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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1926.
Mexico-Kaceys Protest
rextoo City, Feb. IT Wv Special
dispatches received here from
ruebla say that 24 hours ,hns been
elven Cathollo educational Institu
Hons to close. Most, of thern mo
shutting up voluntarily.
Guadalajara dispatches say thai
four1 Catholic colleges In that state
have been closed,
Trouble broke out at Mi.xcoao,
In th federal district, yesterday
when the authorities closed the Col
lege, of Tresiana. Tlio disturbers
were quelled without casualties.
Vera Crur, Mevlco, Feb. 17 JP
Governor .lara has ordered all the
municipalities in the stato of Vera
Crur to act upon I lis requirements
of the Mexican constitution and ex
clude alien priests and close all
Catholic schools.
Washington, Feb. 17 tJt KnlRhtn
of Columbus of 'Washington will
meet soon to protest against the
action of the Mexican government
in closing religious Institutions pre
sided over by foreign born priests.
The organisation decided upon the
step after hearing Archbishop Cur
ley of Baltimore criticise, the Mexi
can government and the law in
question In an address last night.
The archbishop defended tlio
right of priests In Mexico to pro
tent against the law, and while not
mentioning prohibition In this eoun.
' try, he made indirect reference to
It. Speaking of laws in general.
Hid prelate said:
"Law in essential to society; but
it docs not follow that every law is
just: that every law is right. It
does not follow In America that we,
as American citizens, have no right
to speak our minds and work for a
n,llfi,-'i,lon t.r e-Viniii,, Of iinlott
ones, When honesty regarding leg- ; nieal
Isl.-itton Is met in men, no mat ter j Might.
whether in the huinhle walks of
life or in the halls of the legis
latures, law will be more, of a
guardian of liberty than it Is
day."
The archbishop prefaced his ad
dress wilh the statement that "you
may Imagine that I am going to
speak to you about a certain law,
but I am not. Pome time, -when
the proper time comes, T am."
EARTHQUAKE TOLL IS
GREATER THAN WAR'S
Ixms of Mfc Is (10 in IWiJ as Com.
pared to One- In One Thou
sand In HattlP.
New Haven, Feb. 17 W) That
New England is a seismic area of
tho second order was claimed by
Dr. HoIIIk Godfrey, president of the
Engineering Economics foundation,
speaking before the 42d annual
banquet of the Connecticut Soclets
of Civil Engineers here last night.
Ho said that there had been II
earthquakes and more than S.'iu
tremors In the New England. New
York and Quebec area during the
past year.
The death toll In ten cities dis
turbed by earthquakes was sixty lt
1,000, compared to one In 1,000'
killed In the war, according to the
speaker,
Tho outcome of many years of
research on emergencies and haz
ards has shown that, a better
knowledge of the sub-soll Is needed
and that engineering construction
must begin with geo-physical en
gineering, rather than civil en
gineering, and extend through the
other branches of this science to
biological engineering.
This ni'irnlng otllcers were elect
ed, and the annual meeting was
held.
At this afternoon's session, an
Illustrated lecture on "The Dela
ware Hiver Bridge at Philadelphia,"
was given by Clement E. Chasi,,
principal assistant engineer, Dela
ware river bridge joint committee,
Philadelphia.
James A. Newlands, of tho Henry
Souther Engineering company or
Hnrfford. read' a paper on "Stream
Pollution and Industrial Wanes."
YOUTH CONFESSES
Oklahoma Young Man Admits
Killing Fiancee
SPRING BOTTLING WORKS R
DAMAGED BY EARLY BLAZE
Wenoku. rutla., Feb. 17 P -1'rinon
lligdon, :;.ycsr-orl fanner's
on, confessed late yesterday ae.
cording to W. A. llllllngslee, Rim
Inolo county attorney, that ho shot
Ms sweetheart, P.lta May Rosa, to
death Sunday two hours before they
were to have been married,
Several hours after he had signed
a statement declaring the girl killed
herself when ho refused to go
through with the wedding, Illgdou
broke down and told the prosecu
tor that he killed her. Miss Oot-a
was 17,
Left alone while the girl's par
enls went to church Miss Gosa told
lligdon that she anticipated moth
erhood. His refusal to marry her
followed, the boy said, and she de. (smoke rolled upw
mnnded flint lie enrrv out their : 1 aslly controlled
wedding plans. 1 '",, ""I" 'IHYiriilty.
The confession declared the girl I An automobile In a garage at !
would force, "on end 01 '!'' n'liMing. onr.oi
returned .'ohn .1. .Madr.N.n. " as not tinning
Joe rreslin ot
Lo IU-aeh JS.nOO According
To Fire 1'lilef Auto lirlicrs
Hamper Flit-men.
