New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1927. [best from the sixth grade in the| |L. Stimson, President Coolidge’s | {Sacred Heart school, that being the | 1epresentative in Nicaragua. Mon- | | highest grade in that school. These | la communicated these fears to| 24 students will meet in a public mson, it was said, at the state| the department, and to gnard against | WHAT 1§ A HERALD —every item below is at a special price for the 3—DMay 26, at noon. ** NICARAGUA BOUND any ral and serious trouble, Ad- miral Latimer's request for more | 4—At the regular weekly luncheon | marines was complied with. Spellng Bes Editor Becomes “Yon Ask On¢” Fan A Sacred Heart Champion Being in the mood for asking questions, the Herald Spelling Bee cditor today departs from his usual routine and offers the following “You Ask One” column: 1—What is the Herald spelling 2—Who are éligible? 3—When will the city champion- ship be decided? 4—Where? 5—What is a Rotary luncheon? 6—Who will decide the champion? 7-—~Who will pronounce the words? $—What will the winner get? 9—Suppose he or she needs few clothing for the trip? 10—Will the city' champion go to Washington alone? 11—Should spellers words? 12—How will the speliers learn Dbig know of the New Britain Rotary club, at | the Burritt hotel. | | 5—A Rotary club is an organiza- | tion of business and professional men, organized for the purpose o fostering civic service in the com- | munity. weekly luncheon, held every Thurs- day noon at the Burritt hotel where these men can discuss their organ- ization work, have some pleasant en- rertainments a lat the same time, thus saving time. 6—Three judges, P. F. King, chair- man of the board of education; superintendent of William H. Alderson, stor of Trinity Methodist church and chaplain of the Rotary club, 7—L. P. Slade, principal of the senior high school. | 8—A trip to Washington, D. C., as the guest of the Herald. A whole veek of sightsecing trips, motor trips, trolley rides. beat rides, thea- ters and banquets. Also a chance to win a first prize of $1,000 in gold or a cash prize ranging all the way down the line to the last priz where to find the Rotary luncheon? | Answers 1—The Herald spelling bee is a contest in which the Herald enters with a number, of other newspapers throughout the country for the pur- —Phote by Tor APOLLONIA KIEJKO pose of stimulating interest in conducted at W paper selecting the cit after a series of prelimi contests in the home 2—In New Br ers have been s eighth grade in the cit d the three “Roxy He pelling Bee Editor to a de- partment store of his or her own chosing and provided with a com- plete outfit from hat to shoes. 10—No, a Herald will go along. | 11—The words to he given by Mr. Slade will be taken from a regular eighth grade list of words in com- | At Washington the words taken from the Funk and Wag |standard dictionary and supp imentary lists, and from Webster's new international dictionary. | 12—Invitations to the luncheon will be sent by mail from tHe Her- lald office. E: | his or her invitation and report to the Spelling Bee editor in the labby at the Burritt hotel at 12 o'clock noon, Thursday, May 25. Spellers and their friends and readers of the Herald are invited to send in questions or suggestions. | Address communications to Herall Spelling Bee editor. the VP LINERS FOG HOL 2] v 10 (P—Den on & Potorson m, a hip off wnd aband day. Detachment Seat {0 Prevent gocton to London Cable A Rotary luncheon is a| d have their luncheon | * representative S speller must bring | 1| Riots Alter Armistice | Washington, May 10 ® — Eight hundred additional marines and nine more marine airplanes were awaiting orders today to proceed to caragua for police duty in con- nection with possible disorders when the warring factions in that country’s civil * larms. Just wh 50 to Nicara tachment s not been de- termined. Wilbur has ordered : the ines to stand by until Rear Admiral Latimer, com- manding al forces there, to points they are to litional ma- " said s de- ation of the move- lay down their f will | M | Line Is Opened Today Boston, May 10 (A—Di service between | was inaugurated ! offices in t or of Commerce { tuilding here | message from Governor Alvan Fuller to Baldwin, British prime min- Zngland cable,” governor of ns upon the es- ditional facility y still further ly rclations of | 0? TBoston ronald h and T mes- business men and not indicate any new | complica- Admiral ain_obli- rve order and po- arious areas pending the or- of the national con- ccordance with the of for by liberal commander his troops disarm and r the terms of an wn between the lib- als and the cons ative govern- ment of President Diaz by Henry May 10 (P— second son 111, and | Prince his fifty-third birth LONDON MURDER MYSTERY. 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