New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAIL the vote. . FLASHES OF LIFE: STORK NOT AN Bridgeport—Two men arrested, EXCUSE FOR ABSENTEE BALLOT |on:'or whom s in'a hospital with s possible skull fracture, for argu- m mfl“l’ Mnm S ———— ments which led to blow on head W 1By the Asmciated Press. 'ssu a night with champagne and|with a coffec pot to John Kastsky. SR—— 4 Southampton, N. Y.—Mrs. Milli-|supper thrown in, gigolos, or pro- |Peter Okunuk is alleged to be his . . cent Rogers Salm Ramos hoped to fessiopal dancing partners, have |assailant. m fo m Aviators m exercise the right of a citizen not- |been doing thingd that caused police * | withstanding the stork. She applied action. Seven recently were sent to Bridgeport—George E. Brandl, ol m for an absenteo ballot, setting forth ' jail for blackmail and other of-|14, walks for the first time, with Tampa, Fla., Oct. 26 UP—Friendly |tion was rejected. that she expected to be in a hos- fenses. All now must carry police |the aid of crutches through eager- pital election day, but the applica- licenses which are subject to revo- ness to see Governor Smith pass by relations between Central America and the United States and interest in Hackensack, N. J.—An “Egyp-| Peking—The ancient Chinese cus- tian princess” long has attracted "tom of maying a doctor for keeping Bridgeport—Connecticut Library association opens two day conven- tion with address of welcome by General Henry A. Bichop, president of the Bridgeport library board. cation. in his special train, aviation are fostered in an offer of ¥ loeal civic organizations to train as thrangs to a museum in the public one well appeals to foreigners. The aviators free of cost seven young llbrary. The “mummy” was sent German hospital essays to keep natives representing the seven na-.from Egypt by a Hackensack citi- | American, British, German, French tions which comprise Central Amer- |z¢@ 26 years ago. The curator re- and ltalians fit for $4 a month. ica. cengly opened the box and removed The proposal is now in the hands “the giass. The mummy was a dum- of the department of state at Wash- |my . stuffed with rags. | ington, and Secretary Kellogg has avers that the lady he met through | been asked to transmit through New York—Having talked over a matrimonial burcau 29 years ago consular agents an invitation to|income tax matters in Washington deserted him five years later. presidents of the seven republics with Uncle 8am, Douglas Fairbanks to select a representative among apd Mary Pickford are in town to| New Haven—Gov. Smith widely [ask for $566,742.47 for 29 agencies the people of each to be brought 'see the shows. “Everything is love- |acclaimed as he pmssed through in jts canvass. here and given a course in avia- ly" said Mary, “and we had a|state. Thousands cheer and grect Uon. | wondegful time.” And she is think- |the democratic presidential candi-| Hartford—John B. Knox, secre- The only provisions laid down |ing of having her bob bobbed still |date and several brown derbies are ftary Phoenix Insurance company of Westport—Protest made by W. F. London, democrat, that while post- ers of Herbert Hooyer shown in town library had word “American” on it those of Gov. Smith did not. Pittsbungh, Pa.—Henry W. Leh- man, 71, Is seeking a divorce. He Hartford—Community chest will were lbat the young men must have imore. received as souvenirs, this city and Equitable Marine and |he’ eq.unnlent. of a high school ed;‘l- |Fire Insurance of Providence, dies caton; have a knowledge of the| Offenbach-on-Maln, Germany — Greenwich- -Marcel W. Stengel. iy West Hartford. English language and have passed iyclene Mayer, 17, who won a fenc- (artist and son of opera singer, yar- : games, gWes her girl friends at York. !ing them the many letters she re- by compettent tests conducted bBY cojves from various youths offering | DOES WOMAN PAY? Not Enough, Says Comtesse, Urging “Dutch” Treats, London, Oct. 26 (UP)—A sugges- New Haven—Scholarships are awarded by Yale to 80 students thelr respective governments. Capt. A. B. McMullen, world war | veteran formerly in the government | heart and