New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 05, 1926, Page 12, Image 12

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NEW miTTATN OMT.V TTTH T.T) TODAY, MARCH 5. 192x.
FLASHES OF LIFE: 74 YEAR OLD MAN
ADMITS HE'S DAD OF 49 CHILDREN
fiy lb Alio la't'l 1'itn.
Jena, Thurlneln 1'rnullenn villi
liohs am IhIiik BUlij-i:t'4 to const-i-'
rulil rriili'lun. In u.lw ills.-m i-nt h
i!i"y arc: liki'in.! to Mussolini l.y tin
society of lens iiutfij ma. .
"Just Imapiii" a liol'hr'l I..M. ! i
'milling K"l'l"n hair'.'" is or.': of tli
M-I"ty's flogans.
MAKES DEBUT TONIGHT
of
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PREACHER'S DEATH
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lii aim;.- ,'h inn 1 . - linai 'l of ui.lertm
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; Action Begun in Minneapolis
Murder of Last November
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..I I ho Issms tu i ho lhi.iv" huh
n;iiiiit Arlliur Wln'ioy, Jr.. Mho
iifi."l to li.i'.'h nvia'lon nl San An
touiei for Hie army. JIe t 1 1 in .1 Mia'
Ills wtto OMTlii'J li'-r haii'l, lie m. i
lo r, an. I tlin M"PP''. liis tan'.
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with a i oui'i'1 of moils inr lai'loii s
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rlM bfcaii!" flu- I? a l.rldo. H' r
liusliaii'l Is Kh'l'ir Pe-lnnrm, a
M-iitliy rnn.ih'ii'nl oouin i-Minier.
Philadelphia t'hl '';,',! MuMiinf;
l olicfiiiui puanlf fl Ml" Chi Mm -a
.ororliy limiso all iiii,-ht nf'"r M" y
iiad forcd Mi dooi with r'is:"h;
draw n and found 1. clrls in Mil; Io
niums and oMi'T daintv thiiiL-s' 1nd
dl"d In th'- iront. hall iF'i'i'Oi w. d ov.-r
a InjI'Klar tliat i-au:-"d th'in to pli'ine
Ilio polio.'.
Hartford - K' sign
Kti Wat ro'is, ' w
! .rlllKIlt of pilldi''
l.v "rnor.
at Ion of Jinlc
H.iv. n. frooi ie
r liar" aoc' l't'
in
llnr'fonl- fiovi-rnnr Trumbull,
irs old, pets I'oiiqni t. of rosos troni
. uil'i't's of liis t;ifi".
Sia ni ford riiarl' -s .T. K'infr for
nimiv y. ars train dispatrl iT of N"v
II.im ii road at Grand I'iniral t-r-
aiipal, .iyiiiB frrun h irci.oplis.
.'. Paul. M mil., .March b tP - A
slat" llli'Mli;a'iil of Mio uni-.plnii.
"1 doath of Knnto H. Kirkcland, of
Minni apolis. foriiirr oi layman, was
i.ndi r wav today whllr pri parations
I'.' t" mado Oy tho atloriioy pi'iifTiils'
ofliro inn i xtradition prooofdiiiKH
ai.-ain.-i .Mrs. Maynio Hodge, lodd at
l.a"rosn', Wis., on a lirst dtgroo
nrirdi'r complaint.
A f ' ' i- sicning rfquLsitlon papers
for th" n' t urn of Mrs. Hodpo to
Aiinmsota to stand trial, Gornor
Th' Odoro riiristianson vquostod At
tin la y r;, n. ral Clifford I.. Hilton to
tali" rharco of tho ru'o.
A nurnhi r of prominent, ihuri'h
iii' n in Minneapolis had filed a pe
tition wi'h him reinesting the. stato
pnih".
Mr. PirUeland, a successful h'lfd
iuss loan, Arctic whaler, truKee of
ViiKUsM'tirK seminary, former Insur
ance, agent and preacher. was
'found in a vacant apartment, several
days after he disappeared last No
vember. The woman held at La
crosse Is nlbfred to have rented the
apartment, a few days before Mr.
I'irkeland's disappearance. A coro
ner's jury held death was from ini-
' known causes.
Ne'v York Aerial taicab line
Mth a radius of IIS miles: from Nov
York's city hall ar- pre In ted for th
rear futnr. l.y Captain P-kkard I!
I'th'li' ,
lla'ifoid Seven appeals to Attor- I
.'' !Franklyn Hutlon Already
. .uses ns drners of ptibli" serMd- "
motor v. hides who have been bar- JS HllSDand 01 DlVOrCCC
r". becauso of previous criminal i x,-.w York, March 5 (Pi Franhlyn
I. cords. L. Hutton. broker, whoso first wifo
j'.'.as the former Miss Edna Wool-
Tl.vof IJ'v CnillP Till O Their worth, is on his second honeymoon
Princeton. N. J. 'f!is
Princeton nni'.ei'sity ave
Mars. I I' "hildren and
mobile...
old
rad of
es 3 1.1"
13 auto-
Tucson, A rl:. K'-'-ii from lb-no. j
Inquiries ai'; coming to the MeMoati 1
ousul as to the. posHibilities of ob-
tainlns a diiorce in Mexico by mail. ;
U. mi . Miss.--l.ifi.sl itlve .Hitnily I
itoii to th" winds as state j
dilators and representatives made a
u ild dive under tables, chairs, or any j
ll,,.i- nroteclion that offered itwli.
vOien two represer.latives entrai;
in a mock slinotinx scrap" a' a ha
unci hen. No cn.sualtks were i
ported.
