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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24

nskde "a stromem j snadno ma
jde.
Cetl jsem fadu knih. ktere ops-
vovaly lasku tahitskou ljjako raj
skou lasku. Podle svyych zkuse-
nosti myslim. ze mluvi-li Sc 0 ra-
j. mysh Sc tim okolf. nebot' nikde
ma svsts neodehravajf Sc akty la
sky v krasnsjsim milieu nez ma
Tahiti.
Vzduch jest naplnsn omamny-
mi a pravem smyslu erotickymi
vlnsmi jasminu. frangipanu, tia
re bezu. Vse to kvete zde po
cely rok. Ovzdusi jest sladke a
opoins teple. Pfiroda poskytuje
hebke loze aromatickych trav.
5 guirlandami rozkvetlych han
vsech barev mad hlavou.. A neni
krasnsjsiho baldachynu nez tenn
ne tropicke nebe tisici hvszdami.
Use okolo vas dyse smyslnosti,
jen tahitsika zena jest bez tempe
ramentu a bez vasns, nebot' laska
stala Sc pro nj kazdodennim IVY
kem. Idealni laska. laska pro Ia
sku, zde snad neeistuje.
Dnes by jiz Lott sotva psal
svij roman "Manzelstvi Lottiho"
tim enthusiasmem a obdivem pro
tahitskou zenu.
/ Move pfisli Evropane zaklada-
j 81 zde manzelstvi We volnem
svazku zenou tahitskou, ale az
ma male vyjimky,' domacnosti ty-
to konciyaji fiaskem. Zena ta-
hitska neni hospodyni ami kuchaf-
kou. jest velmi Ina jedina prace
kterou della oblibou. jest prani
pradla v fece. A take vidite We
dne zeny tahitske jen We vods.
Chce-li 81 Evropan zaloziti do
macnost jen trochu podobnou do
macnos4evropske, jest nucen hle-
dati misenky, a tuto vsemu nauci
ii, anebo zlistati sam a platiti dra.
re Cinana. ~.
Vsichni bslosi pfivadeji 81 pro-
to sebou bile zeny, anebo Sc je.
!. Ste mladi zeni zenami rodir
beIosskych. Muzi nezenati jsou
zde zvfastnosti.
Bohuzel pfevzala zde blia ze.
ma mnoho cd svych hnsdych Sc
ster a otazka manzelske vsrnost
je zde dosti nejasna. Cestnou w
jimku cini zde zivel ne;;vice pro
skribovany. to jest zivel francouz'
sky, ktery jjediny zde udrzuje po
! svatnost domaciho krbu.
A svatby tahitske jsou uzavi
rany velmi rychle a bez obtizi
: kratke libanky. ktere jsou krats
! nez svatebni hostina, jez zde trv;
: nskdy az tyden. konaji Sc "a Il
: casti vefejnosti "a nejblizsim stro
mem.
A Soustrovi Oceanic. o kteren
4 jsem tolik cetl. stalo Sc pro mn
, souostrovlm rozcarovanych illusi
n Papeete, II. ledna 1924.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24
KRTci PRAcE.

