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Hi Abiiiliie Ws -SPEOAI. SALE OF l¥> Dress fimwia Action woolen. Woman To Civil Beils—And Fire Bells in Common Plcss Wedding olo Flight Sea Clara B. Ovitt Plaintiff Against Ida P. Here November 15 Atwood, ah ft« Damages of 1711 or* asked In a im a Schools and Promise civil action started to-day in the 'VU yard Civic.Organizations common pleaa court by Clara B. ■ong Support lor Project, Sponsored By Serv- Oviatt of this city against Ida F. ' Atwood, formerly of Waterbury, JSSys1 Able Talker now of Hartford. The suit alleges the defendant occupied roome in Mrs George Palmer Putnam, several local woman organisations. the houae of the plaintiff, at 527 fSMU& tarty Miss Amelia Earhart, the This meeting will ba almllar to tha Watertown avenue, and was fur- *^U colors in win**, and woman to complete a trans- one conducted by tha local service nished food and attendance Black, a ii® ,new VaIue' en*Wii [lantic flight, will addresa a joint clubs several months ago gt the other necessities from July 2(. 1927 »y« and ting of the Ktwanls, Rotary and Hotel Elton at which time Frank to June 1, 1920. Said services are new Fall suit or dress at a°tri^Ul ins Service clubs In the state Branch Riley or Portland, Oregon, alleged to have been reasonably November 15, for the ben- presented a travelogue on "Tha worth 2(25 according to the com- WfKfcSrj! St of Waterbury'a unemployed. dreat Northwest." plaint prepared by Attorney Harry ^ 8everal meetings have been held Mrs Putnam sat an altitude re- Spellman. t the past month In regard to ne- cord for autoglr» pilots to shoot at In a suit started by Harry Platt ottatlon* with the famed avlatrlx In 1931 when she flaw her curious against Antonio and Marla Sea- are asked ho is held highly as a speaker. windmill plane three and ■ half vone, damages of 21,500 ORDER NOW! any Waterburlans have heard her miles In'the air over Pitcairn Field on a note transaction. A Good of All vsral times In Movietone News. near Philadelphia, an altitude of Bye SaJ/e ’it Lamont Hall, president of the 18,500 feet which she bettered on CASH’S WOVEN LABELS carried several of let- SUMMER WASH DRESSES dRotary club, expects a capacity her second attempt by BOO feet. They packets For Marking Clothes Mrowd to Mrs Putnam and has Her trans-Atlantic flight brought ters for friends. 1)ear ~&unttner Wash the loee of even one Seen promised the support of Taft her from Newfoundland to London- The giant Sesqul-plane, bearing We’ve put *every By preventing gar- Nft-4 headed into the save their cost several times over. jfchoo). St Margaret's scHfcol and derry, Ireland, recently. the number, Dress in our stock into one lot and ment, they gray dawn, flying fast and soon dis- Tofl'll surely want to mark sons and them all back to col- appeared Into the early morning rparked v daughters clothes before they go haxe. lege. Full name—name and city name, street number and city or just plain Initials or mon- The giant Bellanca Sesqul-plane *“h " Started and ogram, aU woven on strong tape In red, black, Two Planes has a red fuselage yellow *1.00 light blue, gold, purple, green, In block let- wings, a cruising speed of 90 miles ters, or script. Full name— an hour, a top speed of 130 miles. These are all splendid, well made dresses wn a lire truck when thla young lady waa Its fuel tanks carry a capacity load The bridal carriage that sold up to f2.95 each. Of fine quality a fireman the other The 3 doz. , 6 doz. This of 1,250 gallons of gasoline. Sol- married to In Teddlngton, England, day. bride, Handkerchief Lawns—Batistes and Dotted $1.50 $2.00 In Morning to carry only 600 gal- In the uaual bostumc. and the groom, hla dreaa uniform, colors and com- I Early berg planned wedding Swlsses. Pretty patterns, cool,- aa the church after the The beat man 9 12 doz. lons on the first leg of the flight. are pictured they left ceremony. fortable models—sites 14 to 44. 'You'll want doz. $2.50' $3.00 (Continued from Pago 1) ^ rode on the board. shown orders taken at our The huge plane is equipped with running _, a half doten of them at their tlosln* out price Samples and retractable landing gear and a of fl.00 eaeh. Notion Department. to away this Week. Floyd Bennett Airport, New popes get York, Aug 23.