New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1926, Page 11

. NEW BRITAIN HERALD |rene» . ) NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1926 Casket Borne Into Actors’ the or om Catholic ghurch of St is composed Malachy for the al services in New wspaper people, e heart of th e th Chapel ped casket containing the body of Rudolph Valentino here Is beir York The girl admits that' identification. . as Frances Vaughn of Green Bay, | Wisconsin, was to keep knowledge of | her predicament from her parents. | KNOX DEFENDS WIFE Declares That She Did Not Throw 60 T0 OHIO TO MARRY Jacob T. Dudack and Miss Catherine | McAloon Have Nephew of Bride- groom Perform Ceremony. ’ Desiring to be married by Re {John Leach, nephew of the brid |groom. Jacob T. Dudack, son of Mrs. Anna Dudack of 102 Putnam street, IGass at Him—He Was Cut When and Miss Catherine McAloon, daugh.| He Fell |ter of Mr. and Mrs. James McAloon | ashington, Aug. 31 (P—Philane of 1330 Stanley street, journeyed to | 4, Fei ! Knox, Jr., son of the former | tary of state and United States | senator from Pennsylvania, took is- | sue today with the police report vera slon which credited his wife, Mrs, Josephine Poole Knox, with having thrown a water glass at him early 2y and cutting his right arm. Knok said that the real cause of his injury, which had sent him to Bellair ay 0., and were married yes- morning. ter: coupl ding trip reside in th re now on their w on iheir r city. | “SHOW-UP"” IN MORGUE. night. The other vie- bulle was William Mal ~convict. | a hospital, was a slip on the wet | go, Aug. 31 (P—A “show-| room floor while he had a |up” in the county morgue, with a in his hand and was seeking of water. There is no marital trouble at all,” Knox said. youth and his sweetheart ir two slain companions in ttempt was the device by today hoped to clear e | - : “If the police say that there had up more than a hundred r hold- | peen 2 fon/thes are Hinspink B s conclusion Belief that victims might more| Meanwhile the police maintained casily identify the bandits if the four | that their version of the incident i were seen t ther led detectives to correct. decide on the unusual procedure. About 18 months ago Mrs. Knox The wounded man was left her husband and placed him Lavergne, 25, and a brot} “on probation.” Some asix months | seph De ergne, one of the two!later they were reconciled. They ' killed in attemut to rob a car- have been married since 1917. 5 Both Dempsey and Tunney are BLAMES SUN FOR CRASH i expected to be in Philadelphia to- morrow night to attend a boxing show at Shibe park. According to : . N[]T YET HEE"]E{E word recelved here their respetive | Plainville Driver Says Glare in Eyes ] 1 ! managers have agreed that they| Caused Collision But s Fined $15 come to Philadelphia at that time. y ' , | Tunney will be here en route to| In Police Court. l A Ph] [” h his new training camp at Strouds- | £ ! Jilies [0S0, Jitl CD |t burg and Derdpsey, it is said, will| TH Eling g l\(!'hxrh <1.ulnf in > lanti his eyes and blinded him was blam- 4 A come up from Atlantic City to see s eves and blinded him was Promoter Withdraws his protege, Babo Herman of Cali. |¢d by Roceo Corose aged 51, of Tmida i otion. { Plainville, in police court this morn- | i ing, for an accident at the corner Philadelphia, Aug. 31 (P — The | 4+ 2 ‘nf West Main and Curtis streets B .diabric ‘e the allotment._ot Frenchmen Drink Honor |shortly beore 7 o'clock, in which he ioite v . (made such a short left turn into Cur- ckets for {h ()f German'Channel Stay [fads suchaatom leth tumintyon: hampionship £ 23 % France,” Aug, 81 (B is street tha JA n; hi e : y had not re e . 