Flames starting from an overheat
ed stove, alongside of nn automobile
truck, did considerable damage to
the Spring Mottling works at tlm
rear nf IV.' Spring street this morn
ing. The bull. ling is a frame Mrue.
ture. occupied In part as u garaw
and In part by the bottling works
il' is a 1 '. story building, the upp' i
I door being us'd by the bottling con
cern.
I The tire started, nccordlng to
'Chief William .1. Noble of the lire
department, from a stove which
jsiood within a lew feet of an au'n
j truck and which had n pIP" runnlius
too close to the wooden ceiling. An
alarm from box 41! at S:1'0 o'ohiel.
brought Engine Companies 1, 3 an I
! ami No. 1 truck.
The blaze was spectoculnr for a
.few minutes and ihnso cloude of
rd. The lire was
nd gave the lire
FOR VISITORS' HEALTH
Bellicose Husband Will Have Ten
Days to Cool Oil
!! cnus..
u rwarde
e ablS
a'tiici,.:
Hie. M Sib. er s' re
:' the same addre
at night at 7:l.i
second t in,' nine,.
Slp tided jail H lltejiiv
i (i h e ilaj s n ml! I
inn, i -iT.m-i by Jndg.
Hung, rl'ord. In police
morning. Mantel was
by Attorn, y Stanley .1
Mrs. Mar;'.e ,1a I tip.,
id
d his wife, and
d John NarMe.
t, Paul Muroi,
n. was arrested
o'clock, for l he
Sunday, and a
lev of 1,'. days.
I. was put
William C.
toiirt this
represented
Tract' ski.
that when
told him her parents
the marriage when they
from church, and that In despera
tion be shot her.
He denied that he was the father
of the child he quoted her as fay
ing she expected.
l,v
nne home from work slu-
isV il hfr husband, who had also
etnrned, for some money 'or
troe.rles, us she said that she had
n paying for the food tor two
v. , ks. When he refuse, to sj ,,
t any. Mrs. Manc-i stabd that
'' handed him a ten dollar bill.
al told him to put. th, res: to i:
.-ary to pay their grocery ae-
IS DISTILLERIES
Spanish Aviator Studies
Possibilities of Trip
Iluenos Aires, Feb. 1" lfPi While
Commander K&mon Franco contin
ues' to be lavishly entertained here,
he is finding time, to study the toch-
.litfleullies in '.he way of a
In the seaplane. Plus t'ltra,
which he successfully piloted from
Spain to Argentina, from liuenos
Aires to Chile.
to- If he obtained permission from
jthti Spanish government to continue.
this flight up th" west
South America, to Culm
to the United Slates ho
Piiila. Concern Said to
$140,000,000 Business
A truck own I by
Spring Bre. t, poprletor of the bot
tling works, was d'.stroyed. There
i was no In-ioan e on the truck but
j i he building and stock and ce,nlp-
inert of the bottling works tire cov-
ere.l by insurance.
The entire loss was about 5-.'"''h
I Of this amount the loss to tic
j building was fl.nno and to the ho'
tlir.g works l,:.0'.
I Chief Noble again requests that
I owners Of private ears cease follow
ing the fire apparatus and rushing
I to the scene of a tire. This morning
T !the tire apparatus was delayed by
UU other en
ars getting in the way.
Cleveland. Feb. 1" Fifteen
distilleries In Kentucky. Indiana.
Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jer
sey and Ohio, owned or controlled
by a Philadelphia ring, which did
an annual wholesale grain alcohol
business approximating J 1 1 o . 0 1 1 1 1 , -(nn,
are said to have been implicat
ed in The nation-wide 'bootleg nl-
ce.ixt of t cohoi conspiracy under lnvestiga
and then ' -Ion by the federal grand jury lu re.
plans to 1 This was rovoniou toiay uy p'
! COMMISSIONER AGAIN WINS :
!IN NEIGHBORHOOD WRANGLE !,
President of Police Hoard ill Itrlilgc- "'''
o:!
port Takr Mound Court Vie- h"
1 v. i '
lory 1'i'oui Pby.-lcian
tcno,
W'!e n she handed him the bill.
Mi-. Matv.el all-.'ged that he puslie.i
te r nff, r which she went to the
hi'e'e n sink to wash the dishes. She
i i i 1 1 1 1 that her husband canu.
I'o'f to h r again and pushed hei,
aying, "I won't make any black
and bin. marks -- I'm going to
s'arl nn your head so you cm go
to Middleman:"
At that remark Mrs. Murzel said
she nieane,). and shortly after
wards Nar!;'c wi.'z came into their
apartment :rom ti,,. second flooi
where .e j. ,.. and objee'ed to
Maiv.,1 hitting his wife, who is re
laie.l io Nareievvicz. At the Inter-
' I'eiire Mrs. Mar;:, 1 said
husband brgan to licht
ror.
