New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1926, Page 11

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, 'FLASHES OF LIFE; CHRISTMAS CLUBS WILL DISTRIBUTE VAST FORTUNES skirts, They have been using 26| ‘)arda of cloth and three :dresses | each, all at once. There's a move- ment on foot for a compromise be- tween the three skirts and the “one- TAXIGAB DRIVER | TAKEN PRISONER | xew YorkeThere will be $398.- Darien Police Frastrate - Kid- napping Aftempt 68,000 available for Santa Claus - shortly. This sum will be distribut- {ed by 7,600 banks in various patis of ‘vhe country to 7,800,000 folks who | nave been saving in Christmas clubs. Darlen, Conn., Nov. 19 (F—Over- f Chicago—Perhaps it has occurred haullng a taxicab wheh was being to Suzanne that when she was an driven- erratically over the Boston |amateur her temperament induced post road late last pight, two:mo- | 10ts of folks to’pay to see her. Any- torcycle officers found in it New |hOW, she chaged a camerman oft the York men who apparently were try- courts and a fist fight between the ing to kidnap the driver, Vincent N. | Photographer and an official fol- Politana. All four were today turned [lowed. And Mary Browne then won | over to New York police. The mo- |$100 from Mr. Cold Cash Pyle for tive of the three men in seizing the | taking four sfraignt from Suzanne. cab and coming into Connccticut | Constantinople, . A. Paree and the U. students the women's colleges at Ox- | ford should be Mevelled to the ground organization of | voted. debators, has New York—James Churchill, ploneer in running cabarets third” of a skirt that is the mode in | London—In the opinion of male | | The Oxford Unlon soclety, a famous | 50| NOVEMBER 19, 1926, the champion untll both of them were reduced to two or three pleces Then the champions cx- P’”(‘HC\) would blossom out and lafter a few more moves his oppo- nent would be trapped. At the same time the (‘h:\!n[)ifln‘ was playing checkers and chess ancously, he played thres | [checkers, and others playing ches Mr. Banks walked around inside the hollow square, from one board to another moving the checkers and chess men until the players on the ‘nvln(wlhx side of the table were either of pleces to move, or hopelessly | red. Some of the men, how- | ever, played very close games against i | | T GONGRESS FIGHT | ON LOWER TAXES }Iudications Are That This Will Be Chiel Issue Washington, Nov. 19 (A—Indica- tions that the principal battle of the | approaching session of congress will | rage about the tax reduction con- tinue to multiply. Not only has opposition to the ad- | ministration plan for returning the | treasury surplus to taxpayers through credit allowances on their payments next year been disclosed each. | corn boards |other table, and out of sight of Mr. | Bs | played the numbered boards good they met the men who played the cl other table. of checkers by numbers. hese boards were located at Many of the local players who at- an- [tended the exhibition were interested in a checker tournament which will who | be started at the very shortly. were | This tournament will be open to at the end anyome in New Britain who may ad fate of the |wish to take part. mpion at the | | READ B anks. Although the men checker p was not made clear. After the officers became suspic- | life of Adolph Zukor, movie mag- ious of the taxicab and those in it |naté, who came from Hungary 37| they gave chase. On stopping it,|years ago with $25 or $40, he doesn’t Politana was found crowded into a [r¢member which. His new $3,000,- New, York—This is a big day in the | Broadway, 18 now heartily in favor | in republican circles, but democratic | of prohibition. He is convinced that | leaders have made considerable pro- | prohibition will regulate itselt even- | gress in preparing for a drive look- | tually. Night clubs, successors to|ing to enactment of permanent tax the pre-prohibition cabarets, he re- | reduction instead of waiting, as Scc- ‘rear 'scat under compulsion by omium» theater opens tonight in the {gards as “shake-downs.” of the others. John Gordon, $17,000,000 Paramount building, a 541 West 144th street, New Yorh, |rew skyscraper in Times Square. was at the wheel. | The others were Arnold Moore, | 29, of Yonkers, and Charles J. Breen, 31, of Mills hotel, New Haven — Proposed $20,000,- oa}:n Ir'xnd?v\monl fund at Yale is to go who o 4 o scheme to keep Hostilo aircraft from |work. yp,fi:,‘}cxgh;:;c’”;‘,i“ Sl New York. |his cities in the next war by bar-|ge|l says, Politana’s story was that the men |rages of balloons. Anchored by | cngaged him in S$Gth street to drive |cables balloons would be sent three | | Hartford them to, an address in lower Sixth imiles uf to encircle a city. The yriine governors EALENa s avenue. On arriving there they told | palloons, 6,000 cubic. feet each, are jong ™ e andet the ri;ffl; m‘l'r'] - Politana that Moore lived in Port |pe ade here. [ o 4 Bes s o 4 New Hogland counell dlonar, there and the others would go with | nim and be rcturned home. On reaching Port Chester, Politana was | told to continue and when just west | ot Greenwich he was scized and | forced into the rear. The cab contin- |* ued into Connecticut. Akron, O.—Uncle Sam has a — Connecticut and New York—Professional here are envying Leo Diegel. |hear he has a California job |private teacher for Joseph Schenck, movie magnate, at a of §15,000 a year and $10,000 penses. golfers| New Haven — .iquors valued at They {$15,000 seized in raid after complaint as |is made to police by mother of Yale M. |student; Ernest E. Rickson arrested. alary ex- w Haven — No criminal respon- sibility on part of Charles M. Powell Ymmxl by coroner for death of Wil- n Tinker, killed in automobile ac- me of the chief | retary Mellon advises, for a more | complete demonstration of the pres- | ent law's operation. A definite plan to reduce taxes by fat least $325,000,000 has been | worked out by Semator Simmons, democrat, North Carolina, and Rep- resentative Garner, democrat, Tex: | the ranking minority members re- spectively, of the senate finance and house ways and means committees. 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