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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17
FLASHES OF LIFE: WASHINGTON MAN
CLAIMS LONG DISTANCE BIKE RECORD

dition of the Hebrew university are
correct. 1t has found that the
substance believed to be mama is
the secretion Of a parasite living on
tamarisk. an evergreen shrub.
Putnam - Edgar Anger. electric
company employe meets instant
death when his body comes in con-
tact with high tension wire.
Easton Ida NJ. Tarbell. author
of Judge Ebert H. Gary's biography
! eulogizes famous steel man.
Hartford - State employees get
missionaries covering personal
I facts, record and qualifications for
work from board of control and
finance.
Derby - Motorcycle Officer Will
liam Burke saves four boys from
drowning in Housatonic river.
New Haven Hagop Bogigian,
SlOllly pCtlCA VI 4NC" 4ldN GIL Iodu
stockholders meetings for many
years, declared he will ask cancella-
| ton of authorizations to borrow be-
tween s60,000.000 and s65,000,000,
which have been granted over a pc
riod of several years and never used.
New Haven Golfers took to
Tommy Armour and Johnny Farrell
to lower course records set at Yale
links by Ben Thompson and Bobby
Andrew whom they will play tomor-
row.
Middletown Carmelina Faraci.
| S, suffers possible skull fracture and
internal injuries when struck by
truck.
Stamford - Nicholas Bower of
Bridgeport is burned while working
on New Haven road power trans
mission wire.
Westbrook - Richard Salmon, son
of DR.. Thomas w. Salmon carries on
search for his fathers body in Long
Island Sound where he Is thought to
have drowned.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17

10 lAiAhS lc Has peudlieu hunger
than anybody else ever did contin-
uously. He rode bike for "a hours
and 16 minutes. travelling 1904
miles. During the ride he had a
sandwich. ice cream, coffee. water
and alcohol. the latter externally.
Camden, n. j. Having hitch
hiked more than 1000 miles to Port
land. Ore, and back, Louis Bau-
mann, wife and 17-year-old daugh-
ter are back home. They say motor
lists in their home state were the
least responsive to their hailing.
New York Because he REFORM
ed as some folks might view it, a
saxophone and clarinet player is to
be deported. Vincenzo Gentle was
admitted from Italy three years ago
as an artist He married shoe
makers daughter and went to work
for her father. AS a shoemaker he's
affected by the immigration quota
and now he's at Ellis Island
Malone. N. Y. - Movie folks de-
string to wed in the Adirondacks
should have their divorce DEGREES
with them. Betty Marie Shelton.
scenario writer had hers. Alan
Dwan, director, didn't have his. No
decree, no license. ruled the town
clerk. And their marriage was post
poned a day until the decree arrived.
New York - Leone Kruse Of La
mont, Mich. and Lawrence Wolf of
New York, first met when singing
opera in Prague three years ago.
Now they are married. The cere-
mony was in a New York studio in
which they had studied at different
times.
Wildwood, N. boy voyage will
be flashed to folks on liners in
color symphonies if plans of Mrs.
Hallock are realized. She is ex-
perimenting at her villa on the
southern Jersey coast in transmits
sion Of messages by rays of light OF
various colors.
New York-Charges that she was
INSPIRED by the devil" are contained
in a warrant for the arrest of Mary
Waite, stewardess aboard the liner
American Trader. She is to be ar
rested on arrival of the vessel
charged with numbering Louis
Fisher an engineer, aboard the ship
by pouring acid in his mouth.
Charlottetown, P. E. 1.-Prime
Minister Baldwin, whose mother was
a Macdonald, thinks highly of that
clan. Addressing islanders he said:
II understand that in the early days
you brought over 300 MacDonalds
from the isles. Three hundred
MacDonalds are worth 5000 of any
| other set"
Dublin-Sean T. O'Kelly is one of
the De Valera minority in the dali.
His speech during the big debate
was in Gaelic. The majority failed
to understand it.
| Oakland, Calif.-Miss Mildred
Doran, Pacific flier, is heart whole
and fancy free now, but the coat
she wore when she winged west
ward was lined with fraternity pins
from boys at Michigan State college.
| These are only medals from past
cOnquests', she explained.
Stafford, N. Y.-Sarah Sanders,
| Cherokee Indian, wishes that terms
in the hoosegow be imposed on old
| ladies who go on the streets with
! bobbed hair and dresses up to their
knees. She has written from a
hotel in st. Louis to Representative
A. D. Sanders asking him to get
congress to do something about it.
observation-disclosures came from a
germ if the conclusion of an expe-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17
Railroad Cut in Coal
Rates Ordered Suspended

