New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 5

@tlll Another (‘omplumt Filed Against Chapman New Haven, Sept, 18 (A=A sub- complaint has heen flled fn federal court here by the U. 8, distrlct at torney's office in a case brought | against Gerald Chapman, bandit, | now in state prison under reprieve from the death sentence for killing a pollceman This complaint seeks to provid {for selzure of any property whicl |Chapman may have or which may be brought to light later. The orig |Inal complaint was to secure rever I slon of any loot from the hig mai robbery in New York in which he had a part, The government fs stll seeking Iight on tha disposal of money and Sept. () —The | MUY i 0 G e R e long-planned scientific ol\svr\allnns‘h,.rm, fn which Chapman fs claimen of the Norse ruins along the south-|to have had a hand ern Greenland coast have been start- ed by the MacMillan expedition, with | the flagship Bowdoin crufaing about the Godthaab Fjord, one of the| deepest and most plcturesque Inden-| Hartford, Sept. 18 (R—A confer tations in that region. |ence was held in the capitol today Commander MacMillan fn a radio|between the public utilities commis message to the National Geographic sion and re presentatives of motor soclety today sent through an am- bus interests throughout the state, ateur station at Pittsfiled, Masa., said | with the view to adopting rules for the “enthuslastic cooperation which |the regulation of the bus traffic so | Danith officlals and private indi-|as to provide for the better satety | viduals are giving us In our studies|and convenlence of the publie. A of the viking ruins is cause for pro- committee consisting of P. W. Rip- found satisfaction.” [ple of the Connecticut co mpany, F. Another message from the mo.|H. Geer of Hartford and Louis clety's correspondent aboard the |Isaacson, superintendent of the mo- Peary sald that ship was awaiting|tor bus dnpnru.mm of the public the return of the Bowdoin to God-|utilitles commission, was appointed kaab Harbor, when both vessels will to take into consi n some of proceed to explore the rulns fn Lab- |the matters considered and to make | rador, which, i similar, will “estab- |a report to the commission, | lish an early connecting Dbetween the | old world and the new.’ | Natives in southern Greenland, rhe\\eglo Admits Attack [ message added, are “awakening to a | patriotic or group consciousness, and | prefer to be called Greenlanders, a| Cincinnati, Sept. 18 (P—Spirited term which because of racial mix-|{rom a threatening throng and fired ture, is more appropriate than the |Upon seve times when e term ‘eskimo,’ which would ba re- | tempted to escape, James Henry stricted to the Smith Sound tribe,” | negro, last night confessed tha S | was he who assaulted and fatal {injured Edna Boswell Danbury Train Service |school ¢ Wednesd lee]v to Be Changed | "Tns giri died several hours atter Danbury, Sept. 18 (P—The New | | betng found in a 1s near her England Transportation company | home, her skull fractured and nn has filed with the public service com- | merons lacerations on her arms, leg mission of New York state a petition for a certificate of public necessity | for a motor bus line betwee | ster and Poughkeepsie part of a line to be es ished be- | afterthonght. tween this city and ughkeepsie, | | Brewster adjoins Danbury on the| The proposed line would rm‘)a]g Students Working allel the Danbury-Poughkeepsia di < e vislon of the Central New England In Summer Earn Much | New Haven, Sept. 18 (Pi—Yale un railread and the petition states that *he plan Is to supercede with motor | dergraduates were not i during huses certaln passenger trains now |the summer if reports already mad =g operated between Danbury and [to the university employment bureau Poughkeepsie. The New Fnzmnl‘ror statistical record may he take Transportation company Is prepar- as an indication, for 303 working at I8 to establish offices and a garage Alfterent tions and repair shops here as headquar- |$116,000, Industr and eles de ters for the extensiva motor bus|partments ench had 34, and ervice that wiil extend from here|party of 50 worked in a Detroit n various directions, | WHILLAN ABOUT | BEADY T0 RETURN Chicago Wireless Operator Gets Message Today Chicago, Sept. 18 —The MacMil- lan expedition may reach Wiscasset on Beptember 26, according to a| radlo dispatch recelved today. {Bus Traffic Rules Are Being Taken Up Today and face, Robbery was the primary matis for the crime, the negro declared The assault, he asserted, was an ace ear (THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE) | [To Call Us Without Toll Charge—Call 3500 | On 14 Year Old Girl ||§ | Jewelry Department What 980 Will Buy Two and 3-strand Pearls, all the ney colors Fancy Bobbed Hair Combs with beautiful inlaid stones; all colors, Bracelet and Meshbag, complete, Filled Fountain values to $1.50, Men's and Women's Gold Pen and Pencil Sets; Hand Bag Dept. 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