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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
NOO STUDENTS STRIKE,

superior, Wis. March 81 IP'-The
entire student body of superior
Central High school, numbering
nearly 900. marched out of the
school building early this afternoon
in Il general strike which students
say will end only when a reconcilia-
ton has been effected between Miss
Lulu J. Dickinson. dismissed English
teacher. and the board OF education,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
City Salary Increases
Effective Tomorrow

The city's fiscal year comes to u
close today, and tomorrow the new
appropriations are available. Salary
increases voted at the February
meeting Of the common council will
departments will turn back small
balances and 1t is expected that no
deficits will be reported. transfers
made several weeks ago having
avoided deficiency items.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31

about an automobile accident" Kid
der said. and my wife was In II.
along with some other man. II
seems they hit something or other
and sot thrown into frog pond"
kldder was granted the divorce
from Mrs. Josephine kidder yester-
day.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
Waited II Years for His
Wife. Then Got Divorce

Los Angeles. March 81 (lP)-
Halentinc A. Kidder. who waited II
years for his wife TO come back to
him, was q divorced man today.
And IL l>idder hadn't learned that
his wife was "cuttin' up back east
he wouldn't have been so hasty about
seeking legal separation from her
he said.
II read in a Massachusetts, paper
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
Julius l.. Nent!and

Funeral services for julius L..
Wentland. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Wentland OF so Magno-
LA street. We're held this afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. A. c. Theodore
Steege, pastor OF st. Matthew's
German Lutheran church. oificiated.
Interment was in Fairview Gene
terry,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
Miss Mary PcrCZak

Funeral services for Miss Mary
Perczak. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
street, who died yesterday at her
home following n long illness. will
be held tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock at Sacred Heart church.
Burial will be in Sacred Heart ceme-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
IIcE REPORT FOR MARCH

During the month OF March.
,here were 10 bell alarms and 3"
still alarms. Chief Noble said today,
The heaviest damage was $500 at
the fire in Il tenement house on
Hartford avenue. owned by J. Der
rctta.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31
AChille TOrclli

The funeral OF Achille Torelli, who
died suddenly while Mt work at the
Corbin Screw corporation yesterday.
will be held tomorrow morning at {?
o'clock from st. Mary's church. Bur
ial will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31

The ground on which the White
House stands at Washington 10 ap-
praised at $10,5oo.o00. The 1e acres
In the plot we're purchased original
~ for $l,eAe.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-31

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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26

owner who was not willing to dedi-
cate the required amount of property
provided for in these rules"
Land or property to be devoted to
recreational purposes is being given
outright in an increasing number of
cases, the report states. The Play
grounds and Recreational Association
as compared with IS cities reporting
land or property donated during 1925.
as compaed with SIS cities reporting
in 1924 Is cities report loans Of prop
erty for recreation purposes. The
value of the property donated in 81
cities totaled SLAB ,256.21.
The survey is held to be of especial
interest both to city planning officials
and to realtors in view of the publica-
ton in the past week by the Depart
ment OF Commerce of the preliminary
edition OF the suggested standard city
planning enabling act, now being pre-
pared by the departments advisory
committee on CITY planning and ZOn-
ing. and in view of the adoption, in
January of the present year. by the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards OF a comprehensive platform
outlying areas of cities-a platform
worked out by joint committee Of
the National Association, representing
practical city builders, and of the
American City Planning Conference.
representing the point of view of pro-
fessional city planners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26

