New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1926, Page 3

—_——eeee—————— — —e—e—e—,e_—,—, —e—,—,—,——— 'FLASHES OF LIFE; RAG MAN HAS-TO [ e o HOTEL SCALPERS WORKING FIGHT : |attache for military aviation. | Their machine, Haviland 4, As the wreckage bursy into flames |so few clothes and so many o | tress who was the pilot, New Type of Spen Speclators Has ?“?’i' i Corngr on Reservations Philadelphia, Sept. city of hotel accommodations next Thursday has developed 21 (P —Scar- fo the night of the Dempsey-Tunn ey heavyweight championship battie | managed to scramble clear and ex- | tricate his companion. |taken to the hospital. |" Tt is reported that they are 1, but the exact ¢ | of their injuries has not heen d K | ously burnec mined. variety of scalpers scldom seen m\ Philadelphia. | Dickinson, They are scalpers of room reservations and they were sald to | be doing a thriving businesg, spite efforts of hotel propr\mm«m\ ‘ Thiladelphia forestall them. Nearly every hotel in the city is “sold out” for the night of the big having bee fight, reservations de- made for more than 60,000 room A few rooms were still available | today at the smaller apartment houso hotsls, but the Hotel association predicted would be gone by tonight. A number of large convention in sesslon here this week, added to the conges placed the number of visitors, al- ready here in excess of 100.000. Nearly as many more out-of-town ted Thursday Hundreds have engaged rooms in | Atlantic City, Trenton, fight fans are exp tion. Estima Chester and other nearby cities AMERICAN FLIERS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE ABROAD ok TR {Parents Are Warned of Diphtheri:flly Pl:w}l'e]nyce , I't. Com. Burg and Maj. Tinker In- Philadelphia they Camden, fured When Machine Crashes and Bursts Into Flames Caterham, Surr 21 (P—Two Amer attached to the Kanley airdron instructional purpos able escape from d noon when their plane burst into flames, The officers are Lieutenant-Com- mander Robert, A. attache for naval ¢ American embassy Major Clarence L. have been trading ROAST VEAL . ROAST PORK (nnt frozen) BEST FRANKFORTS ... BONELESS POT ROASTS FRESH KILLED FOWL \\1 tried the meat at The New Britain Mar army; off assist ket and we there since. » England, Sept ion at the London, and Tinker, assistant| vaccinat All Day Specials LEA\' CORNED BFFF Will Win, res and have appearsd. “I have d the styles of hoth m closely and I'm inclined to favor time the 1 attention as rines over. Hartford, have been w | tin sent ont depar ent cases en yen which 1 ac “'FD\E%I)AY %PE(‘IAL; Fresh Cut HAMBURC Lean Smok SHOULDE Tunney s at least one experi ter in Ed Dickinson, sport an SUPPIRTS TUNEY Michigan Referee in ght the challenger.” Dickinson has kn since the latter s ls0 hay ofkerved Sept arne ves! of health,sthat especial | exercised at ar to prote care should be .| time of the from diphtheria. This diseas ays results in a large number of | ies, is most prevalent during | the fall months. The use of d(pht!!’u‘ ria toxin-antitoxin has had the ef- fect of decreasing aterially co that Morning Specials 7 A M. to 12:30 s % AT Sports Writer, Thinks ('hllllf‘n}:fi' bouts in which bath pri hrough a b y by the s the number of | ving the past sev- g to the bull every child . 2 n,g25c ed RS Lean Fresh SHOULDERS .. 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