New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1928, Page 7

! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUSL 31, 1928, [}’ FLASHES OF LIFE: POLICE CALLED * , IN BUT IT WAS ONLY PRESS STUNT , —— By the Asociated Prese. New York—Some press agent is to be punished it Police Captain Ed- ward Lennon had his way. Police , were summoned to “a terrible ciot' in a theater. They found a small audience listening to “Elmer Gan- [} try.” There was complete absence of ¢ turmoil. A man had risen from his seat and denounced the play as blasphemous for pay. Washington—California seems to be rubbing it in. Not content with the best tennis players, track ath- letes andoarsmen 1t leads in num- ber of aviators. Official _statistics o Eive it 417 licensed pilots. New York Is second with New York——Mrs. William Collier, who is just “crazy” ahout Constancc ‘ Talmadge, scems doomed to disa was $2,000 and claimants, there were 183 ALUBUST Milford—Patrick J. McCann, 50, jof Montclair, N. J., rescued from |drowning at Walnut Beach, dies in Milford hospital from heart attack | brought on by exhaustion, RRUP’ Winsted—Thunder shower and hailstorm interrupts electric service | here for half hour. Norwalk — Senatorial convention | °s off peacefully and Senator | Milne is nominated over| Walter C. Wood. Dr. | Marlborough jam Segar of| {Hartford and Fred Austin of East| | Hartford arraigned in justice court| on charge of killing deer, are grant- ted continuances. pointment so far as having her for a daughter-in-law is concerned. That 1s. unless Connie is holding som thing back. Connie, on the way to Furope from Hollywood, was asked | if she and Buster Collier were to| wed. “How can I talk riage plans when I ha She said. “My only plans are pi ture plans taking me way from America for a whole year.” East Haddam—Grange fair opens' tate f ason with approximately 5,000 persons in attendance. ! -d heat wave in N ; hottest August 30 in Bos ton in 47 years. | | any tells Insurance Commissioner Monk | Sheffield, England—Shefficld po- | lcemen are inclined fo think the (his department is unwilling to ap- | § I chief constable doesn't know so PUAT In court n support of eompu | - 3 much about sport. He has warned | SOTY automobile insu i _— them not to play seccer: it is to|€Vent of probable drastic increases. | df P"/‘”fi’ ! dangerous; they should play milder | == i Bomex hockey foringtanse. Manchester, Vt. — Heavy rain | B | forces postponement of second | New York—There's a furore in the |1ound play in Isham golt cup tour- | Ch q 5.Pi Bed : : SRR e el i arming 5-Piece Bedroom Suite ahout the industry, one of the au-| thors of which was once a credit| Q puths clings manager for a manufacturer who |Il8 to . thinks he is libelled. The book tells | Vil e piloted by Lieut. | of empty packing cases being nailed | Thomas, commander of ~ Squantum | down so clerks would inventory |naval air station. them as merchandise. Some manu- f = | facturers tried to have the hook| Boston—Rogers Hornshy signs six » surpressed. Assistant United contract to manage Boston | Attorney Mintzer read it v es. | fused to take action. hile | = —— | charges by one of the wors that | T OVER BY WO AN | in court. | et S ‘ l((’<arn: Rossi, Berlin—Some physicians favor a proposal made by automobile clubs | to place illuminated on nw“ front of physician’s residences so they can be found quickly in case Aug. 31 of emergency. The proposed sizn is | co wtions a triangular transparent hordered | today due to ti with red, showing a red cross on a| Cesare Rossi white field, and below bearing the | leader, on wh single word ARZT (doctor). | timentar 4 —— |ian bo 2 New York—In his 2§th year the| wish of a son of a railroad official to travel in a cab has heen gratified. | J. L. Eysmans, Sr., fs vice president | others of of the Pennsylvania in cl of | on Rom traffic. Junior is traffic manager of |t was a stevodoring company. 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