New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1927, Page 1

i | | % News of the World By Associated Pres 1“;,7;.:0»1»2}: “ylaq APV BAGIT QLIS FIPIILLCY N RITAIN HERA = o o Average Daily Circulation For 14,354 Week Ending Sept. 17th . .. 4 ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927. —.TWENTY PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS NEW HAVEN JAIL FUGITIVES FOUND | Two Giant Monoplanes Soar High Over Vast Rocky Mountain Lands FIRES BROADSIDE STARS FAVOR JACK, ‘Chicage'wndl& Excited as Great LEGION SELECTS ATSCHOOL BOARD ASTROLOGIST SAYS| Throne Gathers to Witness Fight EDWARD SPAFFORD IN ST"[EN AUTO As Searchers Seek Four Missing ' — | to Determine World Champlonehip | GRS S Councilman Nettled at Its Atti- Tunney to Be Laid Low in Tth,| e > = < S e lnncmi Pilots Wi ing Way From New York to Spoliane | tude on Insurance Davenpmt Predicts I About 150,000 Fans Have Paid Upwards of $2,500,000 n. Trio Who Escaped 2 Week Ag()! in Non-Stop Flights Ending Air Derby—Fears | | See Battle—Each Boxer Confident as Crucial Hour (], } I[Chell Wins Out in Flgln e | h\ple\scd for Eight Fliers Thought Lost | Nears—Champ to Get Milli ack Caught Speeding in Oneanta, | — il (REPORTS N0 CO-OPERATION HEAVENS TELL THE STORY| "' PR wel L S 0 | : | et iy ———— for Organization of De- New York, Early Today | Lo T e T | ! Tour j i the mational air i Request For Deputy Building Tn- New Bri Sky Gazer e ay's Ga Pimes | ent of i Ny 1071 Lacey Ruled Qut, | i s o e iy g - Sew itin sy e 1ot vrent | Today's Gate 100 Times Y | Gone vs. Jack as| — Prtnentof Reronautis ¥ were listed among the| spector Granted—Sablotsky Takes Gene Would Win Conteat Ag \‘ BlL’ \\ That 01 1892 i = HO s Thll‘d Tlme ng today and scarching mir-i oo o 5 o L l F g l e R e e rting Vling ‘aving on Priv- emipsey At Philadelphia t FOURTH BREAKER STILL P jeratt were sent out i the hione : ocal i‘ans Jee th]GIEXPRESSES ALARM {finding some tr of two of them. r o > n | ins; . SimoRat e Batelioncrty, They Laughed ! A. M. Danks of Philadelphia in —_— (UE)—Stephen Laucey {00k oft atliast reported out of Chicago at criticized and their t it l i . d Bign B i p. m. today on his third {11:27 a. m. yesterday; R. E. Dake [ment urg Councilman William | € ; p i s Prisoners Admit Breaking Jail and | (55 tarted in the New fof pittshrush in a Waco lefl Glen- D2 BosIe after e had presented v i GO s P New York Navy Commander Flecterd s 24 Fork to § 1¢ non-stop air derby. |dive, Mont. at 7 p. m. vester-|report to the common council last e ¢ § . = o S fachiines WIS ¢ , Mont. at 3:57 p. m. yes nmon council lu i : ; foaltizSlhrealS B L BRI With A. L. Yancey as navigator, |y last reports. Both were en-|night in which it was set forth that < buck y Other fichts \ . Jiticat S Orrosition SiEciowing erty—Had S dde: Tac started in his biplane Ai A (laka 15 T ron fro] ew |no red on of school inst i » i Sull 1l e at Tthertz—lind Saw Hidden in| 18 A | o »L,l Clasn 1 aco from New| 19 etistcioutlen of sctiool. € o ! | S ami (s Nomination by North Carolina Sole of Shoe—Eforts to Be Mad s il const_derby Verne Took- | A It m Stanley W i 1 oy N beiegation — Aviation X LS i : Sl e ancouver, Wash., and Art | Holmes of the school department in ! all ! ‘ ‘ ‘ to Have Them Bronght Back to) His frst start yestorday - was a5 p2i WO ST formed Councilman Bosta that som: . ¢ shio 1 patka Wmended to e State as Soon as Possible. [ 3 noan Y om since they left Medford, Or ndations by a special he: butt H ts . + el da 4 in the take-of s e 16 com Sharkey ) Possiblc | r the plane's spark plugs, [YSterday in the Pacific coast rac S LR PR i ; 1 B0 Oneonta, N. Y. Sept. N s ool James Rinehart, Portland, Ore h 1 put into effcet, 1 i i ¥ ! which had become fouled, were | th ; B T v . ; ¥ State troopers carly tos ptured | o a: third start wias 1 iwho for a time wus reported miss d »I' e mat [ i policies i secret—Demy 1 3 inner by ockout By . 