New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1928, Page 3

WRIGHT AIRPLANE FLEW 2% YEARS AGD Took Air for First Time in! North Carolina Kitty Hawk, While the nation’s Bremen's gallant this isolated reef paid homa day to Orville and Wilbur Wrigl whose first short flight in a heavis 3 7 - ital feted the ay 2 crew, ‘Villagers of machine, 25 years startled the world. Near the beach dunes a modest monument has been plac inscribed: *“On this spot. S 17, 1900, Wilbur Wright bega assembly of 1} Wright | first experimental glider wh to man’s conguest of the air. ed by citizens of Kitty Hawk 1928, Many persons intimately oci- ‘g\r]s. who were friends of his daugh- ter, and police arrested him. He {was taken to the hospital and iden- {tified by Silver as his assailant. | The weapon used in the attack could not be found. WASHINTON FIGHTING THE POTOMAC FLOOD Army of Men Reads to Repel Thre ening Waters With Sand- ’ bag Dykes | Washin, May 2 (UP)—Wash- ington to ad a flood f tin - {urmy ready to repel with sandbag . [dykes and sewer gate reinforc {ments « threatencd disastrous rise the Potomac river. f ather bureau reported snow in the moun ) may be m ed quickly by the first warm r and that the resultant floor in ti viver may cqual or excoed that 1859 which overspread the capitals | mall and Pennsylvania avenue. and |almost reached the White House ated With the “crazy” brothers dur-| A rapid rise was reported all alons ing their atruggles to mike their| the river today. The weather bureau huge box Kites fiv wore assembled |Dulletined every iwo hours i1 to watch the uny of th | changing conditions. Army . ble as were prominent men from | &neers, public parks and building over North Carolina {ehiefs, and the District of Columi 4 Cylinder Motor Isewer and highway department Tn contrast with the huge o -,“\\u-‘ available at a moment’s notics of which the Ger.|and maps were drawn to indicate reprosentative type| Where flood defense was necessury the Wright machine was a frail ar-| A sudden melting of snows would fair propelled by a c¥linder | £ive Washington onls 24 hours to motor. .The pilot reclincd in a net.|Prepare necessary dykes, but these work of cross stays, the wind and stru of oy ural mishaps, Tts ereatest flight after four trials was| 1f the warni oS 832 feot. {will construct a cmbar The Wrrlghts spent ucarly {hree|ment from thel Memorial years here in their cxperiments, part | MOUnd to the Washington nonu- ont o e inhafitants have M| dent's vacht Mayflower moors. and a | § e third dyke across Potomac park to of the day. Decembor 17, 1803, when e Orville Wright made the first suc-| S2Ve 8t least & part of tht cossful flight in a power driven | PENINSUIA plane. | v v 1| RUSSIANS STUDY BRAINS News of the triumph was horn 10 the village by a life rd who | = iad assisted in the experiment. Vir-| Gommissions Examining Cerebral tually out of breath from ruuning. is man came in yelling: “They've| Matter of Professor Bekhterey done it. they've done Danged if | they ain't flew,” | ana Lenin, LD iy al flight was| y opingrad, a, May 2 (UP) UL el i miles rom | \wyion prof. Viadimir Bekhterey, cre Where the hrothers found fav- |y, oin epecialist., startled the world ., 3 - v own brain would be among the chiefly by Captain William J. Tate, | : 5 ne per of the lighthouse at Coinjack, { first to be preserved and studicd an intimate friend of vhmlh';‘;“;r Sdim e L o uir pioneers. It was a letter from . Bekhterev, who died severn Tate in reply to inqufries that cm,a,}:"ml\:h! ey ol[flwh‘wlhml\lu.\ ”!'v‘l;.;‘m I the b ers to scle this place| !0 the cause sclence, ch e | o ',I;,..,:".‘;"l',‘r,,“,f?,,. e M) Gon of five Russian professors has Residents and natives of Kitty | Just been appointed by the Moscow | Mawk community contributed the “rh”n institute '0‘-"vl.