New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1928, Page 10

EW BI'ITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY § 1923 - RS e, — —————————— ]} | dour Scot. George Duncan, Jagk | Bassett, Hartford; K. T. Atwell, IRl et l31 by thestato boa @ i | M A ) < Y oard of ph ‘harles P. McLaughlin, erb s {28 Tan Weland. Perhipe (he, host rington: George Lux. Harttord: |§ L 1 L] “Por safe fying” it a8 pointed | mark, e f ¢ e Albert Demino, Noroton. { it b Bt ! i i derstand and forecast atmospheric | jartford: Julius S. Cooper. New ) ADY \ shot a 78 over ths Prince's course, \ ., NL | Ambassador Morrow Is | 1B i Jconaitions through his ability 10| Landon: Esther Goldberg Bridge. FLAPPER BILL READY | which. becauss of a chill, whistling About Fully Recov : | rea woather mape, ‘foot’ the nature | part: Louis R, Gentile. New Haven:| London. May § (P—The “fapper | wind from the sca, was rendered fan| ut Fully Recovered of the atmosphere through which | Salvatore 3. Lentine Now. Haven, | vote” bill, giving the franchise to | St. George's yes- | atl . exico City, May \—Secretar; . altaie . ! T e 2 4 rementiat (ha a Prominent Golf Stars Believed (osae,® ™" ™ =* ©** " §(ate Orgavization CODVEDUOD sran Fweow or'the arrea simes | Big Factor in AFPMADSE) SHOUI | 5o o 50 v o7 " | Eevard W st Caton s ehas | T B0 T B8, e ot e el ¢ 2 it -vis | ting them on the same s of e Hagen's 76 on the Prince’s course, | embasey today requested news- ance forming {hem, use baremeters|>"tiane. Ravitan, N. J.; Moris 13 he same basis of meng Assured of Qualifyng or e s it e ToBe MO ThUISGay e e o Ambec | By Clogly SOl 20 e S et Ao s Mot o 3 e Tor the ot af e 'go0d as Mehlhorn's 72, while Little | dor and Mrs. Morrow would receive [WRCTher It i expedient and possible | o P miin o e s : Joe Jurado from th ntine. whe members of the American colony fo- |0 50 under, aver. around of through | LAven: Philip Zucker, New Brital The house of commons witheut di- fandwich, Eng. May S —(UP)— bettered “The Haig's’ ore by al 15th annual convention of |MOrrow evening. Phailaton o take a i trom | 1he disturbances which he knows he \;,m"j‘ W. Smith, New Haven: | vision. already has passed the stroke, declared that such golf Was| . connacticut Retail Jewelers' as-|,, L0 Was interpreted as meaning I 10ST et wr W, McEnany, Norwich; | measure. good for 6%, or even 66, over an| etail Jewelers' as- {4y ot the ambassador liad recovered | the satler and eantent loften ity e an aF . S rage course upder normal candi- | SOCition Wil be held at the Shuttle | from the attack of grip which kept | operate With e weatlior, elnats il s oo iie: e wssured of qualifying, the field in the | 0 | Meadon club Thursday, with Statehim in bed for a tew days. opinion of Chief Petty 0 e e it British open championchip et eul It was belicved foday, when the | President George H. Dysen of this| Tt s | George 1. MeCaul, attached fo 1o | weather condifions thoy i upon the second round Which | o0 " giminished field started out | city, presiding SPELLACY IS RETURMED navy recruiting office, New Haven. 1| Plying il be mare seiontific and | will dstermine the 100 or more golf- |\ "y oalifving round, that 16 The coniention will hegin at 10, Hartford, May 8 (®—Connecticut | pionoer in naval aviation |t safer, for the airmen can 418 Who are to enter play for the |, 4 yoper would safely qualify |4, m. with the reception and reg- |delogates to the national democratic | ‘Aviation, heing a young siconer | o hhas b ic G e T ! "1"1\" mow heid by Bobby Jones of hpy . prince of Wales is coming | istering of delegates. Sturman & Dy- | convention at Houston, Texas. have |as yet, is rather apt to think it cun | e i R T 3 Atlanta : here Thursday with the Duke of | son. state secrotary, will have eharge | again selected Thomas J. Spellacy of [ conguer the weather.” ha said today. | Wormns A The 100 low scorers, including ties | v 40 \fees the final rounds, | of this work | this city and Mrs. Lillian 8. Abbott | ~twe had some examples of this i“"""‘“ .\ppomlcd heriff for last place, will qualify for the | (0% G0 S0 L cup to the| Mr. Dyson will make his report in | of Norwalk to represent the state on | spirit of weather defianes sinee the | In Kentucky County championship prop which 81arts G, on 1he following day. » | conmection with the formal opening|the national committee. Both were | early days of aviation, and last year| Irvine, Ky, May 8 Pi—Mrs, Ar- :‘y;r,. n; Reyval St Wcorges course at a noon luncheon. Reports of the |unanimously returned to office after | proved what the fivers fousht in the thu Erookshire ~as appeinted omorrow : | secretary and treasurer will be mads | roll call vote had shown the dele- | Xtjantic and lost Leuift of TiK souily yestsedey o A deter 11’ an:h I\»v‘d u; bring | at the same time. At 1:30 o'clock | gates to be in faver of making their |+ The sailors know.