.'vu'cicwiiv said that he
iu; soni" coal, when io.
woman scream in Ho
!si;iivnt. and he hast.-n,
:! what was th" malt.r
' told Marzcl not to ngli
I hihointi' Preparation- to Hospital
Atlentlon Ilurlng I uebarl.-tlc
tOiigrcss.
Chicago, Feb. 17 'J" care
for the health of the hundreilH ol
thoiisanls of people eNpect to
witness or lake jiart In t,he ptiices
slon of th" last day of the coming
International Fucliaristlc congress,
a special hospital today was order
ed to be equipped at Mundelein.
named after the cardinal. In the
oii'skiris of Chicago where the
climax of the congress itl b
ri aclo d.
line of the larger hiiiMi.i of
Hie I'niversity o' St. Mary's of the
Lake will be converted Into a mod-
In hospital with opcratins rooms.
X-ray apparatus mid pultnotors. A
iaiKe staff of nurses and physicians
will be in attendance.
In nihil' ion eight first aid stations
will be established near the Sol
da rs' I'iell stadium, Chicago
; win r" 'lie principal ceremonies
will he held. Similar stations ere
to be ut the municipal pier and at
he coliseum.
Thfse stations nnl the special
hospital at Mundelein are iacIusIm
o' twelve large hospitals In Chi
"ago which have offered their
facilities for emergency work.
Carl
Carlson, 19, Faced by
Woman He Robbed
HUNDREDS EXPECTED AT
FUNERAL OF S. A. ODIN
that
with
iKi
the
h.ard
Mar
I !o
II" said
with his
i i
lire
It!
lice
Olid
h ave Puerto llelgrnno, the Argen- ! tains who were on the "inside and
tine naval base, between March 1. 1 who are here to appear before the
and March 3. He will fly south- tranil jury Investigating the ncti',1-
est ward and cross the Atehs'tifs of the superior Induslrial fil-
r.r,-..- , rr r,.,n, j mountains in the vicinity of Lake
V A P. DEN INCMSION S(lnn(., uapl, nor(n (lf p,rt:l
Boston. Feb. 17 (Pi OfTiclals of Montt. Chile. There he would re
the Gr-ot, Atlantic and Pacific Tea j ft.i for tho 7'"' miles night, north
company today denied that the , w(1rd to Valparaiso. Franco said to
company was involved In an nnti- !,ay, that, with favorable weather
trust suit brought. In Now T ork conditions and barring long delays,
against tho National Food Products
corporation. It was claimed that
only 30 now voting shares of the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
company had boon obtained by the
National Food Products corpora
tion, an Investment estimated at
51.500.
he would
April.
arrive in Havana early in
cohol company, said to be an
spring of the Philadelphia ring,
far reaching has the in-, est ie.a
crown that it Is expected more
IiIi ok i snssix
Washington. Feb. 17 W-Irish
legation officials and the police arc
trying to find a clue to a dozen and
, half iitart? of liquor which have
disappeared from the legation.
Council May Not Change
Police Appropriation
Favorable action on a move to
name One new lieutenant and one (
new captain in the police depart-I
! meat is expected at. toniKht's com-
I moil council meeting, but. when !; I eolio! manufactured
On-So
i tion
than
porsnrs win ne lniuc-n. ion'
nir.e erresl? already have been made
ar.d a score of warants remain un
served. Th" Philadelphia rive; is f.-iid to
have been eiimpos' .1 of pevsons,
four of whom are reputed to lie
millionaires, They called them
selves the "Wall Street of the p.mn '
P.inpr. end set wlio'esaie pnes u ,)u. ,,,,;
beutlcs- alcohol for "branches" In i,,.,!,,,,.
most of tlK- bis cities of the north. I In M1,
venty-nve per ecio oi mo- ,o- ;n , ,,,nmii
Sivil in
Hp-l-or:. l'e'e. 17 (i-Samuel
. president of the board of po
onituissionei's, lu.s won lh" ,-
iill nii turnlnsr on conlrovr-
sies bnv.e,.n 1 1 iii! se-l f and Dr. .laeob
is. Ilapoblan. his Mill Hill av, nue
ineiuhbor. Ir. Ilaxobian bromtht an
i.-.-tlon in which he allepi d Comniis
Isloner liawe's conduct tov.ai-il him
iconstituleil a lechnical ai-sanli and
icharcine further I hat the police of
::',ci.il nnriclitfiillv removed several
'trees from his property. j
.Indue John J. Walsh hi' d in thci
'court o: coinnutn ideas this after
;noon a decision in whh'h he finds
lull the issms in favor of Commis- :
::iioner Pa. we.
! Y, Ita-'Obian d',.l net prove tie:'
,any of the trees Ulliieol by I"''
Ivoliec cnniini; sinner, were nn V.is
properly. .I'.els
Ma t-2
her
an1
wlT'n the
il.iln
w lie
Hi
man jiirnpcd on
d that
but nie
allefred
rely
did not
pUSljeri
that
Ibsly Will I II' In State Tomorrow
l i'om III o'clock A. M. to
t O'clock I. .M.
