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New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
WITH GUN AT SIDE,
 SENTENCES KILLER
North Carolina Judge Armed as
 Crowd Attempts Lynchin6

Goldsboro, x. C., Dec. 12 GP) - Rescued by the guns of officers form the hands of a mob, Larry Newsome, young negro, awaited in the Raleigh state penitontary to- day his electrocution on January IS for the murder of Buela Teddcr, a farmers 15-year- old daughter.
 The attempt to mete out rough and ready justice to the negro was stopped only by the barking of Sheriff W. D. Grants gun after he had pulled Newsome from the hands of the dead girls relatives, who bounced upon him yesterday as he sat in court. The trial, the first on Sunday in North Carolina. proceeded peacefully thereafter, with hurriedly called national guardsmen of Battery A. 18th Field artillery, sitting about the prisoner.
 William Tedder brother of the girl, who, with the father Eric Tedder, led the attack on the ne- gro amid cries of "get him. and take him." was subdued by the of- fcers and handcuffed to two of them throughout the remainder of the trial. The father also was placed under guard. An automatic pistol which Henry A. Grady, the presd- ing judge, placed on his desk be- side him, also assured peace.
 Many persons in the crowded surged forward to aid the Tedders as, five minutes after court convened, they strode forward down the aisle and pulled the ne- gro from his chair. A near riot en- sued before Sheriff Grant and his deputies rescued Newsome, who lost some of his clothing in the melee. The prisoner was thrust into an anteroom, before whose door Grant wheeled and fired two shots into the air as warning to the crowd.
 Fifteen minutes after the case went to the jury verdict of guilty was returned. Newsome was hustled into an automobile and under troop escort was taken to Raleigh.
 His trial ended 60 hours after the Tedder girls body was found in a cotton field. with the throat cut. The killing was traced to Newsome, who. Deputy Sheriff J. C. Kornegy said, later confessed.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Probe Shows Woman But
 Half as Strong as Man

London, Dec. 12 lP) - The aver age woman has been found to have only a little more than half of the physical strength of the average man by investigators. The conclu- sion was reached in an official re- port of the industrial fatigue re- search board based on tests of 4.- 33G British women.
 An exception was found. how ever, at Glasgow. A group of 70 girls employed in a factory there far exceeded the average man in strength. They work ten hours daily shoveling borate. One of them handles more than 20 tons a day. They work in their bare feet with perfect ease. The girls were found to be in fine health.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
MiddletOWn Man Stabbed
 By Unknown Assailant

Middletown, Dec. ? R)--Anthony Cook, 20, of this city, was stabbed twice in the back early Sunday morning by an unknown assailiant and he was removed to the Middle sex hospital where his condition was said to be serious.
 Cook was on his way home with two men companions when they were aCCosted by 6 man on River road. He asked fo" a match. Then he asked for drink. When he was told that they could not grant his last request, he drew knife and plunged it twice into Cooks back. It was feared that Cooks lung was pierced. Adolph Wyman, one of Cooks companions received a slight cut on the wrist from the stabber who made his escape.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

to America or Italy during World War.
 Norwich Gases in cellar of Schwartz furniture stores explode, blowing out five plate glass windows.
 New Haven - Most Worshipful Grand Master Theodore Foster dedi- cates new temple for Blue lodge masons of city.
 Greenwich-St Luke's Convalcs- cent hospital formally opened by Bishop William T. Manning of New York.
 New Haven-Rev Elmore NJ Me koc, pastor of Yale church. declares college mon are fundamentally more religious than others.
 New Haven-State Teachers asso- citation elects officers at session here.
 Scymour-IIarry Landgren, tax collector, resigns post as shortages are investigated.
 Bridgeport-TWo injured when boiler in Bridgeport Screw company plant eApiodos.
 Bridsopor Baby found dead in arms of mother unconscious from liquor.
 New Havcn-Earl A Lohmann, secretary of Yale university. makes debut as opera singer with New Ha- ven symphony orchestra.
 n'cryllIc-Edward D. MecEau volunteer fireman, dies from injuries rccciy.' "' truck crashed into
 New Ifayou-Fire at home of Pas quale Forraro drives II to street In early morning.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
Daily News Describes
 Anti-Semite Outrages

