New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1930, Page 13

Second Section - - NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930. HUMAN FLY WL | . TRY BRIDGE LEAD 0ds {0 Attempt Stunt That | Gaue Death of Friend t that Norman J. | in an attempt to | new 178th s n_\)h]e the fa - fost his iit gl ficom th wibon wiver bridge et below Toods of this eits cemtions of . Buw it mext highest s world. Terry lost 1is life when he struck the water flat his back and re- | ceived a fractured spine. He a banner that acted as a recting his course to t According t proved v 8space of d street to the waters | Daredevil “JoRn. | ¢w London, on a | oday, announced | rying the same The bridge s thc‘ span in the} usec in di- Terry hit a . Woods, who w unlucky profession- al stunter, says that he plans to use lead heels weighting four pounds each to take him on a direct course to the water. As the New York police are op- posed to, having the stunt repeated and will not issue any permits, Woods says that he will have to watch for a good opportunity to sneak by the bridge guards and pe form his feat. It may be ne to try it at night. He he lives through the stunt, he ex- pects it to remain a long time cord as he doubts whether anyone else will try to make the jump. His trainer Will be present when he tries to succeed in the trick that sent Terry to his death. * Will Climb Plainville Building Woods, who is a well-known human fly, wil climb the Neri build- ing in the center of Plairf¥ille this evening at 7 o’clock. He will per- ||e form stunts at the edge of the r © top. He has j rom Montreal, the ng the climb m | one hour and minutes while | blindfolded. He has been engaged in the daring business for 12 years, climbing tall buildings in every state in the union including the Woolworth bulding. He spent the past summer in Maine and Vermont Yoing his “human fiy” stunts. 'lmd hotel 1 City Items Pitlis of 20 1II while North s ing Offic nn’s house on Smal and Officers Mec- «Cabe and Harper took him to New Britain General hospital. Mrs. J. W. Petras of 18 Kelsey street is at the Grace hospital in New Haven recuperating from an operation last Monday for a foot ailment. Frank Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Shea of 124 Tremont street, has s resumed his studies at Basselin col lege, Catholic university, at Wash- ington, D. ¢ members, of |hn St. Douis .RYO“H‘. Anxious to give sevemnl rookies as much of a test as is possible in the few remaining days of the season, Manager Bill Killefer has sent Stew- art, Badgro, Melillo, McNeely and Hungling home for the year. Coach Jimmy Austin nha has been excus- ed thl nex wmllh 1 l!nn n obtain sdnction of the | tic commission. mission today. He has both boxers signed. The University of Towa is 73 years. old. enuine Glass 5% off | Studio, ¢! | musc Woman Disregards Husband’s Warnings Los Angeles Sept. 23 (UP) — W. O. Jenks often warned his wife, Sylvia, not to open his steel strodg box after he died. - “If you open it you'll be sorry,” he told her, “but you are a wom- an and'probably will.” g 10 an explanation n superior court. Twenty day er he died. Short- ly terward a strang woman called upon Mrs, Jenk: id she had been Jenks' fiancee and de- manded his effects. Mrs. Jenks was bewildered. She remembered her husband’s warning, but could not resist the temptation to open the steel box. She found a divorce decree he had obtained in Mexico last year and never told her about. Jenks, who was 65 when he died, left an estate valued at $60,000, e by Mrs. Jer " ART SCHOOL WILL OPEN | SEASON ON OCTOBER 13| Spencer Nicholas, A. N. : . ford Low to Direct Students This Year. A, and San- The New Britain Art school will |/ commence cla 30 C October 15 at the street. Registra- ther Saturday, aturday, October ated that if | 1 Painting and drawing will The New Britain Art league, which sponsors the school, has obtained the services of Spencer Nichols, A. N. A, and Sanford Low on its teaching_staff. Mr. Nichols, besides being a megiber of National acad- emy, is also a member of ‘the Grand Central gallery, the Salmagundi . McDowall club, Architectdral on, many other work hangs in ma ms of the country at the mational capitol at Wash ton. Mr. Low is a graduate of the Museum of Fine Arts school in Bos- ton where” he studied under Philip || Hale, Henry Hunt Clark, Leslie Thompson and Frank Boseley. He has also had three years of iilustra- tion in New York-and has toured and painted in Italy, France and Switzerland. It is the aim of the New Brifain Art school to develop individual ex- pression in art, to teach students to Taint along o al lines rather than 1\((‘-1‘ a conventional school formula oster the true art spirit, " pla the student in Hartford, Sept. 23 (F—Hartford which has been without scheduled air transportation since the abrupt end to operations of the New Eng- land & Western Air Transportation company last Friday, will again have regular airplane rvice within a few days. <\m\0nnr‘rm»r\f lh’fl I iy ept. 23 (A—Mrs. Marie D.lhl Morgensen, financial secretary of the cofmmunity chest here and wife of Colonel Morgen- sen, commander of the 192nd field artillery, has file nit for divorce in superior court, it was revealed today. Mr Morgensen ¢ desertion, ed in Brooklyn on February 1918. T no children. NAUM D ISSUED Salem, s 3 eam Cotton comp: ed a regular quart share payable Oc- kholders of record dividend o tober 1 to September 24. . 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