Hundreds of friends of S. Aman
dus Odin, a prominent merchant
wno passed away at his home, 2 S3
Kensii.friou avenue yesterday morn
insr will be present in this city from
. very section of the state to do hom
ii so to him as he lioj In stale at the
tun' nil home of P.. C. porter Sons
tomorrow from 1" o'clock in the
inorniiii', tint il 1
noon.
The funeral
C-e afternoon
lat'r.'"'i.v attend
will be a fit iir
When confronted by Mrs. A. 1..
Johnson, Hii liobcrts street, who
claimed he entered her home on
i
the eveninn of January 11, Carl
Carlson, ased lt. held at the Hart
ford county jail for an allesed rob
bery of a Prospect avenue house
in Hnr'ferd. admitted that he tn
iT'd the Johnson home, took li:
and. when he escap, d, used a pail
of pajamas to hide his Identity,
At the Instlsatlon of Jieteoihe
S. riteant William P. McCue, Carl- j
on was bro uk lit to New Itri'ain by j
Kdward J. Hickey. Gerald P.isb y 1
and John ,1. Kelliher. of the s'.at,
attorney's cilice, yesterday. The
prisoner was innstioned by Ser
Keant McCue and Serireant PairleK
.1. O'Mara hut denied knowing any- ,
tliinc about the Hob. rts street rob
bery. Hut when Mrs. Johnson posi
tively blentitled him as the man
who entered her home, Carlson j
confessed. Owlr.sr to the fact that j
he Is due to appear In the superior
court In March. Carlson will not
be arraiirned In the New llritaiu
police court.
Some time ago Sergeant O'Mara
received a hat, which he thought
was a clue to tho P.oberts street
robbery, but Mrs. Johnson could
not positively identify the bat at
that time, but she did recognize
the man from a picture photo
graphed by the Hartford police.
Although several other jobs wer
done in that section of the city
previous to the Johnson robbery,
Carlson denied connection with any
of them. New Prilnin notice thins
j he In Implicated In other robberies
Carlson's father, the late John
A. Carlson, and his mother figured
1 in a murder and suicide In April,
:13::!. His mother was killed when
i an automobile in which she wan
PILL-SLAVE
FREED FROM
CONSTIPATION
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
brought natural relief
in a few weeks
A remarkable, convincing tribute;
's pniil Kellopg'K ALL-BRAN in
his letter from Mr. i. C. Aminsen,
f Seattle:
"I puttered with chronic. eonipvlon fcr
var.y jegra and wiis ewipelled to uw pll f
.err .i:lc. Imt Binee I irot your KeCociM
'.I.I.-llUAN It ork fine. I would net
without It. t wait f dfathly fi.'t c(
nVina pill e'. ?ry niptit. Now It Is i I
lilTewnt. K,.oiit' AI.I.-I1HAN worUa l
naturally nnd U 'leii.hnt tu tnke.
F. C. AlllNiEN.
Kfnnjhcle, Scnttle, Wndhlnctuii.
You ran pet permanent relief
from constipation with Kellopjj'.i
ALL-MIAN if eaten regularly.
Two tablespoonfuls daily or iu
chronic cases, with every weal,
lhictors recommend it because it is
ALL BRAN. It does a job only
ALL-BRAN can do. Part-bran,
products may not do any pood at all.
Kat KellopR's ALL-BRAN with
milk or cream. Use it in cookinp.
Try the recipes (riven on the pack
..ce. KoHorr's ALL-BRAN is mado
by KellouB in Battle Creek. Micbi
pan. Served by the leading hotels
and restaurants, Sold by grocers.
Jlr ALL-BRAN
el oi
ls In the after- i riding
down
whCh will lie held in
at a o'clock, will be
d. it Is expected, and
r tribute to one of the
II,
lit him
oeir.H loo ntlellll
elaiir,e,i that n,
de trouble for
a? his neighbor 'I
iro if li- hit hi.j
nied il, he lias
or h
w it'.-.
I.
e to
has
him.
I'eal-
w b e.
been
tten-
n
Walsh
asianlt
lind
d to ;1l-
a rei' w ie- of
his wife, and
J pr-'Vioiisly inai
Marze said tin
n d to kill hi
Nn rei, h i,-z ,,.
nialiinir irteihl
live to Mi ria 1'
He Wauled His Pay
I' iir lual.oi!,' trouble at the rafmr
--Insr Cn. y.-st. rdav. wl,. la- de
iivi'hd r.i'o days a;;'es, I'iiares
n.':!i. aire, ;i, .or:'i jir.!.
v ''iiv'l - on a ehai'K" of l.r-ai-tt
ti aee ,y ,'.s Iluna- rl'ord.
