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New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
REORGANIZATION DELAY
Prohibition Department Not To Go Onto Ci.il Service Basis (niil November i,

Washington Sept. 2S Pl-Rcor- ganization Of the prohibition bureau on a, civil service basis, authorized by congress to take effect Saturday, will not be begun before November |, at the earliest if was announced today by Assistant Secretary Low man. in charge Of dry law enforce ment
 The civil service commission, he explained. has been handicapped by lack Of funds and unable 10 com plctn examinations as rapidly as had been expected.
 1 r has informed tlo treasury that the last Of nligibles for the positiN NG Of assistant and deputy prohibitio'I commissioners and for the 9 dis trict administrators would not be certified by the commission for q
 month or six weeks. The rank and file Of the enforcement service is
 not expected to be filled with civil service appointees for several months.
 There are nearly 20 0o0 apnlicant-
 for the $500 positions in the bureau
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
TALMADGE DIVORCE
Movie Actress Charges Husband With Misconduct aS Hearing Open. in Scotland,

EIiuhurgh. Scotland, Sept. 28 'P' The first hearing of thg divorce suit brought hy Constance Talmadgc again3t Captain Alas'air William Macintosh WAS held today before Lord FIerGug.
 Lord Fleming heard only part Of ,ra evidence. taking he testimony Of Miss Talmadea herself ss she is having soon for California 10 carry out z film contract.
 The basis or inc action brought ry Mss Talmatge "as alleged mis- conllct by Captain ,Ia"In'osh at Ihe Metropole Iiotel. Erlghton Eng land. June ]. 11-7. ! Captain NacIu'osf'e oornsai stat ed that his cl.rnt would not aef"Ha rhr case.
 Throughout 'ha bearing Justice Lord Flaming addressed Constance as "Mrs. MacIa'osh.'
 British law prorihi's 'b" ph~hca- ton Of details Of divorce casrs.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
MORE ARRESTS DUE
Federal Authorities Run Down New Clues in S2Go,o00 Pawtuckct Post Office Robbery.

Providence, R. |, Sept. 28 fTP) Federal authorities indicated to- day that further arrests might be expected shortly in connection with
 the s2Go. GOO Pawtucket post office robbery Of February 1, 1926 Mrs. Loretta Savage and Paw 'uckct Johnny Conl"v already
 are held in connection with this and several similar crimes.
 The authori'ios admitted today they had lost tho trail which they
 hQp"I would lead 70 the arrest of George "E,l" Savage, Pawtuckot ganEs'"r and alleged ringloader Of
 the post office robbers.
 T think he is in Canada by this time" Mrs. Savage told police
 when questioned as to the gang
 stor's whereabouts.
 Police learned that Savage had
 bean seen in PaWtuckct ucar-
 beer saloon last Saturday night, but
 were unable to trace his move mcuts since that time.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
"STRONG MANI DIES,
 SUPERSTITION CAUSE
John Klein Let Rattlesnakc Bite Hinl-So That stricken Friend
 Might Be Cured.

Columbus, O., Sept. 2S.-UP)- An old surerstitution Of the circus world was responsible for the death today of John r, Klein, 4G, Of Day ton, Kentucky q professional strong man"
 Klein died from the bite of 2 ra'tlesnakc which had been tauntcd 70 pierce lis hand in conformity with the unusual belief that it would cure the bite that Claude Rawlins, %. suffered from the same reptile.
 Rawlins recovered but Klein died today in q hospital.
 Ten days ago, in the little bird and animal store, where he was en- ployed. lsawlius was accidentally struck by the rattIcr, Klein, a circus performer and strong man." claim ed 10 know the ways os the poison- ons snakes and the tricks of the snako charmcrs.
 "Tn make him bite me and that will cure you" he told the frighten- cd Rawlns. Tt won't hurt me-"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
GENE TUNNEY OUT
 FOR RIGHT LIVING
Would COnSeCrate Life to Vel
 fare Of Youth