Veky berlnsky list pokus Sc nedavnych dnech vzru-
st evropskou verejnost sensacnim odhalenm tajnych
dodatcch csl smlouve Franc. dokumenech otisknu
ych byy vysoveny vsechny ty cey zavazky kerych "a
uja krtikove smlouvy nj
sradaly kdyz byla uvefenena 25 edna Poole doku-
mend Berlner Tageblattu pfjalo Ceskoslovensko
be povnnost vypovedet Nemecku okamze valku jakile
by oco brannem konfliku at z Francii samotnou
nebo Polskem Dale zde stanovi re Ceskosloyensko
France zachovay by neuraitu pfipade vaky uskopo
ske Snahy Itae nadvlade mo Stfedozemnim budou
spolecne potrany Jugosave pbere do spolku Jen
re ia pry nabdku zamita.
Kazdy ctenar jen pon6kud nformovany dnenim stavu
meznarodn potiy prohled prvni pohed re zde bezi
znamy diponatcky rk, ktery Zemena povaecne rusne
dobe z caste opakova Vyrobi uncle ane smlouvy
do nchz vlozi muze situaci naezite orvt
poskOd, pax tyto tajnos hucnym aparatem od
hall kazdemu uTednmu vyvraceni drze cell augurskym
dsmevem Vzdyt vine, znamenaj vladn dement,. Nase
zahranicnmu uradu podarlo nhodou snest d1kazy
naprosto pfesVedcuc primo vedecky exaktn nichz W.
pyva made vsechnu pochybnost re to- byo Berlner
Tagebattu oseno jsou padelky to padelky vemi prmi
tivn neobratne vyroben6 Byy jz pred nejakym
nabdnuty Praze psusnou 1patu pod hrozbou skanda
nho uvereneni ponevadz obchod nepoda, byly pax
ydny berlinskemu istu ehoz chefredaktoov Theodoru
Woovi e ceskoslovenska Zahranicni potka zvlase ei
fdel minsr Benes soil occh cd tie doby kdy zasah
hoducm zpusobem prospech Poka sporu hornosez-
keho Nesto jest pouze, ida Wolf sa obeti mezi
narodnich podvodnlku, proto ably nebamoval
hledi obhajti pravos svych "dokumentI @ zda je sam
stracem kompotu ehoz smys je snadno pochopieny So
zde Jednak zase move neduvery nas republce hran
vype starych zofadu tanych spoku vojenskych kon-
venci miz Sc rusi bezpetnost svetoveho mu ednak
fnancni posraseni volan move baisy kur-
su nasch valut
oboJim smeru setkal Sc arci nemoorny pokus falsf
katoru dokonaym fiaskem Vazna veejnost pfijaa
de odhaleni pochybnosm CHI vdni kancelae zemena
Spoecnost naodu kde cnnost naSeho mnra zahranicnc
veci e dobfe znma, odmty ihned pfikada jim akouko
v viru Nemecka vada bya by vlastnm zaimu ucinls
nejlepe kdyby byla sensaci "Tagblau odma
Ponevadz j vsak nechala rozsr oficon Wofovou kance
ar ocita Sc sama podezreni nejd uprimne vytvo
reni one pfznve atmosfery kte nezbyna pro kyzenj
smr mezi vemocem Tim e zasuzne do briskeht
premera, ktere JH sbovao neepsi spechy. Na
pomer Nemecku by az dosud y2dy korekni zdalo Sc
sc bude dale lepsi Neni ami treba ztrcet SLOW TOM
jakekoliv ajne smlouyy vyboinymi umysy byy by
srovnaelnsm rozporu jak demokratckym zrzenm nas
pubky tax pfirozene pacifistickm smerncemi vesker
nas zahrancni polky Rssko ntrika zansi nyn
neenom do suace mezinroni nybrz nasi vnitrni 20
tky do pomeru tesko-nemeckeho novy irivy HAS Sus
vsak vyknou, ze muvGi zdesch Nemcu posanec dr. KAT
ka uznal rozd cd bernskeho VOLTA vkad ministra Be
nese prohlasi cestne otevfene, re veri
odbor minis sterske Cs,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24
zENY A LASKA
TA.HITSKA.
Napsal MiloS Ably.

Tahiti. tato podivuhodna zeme.
byla pfezvana svymi objeviteli
"Novou Cytherou''. K.azda pfi-
pluvsi lod' byla obklopena pFipla-
vavsimi zenami, ktere pfisly bilym
tvafim nabidnouti syoji lasku ma
znameni pfatelstvi pohostinstvii.
Uplynula dive stoleti. A dnes
vidime zde blahodarne vysledky
kultury evropskych misionaTl a
pastorii. Tahiti neni jiz Cythc-
rou. ale vclikym lupanarem. kde
prostituce povysena byla ma vysi
Tahiti anka jest zena zjevu vel
| mi pfGemneho, postavy prostfedni
krasnych plnyych forem. Plet' ie-
| j Jest barvy bronzove a nevyslc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-24