1 N & oW n the 111 [ the 1] 1pBeY 4 & | three priso who broke jail at|this afternoon. was located at Roseburg, Ore it ¢ X 1 A ny‘v R : aE - - re he repaired his plane after [COMMitiee no action has b on ! : s R B Roosevelt mielt king a forced landing. He took | WI'H reference tfo redistribmtion, | L them with a larceny S h et off ¢ in scarch of Bookwalter | Boyle Attacks R il ing the automobile in whic started for Spok | | z Py ”N[ ¢ D8k were speeding when caught near t division of Dkl sl n com ; out of th % : A o Ao o at 11 returne in an LFagle K plane ved et Sl E idney, A rifte, & rovolver and am-| i C8 e I ieren NODE Aty ; = :‘n‘u hy Boyle heg : munition were found in the car. | [icey said he would take off five other contestants fn the Class [xCA70L bOATd DIAys with our r . ;i The men are William Mi i |as soon as Edward Mulligan, a mo- | B New York race were Missoula = ‘.) ‘ ”\ ‘er i 1 in a £ ( . Charles Toth, 20, of Wallingford, | tor expert of the Wright Motor Mont, waiting to continue on to |t HUTE "0 Sefithe L0 = I and Kenneth J. Byrnes, 19, of Wag | SOMPANS. had examined and re- iw. ne today, i i achool commiiee 1 : i : rbury. Mitiler, 1 M The planc landed with tull load at | Jolinson, Missoula; Lhon Areion anader v tipg r W Haven whils trial o} 104 miles an hour, according e Cofteyville, Kas.: A vorld gevolves bt e 1 e theft and forgery $18,200 inf racey, who thought it remarkabl Krie, Pa.. and A. W. Steph indenad with a notlonjof thiir [own o money orders} had been in the|that he was able fo land at that enson, Dillon, Mont, ) | neripnated e pannof e o $2.500,000 Gat 5 ; : ; o Oneonta jail only a few hours when | gpord without erashi 5411 oliEe) Wnirusitalwiia haye okl oL SlisEe s, ong fime b 3 3 | e o or 1 2 JOnRhateea i e was found sawing bars of | i i = e EadRlione s ol thaitand tha s i | et . ( el J 2 S ETE AN his ccll. Two saws had been se- i Rl err i SRt i : irprise. L estiy S vopsens sl ey s ”\‘n‘v "'”l‘m‘ m‘.\n Sl y'\\ u' Lguar tohave dronpedif (iyatintarasts: atithe. eily would bolbieie | wards of $2,500,000 for the pr riffic , St oo oamatan T shoe. | ts Tield, Spokane, Wash., Sept. 'out of the rac gt Pk will focus upon the most « las to Admit Jail Break | oo (@) facey is not o contosr| e Paclie: Air Trnspertoan|. ]:"' o ool ges i ey " e : | 5 S s The prisoners i tant in t v York-Spokane non- nounced 1 five planes we At ihal comniticals ast e B Irama the ring has cver knowr and or rimonions in which 45 Chist of Polics Frank N S G o Ty Tl Sar hi e s Tor i " S Y > A N t ; f 18 for Borno and’ Bookwal- [ report was aceepted and. the in Millions all over the world will Tiear v Sullivan (smoke shop ow slitions Ly committers ton said, and also disclosed the national air r here, declared e . 1 mmit o L matiin B i ’ v [ tigators dis : Soad AUDIL thetdetalls o Thls r)—"Dempscy will win by a knock- | 2 o vt 0 ~ix.'x;~ travels s e -.‘v.”“‘.,‘, “ m;”' failed Sy S b e Gonle I el (e tatlowi tie spectacle through the out before oted e e e B Ll T B 2 ST c T commiltt Won Elected Chairman of Di-:conconrition of radio, 11 A ot e Honted itk Lave as the theft of the castern standard time, yesterday. | Telegrams received here today by | Ip of the fire insur | facilities in the history o eheers of the delegates t wontekendion et sl as sihen) (o said jand jexen ttoveh nojathianiihe Rosers Al iR DIy pforwarded feftect on municipally owned real es- | TeCtOrS— . W. Parsons | cor ation for any