,-aiith slated that he worked tv.i
ays and he wanted his money. 11
that after waitin;,- around tie
! ni 'erehants in Tlie city, I'lev.
i'iiv i:. I'ilil pastor of Swedish
hany eliureh will officiate at the
S' !' V 1 1" S IV
the home and at ralrv.ew
where interment will take
The oil! bearers, brothers-in-law
of th" ,:, use, merchant, will bo
Andvw 'ii'l'-rsoti and ('sear Jolm
son of Pridgeport. Altrot Nelson of
r.i isro!. It. T I il 1st ra ml. August John
son and John Andersen of Nrw
Itrl'iiS.i. T-i" flower bearers will b"
itenl . ws. Ylo n.lori' ( I'lin and (tsear
I'd in of this city and A. .!. Nelson
a-el !. P. Nelson of Bristol.
I A iinoiini'' ineiit of the death of Mr
with her husband crashed
an embankment near the
town line in P.erlin, police regard
ed il as an accident, until three
weeks later, when Carlson was ar
rested by County Detective llickey
and Detective Sergeant McCue, ana
admitted that he intentionally
kilbd his wife by driving down the
embankment. While awaiting trial
in tlie superior court he committed
suicide by hanging himself.
PAWTUCKEFS RUN
i (Mill
the
I 'nlted State
ring. At on
.." per ceyil.
th"
; wa nan-noil oy iae
time it controlled over
acoriling to the slery.
Po powrtful di'l tne "pronen. s
become, each was ah!" to er-tnblish
Us own "war fund" for protection
within Its terrl'ory. Tn C'.iienso
alone, ?'.;;, 'Mid. duo worth of the lb
HAIR-GROOM'
J Keeps 1 .1 air Combed, Glossy
Ycll-Groonied all Day
"Hair-Cirooni" is
a dignified comb
ins cream which
costs only a few
cents a jar nt any
drugstore. Millions
use it because It
gives that natural
Floss and well
groomed effect to
the air that final
touch to good dress both In busi
ness and on social occasions. Kven
stubborn. unruly or shampooed
hair stays combed all day In any
tylo you like. "Ilnlr-Groom" Is
prenseless; also helps grow thick,
heavy, lustrous hair.
time comes to fill the offices,
council will probably refuse.
This program was indicated last
niffht when members of the council
met with Mayor A. M. Paoncssa and
Chairman K. P. Hall of the, hoard of
I'nanco and taxation to discuss in
formallv the proposed new budget
for next year. The amounts invnlv- I ouor was handled yearly.
ed are small since In both crisis ad- !
3ncemenls will be made but noJ01.p TvOU'lle Brewing
p.iiroimen raiseu in win ranus, me
object of the change, being to have
a rankjng officer In charge of hcad-
i quarters at all times.
I Republican opposition was voiced
last week by Alderman William H.
Judd. the Cr. O. I, leader in the
council, and democratic opposition
was made known last night by
Councilman Thomas Pay.
A general discussion of city fi
nances was had. Chairman Hall ex
plained tho tax rate would have been
S5i mills had n1! appropriations
sought been granted.
d
.ttliie.ll!
'III-
Dr.
.."lid
planl for a w hi!"
jOf tlie employine
"didn't think you
the
nt i
n:: n m caari;
eimie as a si
Is and busin.
ias bicn a m
iock
ss a
to his many
'nualnlances.
reliant about
Hagobian for libel.
K, R.
IT i' -
I '
Tailed
Waller
em signal
11-1 "II
annary I ft,
rioalory by
1 slip--i-ior
Man Who Cut
j W ires or.
Hridgeoort, l'"l
! peers, l i. Nonvalh.
's:vii eh wiles on the
I walk division of the :
. !!f ilroad eoniiiany las;
j ivas si nteneed to th" !' f
ill .On-l.niOn UlSU'lCl ;,.'o,irt yest.-r.lay afiernoon. j
Kvansville. Ind., Feb. 17 P j Joseph Mihuliek. L'a. Sininford, j
fiperators or non-union coal mines i charged vith burglarizing the resi
In BOUthern Indiana girded them- j .lone- of Homer I'onen:. West port, )
selves for another sctto with union : on December 11. 1 !:., was alo eoni- J
s"mpathierr. today in the face of-mittcd to the reformatory
short
o nunn
to the
di
tin:
lift
off 1 1
lalir
Offieer
and r
I'M.'-e
:: get
Smil
P.l.-.t
tu.
S.,1'1
But Two Men, Arrested in Cas
Are Held for Trial
kno
your pay.
h said Si i.
eliett ear;,
him to get
l'.!:;!U h, II
a
that
.-'tnilh f-'::ii and I
nd OeL-all 1
r too', him
d tlie
cilrsil
Erv 'n $o Tell About
Bis Fish in Canada
The New Britain Fish and Came
association will held a meeting nt
.1:-. ' i. r. A. M. hall on Priday m
O ll'-ill
Oil'. I If.
