New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1927, Page 11

susin | NJOW BRITAIN HERALD LY n looes 11 to NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, '1'111'1:;]):\')', SEPTEMBER 29 29, 1927 PLUNGE T0 DEATH ON THEIR HONEYMOON DOTY MUST SERVE WOMEN'S BRAINS TRIP the United . which off] h in Augnst ¢ States el WINNER OF NOBEL | DeaTH WISTEROS SAVER (F BABY | “0LD GLORY” ASHORE Aboard 13 on 18 The collection 9 Couple Found in Auto at Bottom of | 4 | of braine L _]\’vy:,ry,.‘] e ', i Body to Doctor's Ofice and b plane Brought to Land J | | Burt G. Wilder during the 19th een SR Thence to Undertaker oot e = Pond, Bride Clutching sty ; A e e en 2% noeEiakoria Liner Nerissa. : ury, who issued a Al for the P i it ¢ (| i Has Been Pardoned for Deser- Scientist Reaches ConcluSion | breis ae sosetiems s 22! Prof. Einthoven Honored for srarecors o w — (onfession Exonerates Elderly 2 | | “In the atructure of X < SREROUDHS of & fT Portage, Wis.. Sept, 20 () J s i woman, claimed 3 . tion, However bonna v ooy o .| MteD TWo Years” Study [orain o, paves com Medical Services el : Man in New York ————— rupted & honeymc ist after it | | idence t E A ———— Do forcs s e Parls, Sept. 29 (P—Bennett J. had goften under way D ’] Tthaca, N. Y.. § (UP)—-|an need not rior to t o | It is D - 5 Doty, young American soldier of the b | Women's hrains the equal of * TN @ equal } ; French Forcign Legion, must com- nd John J.|men's, Dr. K. V. Papez, curator of ] a i plete his enlistment of five years in Pirkl of Marshall, Minn., were the Wilder brain collection at Cor 11 : c Be 0 I the Legion even thouzh the French JEDEIS Lhe evEnSnt e ptiLG nell uniyersity found ro e bod A L government has pardoned him | He reac iclusions after " L < SR y merving part of an cight vear prison s's hand clutehed | PV L it Gl ; : ; ot i . aentence for desertio the wheel of his antomobile and »“,P--’< ! . el . S i Discipline demands the comple s s had her | fEminist, who willed her b to the or . ""‘" o thi enlistingl 5 g S SR Bt tantiates e r P Pirkl missed a turn aft- |her lifclong contention that, given 5 i =lilgh u Doty, who P f e plune 15-foot emt q i \ 5 J migned b er's brain was com i Y 1 : : mornin T r brains of other ! es on 3 ” N Y join the Fi t )y n, all intellectual f r ;i ¢ eign Legion now el | Jay now in the col-: HOOVER STRONG IN OREGON O : 1 I 1 been serving g Fa A R In its oy the Sceretury of Ce Hoover is 1 4 2 f .\:\.\.\\!'l\_lll;(l:d(v:\ ml\c;) . 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In 1 Khe before buying in quantity His home was in St The sample, Herman was told, {and he was employed on th « worth $300, and the fighter agreed to purchase 32 more pack- ois for 134000, 1 delivery %or wchich! hel pald 0, was ob- ssly glass even to his untralned eve when he opened the packets at home, Herman said, but his wirjends” failed to appear for an at which he was to appointment huy the rest of the consignment for which he had contracted. anil_v:;f finisters At Ordination Event Pittshurgh, Sept By family of ministers, insluding father, mother and two sons, eame fo Ditts- | ¥ today to install a third son as co-pastor of the Second Preshytertan | ! | church. The latest member of the family enter the ministry is Charles S. ing His father, the Rev. Dr. C. C. Poling, s district superintendent of | the Evangelical church in Oregon; the mother is an Evangelical Evan- gellst, while two brothers, Dr. Daniel A. Poling and the Rev. Paul N. 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