
 New Duties

John Horan Hadigan, age oS years, of this city, has been engaged as pilot at the airport of the Wal lingford Air Transport Co.,, in Wal lingford. He took up his duties yes- terday and will be present at the airport night and day ready and willing to cooperate with anyone in terested in any phase of aviation.
 Hadigan. after a period of train ing. made his first solo flight last June. He has the distinction of hay ing made the first dawn 10 dusk flight at Brainard field in Hartford He took off at 6;5S a. m. and landed at 4:35 D. m.
 He took his first flight as an en- ploye of the WallinGforl concern yesterday when he piloted the com rany's Challenger plane carrying Robert D. Y. Nroom from Wal'inE- ford to Brainard field and back again.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
Three Drown Because
 Lad of 13 Was Timid

Spencer. Mass. July 2 (CP)- Three persons all members of one family. were dead here today, Vic tins of a 13-year- old boys timidity.
 The boy, George R. Wheeler, Jr.. became panicky when he waded into deep water while bathing in Hills vile Pond, last night, and dragged his sister Doris. 6. to her death as she tried in vain to rescue him.
 Their mother, Mrs. Anna Wheeler, 36. an expert swimmer, also perished after going 10 the rescue of her two children. Becoming excited as she struggled with her drowning broth CT, Doris grabbed her mother around the neck and a moment later all three disappeared below the sur face.
 Another member of the family Nelma. 12. witnessed the tragedy The bodies were recovered
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

frequently prints his ad which piac- es him on the sweet list with our business office and is bound to make itself felt among even the most blase reporters. In fact. he is a B. o. NJ. (business office must when it comes to being nice to him. With it all, he's one of those, fellows whom We all like to deal with because Of his business ethics. and his fairness which reflects itself in the service which his store is noted for. Next to q satisfied customer. he believes that the New Britain Herald is his best advertising medium. He has never said that in so many words. but aft CT visiting his store, the editor just can't help hut believe he entertains that set of ideas. Who can this pop ular young merchant be-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
WEALTH OF CLUES
 IN ATLANTA DEATH
Detectives BeWildered in Prob
 ing Murder Of Prof. Johnson

Atlanta, Ca, July P}-Detac- which cloallcd rather than explain cd the brutal murder of Professor A. H. Johnson, veteran educator of Hartwell. Ga. who was clubbed to death while here for the National Education assoClation convention.
 One man, 0. C. Gossett. 40, was in custody, but witnesses at an ln- quest were unable to identify him as one of the two men who visited three garages with Johnson in qurst of repairs for his car Saturday night. Johnson's body was found Sunday in his parked car, his head battered beyond recognition.
 Gossetts nasty purchase of q straw hat Saturday night in the same section of the city in which the teachers body was found, and his unsatisfactory answers to detectives questions. led to his continued de- tcntion today. Also, the prisoner ad- mittcd that while he was un- acquainted with the teacher he knew his brother.
 Stranger With Black Eye
 The detective bureau was in trgued most. however. by the de- scription of the two mysterious strangers. One was immediately dressed and had "blacll eye,
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
TREASURY SURPLUS
 STARTS TAX TALK
Lower LeVieS to Be Argued Be-
 fore Congress Soon

Washington July ? LP - The months ot discussion about tax re- duction which are to come in con- gressional circles have already be- gun, with the S1S5,0G0.O00 treasury surplus as the inspiration.
 With the exception of an assertion by Secretary Mellon that the ques- ton of recommending reductions has not been considered. administration officials have withheld comment on the prospects. Members of congress who are still in the capital are iess reticent, but most ot them think hat, if any reduction proposal at all is to come from the administration, it cannot be expected before the reg ular session begins in December.
 Democrats of the senate finance committee, here chiefly because of the tariff revision hearings lost no time in raising the question, and Chairman Shoot, frequently an ad- ministration spokesman on financial dffairs, Was equally prompt with the declaration, Nothing doing."
 Senators Simmons of North Caro- Ina, and Harrison of Mississippi, committee democrats who sought greater reductions than We're pro- posed by the last administration dur ing consideration of the present tax law, pointed 10 the surplus as vim dicating their stand and disclosed their intention to press for further I eduCtion.
 Senator Smoot cited the treasury's opinion that most of the surplus was ] built up out Of additions to individ- ual incomes from stock market pro | fits, and argued that a quite differ cnt result might be shown year | from now, since those who showed gains last year might incur losses l this year which would reduce thelr income tax payments,
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
CHAPTER NV

