New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1929, Page 5

— it 5 BT T D S TP T T SIGPTEMBEI}},JOZD. 5 NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, and Saturday neither England Italy, the only two participants, has completed their arrangements The British team has not yet been selected from members of the offi- cial high speed flight now training GANGSTERS KILLED IN CHICAGO PARY Two Bodies Riddled With Bul- [zt Hicuonane var lets—Both Held “Cheap” v fancied for the coveted places which Chicago, Sept. murder, the |tainment of a speed greater ever before reached by man. guns in Chic committed e | |day | nor co R. D. Waghorn, Grieg, and all are high- angerous but ay mean at- than 5.—(P) fifth outbrea A double of gang was Having Hard Luck Ttalians thus far have been K una any of their new ma- v peacetul | ehines. > must be tried out shadows of Jacob Riis Park, Fuller- | today since they must be ready early ton and Narragansett a One of i known West Side terrorist, and Cy Cawley, police, w cott. The bodies, found by men on their way to work, lay on a strip of lawn bordering the park. Automatic tols and sawed off shotguns had been fired at ciose range. Dozens of hullets slugs were found in the The |tomorrow morning to carry out the vigability which mark the official opcning of the Schneider cup event. The tests hoodlt “musele the ot identif 1, homber man.” He was | r, unknown to | as 12ddie West- rules provide that each chine shall taxi over a marked star ing 1 nd rise, and fly to the taxi area where it will taxi another half | mile. It will then rise scend again, and taxi fore flying a third tim to a buoy where it will be for six hours to prove its seaworthi- 1 n, circle, de- If a mile he- taxiir nd moore bodies. | ne *1 Yesterd the naval J ion here. Licuter Giovanni Monti of the Ttalian t had some perilous moments while flying his new Macchi 67 on its r den trip. ‘While taxii the wash of th was nearly cap on uneven kecl snapped, almost fac He alight ments in th 1t Italian Wescott was at first identified Willie McEllicott, brother of Thom as McEllicott who had been one of v's pals in the garage racket gott was found mur- | dered in Madison street cafe caclyflas machints got in r Maj nd d. It then took and a bra lashing tk after a fc Two women id body. One, Marie known him for the ified Westcott's said she had al years under names of McElligott and West- cott, Mrs. Catherine 17enn, the ma la h Westeott, lin pilot's slain W mo- ady, knew only as | i carned unofficially the composed of Ticutenant Remo Cadringher and Warrant Offic | maso Dal Molin. FEVININE SHOKERS. INCREASE UTPUT \Per Capita Cigarette Consump- ot tion in U. §. Still Growing 4 was wlled that on April 13, oe ford and Micharl Riley, mas McElligott and Caw- found murdered in their behind a Cicero hotel e headquarters of * Jone, murdere Polic William €| pals of T Nere automobile known a face” Al C All these Scar- d men were as- in West Side iley and Cawley , terrorist do anything were known and slu get the Commissioner Ste Small Chai hands of t olice found a dime symbolism that o s Deputy Police put it ¢ in Hands In > two murderc today nickel e ims Cy Cawley, abo been picked up connee 5 years old, has and guestioned in tion with many of Chicago's The gang massacre of April, when sever n were shot down in a North Clark r of them, but Cawley from 5 for last year. department recent crimes I an- age, was one tinally was rel Cawley's f into rackets money. He gained in a Garage cently, police said, by telling the as- sociation president be | Ci smoking in this countr killed, The and |it was said increased steadily Cawley “m the war and the consumption for last year was in line with the normal growth. Women smokers credited with contributing heavily to the increase Doubled in 10 Years wption of cigarettes i douh in the 1her smoked ed in t year which sented greatest i ctte consumption of any countr the world jump from ttes es were con he by t to offered e a powerful “musc far the ich his represented 614,719 Owners' association re- cig: smoked to resign or president led in. ITALIAN AVIATORS SEEH SPEED YARK .- more resigned has since re for 1918 was Sin then there Hope for New Record Regardless e’ mer.” | from §,911,114.2 4,162 for last year Cuba was said to be the lar sh world's uir | per capita consumer of cigarcttes, speed record whether she wins the |the latest f reported to the Schneider trophy cvent here Satur- | commerce ment showing an day or not. | aver: cigarettes smoked The Italians in 1 chances of eme triangular 50 they declin 7 to .- 1917 Calshot t out to es Ene. Sept. 5 (P—Ttaly is | depa feel that their g victorious over | Schneider course fs | plan to hold a sht in which their hines will not be hampered ers flicial estimates reveived by erce department placed Great ain next™to this country in vol- - smoking last year, hird with 32,000,000, with of cigaret nany was nd Japan fourth it will he chneider ichines used Ads Terald ders. event as possible 1 ied will 3 the ange looking eraft dubhe the “Flying Lgg” and a oia double ined plane, both crimental unte The Ital el the straight flight will prove these faster than the Dritish planes, whicl some expect 10 e wed ap ing 400 miles per hou on the eve of the Schnei der trophy contest to be held I°ri way machines ing hair like Whyte-Fox No. 2 knocks colds. Sold under Money-Back Gu: antee. Barbers or druggi UCKY TIGE clop a s “Iow do you like your SUPER 0Oil Heator?” Wherever the SUPER is known it is favorably known. Let us give you the names of SUPER ownersin your neigh- borhood. 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Babson, noted statisti- cian, in an address before the 16th annual National confer- Business Advising investors to pay up their 1 to avoid ma yson said 1 \ speeula- sh was in- the lead- of a which would take ing stocks and cause from 60 to 80 poin Jones baromet 1 decline in the market trend the analysi g the past year, d out that the were not o stocks tisticiar rity following of the caders, » number of the la d at 40 and said they an average gain of per cent during th other hand, he said stocks listed on New York k Fxchange have declined in of the year. tter showed 42 On the he 1200 S0 points or investm of the people taxes e three gr ot today. ¢ to pay est factors i Says Cyele js Certain “Fair weather cannot ways e cconomic evele past. T put the but it ha ture. Mor in borrowin than ever in our . 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