New York, Sept 28 tPJ-The New York Evening World today printed . copyrighted interview with Gene Tunnry in which the heavyweight. champion said his aim in life was 10 teach youth the value of right Hy- ing.
 What l want to do more than ! anything else is 10 cOnsccrate my life to rhe welfare Of youth" he told Ed, Van Every Of the newspapers staff.
 Asked as to what his plan was Tunney said:
 'To teach our youth the value or clean living. IL is hard 10 talk about these things without seeming prig- S5h and my work in the ring has put too much demand on my time and my strength 10 give full thought 10 just what l have in mind. l know it will take much deep thinking be- fore l can arrive at q plan for the thing l have in mind and I would rather not talk about it until l have ended my ring career. From pres cnt indications this will not be for years.
 "But I feel that there is some thing missing in our cducat onal system. That ;hi6 last ahould help youth to advance spiritually tanl l moan this more in a physical than q religious sense, as well as mental ly). Maybe, l am hitting at certain sex problems which are rather deli cate 10 discuss but these matters can be touched on with proper edu- cation. There is too much of the wrong kind or education in this line in the tabloids and magazines.
 T have certain ideas in mind Of l things that are wrong in the edu- cation O. the very young among our boys and girls, and also things that might be corrected ill the scheme Of co-cdncational work, but until J have devoted my thoughts 10 these things more fully, until my life in tercSl ie not otherwise taken up, the time has not come to talk on my aims 10 any considerable extent.
 Somehow I feel that I can find a { thought Of genuine value to give 10 the growing generation. Somehow, ] feel that l will find the way to bring this thought 10 the clear under standing and appreciation of our | youth. Somehow l feel that my sue ] cess as an athlete has been iatcd as l merely q stepping stone to the moro important work that there is still be- fore me"
 When the champion Was asked
 what he was going to do with hls million dollars, he said:
 T haven't got my million yet. but some day I'll get it and when my l financial independence is assured then l hope 10 give my future tr that purpose for which I believe have been ordained"
 Although my purse for last
 weeks match with Dempsey was 1 $l,0G1, 1,600," ho said, "I am still far l from 4 millionaire. Out Of this
 money will come my managers end , expenses Of training and numcrou! other incidcntalf. And the state and ! government will take q consid era bl' | percentage of my earnings. It vii be T while yet before l am in the ! millionaire class"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Mans]aughter Guilt
 Draws 8-MOnths Term

Bridgeport, Sept 28 Np-fr'd- ericl. Peterson. 4e, Of Bridgeport vas sentenced 10 eight months in jail by Judge Leonard J. Nickorson in su- perior court today after he had pleaded guilty 10 manslaushter. On May 31 Peterson and Edward Thompson, 52 "cr" engaged in a drunken row at Pcterson's hone, when Peterson stabbed Thonpson. Assistant States Attorney Willis in inc prisoners behalf stated that Peterson had acted in self defense.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
BERLIN NEWS
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hall in November have been nam"l and will proceed immediately 10 plan for the event. The dates 'r the fair will be announced th.s week. The committee consists of Max Sugenhime, Arthur Lawrenc'', Roy Palmer, Frank Odermann and Edward Clark.
 Football practice has been omit ted temporarily until some arrange mcnts can be made for indoor prac- tice.
 Funds for the football equipment for the boys team are now being raised by the boys and by the end of the week it is hoped 10 have suf- flcient money 10 purchase uniforms.
 The drive for new members Of the library association will continue un- til the end of the week. The can vassers report progress and hope 10 finish by Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
NEW YORK DROPS
 MAYORALTY BALL
Trick on Business Men Causes Sponsors to Withdraw

New York. Sept. 2S U-P)--A re- yiyal of the mayoraIty ball. one of tho chief social events of the '@Gs, has failed after more than q years preparation.
 The ball was 10 have been given in honor Of Mayor James J, Walker on the night Of December for the benefit of charity Boxes in the ball room of the Astor hotel had been sold and fashionable ladies had made brilliant costumes for the oc- casion.
 The mistake, it seems. was in turn ing over To a publisher the business Of getting ads Tor program, the proceeds 10 go 10 charity. The pub fisher in turn turned it over 10 q crcw of high pressure advertising solicitors
 The trick was to call on mer- chant CT other business man and say to him:
 "sce here. This dance is Icing given in honor Of Mayor Walker. You will have 10 do your part if you want to stand in with the admins tratiOn."
 There were complaints on inc part Of some Of the business mon, and the com plaints reached acting Mayor Me Kee Who had permitted his name 10 be used as approving the ball. He ordered that his name be with drawn, District Attorney banton did the same adding that his permission mad never been obtained to use his name.
 In order 10 clear ID the situation beyond all question and iu order to save everyone any further eubar- rassment, We have decided not 10 hold the ball"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
MussOlini's Son Named
 Romano at n92ticm

Torli, Italy. Sent. 2S Rt-Tho son of Premier MussoIini born yesterday was baptized Romano at noon today in Vile Carpcua, the home Of the premier. Arnuldo MussOlini, broth CT Of the premier. and the prcfect of Forli were the witnesses, The civil ceremony preceded the religious rites.
 The king and queen sent messages Of conrraiuIation and best wishes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
"FOR BANDITRY"
Placards with This Inscription Nailed to Breasts of 13 Bodies of Executed Prisoners.

