New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1927, Page 5

SPELLERS STUNBLE OVER LONG WORDS “Mythology” Determines Cham- pionship of Lone Star State “Having passcd into a psychical eondition, she was able to vision an anachronous panorama of daguerre- | otypes of ancient troglodytes.” Any- ! one who can write the foregoing | sentence without an error, can’ rea- | sonably lay claim to being a fairly ! good speller. The bee editor who wrote the sentenc compiled it after -conferring with three reporters, a proof reader and a member of the board of educa- tion, after which he looked it up in two dictionaries. But that is beside the point. {8 an extreme sample of what champion speller should be able to do, at the Herald contest for the eity spelling championship at the It a VIRGINIA LEE JONES Champion of Texas. Rotary club luncheon, May 26 and at the national spelling contest in ‘Washington, next month. It is not likely that anything as difficult as the above will be wused although they are legitimate words. By spelling the word “mythology” eorrectly, Miss Virginia Lee Jones won the championship of Texas in the spelling bee conducted here by the Fort Worth Press. Virginia, who is only 9 year ol will be taken to Washington, D. C Herald spelling | | victory in intercollegiate competition NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FLASHES OF LIFE: TWINS AWARDED HONORS AT JOHNSON CITY SCHOOL New York — The fair Helen of California is as fearless about super- stitution as about opponents on the courts. Miss Wills is leaving at mid- night Friday the 13th in quest of tennis’laurels abroad. Louisville — Seven fellows are un- der arrest for “negotiating a hazard. No, this does not mean that the law makes play out of bunkers of Ken- tucky golf courses more difficult. The seven are charged with getting premature race results and wiring or telephoning them. Philadelphia — Foster Sanford, r., son of the famous footballer, is quite a baseballer. He pitched his seventh victory of the season for Penn in defeating the nine from Rut- gers, where his dad coaches. In five innings he fanned seven and vielded tbree hits, then was taken out to redt up for Princeton. Chicago — Mrs. Joie Ray is suing the famous runner for a separation, charging “unkind, cruel and In- human” R. L — Watch your ones and Von kiIm. zie is shooting golf | Providence, step, Messrs Roland McKe: like a champ, He's just won his sixth straight beating a regular golfer by winning every hole and then completing the round for a 70. Johnson City, N. Y. — There are twins of genius in the high school. Henry Kent will be valedictorlan of | the graduating class and Robert sal- | utatorian. The places wer rded for scholastic honors. New York — An American ther- mos bottle is to be in the boudoir of the queen of Spain. By special re- quest Duchess Maria Ana, daughter of the Duke of the Union of Cuba, | bought it here. Maria Ana and her | sister Matilda visited New York four days with the duke. With bobbed | hair and Paris frocks and American slang they could pass for New York debs. They learned the slang at! home from up-to-date American | records. {of {degree murder has been put over to Greenwich—Edward N. Haggerty elected state deputy at annual con- vention of Knights of Columbus. New Hartford—Stopping to fill ball with water on way to achool, Edward Perrault, 10, drowns i Greenwood pond. Rockville—Tobacco acres, 1wo tobacco sheds and live stock barn burned in $22,000 fire which, started by lightning, sweeps buildings of Benjamin Pearl in Ellington. from 20 | Bridgeport—Need of state fnstitu- | insane” stressed as Antonio Rizzo, | 43, i3 sent to state’s prison for from (¥ one to three years for criminal as- sault upon his 13 year old daugh- ter. Hartford— Preliminary certificate dissolution filed by Tokeneke Corporation of Darien. Hartford— Clarence since 1922 chief deputy aviation in- spector of motor vehicle depart- ment, apointcd to head new depart- ment of aviation. M. Knox, Bridgeport—Shock from amputa- tion of lug injured when caught in machine causes death of Michael Post, 45. ! Waterbury—Diving into waters of | uiceway Arthur W. Lee. 12, keeps | nstance Bergeron, 8, above water until rescuers save hoth. EDEL'S TRIAL POSTPONED New Haven, May 11—The trial of red W. Edel of Meriden for -first the next term of the criminal su- perior court. The April term of the court was adjourned without date today without Edel's case being called. , safe, sure relief from R ul callouses on the feet. | P*7 At drug and shoe ores Ottawa — The lady o the inows | Dz Scholl’s is becoming affluent as her family | grows. Canada's national wealth is now officially estimated at $22,000,- | 000,000 and the population at 9,389, 300, New York — What do politicians tafk about when they confer? Would fishes swim? The answer to the first questions 13 not always the obvious. Evans Woolen, whom Tom Taggert | favors for president, called on Mr. | Olvany, head of Tammany. “We did Zino- FIRE Ruins Fur Coats. Insure against loss by fire and have your furs stored in our Modern Fireproof Vault. We Call For and Deliver. not talk palitics,” said Mr. Olvany, “it was purely a social visit." P. Cook of Mount Holly, Vermont, adjoining Plymouth, Mr. Coolidge, also called. MICHAEL VARHOL One of the champions of the Na- than Hale, Junior High School. the week of June 20 to compete in the National Spelling Bee, sponsor- ed by seventeen newspapers, She was the smallest of twenty-cight girls that were entered in the Texas finals. ‘Three champs of county schools had eliminated all city school cham- pions near the end of the bee. And the three were all girls. ‘Diphthong’ proved confusing to the girl that finished third. Other words that eliminated con- tenders were