New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1927, Page 4

H S T SRR T R Do TS 4 WEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1927. GIRLCWDYCLERK ot smation WEST ASKS ‘AL Sloop administration outlined an amplifi- cation of the co-operative marketing Ibill here which, it is understood, | Will be pressed by ad: TO EXPRESS VIEWS szzovscca | session those who made Ihvnldms‘ for him, and Cohen, coun ttle out of court two 1 public, yesterday afternoon to meet Stein-| He had leased two h avenue 1 | hin uits for ninistration | ary-Haugen | |sel for Herskowitz. The conference g the next | |was supposed to be an attempt to | ng it does not hegin to appreach the “This | epidemic r af 1916 but that an on my |accurate cstimate of its existence decided to | this year cannot be obtained wuntil cold weather checks the disease. Tt appeared first in California, and then cropped out in Ohio and West said he was * after the el he myselt rnstein were slain had ed. The d and men also marr Dredzing | ’ Wreeked By Explosion During { '\A\\fv\'l\r were careful to say (h;\u 3!]3"'“ f&ch.”onckmq:lgm .'x:]r runn::m- chl\‘:!(n-n. ] Virginia and has now spread into . e 2 | Process of Rerueling [ D . s | Mr. Coolidge had not yet seen the itth (sion by Herskowitz and anof ""I Attracted hots and fajling | New York and Massachusetts. Fights Him Off Alone and Scaves .. B0 St Press Makes Public ReqUEStS i wirvaure sinossn ne endorcea s FOUT Men Are Dead and Filth forauene vv " Serman “Hesacnreicn. | voav. thous cd ouiside tha | Telegraphic reperis to the.health o DlaE s i somewhat similar proposal at the | { |lessee of the loft bufldings, who was | builc Fifth avenue, and | service for the week ended August 3 S rmaaima N etis o A Ronk Ed l COI last congressional session. By some | U [l A | suing to recover for alleged falsifica- | ¢t includes the Har- | *7 showed among others, &5 casen : W, seric —_— may be dropped if it does not meet | Others Not Hurt the City Clu Army and Navy |in Connecticuf, 7 in e M € ! 2 d City, 8. D., Sept. 7 cient popular respor New York, Sept. 7 (@—Four men Heidenreich was not at the con- 1‘,"]",“, ‘X}Vt o i “:,N“ i ihe ::;\yj];\)"“ “,", and o i dons Taland, 1 L 8 7 2 St and readers of 3 Most of the farm lraders who were dead and u fifth man WaS M- gerence ag fhe four other men gath- | gonqiin;hotely Hy s :r ','. gk :v\dn-d _::.mus"l 13, this 2 ; 1 ; e President Coolidge have seen Mr. Coolidge have oppos- | der arrest charged with murder 0= |oreq in Steinberg's private office in e acyysin sio stite neportedl i canen Ninety st ess his views on the farm sit- ¢4 the McNar: day after failure of a peace CONfer- \po guite of Bijur, Herts & Stein- to the side- | ast year, i & 95 & : 2 uation beforc he returns to Wash- ence called to settle a real estate dis- porg on the ninth floor of the six- | = 4 1| ington Friday. of opinion among those who |pute involving $500. teen story bullding. Harold H. Herts, | e - el The Argus-Leader of Sioux Falls, crflmfl her: lh\fll‘ "["" has | In arain of bullets that terminat- a law associate of Steinberg, a tele- | Definite Search for h his! 8 Do a leading republican daily of 1 fear among Mr. Coolid=e’s |oq the conference one man Wwas | phone operator and a etenographer | i A 3 g 'm',’:‘ the state c:.m:x |:‘!uy an editorial |friends that their announcements 1 and another fatally wounded. 