London. Dec. 12 P'-A dispatch to the Daily News from Budapest, Hungary, gives additional details of Semitic outrages in Transyl- vania. Students riding in a train are said to have lasoed three Jews and two Hungarians at Kolozs. The victims were dragged fifty yards be- fore the ropes broke.
 Five school girls are reported 10 have been captured and assaulted at Oradea Mare (Nagyvarad) by the students. The girls were later thrown from the train.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
MEET MIDDLETOWN FIVE
Boys Club Quintet to Seek Its Third Win of season Tonight Against River Team.
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 The Boys club Reserves will play the Eagles in the preliminary. Each team has two wins and no losses to it's credit and the prospects arc bright for a hot game. Dancing will follow the main. game, with music by the Imperial Club orchestra.
 On Saturday night the club will play a return game with the Water bury Boys club in the Brass City. There is a slight possibility that Captain Nick Gill's injured fingers will be healed sufficiently by that time to enable him to play for at least portion of the time.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
DEMOCRATS MEET

The first Sunday afternoon meet ing of democrats in their prc-Cam- paign program, took place yesterday afternoon at headquarters in United building, at which time a partial re- port on the sccond> annual demo- cratic dance was drafted. lndica- tions are that the return from last weeks frolic will be greater than that of last year. Chairman John E. R. Kcevers will call a meeting soon to fill town committee yacan- cies.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

However, the team Is Ok from that standpoint now and with Boucher flashing his stuff alongside Alexander tonight, New Britain column.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
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The New Britain roller hockey team Will present a new lineup in the game against Wallingford to- night at the Stanley arena. Boucher Will take his rightful place at first rush with Alexander at second rush. Brown, recently released by Manager Frank McDonough, has been re- called and will appear agaSl at center.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

The lineup will not only give New Britain greater strength but it will also bring the morale of the team up where it had ought to be. players, try as they might, appeared 10 be wrongly paired. This created dissatisfaction and no players can do their best feeling that way.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

"Jgger" Higgins will probably be with New Britain in another week, according to the present dope. 'Jigger' would make a wonderful running mate for Boucher and there wouldn't be team in the league with a better pair of floor workers. The fans of this city want Higgins as regular and Higgins wants to play here. AS soon as he can ar range his business affairs in Provi- dence, he will be with the team every game.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
sHAKEsPEAREAN co. DISBANDs

SHAKESPEAREAN co. DISBANDS
 Columbus, O., Dec. 12 H'-Robert Mantell, 73, Shakespearean actor who suffered general breakdown here Friday while playing an en- gagement> at Columbus theater. is to be remived to his home in Atlantic Highlands, N. J., 1t was announced here last night. All engagements for the remainder of the season have been cancelled and the entire company returned here.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Nine miles of rope are used in some of the tops of large circus tents.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Norwich-William j. Tow c New York city dies follow ut crash. Two others are scr a jured. and Fred J. GrandchI'. .... F is held on mansaughtcr charge.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

No announcement has been made by the management of the Tabs re- garding a game this week.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12