decayed, dishful, ele- gant, luxury, barnacles, owing, sup- press, communication, consequently, itemized, psychology, signature, lading, obstacle, financial, catarrh, employees, suburb, personally, un- doubtedly, wrangle, pacify, referred and assassin. Aaron Estill, representing Pleas- ant Glade school, drove 20 miles to reach the bee. He missed the first part of the match because of a breakdown outside Forth Worth. The judges voted to let him enter, glving him the same number of words that others in the match had spelled. Virginia will be 10 years old about the time she starts for Wash- ington in June. The Lone Star state will be supporting her for the na- tional championship and the $1,000 in gold that goes with the honor. Aching Feet Sore Feet, Burning Feet, Swollen Feet, Sweaty Feet Relleved in Five Minutes Here is a new, scientific remedy for foot troubles that draws out all talk politics, it was stated, why he is for Smith. 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Mr. Tuttle's offices Booth Block are open to give you any information regarding insurance that you might wish. in the Ition for “legally sane but medically | N8 co-trustee, O'Mara, FREE STATE SUIT CLAIMS DISMISSED Justice Pelm Throws Action| Out of New York Court New York, May 11 (P—Supreme | ! Court Justice Peters today dismissed | the suit brought by the Irish Free State claiming to be successor of the Irish Republic and entitled to the bonds subscribed for in the United States for the republican cause. Jus- tice Peters also denied the claim to |the bonds ot Eamon de Valera and | and ruled that the bonds should be sold and | proceeds revert to original subscrib- ers. By the ruling some which was subscribed to the Irish | Republican cause in this country jwill go back to the subscribers after being tied up in litigation since 1922. | At that time an injunction was ob- tained, restralning banks which held the money from releasing it to de Valera or any of his agents. The injunction was granted to attorneys representing Michael Collins and other officers of the Irish Free State | P forces. The suit finally began in March of this year with de Valera as one of the principal witnesses. The trial énded on April 25 and Justice Peters reserved decision until to- day. Justice Peters, in his decision, re- fused to allow the claim of the Free State that it was a successor to the self-styled Irish Republic on the ground that, as a de factor govern- ment, the Republic had never exist- ed and therefore could have no suc- cessor. $2,500, 000 | ‘The money ordered returned to lhc subscribers today after payment ! mt legal expenses, represents th | expended portion of more th; 000,000 raised in this country for the '; Irish Republic. The bonds were mo: {amounts, $10, $15, and for small persons of very moderate circum- ‘alqnccs ll\.m) of them women. IWDONALD FLAYS {Declares British Measure I, Disloal Philedelphia, May 11 () — The British labor bill now in parliament lis so iniquitous and se disloyal, said Ramsay MacDonald, former Iprime minister of today that impe present government ment would be justificd. Clad in flannel pa with a bathrobe, Mr. ceived a small group apermen in Fospital wi fined for more th 1wo w he sat in a morris chair bes bed, Mr. MacDonald showcd he had gone through a scvere illness, fappearcd thin and weak. llike a man usted lis eye was clear and he was o timistic that he would be on way home next week | 1t was quite app governor labor hill was |uppermost in his mind. | “1t is the for | MacDonaid | of news- his room in has been the and the | great builk of the- subscribers were | ity prejudice so - NEW LABOR Blll?n 1 barc its enact- | umas covered | cou MAY 11, 1927 of blind known time,” in He roppod handkerch “Its ela antagonisn nds for impeachin disloyalty, It ever real p | book “Here premicr, it 1 legislation the 1 th E his iief. s e and stupia whol former ously brow 0 ev s0 would & the he is a bi said with fire 1T and b it is on the produced ople e of and labor pren frequently Mr. from W when he the ington to New ny hospital on April 23, MacDonald was on his way ciation, Edward Avis, a noted bird York | mimic, has been engaged to give two was stricken and taken to it was an- rounced that he was suffering from with a folded pharangytis, & severe type of sore bitterness pow following justitied aid la around t 1l room with in the ho bl his i |throat. and the Mr. his eep, a severe toxic bor 1eft him MacD ¥ exhausted. 1 s r, Ishbel, his side. a he | by n . for constan by one in I & Officers to Be Chosen bor wiil n be no statute | The Parer ciation of t school will hold its this evening at 8 o tion of officers for vear will constitut tion of the s and former > almost T the next the ma T am business mectin, ladelphia what is worry MacDonald one t condemn th clear! s provisions. Mr. Mac! ry {saia that Jeferson | con- | h the | thing jon mostiniquitous piece | for all th up in my am glad cessfully Mr. ing fo! night cancel it “I am legal he au bi ¥ to Don for the pecting to rem was The aid, downw they have he had not ority 1 defin, ut pu e s in a she “‘most ntion given d carce dor; MacDonald said thz t rvation on every r E onl now land at the goi in g next * he said, who did nperfect its own n Through the cfforts of the He had a fluctuating fever condition streptoceic inflammatipn. from The accompanied who is By Central Jr. H. S. Assn. Teachers' | : Central Junior High ! nnual meeting The ¢ school Asso- por- asso; bird song recitals; one this afternoon at 4:15 o'clock and the other this evening at the annual meeting. My. | Avis will be assisted in his recital by | pupils of the Central Junior High school who will give short descrip- tive readings between some of his !bird calls. 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