single event. on way, was @ message of & .,F\(,,,, sl Blbchang plsns il n n tie non siep et tepm polnf s n erE ey Rivana NG othec: fnsnzablo bnbldines S AN | ik [Gonwaotion et e n where Mitfler formerly work- | he woull not he congidered a contes- | dropped by “Duke” Schiller and Ticvaris mont thol i Becomes President | Today, as the time ¢ his Cloveland home, thatiled to their axr One | tant. [Eddis Born, his mechanic, in theirl Gus eity denartinents: have molifed I G S h i . wehine was taken in Waterbury, | non-stop cross country flight indi- | the committen that the : 5 = = ¢ P - ¢ m““” "V‘"‘*l'::”; onn., and another in Scranton, ‘wl"‘} Hw’ ‘I\H w (”, “’,’h the fliers. | gations contained in the report of At a meeting of the Lourd of di- 1 avery i Byenes was serving e rm [Shctisait e, [ITOm | committes at the June m ts of the Skinner Chuck Co., | \creased, it seen resolutions adopted rangd hv:.n'n\ »;m‘ Toth for the thef ‘[\H_s G I; £ \\-L,,‘,,f;‘ the common conncil will be car it the ¢ ‘ concern | ing short 1 World v a stand for child weélfare to n antomobile. , T i now. Tute hadl soms . sainid out, with the exception of the ihis Afternoon, T was cause nt one time as much jons 1o the United States goy i J e e e 1 of sclectmen and the sehool® honored by the bowed for his 40| commotion, as much heetie debate ont ratio of \\d‘r?:n jv,\i: “I‘“p be taken to ’;:‘.‘ | A sccond sent from Bay City, | Fohem Yost el e oN ot e e vl et de dhin d il fla U naigtaned e i in i | read: “Still going. All 0. K il 1 "" £ o 'J‘H“l‘vw ~’h | of pudded mitts between a s tis of Washington, P: n o h = SO ool ol he commiftee rocotnmends, that hairman of the board of di- Nie Y onnt chanisiontor ; f North Carolina o ‘\'_ “:‘:‘,“f‘:m’”jb (:“ {n0nsans (104 Applicants for Citi messages were dropped from | {118 Teport be lovid | e . Mr. Skin-{a two-fisted, r slugger of Kansas, Dan Spurlock ol e bt it shin Wi 3 ine in envelopes of which both (1N that th i e Nyatinner trying to b his way back to and J. M. Henry of wbile, are % s S o) zenship Will Be rs had a good supply. Long silly |MPTDY is. dis dicanized g 1 1857, &t (e top of th listie ladder. re elected vice con Jon as pe «yH" to face jail o mm.‘-‘ o mined streamers mark their descent from | Report on Paving Inquiry. which tim o secre Dempsey fs Popular | mand o Mt James Geddes saia | Examine jthe plane and on the face of the Rrief discussion preceded adop- tary. In 19 Sist-{ ompsey, on the crest of a wa “| Gilroy Wilson of New Jersey wiho today. | { envelope is a request that the finder | 100 of a report of the committe EHICH oS CIATY- {of popularity and sentiment that at with the Lafayette Flying According to word received by Irelay the me |appointed to probe Councilm he was clec PIesi- | g ohes itself to so flaming a cowe- Corps before United States en- rift Geddes from Onconta. police, | Ttaly will have the grcatest ,mm,t ow York, (B~ tour men | Samuel v claim: that the jdent and leath of Charles ooy *goemed destined to enter the | paup 1 (messenger hoy)— | [cTed the war and then with the A the fhree men admitted theie iden- | b o pepresentatives at the session {i 1wo huge monoplanes foday ap- |Poard of public works had pave fover in was chosen preai- | o' "tavorite, so far as the erowd | vy ‘one biiekr 15 o Demeny 1o oin F. was elected chaplain, tity and that they had broken jaill o o [oturalization court next |PATently iwere speeding westwarg | POTtion of ti rsection of South t to which oftice he was formally { ¢, & oonconeq) but the - general pre- ¥ &5 Mitchell Storm Center ve September 14, A fourth mem- ; over a new non-stop transcontinental | Main and streets without el sthe following