New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1927, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1927. | pedestrians to keep out of llw‘bmr(ed a big bonfire in the middie | Drew, veteran actor, who has been (und announced that another weuid | brothers were traced here. |shortage of gasoline. i 1 @ A X 2 t '\:l](v){ih\‘\r: ::nl" ]1; l:l “Y‘Hn]-‘ lxml‘ :.Ir"x:):’: ! 1 Tllv'g:.'lrl. lg.lll\' Chernow, avas in. |danger zone. One taxicab ventured {of the street a block fway. ' in a sanatorium here since his recent | follow Dr. Lawrence Hoffman, in : holdup, was serving in the army un- | |jured when the plane swerved over |into Wall street during the “battle” |arrival from Portland, Gre., where charge of the case, said complici- ’ R He wa: DREW HAS RELAPSE. {he fell ill with arthritis, suffered a | tions seemed to be developing, whiciu | {4 rut in taking off from the street. |and one of the missiles hurled from der an assumed name. He was re- ; e el L it : g : o8 s anjio G Aug turned to Jacksonville, where he | She suftered a probable fracture of ja window crashed through the win-| == - ;u|l?)\5\. late last nls‘]‘l.hllnlhh'ls' con |Dn.\\ s age, 73, renderel ous. now is undergo his second trial | the right shoulder and possible in- dow of the cab. ondition of Veteran Actor (_nll»lnglxllon today caused s physicians —— 9y . While the Sheff and Law students | Doctors Some Alarm. | seme concern. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS for the murder of Brakeman John- ternal injurics. . e =hgear | . AN on (Y mbert is captain of Princeton's |were having thelr fun, the freshmen| San Francisco, June 9 UP—John | The doctors held one consultation FOR YOUR WANTS Twin Bandits Admit Guilt i ot 250" Smoot Sags Colidge Has ™ e ——— Oregon Allair e s TR T R N Washingion, June 9 (#—President New H\‘:\'g‘:":{;“éfl“';&é 9 P— der the names of | Jodwill, Roy i = from work ; : I3 don wox e Al t e Hiten heime | C00lidge s the question of a spe- tudents of the Yale Law school and B, capbure % ve e ey cial session of congress in October the Sheffield Scientific school, re- the dynamiting of a Southern Pac e g Sl before him, but he has not reached siding on opposite sides of Wall Fassenger Siskiy ousE: 5 wy definite decision. street, took part in the annual * gon, in 19 . TR OV His attitude was indicated at the ile of the bottles” last night and for mall clerk and three tra Washington Post Office W louse after Senitor Smoot, minutes that street was filled confessed, police indicated early t Deluged With Mail | . Utah, one of the admin- with flying g Drinking w: day. The robbery did not yield them i Tune 9 (P - istration’s senate leaders, had pre- bottles and hottles of every descr a dollar. A g Jeluging the | dicted that he would call a special tion were thrown into the street, the While refusing to R ) N ¢ 'ssion. An almost immediate clari- students following the usual custom Sec— P———— {es DEkwe 2 p 2 e Ltion of the president’s view was | of “blowing off steam” at this time ikl | ‘orthcoming, indicating that Mr. of the school year following the police said tha men : dge is keeping an open mind on 2 9 the post h tion, but considers it entire- ere mlt;"d ;-' a r\r‘r‘n\b ; 5 : ' Jost office tionary measure but their services Ruy told officers |amouncd, with parels : Al B T and obtain the advantages of our greatest Electric Range Sale! he would “gladly end it ail gifts ranging The Utah senator advocated the | Were not needed exeept to warn could ““get his hands on a gun.” candy to books. fi t his identity, however, ' cards also are 1t | the pr ent yesterday, urging the | | . 7 4 ] anal e Briva” e e e, | calton ot conerem enst sx vesie| - Jheping Piles Electric cooking is now more popular than ever. taken, and compared with broadeast | jiy ot Sprin " | before the regular December assem- i : i descriptions. 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