\ their late T Pnment fnnd. colleague’s cerebral matter. —_— It is likely that the commission NEW HAVEN FATHER STABS THE WRONG MAN Auacks Youth HAe Thought “Keeping Company” With His Daughter New Haven, May 2 (P—Joseph &ilver, 20, is hovering between life and death due to an act of frenzy on the part of his sweetheart's fath- er last night. John Del Chario, 44, who the youth identified as his at- tacker with a knife, is held on a technical charge of breach of the Police assert that Del Chario had warned the youth to keep away from his daughter and after finding her out of the house he set out to the Jiome of her companion nearby hop- ing to find the two together. Think- ing that one of two girls with a roung man he encountered while on the way was his daughter, Del «'hario crept up and plunged a knife into Silver's chest, and made bis es- cape. Del Chario was named by the aatisfaction * guaranteed with each pair of glasses when you have your eyes examined at this store! You don’t need eash either to obtain this service—we will gladly charge the cost to you— and you may pay 50 cents F a wech ichael 354 Main Street. Opticlass—Jewelers Was ap at vital points in sald. could be throw { seven hours, it w | will invite several German special- ists to join them in their rescarch. One of the ahievements for which Prof. Bekhterey was famous was “mass hypnotism.” He was |eredited with remarkable cures | through hypnotizing groups of pa- | tients collectively. The brain spec- falists apparcntly aim ot find &ome (trace of his hypnotic power in th brain structure. The brain of Nikolai Lenin, th father of soviet Russia, is being studied in the same fashion in Mos- cow, where a speclal institute exists for the purpose. with a German doctor, Prof. Vogt of Be head of a large staff of specialists. FORDS ARE INCOGNITO Henry and Wife Sail on Majestic as Mr. and Mre. Jack Robinson ~—Go Abhoard Secretly. | Southampton, —Mr. and Mrs. for home today Eng., May z (UP) Henry Yord sailed aboard the liner Majestic, after a comparatively quiet vacation in England. They were registered on ship's passenger list as “Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson” the names under which they came to England several weeks ago. The Fords boarded thc secretly last night They came to Southampton by automobile yesterday and visited Beaulieu, scene of a famous abbey. They got an uniooked for thrill when they were lost in the forest and had to travel 40 miles in their machine to reach their destination 20 miles away. the Majestic They reached Beaulieu, low- ever, saw the sights, bought some postcards as uany tourists would, took tea at the hotel and returned to Southampton. L 0. 0. F. First Degree At Bridgeport May 15 A class of candidates will be ini- tiated into the Independent Order of 0dd Fellows at the regular meeting of Lexington lodge Thursday eve- ning. These candidates will receive the first degree in Bridgeport Tues- day evening. May 15. On this oc- casion the first degree will be exemi- plified by Samuel H. Harris lodge of Bridgeport for the benefit of the grand asire, Leon £, Merrill. The de- gree will be conferred in the Pyra- mid Mosque, 1035 State strect, Bridgeport, § p. m. A parade of all the 0dd Felows Lodges will preceed the working of the degree, Busses will leave New Britain for Bridgeport from Odd Fellows hall, 144 Arch street, Tuesday afternoon, 4p. m. 0dd Fellows wishing to en- gage seats for the trip will apply to John H. Shea, Past Noble Grand of Phoenix lodge. Poker i’artles Cost Rosen $200,000 He Tells Court Boston, May 2 (UP)—Neighbor- hood poker parties have cost Gil- bert Rosen $200,000 during the past two years, according to a bill in equity which he has filed in su- perior court here. Rosen, wealthy Brookline realto is suing three of his neighbor: losxes. According to the plaintiff. he lost from $1.000 to $6.000 almost every Fridav night over the two.vear pe riod, the George. Joseph and Barney Kravit, | | brothers, to recover his alleged | NEW -B}Il'l;Alx DAILY HERALD, W DNEsSDAY, MAY "y 1928, 'FLASHES OF LIFE: TEX RICKARD BUYS A YACHT FROM CHRYSLER! Associated Press Washington — Perhaps most ev- rybody in the world is trying to get ' thin. Professor O. W. M. Sprague of Harvard has told a house committee that in view of the improbability of increascd consumption of food agrl. i By the culture cannot hope for higher prices, Chicuga - Plenty ot exercise— riding, swimmin golt, tennis—is avored for prospective mothers by Dr. Harold W. Miller, He told the 1linois Houcopathic association that modorn girl does not get enough. Toledo Lk A farm along the shore hus Leen used for sIg- airplane; rest. Erie 1o iree men a rum-running under ar Dtroit — Bootleggers' automo- ~ have been foiling pursuers by uscating smoke sereens made rom crude oil and mustard. New York If Umbarto Torrino, Italian heavyweight claimant, jusg arrived, is as accomplished in fight- ing as he says e is in other respects, 2o0d might, Tunney! He not only reads Shakespes but Plutarch, lierodotus and Homs o is an « plays gui- mandolin, ukulele and cello, He ngincer and a baritone. — A