New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1927, Page 20

- ———————— HEADLIGHT GLARE NOT ROAD MENACE injured AP and ed scores tle for b Py Canse of Only 34 Accidents in <. Past Year IDENTIFY MAN A5 GEORGIA SLAYER : lence asg dis i convenfence of “there would be nc lem.” In eonsidering the headlight prob- lem, both from nical an human bee agreed horities that the acare whil at the approach of causes him to be mo 4o not commend tlon thus tactor in k of acetdents that might « caused by blinding head Rival Church Factions In Riot in Latvia Minsk, Latvia, March 18 (@—Vio- church and suppo: Russian Ortho persons, including GARDEN TOO!.:S (New Stock) GARDEN SEED (Fresh Reliable) GARDEN BARROWS (1927) Spring is just around the corner. Trade where your Dad bought his hardware 35 years ago. H. L. MILLS 336 Main St. stepped her screams stolen from Tampa, of Railroad Agent Recused e drove up and a man demarding money. Found Hozan Dead anner said edswhen ppeared, but had gone distan when she nt, Persons livi ng motorists h ent to the sc Mrs. men and AR und in the forehead. Two automobiles, o one the other l(»k»n on the last B T distance m Olnccts to Use of Hea 'l'n Garry Sick or Injured ' on public health and n, who is an under- 1 would prohibit injured persons in | mns? rolling (urm s to un- s before they are em of the he Al Smith Jr. Wins His First Murder Trial Case | b ¢, March 18 (P—Gov- crpor Alfred Smith her today for Al Smit won his first murder case. Young Smith who has hflow v {gr about a year, with John DMec- s s a prmx1 Ty ssociated a, Brooklyn, ged with Anna Frederickson. A ered Travia throw- of Mrs. Frederickson's | last river and her| orso later was found in his room. ls_' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1927. - GOLD HILLS RECALL PRIMITIVE TIMES - - Some Weepah Prospectors & " Foodless in Mad Rush for wealt h\ without fu when it o ith a bullet | o ’ vellved . yesterday four more Pullman cars With road from been reduced to 25 m lines have fare s $8 for ¢ of a bill intro- | % |burro he now ‘While the rush co sim tors and en- inspect. of prospec ginecrs arrived to ground. “WHEN IN HARTFORD ’ DINE WITH US.” | Everything we serve | very best, "\ [f you don’t believe it come in for a test. Wholesale and Retail Depart ment in Connection. THE HONISS is the | OYSTER HOUSE | 22 State St. Under Grant's | HARTFORL OUR BOARDING HOUSE /’“'IQQ Qg,ur- v KM-p- «,('m’t 2 MEN OF = | PRESY,« MY APOLOGIES ‘ Nou WNIT- Yocuo NOUR ALD Al;\ 55 ToR KEEPING { \\:&@ |. aans [\ CAMERAG, THE = wjog GOES OR /- Gt ;\*\Mcw CONGREY! MEN! ~~ MERE WAIi8G For “TH' ME BUCKWHEAT CAKE “( cHaMPION OF MINNEGOTAY OoN { € IF I CLick L THINK TLL MUG Hig P NO%E FoR 0UR PHoTO MORGUE,«~ 19 A ) RELIC OF ‘%\/com} DG e low( BROUGHT ——— ( A COUPLE OF PLATES { ~~ AN HES ONE OF “THO9E CAMERA BARNACLES, 4 90 DONT oTART 3 oM HiML \’%flz\a’a “HE MANOR AND mavsmror KEN 10 THE CIY ¢ = n|sz7 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. l‘.x n B Million I)()"dl le\\elr the M prisoner had begun serving his !cn» tence. This apparently is the main issue | raised so far as the department of | | justico 18 concerned and its mination is expccted to have far reaching effect. The department| |took an active part in bringing | | about Cook's conviction, Judge Wilson in granting the pa- role held that the new law is a “radical departure, without paral-| {1el”* and gives the trial judge trol over the prisoner until the te mination of the sentence period. “The act gives district judges in | some instances pardoning power not enjoyed by the president.” | The judge stated in his opinlon | that the original sentence a | Cook was excessive and that if rved the full time he would b rs old when rclcased. virtually amounta to suspended Scha tence and at the end of the five year period, Cook will be eligil erday under the|for complete freedom by parido act, it is re-| anq will be forced to return to pri District At-1on unlege the president ext s par-| don or commutes the se | Governor of Mississippi This Morning | Ma 18 (A — field of 'elock to- 'DOUBT VALIDITY g OF COOK PAROLE Supreme Court Wil Gonsider “ashington, March 18 P—Legal- ear parole granted . Cook, Arctic ex- oil promoter, by Fede res C. Wilson at I ttorney General Sargent| officials of the a al he already has announc- | be filed. immediately would throw estion into the higher federal 4 possibly start legal pro- that woutd be continued United States supreme |y i P8 50 S court would be reached. IieE the Lstobn il Dr. Cook, who still clalms to be| : original discoverer of the no-m‘,nm EaEon Bay At il now ia serving a 14 year sen-|tno ' aid of the Royal at Leavenworth penitentiary | \ounted Police. conviction of misuse of the malls The astronomers have communi- oil stock promotion. He will bel . teq" with Director Stewart wroled to Erskine Willams, “’"Hmmmmn observatory regarding Worth attorney and churchman the proposed expedition. 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