Noca1es, Ariz. Sept 2s iP> = Placards reading For Banditry" have been adopted as a brand for law breakers executed in the ban dit infested state of Nayarit. Mex leo, dispatches 10 the Herald telling of the execution of IS federal pris- onors charged with robbery state.
 The dispatches told of the sum- mary execution of the 1S bandits in the plaza al Topic. The bodies were strung 10 poles and trees and a placard placed on the breast Of each. reading For Banditry."
 Reports to the Herald also stated bandit activity had extended to the state Of Puebla where the chief of military operations claimed to have killed 20 bandits.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Undertaken in Court,
 Granted Continuance

Meriden, Sept. 2S lF) - Nicola Laraia. a New Britain undertaken. received q continuance until Satur- day when arraigned in police court today on charges of eyading rc- sponsiblity, reckless driving and failure 10 grant right of way. Ho was paroled in his own recognize ancc. Mr. Laraia asked the continu- ance that he might obtain counse;.
 His car is alleged to have col lid"d on Sunday afternoon with 2. machine operated by Charles r. Dunlay Of 114 Fort Hale road, New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
DR. STANTON DIES
Prominent New London PractitiOn- CT and Vctcral School Board Member Passes.

New London, Sept. 8 (T1 -- Dr. John Gilman Stanton, for more than i5 years q practicing physician here and for 25 years president of the New London board Of education, with many other humanitaria ac- tivjti"s and prominent affiliations, dcd at Amherst, Mass, at 5 o'clock this morning. after a brief illness with heart trouble. Dr. Stanton was one Of the most loved ciCizens Of this city and has prob3'ly pre- scented more diplomas in the city schools than any other man.
 For the past year he has rcsido q with his daughter, Mrs, Harrison T. Shelton Of l21 Church street, New Haven.
 She is his only survivor.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

! pledged 10 Smith. Down state demo-
 crats are expected to scatter their
 votes 10 q dry.
 Green Tavors Hoover Gov. Fred W. Green, republican of Michigan, says he personally taFors q delegation pledged to Hoover if Nr. Coolidge is definitely
 out Of the race.
 "I believe the president meant just what he said, but | also be-
 lio}c if the unanimous call is made
 for him he cannot refuse" Green
 says. The only way he will run, ] feel, will he by unanimous ac- clamation Of his party" Former Gov. Grocsocck leans toward Low den while Chase Osborne, another leader fayors Will Hays, and Will liam Alden Smith of Grand Rapids likes Dawes, The democratic senti-
 ment is split likewise with Senator Ferris fayoring Dohaney, William
 \. Comstock, national committee man. leaning 10 Smith and Horatio J. Abbott, state central committee
 chairman, looking for a midwcstern man.
 In Wisconsin and Nebraska in- dependents are talking about Scna- tor Norris, republican, Ncb. He probably will have the support Of the strong LaFollette group, but the 'rcguIar5' are echoing Hoover and
 LcWd'u. Democrats of Wisconsin
 lean to Smith strongly while those in Nebraska are divided. Former Scna- tor Hitchcock favors smith first and Reed second while former Gov. Charles w. Bryan is opposed to any candidate who might seek 10 run on q wet ticket.
 The organization republicans in Kansas probably will be for Senator Curtis. republican floor leader, as a faVOrite son but considerable Low den sentiment is reported in that
 state
 The Reed organization has made
 som" effort 10 get delegates among d"mocrats there but Kansas has been considered inherently dry. In Missouri Reed is virtually assured
 the state delegation while republi-
 cans are divided in sentiment be tween LoWdcn and Hoover with Hughes and Dawes in the back ground.
 Minnesota and North and South
 Dakota line up about the same with considerable Lowdcn and Hoover sentiment in all three states, and
 democrats split over the Smith movement There is little talk Of
 Hughes or Dawes.
 Iowa republicans have been lin- ing up their delegates for Low1cn as q favorite son while democrats
 arc talking of plcdgine 10 F. T.
 Meredith, farm editor and close
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Paul Revere's Ride"
 Reviewed bv Court

Franklin, \. II, Sept. 28 fJP)- Paul Rcvere's ride vas the subject of a court session here.
 A motorist with that name ap- pearcd before Municipal Judge Cliff ford, charged with operating an au- tomobile with improper brakes Paul's car had hit and hurt on' Donald Jones.
 Judge Clifford reserved decision.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
BEAR ATTACKS FARMER