Washington. August II P-The
interstate commerce commission has
added another chapter to the con-
troversy over coal rates to points of
the Great Lakes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17
AT THE LYCEUNi

THE Primrose Path" starring
the beautiful Clara Bow with a fine
cast. is turning away satisfied
crowds daily.
The Swell Head" the companion
feature is a very fast picture with
a cast that can not be beat. The cast:
Ralph Graves, Mildred Harris, John
ME Walker, Mary Carr. mother of
the movies, and many other well
known screen stars.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, great
doubles feature bill. THE Heart
Thief" with Joseph Schildkraut, Lya
De Putt, Robert Edeson, and others.
Dramatic, thrilling, appealing, anus
ing. The companion feature. The
Midnight Watch" A very good I'M
derworld picture with Roy Stewart,
David Terrence, Mary McAllister
and others.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17
AT THE CAPITOL

AT THE CAPITOL
Beginning today and for Thursday
and Friday the Capitol offers
double feature program par excel
lence. The main attraction offers
THE Great Deception" as adapted
from the story The Yellow Dove"
1t is a thrilling romance of the Sc
cret service in England during the
early years of the late war and its
action takes place on land, on sea.
and in the air. Ben Lyon and Aileen
Pringle have the leading roles.
The companion feature presents
Love Makes EN- Vida delightful
comedy drama of the office worm,
who finally turned, and an all star
cast is seen in the different roles.
Beginning Saturday for four days
the management announces the
showing of Lon Clancy In his new
photoplay "Mockery."
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17

Nine years of experimenting in an
effort to breed tailless sheep has re-
suited in producing a breed with
such short tails that they do not
have to be locked.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17

observation-disclosures came from a
germ if the conclusion of an expe-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-17

Stafford, N. Y.-Sarah Sanders,
Cherokee Indian, wishes that terms
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ladies who go on the streets with
bobbed hair and dresses up to their
knees. She has written from a
hotel in st. Louis to Representative
A. D. Sanders asking him to get
congress to do something about it.
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MS.

ST. CROIX STATION.
Cairo, Sept. 26th-The Heluan Obser-
vatory reported an earthquake at 2.29
on Saturday mornings the e~picentre be-
ing about $50 miles distant.
Angora, Sept. 26th-Lieut. Otto Keen
necke hoped off on Saturday on the
second leg Of his fight from Cologne to
North America by the east route. His
immediate goal is Basra, Irak, at the
head of the Persian Gulf. He hoped to
cover the 1,050 miles by evening. The
weather at the time TO" the taking off
was calm.
London. Sept. 26th-The cable trans
fer rate from London or New York
crossed Par early in the dealings on the
Exchange. the rate Of the pound sterling
was 1856 1892 dollars. The rise was
attributed to demand for sterling for the
remittance of funds through London.
in connection with foreign loans foated
10 the United States, also the transfer
ence of money here for utilization at
higher rates of interest.
Montreal. Sept. 25th.- Displaying an
all round mastery of almost every stroke
, 1927-09-28

Bosra on his flight from Germany to
America via the Orient.
Los Angeles. Army fiers find no clue
Of the missing movie plane, the Spirit
of HOLLYWOOD with Frank TOnik, pilot,
and Marion, Mack, actress, a passen-
ger which left Santa Monica on Wednes
day for Chicago.
Spokane c. w. Meyers, winner Of
the tran~s-continental air Derby escaped
injury when his m~onopIane crashed
here.
Chicago. - Dempsey and Flynn say
they will file a formal protest with the
National Boxing Association if the Iii
nois Athletic Commission persists in re-
fu~ing to reverse the referees and the
judges decision.
Padarb0rn, Germany.-A German avi-
atOr's one hundred and eleventh para
chute jump proved fatal when the para
chute failed to open in a two thousand
foot leap.
Sydney, Australia Four Australian
aviators are planning a flight in October
from Oakland, California, to here with
the backing of the New South Wales
Government.
Venice. High winds aud heavy seas
caused the postponement of the Schnei-
der Cup race.
New York.-A plan for a good will
flight by Chinese pilots from the United
States to China is announced.
Chicago. Captain Giles enrOute by air
from Detroit was forced down and re-
turned to Chicago.
Geneva.-George w. Wickersham is
mentioned by the League Of Nations off,
Gals as a possible member of a body of
five j%urists to prepare a draft treaty on
modification of international law.
Weather normal
, 1927-09-28

