New Britain herald., 1926-06-05

1 Washington - Several senators say they do not know how poker is played. Senator Underwood wal asked to explain the game when he compared filibustering to a little game of draw poker" with deuces running wild" He said you have SC many aces In your hand you do not know what you are playing"
 GIens Falls, N. r. --- Giens Falls residents have been thrilled by a meteor. It was visible for nearly a minute.
 Chicago - A copy Of 1hsen'' tragic drama "A Dolls House. wa' found clutched in the hands of Mrs M, D. Tillman, who killed her two Ichildren and herself by administer ling poison. A note said she "could not stand life any longer.'
 San Antonio, Tex. - Texas cattle men have q grudge against llquor Isnugglers along the Mexican border The rum runners horses ar" covered with cattle fever ticks hindering el- forts of stockmen to stamp out the pest.
 Vagerstown, Md. - Alcohol, a'co- hol. who has tho alcohol Prohlpi- rion agents have their work to do all over again.
 New York-Although virtually 1T
 the shadow of the death chamoer Harry Cowan, will fight divorce action. His wife named os co
 rcsuondeut Miss Edith Burton iol
 whose staying Cowan was convicted New York-Tho bison market + slow, Two surplus Buffalo from the ritv owned zoo stocks brought sllU each. another sold for $l21.
 poultry dealer bought the latter pu' { didn't explain why.
 London-PrinCess Mary IS III anu has cancelled engagements for lhe ! next few days. She IS conhhcd 10 her room with d severe chill winch she got at the Derby Wednesday,.
 Tarrytown, N. Y.-John D. Rocke' r.llar. who will be S7 next month, ] SAWS cheerfulness is a great help to sood health but worry and over eoting are not. "The days of worry are over for me-" he said. T don let anything bother me-
 New York-If he had to "quil being q crown prince Gusta\n' Adolphus of Sweden would like tc l Lave q position in an American oT' museum.
 Joliet. Il.--Two convicts, plotting to escape, hid in the state prisor quarry. Warden Elmer Greel walked to the brink of the chasm i "There's going to be some dynamit' ing in here. and if anybody is in thi' quarry he'd better get out NJ answer. The dynamite detonated That's enough" said two voices Here we come"
 1 Hollywood, Calif.-Foes four times i last fall in professional footbal games, Red Grange and George VII son have carried their battle fol i yarduge to the films. Wilson, for mer Washington halfback, is in th' movies in opposition to his red ! haired rival of the gridiron, ! Chicago Six millionalres, includ ! ing John Borden and Lester Armour stood in line in bucket brigade and fire was quenched in the $lSroQt kenn"ls or Austin H. Nibltcks l.ak' Forest estate.
 { New Haven -~- A. II. ChHpin, Jr., Springhald, Mass, defeats Wm. Y, TiIden. 2d.. national tennis cham rion, S-6, 6-4, 7-5, in Connecticut state tennis tournament singles finals.
 New Canaan -- NJ. B. inllach, so, retired electrical engineer, drops dead while giving grocery order.
 Ansona - Patrick Hayes, Civil | War veteran, dies,
 ' New Haven -- Yale's oldest grad tuate, John Donnell Smith, '4'. Of Baltimore who has never visited his alma mater. is 9S today.
 Bridgeport - Dennis J. Haylon is named president Of Eastern baseball league until December. Waterbury -- Three boys die in landslide of 30 foot bank; two others narrowly escape death, Hartford -- America today leads the world In matters of education, Sir John Adams Of London univer- sity tells educators,
 Bridgeport -- Widow Of John T.. King Is bequeathed his estate in will admitted to probate.
 Hartford - Fire in fourth story