—(UP)—Two de- powerful short and long wave radio {Also in New York Ruth scendants of the Vikings of old set. Peterson, an experienced op- in con- was her took off at day break to-day on an erator, said he will Jteep Is Backer . DIAL gjfichols preparing with aerial Journey Intended to re- stant communication ships Tompkins for a dis- lnc- plane “long trace the route of the Norsemen and land stations. The call let- BISSET & 3-1116 Sewance” flight, the destina- across the Atlantic ocean. ters of the set are KHNLO, and the GRIEVE, HOLLAND, Thor Solberg, an old time mo- wave length used will be 36.23. so far unrevealed. Solberg and navigator, was Professor torclcle Carl pilot Of Kfon racer, and Peterson, •’ Ayres von who was with In the An- born In Flora, Oslo, 38 years ago • Captain Wolfgang Byrd Attorney and Mrs Vincent A. Scully set Harbor as and now lives In Brooklyn. He from Paso after motor trouble caused who made tarctic, Grace, Nfd, (Continued Page 1) of Chestnut avenue, Mr and Mrs %ronau, recently their first on the came to the United States in 1924 him to drop out of the race. Sev- of and only stop pro- Consecration Oeorge Culhane of Euclid avenue, third north Atlantic to Oelo where Sol- and has had seven years of fly- o. p. Senator Hiram Is a “New Guard" sympathizer was eral others dropped out earlier. His jected flight candidate, Miss Marie Culhane Of Danbury, 1,000 hours irf the of New Haven. That he strengthened here today when It Phoenix, "cracked via Iceland and berg’s bride of a year awaits him. ing experience, Bingham Cepe Redewell, of Euclid ave- crossing air. In as an amateur of votes al- wan learned that both he and on a Tuc- Rev Jos Miss Mary Kennedy Their Bellnnca Sestjul plane took Europe has a large number Dr.. up" In a forced landing McCarthy Mrs Walter won nue, Attorney and Greenland, waited at Juneau, at 5:43 a. soared Into the motorcycle racer, he a race to him In the etate Dolan will address a gathering of* son street and sprained hls wrist. off m., ready pledged (Continued from Page X) Monagan and family of Euclid toward the heading frortt Oslo to Paris In 48 hours. convention acheduled for next "New Ouard” leaders on Heptem- UUaska, for clearing weather jiky northeast, avenue. Miss Mary. Hennessey of for Harbor Grace. Solberg married a Minnesota girl month at New London, was an- ber 11th at Double beach. The Newark. N. J., Aug 23—(UP)— him to continue directly man Catholic prelates ever assem- Hillside avenue,/Mis* Rose Clarkln fe> permit was at controls as of Norwegian descent, less than nounced laet week In the Demo- outing Is being sponsored by the Aviator Marshall Pay’s homing Solberg the bled In that city. Headed by His of West Main street who will be a She for Pacific. the taxied the run year ago. sailed Norway crat. — Jeffersonian club of New suitcase, like the famous cat and pcross the plane down long Havem^t Eminence, William Cardinal O'Con- by the Misses Preston of and lifted after a 2,500 foot In June. Professor In his formal "New Guard” outfit. No Water- has come back again, Joined • Also on the west coast was way Ayres chickens, archbishop of Boston, the Hartford, nieces of the late Rev on foot concrete ‘■When you get here, your In- of his candidacy burlans are to attend the a collection of choice run the 4,200 path. announcement' expected greeted by 3ell.elegatlon will Include bishops William McOurk. Miss Sadie GU11- who twice More than three friends grid will be waiting for you with that he Is not with session. verbs and nouns. {Amelia Earhart, hundred claims aligned aviation from every part of the United folle and Miss Margaret Gullfolle were here hungry arms," she said in a mes- factions In the The Jeffersonian club met last for the United Air flown the Atlantic, once of the Norwegian flyers either of the two The co/pilot States, a score <tX irfonslgnOrl and of Robbins street, Mr and Mrs Has sage to him this week. Samuel W. last to see them off. HJordls Peterson, Connecticut democratic organiza- night and endorsed Lines paid $1 Mr .the bag Jan- more than 300 priests from New McGrath and of for a fast Peterson will relieve Colberg at James daughter nolo, preparing the radio operator’s wife kissed tion. However despite this state- Tutor of New Haven for the nom- uary when moving to Cleveland England and other Sections. the controls in an emergency. He Edson avenue. transcontinental dash from him goodbye as he climbed into the ment, he Is considered a “New ination of state controller on the where he was assigned. He had hls Attending priests will Include- received a pilot's license after cockpit. Guard’’ sympathizer. ticket to be set up at the state con- name and address stencilled on the practically every priest In the dio- Xos Angeles.
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