New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1927, Page 1

News of the World Average Daily Circulation For By Associated Press ‘A‘:r!lil( ”%:gi"g 14’ l 98 e = , w;uaaflfli) : ESTABLISHED 1870 Lrugr] 998 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1927.—TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS WOOSTER AND DAVIS KILLED WHEN PLANE LANDS IN MARSH FI_ , : !lAU[iHLIN ’I‘ELLS VETERANS’ H“ME ‘ Two Vlchms ??il;[helr Plane jTrageflyfi Occurs Near 0D SHEEPS ONWARD UNCHECKED, ABOUT CONFESSION BUREAU REPORT | 7| Gt M W RENDERING ADDITIONAL THOUSANDS INSWYOERS DEXTH FAVORABLE 0N PN Manewerng i A HBMELESS IN MISSISSIPPI VAI_I_E Widow Fnl Told Burglar Senate Mllllaly Committee Pre- o PN | Wlth_ ey e i \ Story, Then Admitted Mur- | sents Measure Affecting Those ’ Al " v i ”:L‘:.:T’vi“?f“s‘.‘lfpr‘,’:;; SEVERALAMERICN S.1 HNAFFE | s s, | 7 - 1 us in Many Paces SALORS WOUNDED CLAIMED BY DEATH swscmsrmsosn msam s~ | p = i | v s | SHE BEAT HER HUSBAND CERTAIN T0 END HAY 4 a0 | s ROO]S ef Houses Are§ Chme&eA afk Used Window Weizht When Stricken i eut mmander Noel Davis Licut., § n i In:l\x::l“‘-r‘:":‘-i I‘l“\:[:nl vnl:.?.": Visible. | Bee | "f"" “""_“'"“' to Battde With ment Date—Rondside Market B\ giant hiplane in which they had hoped to fly from New York O s anlnat | Kl {nown Death List Is! — Shyder l”(u, 1;1»11 Sevaral ~,»...,,.; pleton Visits State '\;.:.:‘r,[.l‘.‘: R e % (i jtlie Apsonlatet Bressisiuly Fell in Several Feet of Only Tree Tops and g May Die as Result of Long Active in Sports, Politics| s i Hfld BIIS]HGSS i heates it On dlonen Wooster v were killed this morning, Picture also shows| - Wooster were sulocate by by injuries due (o the crash of i poration, makers of the plane, . . ‘ 5 Woman Freed by Baadits—2.000 Main Street Tinsmith aql M Ac- : i Steadily Growing Zlnd‘ : y : : G ,_ & ; to RKill Her Husband Greets OId TPriends, WOOSter Natlve of ”ls Clty’ ! ) 300—New Orleans Pre-| ©d Ready to send. 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Instinetively he senses de- | pPhysicians said his pulse was be- New Britain and vicinity: | Ging Hem, Manchester laundryman strect . R L] e : PRIMC WES g 4o try a New York-Paris flight and Louis Wt but his spirit has not wavered |coming more irregular and that h Showers tonight and probably | on March 24, got under way in the | loca 1 ha &l . e DR M soon (snres land carly today still strug- | was oceasionaily ealling for mor Wodnesday — moraing; little ¢ Lnnulmr court today vith Judge mova . the repairs £ Hiaue ““1 When told of the accident. Tve, not decide on furiher sling awith r ' L The physicians were of the change In temperature, Air s diterally 4 into his | opinion that dbath was clos {tnis atlerriogn but two uror ad | Newell Jennings presiding. late | other build ore h i it preparat to the flight. with Giuseppe Bellanca, builder of cd on Page 21) ilungs by the tireless arms of his hand. o : ez % | heen chosen, (Continued on Page © (Continued on Page 21) (Continued on Page 21)