Jackson, N. H., Sept. 28 0tp)- Arthur Fcrnald, local farmer, was recovering today from injuries re- ceivcd when attacked by trapped black bear on Doublchead Mountain.
 only q quick shot from the gun of Kenneth Davis, his companion, probably saved Fernald'a life. Be fore the bear was killed it had broken Fcrnald's left arm and clawed his body and right leg.
 The bear attacked Fcrnald after the latter had fallen near the trapped animal In attempting to shoot it.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Ong Jinp Habeas Corpus
 Case Delayed to Get. II

New Haven, Sept. 2S S--'rhc matter Of 4 writ Of habcas corpus for Ong ling. held in the Hartford county iail in default Of sj0,hoh bail as 3 state witness in the murder case of 500 Hoo Wing and Chin Lung, ap- pclants from the death penalty, ~ill be taken mp by Judge F. $. .ThGmas at Hartford on October II.
 The application Of Edward w. Brodcr and Thomas J. Spcllacy for such T writ was 10 have been argued in federal court here today but ow- ing to the heavy ligt of cases, the court set another date.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Gene Tunney to Hunt
 Game in Connecticut

Canaan, Sept. "S.-tP>-Now that Jack Dempsey is at least temporarily out Of the way, Gene Tunney is afout 10 turn his attention 10 small CT game, with Connecticut as his hunting grounds. A hunting license was issued today, in the heavy weight champions name, 10 Frank Gar'asco oe New York summer resident of North Canaan said 10 be an intimate friend Of Tunncy's.
 Gene is expected 10 arrive here next week, visiting at the Gar'asco home. in anticipation Of the bird season which opens In the state October s.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Six Hungarian Counts
 Hurt in Motor Accident

Budapest, Sept. 28 F'-Six Hun carian counts including Counts Ed uard and Paul Szcch"nyi, neph""s of the Hungarian minister 10 Wash Ing,on, were seriously injured today when their automobile, travelling Ca an hour, crashed into q bridge on the Miskolcz road.
 This is the second serious lnishap in the Szcchenyi family within a few weeks. Ambassador Szoch"nyi lost his eye as the result Of an automo- bile accident when a car in which he was riding overturned near Buda- pest last month.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
MUSIC STUDENT WINS
 ORGAN SCHOOL COURSE
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valued and active member of the New Britain Musical club. Mr. Hale is the second New Brit ainite 10 win a, New York scholar ship this year, the other having been J. George Wcstcrman, violinist, who won the Kate A. Stanley schOi- arshlp administered by the Musical club, of which he also is q member. Mir. Wcstcrman, however. will live in New York during tl,e season.
 ConFratulations poured in upon MT. Hale last night when if became known he had won the organ schol- alship.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

friend of William G. McAdoo.
 In the end these twelve stat"i which furnish food for the cont ncnt and interest for national pol . ties may add the power which wi! swing the pendulum decisively fcf both parties But just now they aH' scratching their heads perpleXedl".
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
MAY BE CANDIDATE
Widow of Ncdill NCt tormick Be Jic,cd Ready To Ncck Nomination For Congress,

Washington Sp'- ct rrJ- Mrs. Ruth Hanna Nocorm.ra. .!Inv pf Srnafor McdH McCorm.ra, long q stormy republican lcadsr i9 r'a4y n declare her candidacy for r'rrc- rar'attvr.at-larP. from IlnoJs, r ~ae declared hy friends inrr to@ay
 Asked 10 confirm tho report, Mra Nc"armJcE, rho is .is'lng "'h r-...4s lsro told tAr I'n''i Tr'ae T pan 'o giHo ouf a statement '"- r.el'." Sar declined To i"tima'" for publication tha nature of inc statement
 Mrg. McCorn.oH ,aa "born 10 politics." being Tho iaueo'rr Of Mark lfauna. Inc famous 'prosId'n.- waf.r."
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
NEARLY CE\TEN ARIAN DIES

Waterville, Me, Sept 2S (A] -- Lacking a month of being a cen tcnarian, Mrs. Sophie Pooler, this citys oldest resident, died last night. She came here 78 years ago from st. Francis, Que, her birthplace. and was married soon aftcrWard. Her mother lived to the age of l04. In- til a week ago she had been blessed with excellent health.
 Her husband died II years ago Five children were born 10 them three Of whom are living. She also leaves 2G grandchildren and IS great grandchildren.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
GOODYEAR co. DIVIDEND

