New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1927, Page 10

'VALE PROFESSOR COHHITS SUICIDE Dr. Boltwood Was Discoverer of Joninm Hancock Point, Me., Aug. 16 m1 —Professor Bertram Boltwood of Yale, chemist internationally known tor his work in radio activity, is dead by his own hand here where for many previous years he had | found rest and recuperated from | recurrent nervous breakdowns. | He was one of the few chemists | of the day who have been able to add another element to the known list, discovering ionium, of the dioactive group. A graduate of Y. I for 15 years professor Alma Mater. He had studied Cambridge, Leipzig ano Munich. Iriends at Yale recalled that his work was wccomplished despite sev- eral breakdowns, accompanied by periods of despondency. He was 57 vears of age and unmarried. A maid found his body in his room at the | cottage of Professor W. C. Ham-, mond, of Mt. Holyoke. He had | tired a shot from a high powered | rifle into his head. SUES FOR INJURY ON Y SIDEWALK Auna Koplowitz Asks $5,000 Damages Against Landlord | his | at For Injuries alleged to have been sustained through a fall on an ic sidewalk last January, suit for $5,- 000 damages has becn brought by Anna Koplowitz, through Attorney Monroe S. Gordon, against Fannie and Leo Lewinson. The writ is re- | Here you have the Junkers monoplane “Bremen” ;German pilots Loose and Koeh | turn back because of the weather. turnable in the city court the second Monday of September and Constable | of machinis {and blacksmiths. A recruit enlis John Recor served the papers. The plaintiff resided in tenement | for any of t ts, at house owned by the defend 123 Putnam street and she that she slipped and fell on a side- walk leading from the house to the street. She alleges the fall a re- sult of the icy condition of the walk and that the walk was unsafe. She sets forth that the defendants neg lected to remedy the dangerous con- dition and that the fall was the re sult of negligence and carelessness | on their part. It is stated by the plaintiff that she sustained a slight concussion of the/ claims | | branches will be NN 717777 vfll’lllflnn;flfll““\\'\\\\ X in which the , with Baron von Heunefeld as set out from Dessau for the United States, only to The interior view shows its all-metal construction, passenger, fter the bureau of navigation has seen notified and none will be ac- cepted for the U. S. S. Lexington. | Men enlisting for th will be transferred dire ceiving Barracks, Navy Philadelphia. There s a shortage in the nev ' mates, boilerm hese positions, receive a rating of second and third class becomes a petty officer and that in enlisted mate, Yard, ttains a rank personnel in promotions. I tments for thesc received from men are entering th vice for the | t time or from others who have been in the navy and have received their discharges. ctive August ments only for th ga will be recei NOTICE There will , be a meeting of the Third Ward Republican Club at Re- publican Headquarters, 269 Main t. on Thursday evening August Daylight urpose of sacting any wh nlist- listments will he 3 other business proper to come before KEW 'BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927 PLAN OUTING FOR Kaceys and Court Columba fo Be = Thursday at stTaxs Compounce, 130 | orph tr which is an |given by Daly Council, K. of C. furnished as in tary both working on the all the Dbe thrown open to the youngst and their biggest day in the year. The annual outings for the chil- dren at the Polish Orphanage were started three years ago by members of the K. of C. in this city. Since that time one day a year has been selected in which the children, with the exception of the infants, who e left without parents in the in- stitution, will be given a day of rleasure by their foster fathers and iotiieen, | Besides the pleasures which are’to | be found at the resort, the commit- tee from Court Columba will pre- | from the Polish home will \mre boxes of lunch for the children. The affair, | The members will meet Wednesday is being |night at the K. of C. home on and | Franklin Square and will fill these. tholic Daughters | Me Court will furnish Special trolleys have ike, pastry, fruit and :d from the Connecticut Bristol 2 > party will k in the o from the POLISH ORPHANS, Host to 130 Kiddies eated to an outing. annual one, ndwiches, ave thi: oth the K. of C. and the Catholic mo ; aughters, will accompany the chil- |dren to Compounce. | gram of games will be conducted by have been | the women and prizes will be of- s by volun- | gered for various e There are about children in- been i pates of the Polish Orphanage. ¥ | About 20 of these will be unable to donations from orders. Commi pl concessions and rides will | oo : that they are infants, Store Closes at 12:15 Every Wednesday During July and August 20 Sanitary Napkins Our standard quality Dal Nap Napkins, box of 12, special for Wednesday, 5 ’ Children’s Sox Strictly first quality fan- cy sox, plain with fancy tops, our regular 25 c 59¢ quality . hox 25(: J Wednesday Only A large number of the members of | There a pro- | Christmas time is held especially for those who cannot attend the outing. GUNMEN INSANE ? \ Freed Gunmen and Criminals Wil Be Examined at Psychopathic Hospital By New Plan. Chicago, Aug. 16 (P —Sanity tests as a new weapon against gunmen and criminals has been adopted by | the Chicago police department. Chief of Detectives William O'Con- Inor said that hereafter when gun- men and other known criminals who are arrested are freed of charges in court they will be taken to the psy- chopathic hospital for tests. It observation proves them insane we can lock them up,” O’Connor sald. “If they're not insane, ¥e'll have that on record in case they later are arrested for some crime and plead insanity.” Orders were issued today for po- lice officers to arrest on sight all known gang leaders and gunmen. As fast as they are brought in, O'Con- nor said, they will be sent to the cnjoy the outing because of the fact | psychopathic hospital for examina- A party d(](lon EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FOR Wednesday Morning Selling | Ray. Silk Bloomers Well made of fine gauge rayon in a large assortment of beautiful shades, regular | $1.95 | quality Attractive Basement Specials Soft Drinks Flourish Where A. E. F. Unloaded St. Nazaire, Aug. 16 P—A “stall of temperance” has been erected by the French league against Alcohol- ism on one of the wharves where the A. E. F. first disembarked. It is a modest affair, for the lea- gue has little money. It is, more- over, modest in its designs,. because it retails cider, beers and light wines, The French prohibition movement, for the present, is limi- BETTER 700D is assured by the use of Rumford than with any other baking powder. Its leavening quality and power are EITNy: unequaled (unexcelled) while in addition food o i is actually made more nourishing by the'use of RUMFORD The Wholesome BAKING POWDER ed In its objectives. It draws th: line only at the “hard.” ‘ The stall's only customers now are Scandinavian, Dutch and Britist cailors, arrived from the north o; cargo ships and coastal craft, wic subdue their thirst.on the docks be- fore proceeding to other establish ments up-town. Right across from the “temper ance booth” is the old and disusc: A. E. Facold storage plant. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Look For the Green Sales Tickets They Are Great Money Savers 20 $1.95 Boys’ Linen Golf Pants About 100 pair in this final clean up of summer pants. 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