New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1930, Page 2

3 " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 22, [BELIEVE IT OR NOT BY RIPLEY ” 2 STATE SWELTERS IN RECORD HEAT: 1930. T~ |Ferved in New Britain homes last Confesses Slaying night than any day since the last hot | July Fourthi In the &ay old *90's. Cooler tonight and fair and cool tomorrow ys the forecast. Which calls for something [—— Flier Shivers in Cold At 28,000 Foot Level Stratford, July 22 (UP) — e the mercury stood at the (On request, sent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope, Mr. Ripley will furnish proot of lnylhlnl depicted by him). Reg. L. & Pat Off) Women Organize Fire Department in Town like ain Boris RELIEF IN SIGHT Te GROWING ROCK N PE MORRILTON, ARK. TIT JEAN STATE PARK rk here, Cay Sergievsky, airplane test pilot, donned heavy flying clothes and drove an amphibion airplane five miles high, where his instruments froze and ife coated his wind- shield Sergievsky still was shivering when he landed after he, had reached what he believed was a new altitude record for flying boats carrying 1,000 kilograms payload. The Russian pilot's al- timeter indicated he reached 28,- 000 feet, but the record will not be awarded until his sealed baro- aph has been checked by the National Aeronautical association at Washington. The glev GARROLL ASKS JURY held by 111 feet. T0 PASS ON NUDITIES| petition to y du la. m tos by Associated Press Berpard Thompson, 26, of Dor- ed, police said, ng of his aunt, a provate de- re to 1ht‘ blackjack slay Mt m . K. Edith Wight, ash preparation, three cheers, ACTS T0 PROTECT CITY GOLF COURSE (Continued From First Page) ur honorable body. “Respectfully submitted, “ARTHUR N. RUTHERFORD, “Building Inspector z the uses which may fla he golf course on three sides unle e ihe ol ttoir, bone distillation, celluloid manufie plant, rendering, drop forging, garbaga ocessing, k var ndle making re, fireworks smoking ump, hide p rd rendering, match anufacture of poison sewage b tallov ndering, gasoline stations, general anufacturing, rag treatment, sau pote [ tective, in her | Thompson was Haven . home. New HAS GROWN 5 FEET 1N THE LAST 29 YEARS Lugus, arre kraut making, sausage manufacturs, ation, tumbling barrels and (Continued From First Page) . brick yard, fertil HOGYER PRAISES More Buildings Hit » Gets Relief when the £to ater it was 6 Cold In ondon, July United States is p . nounced heat wave. G experiencing one of usual summer cold spells It was colder last n England the TREATY WHEN READY T0 SIGN §1.060 Prize Withdraw TaE MENTAL-GIAN FIVE-YEAR-OLD | sraniey riicy [ =of Providence, | | CANTELL INSTAN' THE DAY ON WHICH ANY GIVEN DATE FALLS ANEGG WILL SUFFOCATE N AN The Steamship *( 1 (0000 WORDS LONG T coum 'Teo 721 II\,P' ANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON Was Carried Over the Andes— Peru and transported cver mship “Goya” was taken e Titicaca on the backs ed over that lake long be fnzc the advent of the railroad in that part of d Travels, has regular sailings volume on ‘Ande: t of inherit n Tipton, retween and the Desert Bolivia and Peru ’ published by Dou- ports in ult of a family argument, and ‘.co,, .\Ir\ Wickham vowed she would go to Towa, April 3rd, 1930, having kept her vow for TOMORROW—Crocodiles For Pets A I T I First Married Woman Tree Sitter in Action | | HWORLD'S FASTEST CAVERA 1S USED porter d in a series of ly after the L mzlr were augment- conniving with HIKES 9,300 MILES AND PAYS HIS WAY Tne Prairie Dogs Jay Walkers a d me a cague gar Boston oy, it su son An't lik: cago and st and R G real good Sees Old Time Tramps also saw yroperty the ne out fly I saw others tradzed were along t health T suppose. Some ons were very lib if you needed mon per- will would But there 4 of people former F ley's tomb at Ca spot where Lingle, body was found in 1156 fellow showed me as I was coming east. I also saw the battlefield