 the star of Bethlehem. The bright est Of it's sort for 15 years, Skjel- | lerup's comet, recently discovered, may be seen with the naked eye just after sunset Christmas week, liar ward astronomers say.
 New York-It looks like big year for radio as well as for rivalry ir production of automobiles. on the night of January some S6,- 000,0 900 persons may hear Will Rogers, Al Jolson, Paul Whiteman and Fred Stone. The hours enter tainment on the air will cost Dodge S1 900 a minute.
 New York-A Mexican in Scotland would starve, and a SCOtchman in Mexico would be a millionaire in a month. in the opinion of Prof. Will liam Lyon Phelps of Yale. He gave his views on climate and people in a sermon at the Community church.
 Daytona Beach, f'la,-The nearest John D. Rockefeller will come to participation in aviation will be to make Q golf ball fly 15o yards or so down the fairway. "Ill take mine on the ground" he said.
 New York-lf you desire to put on weight, try walking. Mike keI- ley, who wore out three pairs of shoes hiking from Goshen. Ind, is heavier than when he started.
 Chicago-Bill Thompson is among the sponsors of flight to Latin America by a.fellOw who took the kings shillings, Captain Joe Don nellan of St. Joseph, Mich, who served 14 months in the British royal air forces. He will start New Years day from Chicago.
 New York-Girl college gradu- ates are desired as elevator opera tors by q department store. The explanation is that the position re quires tact, personality and intolli- gonce and is an excellent training for the ambitious girl.
 Bucharest-Little King Michael Is given q lump of sugar after each dose of cough medicine. He has been in bed ten days with q cold
 Hollywood, Calf. -- Doug Fair banks and Mary piCkford are to be cliff dwellers. They have q sum mer home at Solona Beach that will hang over the ocean. 1t will be Of cantilover construction on the side of q cliff.
 Central Falls, R. L-No beauty shop would deter a Lochinvar Mary Shabo Belle. of the Assyrian col ony. failed to appear for her we'd ding to Samuel Shia. She wanted a marcel wave for ii. He last saw her when he escorted her to an os- tablishment to gratify her wish. He waited at the front door. She left with another man via the back door.
 Chicago-A kissing burglar is in custody. Stanley Rogns, 19, was identified by women as the youth who had given them osculatory fare wells after robbing their homes.
 New York-Six hundred persons have s1 each 10 mitigate their dis over not hearing Judge Iindscy's views on cOmpanionate marriage. Money was refunded al the doors of the West Side Unitarian church with the explanation that q confusion of contracts caused the judge to cancel his engagement for a lecture.
 New Havcn-Patrick r, O'Mcara, ! Connecticut federation of labor pres | idcnt, found dead in bed.
 Greenwich-Miss Blauma Cohen l seriously injured in automobile ac- | cident on post road.
 orwich-Willam ! Tow of New York city dies follow ito i crash. Two others are scr. IH- jured. and Fred J. Grandeur. ... IS, | is held on manslaughtcr charge.
 Hartford Fascist League of | North America votes to bar from | all who shirkcd duties
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

New Hayon-Patrick F O'Mcara, Connecticut federation of labor pres idcnt, found dead in bed.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Hartford Fascist League of North America votes to bar from membership all who shirllcd duties
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Meriden will play here Thursday night. The league leaders have hit the toboggan since Pierce, wonder center. has been laid up with in Jured hands. New Britain will be ripe to dump the leaders again this week.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

The New Britain basketball team in the game with Waterbury here Saturday night. After taking q lac ing at the hands of the New Haven Atlas in tho Elm City the night be- fore the quintet came home to give Waterbury worse beating.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Grcenwich-Miss Blauna Cohen seriously injured in automobile ac- cident on post road.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

New York-SiN hundred persons have s1 each 10 mitigate their dis appointment over not hearing Judge Iindscv's views on companionate marriage. Money was refunded at the doors of the West Side Unitarian church with the explanation that q confusion of contracts caused the judge to cancel his engagement for a lecture.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

A tough game for New Britain faces them this coming Saturday night when the Hartford Yankees come here for game. New Brit ain defeated the Capital City team in the tirst game of the league sea- son but it took an overtime period in which to do it.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

