New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1929, Page 10

10 EXPLORER TELLS OF WAYA CIVILIZATION “Thomsn of Yicaan® A" dresses Commonwealth Club heir mode of living t jewels with “The Hidden Well” large 4 language is still spoken He showed slides| ures of the people and de- | rude ‘ most interesting points | . . Y ves ain tnompson's RADGENS Win Their Way Into, of “the hidden well.” Iy a well but an under- dimensions. past regarded this with reverence and| ir ances- |and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY. ?\’[AR(‘H 27, the hope of persuading the circus to, delay their move long enough for| them to play Saturday night so that and | New York's fans will not lose their g and 10ld of jewelry and of | |second successive chance of secing a in which the Maya Indians | |Stantey Cup final. | tools. | {Gandhi Fined 36 Cents In Court at Calcutta . h * hi ! cCaleutta, India, March 27 (B®— Finals for Hockey Championship vararma Ganans, maian nationaist leader, was convicted today in court | . here of defying police ord against | destroying forcign cloth and was fiperience has ot |- fined one rupee (about 36 cents.) ‘m,r,?fi“fif{?vfg 2 2 ndhi's hearing took place yes- n‘;y champu:!\: 7 ng police ¢ | Rangers. pres s uction of toric Stanley o playoff can It Toronte, Ont. Mrch any i1 orders against cloth and ntion ing. only such sausages as originate in Frankfort may be know as frank- furters, all others being branded unlawful Interlopers. As a re- it 6f this decision a permanent injunction was entered against a Central German firm forbidding it the use of this popular name for its own lin of “hot dogs.” Tarks Add Latin, Greek To Required Study List Angora, Turkey, March 27. (P Exempt in ages past from the la- borious pursuit of a little Latin and . Turkish boys and =irls order of the government, to be drilled in ssic languages. and ancient Greek are to 1929. FIRE CAUSES $3,500 LOSS IN GREENWOOD ST. STORE Owner and Wife at Dinner W Blaze Breaks Out—Boy and Matohes Blamed. While Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cohen were at dinner in their tene- ment in the rear of their store at 162 Greenwood street yesterday aft- ernoon, Mrs. Cohen heard a noise and told her husband to go to the store, as thelr four year old son w playing there. Going through t door, Cohen was choked by smoke en | and within a few minutes a lively blaze was spreading rapidly. Whether the child was playing with matches is not known, but it is believed that ne was, for there was no other theory on which to fix the cause of the fire. Cohen telephoned to No. € fire house but in his ex- citement he falled to make clear the location of the call. At 3:10 a few minutes after the call was made, an alarm was sounded from Box 19, at | Greenwood and Wallace streets, and the firemen found a blaze which threatened to iestroy the building. Practically the entire stock of merchandise was damaged by fire, smoke and water, and it is estimated that the losssto building and con- tents will be about § 0 to $3,500. There was some sm damage to | the tenement, but the flames did not reach the rear part of the building. Mrs. Cohen said today she and her husband questioncd the child but were unable to learn whether he had matches. He was not endan- gered by the fire as he left before the flames had gained headway. Chinese Laundry Checks Saved by Death of Bill Albany, N. Y., March 27. (UP)— Chinese laundry checks are safe for another year. Assemblyman Kelly of Utica, had a frlend who spent a week looking for a Chinese with whom he left his laundry because he couldn't read the check. DBut a bill Kelly sponsored to require Chinamen 1o print their laundry checks Iin Eng- lish, dled in the assémbly judici- ary committee, arged that ihe erowd he addressed started a bonfire ~lsen it threw the English made d to the curriculum of the the foundation of that western culture with which the present regime aspires to ree place the orientalism of old Turkey. wyers and othe luding BAY STATE LAWYER ILL t Watertown, Mass, March 27 (UP) —James H. Vahey, widely-known Boston criminal lawyer, is seriously il at his home here but his condl tion is not rezarded as immediately dangerous. 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