Constantinople carth from the tomb o |saint in the belief of the oll servant, will proteet Miss Edith | Sanderson on lier trip home to rkeley, Cal. She is one of three ckage of a Moslem donor, an American teachers recently conviet- vd of spreading religious propa- | ganda. Madrid - Chorus girls are being nsorcd. No producer may hire fiem until they have been approved v a public official, feature of the lemy cxhibition is an oil painting v Miss Joan Saunders, a Cornish red headed beauty 14 years old, the don —- The daughter of the novelist and a poet. Tt depicts three checkers, fishermen playing New York A portrayal of the wiles of New York will enable Don- 1ld M. Mattison of Winsson Salem, N. ., to study abroad three years! income of 81,600 a year |plus $500 for transportation. He won {the Prix De Rome fellowship with & { painting of a young man pursued by | ythree sirens and sinking in the mud. with two girls, Assailunt mnistook one of the girls for his daughter who had been told to keep away from lover. Harttord—Re-organization leaders confident of retiring National Com- mitteman Thomas J. Spellacy, Chair- man James W. Walsh and Secretary Sidney Lynch of state central com- wittee at opening of statc democrat- ic convention today. Haven-——International New Linen 1 in suits totalling $37.60 Haven concern myentor. Hartford—State us:s aunually 400 of lumber, ten per aniount produced, ac- to a bulletin _on “Use of in Connecticut,” cent of the cording Lumber and Woed issued yesterday. New Haven—David former mayor. is ca 5. Fitzgerald lidate ele n district caucuses in ninth sena- torial Wistrict for state central cony mittee, Hartford—First ar wail leaving for the southland is heavily weighted | and stamp colleet. who wanted es- | I pecially marked covers were heavy contributors to the contents of vouches, Hartiord — Licutenant Gove Brainard to be a witness hefore t grand jury which is investigating |investment companies in Hartford or | county, Boston—I'resident Emil Fu the Boston Braies. negotiates with | insurance agents to increase club's | policy on Rogers Hornsby from $100,000 to $250.000. Boston — Attorney General Arthur K. Reading continues denials of charges against him from stand in legislative hearing. threatened Louis A. Wolfe. president of the United L. A. W. corporation | 1of Worcester. Boston—Grounded steamer Robert E. Lee, towed here from Plymouth after successful completion of dif- ficult salvage job. Bad Weather Holds Up Flight of Dirigible | Stolp, Germany, May 2 P—Un- | tavorable weather over Spitzbergen today held the dirigible Ttalia at | Seddin airdrome and prevented Gen- | | David K. Rubins of Minneapolis, for- { eral Umberto Nobile from flying to | merly an architectural draughtsman, won a fellowship of the same value for sculptures New York — It will be Cappy Rickard perhaps. Tex, the fight pro- noter, has bought a yacht from Wal- |1er Chrysler for $50,000. | Washington —Could it be that the rush of American girls to be pre- nted court has started something? Representa- "tive Sabath, democrat, Illinois, wants congress to tell Mr. Kellogg to or- der our diplomats not to let title and | social seckers interfere with Uncle Sam's business, New York - In 22 years as scrub- bing floors, Mrs. Margaret Copper- smith, 59, h: revealed in 16 and 20 dollar bills | when she took a package with her | to a hospital after she was-cured of sciatica. She was indignant at such meddling. New Haven—Meriden selected t!} city for fall session of Connecticut | Lutheran conference, | Hartford—Requiaition papers sign. cd by governor for return to Orange from New York state of Edward C. | Cockey, wanted on charges of de- trauding a hotel keeper. ! Bridgeport—Directors of Bullard | Machine Tool Company take action 10 retire entire dcbenture issue of | | honds, totalling $540,000. New Haven—Youth in eritical | condition in hospital after being stabbed while walking along street A light summer lunch | presence of Diamond Ginger | Ale. Each dish tastes better | because of this sparkling, | | Savorful sle made from the | famows Diamond fermuls, | famous in Comnecticut for | over fifty years. Dismond Ales —like the | good lunch that they make even better—ere carefully | alanced, made of fnest in- | gredients, compounded with The simple hair styles of today muke beautiful hair a necessity. The Luckily, beautiful hair is now eas- | goff ily obtained. 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