New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERATD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926, 'CHAMBERLAIN AND MUSSOLINI HOLD | Cold Nerve! HOSPIALZATION KT | =y s e s i e INJUNETI"N ST[]PS SECRET CONFERENCE FOR AN HOUR o i RAl]Ifl FANS HIT gl SEOUE. el o & i ‘ $9 PER DAY TSURSKED| Shiem e S s must be aio to twist and e, ! LA ply and suddenly, to follow d rooms ¢ the enemy’s zigzagging, or to avoid [mier Mussolint recelved Sir Austin |where they boarded a motorboat and Chamberlain, British foreign s were taken to the Guiliana, a for- | Endowment by Publio. Contribution c ‘, ¢ affol 1y the charge for| PiS sudden rush from behind a COICheS[e[‘ Stl‘lkfil‘s EH]Omed fary, aboard the yacht Guilian in | mer Turkish yacht captured during ¢ Th]s Wfllkom T[]]']]s Into d nu estion, a This means that the controls must t to 80 intg the | Cloudbank. They must be highly harbor here today for their |the war. Solution, s be sensitive to an extreme degree. Throughout Nation is Called fras is. B m‘}“ are made ag| Maneuverable. man question, and | me Imeflerence mm]\-ulsrutmd conference, the sub- | Shortly afterward, Sir Austen, 3 TUHCOU[ ; tar it 5 IR o Tdhwikeariihs | When a pursuit pilot in battle ele- ‘]fc? of which was kept secret up to |who had arrived last evening on the e o | vates his ailerons or other controls | the hour of the meeting. vacht Dolphin descended into a 3 s 3 Lot g s wants immediate response. It ig & Mussolini, traveling in strictest | tender with his suite and was taken . ; his sensitiveness and extreme fle: Norwich, Sept. 30 (A—By an in- 3 3 (P—A strike | by posed t 8 Junction issued by Judge Christopher | INCOENIt0, left Rome last night on a [to the Guillana, escorted by the i : s ; ; i N ¥ cCook field officers say, i i | special tr: He arrived in Leg- ltalian scouting ship Tiger. X | hat makes the pursuit plane unsafs L. Avery of the superior court toda mbellishments considered as an incident in the troubles be.|ROrn shortly after nine o'clock this Premier Mussolin{ ved Sir i - d ot 5 et 2 6 ! and treacherous in the hands of an o e e o {Hizaralan Al oasiel [moming: Austin at the gangw They clasp- : i : 3 Sl s . perienced pilot. More than one o BypaLLacIman i Except for the raflway offi ed hands warmly, exchanging felicl- & 12 leg, : ‘1‘. 1 mey be attributed ¥5 Hia ers in a garment factory in Colches- | 2 he department of cc x he Americar al 4 G : i g cro ¢ no one 1 h ¢ that tt - tations. partment o act that the pllot's experience had er, he Inte ona 3 o b shingt N0 1 tex: the Iniernational Garment Work | 1 il coming Rers, asithe n After Introducing the members of o 904 annd almost wholly on S D S iu"rmrs had mentioned several their suites they retired for a . = A ‘pm,»‘:‘ SERaC s M 36 dicted 4 e I Ib Tl 1§ Qmmv Thfi[ Mal KES ‘ ” and had not developed the Bl L 0 essle Koenlg: | places as possible sites for the meet- | private conversation. o aonbiolot broadeasting licacy of touch necessary to pilot Philip Uretsky, H. Morrison, Jacob | P %% & Bossible st i Asieise s et ona n oD alk-out” a “Tune-out i f | - s B REpt : g0 : Th ng one of the “finger pressure” me ney Selnskl, al} Of| s the news of his arvival spread, |When they sesppeaved both states- T L 4 s i : Mliyfis fonegin i 3 i Ele[‘ lve slanes. Colchester, are cach restrained from | o2 5 TEW8 ) 18 Srrith) T el eiling esorta | ; |name o : ays at |onters throus ) interefering with the business of A ; 2 the city. The premier faction at the result of their meet- i 1 % home and re en. That h y L G the ps : 3 , NO RACES TODAY peileanailerine \Gompunyiicordioe, otriventin W antomobilest | | ng. £ : o Gl hose broa o s ¢ i ¢ i e ngton, Ky., Sept. 30 (#—The porated of Colchester. The respon- | . b ¢ ing stations he considers "un- |" | . is ne 1nsa gxloRion e b il ) dents are required to give bonds of m—— iy faf i er ¢ divided between rich | plane, and o clem ) iit races here were post- $1,000 pending a further hearing. 