venr.gidie hasi; consensus an all-day session that lur of the party which sawed its | Monday, when 103 applicants for laie irail, with fiying fame, a share {@uthorization and that the city and | lren the president up to the present | 10117 COMsemaIs v red might continue into the way out of the county iall, William | citizenship will appear tor examina- | 15,000 prize money and Spokane, [ 1ot the state was to pay. time I e tolis aile s HEIEE of eovam the American Legion today Zebrickd, of Tridgepori, has not | tion in the common couneil cham. | their goal Alderman William 1. Judd moved | During Mr. R il B e ! s meeting e T a5 e cstern eity fr ) \ a small amount | Krow from an o eh employ- | O & D e o K anc ) S (0 CRPAE E e (i R ol Lty L :“;:l‘l-iw.\mm.n_ T b S e e 1 on property | v a fow Dands and occupied onty a | YOUF DICk:” - The odds on a knoclc rica 5 ceny In connection with the auto- | win enrcsent e Lnited States |16 took off Yesterday in the last Which is fo be deeded to the cify (small room in the North & Judd |1t favered Dempsy, conceded 1o bitter character. mobile thett, Sherift Geddes sald he | sovermment. P and most exacting of ‘the Spokane [by Mrs. Lucy Towers and that factory o its prosent size. 1t has P° ! puncher of the i, cr-General Willlam Miteh- Informed, and will then be |5 h htnl or 14 foreign countrles | derby race {thorization from the commen coun- lwen largely through his cfforts that [ DUt the ghaenanty L7 d by his failure yester- in the Cooperstown, N. Yo Wil 1o rearesented . with Poland | . 1f the airmen were on schedule {cil had not heen asked or given the Skinner Chuck Co. has grown to | PCrts ha on record in sup- | to have the Legion a e if - ‘h‘" X cond. Thepe |NeY spanned the eastern states yes-| In a brief speech concluded with ommanding position the | e N o 1 immediate u . close second. Lk Sl i g i o Ry S clial- rthur Nz (sports expert) separate departme o Be: Broght: Badk e and last cvening, passed over [a rap at the hoard of public works, manufact world chl Dk Bl epotts aer i parate department 2 o) gt 4 i iddle west during the night, |Coucilman § tsky said:-— W. Parsons, formerly of the ; R L vould not | of ay 1 cabinet secretary Warrants will be prepared here [on October §, when about 106 more [1h¢ THAGH 2 i . ! 3 g ; pions to name the rou er shot at his project to MLl hCE oo reerit 1 Mo Yo T st (e S be M-l wowors | ana Shestled iSe tns i aat SR ocky Last month when T brought my Stanley Works, was chosen 1o fill ons osnan g liesrennd, o ¢ at his p R Ly T A ORI Ao T s Secslon. willl ond at. aliout |mountain trritory today. resolution in to the common couneil (he vicancy caused by Mr. Skinner' 1 llam Kenn nder )— | day a ded in having a reso R e e S e ;e Their trail was over land almost | T declared the hoard of public works | clevation. Mr. Parsons has been | SN e for, the creation sof fies there o e | e complete list of those whe |throughout, across ills and valleys |had placed pavement without au- | conneeted with the Stanley \\'omi (Cangnioiion Races) ANaReImRrolian il el st cenRuanentiStas Seoon fad s : § v ows: (10 1he east, plains in the middle west | thority of the commion council and T for the vast 23 years, He will short- s of vie il 1 1. back. Mittler, who was a federal | will appear tomorrow is as follows: | ; y Y 's resolution whict 2 1 o Stephen |4nd mountains nearer the Pacific | disputed the elaim that o state Iv take up his new duties with th ¥ RO U NE prisoner, ean be bronght back with- ek republ Stephen : ros ] t E out W antratitio: oceed t is| Agritelly, Nicolas Kour Peger |£0ast. It was 400 miles longer than | was going to pay. 1o report you | Sk r Chuck o 1 1 o