'were in an adjoining office, and ‘:hrl l w NRC(“F‘HI ‘\0,“ ‘P,l‘"mcd s o e “ho had | expressing hope that Mr. Coolidge’s | Might be misconstrued as a et |\ third human target in the fusillade were not molested. uL anineton, en e L staried The ar +| final speech at the Agricultural col- | Propaganda program. Many of {hem | plunged nine stories to his death, his Bernsiein was quarrelsome from |, . o undertaken | lege at Brookline Saturday will of- | have been introduced to Mr. Cool- {04y striking and injuring two pe- 'the start of the deliberations, Cohen | %, rn, missing Bruns- : fer some statement of his farm |i§e through Sam R. McKelvie, for- | jestrians in West 44th street in the |sald, and suddenly whipped out a | 'ir : ‘ | views er on the mer governor of Nebraska, ardent |sunter of one of the midtown busi- |pistol and hegan to hoot. picking | .. " rcting : I ) of the farm belt. Other republic spporter of the president in farm 'p.gx and club are Herskowitz as the first target, Her: m‘w Sl V:H]v— ) i newspa have car edita relief matters. | s M. Bernstein, of Bal- kowitz wi nd dead in the hall- | g0 "y Sl . ® pressin milar hopes Adherents of the MeNary-Ha omen’s dress dealer and |way, Cohen pinned in his chair | o £8) “1 i “"‘ i y rable expectancy pparently have tate operator, who surrender- by a bullet wound in the back. and | 0L BN § m——t - aroused. - Coolidgs and ¢d to the police late last night, eix |died several hours later in Bellevue | o will ; :'}:_,""r'::r 0 LR ET O | Fully a dozen letters from read- e of the Fours after the shooting, was named hospit cinberg, attempting to es- | wiinie g o ool term, | ers have in Rapid City, | friclds to believe the west is not €0 | as the killer. He r d to make & cape the storm of bullets,” plunged | .o i P . © they need Clothes? \ | Huron a papers ap- | much interested in the McNary- statement. \headlong out a windo Bernstein 5 ool ead Do they need taition fees? P M {‘! ”" | pealing for a new statement of farm | Haugen bill after all | The dead are: lescaped down the stairs. S e We will gladly t LA . | poliecy from the chief exccutive Mr. Coolidge has heen usked for | Vietor J. Steinberg, 29, law In the midst of a hunt that ex-|® ("} o U e : Ehianiins tontE et repostiann o l@nk expiieson otkontn onity Charles Herskowitz, 38, real ¢s- tended to Baltimore for him, he en-{y ou o i I As } DT ently there is the feeling that Mr. | proposed farm | tate bro LA L0 e il =OhE OGN oa n d in | }(\ Hi | Coolidge . west to study the 'times but has decli Henry C. Cohen, lawyer. station in V ngton Heights, three 2 o Geep 05 Snll e delh i next & 9 } n problem If he maintains thi Robert 29, & GF the sFoor- ; el o e ey | "When he arrived in the Rlack | his return to Washington politicians 'manager. who received a fructure of He was accom v IT'S EASY TO REPAY T T i, &0 Hills nearly three months ago, poli- here say there may be somw devel- E when he was struck by cd by an attor il LR BN O BERAY) Hf“h‘ill Bfl[[lel‘ 1S F&VOI‘IIB 10| ticians who surround his camp were cpments designed to nse this nberg's body in its nine-story Admits Identity | : THE PHOENIX WAY t | TL] ] . { | saying that Mr. Coolidge would state and perhaps other farm statcs plunge. dicd todas. John &t inlauf. | “I'm the man you're looking for| B-‘" il J y Ngh a new farm solution toyoffer at.the from their preseut apparently 1 clerk, shocked and || e A S T e G PHOEN[X FINANCE ! il 1harsaay N ‘v‘,r\r. n of congress. He would | peaccful political attitude. bruised as he w struck by the “I'm wanted for the shooting 1!:1\"\() Real }:‘md.eml‘ of ol con, | "meet farm leaders and work out a —_ — body when it carom«d oft McGror- afternoon.”” He was taken to police | Infantile Paralysis S Main St Tel | is of plan with them, it was said. | Since the State Clothing Syndicate iy, | Beadquarters and questioned, but po- ‘ashington, Sept. 7 (P Although United Building Room : 2 Dl of money for | Te has held numerous conferences announced that it would pay fifty | Before he died Cohen named ilice said he refused to make a state- | tile ent in cer- NewiDeitain L Gonai ] reported on the out- [ with farm leaders but has not yet |cents for cveryeat skin to he Bernstein as the killer and gaid 4 |ment about the shooting until he | fain