New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1927, Page 19

"FLASHES OF LIFE: THE FLYING CIGAR STORE TO BE THE By the Associated Press. New York—DMid-year payments to American investors are breaking rec- ords, During the next few days the mail will deliver checks for some $550,000,000 representing dividends on stock in some 700 American cor- porations, and interest on corpora- tion and government bonds. Newark, N. J.—Twenty years ago Edward F. Reilly, then a porter, got a job as a janitor in a bank and proceeded to attend night school. Now at 45 he is assistant secretary and treasurer of the Fidelity Union Trust company. New York—As a reward for his heroism in voluntarily contracting vellow fever John R. Kissinger has a nice home in Huntington, Ind. Tt has been deeded to him by the American Assoclation for Medical Progress. Serving in the army In Cuba he let Dr. Walter Reed experi- ment with him and prove that the mosquito spread the disease. = The ordeal left him a cripple. Rapid City—A noley birthday will he Mr. Coolidg A cowhoy band is to sercnade him. Among numbers will be “Yankee Doodle Soy, Born on the Fourth of July.” New York—On and t they are beautiful enough to Le chorus girls for Flo Ziegfeld and George White, About that num- ber answered advs. about one-fifth of the applicants, Knoxville, Tenn.—Abe, Tke and Jake Waggoner are Tl-year-old triplets, who have come out of the ountains for a visit. They do not smoke, chew or drink and never have had a doctor. They are pre perous farmers near Maynardsville. New York — Henry Gassaway T is, 5d, and- his bride—Grace Vanderbilt that wis—are to live on fashionable Park avenue when they return from a honeymoon in Alaska nd Britlsh Columbia, and the bride- groom wil study mining engincering 1t Columbia, Wimbledon—It is royal s privi- e to be late, but Alfonso of missed something that he have enjoved. He came into the stands just after his pretty subicet, Senorita De Alvarez defeated Miss n at tennis. And now the flying cizar store. A biz plane well stocked with smokes is to tour the country advertising and selling a chain tore's products. Sales will be m when the plane stops. The advert ing will he continnous Caryl P. Haskins of .. Yale freshman, by American fer prize essay. New H. Sehenectad ¥ 21000 Chemical society artford—TFrank K. Enzlish. Wa- club, state amatenr 514 championship by defeating Sid- ney W. Mott, Mill River, in fina of 281h annual Connecticut golf as- ont tar wing iation fourr More than passed by tfard 100 addi- laws, recent gen- ssembly go in effect under pro- ch puts public acts In Norman signs from director- Carpet Co. Haven Ie trainer il and is t canitarinm Walter G. Mace, ath- Yale university taken orred to Norwich New Haven other | v about one thous- ! The jobs total would | Trolleymen of state | LATEST THING IN AIR |accept continuation of present wage iscale and working conditions as modified by certain concessions on part of Connecticut company; new | agreement signed. | Bristol—Miss Margaret §. Holley, {ordained to Baptist ministry, will go | to Turkey this summer. Hazardville — John Boresky, 4, | | talls into spring hole and is rescued | by C. Rockwell Bridge after being in | water five minutes. Danbury — Week's campalgn to raise $250,000 for Danbury hospital | shows subscriptions of $252,433. Ansonia — Police of Naugatuck | valley search for man who stabbed |13 year old Anna Kulawlg, near | public library. ! | Torrington—Orry Wunderlun, 79, | | attempts to take own life by cutting | | his throat; is not expected to re- cover. | Bridgeport—Work of remodeling first floor of city hall halted because no building permit was issued. | ton voters on bond issuc {t $55,000 for addition to school illeg\l, attor- | ney general rules. Hartford—Action of Eu{ Hamp- Hartford—Two filling stations in center of city visited by armed rob- | bers; $78 taken. | Hartford—Insurance commission- | er rules no person may act as public | adjuster without license in Connecti- cut. Hartford — Connecticut school fund started in 1791 increased in more than $35,000 during last finan- | clal year; one of most successful ! periods in 130 years of existence. Hartford — Mrs. Tsadore Glaub- | man, 48, walks into Connecticut | river and is drowned | New Haven—Henry J. Hoffman, | 67, of New Haven police department with record of more than 35 years| in the service, dead. | New Haver Dr. Willard B, Soper[ | to head staff of William Wirt Win- hester Memorial hospital in Alling- own when it econditioned to a sanatorium. Continues in Ilinois Springfield, I, July 1 (UP)— Adjournment of the Illinois legisla- ture without passing the Kessinger trading regulation bill cleared the way today for reséumption of “busi- ness as usual” on the Chicago board of trade. When the Kessinger measure was passed by the state senate several weeks ago, the board announced the bill would make trading in grain futures “impossible” in Chicage. late future trading was ordered ended pending disposition of the proposed law. | The bill was pigeon-holed in the house at adiournment, however, Sponsoring of the stringent regu- latory propoesals by farm organiza- tions followed investigation of al- loged unethical practices in Con- nection with failure of the grain marketing corporation, giant farm co-operative. HOME RUN RECORDS New York, July 1 (UP)—Babe Nuth’'s 1921 home run record was zaining on its creator and T.ou Geh- rig today. although both Yankees hit their twenty-fifth hom‘\rs sterday. 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