New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1928, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1925. P P 7 //:,’/,}//j/’(‘ WEDNESDAY. Eastern Standard Time. NOTE — Asterisks Denote Best Pro- | grams of the day. New England States 560—WTIC, Hartford—536 5 vs and POLICE SAY HOPPE EXCELS CHAPYAN ¥ volice g Hoppe was nd in the b ? T Came to ( vari trades since the end of | January when the number of un- | ~mployed in Italy numbered about | 430,000 ‘With the resumption of £ and farming activities he | certain that the number of jobs would greatly lisorders and the public . the premier reported. 5. Berlenbach Reported to Be Seeking a Divorce 28 (P—Paul light heavy- has arrived sts is a h the news. ICE JAM BREAKS; TWO DIE Highway Department in New Hamp- shire Notified That Lives Are Lost By Drowning. & Concord, N. H., March 25 (F— The loss of two lives when an ice jam broke in the Peabody river at Gorham late vesterday was reported | to the state highway department to- day. The men drowned were B jamin Boutwell of Jefferson, assi ant foreman of a construction gang employed by the department, and John Grover, in charge of dynamit- ing. The gang of about 40 men was on the fce of the river, working to | conatruct a coffer dam and strength- €n the sides of a new course formed jtoward the gang. All except Bout- { well and Grover were able to reach | the shore. The two were swept downstream and drowned. | The little river flows down from the north siope of Mount Washing- |ton and crosses the state highway | {running from Gorham to Pingham Notch. IS DOUBLE STAR. Cape Town, March 25 (#—A tronomers of the South African servatory, who reported the star “Nova Pictoris” split in two, now state that they have discovered t star is nebulous and double, with both components nebulous and of almost the same magnitude, The opinion expressed by these astrono- mers from photographs taken pre- viously seems to eliminate any idea except that the star has split. “Nova ELKS' ANNIYERSARY [Assistant U. S. District Attorney Danaher to Speak at Observance at B. P. 0. E. Home. | | Assistant U. S. District Attorney {John A. Danaher will be the princi- ! pal speaker at the 23rd anniversary reises of New Britain lodge, No. B. P. O. Elks, which will be held tomorrow evening at the Elks ome on Washington street. A banquet will be served at T o'clock with Exalted Ruler Stanley J. Traceski acting &s toastmaster. An entertainment program will be P! ted. It is expected that o members will attend. Officers of the lodge will ba in- s when the river was forced out of its | Pictoris” was first discerned in South old course in the floods last Novem- Africa in 1025 and two years ago it ber. The jam a short distance up- was carefully examined by observers stream suddenly gave way and wa- here, who declare that it certain ter and ice cakes came floating down | was single then, stalled at the meeting on Thursday, April 5. A Dutch supper will be served after the meeting. Louis W. an of the committee nerican na H of Mexico City, getting di- he laws ¢ Morelos, TIONS IN. Managua, Nicaragua, March 28 i) he resignations of his entire cab- i were in the hands of President Diaz to so that he might have & selecting men who ously support his pol- rican supervision of the 1 elections. Diaz asked for tions which will probably ted as effective April 1. 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