New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1927, Page 2

i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNEsDAT, SEPTEMBER 28, 1927. GIRLS STORY OPENS - JALTOGRABOWSH] WALKER 6 GLAD PSS STREET reet w t his car Warning to Youth Seen in Judge Booth’s Rebuke Worn Out by Receptions Given He's old eno than to comr whether border lin Avella at the h 4 his c t ar back, stru nwood street. A f wn had not kn the accide and the investiga followed receipt on. The latter wa lice court but Avella cived cvery p Mayor Walker Thomas J. Feen O'Mara of the New rtment and 1J. Hickey d the as- sistant state's attorney to recom- a suspended jail sentence, on round that the young man was =1 to thi ideration. nty Detective F Attorney MeDonou: The offense v caused Gra browski R LEGIONNAIRES HONOR ITALY'S HERO DEAD 200 Americans MINE GUARDS DOUBLED Place Wreaths of Following Expla Pl Roses on Tomb of Unknown lloinspplosion o Powee Llant Soldier in Rome Forges Check to Fool Mother Centerville Long Feared. e years, ) Sept. 28 (UP)—Two hun T o S today Centerville, Towa, Sept. 28.—(UP) publed and deputy ed today at coal ¢, Ta., following an which wrecked power plant. frst appearance of Appanoose county ion miners went iolence »ad been county for several er, I esentatives of iarmy and navy, and m W at the cer g aires arrived late ) om Pisa in two speci A large crowd welcomed ghouts of “Long Live d lives with his moth father, He is not as b a prior to his rely mit rious lesion last ite planted in the power oyed three large trans- ipplicd current to i one was fn- y a number rge or: w With banners i on i L Tk fhe ats. |the Winifred m _time com- f'):‘r’('mfi Increased guards not at the Winifred mine but at . = e other shafts {n the vicinity and ° Bridgeport Jury Finds enbau Segall Guilty of Arson of armed depy i ept. 28.—(A—It took | before Judge | Tuesd nn.t‘ | ANNOUNCEMENT Walter H. Kovel et, form no scrvice de Avella On Probation or cou vella, aged 20, of to return a 127 Green- in charge of artment of C. c { WSS A S AL TS SSSSSSSD he motion and heduled material ALY SEATS SOLD Sept. 28 (P — With Fireplace Andircns Spark Guards Folding Screens Now is the time to enjoy that open fire. H. L. MiLLS ucting business at 38 Rockwell under “Kovel's Piano Shop.” and others. league. | His used piano departr t is the 2 were | best in the city due to his practice | “huilding every instrument. Mr. jano tuner and n among the sents, in o | manuf: O A S T o S S S S S oSS SIS S SIS S IS SIS IS IS S SIS this city, Sta atic Ac- Q. 2 - tion Co. Ampico, The Handy Hardware Store Pratt Reet e 5 aduate of the Faust tuning and 336 an Sh'eet | Danquard player schools and is a G 1 your messages to the home— [ member of the National Association S IS SIS SIS S R oo = [ 1 Ad dept of Piano Tur —advt. : e ENTER Temag 1 posITVE () NGV R RADIO, INITION AND ALL RAL PURPOSES | INSPECTED TESTED RELIABLE MeTiowaL capgoN €0~ <0 WYORK gan FRANGS IRICKARD FAVORS RADIO | | Ibe accepted. At Winifred Mine—Violence in | with its slow, graceful movements { Londol’l Dance Tea(‘hels |danced to melodious music. | ‘RAE[A[A TR“UBLE 000, is estimated to have at least Boosting Slow Dances |""Eut the black botiom has come BROADCAST]NG [)F F[GHTS\ |25,000 negroes. There are approxi-| London, Sept. 28 (A — London to stay,” says Miss Harding. “It is mately 15,000 students registered in dance teachers, in an attempt to fascinating. when not danced in i e k | the public schools and in most of the kill the Charleston, are hoosting |vulgar way and is not really difli- Believes They | schools, negroes and whites have slow dances for the er sguson. |cult.” i mingled without trouble or protest. | The “Hale,” a combination of the | Reduce Recelpts, Manager Be- Emerson, the school affected by fango and blues, is catching on in ‘Whl[es Deiel‘mlllefl N()l 10 Sllldy the strike, is located in the best London baliroom: t. 23— | B residential district. In past vears, ing a teacher, . wl[h Blacks three or four negroes have attended of the most adio broad fight at e but never more than that. Tex!, Gary, Ind adcast- | maining students in the strike. Gary, with a population of 115,- Despite Fact He The expression “nbt worth a rap™ Miss Belle Hard- | owes its origin to a counterfeit coin ys that it is one known as a “rap” which was cir- “danceable” she has culated in Irelaid as a halfpenny taught and her pupils are charmed early in the elghteenth century. lieves in Satisfying Demand. New York, though he of the D n 28— (UP)— r conference was to be held ¢ between parents of striking high school students and school au- thorities in an effort to end the but | Walkout, originated when colored 2 today that fights ought to continue | v a demand of millions of Buy it in the Bean—have your Sinimmsl grocer grind it fresh for you first strike, Monday afternoon, af- ated 100, i hout the world at- £ ected 600 pugils and more than 200 5 . others joined them yesterday. There L4 L S were 18 colored students registered i - en . |WRO gontinued to attend classes ibutions of 50 cents ' \o inter-racial trouble was feared i ‘Iv'r““l"j{&""’: A 1‘” iy police, although Gary has an . 1e broadcasting, B - .ormous colored population, con- ) : s i gty as strong d ToL ing of negroes imported from the g Dt th to work in the gigantic steel e nills. 2 G | Dr. William A. Witt, superintend- ' | ent of schools, was firm in his stand TERS |against altering the school district- i Sept. 28 (A — A hospi- ing plan which brought the negroes N TO TREAT BULL T exclusively for the | to Emerson school. t of wounded lighters | Parents of the striking students \ opened here. to be' met with Dr. Wirt last night but the the only one of its kind in the conference adjourned until today 3 world, its equipment was chosen without progress. solely to care for injuries suffered A mass meeting was talked of to in the arena. induce business men and civic asso- Cases from any part of Spain will ciations to support the demand for ! segregation of races in the schools, — —_ (Tt was also believed students would They are maki rlends every attempt to continue picketing the lay—Herald Classified Ads. ‘l‘m!‘. school and attempt to enlist re- OAKITE TJRADE MARK REG . U.S. PAT. OFF. -',,-F eAnAmazing Cleaner for EveryPurpose! ! 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