U'llllll 1
A'
sine
me
m:;.
tell
the
has
ItMe
I '
r:-n
Three '' '.. v.clk Ca-i
i 'la tared v, i' h vii ih: T i n t
'e, i : l:: no" by failing' in .
li'!' wrll; on prrii ei ty at
road and rliori s'reet.
Villiains, eoloreii. of ' I
street was diMHisse.l .y .''in
the e IV
:;''.ll his (
1 li'oihury
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Melbourne, Australia, Feb. 17 MM
The governor general of Aus
tralia, Dord Stonehaven. Jiad a mir
aculous escape from death while
! Hying from the Flinders naval base
yesterday. The airplane crashed In
to a tree, hut the governor general
was not injured.
A bathroom is no better than
its valves, fittings and fixtures
GET
reports that further advances on
their property might be made. One
man was probably fatally stabbed In
lighting yesterday and others were
injured.
Several hundred union sympa
thizers were reported to he in lloon
ville, IS mihs from here last night
awaiting dawn to march on the
Sunnyshle mine. This morning,
however, ' Phoriff F.arl M. Spradley
told the Associated Press over the
telephone that the men had left
town and he did not know where
they had gone.
was
Carl Becker, Banbury drug store
clerk, who pleaded guilty to the
thef; of two iiutomebiles.
'.oh! 'il'' eour!
hired to clean
I he
Gets 18 Months in Jail
For Offering' Cop Bribe
Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 17
Krnest Ritchie of Revere was sen
tenced to 11 months in tho house
of correction for offering Patrol
man Waller A. Hall of Kvc.rett
SGO'l to fail to identify three men as
those who held him up. The men,
Antonc Deangells, Thomas l'orla
and Jeremiah Pacardi, were found
not guilty by a jury last week and
discharged, but Judge Dubuque in
sentencing Ritchie on a contempt
charge today s,iid that lie believed
them guilty despite their acquittal.
Casket He Made Is I 'sed
For Funeral of Man
Webster. Mass.. Feb. IT tP'-A
casket which l.eo Popka a.'.s. nibl' d
and which he told officials of the
casket company where he worked in
this town, might lie the last one he
would ever mak", and added with a
laugh that it might be the one he
was laid out in. was unknowingly
picked for his hurhi! by his father
and sister today. After th- father
and sister had picked out th". cas
ket and the order had come to the
main office for shlnnn tit. officials
found the lac of the maker
and found it was made by 111'
gen'ord, aft' r h
he has a man
sidewalks.
Williams claimed that the man
eh aned the sidewalks, but wagons
lirhing over the walks brought snow
back on lliem.
When David Gordon appeared in
court on the same charge, lie said
1 lint he would pay S2 tine required
by the city, so he was not tried.
John Dnrnticld, who is alleged to i
have violated the city ordinance by i
not cleaning his sidewalks. was !
present in ronrt, but as Officer Wn tr
uer who made the arrest was not
.present, the case was continuod until
tomorrow.
1 'O'C inarCer YV, F. Frwin will
o'' his !i:-.i''ir.g peri' tiees in
wilds of I'anada. Mr. F.rwin
M.ent seviral vacations in tlv
He known corners of the Fiuied
S ales and Canada and has ni't
v. i'h iiiKo'esling experiences which
lc i, lis entertainingly.
Th" 'Vermin shooting" content
is now under way and quite u num
ber of sportsui' u have ulri-ady
gone out after the crows. It is ex
pected thai teams will !" organ
ized at the Friday night meeting
(to add intft'esf to tlie shoot and
pri7.' s will he given to the best
tea nis.
Ten members of the lecal club
.vent to Hartford yeslerday to take
part in the various discussions on
tMi and game laws and conserva
tion nvthods and they report n
very interesting time.
Bad Breath
Comes from Constipation
Don't try to cover up bad
breath. Remove the cause. Get
rid of constipation and your
breath will become fresh and
sweet. Even more important,
you will notice immediate im
provement in your health and
spirits.
Constipation is dangerous
for anybody. Nujol is safe for
everybody. It does not affect
the stomach and is not ab
sorbed by the body. Medical
authorities approve Nujol be
cause it is so safe, so gentle and
so natural in its action.
Nujol makes up for a defi
ciency of natural lubricant in
the intestines. It softens the
waste matter and thus permits
thorough and regular bowel
movements without griping.
Nujol can be taken for any
length of time without ill ef
fects. Unlike laxatives, it does
not form a habit and can be
discontinued at any time.
Ask your druggist for Nujol.
on it
boy.