Tahiti anka ma prochazku. hleda-
JIG pro ukonceni dne noveho pfi-
tele, ktery j koupi listek do bio
grafu, v pfipade, je-i to bsloch,
novou robu. M
Otec ami manzel prot tsmto
prochazkam niceho nenamitaji, a
neni to davno, kdy, byl-li jste po-
ivan Tahiti anem k vesefi, nabidl
vam hostitel pred vasim odcho-
dem ma vybsr svou zenu a sve
dcery. Dnes vlivem misionaffdd
tento zvyk neexistuje. Tahiti an
vam jiz nenabizi svych deer, ale
ty Sc vam nabidnou samy.
Nedeje Sc tax Z vilnosti nebo
smyslnosti, mozno fici, ze je to
zvyk. Tahiti anka povazuje akt
lasky "a jakousi modlitbu, a mo-
hu' vas ujistiti, ze nikde ma svets
Sc zeny nemodli tax mnoho a tax
caste, jake ma Tahiti.
Tahiti 'ane jsou rasa ma vymTe-
nj, proto instinktivns chapou Sc
vsech prostfedki. ably svou rasu
zachranili. Strach z ditste zde
neexistuie. Nikdo Sc mad tim ne
pozastavi, mali neprovdane dew
&c dvs til dsti. Naopak. je to
pro nj vyhoda. jekkoz najde spi-
Sc tahitskeho zenicha., Miti deti
jest zde velmi blahodarny stav, a
miti dits bile. jest dokonce cti!
A Ease jsou to misionafi, ktefi
svym horlenim proti nemanzel-
skym dstem znemoznuji ,zachra-
nu teto rasy, nebot' dnes pocinaji
81 Tahiti anky cd dsti, pomahati.
A vysledky teto methody Sc jiiz
pocinaji ukazovati, take Francie
bude nucena osidliti tento poem
sky raj novym zivlem.
Manzele mali velmi liberalni
nazory ma zivot. Stava Sc do
konce, zeo eomanzel sam. pfivede-li
81 jeho zena V noci domi noveho
spole6nika, odestyla postel a, "a
nekolik cigaret opousti loznici, -
pfeje vam dobrou zabavu. Jest
10 neuvsfitelne. ale vysvstlitelne.
Tahiti an neni egoistou. Pfiroda
mu dava bez prace vse. echo po-
tfebuje k svemu primitivnimu 1.-Two
byti. Zena byla tn vzdy iakousi
sluzebnici byla pfatellm vzdy
pljcovana, nejen ma den, ale ne
kdy ma nskolik tydnl. Stavalo
Sc tax dokonce vymsnou. Tahi-
tan nema pozadavkI ami ambici
pro sebe svou rodinu prote
pGvod jeho ditste jest mu lhostej.
, ny. Vychova deti pax, at il
!, vlastnich nebo cizfch. necini m,
zadnych potizi. Ostatne najd'
Sc fada rodin. ktere velikou ra
dosti adoptuji CHI deti. Adopta
ce deti jsou starodavnym zvyken
tahitskym. DEFY Sc " rodinacl
kralovskych a neni proto skort
NONE zjjistiti pravy rodokmel
kralovsky. Neni proto divu, CITE
nell prohlaseni posledniho ia
: hitskeho krale Pomare v.
: ze ieho dsti nemaji narok ma trul
tahitsky, any to nejsou deti leho
A naivnim zpusobem doklada v
= SVEN prohlaseni, lie nikdy Sc svo
: zenou nespal.
: Tahiti anka pro navazani styk
, ma sve tradicionelni zplsoby. ia
Q ko ma znameni. ze jest volna. m
. "a prayym uchem zatknut bill
g kvet tiare. Mali tento kvst z
e uchem levym. jest jiz zadana. I
: kvst Serveny. znamena: "Marn
= lsili, nemohu.'
e "Popaa' t. j. clzinec, m
II vzdy pfednost dokorce i sve pe
, fad. podle kursovni hodnoty sv
i valuty. Prvni ma fadu pficha,
f. ovsem American "Amrani"
e svym vSemocnym dolarem. N
druhem mists jsou Cinane Tin
to-. ktefi jsou velmi galantni
: stsdfi kavalifi. Ma tfetim mis-
m isou ciizinci ostatnich narodnos
~
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
LONE GAS STATION BANDIT
 SOUGHT BY STATE POLICE
Thirteenth HoId.up By Same Man Nets $50 After Manager Is Beat
 cn on Head By Revolver Butt

Bridgeport, Oct. 2i. = Police in cities, towns and villages along the Boston Post road joined today in a search for the gas station bandit" who for the past three months alas been terrorizing the night managers of the gasoline stations along the main automobile highway of the state. The bandit shortly after mid night made his third visit to Strat- ford since August 20 and his 10th visit in the vicinity of New Haven.
 In a holdup at a gas station at Avon park early today the bandit got $20, fellfng the manager of the station, Sidney Cunning, with the butt of his revolver when Dunning attempted to call the police by tele- phone. Fred Howard, Dunning's as- sistant, was also held at bay by the bandit.
 Police of Stratford, Bridgeport, New Haven and West Haven are convinced that single bandit is re- sponsible for the series of robberies. The only disguise employed by the gas station bandit consists of pair of shell trimmed glasses and soft hat with wide brim, pulled low over the forehead.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
BRINGS SUIT FOR $5,OO0
Mrs. Emil Krauss Starts Action Against Shelton and Waterbury Men To Recover for Injuries.