® Centurics of | ill out the unespired term of her = op 8ok fo Ahs counion | Rev. William H. Alderson will speak | s¢lection in Hartford rather than in | cxperience have taught them that|lusband, slain Sunday night when | ned but once 1n | on “Rehigion and Business.” At 2 Houston as is proposed by some. they must take what comes and[he attempted to search the home of | e past seven years V";r: S:N"f"l;«lj [{} 9 | oclock. Bartiey J. Doyle, publisher | sy make the best as well as the most of [a suspected hootlegger. > —from the American of the Keystone magazine will speak PASSES EXAMS it. They cannot tame the 1a,[ The slayer, Dave Estes, 30, was| point of view—when the leading L on “The Jew Trade association.” | Hartford, May 8 UP—Frederick P. ; ! . I LR but they ean and do use th sent fo Laxington when it was feare golfers from the United States| At 2:45 p. m., Charles W, Hawkins, | Latimer. Jr., son of john P. Latimer ¥ hendlwvas foanad it pfain Lt “The Aviator will do likewise |a moh might take him from the jail | crowded to the fore in the opening treasurer of Rackliffe Brothers' Co., | of this city who was graduated from | wyopn he will soon be given an en- | here. He was indicted vesterdavon a | . 0 Hr cualifying round, F ] S e e Fale in 1927, is f the o 2 B oty il betrors Biteos and | e afternoon program will in- - . sumption that he does not have taltried [riday. It s believed he will | t 5 Sliids! 2 treportiat 1ha commikies op | Bunualexaminationss Torgnpeinty | S E TR B0 e SeT RS SR S e ) ey americans b watter wosen. wu HOW e Was TRRAtEd 15730 2,Theh o1 SRS, | et 0 tno foreign serviga sehoot | SOTTY about bie gnsoles suviiy. Of)pieat fhat e shot et Brook| Mehlhorn, Jim Barncs, Gene Sarazen - o anttasisess by D oet [of it inTomatioNtanrietinr Mina | SONEREA BARLEAIE R R 308 Tomms Avmour suscooded fu | burn, vice president of the Natlonal | United Btates, according to the an. | 18 "0 AT, z fiaghomeiniol stsmich turning in better performances than | New York, May S.—UP—Major| poeii jo\elors' association, and & |nouncement of the department of P'® JOTE FEE AL Lo sl B i Compston, Abe Mitchell and i Asines Bllzoaknico Hol 4 the Triend- | eport ¢ Todd, delegate | St cdge of the air and its vagaries will | ht murder of the Triine| SompAD 2 ) : Iv Sons of St. Patrick at a dinuer | to the 1 ational convention. | e G asontial mart of fia : S | S x tendered him, Baron Von Huenefeld | Election of rs will take place| Traveling at the rate of two miles | s e Niaer. ! Walter Hagen's play yesterday ; - 2 i T e M ke o & wilnule 16 wenls fake an slrplage ] (T Sdulbment. Tha Naiy His « e e ey e ey, |and Captain Koahi that ho was a|during the latier patt of the afler, |2 P00 1 mowd take ab & R o et oA ZURLR PAssts EXAM score, was recognized hy golf ex. | German prisouer during the war and poon Now business and general dis- | NEATY 90 ¥ % Saalbe laboratory at the Hampton Ro: Hartford, May § (P—Of 38 per- . ongh 2 X~ found that the storics of German | cussion will include an address by gt Amploneny 0y ifont S AL 08 A8 nors ports as superlative and “Sir| ; i ; a., air station, where men are in-| 10 ook the cxamination for B e e aritian, | ParDariem and crucl(y were “hosh.” | Miss Virginia Hammil of Meriden of e A R s A R e B 56h oha M Gers et sandel During the war 1 was flying dis- | “The Tmportance of Style in Mer- .,'M: e M ¥ 1 r,", “"]"mwhnn at the front when 1 got lost | chandise.’ i S Years ako. han bech Made |in a storm and drifted over the Ger-| Committees in eharge of the con- | i il e inoreE he Nomad | AN lines” he said. “I fought (ho|vention arc as follows: Guests: Barl- | il* Mehihorn. the Nomad | o0 ¢or two and a half hours but |ley J. Doyle. Philadelphia: Rev the American links, who was low | © il ome | Wi, H. Alders w Brit i AR my gasoline gave out and 1 was Wm. H. Alderson, New Britain; H. | ES Assthal die bl e ‘_;:l:n:m:"orr“d down at a village in West. | L. Coburn, president New Hamp- | upon bie tecond round In faiher & phalia, where T was interned for ten | shire association: A, & Thompson, | RN 4 q Pusalencd framp o pnd. Menihord Iweets prosident Vermont ascociation; Ar- \ e e e ® e fore Il “While prisoncr there T came to| thur Stern, president Massachusotts similar fashion, Ll (0 oMEOUNICT | inow the German race and What |assoriation: Ralph Bengon, secretary X 8 % was baing told the allied nations | New Britain Chamber of Commereo: ) “T dont want to win the qualifying | st : o & , 4 he qualifying | ,paut their savagery and barbarity | Charles W. Hawkins, New Britain: i‘j‘g"i‘z‘fif"‘dh“ej_;f ':93! ‘l":f“afi | was bosh. They treated me wonder- | 1. S. Mosher, superintendent Pink- Th T Fl ), The Great Inde nt P e A e | tully. T really had a fine time whilo | vrton detective agency, New York. e eaberry avor Mehihorn's 72 over the 8t GEOrges | 1 wgy oid. 1 came to like the Ger- | Fcception committee: Oscar vourse was the best card furned in |y, g ory much and I was very glad | Thomas, chairman; Howard Bron- IS ch”fl'@"‘ Monday. Following him came tho | oioy 0 CUUE RIS Tain the two | son, Les Roberts, Charles J. Haya | with whom T flew across the Atlan- | M. P. Leghorn. B. Georsea "R It's trite but true that tien | Committee on Resolutions: C. C.| ‘ S A Costello, Now London: Frank M. you'll neverknowhow § knewn before that . l .t t. | ltchln rrl a 'ons Captaln Koehl had been held prison- | Todd. 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