New Britain herald., 1926-02-11

"' Nea-N rcaths and bouquets have ,q been cast upon inc turbulent Allan n tic near the spot where two scamcn |, Of this steamship porished in ho,n. V ing to save 27 men from tho s freighter Antonoe.
 if Mex,co City -~ Francisco Villas o head, says the newspaper ciranco, ,s
 on the way 10 Chicago at the jnsti-
 gation of an eccentric millionaire a criminologist, who also sought Vic. I toriano Huerta's head after dIrri- I culty in pursuing his hobby in the , United States.
 Three Rivers, Que.-Frod Beau- vais has some cash, presumably His suit against Mrs. Anne [. Stillman : has been settled during her second honeymoon with her husband. Tho Indian sought $7,G21.60.
 New Iork-know the nation.s sixth city? It once gave it's name to a cocktail, Anyhow, the Bronx board ot trade uses the designation
 in pamphlet setting forth the achievements of the borough.
 Philadelphia--Dr. Felix A. Mur. phy is dead, a martyr to his profcs- son. Infected week ago while op- eratinS on a scarlet fever patient
 he diagnosed his own case and said that he would not recover. In an effort to save his life an arm was amputated as he directed.
 New Iork-Clare Briggs and FL lis Parker Butler are to have q fight yes, regular boxing bout. Doro thy Gish is to referee. And Fannis Hurst and Booth Tarkington are to do the Charleston. It will be an au- thor's benefit. DcnVcr--1lcr home raided after a '. list of customers was seized from a hootleggcr, Mrs. J. II. Porter, social leader has been fined $500.
 Jersey City--'No robust young | woman should be permitted 10 loaf ' in luxury on alimony supplied by all ' ambitious husband," Njc"-C Chanccl- S Tor Fielding has ruled. He allowed Mrs. Louis Lerner sl5 q week, l' small part of her husbands income. a
 New Iork-A plea of the leader II of the Joy Christians" that the pro- " hibition laws arc a terrible affront to Christianity is now before the fed S' eral circuit court Of appeals. A. V Stanlny Copeland, minister's son, D who gave away liquor in pubic places upstate, argued his own ap- n peal. tf New Iork-Thc latest. youngest. h. ard-kansas City hopes-one Of the e most scintillating stars of tho mrtro- poitan Marion Tancy- may be heard over WIZ and allied stations February 19, two nights fir after her operatic debut. ar
 \, New York--As 10 Lincoln and yc Coolidge: By Miss NiaNa Nordau. dc French artist, who wants 10 pain, M Inc president: Except Lincoln, pa coolidge has the most interesting tr, lnd strongest fac" of any American laS 'tatesman." Ei Washington ---- By Representative dl' }rumm, republican,. Pennsylvania, turing debate on coal; If he Coolidgo) had been in Lincon's 'lacc the slaves would have died be- " ore they were free" rl' New IIaycn-Sabin w. Carr oa 'alr's star pole vaultor leaves col S'" ee for Iowa home because of ill. S,o iess. l"
 cut G1""nWich~- Eight business asso. ,' "' iatcs honorary pail bearers al Ut uneral of l.. E. Price, head of mcr. == antile company. M, New lGaven-Ncw York 10 Boston Hs reight steamer, believed 10 he Rose ss 'ay. goes aground on Fish Rock as urinG storm; works loose. hE Stam(ord-Coroner reserves dp- M sion after investigation of death ot ls Tiger Smith, Norwalk boxer, fol- 3s 'Wing bout with Walter Brodcrick. NE BridGeport-John White of So aH Iucket, T.. l., waylad and robbed jE hilo taking money to aged mother. E1 rously i'll at town farm. ER Bcthcl-CharIcs II, Mart, n, AG Hnlbcr of Fairfield county board EH
 commerce, unconscious many M ours after being hit by automo- ad lc. Ss Middl"toWn-Scvcntccn men. 19 nS cShmon and five sophomorcs AH opped at Wesleyan because of low ho1arship. kh SALESMAN SAM