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f. ni). his. T. nn Another world's
record a 74 year old liocro, Janus
K. Polk, ridniittid in court icsler
day he was th" father of 4 club
dren, "C by forim r maniac s and 1"
by his present wife.
New Hai'-ti -Tab, Hon
Princeton antioiiiice "P.iir
football 1,-anio tickets will
each this year.
ird and t
Threr
cost !
of
(-.rei nwii h -lfesidliary estate
l.itclen Tt. Price left for "alleviation
of hutuati suffering and benetii of
mankind" Miroush foundation which
he founded.
New London Pubina riii" Y-l off
P.lock Island ready for :nn foot dive
Own in School Contest
Houl'on. Me.. March f. (Pt Read
in", ritin' and 'rit'irii' tic come into
their own heie today in a grad"
S'-hoed contest that is la-lieied to lie
i.ni'ine in the history of the country.
Twfiitv pupils romptlsing four
teams troni Hridticwater, Monliccllo,
Island Falls and this place are corn
lotitors for a silver cup offered by
the Aroostook Pioneer, a local news
paper. Six principal everts are on the
schedule. Tluy include contests in
peiiiiiamhip, spelling, arithmetic.
Mieme writini.-. public .'pcakinj and
spelling be".
Gives Friend Rights to
Profits of Famous Verse
New York, Manli a (Pi The
lights to (he poem, "Tho Knee on
the Floor." betbr known as "The
Face on th" Parrnom Floor," were
b"iii".,i lu d by its author, Hugh An
ionic pi'Arcy, to William II
in his will tili'd today f
the surrotralo's court.
last No i mi'cr.
Tin author also din clod that one
of each of the manuscripts of his
dramatic works be "given to the
Actors' Fund of America. Turner,
described as his "lust friend and
brother F.Ik of Jersey city lodge,"
was given the copyrights of the
author's poems and .authorized lo
retain half the proce,.,s of li'Arcy's
plays, giving the remainder lo th"
Actors' fund. ,
to Italy with the former Mrs. Irene
Iiorbie, Detroit divorcee.
News of the marriage that became
known today also disclosed that Mrs.
Hutton, although listed in the Janu
ary, 1 926, supplement of the Detroit
social register as Mrs. Bodde, was
divorced from Mr. Hodde recently.
Her second marriage followed imme
diately. Mr. Hutton Is the father of Par
bara Hutton, la year old heiress of
a large part of the fortune buij up
by Frank Woolworlh, founder of tho
live and ten cent stores bearing his
name. She was left 175,iblO shares
of Wool worth, stock by her grand
mother, Mr. Woolworth's widow, and
recently sold aft, 000 of them for
?ii.ario,,e.oii. Mr. Hutton's first wife
di"d in J r 1 T .
Iiorolbca l li'VT, I urini r Clmir Mil",
it III Aili'iiliinn, I'll., in Appeal'
Willi Metropolitan llpiru Co.
I i u York, March .". P'- I 'orolh. a
Fb'VT, nut long ago a choir singi r in
Mb n'OH ii, Pa., v. ill iii.ck, lo r d"hut
a' the Me a ropolii a u ipera house to-
' night, the second American girl to
attain Mint, distinction wph a lu'i'f
tWO WCikS.
I Like tin- lirst. MiM Marion Talby,
j.Miss Flex, r will hu. ai enthusiastic
.group of hometown adinii. la In her
lirst Metropolitan audience. Many
f th. in planned io com'' by sr lal
; train from All. 'lit ow n.
1 Miss Flexor, who Is it! years old,
will make, her debut in Andrea
Chenler, an opera, of the French
revolution. The young contralto lll
appear in the part of an old mother.'
j in the closing souie.
Admitting .she is excited over what
jshe terms, "the chance of her yon
life time," Mirs Flexor says her hlR
I pest worry Is that she w on't be able
'to walk on the stage tonight with
lout stuml'dinr.
i
I
Royal Canadians Start
; On Life Saving Journey
I Winnipeg, Man., March R (by
j wireless via Kdmonton)P) A de
tacliment of the Itoyal Canadian
I Mounted Police left Fort Smith in
'the northwest territories on a 250
mlle doe sled journey into the bar
ren lands to rescue a band of Fs-
kimos from starvation.