sec (it in T had t ne of the Kid Kaplan-Clicky | made any public statement of his in making cheap fur coats dispute over a real estatc deal was had heen advised by his counsel, | public b not re- Bonded to Public I lark hout for the lightweight |opinion gained from these meetings. {has heen waged on the cats in responsible | who had left him at the police sta- the T || ot cee i e ampionship of New England | Some furm authorities close to the [ Bernstein came from Baltimore ' tion |demic. Officials said vesterday that staged at the Arena night. The fact that | who are willing to ich is to be hurs re many ir moncy on Clark is evi- \ that the Paper City twic ror of Phil real scribed hims years old, the West prisoner sz lice, that he and becor had determir his pocket, the peli a toy pistol. He was c! attempted robbery Miss Muller lives at 1 cong ner actu 1 fight as | until the Conn. .\Iafiufaflurc Many Paper Boxes i RS : land's product, acco mation seeured by t merce division of the ed into a elop survey m the New valued in 16 Most of the incivn 5 tr Chnse which has I Kid } i i L ould he s r S it oy i i < changed from a pi o1 f Jv o a star bout man of the | ) nd no matter the odds | N 1 on him belng knocked t < Y Bt cannot be seeured 1 usetts will join Connecti- riggside and a capacity | Ie A fine advancs o ts s ried Movie Theaters Will Pay i q | Mipwie Loaters A KILLED BY EXPLOSION Tribute to Ma & New York, S A { of respect o v fireman Patally Burmed When | : every v Boiler Explodes On Dredze—Dies | in Half Hour At Hospital. Johanson, who was blind- | He died in| Wl about half an he L Roy-Hadlock Wedding To Take Place in N. Y. READ WERALD €1 ASSIEIED FORR BEST RES ADS Yacht, Held by ¢ 1, Re FREE DEMONSTR DUCO Applied with a brus Dries quickly All popular colors and ‘ stains | Try it yourself Ericson & Johnson Dwight et tursdar and Friday September Sthy and Hil X @ (2] m >¢ & 2, 5 @ a & # Glasses Fitted # e True threat to Kaplan P ; division and it is | tting will | : crably by the time the boy = ¥ to enter the ring. | £ 4 McMahon, manager and f Kaplan, today issued to his charge to ceasc all St “Containing 20 unusual stories of real people fromreal life. Two million three hundred thou- sand copies have been printed and If you are not acquainted with True Story, a copy of the October issue [one of the finest we have ever published] will show you why the magazine that is written by its readers hasthe largest newsstand circulationin the world. Contents of October Issue: - s THE WOOING DANCE UNDER COVER OF MATRIMONY Moonlight-and the Sands of Hewail WAy Men Disoree Women OUT OF THE SKIES THE GIRL WHO WANTED HAPPINESS An Aviator’s Romance Life's Great Adventure WHEN SOCIETY SINS THOU SHALT NOT LIE! Outcaat! The Price of Decoit OTHER MEN’S WIVES A MOTHER’S PUNISHMENT He Played With Fire You Can't Eveape! MY PHANTOM BABY ROMANCE NEVER DIES When Pr Becomea Reality Heow She Found Her Mate MOON MAGIC PRIDE OF THE HILLS Sheuld a Girl Marry Ost of Her Class? Ten Days of Forgetfaln THESECRETOFAWOMAN'SCHARM HE WAS ASHAMED OF ME What Is Beauty? An English War Bride’s Story THE SON 1 MUST FORGET Life Io a Compremise THE LOVE PIRATE AMONG THE TRUE STORY CLUBS Sometimes Ignorance lsn’t Blise When All Else Faited For the Better Understanding of Life DOCTOR OF HEARTS ON SALE AT EVERY NEWSSTAND distributed Use the Coupon if You Cannot Get True Story at Your Newsstand o= mmmeeseecemeeeemm———— MACFADDEN PUBLICATIONS, Inc., 64th Street and Broadway, New York City | 1 vish to become familiar with True Story Magazine. | GeuFlerts sater my name o receius the mext e lovss beginning vk the | October pumber. [ am enclosing $1.00 in full peyment. w prefes o examine the magasine befors subscribing, simply mail w1 23 evats, l 7 I and wi'will send you one copy of the October issne at once.) Name. Address