Nc" York. Sept. 2S U'-The first dividend paid on the common stock of the Goodyear Tire &, Rubber Go. Of Canada since 1920 was authorized today, q quarterly disbursement Of sl.25 q share.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
FOUND DRIVING CAR
 WHILE INTOXICATED
"B0St0n Billie'S" Brother Fined
 SlOO in Police Court

Edward Mona han, plumber Of 643 West Main street and q brother Of Boston Billie" Monohan. now serving q term Of so 10 90 years fin Sing Sing for series of jewel rob berries in the homes Of wealthy New Workers, was fined $100 and given d suspe ndcd sentence of Is days in jail by Judge Henry P. Roche in police court today. when he was charged with driving an auto while under the influence Of intoxicating liquor.
 Monahan was arrested as the re suit Of an accident yesterday after noon at the corner Of West Main and High street with Patrolman Mi chael Neehau. He stated that he had not had drink since early in the morning, and steadfastly stuck 10 his statement.
 He was seen on Main street near Court by Patroman Meehan who stated that Nonahan and com panion were not fit to drive. The policeman told them to leave the car and go home. Nonahan jumped into the automobile, according 10 the testimony, and drove up Court street and around 10 West Main street where he was stopped by the traffic lights. Here he was found by Patrolman Neehan who had communicated another car and fol- lowed him. The policeman got into the drivers seat of the auto and ordered Morahan 10 move over. Instead Nonahan jumped out Of the car and went home on trolley ear. He was arrested later by Ser geant Michael Flynn.
 Sergeants Thomas J. Feeney and Patrick O'Mara testified that he vas drunk when brought in.
 Monahan told tAs court he had received a telephone call Sunday from building contractor who wanted 10 meet him on Court street between ] and 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. He said he never was Grunk in his life. He admitted taking two drinks in Southington carly in the morning, but said he had not had another drink all day and had been home for his lunch at noon as.usual.
 Admits He Is Perfect Husband.
 Frank Markwas of 270 High street is the original perfec. husband He admits it. His wife, Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods, Judge ?. Roche, Probation Officer F. C. Connolly. his nine year old daugh- ter. policemen. and others think differently.
 Frank was charged by his wife with non support. He said he was 2 good husband. She said he sel- dom gives her money. Sometimes h" throws s1.ao or table and tells her it is s2,oO, adding: The other dime is on the floor, look for it
 A few weeks ago, according 10 Prosecutor Woods, he bru,ally thrashed his nine year old daughter with trunk strap, using the buckle end.
 According 10 Sergeant Thomas J. Feeney a number Of warrants have been issued in time past charging Frank with violations Of the law which made MT. EOlstead unpopular with John Barleycorn. According 10
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
CORRECTION

Through an error an advertise mpnt for John A, Andrews 6; Co, appearing upon the cooperative Capitol theatnr pages in last We'd ncsday's Herald, stated that the above concern was showing q com plctn line Of Herald ranges. This should have been Magcc ranges, as 4. cieszynski da Sons sells Herald Ranges exclusively in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
POPE HItIiSI~ IIGIbNN ttiiS

Rome. s.pt. lE1- Pope lGga to- day received Inc American Legoa party visiting Rome and gnEo them a. welcome to t1.o E'.rn9I City.
 Th. L,rio1nar-e wnro introduced by Hoas."nor Eugene Burke. rector, and Joseph \. Errsl.n, vIcc-roctor of tho American college in Rome.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Too strong to Work

Alexander Karos Of 123 Orango street also was charged with non- support. His wife said hc vas lazy and did not like to work, and also that he liked to go where there are nice ladies" He said he was willing 10 do what he can but IS out of work and has no money, His wife said she has five children and wants s20 q week. Judge Roche continued the case for q week to give him q chance to find q Job so he can pro- lncn inc rnnlLlrad Son weekly
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

List your used car for sale in the Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
Face Forgery Charge

Thomas Ryan and Paul Sachion were arraigued on a technical charge of breach Of peace. Ryan lives at 272 Hamilton court, Har'- ford, and Sachion at 315 South Burrltt street, this city. Their case vas continued until tomorrow under bonds Of $1,Q00. They will be charged with forging q check for s14 which they are alleged 10 have tried 10 pass here.
 Leon Dombrowskl charged with non-support, was represented by Judge r. F. Huneerford. He vii! get g hearing next Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

Ncra'f Classified Ads arc jumping ahead rapidly.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
WEST PERPLEXED AS PRESIDENTIAL
 ELECTION LOOMS
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! pledged 10 Smith. Down state demo- crats are expected to scatter their votes to q dry