New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1927, Page 21

group of fighters _oppose nn!her‘ group. The winning side is deter: |mined by the number of “victi: " left on the “battle field.” The par 1 | ticipants are free to batter their op- | onents without merey, the only re- | striction being that no one shail FLASHES OF LIFE: ENGLISHMAN SAYS | COOLIDGE 1S ONE OF Best pRessep "Moo FIGHTS HITH Philadelphia — Mr. Coolidge is| he and his bride quit the the best dresscd man in the United (honeymoon on land. States, in the opinlon of Sir Charles | S L Eveflts Like This B]‘igh[en Days B icarey e B 100 1 oy Hi m, British advertising expert. | The president is one of the few 'and gowns evershody wore Roman . midable fs considered mo disquall- | rles has noted |togas in an academic procession at Ior Sowe[s tication. i ] ship for a strike his adver: 0 carry small ¥y while down. of iron in or- Americans Sir ¢ i with shoes sh And far from |unveiling of a monument to Ver- | | The battles are invarfably held on | belng a “dumbbell,” Sir Charles {gil. Representatives of Oxford, Cam- | ice of frozen rivers, and the par- | found that the president talked In | bridge, the Sorbonne and leading St pai e g Oand s ous, intelligent fashion on half Italian universities were in line. | om ten to a thousand. Many years | a dozen subjects. ago tha ice on the Moscow river | the broke under 3,000 fighters, and 65 | were drowned. | Although long since forbidden he police. one of these fist b fcularly violent char- ok place this winter on the n Moscow river. In the pres- of 5,000 persons who 1 banks, n 400 isvoshiks of all agas attacked one ar ‘wd hours. Many s for excitement, joined the ba « hon- Heads, limbs and knuckles wers gifts and , and twelve of the defeated ks were removed unconscious match- to a hospital. The timely arrival of ttles are | the police prevented the affalr from One large | becoming more disastrou Moscow, April 22 (#—Boxing, | practiced in the Ur | hardly known to ¥ i | New York — Cosmo Hamliton and New York — Why Edith Wynne some friends, ought to dine very atthison has beauty of speech: “I|well at least once a ye Fritz Ber- honor at the feet of my | nard Behr, inve monorail, | whose beautiful Welsh voice has bequeathed , the interest | to my ears as a child; and of which s to provide his seven of my father, best friends with an annual dinner. t poem, principal. > of and like Americ tended to d prowess of t ress explain the gold m w Haven — man oarsmen on w Derby injured of crew crash after driver losi only one will prohably be kept off crew for whole season ur Yale fresh- v to workout at prose writors, 1 the Great, 28, however. 1,000 acres of timber and grass land | O & “free-for- °4 over before fire fighters from half a dozen villages brir der control. Ambassador Herrick » colonel was next 10 Woodrow on among the 6.- | = | 70 figures in fhe painting. The ex-| New Haven — Naw Haven Unfon | Dibitors assume the colonal was de- | 28 founded in 1871 by Alexander Troup, 1otad in the interest of historf al ac- | fails to appear following amalgama- curacy, since he had no official posi- | tion with Times Leader. | i\ §Umw“ E tion, | 1 Pl e ] ! Windsor — Edward Gavingan, 12, | Hartford — Governor rimost commutes to N plane, He fiies thither mes a month on busines Manchester — A hundred men | fight forest fire which threate | Naw York — Facts and eral buildings, controlling it out the motor industry have Wall with slight damaga. 1l stirred up. One fact is that z had put $10,000 in General Bristol — Thunder shower . Motors fn 1503 and bought 100 of large force of volunteers fig the orlginal ehares, he would have |forast fira which sweeps over received cash and stock by now that [than 70 acres. | cakes! 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