Minister Gibson Starts
On Trip Home March 7
Feb. 1? iff"- The Anierl
r. Hugh (iihsnn, is h-av-
1 states Marc n . in
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sap
your family
mafy tonights dessert with
VANILLA
EAST HahttosU) Cunt
: us
otner i
flavors !
ne a.
minis!,'
ing for the Fnit
.confer wilh the s:,.-e ie,a
concerning the American a'ti'nde at
the coming disarmament discussions.
A movement has 1 n started by
sonic countries to hold tlie first
Father to Telegraph News ! A
Of MiSS Talley'S Singing j be llxed a' the March session of the
Ko.w York. Feb. 17 P A tele- League ot Nations council.
graph operator wiw iv years ago
became the father of a future prima
donna will send his proudest mes
sage tonight, when Ctharles M. Tal
ley, father of Marion Talley, sits nt
the key of the Associated Press wire
running out of the Metropolitan
Opera House.
Formerly an operator for the As
sociated Tress and then a railroad
telegrapher at Kansas City, Mr. Tal
ley tonight will Interrupt his first
real vacation In 19 years long enough
to flash to the world the news of his
singing "baby's" debut as "Gllda" la
Rlgoletto.
Causes of Death Being .
Given Investigation
Geneva. Feb. 17 W) After exam
ining a detaiHd report rom the
American Public Health association
concerning revision of the interna
tional list or causes Of death, the
League of Nations has decided to
study the problem of such revision
tind has asked all governments to
torward their views.
Great Trltaln has already no'ified
the league that she will cooperate,
believing revision desirable tn trac
ing the anuses of disease.
!
A FDELESJ !
Lieut. Yade Renortcd
Announcing Retirement
New London, Feb. 17 (l-Lbut.
!. igh II. Wade, one nf the around-the-world
a inters, whose home ip in
i this city recently Informed fri-nds
Ithat he would h-nee the army nn
! Matvh 2, and that he had
I a position in a eonc-m
j which he Is n stockholder,
i At the time Lieut. V;
o.notfd as saying th"!
nothing in the army for
I that the army air servh e m
real flyer.
L.Vt. Wade piloted
, cN-he-elrcling planes ftiirh an
j I. I'ii. Leslie F. Arnold, also of ihl
icily wax 'he me.-hanie.-il effio, r V
I'.
Pawinelift. Tl. 1. Feb. 3 7 IPi Two
men. alleged to have been aboard
a rum truck found abandoned Sun
day night after a man had been
killed In a supposed battle between
rum runners and hieiekers, were
arraigned in tenth district court to
da.v. Thee are .losejih I.emoine of
Mnnville. ivho tlie police say. has
admitted h" drove the true!;. Alfred
K nior of I'awtucket. said to have
he n one of his companions. Thev
rrc charged wilh conspiring Io vlo- I
lute the prohil i'lon laws and wer !
held in fl'l'lfl bail each.
Connieling versions of the clash
have reached the police. A street
car niotormnn stopped his machine
when ho saw what appeared to be
l a bundle of clothing tossed from a
j truck. He found it to be the body
of a man who later was Identified
! as Joseph lleronte Casey of I.onc
i meadow. He had been shot to death.
( Several witnesses testified to seeing
an automobile trailing the truck ami
I according to one story. Fasey was
j killed when he with three others
tried to hold up the truck, being
struck by she's fired from the auto
' mobile and truck. Half a mile away
I Lenioine's truck, hnded with liquor.
' was found deserted.
Leinoine has already been charred
d1li poss,s:ing and transportim:
iior by the federal authoriths
One Dead, Another Dying
In X. J. Liquor Battle
Mountain View. N. ,L. Feb. 17 tP'
- rii'.rles I'lricl.. a state trooper,
was killed at French Hill hole! to-
; a . wine' a 1 1 e in pi i hi; 1 1, e.j ( j 1( ' - .
i i.: ..: f-. Sini'e IS !i IT, ST III COO Tl , C I OT l . ' 1, '
ice ruin His companion, .miu-
McM.'inns was sovorelv bea-eli ,h" shooting, lie tv.. admife,1 to
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Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!
Musterole Work Without the
Blitter Easier, Quicker
There's no sense h mixing a mess of
mustard, flour and water when you can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with a little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the fcrm of the present
white ointment. It takes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it may prevent pneumonia).
ToMothcrt: MustcroUis alto
made in milder form for
bebiea and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
Coo and li."c, jars
and tubes.
iTAilh blackjacks. Samuel
Jowiier. was lak-n to S
lioi-pilal, Faterson,
i to be dying from ;
Al
ml i
bulb t
i, lot.
.lOSeph'
1.,'liev.
wound
1 1
S 1 on hail under the fr,
Leinoine and Senior
trial under the s'ate
leral
i March n.
charge.
held for
charge on
do
and
TO 1I Mil.
1 7 iff1' Fitteen
w it li espionage.
w, re s nt'-nc-l to d'-ath y. stei lay
at l.eiiingra). I'.iusi.i. Their trial l ad
been going on for two weeks.
