New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 15

CROWDS VISIT FAIR People Present At ELEVEN ENTER BIG INDIANAPOLIS RAGE .=, Names of Gontestants in Balloan .‘.::";;::,L;;:,. unden, s 22 Classic Are Made Known iy Thowsand G hombarg Laory Pay- 4 ome of Workd earners of the uhu. Jubilee Exposition | of them from far are seeing the [CGiothenburg 1 What impresses the visitors w side from the arehiteotural beauty of |of the expesition building is the ecompeting in the national balloon race steel and machinery section of which starts here July 4, according to |the export exhibition Ne hefore Blaine MoGrath, promotion direetor [at any fair has the story of steel in of the Indianapolis Chamber of Com- |all its various aspects heen 0 Eraphi under whese auspices the race |eally represented. Vrom the mining ! Phere probably will be | of the ore, represented in an artificial st Indianapolis, June Elever pliots have signified their intentior iron, will be held NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, COMMITTEE WOULD NOT TAX BETTING England Will Be Froe From Duty|"ss wruien i il Plan Works Out Lond June 32 " The specia mittee appointed to help the govers ment deeide whether it will pay ta | tax betting, held another public |ting recently and examined ce ofticials, Their testimony Against it was | sit. | several | 1he SHIPBUILDING INCHEASES British Constiuction Shows Cumirast o Dull Days of & Year Ago ey of Great Brita .,u\ " ing @ Mar . company ¥ for 16 ol b simately P 162,0 ding twe steamers of EGregaling gross tons, in 1,000 tons each. The be used for the Ind freight service 15 YEARS IN MINS ] Londen, June 22.—Claiming te be oldest working miner (ireat Britain, Peter Ptark has completed T8 years at work at MHolytown, las where he has heen L) superintendent | shire of Liverpool, said the betiing law was|sinee he was nine year difileult to enforer and very un-|hale and hearty at 84, still works in Its inconsistencies and | the mines. 0 numerons that Ll Hot water Mr, Caldwell, police starters. Mr. Me- | mine, through the rarious processe | of steel making, and inte such typical fSwedish manufactures as hall hear ings, micrometers, fine cutlery, cream separators, turhines, oil motors, ariil lery, ete,, the story is illustrated with great vividness ANIMALS ARE CHEAP one or two added Grat With the annual 300.mile auteme- | hile out of the way, workmen! have begun preparing for the balloons which will be started from the Indi. | anapolis Mator Speedway. (Gas mains already are installed and other rangements are progressing rapidly The entries, whieh inelude a num- | ber of soldier balloonists, are as fol. | lows | Bring Low Prices in London Market Roy | and P, A Erlach m Lisutenant Keott Field, 111, pitot and Max PP, Moyer Akron, O, aide; Captaln Lester T Miller, pilot, and Lieutenant Court 1and M, Brown, aide, both of Reott Field, 1, Lieut, Robert 8 Olmstead war department,. Washington, pilot, 1 Lieut. John W, Shoptaw, Wash- | helieves. very popular holes it well-to-dn, whoe eould witheut ineurring fined or impris | other the poor w Itheir poverty, had to confine selves to ready money betting whieh | | meant street hetting and were liable to get into trouble if they were caught at it In Liverpool 3540, A year| was gpent in efforts to enforee the |law against betting nd the result had been a total falinre Thever Bingham, sioner of the metropolitan police, v striking development of late years had | the increase hetting | among women of the poorer classes London was so wddled with street | hotting that to deal with it eifectively 1or 10¢ prac e redit | getting on any risk of and an-| cause of them- | for Denaldson, pilot, alde, both of Springfield, fames B Jordan, Many Bargains Found in Queer One of the ol dest institutions | ondon I8 an aue tion mart where wild beasts, monkeys, | reptiles and other animals "and birds | are sold for absurdly low prices e raien Troson. ‘Alreratt| . Fill-grown *Rocky = Mountaln or Development ' Corporation, Detroit, Himalayan eagles ean he bought for Mich. pilot and: C e ona| 43 euch. There are many bargnin West, 8 (., alble; Warren Rasor, in monkeys too,llvely young mandrills | would require a very murch larger Broaksille, O pilot: List. 3 B, Law. | Dringing only $10, “and little 800ty | "o potice than could he made yence, United States Navy, pilot, and | Pufe white """",“‘.