material to the new jobs, they Will
soon have to enter the wholesale
market.
Mill business in softwoods during
the last few weeks has been Oh onlF
fair volume. Stocks in producing sec
tions have undergone reduction, nov
ever, for output has been curtalieo
for various reasons. and total snip
ments for the five weeks ended Eel
ruary exceeded it by per cent
while new orders have been IL per
cent ahead of the cut. The genera
feeling among manufacturers Is that
they have been selling their stocks
too cheaply. They tend to keep out
put to a level that will enable them
to secure a reasonable margin over
cost, and many of them bel1eVe the!
will be able to get about a dollar a
thousand more as Spring trade starts
up.
Southern pine business is still com
ing largely from the South, for though
there has been gain in volume OF
inquiry from the North and East, bad
weather in consuming territory pre-
vents it's being turned into orders.
Southern mills have been accumu-
lating a little stock. and some of them
have continued to offer special lots
at concessions. The West Coast mills
are operating below capacity, ana
their bookings for the last four weeks
have averaged around ID per cent
more than their cut. Practically all
markets for Coast lumber are showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26
LUMBERMEN SEE
IMPROVED MARKET
Residential Contracts Below Last
Year, But Bad Weather Is
Blamed to Great Extent.

Lumbermen have a good reason to
feel encouraged over the fact that
volume Of residential building prom
Uses to be well maintained, the Ameri
can Lumberman Bulletin today says.
While the January total Of residential
contracts was Is per cent less than
that for the same month last year,
about half the difference was made up
by the decline of activity in Florida.
More than half the January volume
originated on the Atlantic Coast, in
Virginia and States north, though it
will be remembered that heavy snow
and cold weather hurt business in this
section during a good part Of the
month. Analysis leads to the belief
that as residential building in this
and other sections of the country hits
it's stride there will be a marked gain
in the movement of lumber Retailers
at present are working on low stocks
so that when they start moving out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-26
EXPERT OUTLINES
RECREATION LAWS
chicagoan Groups State and
Municipal Compulsory
Land DELEGATIONS.

A comprehensive summary or state
laws and municipal ordinances havine
compulsory provision for the dedi
cation of recreational tracts in resi-
Dental subdivisions has been prepared
by Frederick Rex, municipal reference
librarian for the city OF Chicago. IL
the request of the Chicago CITY
; councils committee on judiciary.
The summary constitutes rep9F!
of all existing State laws or municipal
ordinances which provide that SUB
divisions Of large tracts of land snal,
not be accepted, approved or recorded
by public officials unless in such SUD
divisions reservations are maze lor
public parks, Fairgrounds and similar
recreational purposes.
The report was made as result OF
correspondence carried on WITH CITY
of1cials in all cities in the United
States having a population of over
100. 000-some IS in number-and IN
addition with officials in 125 cities
having less than 1900 inhabitants.
Other facts and data were oDta'heu
from magazine articles, books, annnai
and special reports of park depart.
ments and similar recreational
agencies and from the proceedings OF
playground associations and similar
organizations.
III OllN OIlC oldtC, N1oiiNetAoS 49,
inquiry find a compulsory provision
for the dedication of recreational or
park areas as a condition of approval
of subdivision plats. Such n compul-
sorry provision, either laid down by
a municipal ordinance or by the regu-
lations of the city planning commits
sion, was found in five cities-Akron
and Dayton. Ohio: Kenosha, Wis;
Memphis, Tenn, and st. Paul, MINI.
Ohio Law Definite"
The State of Ohio. on the other
hand, the report states, has at present
a law definitely providing that: THE
dedication of property for other than
street purposes should not be made a
condition of the approval of the plat.
The Montana law, passed in 1919, is
as follows: For the purpose of pro
noting the public comfort, welfare
and safety, such plat and survey must
show that at least one-ninth of the
plated area, exclusive of streets. ETC.,
is forever dedicated to the public for
parks and Fairgrounds
Detailed provisions of the ordinances
and planning regulations quoted are
as follows:
Akron, Ohio-Playgrounds: In resi-
Dental allotments the commission will
require the allotter to dedicate for
Fairgrounds an area which it deems
adequate for the children of the future
residents of the allotment.
Kenosha, Wis.-The city plan COM
mission, where possible, will require
the owner to dedicate for public pur-
poses, such as parks. Fairgrounds and
school sites, an area not more than
per cent OF the total area of the
tract of land proposed to be plated,
eyceuf where in the opinion of such
commission per cent of the area
Is too small for parks. Fairgrounds
and school sites; then no public dedi-
cation of said tract shall be required.
The 5 per cent hereinbefore referred
to shall be exclusive of any area of
said tract of land dedicated for streets
and alleys.
City Managers Statement.
c. NJ. Osborn, city manager of
Kenosha, states. under date of March
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a little more life, there being improve
ment in business from the Atlantic
Coast, California and the Middle
West. Fir prices show a strengthen
ing tendency. though it is improbable
that a general advance will occur for
few weeks.
Hardwood trade has been gaining
somewhat in the last week or ten
days, as automobile and furniture fac
tories expand their operations. Orders
booked by the Southern mills during
the week ended February were 7
per cent above normal production, but
actual production was II per cent be-
low normal. Hardwood prices show
little recent change, but are firm.
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was made from the stage that the
actor had been stricken with a heart
attack.
The performance was Cancelled and
admissions refunded. Probability that
the show would close here was in
Dictated.
Following yesterdays matinee a
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DR.. Nav Owens. IS. Dies.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, February 25
R.--May r. Owens. S. wealthy re-
tired physician Of Brooklyn, died fol-
lowing a heart attack at a local hotel
yesterday. She had been a Winter
visitor in Jacksonville for the past Is
years
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HAS HEART ATTACK

