New Britain herald., 1927-11-30

severely wounded. They are carrier | pigeons whose home was in an army loft at Fort Monmouth. N. J. Bear i ing messages from New York to- ward Washington they were shot by i hunters. Gen. Harbord reached the loft witl. his m~ssage. The colone1 is missing.
 glasses will be a curiosity of the future if the vision of pr. Charles F. Shepard of the University of Illinois is realized. He told the Optimist club that with proper training eyes could be ac- which subject them to immense strain.
 Paris--Deauville is a second rater when it comes 10 the spending of dough. Le Touquet leads this year in receipts of casinos in France with s1,SO0.000. Deauville is next with $l,730,000.
 New York--Tf chronic smoker fears cancer he should try a hookah. Hot pipe stems and hot smoke ire ouently cause cancer of the lip. In Turkey where smoke is cooled by passing through water cancer of the lip is very rare. This from Doctor John C. 4. Gerster. chairman Of the city committee of the American so- ciety for the control of cancer.
 Hartford, Conn.-The first dollar earned, the first thousand saved, the first million made have given sun dry men of wealth great thrills, but the biggest kick Gov. Trumbull, avi - ator, has yet received is his first money from a passenger in plane. He got 8 bill as fare from Ma ior Talbot o, Freeman, who taught him to fly.
 Chicago Tito Schipa, tenor, wishes Ruth Elder to fly to Rome. He has offered to finance her. New York-A monument to The odorc Roosevelt on the heights of Culebra Cut is the aim of Dr. Beli- sario Porras. former president Of Panama. Mrs. Harry Payne Whit ncy will design it.
 Camden, N. IA bequest of s5.- GOO for a monument at Sparta tt Leondas. hero of Thermopylae is contained in the will of Dionetrit Stratlopoulas, who under the nam' of John Stevens made money in req estate here and left s110,000. West Haven-Republican launcl boom for Hoover for president an, Tilson for vice president at testi monial dinner to Charles H. Hobro l newly installed first selectman. g New Haven Warmest Noyem I Der 20 in 55 years with mercury q T 63, while Bridgeport with 64 degree l. also sets record, as does Hartford = with 63 degrees.
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 New Haven - Two maliciou
 prosecution actions totalling $500, 900, brought by Mrs. Ellen Hull o \ New London against Sage Allen an l company of Hartford and Edward \ | Allen, president, dropped from su ] perior court docket.
 l New Haven - Lena Serfillippi, 2. l probably fatally burned when her 1
 year old brother unintentionall throws kettle of blazing wax ont
 her face and body.
 | Hartford - James Napoleon Bon
 aparte O'Mahoney who died fror
 results of wound received in attemI
 to escape from state prison, receive
 simple funeral in presence or I'm
 mediate family.
 | Waterbury - Mayor Guilfoile say
 statement of Major Chester P. Nil
 that Waterbury and New Haven ar l two of wettest spots in the countr
 is "becoming tiresome by repetton in view of comparatively few viola tions found by federal agents Tn th Brass City.
 Naugatuck -- Harris Whlttemor ! prominent in manufacturing an philanthropi circles, dies from hea
 attack at age of e.
 Hartford - Col. Charles A. Lint
 bergh will accompany Command'
 Richard F. Byrd on South Poli flight if negotiations now under WE
 go through, Hartford Courant says
 Hartford - The biggest kick Go
 ernor Trumbull has gotten out
 aviation, he says, was when Maj / Freeman who taught him to fly tel