Word reached Fort Smith that
,Mic band, commonly known as
"caribou eaters-," was without food
land In imminent danger of starva
tion. J Corporal I'dak". constable on the
ipollco staff at. Fort Smith, left with
'three sleds and teams driven by In
jilinn dog drivers. ,
I'll.-. ctstrvinE- hanH ii Incited Till
rnih's northwest of here.
COURT MOST RULE
citlii'i'ulM' snm.iiiMi I'xinil luu lr
Now IIiim ii t ll .'ll" r4 W ill
Sol He P.indliig.
New Haven. Manli a PA conrl
.b eislon oi' healing ae'lon by the
board of aldermen will be tiecessiny
to alldate a ru'ont issue of JH'O,
i'"""' in bonds tor a municipal Rolf
course, I' was dlsclos .1 at the meet
ing of tin- board o," finance yester
day, when Controller Frank O. P.
flames reported that the company
which successfully bid for the issue,
Iris questioned tt.i legality.
1 The golf course bonds were
awfi'ded to noston firms on n Joint
bid together with three other Issues,
; making a total of $r.50.fton. The
I bonds were supposed to he delivered
by the ir.th of this month, hut If
: now appears the golf course Issue
; will be held up. the company mak
i inr 'he purchase having eipresf-ed
j i desire for a Connecticut court de
cision to settle legality of tho bonds,
i "Money has been borrowed in antlcl
i patlon of all the issues and work
'started on improvements. Corpora
'tlonal Counsel Samuel Persky has
! rendered ,in opinion that the action
was legal.
Missing YVaterville Girl
Is Located in Bridgeport
Bridgeport, March 5 W) Jose
phine Fulton, 1" years old, missing
from her homo in Waterville, for
iwo weeks, win apprehended in this
city yesterday afternoon by mem
bers of the bureau of investigation.
She has returned to Waterbury last
night with Lieutenant M. J. Balonda
of the Waterbury police department.
Since coming to this city the girl
bad lived in a rooming house and
had secured employment.
Waterbury Lady, Sixty-Three
Tells a Remarkable Story
Suffered for Twentv-Two Years With Muscular Rheumatism
and Arthritis Gives NOX-RI-TIS Credit for Her Com
plete Recovery.
Turn.
Westport Barracks State
Cops Still Hunt Liquor
Norwalk. March 5 P Continu
ing their liquor war, four state po-
i- probate in j licmen from the West port bar
l.i'Arev died ! racks last, night raided two estab
lishments and arrested the proprie
tors on tho charges of iolaling the
liquor laws. P.oth alleged violators
were released on bonds and will bo
arraigned in city court Saturday
morning.
Slat.- Policemen Mngavaro and
Silk isited a second hand clothing
store and arrested Samuel Levi,
while Troopers P.ose and Farlno
deseonilod on 13 Raymond streel
and arrest. . Mrs. Hose Gugllmo.
People suffering the pangs- of
rheumatism should rejoice at the
good news and to know that, at last
a real remedy has been discovi red
for muscular rheumatism, rheuma
tism of tho joints, sciatica, neuritis,
lumbago, arthriti.? and kidney dis
orders, that is producing results.
Take the case of Mrs. Victoria
White, of 77 Woodtick road, Water
bury, who says:
"I am sixty-three years of ago
and for the past twenty-two years
I have been a. victim of rheumatic
neuritis. Recently I have been so
crippled and. my hands so swollen
and drawn out of shape that 1 have
broken at bast $.5. an worth of
dishes. My finger joints when I
Icomniencd to take NOX-KI-TIS
were all out of shape and very paln
j ful and I could not close my right
hand. At one time my hands wire
so swolb n i hut 1 could not wear
I gloves so had to wear mittens. I
j could not stoop to pu'k up anything
from the floor and to sew was en
lirely out of the. question. My feet !
were so swollen and sore that 1
could not put my shoes on. I was
down-town one day and I almost fell
on tho street. Many a time 1 could
r.ot get around to do my housework
I just had to sit still or dlo from
pain. It seemed as thought I had
rheumatism all over my body. The
above is a true statement of my con
dition before I began the great
NOX-Ltl-TIS treatment a few weeks
ago. Now 1 feel as though I never
had rheumatism not a sign of pain
or swelling left. My fingers and
hands are In perfect, shape. NOX-IU-TIS
did thU for me when all
other treatments and remedies fail
ed. Tt is a most wonderful remedy
and I shall recommend it to all my
friends who havo rheumatism."
Call or write to the Miller-Hanson
Drug Co., 30 Church St., for a free
copy of "FOrms ot Rheumatism."
EASTERN MILLINERY CO.
133 MAIN STREET
The Heinz way of baking
beans is the heme way.
Even- bean inspected and
only the perfect ones
used. Hvery bean thor
ough! v baked,,. in real
ovens with dry heat.
Every bean full of nourish
ment and a flavor that only
o;en -baking can produce.
0 ) en-bdxd n o t boi ! cd
that's the Heinz way the
home way. Read the
label if the label says
baked beam the beans arc
realiv baked.
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Almost half cur department will be
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Large hair hats flowered trimmed
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New hats of felt and ribbon
New styles in crepe and faille
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