3 ~—|the car of John A. Parsons of 35 wpparently had mot reached defl- \\u antagonisms’ were forgotten |y o A RO O ion today, and it contin- - J akefleld Court and forced it aga el 2 - | to when the German swimmer |, light pole. ge Alling fined him ued to claim the interest of boxing | Ernst Vierkoetter received by |s15 and costs for violation of the ollowers. trovere, | the municipal hori and | zifes of the road; 5 a0 Because of \”“i _CONIFOVESY. | given the unreserved plaudits of | parson d he was driving west vu'; .’1\.r0‘ns,({):1.k0x]:\ promater, no-H the Sribles "oty for. His records|| oh Wost Main sicest ard hed passed ed’ Tex Rickard, who will pro- | preaking channel crossing of yes- |the int ion of Curtis street when @ | mote the title bout in the sesqui- |terday, fhe vear 1eft wheel on his car was ' centonnial -stadium, that he' was| gy " oo T tion |struck. The top of his car was » ihrough A7 moulihave nothing o) e when | ayor Tenn Viocs | Ammshedtghin tbishaioleths gole 1 AR G e RO B i el e B e bebi; pamed- as an assoclate pro- |5 C0 USTiRsteR Wi 3 land it wes impossible to avoid be- pales utiin e letae o iRlokard iy, et O LR RS ievamenh iy Bl S R we Peltzer of Plain- | jj deean) Uipbihotiwas ok sadafind iy 08 o n e O R A e v sieiliar Gestiimony wy with the matter of ticket appor- Saiin ! am0= ded not gullty and said . tionment and therefore had w e b . i r com- irawn ol vE A Eeaves s tonighit @ for men Axel 5 : at Colonge re. dispatches indicate, He tasde the Aronson’s action came shortly a tremendous reception is await 18 IRRAR ® after Governor Pinchot had an- | pim E avaiting | fled that Parsons’ car ‘ nced publicly vesterday that he e A was struck nine feet west of the in- was behind Frank L. Wiener, 3 tersection of the streets chairman of the Pennsylvania | BOD Hair Leads to Row — AN 4 state athletic commission all the In W orcester Family | CATHOLICS DISCONSOLATE. © way “in his efforts to protect the | .y, Moss| Ana et s S rights of our people.” “Mr. RicK- |yrio Mapy ST (:;:m,” veq. | Indications Point to Tittle Hope of ard is not the governor of this S S Changes in Mexico. P state” he said. “T am.” Rickard Hetenb ] ty, Aug. 31 (P—On the | was reported to have told Wiener | honbeq and in a row whish followed e the convening of con-| that it the fight were lost to this|in the younger woman's temement t srom e 08 tholle 1 city, Wiener might lose his job as|the latter grabbed a knife off the | VieWpoint continues gloomy for y relief by the legislative body in the repeal or amendment of clauses of the constitu- ioner. This alleged remark the governor to the side kitchen table and slashed her moth- er-in-law's face so se rely that she had to be taken to the City hospital the religio: o 01 f the T lat: S ven ef- cterized the ticket |The younger woman, who Lioh Oriof 1o FeRLIUORSE M fect cla € 1 controversy as a joke and said the ed on a charge of ass: AL OLT Liobrdee lotithe [l * Sfole matier naa besn adjusted. For four v 3 : te there have been || i He said Wiener would get 4,000 | i i : . e presided over by | choice seats and that Rickard, ) Rickar, churches thro would be left with only 3-5 of the i The order was 4 ringside accommodations. = nst the ations by Pr ch are regarded mpo- ident s th Rickard said there would be MASS FOR DEAD PETS je 718 ringside 14,- seats and that he has B.C.PORTER SONS’ MID-SUMMER FURNITURE SALE Where Genuine Reductions Give Genuine Savings in Bedroom, Dining Room and Living Room Furniture MANY SPECIAL CLOSE-OUTS ACTUALLY REOUCED TO HALF-PRICE WEDNESDAY ONLY v A limited nuthber of good quality Axminster Rugs, size 36x70; régular price $6.00. Wednesday Special I $3r 75 000 applications already, In the | Buddhists in Japan Will Have An- g its rights. 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