Mrs, Emil Krause, through Roche X Cabelus, has brought suit for s5,- GOO damages against Frank Walsh Of Shelton and Joseph Eisler of Wa terbury, as a result of an automo- bile accident in Orange, Conn, four weeks ago. The writ is returnable the first Tuesday of November.
 Roche & Cabelus, acting for Thomas Stammers, has brought suit for $1 800 damages against Stanley 1. I.egrenza and Martin Takarzy, both of Sufield. the action resulting from an automobile accident in Suffield on October 8, in which the plain- tifrs machine was badly damaged and Mrs. Stammer was injured. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz has served the writ, which is re- turnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of Novem- Der.
 The suit of Dr. Dickerman of this city against the Martin New York Tent and Duck Go. has been settled in favor of the defendant The ac- ton was for SIS, arising out of a tent being delivered to an alleged wrong address. pr, Dickerman has paid the balance due with freight and demurrage. Nair & Nair repre- sentad the defendant and Donald Gaffney the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
WOMAN'S THROAT CUT
Unidentified Man Who Assailed Her in Like Condition in Bridgeport Latter Cannot Move.

Bridgeport, Oct. 21.--Mrs. Sophie Chorminsky, aged 30, of 166 Church street, mother of three children is in Bridgeport hospital with her throat slashed and an unidentified man, her assaiiant, is also at the Bridgeport hospital with his throat cut.
 Mrs. Chorminsky has not been liv- ing with her husband, according to information furnished by neighbors. At 1 o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Chorminsky and her assailant are said to have quarreled and accord ing to police the man attempted to murder the woman and end his life.
 A razor was the weapon used. The man drew the blade across the woman's face and neck, making a slash from the lobe of the left ear to a point under her chin. Neigh bors and police heard her screams Upon arriving they found the man stretched on the floor, lying in a pool of blood. He was hurried to the hospital with Mrs, Chorminsky. It was said that there was no hope for the mans recovery and that the woman's condition is serious,
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
ONE DEAD, 36 HURT IN THEATER PANIC
Girl of Ten Years is Crushed by
 Crowd Excited by Cry of Fire Blaze is Small.

Newcastle, Ky, Oct. 21.-The shadow of death fingered today over three of the 3s persons crushed in a panic last night when terrified spectator cried fire" in the New castle theater. The blaze, which at no time endangered the safety of the patrons, cost the life Of 10 year old girl and resulted in injuries to 35 other persons. Three of the iu- jured are in a serious condition.
 Only few of the frantic specta- tors thought to use second exit in the building. The main exit was quickly choked. Some persons leaped from the stairway upon the heads of those struggling below and at one time men, women and children were piled ten deep in the passageway, 1t was reported.
 A house of 250 packed the little building. The blaze was confined to d small projection room.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
City Items

American Legion night at the Boys club. scheduled for this even ing. has been postponed until next week and there will bc open sym. tonight, with races, a peanut scramble. and other events. Watch fobs and other prizes will be awarded to the winners, and lively time Is certain.
 Excellent peanut clusters. peanut brittle, choc. covered walnuts. Ad- vertised goods In stock and fresh. McEnroes, 427 West Main st.--advt.
 The Americanization committee of the New Britain Industrial council wlll meet at the r, M. c. A. this evening at 5 o'clock. Americaniza- ton Director James F. o'Brien win be present.
 The Employed Boys Brotherhood of tho Y. M. c. A. will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. SuperiD- tendent Frank Woods of the Corbin Cabinet Lock division of the Ameri- can Hardware Co. will speak,
 The open meeting of Jehuda Ha- levi lodge for the fall season will be held at 8 o'clock Sunday evening in Odd Fellows hall. Judge Jacob Asher of the city court of Worces- ter, Mass, and head of the Y. W, H. A., in that city, will speak. Re- treatments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
COzY DOLAN WILL
 SUE JUDGE LANDS
0usted Coach Alleges Slander-, Wants Share of Series Money