committes on na s SR oE e e o Georze Siphodaskalakis, | N ocean jump of Lindbergh, Cham- have reccived fonizht states that un- | Other officers of the company re- pse o Saliadror Ainser belleved. In the cases of the others, | Montzouris, George Siphoda knockont. T1 i on of such ¢ riment “as soon v e 2 will I b Hatjimalookis, Charles Stef- |Perlin and Byrd, and 100 miles short- | authorized paving was done and | main as follows: Paul K. R .;g,q. | S con - ) fogs o 3 it o ""’1‘;‘;6“ SUSTp e topne '“"fl“n,m Catocaes Geon a5 er than the course of the Lole trans- | ihiat the city must pay. T think it viee president and treasurs el l “’ Yon know what s g e iication g ncation, swearing ont of | he republic of Turkey—Anasta- |Pacific filer lwould be well for us to be very North. viea president; R. S | oEN L L i SRR "”lfl\r;fl.nn“f Teduest fon extiRd L S aniaiotes; Giragos Hagoplan, | Rival pllots In the non-stop derby = ner, secretary, and A an or | S S o ntinien S A r‘v‘nfin';nvmsn;”vl thlmdnmfll Theodore Joseph s, Stefan [event were Bdward Stinson, consid- _(Sontinued on r ge 15.) ssistant secretary /\n.y; = rr} At o mlvge g with the Oneonts offclals s that |10 Jiac, ered one of the country's greatest e ————— | Are Ahout L\enl\ Divided ney hey can be served at once on any | ORI L 06 pojand—Michael (Stunt fliers, and C. A. “Duke” Schil- | . - Sl MRS WALBRII]HE HE member of the frio not convieted of | (1% TIPYARE BE FORBETCIET or, who recently abandoned a pro- | as to Who Will Win Jomes the lareeny charge, 1 - i a 2 mpsey g h . and upon any | poonil Nartowicz, John Mareinchyk, |iected transatlantic flight when a e fhat may be convicted, as %00n a% | weior | oy v Difcani, | orm of punlic opinion avose against | [JGE) BY LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT Tonight out in the sev such sentence as may be imposed | yijkolay Newinsky, Stanislaw Pior- [such hops as a result of the loss of 2 3 r \"1’;;' ‘?w' ["‘ IAE[iIflN AUXI”ARY thore has been served. [kowski, Joscph Kancewies, Wincen- |life. | They were ':;'"fl fl"'"“stdl]‘l\‘"l- E e TEE el — cK : law | Lempek, |tleal planes, hoth designed and built 3 : 2oy O'Connor [ty Kulmacz Stanislaw ' Lempek, tlcal pla e Applicants for Jobs in the police | commissioners out ‘of trouble.” (By r el | Konstanty Oleschnicki, Michael Ko- |by Stinson. Both carried 400 gallons < 1 Fins en ANT e landi: Tontisihi) Abvas|of sasoline. department are given sufficlent ex- Hart intimated that there T the evelof the D ph G- Woods (proscenting nt- | Peterboro, N, H., W ;.,,_\1\:,‘0_\:“ ‘\'\u\(:;‘:m‘“ M = amination under the present system, wiay have been times in the past | 1 ‘[""“ chat xN\‘” Hal ¥)—T plel ney to » ON. M., Yvoman \am Gorfain, 2 © Muraw- : “Tunney and Jack Den i : S o according to a statement made by |when the method of engaging men | % inney and Jack | T Q HERE To BE ENLARGED Rkl T osep hig Ohilidzluskl S dossply | Growes Brociaim Vic mr: p {&hief of Police William C. Hart fn obarto v,u‘;\lif’\v\ but said now | S¥. opinion of experts was almost «© G lonE | Is Elected on the Second B auls Zoldes Sp e, Wash., Sept. 22 (UP)— ) g b Lk OpalL Lo iaea e o A P ontinued on Page 17) | et \\\"”']““ \‘"’”n' /\ s, J;"}""h R wisie i ihs et ‘h.,mu_o(n,ml" an address to the Rotary club at the the applicant first gets a hearing be- | evenly divided as to whether Der ]\’ | Ballot | Wiadyslaw asie , Stella = e a = 3 o 4 g e sey will come hack and regain the | Service! Bullding o Be Teeatod Onl L B Nty n1 | Burritt notel today o the discipline committee and will cor o A | = e Trected On Kay. Stanisiaw sggoroiiskl, Joseph tal alrplane. races were proclaimed | e io¢ Hart called attention to the |later before the 1all board, and he | titls he fost to he arine o | Eddy-Glover Post to Have | B 3 vV ST oo g ¢ npeare: s not hired unless the commission- | year ago. 4 ! CurtisRaaecli A B HCHE LS iie republic of Tithuania—Carl (Continued on Page §.) r{:‘:u'.?.