New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1925, Page 2

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Mary Lilllan Legat, Anna Asump- | ta ernabuccl, Emma Rita Baraglia, Jennie Eleanor Marinelll, Agnes Mary McCue, Esther Mary Kennedy, Franc Dorothy Frederick, Gene- vieve Mary Rrozoskl, Olga Mary Carlonl, Anna Gertrude Murphy, Grace Jeanne Bonney, Anna Regina Cavanaugh, Mary Constance Reilly, | Mary Elizabeth Smedley, Carmina Virginla Marietta, Mary Helen Tan- guay, Krances Mary Makarwicz, Mariotti, Agnes Lucllle Welch, ' Victorla M Bradanini, Winifrid Elizabeth Nolan, Madeline Frances Flood, Mary Rita Beitrame, Dolores Marie O'Donnell, Lucy ‘Rose Leonardi, Margaret Mary Phelan, Benvenuta Mary Daddario, Margaret | Mary Catherine Cmpbell, Rita Jrances St. Lawrence, Carmela Mary | Chiarmonte, Mildred Margaret Ber- Nita Felicitas Brazilla, Irene Teresa AY 27, 1925 SCOPES TRIAL T0 ATTRACT CROWDS Tenn, Evolution Case Promises {0 Be Big Sensation Dayton, Tenn, May 26.—(AP)— A Rhea county grand jury, nine of whose 13 members were farmers, took one hour to decide that John T. Scopes, high school selence teach- or, should be Indicted for violation of the Tennessee law against teach- ing evolution in the public schools, With the prelininaries of the fa- mous case out of the way and a spe- clal term of the circuit court or- dered to convene July 16 to try Scopes, interest here now cenfers In the question of where the triul will be held. A large place is sought to accommodate the expected influx of visitors Suggestions to the committee In charge have ranged from erecting a huge tent to placing a roof over the baseball park, with some holding to a plan to erowd every avallable inch of the county courthouse with seats. made to seat lu]mrnxlumt@lv 1,000, It was stated. Judge John T. Raulston, who will preside, has expressed a willingness (o convene the court “in any dlgni- fied place made available by Dayton citizens,” Committees have been ap- pointed to ralse funds to conduct the caso and to "Hpu!-‘ the clty for \s gxpectod host of visitors. William Jennings Bryan, who will 'ald in the prosecution of the case, wired from (plumbus, O, that the date set for the trial was satisfac- tory to him. A ohgpge in the prose- cution Mneup, by which a toe of the theory of evolution will act as brose- cutor in place of a proponent, was announced, George W. Rapple who obtained the warrant Scopes' arrest, has withdrawn in fa- vor of Walter White, superintendent of schools, & fundamentalist. A feature of yesterday's grand fury hearing was the testimony of seven boys, members of the sclence classes taught by Scopes, in explain. Ing Bcopes' views, some of the young witnesses sald they had told the grand jury that Scopes believed in evolutlon, but did not belleve that man descended from a monkey. Preceding the testimony. Judge Raulston read the Tennessee statute covering evolution and also the first chapter of Genesls. READ THE HERALD C SSIFILD v ADS FOR RESULTS for Hayes Construction Cor Buys Railroad Frontage Mrs. Adelaida W, Hine sold today, |through the Camp Real Estate Co., 116 acres of land on East steget with !a valnable raflrond frontage to the |Hayes Construetion (o, wWhich will use the raflroad frontage for a pri- vate lumber yard and develop the |front of the property, which con- tains valuable bullding sites. Miss 1dith Carlson has sold | through the Camp Real Estate Co, a two-family house at 20.22 Hawley street to Timothy D. and TLucy A. {Dehan, Mrs. Concettina = Puzzo through the Camp Real Estate Co. two three-family houses on Brook- 1awn street to Sultana M. Najarian, |gultana H. Najarian sold to Coneet- |tina Puzzo a grocery store at 324 t Main street, at the corner of m street, These two nles repres sent a totul of § sold CHIEF 18 ABSOLVED West Springfield, Mass, May 27 (AP)—Chiet of Police Marshall B, Belmer was last night exonerated by the hoard of selectmen of charges of |deliberately and secretly issuing pere mits to carry guns to known crim- inalg, preferred by County Commis- sioner John Hall, who demanded the chief's removal from office, in a let- ter to the board yesterday. Vojtila, Louis Charles Joseph Mallf igh, Richard tor Mart! Martin Conn R drla Mary Baladueci, Allce Rose JAMS | pogara, Ruth Mary Lynch, Teresa cderick yiiMa Brescla, Carmella Marle Avit- joE4 % able, Antolnette Marie Snetro, Helen SN yfary Kessler, Alice Elizabeth Luey Valentino Clarcia, Romeo, Madeline Veronica ck Catherine Margaret Lynch, Mary Teresa Rametta, Iilea- trice Gin. NOF Marie Doherty, Anna Mary Jonn Wai. 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