New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 3

i Co-Ed On Ice For 15 Minutes iJ. A. Nauth of Lynn, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1928, Held_f_or Violation Northampton, Mass., Dec. 14 (P— Kiley T. Sullivan, 33, of Millbury. today was held under $5,000 bond of playing captain, it was des posseasing narcotics. Sullivan had broken into a department store here, 1S aful. br¢ the police said later they had been unable t oimplicate him in the TO PROSECUTE WITCH DOCTORS Harrisburg, Pa., Dec. who was ar- The state hoard of medical break. A man giving his name as rested with Sullivan, was later re- leased. PLAY MINUS CAPTAIN = i Bloomington, Ind., Dec. 14 ® — (C. Of Narcotic Laws rthe Indiana university football team next season will return to the plan without a permanent today By for the grand Jury on the eharge of | MCMVers of this year's team. Coach H Page introduced the plan at been arrested on suspicion of having | I"diana in 1927 and he believes it led 14 (UP)— tion and licensure intends to prose- sentenced by tlc Seine tribunal to- working without state D. Koch. deputy superintendent |to disobedience. of public instruction said today. NINE DEATHS REPORTED Washington, Dec. 14 (UP)—Nine Heaths from influc al capital have been reported in tne past 10 days, according to announce- ment today. , Philadelphia, school, SENTENCED TO PRISON Paris, Dec. 14 (UP)- Andre Mar- | Ological society. educa- |ty, former communist deputy, was licenses, Dr.!3,000 francs for _ncouraging soldiers | The conviction was | mand for the extradition of Henry |Lased on Marty's published writings. WINS MEDAL Dec. 14 (UP)—Dr. | cusations 1z in the nation- | prancis D'Herelle, professor of bac- | reached the ministry of justice. | teriology at Yale University medical was awarded Wood Gerhard medal for his con- tributions to pathology at a mu last night of the Philadelphia path- REJECTION OFFICIAL Miss Jane Bryce, rules. Stipulated Verdict of Insanity Is Found Chicago, Dec. 14 (®—A stipulated verdict of insanity was found today in the trial of Mrs, Catherine Zalis, 21, who last April killed her four months old baby girl because she was annoyed by its cries. The verdict was agreed upon by defense attorneys and prosecutors after Dr Francis Gerty testified he examined the young mother and found her to be insane. Less than a month ago another baby was born to her in the prison hospital. This baby she cherishes and has resisted every attempt to taek it from her. She will be com- mitted to an asylum. Heart Attack Fatal % To New Haven Man New Haven, Dec. 14 (®—A heart attd¥k while entering his place of businiess was fatal today to August 1. 8chneider, head of the A. L Schnetder company, wholesale t dealrs. He is credited with being the goriginator of the five and ten centyatores in Connecticut and had beentin busin, COTTON R! ES New York, Dec. 14 (#—On renew- al of yesterday’s buying movement prices rallied slightly from an early decline in the cotton market today, | but after selling about 9 to 14 points net ‘higher, prices ecased off again under realizing. Some southern selling was also reported on reac- tions of 18 to 25 points from the high levels of the morning, but the mid- afternoon market was quiet and steady at net declines of about 5 to 10 points. University of Cincinnati co-ed, was founa | guilty by ‘s court of upper classmen of disobeying freshmen As a penalty she-was sentenced to sit on a block of ice for 15 minutes, on the stage of the auditorium, with more than 800 students looking on. Here’s Miss Bryce cooling off. NEA Cincinnati Bureau 'Schools and Theaters Closed by “Flu’s” Spread Monongahela, Pa., Dec. 14 P—All schools, theaters and churches were | ordered closed today by health au- | thorities who feared a serfous situa- here resulting from influenza. e hundred school children were | ill, according to reports. One death, |that of a school teacher, which a | physician said resulted from pneu- | nionta, was reported. BOSTON IN IT NOW Boston, Dec. 14 (UP)—The Bos- i ton police today entered the Arnold Rothstein murder investigation by starting search for Hyman Biller, a | former associate of the dead gam- | bler who is wanted for questioning in connection Wwith the case. 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