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Liita. Latvia. Feb.
st imnians. cii.irg. d
of
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Dye or tint all
materials in
one operation
Dretaei, however trimmed or made ot
combined materials, successfully dyed
or tinted in one operation with Putnam
Fadeless Dyes. No need to rip apart.
Same applies to hangings, draperies, etc.
Boil to dye. Dip to tint. The origins!
one-Dcktfe dye for all materials and
purposes. Directions in package. 15
cents at your dealers, t'sr Putnam .Ye
iTjr (Uracil fo remtrt coltr ani stains
trrt I.7Traerf Boo Iff: Bow to
Rtnutity hhmdrrds of Thing! in
Uomt vftd Wmrdrob,
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MONROE DRUG CO.. QUINCY ILL.
liiii.iF.vrn srit'iitr. i
Winsted, Feb. 17 r.fturn-
ing to her home here last night.
Mrs. John A. Murphy found hei
husband lying dead on the bed ti,
an upper chamber of their home
Medical Examiner H. Ilulbert pro
nounced death due to asphyxiation
from inhaling Illuminating gas. He
believ .1 that Mr. Murphv, who was
j president and general manager ot
I the lod Printing company, had
'committed suicide. A servant left
the house at four o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Murphy being Fit
'alone. He was 71 years old and li.ni
, been in impaired health for somi-
time. At times he rvasi despondent.
urn niw mi ssoi irs health.
Milan. Feb. 17 Premier Mus
solini, who has been visiting rela
tives lure, left last night for Rome
The Folola Ii'ltalia. denouncing
continued rumors o'" an impending
operation, says " is shameful to
talk of clinics, operations and dan
gers" when the premier obviously is
in good health and shows no signs
or fatigue or imoert.-iinty.
The Sting of Truth!
The happenings of actual life
are aTv-iys mote interesting than
fiction. But Truth may also carry
a sting. Truth always hurts when
it comes too dese to home be
cause it exposes the methods of
Satan, and helps to shatter the
power of wron j.
But Truth can never hurt
those who wish to guard against
evil. In fact, thousands have
profited by the timely warnings
received through the experiences
of others.
Every month True Story
Magazine publishes eighteen or
twenty true-life narratives
written by those whose ignorance
or folly has brought them grief
anddcfpair.Kow they triumphed
over their mistake and found
happine s in right living is always
as clram.itic and thrilling as it Is
helpful. The March issue is fairly
packed with suchs'oties. Now on
the newsstands. Buy it today.
True Story
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PAPER JUST AS CHEAP
Canadian Publisher Says
ia l'ulpwixxl Would
Americans Any More.
Fmhargo
Not Cost
"a '
Btttar than a mustard pfaiftr
Mt.
hlsh.
Hood, Oregon, Is ll.s:.i fut
Chicago. Feb. 17 'i American
newspapers wou'd get plenty of
newsprint at prices at bast as reas
onable as they pay now even should
Canada pi ice ni embargo on pulp
wood. Major II. It. Liurgoyne, St.
Catherines, Out., told tho Inland
Pally Tress association yesterday.
Major Burgoyne tvaid Canadians
had been Impressed on seeing sev
eral acres of Canadian vltgin spruce
and poplar consumed In one edition
!of an American Sunday paper, and
I enough pulpwood to furnish I.T'iO
itons of newsprint In one automobile
edition of a drtrelt daily. Then
when they saw mills handle Can
adian wood with the power generat
ed by n Canadian river built on the
border, but on the Fnlted States
side, they referred to themselves
bitterly as "hewers of wood nnd
drawers of water" for the Fnlted
States and its dallies.
The speaker said eighty per cent
of the newsprint of Canada was
usod in the Fnit"d States. He saw
no reason w-hy tho ratio should not
continue if an emhaigo were placed
on pulpwood.
iiit mv. m:vi:us m i rs
Sun Francisco. Feb. 17 CP' F.rnie
i Never, former Stanford university
! foottatl star, and Miss Mary Kilia
both Ha'gcrly of O.ikand were mar
I rted here yesterday.
However acute and severe a ease of
rheumatism may be, it can be greatly
relieved by this simple home treat
ment. "I was taken with a pain in my left
leg, and for thirty-rive days I could
not sit up," writes John Smith of
Shock, Ky. "I had two doctors, but
I got no better until I befan using
Sloan's Liniment. Before 1 had used
one bottle I could sit up, and now I
can walk without a cane."
And it is amazing the quick, gen
uinc comfort that Sloan's gives to
even the most long-standing rheuma
tic aches. j
No need to rub even. A little Sloan's
Tatted lightly on and a healing tide
c' fresh, germ-destroying blood beginsj
tingling through the aching place. Be
fore you can believe it, the pain, swell
ing and stiffness are relieved. Get a
bottle today. All druggists 35 cents.