3 King t e £ . . ger that r pilot of suc oday on account of & bers, and the individuals specifically | | 4 S & 09 efforts a pr u rik P SE e nalranc otection = to g’ tttl ot near the factory or from interfering | any one doing business with or | f s e ployment in the TV. Two Othres Escape Death By Hair's 3 . stations adhered to a “gentle mpany has also brought suit | to remain off the for $50,000 alleged damages against | | Breadth in Race For § ey ac snday night so that re. | s S et Soiers o Keryin Eleted Party Ghairman, . SRt of New York, and in this action the : i individuals are also mentioned. The | m Hfll‘flOI‘d Goumy | Beacon, N. Y., Sept. 30 (F)—Two » 3 : National Effect damage suit papers were filed in su- |men were killed and another was o F ssociation's latest drive {s perlor court today. mortally injured terday after- ¢ oo rect at it terms as “af | At the democratic convention in | noon when the third saction of the ; 0 o e jumpers.” It con- | CHALL BROOKHART Hartford yesterday, at which George | eastbound Flier No. 16 of the New : Long deast transmit- |H. Gabb was no: ed for sherift | York Central railroad overtook them : Porter, His Opponent, Offers o of Hartford county, ) 1 T. Ker- | in the Storm King tunnel, miles Debate With Him win of this city was i chair- [to the south of Beacon. Two oth Des Moines, Sept. 30 (P—golonel |man of the count imittee. beat the Flier to the mouth of t mith W. Brookhart, republican sen- | 4 ST S O atorial nominee, today is ¢ nged Ao R artT } Mhosat killodwere to a series of debates by Claude R. Porter, democratic nominee. Cam- palen fssues were stressed by Mr. Porter in his challenge. | He charged that Colonel Brook- hart had traduced his own state; that he was a “stumbl in the way farmers and laborer: “There is but ssue n Towa, he wrote Brookhart, “and that man since the t hr 537 East 147th streef, 1 Sheridan of y er. Joseph Wood, also of New York city, It was the third time Gabb has|and Samuel Mineri of Pougheepsie, been nominated. His name was Mineri died in a ho: t P brought before the c ntion by |kill. The mames of the two who United States Commissioner Frede caped are not known, ! Corbett of Hartford, who said “Th The party of five knew that the | office of sheriff is an important o third section of the Flier was due| jp Mail P +» |and requires a man who is physically |about the time ¢ were walking | g able to perform its duties as well as | through the tunnel, but thot yileaER How may agriculture and thereby |OR° cduipped with the mental re-fhad time to make the distance. They | H the interests of all be best serveq? |duisites and the constant desire to | had fust witnessed the passing of the | oot better his service The voters of this state are en- first and titled to know your views and vour s a man with the com- were in sigl iR lf eleoieatolt s menate T uch, not out of familiarity portal they hear are also entitled to know my views | Witk people, and one willing to | third section be ard v Gl pective of their |hound freight was on . Iy e £ ! i classification juires 2 man who | S v ot a0 ; 3oth h i e 9 cafhe 3 ND ES MERGE |Vill choo deputies r | Two of the m ) o TH n i == Dye Trustl Taies|Gveel Synthode JA‘W, men best equipbed to SOrVe a3 | sace until the drivi 'hmu.m: he was EARIFH IS LOPS]DED T g I have the honor today i Coal Oil Compan: n - : el struck him. He fell to the . . | ? Reriin, Sept, 30 (F—Tha aniine | ST o Hetord county S 2| grouna at he cunners mowtn. mhe| Girl Gained 7 Pounds| GOVI. 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