The sport program for the week Is as follows: Tonight at the Stanley Arena, roller hockey. New Britain vs. Wallingford; Tuesday at the Stanley Arena, Industrial basketball, three games; Thursday at the Stan ley Arena, roller hockey, Mcriden vs. New Britain and Saturday at the Stanley Arena, basketball, New Brit ain vs. Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Central Falls, R. 1.-No beauty shop would deter a Lochlnvar. Mary Shabo Belle. of the Assyrlan col ony. failed to appear for her we'd ding to Samuel Shia. She wanted a, marcel wave for ii. He last saw her when he escorted her to an cs- tablislment to gratify her wish. He waited at the front door. She left with another man via the back door.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Cassidy, Holyoke player, has been released by Manager Clarence Lan- phcr. It was found that there was no necessity of keeping him on the payroll.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Chicago-A kissing burglar is Tn custody. Stanley Rogns, 19, was identified by women as the youth who had given them oscuIatory tare- wells after robbing their homes.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12
FLASHES OF LIFE: COMET TO BLAZE
 IN HEAVENS DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK

Cambridge. Mass.-Watch for a comet near the time associated with the star of Bethlehem. The bright est of it's sort for l , years, Skjel- lerup's comet, recently discovered, may be seen with the naked eye just after sunset Christmas week, liar ward astronomers say.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Sloman made Wagner, former University of Penn star, look slow in comparison Saturday night. Masner appeared to lose his head in playing the local forward and this handi- capped his play.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

New Britain's back court com- bnation of Leary and Sturm is proving to be one of the best in the league. The pair Saturday night flashed great stuff. Leary. especial ly. has attracted the favor of the public because of his sterling play.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

It is rumored that the Tabs are planning on changing their playing night from Saturday to Wednesday, If this is so, it should be benefit to the team. New Britain isn't large same line of sport especially on the same night.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

The Tabs team lost to the Plain this is certainly no disgrace. The Plainf1eld quintet is one of the best gathered together in the eastern sec tion Of the state in years and the two victories over New Britain teams were anything but flukcs.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Rubenstein, forgetting his injured leg Saturday night, broke into the scoring column with a bang. He was a marvel to watch. Ruby" certainly comes through when Al Sloman is tied up.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Jimmy Zakzewski is fast becom- ing one of the stalwarts of the local team. His work with the quintet in the games thus far played has been of sensational character. New Britain will prepare for the meet ing with the New Haven Atlas in the near future. This team is rated as the most dangerous in the league and its ability to hand New Britain a 4s to g licking is ample evidence of this fact.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

New York-It looks like a big year for radio as well as for rivalry iE production of automobiles. on the night of January some So,- GOO, ,000 persons may hear Will Rogers, Al Jolson, Paul Whiteman and Fred Stone. The hours enter tainment on the air will cost Dodge Brothers Motor Company more than 1000 a minute.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-12

Hollywood, Calf. - Doug Fair banks and Mary Pickford are to be cliff dwellers. They have q sum mer home at Solona Beach that will hang over the ocean. II will be Of cantilovcr construction on the side of q cliff.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
FOOD AND HEALTH
BY WINIFRED STUART GIBBS.
Food Specialist.

Here comes a letter, all the way
from California, telling about friend
who is suffering from Brights disease
and high blood pressure. Although
am usually careful not to make sug.
gestions where there is actual disease,
am tempted to make an exception in
this case.
must limit my advice, however,
to giving the diet list that is usually
helpful when Bright's disease is
chronic, and I may add that anything
which helps keep this in check is
likely to be good for the purpose of
regulating the blood pressure.
A diet list, then, for chronic Bright q
disease where there are no very
marked symptoms is as follows: Fresh
fish, oysters, cream Of vegetable soup
made without meat stock, not more
than one or possibly two eggs a day;
green vegetables, except asparagus,
onions, celery; practically all fruits, a
small serving Of fowl occasionally,
cereals, cereal soups and gruels,
cream, butter. olive oil, milk cheese;
starchy puddings, such as rice, tapioca
and cornstarch; milk, sweet cider,
orange and grape juice and other un-
fermented fruit juices.
Alcohol must be rigidly excluded
and tea and coffee may be taken in
very moderate quantities.
i must repeat that such diet list
is suitable only where there are no
evidences OF severe complications. !
must advise my correspondent and
any one else who may read this to
submit the list to some one who is
we'll informed about nutrition matters,
and who Is also able to make fire.
quent observations Of the effect of
such a diet.
Finally, IL this diet Is suitable to
my correspondents case, he will find
that his general health will improve,
and this will have a tendency to help
his cough.
A few suggestions in regard to
preparing foods in the diet list may
be in order. As for fish, white meated
varieties are usually the best, and the
patient is cautioned to eat only the
soft part of oysters. Special attention
should be made TO the concoction Of
the vegetable soups using equal parts
of strained cooked vegetable pulp and
carefully made white sauce. In pre-.
pairing green vegetables, use as little
water as possible. cooking them in
their own juices.
Evening star., 1927-04-19
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