New York, Oct. 2f.-Cozy Dolan, former New York Giant coach who was banished from baseball with Jimmy o'Connell on charges of at- tempted bribery. will bring suit against commissiQner Landis and organized baseball for alleged slam der. according to announcement to- day by W. J. Fallon. lawyer who has been engaged by Doan to handle the case.
 At the same time, Fallon said, Dolan will make his action. basis for an attempt to clear his name, be restored to baseball ranks and obtain his share of :he 1924 world series money.
 ''Dolan Is an innocent man." Fall lon declared. "When the facts of the case are published and Dolan's com plete testimony before Judge Landis is revealed. the public can judge for itself whether Dolan is implicated .. the scandal or not.
 "Action will be started in federal court in New York city against Judge Iandis and organized baseball within three or fonr days for alleged slam der for Dolan's. restoration to base ball and for his share Of the world series receipts"
 Asked about O'Connel, Fallon said he was not interested in O'Connell's case, except as it related to Dolan's action. Dolan said his entire case would be based on Bolan and assert ed he would force Commissioner I.andis 10 make public Dolans com plete testimony.
 o'Connell's confession of his offer of $500 bribe to Heinie Sand, Philadelphia shortstop, to throw" a game with the Giants September 27 here, named Dolan as instigator. Dolan denied any connection with the deal but was banished with O'Connell by Commissioner Landis because his statements were held t- be vague and unconvincing.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
TltttpraIs
Mrs. Nora O'Beirne ,,

The funeral of Mrs. Nora O'Beirne was held this morning from her home on Sefton Drive at 9:S0 o'clock followed by solemn high mass of requiem in St. Mary's church at 10 10 o'clock. Rev. Walter A. McCrann was celebrant, assisted by Rev. Mathew Traynor, deacon. Rev. Peter J. Coffee of Hartford, sub-deacon, and Rev. Raymond J. Clabby, mas ter of ceremonies. After the mass, Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang Some Sweet Day" and as the body was borne from the church, St. Mary's quartet sang Lead Kindly Light"
 The bearers were James Donahue, John Quinn, John Brady, James Smith, Charles Wrenn and Wallace Wills. Fathers Clabby and Coffee conducted committal services at the grave. Burial was in St, Mary's ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
DEMOCRATS EXPECT ID SPEND s75O,00O
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mittees as follows:
 New York, $2.0Oo; South Dakota, s2,50O; New Mexico. $7,5o0; Rhode Island sI,2OO; Montana, s2,ooo; Col orado $5,OOO; Nebraska, s7.OOO; Kentucky, s2.5OO.
 Frank P. Walsh took over the ex- animation.
 Have you any bankers commit tee making collections for your or ganization?" he asked.
 T do not think I know enough bankers to make committee" Ger ard replied amid laughter.
 Do you know of any business or ganizations collecting funds for your organizations or others who might be beneficiaries of a tariff law"
 "I do not"
 "You have no minor body of any character that is collecting money for you?"
 ''No."
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
BRITISH CUTTER,
 RUM LADEN, HELD
Violation of Treaty Alleged in
 New London Seizure

New London, Oct. 21.-While the eight members of the crew of the three e-masted English schooner Over the Top were detained in the brig of the coast guard cutter Tampa at anchor in the river, hearing for the men was set for 2 o'clock this aft ernoon before U. S. Commissioner Earl Mathewson at the customs house.
 The Over the Top. captured be- fore dawn yesterday morning as she rode at anchor in rum row south east of Block Island, was moored at the wharf of the coast guard acad- emy at Fort Trumbul pending de- cision of the court this afternoon. She has what is estimated at 6,S00 cases of Scotch and rye whiskey and alcohol. whose value is conserva- lively estimated at sS00,o0O.
 The charge under which the ves- sel is held Is violation of the treaty with Great Britain which rules a vessel carrying contraband seizable within ono hours steaming from shore. She is the fourth vessel ever seized since the inauguration of the treaty.
 The schooner has been anchored in rum row for the past six weeks, it is reported, in the same position in which she was taken yesterday.
 The Tampa, running without lights, refrained from use of her searchnght for fear of disturbing the crew and under the veil of darkness approached the anchored rum ship. filled 10 her decks with liquors of assorted varieties. As the cutter came alongside, the swell Of the sea bore the Tamp1's stem up under the wind-iammerS prov. The bowsprit on the latter broke in two.
 The cook was the only man stand ing watch on the schoone' at the time, but the shock of the two craft coming together and the report of the breaking toN spirit awakened the members of the sleeping crew, who jumped froGl their hunks in emaZe- ment and were given little opportu- nfty to apprehend the situation be- fore a boarding crew was on deck and had them under arrest. The crew was transferred to the brig of the cutter while the vessel was taken in tow for this port arriving shortly after two this afternoon The schooner's hold was filled to her gunwales and on deck were numer- ous casks for which there was no room below.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21