‘;.[ o s e e yrm‘\‘\'mm‘lv(): D ey T Tarecliy) United Open House r“‘ B"' I‘IEM Paris UP)—Mrs. Trene chased Today [iShashatSiuis iilchaela ,'IY‘"“:}“' e e od of examining applicants for po- him. he said. Applicants also get a | sports editor, pick Demy There will be *¢ of Peterboro, . s Sx) [dapupNeulls a5 anislayas Gonula STRATFORD MAN KILLED {vce sobs nas neen questior “In ¢ rigid investization. | win, probably by a knockout, on the | Eddy-Glover post day was elected national 2 Tnouncement wes made today af| Anthony Mesulonls, Leow Gorablous s iR e e RGeS e el g o D e v | home tor i the American Legion Bl et '\""l'.]:""“‘ e e R e e {ation under the present board Is suf- Britain has just half the number of | fighter than Tunney when in | wishes to listen to t and Power Co. by 1. H. McElhone, | Andrulonis 5 ficic : % | 58 | iyt neened Yo nolice (tEe L oIy pFoDL | bartact 6o he not is iny idga was electad on the TRl | iy . 3 Frank Broadhurst Fatally Injured | ficient to start a man out in poli \ needed to police the city prop- | per ondition t o y manager, that a picce of land front-| Victor Emmanuel 1T Kking of ‘rank Broad 2} | work. He has got to get his exper- | crly according to the estimated |in condition at Philadelphia last post 1 'z a close wargin ing on Curtis strect approximately }'«hh —lydia Lose, Santo RUSSO, |y, feaq On Collision of Automo- |icnce working at the job. You can't needs of police protection. Tt is es vear but is now Royee Ficlin, Jr., ot Wash- 647 fect and on the railroad tracks|Giuseppe Natale Luisi, Antonio Hay down a hard and fast set of tmated that to police a city ther Yrank Getty, sport editor of the for whom the south vot l)m feet has Iin(-n,nm-rhmul from | 5 — } = bile and Truck in Devon Today. {rules. A man must be equipped with should be one policeman for every |1 1 Press for eyspn~ NN OB on the first bailot. Or the American ardware Corp. (Continued on Page 17 o in amo: f e b ense. 00 persons. v No 3 i} ere T T d | &ran nvd ballol nly am, I e rm”v 5 s Milford, Sept. 22 (P—Tn a head on 1; cortain amount o common sense persons. New Britain ther s 1T ground ey L : ':n Alabama 4 1t ann rect at : ol e s e Tl TE hatisca thisi comnion isénse e P he had improved Iy sinee 1 this caused gret suitable service building at this | s autol 20 8 ljkeeps himself, his chict and the (Continued on Paga 5) | his last fight and t oy has would t because of that state's point to provide ample facilities for truck in Devon early today Frank - e ~ — | the t! fide t he cause of al . e, | F. Broadhurst of Stratford was fa- | ¢ not improved: eno 2 i : £ 0 e oaiixe o all operating work of the compan | N 1pion icipal airp Underwood in the last clude quarters for the engineering EUAGIODE | bt ”- ¢ 1 13 1 v been designated g | ¢ is iy et s games 12 smith of New York eity, || Herald Will Megaphone Full Gl e e fain Alrport. meetin ‘ PRl Indineyels, transportation, etc. | Supt. Pullen of Health Department |OPeraior of the truck which s IR L on aviation will he fnvite SHCIte s aniloze miatls The rapid growtn of the Newl 0o i 3?52:('vr'{3'm':§.v'f."!?