‘.um:.u.v. without prohibitive expendi Lieut. I, W. Reichelderfer, aide, hoth | MONKeys are in favor among Raclely |, . “ mpa polien felt, he satd, that of Washingtod; Lieut. F. B. Culbert,| ¥omen and sell for $30. The anim ‘i even if the repressive law were re United States Naval Afr Station, | "™ taken from Vhfil,r cages and _h~' a enacted in a clear and more drastic Hampton Honds, Vo, pllot and Lieut. | UP ON the autioneer's rostrum where | oo coq aimont cortain, having re- T. D Quinn, Hampton Roads, alde; | they timidily survey the noisy throngs | o, 4, "¢ye strength and extent of Lieut, L. J. Roth, United States Naval | P4ding for their possession the taste for betting, that some means Station, Lakehurst, aide; Lieutenant]| At 8 recent sale of anim of avading it on a large scale always Commander J. P, Norfleet, Lakehurst, | Delonged to a disbanded Ar would he found A v ‘lens, a six foot Florida alligator| A pilot. and Lieut. I B, Anderson, Lake. | % A % 00t Lo reimaten | O i ws onlhetilog ats hurst, aide; Jack Boettnor, Goodyear| o 4 T [ entirely at varlance with those Tice and Rubber Co, Akron, O., pilot m”m”«?' EMAUENE I'»”' u]“. pressed by the majority of the !Fnqu and Jack Yolton Akron, aide. for 840 Jand 10" seipect 9 % men of varlous religious bodies that have appeared hefore the committee, London, June commis. sald TRETY of G 15-foot ITndian python realized $35. An §-foot anaconda was bought for $2h SETS BATTNG MARK % Labor Man in Parliament After Eight Attempts | London, June 22.--Robert Smillie, noted labor leader and president of |t Seott ers' federation, has Pl tempt to eross the Atlantic In June Morpheth district, polling 20,628 votes | (Rt 0 O ok | against 13,087 for Mr. Thornhorough, | % . g ROTh 3N By the liberal eandidate. Morpheth is a sailing yacht 46 feet long. The three B a a0 70l B arnaEBLive] anies, ek leata TAb ST seRE BUL i IIlTGTe Dol kes | Eoos ibUlltashe Roaliithanus ves Saop) i | Lake Constance, the cost being de- tablishing a record in the Florida | garded as unusually large. He had fraye® by public subseription etate league, according to special dis- | previously made eight unsuccessful at- | v ¥ L PLIOR ¥ On arrival in America Capt. Einsle ¥ I";f“:ll‘l’\‘ 1’;:‘::1;” ’_‘]’31"1'\:‘_ PN tempts at election. intends to give a series of lectures on land team. He was left in the south- Austria as a tourist country. ern city by the Indians, but they mn‘ SRR hold an option on him. He heads| PUSSY LIKES TO FISH the league in batting with 62 hits, 13! Kingston, England.—A tabby cul | London, goes afishin' nearly every day alongl AUSTRIA .\I’.NI'S’ EMISSARY, Austrian and Friends to Sail to Am- Tom Gully, Released By Cleveland erica in Small Craft, Indians Hits Safely in 34 Consecu- Vienna, June 22.-—-Capt. Joseph ¥insle, formerly of the Austrian navy, tive Games For New Mark. Cleveland, June 22— Tom Guilly, who was released by the Cleveland Jndians to the Lakeland (Fla). team, PITTSBURG LION {Moroccan 'l‘nbesmen Are Preparing for New Fight 2 i ‘ June 22.—Spanish airmen of which were triples, in 36 games. | on the Tizzalzza, Moroeco front, re-|Hogg's Mill River here. ghia. sits 73 { port that the tribesmen are again|down on the bank and waits untll an More than 12,000,000 letters, cards, | gathering near the Spanish lines, says | unsuspecting minnow gets in close and parcels were mailed in England | a Madrid dispatch to the Times. 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