hand. from 20 states, England and China New Britain—A bandstand which tion that the girl should pay her share was made by the Comtesse Jileen de Armil at a meeting of the fyfew. sorvice sod wow in charge| Now Yerk—Elwor Smith 17 of the municipal air field here, has been selected to take charge of the training courses, which will include the regular primary course and post graduate course in advanced high and low flier, must stay on the [collapsed and a broken window | Useful Women association here re- ground two weeks. She has been |cause slight injuries to ‘several of | cently. |disciplined by the department of |the vast crowd of well-wishers of| Although young men and women, | commerce for flying under the East|Al Smith who stopped oft here. today, are considcred equal, she \river bridges. This stunt was done said, a boy often takes a girl out fiying. | shortly after she broke an altitude . :;ax:f(&rrd:glgz Ba)l:t‘a;. ?iu:m on‘dA pays when he can not afford to record. e pting ride with man |do so. w,fi"fi;csfl;‘ ' gl:“‘;:gg‘;:u';:"f;"“:e' Wwho was to take her to sce Smith| “He will bften go Ttate derartment, belleves that “this| Buftalo—A source of humor for demonstration. Last she remembers | luncheon in order to pay for her SIUAD = 1t vo caaabois oA TARIDE |rum' amnners Has lbaen: dnisd mip: n;he asked who she was going to amusement, the Comtesse declared, Rl TS eyt e e tyet |1 s hesn: thowiractice” of Danaaiand o tithe AY the hospital it is fear- | “although the girl may be earning | publics to the south than any other |customs oficials to ascertain the |°* mhc-has Cacuie el e m,“c;:, "‘,";,":e:v?h:‘:;:um;:u::‘ B compiiont e conslgnes of liauor cleared for ¢x-| Bridgeport—Supreme court _of {men and women should not pay for B A e o e R L B 12 e eprons reviews three cases including | themsclves, or elsc let the boy pay B s iTAtibon o A ortae olien ramed oA - | mystericus turning of 59 barrels of [ cne night and the girl the next, | B s of the | ywhiskey into water. marked degree.” ;A;ll‘-s‘zlo:n le:gue. "thed C‘nnndian —_— IN FINE FORM officlals have discontinued forward-| Waterbury—Attempt to identify| Syracuse, N. Y. t. 26 - Local Fighters Are on |ing the misinformation to this side. |automobile claimed used by Samucl The memasuse. fostbal caued e 1o Weiss and Morris Shellnitz alleged |fine phy: i ¥ New York—Customs officers in a |to have set fire to a building which ;ifrfief,,ji"fi,',°§.‘;‘i§'°§§,,£:§°$fi h((: prolonged search of the liner France |took three lives, is made by statc. |play Penn State tomorrow. Sam after passengers debarked have Sebo, hard-hitting fullback, has |found 1,300 bottles of cognac hid- Hartford—Paper hallots will te |fully recovered from injuries ;‘eceiv- den in various places. pressed into service if number of ed in the Nebraska game, voting machines in several towns Paris—Not content with making and citles are insufficient to handle | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Card in Hartford New Britain fighters will take part in each of the preliminaries to | the Bat Battalino-Jules Sombathy fight at Foot Guard hall tonight. Joe Zotler of this city will bat- tle with Zeke Mazer of Hartford in a six round bout. Johnny Barra of New Britain will fight Eddie Reed | of Hartford in a four rounder; Del | Pouliot of New Britain will see ac- tion in a four round battle with \ Georgie Krar of East Hartford, and Herman Fink of Hartford and Kid Thomas of this city are in a four round bout. Besides these bouts there will also be another six round tussle and a four round bout. The first fight will start at 3:15 o'clock. PARIS ZOO IN WANT Jardin des Plantes May Closc From Lack of Funds. Paris, Oct. 26 (UP)—One of sights for Americans in France, in Jardin des Plantes—which is another name for the Paris Zoo—may become a thing of the past if the authorities do not agree to spend more money on the care of the animals. Many visitors to the Zoo have ex- pressed outraged opinions on the conditions in which the beasts are housed and an agitation on this score has now been begun in the French Press. 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