\‘(.néfi\p“fwi I\;x' Stor 0F Bl Fi ht Toni ht “Opinions of other leading sport |l:0Elonnaires will be given the pro sie Stewart Smith of Chi Kol ik BN nds omplaints ‘oncerning S8 sportaion company is be- LS ress mada g these lines from o ; ]}rl(nl{n <d;‘mu has made it n I & e A y LS g g g | writers of the country were s made along these lines from A cago was elected vice president for ary for the company to provide| gjayghter House Are Unfounded. | vestigation. " ; >, | George A. Strickler, Chicago Her- |1® & jihe central it DllnE s i larger and better facilities to con- B id Rucario] ot New Haven The Associated Press has a staff of several expert ald and Examiner mney, con- bat Mrs. Barcus formerly held. lmv'w‘\ rhmz _w«’:vlnr»x:‘ I{-”‘u-mr ‘w:\;l Dr. R. W. Pullen, superintendent | sriith's agsistant was said o have | sport writers to report tonight's bout for the world’s ceded fo be a better man than he M or \nl Impressed l M Walbridge was born in e e e e el ot :X.,::.h' L (’;‘r(:l' [been asleep when the accidint oc- | heavyweight title between Gene Tunney and Jack esaiLh i LR b S Re i By Count BoyleRIA tack | S o s LB e f SN SO0t sy IR A ecl € | eurred | Dempsey, and the New Britain Hers S to victory.” | A 3 YICS £ | danghter of Commissioner William ce worl e o inlre i o 5 S ¥ s D i erald will be linked g L | 1 “?.kl“m be continued at (;v ir| health board, foday investigated a | Broadhurst's death was the third | dirvclth'h\y\"t] T D S o James B. Gould, St. Louis Star— | Councilman William D. Boyle's | Melntyre of the Salvation Army who present location, West Main | complaint that conditions at the | within two weeks as the result of HLCCU VENIVEULE NS RICe DS SDECIat S aavcitarapty ey will win.” { broadside against the school board |is at Atlan 1o served in France streot. }5[.1\1::)\[‘# house and the require- |motor vehicle accidents in Devon. | \\|r7, thus affording fight fans here not only a complete | san Hall, Chicago Herald and Ex- |at last t's mee of the com-|with the Saivation Army during the s ments now imposed seriously inter- SR e D0 analysis of the contest, but also an instantaneous blow | aminer-—"Dempsey will knock Tu mon council did not deeply impre war, o was under ny fire for MRS, TAYLOR HARVEY DIES | fre wit Shering of ko v el 35 : RSSO B! : : FE ) ; ! b NOn T Ay s Huf-:l“f’ h Ht‘j' ht\;u.hdru.} (,’fl,] <f-h —_— *{ by blow account. The fight will be megaphoned as it | ney out in six to v‘vzm rounds. | Mayor Weld, he indicated today at)256 days and was twice cited in e B L | —Mrs. | meat to mect the dietary laws of AL, i | progresses and a complete and accurate account of the | Joe Toley, Chicago Journal— |his office. | arry orders for courage and devo- Margaret Taylor Harvey, 76, of|the Jewish faith, ] THE WEATHER | BiE s e s JEae s “Dompsey by a knockout.” ‘It seems o me tifit the remarks | tion der high explosive fire and Gloucester Ta died from a Thelr investigation convinced ;i big ring battle is assured the fans. he picliminaries | Bd Cochrane, Kansas City Journal | might well have been withheld until She later marrled Robert heart attack at the home of her| them there is no ground for com- New Britain and Vicinit are scheduled to begin-at 9 o'clock and the main bout Post—*T expect Tunney to win on |after the finance committee of the | Walbridge in Peterboro, who was & slster yesterday. She was the widow | plaint and they were informed by | | Fair and continued cold to is slated for 10:30 o'clock, eastern daylight saving | points.” school board has completed iis|machine gun leutenant with the of James P. Harvey ot Boston and| butchers who _spectalize in kosher | | night and Friday. time.. Sce Taylor, Des Moines Register— |work, then judement might be|26th division. Since her marrlage had been in Toronto for several |meat that conditions are satisfac- e passed on them,” the mayor assert- | she has heen active in the Ameriean weeks, tory, — % (Continued on Page Six) ed. Legion Auxiliary in New England. \ b 3