New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1927, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1927. e 'FLASHES OF LIFE: MRS. VANDERBILT [;APE VERDE IBLE " WONT BE HIT BY FALLING BRICKS ~ BUSINESS GOOD Van- [flown from Moscow to Tokvo and SUPERIOR COURT = | to arrest him in Ju at the N | serious injury to his spine. | cor charge of automobile and tor several | | sion of the v Britain Gen- | | convicted— 1 pital for treatment for a | | point that local 1e mum fin ne of which' he was |anniversary lately, and got a tele- 5. It is on that |gram of congratulation from King al lights are {n | George. During the merry-making nlict. Some believe Dwvall is in- | Mrs. Wood remembered the wheat gible to continue in offic tassels The jury gave Duvall the but was len i maxi- I have always kept them, 2 to im- | said d T have never wanted for == 1 | without permissio the owner | prisor e Bioan Industry and Trade There Seems e pavice| BCRIETS, ONeil, Crelan, in HArt: |che wor e sentencea to-san sor oo | FIIE $1,000 200 GIVED 8D mmcne: Siomriom ot she sorrup weon- | cEvES BAR mURr 4 ded h k Ind . nd other | s ays for forgery provided he makes | 5 - {tices act in Indiana is a misdemean- . Chicago, Sept. 23 (UP)—The ST i H.—.<f g e den. Should he fail to make the | ——— the first move by defen 1 S -'m: yfin.«‘v ”‘v‘)‘:? 'vrauu 212n ¥l- payment, he will g0 to jail for a napolis, Sept. 23, (A—Found Special Judge C. ( I society boxer—ithe cauli- ashington, D. C Cape Verds Islands of the stopping places of ng his epoch 1l evangelist Ossining. N. Y. - 500,000,000 fight audience w ncluded in the en permission Emil Hoohne azr body loves a fat man a voung fellow wei vho earns generous v hment of a the lsland of &a0 \ Cape Ve ent, he aired his woss He's the tually 1 ta areg 0 big 1o e3 TR disposition. He's most city on Porto Grande e e Hartford — Bolos'aw Dworaker- e of three held station managers : sentenced to et P hree gazoline ne 1 ate prison r from 10 to 15 vears, and Kon- stanty Wojrkews Norwic and Fred Howard, 1% Hartford, h accomplices, are sent o Sam. proposes form; his marines icaraguan girls. cdicts apparently they have wives ture per- must be in mmanding offi- = s the Nicaraguan gov-| Danbury — BDenjamin Harris ent to prohibit marriages until ford realtor, is drowned in Lake al is ziven tnice and eotacular fire two large sheds and a of A J. Watrous, res 50 s land and only a fev ruge. woyld extend over the bor Thiago (S Cape Verdes area than Jago), the larzest of Los Angeles llest island is meas- 4 by square vards who wa e 13 when rowhoat overturns sides at Porto Prafa eity of about 3500 of whom are negross Porto Prala| rivals Porto Grande in commercial | - s FIGHTS LAST NIGHT congrees of medical so- - New Haven — A St Jago, a the Connecticnt inhabitants, most e ciety ende | capifal, which is built from tidewa- bacco, poultry potatoes and vams | ter up the mountainsi Porto | Salt 1s also an 1 Praia occupies a tablela +100 | Many of the i —_— with | not employed in agriculture or ship- - ree roads approaching it from red|pinz. are good fishermen and ad Gene Tunney, world'’s It was at St, Jago|in making rum, curing fsh manufacturing straw hats and $eats. .y, pam Once Slave Station Boy" Dete Biloxi, Miss,, 4 When the ‘ielands were discovered | g ronpny Grosso, New York more than 500 years ago !} Chiick: Wig Jimmy Byr X7 anl painted docks defeated that Vasco da Gama stopped before sailing around the Cape of Good Hope. Fresh Water a Luxury All the larger islands are inhabi- | Portuguese sea captains, the the majority of the devoid of human life. The oni g quartered in com citement was the oc B llages and towns built in flowing of a Pavonne, N Ceszes in tha steep mount | 1ast eruption occurred in 1630 ARy overlooking the sea. But it For more than two hundred vears 5 heatviweig! champion, t- onal Vidabeck Jack Me- voleanic crater n Francisco, defeated G the interior of the larger the Cape Verdes built up a flourish- | [ ra0ca, New York, 6:; Martin that one finds the freal nati ing tra coame Portugal's| pyrk W Orl- won from Ben- of the Cape Verdes It is said that principal trade with | pe Kp r, Germany the ancestors of these people of the | Africa. Until the middl 1ast " Toronto--Doug [Lewis, Toronto, interior once lived along the sea- century the natives rez 1of “Young” Virpo, Louisville, | shore. But for a hundred years aft- est from the African slav 10 ot Miller, Catharines, | er Spain took control of the is- lands, the Cape Verdes were plun-|jority of megroes in th dered by puates. During this pe- riod the inhabitants fled 1o the loys from which they seldom emer cd except to tra volley people are b ¢a notes Portu his probably accounts for t Ont.. won from Friedman Pep Denver, Col., 6 "I hy'' Del Toronto. won by a technical knock- K ont from Ray €hauors, Youngstown mixed blood Ohio, 5: Eddie Speaks. Louisville days when New won from Tommy Mitchell, Tor- s famons ¥ onto, 6. ny of the Boston—Johnny Tndrisano, Bos ton, defeated Jne Dundes, Balii- more, world welterweight champion, 1 non-title ation of about 149 are no nguese 4 in the envak a poor hish iz alfficuit 10 understand Like Greenland v 1o {3 deceptive from Cape Verd vho did not re TSED CAR WORLD PROBLEM Dertoit, Sapt. 25 UPh—The used a world problem re abande the Zlish mean that the motorists m of selling their old ears serie o he called “Ca to their friends; the fri-nds lands” Here and th ire heeoming rich enongh 10 huy share and in a few interior 2 « hines. Dealers in Bolivia are patehes of fortile land, bt rocks GAME POSTPONED Lave refused to accept “trade-ing” | and sand claim the greater portion ! | in t. 28 AP A of the area. 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IcGowan, colored, agsd 32, also of ' rase wonld be e months on the charge of as- ueed a eral months ag months zzo Dr d longer period, Judge Booth said nd given a suspended jail | Pickhardt told the court he had ar- s for theft of [ranged to make good the check but |t ¥ from gas meters, and Henry Judge Booth said disposition of the Aefarred until the sail, Mavor L. meney is actually paid. as a public official wa William Leo Hoffman of Seymour | debate among attorney’s 4 to appear| A ju ¥ of violating the corrupt prac- nd thirty days in the Marion ap city, was sentenced to jail for a last night found the mayor was callad and his | guilty of having made a deal with t. McGowan hond was forfeited. He was about William H. Armitage, a local politi- an altercation build Wednesday, it | cian to 1ot him name two members t not in proper condi- of the board of public works and the he court. Judge Booth engineer in exchange for terday that Hoffr 1 his support at the polls forgotten his appoi 5 election. The jury w of superior hot gun was said A 121l sentence of six months was ' tion to face mposed on Henry O'Neil aged 48, | observed v of Arch street, who pleaded guilty had probat n the 1 a little more than three hours The verdict carrled with — added penalty that Duvall be SSIFIED ADS ‘rom holding public office for four abour FOR YOUR WANTS {years from the date of the commis- ce charge of being a second of- °T in operatinz an automobile nee of liguor. He ndow at his hora 1t Feen s act, fined 1,000 and sentenced | tain a new trial will be foll i +. 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