Ge urg. We drove through there early in the morning just as the sun i ‘nu-, Detroit of | egan to sline. It was an inspiring He Gives a Warning his story boy could go out and ause he can't. I'l m a little lame people could see o bandit. So I hope the 1 the Herald will take om me and don't leave on ire of them- mean that o what I tell you why. I and of course t that 1 was tip fr cky. That's the cool efore it well, is the told it keeps t Penn route v and Wed- President efore he passed away. Nebraska and Wy- 1 of repairs T ocean to 10 Lincoln high- is route only goe e cities, Philadel- The rest of the t so bad. T covered over and back 5 Feels Wyoming Heat in Wym water run 1 day irgh iles out was 5o tha through iong to up. Tce Towns it bad for Rets left v where it is ater. alifornia tourist coming east looking for work, they s are better in the east than r garden hoses a the 2 keep 1 had a good time lot of things. But I er boy to try t0o many mo- torists are t#e highws a goo® man ing sun with sometimes f stretch.” afraid hours and hours at a DETROIT MAYOR FACES BALLOTING (Continued I'rom First Page) ¢d that “sinister influences” control the mayor and urged recall as the only method “restoring good government.” Mayor Bowles recall move is a of declared that the “conspiracy led b s and Free Pre He said “whether shall rulfl' the press or the people 1ls predicted tha be heavy, a is required to de- udn the i 1t Mayor Bowles is recalled, an- other election to choose his succes- sor must, be with the mayor automatically a can- didate. The mayor would remain today's vote would decid:| doesn't | ‘vw«x the shots that k Vorhaus said he had 12 witn disprove this claim. The def in- 1a id and t nored a of cautioning pr ob, onable dancer act Merls"—J ass on the dece the protested por- DELAY IN ENFORGING BAN ON SPEEDBOATS CAMPREL HELD IN'BAKER MURDER (Continued n First Page) ever, for further questioning as to what he knows of Campbell's activi- ties The wife and brother of Ca came to his aid tod could prove h The arrest of day after six hours tion by W gton and V" in the three months' slayer of the youn clerk As he as led county/~ Virginia, jail nied he killed Miss had quoted him “You have enot convict and electroct His brother, Frank C m‘phfll prominent’ Arlington county t s man, said he had inve q awl knew that his brother was innoce the Camply u 4 to 2 (F—A meet- ing had L lhkf{ and Herb r Campbell, whose gun is said by e perts to have d the girl. Barrere, innocence, ma rets stoutly had not torney but said he relied on the tes- timony of friends who were with nim on the day and 1 of the crime to e an He told police ell had a grudge against him, Campbell, real estate operator, gave information that first drew attention to Barrere. He said the man had access to his house and could easily have taken his pistol. B was arrested brought back to V Miss Baker's body was found near Arlington National cemetery several months ago. She was last seen the previous afternoon by friends Montreal and | downtown Washington held within 45 days, | in office until his successor is nam- | ed. J; DAY LON CHANEY TALKS! siri STRAND rrere, after an intensive search, | in quarry, 1 ot MEREURY FALTERY and maoy her similar - AFTER NIGHT RAIN MUSIC STORE FIRE nued From First Page) lite saver at the pool Sheeha fe ta to go | H heard store which indic stores and ic rly up is probable that ice cream during the d loade home more made was USE LEADS TOINQUIRY (Continued From et inside the front door, and after king out the money he went home, e smelled . he said, nor nor about tha t there was rst Page) Miano explained that the store is »y a corporation and he s of 1 of 1,020, he store imed that rted, store, is not FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS CLEAR-WEAVE SPECIALS [ Wednesday Morning Only ) 720 PAIRS! EVERY PAIR FULL FASHIONED! 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