New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1927, Page 5

FIVE BOYS LOST | IN NORTH WO0DS Airplanes Search Vicinity for| Clne to Whereabonts | Montreal, Aug. 19.—(UP)—Five | boys ranging in from § to 14| north of Saint Agathe in the Lauren- tian mountains and searching | parties, efforts have been unsuccess- ful since Sunda; The boys were attending a sum- | mer camp and started out on what was to have been a short tramp in the woods. By nightfall they had not reappeared at the camp and before turning in for the night the other members of the camping party de- | cided to search for the lads. About | 15 miles from the camp the search- | ers found the remains of a campfire | and pinned to a tree found a note saying “We boys from Camp Agam- ing are lost. Two airplanes are assisting in the search, one from the royal air force | at Ottawa and the othéer from the | Fairchild Aviation company of Grand Mere, Quebec. The pilots of | the planes will take up 3,000 hand | bills today and drop them in differ- ent sections of the surrounding country. The message on the bills reads “Boys—When you read this go to the nearest open place you can find and make a fire or wave a shirt so that airplanes can see you and send you some one to bring you out. right where you are until help | come; 1 Find Woman’s Sl;leton With Bullet in Skull | Westbrook, Me., Aug. 19.—(UP) —What may be the relics of a fif- teen-year-old murder mistery have been uncovered here. Near the Presumpscot are missing in the woods 35 miles | river, 7 workmen on the grounds of the S. D. Warren Paper company unearth- ed the skeleton of a woman with a bullet in her skull. Medical Examiner Frank L. Far- ris estimated the body had been in- t be made to identify the woman by her dental work and to determine | whether she was a suicide or had | been murdered. | | OLD GLORY FLIGHT AGAIN POSTPONED Storms Over Atlantic Make Journey Dangerous i tion with New York, Aug. 19 (A—A storm | area extending from Newfoundland | to about 500 miles from the Irish st together with adverse winds at | gnglish and | oft announcement | Roosevelt Field, Iong Island a runway too soggy for a take brought the official that the Old Glory will not take off | today on its non-stop flight to Rome h pilots, J. D.| Hill and Lloyd Bertaud. In making the announcement, Hill said the weather outlook showed no | indications for a wind on Roosevelt Field, which is n ed for | the plane’s take off. Hill and| Bertaud, however, planacd to their monoplane on a short this afternoon to test the paratus and also to ma the gasoline consumpti Dr. James H. Kimbail, metrorolo- gist of the United States weather hureau, reported that it the fliers hopped off today they ¥ ble westerly but would west ic west- rable for aviitors who hope | to fly the Atlantic from east to west, he said. Hurry Here Tomcirow WEALTHY ITALIAN HELD erred at least 15 years. Effort will | Importer Charged With Killing of nd former captain |army, oppeared in the police lin today ct th c n w extradition. « i 51 were a to reach the break | water, NYW BRITAIN DALY AERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1927. FOR MURDER IN ITALY | e e {Hushand Objects to Wile Attend- ing Hartiord Ave. Church In reply to Attorney ard band forwar was u exact amount. t, the same n church,” to the church but to state definitely | “I gave when I|h further correspondence passed be- |tween them, but Adorno returned she the of 418 ir ¢ he said. Ask- |now. Not Mon S G support of the children, she replied that she wants her husband to live with her and the children and assured court that she is ready to w him back at any tin Member of Fascist Party—Says “asale, representing Adorno, Mrs. Adorno said she was convinced that her husband’s objection to her re- ligion was the of their trou- ble. She admitted that he had ask ed her to go to Chicago and she re- 1ed court room this morn- | fused on the ground that she did ed to the unfolding of a|not car to wander about from place | at | story of marital happiness'and con- to place. His purpose in wishing an | tentment about to be wrecked on|her to go to Chicago was to take | the shoals of disagreement over re- |her away from her religion, she ligion, with a young couple and four |said, and although her h and does 21l children concerned. Mrs. Ro- | not attend any church he has done irio Adorno, carrying a two|everything he can to interfere with months’ old infant in her arms, tes- | her attendance. In reply to Attorney tified that she wants to live with her | Cz Mrs. Adorno said she had husband, who is 30 years of age and | given some of the money her hus- capable of. earning $13 a day, ac- cording to his own statement, but he insists on having her discontinue attendance at services of the Chris- . |tian Alliance church at 112 Hartford | ithe | ivenue, while she refuses to do so Al Cen at the price of indefinite separ- noth-1 tion from her husband and chil- dren. Judge Saxe continued the case of | the husband, charged with non sup- port, until next Friday, and observ- ed that it is unfortunate that it has come into court, as it appears that Adorno was supporting his family of | until two months ago and there | would not have been any disagree- | ment of a serious nature had both | principals taken a sensible attitude. (UP)— | rheir trouble has not become excep- ere drown- | tionally serious, he observed, and 3 day when the launch Sla- |he advised the husband and wife to on of the Atlantic Gulf Pacific Co. | settle their differences, s struck by a typhoon just out- | Mrs. the breakwater here and cap- | husband and Fifty-one men swam to the |sent her 5.in two months, be- ind were 1 | sides writing to her frequently of 1ch was the | his success in obtaining employment rom pier 7. near the as a bricklayer at $13 a day. While o they had been was away the baby was born and arer, (she christened him David, a fact of for the P; er. | which she notified her husband, jumped into the wa- whereupon he expressed dissatisfac- wind struck but only |tion at her failure to give the child the name Carmelo, in memory of her husband's deceased brother. 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