On Monday. the ninth day Of January, the day Iris Morgan had chosen for her departure for New York on what her husband believed to be short pleasure trip, John Curtis Morgan had to appear il court as defense counsel for Lois Downs, a pretty young nurse ac cused of the murder by poisoning of her patient, a middle-aged enron iC invalid whose husband and for tune she was supposed to have coveted.
 The case had been twice set for hearing and twice postponed, but now jury Was being impaneled.
 If he doesn't come soon I shall have to leave without telling him Sood-by, and it will serve him right" Iris protested petulantly tn Nan for the third or fourth time 'I only have half an hour to ma<e my train. Careful. Curt, love :. you're mashing the pleats in moth Ar's s!l'rt."
 "l wanna go 10 New York, too, the little boy pleaded.
 "Mcther's explained over and over, sweetheart, that New York \ a horrld big place, not at all nice for little boys,' Iris answered ca jolingly. Nan, stealing q glance at the two, saw the mothers arm tighten convulsively about the thin little body that leaned forlornly against her knees.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

while the olLcI N,u-. uIt, ets-sri..
 Too. thurv M.?s tre vri't:k CD th. car glass O. -au d--t;. ci. fesshs. done by Ar-cr iH t-c dts,- ":DriN"r Uay9a.c;cAe. A:"o tn.e- was lestilnou thar J Ji::uscr 1t.-r- cntly had no Iuon-" Ntri h'u. ss evidenced by iis @ftr't to cast Sl0O peIsonai Ci;+Ia Gt earsg-. The check Vas t'lru"t. ,:39. Ei r-csnt. the teacher had been (: ns;ns Two empty nill folds were .ount n the automobile.
 The coroner's jury held that Johnson was killed with a bltu' in strument by person or persons unknown.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
RIVAL ,MIi| IVES
| A4nRAustM AuHos. of
 |MNahMeonaa:]

mate too well to suit me. By the way, I'll tell ner to meet you al the bank at half past two, if you're really going to open an account for her with that check
 Thanks. Bert. I wish YOU would" Morgan agreed, little stiffly. It was oovious that he was a little hurt at not being included in the luncheon invitation.
 'Now," thought Nan, her mar rowed brown eyes trying to probe the tricky mind that lay behind 1e smiling blue eyes of Bert Crawford. just what does he mean 10 do? Is he going to take her with him or not? Would he have had the audacity to come here and say good
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
e 1929 l MEX SERVICE INC.

hadinage seemed to annoy him. Anything special, Bert? Were pretty busy this morning"
 Crawford laughed boisterouslv and slapped his friend on the back. Nothing very special, old timer. Just thought I'd get rid of a scrap of paper while i was in the neigh borhood." And he drew his wallet from his pocket, abstracted a check, and ostentatiously laid it before the lawyer. You wouldn't give me q bill, old man, so I let my conscience be my guide"
 "Twenty thousand,' Morgan eX- claimed. II should judge then that you had a very troublesome con- science!'
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
THIS HAS HAPPENED

Nan Carroll discovers after three years work with Attorney John Curtis Morgan that she is in love with him, and, having a high sense of honor, determines to resign. her resignation is postponed, however, because she believes Morgan is go- ing to need the services of a faith ful secretary during his defense of Bert Crawford. a supposed friend, who is indicted for embezzement Nan distrusts Crawford and Iris Morgan, beautiful wife of the law yer
 Nan overhears by means of a lis tening-in device a conversation be- tween Crawford and his switch