known IN the game, Jean LacOSte. ten
MS champion Of France and the United
States and a member of the French
Davis Cup team, dazzled a huge gallery
Of over 1900 al the exhibition matches
at the Mount Row al tennis club LAGOS
te was accompanied by jacques Brugnon,
his team mate. Playing taultiess tennis
Lacoste defeated Jack Wright the Cana
dian titleh0lder two sets 60 81. Later.
in a doubles match with Brugnon, LAGOS.
tie gave another brilliant exhibition a.
gainst Jack Wright and C. w. Aikman. il.
The French pair won 6-2 Ga Brugnon.
with his fiery over too volIeying. his
twist service and daring drives, took the
final match Of the afternoon from Char
lie Leslie. The scores were TO, GO.
Ogden Utah. Sept. 26th. After three
hours debate the conference of Demo-
Gratis Of western states yesterday adop-
ted a resolution endorsing the candidacy
of Government or Alfred Smith Of New
York as the party's presidential nominee
IN 1928. The vote was not unanimous.
Utah delegates particularly opposed the
action.
Chicago Ills, Sept. 18th Jack Demp.
sey has emerged from his second cham,
plonshIp fight, riding a new crest Of DO.
pulafity which, il be elects to ride it out
may carry him to greater ring earning
power than ever known before. Definite
talk of another battle OF the century"
has been subdued and unofficial, but talk
there has been, almost from the moment
that Gene Tunney's arm was raised to
mark his second victory over Dempsey.
Tex Rlckard has shown signs of actual
enthusiasm over third Tunney Dempsey
fight. Iunney, Dempsey. and RIckard
comments follow, Richard, Il would be
willing to promote another match il Jack
would go over the same route as he did
for this one, meeting some OF the out
standing contenders', lunney, why
shouldn't l. | could Leaf DEMPSEY
every day in the week.. Den Isty.
still | think | can whip him. am Will
ling tt meet him again. The fourth eIe-
mcIt evolved IN "a ,End fight is the pub.
lie, which pald I.C58,6.O dollars for
Thursdays srec ac.e, aLd which might
be called upon Ten as much, or more, Tor
a third fight. There was definite signs
that promoters believe this public is not
yet convinced that Dempsey is through.
Winnipeg, Sept. 26,h. -NortheIn Sas.
kqtchewan is blanketed by snow that has
reached a depth of four inches at Prince
Albert, Tisdale and MelfOrt. A drop in
temperature elsewhere in the west car
ried a threat of snow, as the skies were
overcast and light rain and sleet were
reported from several points on the plai-
49, I'll --1l-. l-.-.. =. L. -sl
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LOCAL

At the present term of the District
Court the following aliens who had pre-
viously filed application for United States
citizenship were naturalized: Douglas
Skeoch Armstrong, Malcolm K. Arm
strong, Robert R. Armstrong, Samuel
Jacob Carlisle, Charles James, and John
Arthur Thompson, All were British
subjects.
It is advised that letters and parcels
for the United States will be accepted
for dispatch by the direct steamer Ma
yaro" mails closing in C~hSistiansted at
500 .. m. Monday October 3rd.
The Native Brass Band rendered an
other lively concert in the Bandstand last
night. There was a fine shower of rain
at the close Of the concert. and more
fell later in the night and up to this
morning.
Frederikstej movie patrons will see the
excellent drama 'St. Elmo" tonight.
John Gilbert the famous movie star is
playing the leading role. Don't miss this
beautiful picture.
Bride 10, the new serial, will be
shown to night at Bethlehem Theatre.
See this exciting serial and the interest
ing Fox news reels.
l line of rain was measured at the
Fort here this morning. 81 lines at Kings
hill and J a line at Frederiksted.
y. 5, NAVAL RADIO STATION
SEPTEMBER 27TH. 1927.
(CONTteSY OF the Associated PreSS.)
Nice, France. Bombs and boards were
placed on the tracks in two attempts to
wreck the American Legion special
trains. Both attempts were believed to
have been Sacco.V anzetti demonstra-
ions by Communists. Railroad officials
discovered them in time to avert trouble.
, 1927-09-28

l line of rain was measured at The
Fort here this morning, Sd lines at Kings
hill and } a line at Frederiksted.
, 1927-09-28

Frederikstej movie patrons will see the
excellent drama st. Elmo tonight,
John Gilbert the famous movie star is
playing the leading role. Don't miss this
beautiful picture.
, 1927-09-28

Bride 49," the new serial, will
shown to night at Bethlehem Theatrr
See this exciting serial and the interes
ing Fox news reels.
, 1927-09-28

It is advised that letters and parcels
for the United States will be accepted
for dispatch by the direct steamer Ma
yaro" mails closing in Ch~&stiansted at
500 .. m. Monday October 3rd.