blast. His right arm was broken. but with his left he saved two others from drowning and was trying to keep Walters head above water when a heavy wave bfoke his hold.
 The Trenton was commissioned about six moaths ago, shortly before the turret explosion aboard the bat tleship Mississippi of the California coast which caused 47 or IS fatal ties. She had Just completed a shakedown cruise around Africa by bringing home the body of Robert w. Imbrie. American vice-consul. who was killed at Tehersn by a mob of Persian religious fanatics. She Is commanded by Captain F. c. Kalb- fus and Is designed to carry crew of about 900.
 Engaged fin Target Practice
 The ship was engaged in target practice on the southern drill grounds off Cape Henry when the accident occurred, and rushed im- ultudttly to iiduiptou INVdub' I'h'. Of the most severely burned wse transferred by tug to the naval hcs- pital at Portsmouth. where one dud early today and several others were thought to have little chance to re- cover.
 A message from the Trenton re- ceived by naval officials, here said the powder and shell were being hoisted into the turret at the time of the explosion and that 'all safety precautions had been ob- served" No shot had been fired, the electrical trouble was not re- garded as the cause.
 'Immediately after the explosion the message added. "the access door in the rear of the turret was opened and four men fell overheard be- cause of the overhang. Three were rescued. One. (Walker) apparently was badly burned and drowned, but his body was not recovered" {.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
AGED VIOLINIST FORGED
 TO GO TO WORKHOUSE
Joseph Tatar Once Was Rich And Admired In Musical World Now Is Cold, Hungry And Pcnniless.

New York, Oct. 21.-Eighty-four year old Joseph Tatar, who once led crack Hungarian regimental band, who has played in New York's greatest hotels and whose violin brought him a small fortune, went to the workhouse today because he was cold, hungry and friendless.
 Bad investments wiped put his fortune. Tatar told. Magistrate Cor rigan when arrested as a vagrant. For several months he had eked out meagre living playing on street corners.
 Then, one night in a cheap lodg- ing house, an interruptions fellow vag. stole his last prized possession "a Stradivarius violin. Tatar al- most starved to death for a while after that, then he begged, and the police got him.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
rOoTE ROY IMPROVING.

The condition of George Foote, 17, who is at the New Britain gen eral hospital recovering from a wound in his right side, is reported at the hospital to be steadily im- proving. Foote was accidentally shot in the side last Saturday afternoon when a revolver in the hands Of Thomas Swain was discharged. The boys were playing In the garage at 90 Barnett street when the accident occurred.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
REMOVES TIRES WHEN HE
 HEARS STARK IS COMING
Morris Racher Said To Have Resort
 led To Clever Scheme To Foil
 Stark Armed With Replevin.

Constable George A. Stark had difficulty yesterday in serving the writ of replevin issued, through Nair & Nair, by M. D. Honeyman against Morris Racher. EOrdered to replevin a coupe, he set about his task, but the defendant was warned of his intended action and removed the tires from the rims and hid them. A large crowd gathered around the machine, which Consta- ble Stark finally had lowed off on the rims.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
SHENANDOAH HELD
 F UP BY HEAVY F0G
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places being 4S hours, 4s minutes.
 With almost continuous head winds on the northbound voyage the Shenandoah covered the 1,500 miles in 4S hours. Fogs concealing the mooring mast and sunshine warming her gasbags added II hours Of ainf- less circl.ng over Tacoma before she could moor without valying the precious helium.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-21
HAGEARTY FILES APPEAL

John ". Hagearty has appealed the refusal of his application for a building permit, asking that the court set aside the decision of tho building commission. He claims that this refusal will result in the con- dscation of property rights. The ac- ton was brought through W. F. Mangan and is returnable the first Monday of November. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the writ.