+ get plenty of sleep. What can do
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keep a smooth, young face. You for
got to describe your complexion tints.
which are the determining factor in
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eral, however. light, warm color5 ]
make a girl of your age look young,
while dark. cold colors age her. Rose
beige is an excellent color for
brunettes. If your skin is fair or me
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rose, peach, duh orchid, pink violet
reseda, soft dull green, darg green or
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shades of the same color in the popu
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frocks and coats will make you seem
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due to eye strain. Consult an eye
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kles. Please send a stamped, self-ad
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Ideal Weight
Dear Miss Laeds--I am 33 years
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What should my waist and hip meas
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Answer-Your weight is good for
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yourself to become heavier as you
grow older If you wish to be healthy
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with every age group, which is quite
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the same or else lose a little each
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respectively. o. course, these meas
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Evening star., 1927-04-19
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Ihe milk problem looms large as
Summer slides into sight. The milk
| for babies whose parents are taking a
trip or moving away: the price
of certified versus pasteurized milk
| all these are difficulties which must be
| smoothed away.
If one must change from a milk to
which the baby has become accus.
| toned and change for short period
| only, perhaps for the duration of q
train trip, or a short visit in another
| city, it is just as well not to disturb
the child's stomach by the doubtful
| reactions to the fresh milk of another
city or that obtained en- route. 1t is
| far better to use a dried milk powder
which is uniform in quality and fresh
ness. which can be obtained in exactly
L the same form in each and every
| place, and which does not need an
| icebox to keep 1t from souring.
Dried milk powder can be mixed
with boiled water, always available,
and can be fed to the baby before he
leaves home until he has become used
to 1t. Then the journey will be robbed
OF at least half it's anxieties, because
the baby's food will be no cause for
worry.
Fresh fruit Juice, either tomato or
orange juice, win Offset the use of
what OF necessity must be termed a
"canned" food.
This solves the problem for the
average family which is moving.
While persons to whom money is no
object may want to do differently,
that is, carry an icebox, or have milk
prepared for them which will last
until settled ia the new town, the aver.
age mother will be relieved to know
that she can feed the baby safely for
an indefinite period on powdered milk.
Now about the danger of changing
from certified to pasteurized milk
This vexing situation confronts the
mother who has been willing to sacri.
nee anything to give her less-than-a.
year-old infant the benefits Of the
best milk, but who feels after the child
has reached year of age that he will
| not need such milk, and wants to
change to pasteurized milk.
As Summer approaches, 1t is wise to
remember that any milk which comes
long distances, and which is subject to
changes of temperature and which is
OF doubtful age, will be safer when
| boiled, even IL it has previously been
| pasteurized,
| Pasteurized milk should not hurt the
child OF over / year, even IL he were
changed after having had certified raw
| milk, but one must always be sure
that the dairy is a reputable one.
| And, as said before, in the Spring
| and Summer it is safer, especially in
large cities, to boil all milk used for
the youngsters. Tt does not destroy
the nutritive qualities Of the milk, and
the loss Of the vitamins incident on
boiling can easily he made I'm by the
| fresh fruits and fresh vegetables.