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 26 N).
While an audience awaited the APP
pearance of Gregory Kelly. leading
man in THE Butter and Egg Man, a
comedy playing here. announcement
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Mrs. James p. Donahue. heiress to
the Woolworth millions, is having a
million-dollar mansion built at Palm
Beach, Fla. f.
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physician ordered Kelly to cease work
Immediately and take "A prolonged
rest.
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City Managers Statement.

C. M. Osborn, city manager of
Kenosha, states, under date of March
4, 1926: "Since the adoption of
these rules we have not found one
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/ HESE homes have six
rooms, fine Colonial man
tells, three bedrooms, a
white tiled bath, hot-water
heat, electricity, automatic
hot-water storage tanks,
completely furnished
kitchens, a built-in re-
frigerator (outside icing)
and hard wood floors
throughout.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-20
DEMPSEY LEAVES,
FULLY Confident
Insists That He C21 Take
Sharkey's Measure

White Sulphur Springs. Saratoga
Lake. N. Y, July 20 P-Supremely
confident in his ability to beat Jack
Sharkey tomorrow night, Jack
Dempsey left his training camp here
this morning for New York City and
the battle that will determine
whether at least one former heavy
weight champion can come back"
Dempsey left his quarters about
1880 o'clock, driving to Albany to
catch the 1;4o p. M, train for the
metropolis. With him were Leo P.
Flynn, his present manager, Jerry
Iuvadis, his trainer, and two other
members of his staff. The little
party travelled in Flynn's automo-
bile.
Reaching New York late this att
ernoon, Dempsey planned to go di-
rectly to the Hotel Belmont He will
probably remain in seclusion until
tomorrow afternoon when he weighs
in for the battle.
Jack was on edge as he left the
camp which has ben his home for
the past three weeks. He did no
work this forenoon, but restlessly
waited the hour of departure, wear
ing the famous dempsey seoul,
which caused members of his staff
to assure each other, Jack sure is
right
So certain was the former champ
ion of victory that today he appar-
entity was giving little thought to his
engagement in the Ianke Stadium
with Sharkey Thursday evening. He
was talking, instead, of the hurried
trip that he would take to Los An
geles for week or two OF vacation
before returning to White sulphur
Strings to train for bout With Gene
Tunney.
When he did speak of the Sharkey
fight it was only to express con-
fidence that he could Knockout the
other Jack in any round he pleased,
whether it was the first or the fiji
tenth.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-20
Speculation is Rife

Paris. July 20 LP-When news of
the death of King Ferdinand was
received in Paris, the question that
instantly arose in the minds of all
was How will this affect Carol o..
the former crown prince, who re-
nounced his rights to the throne a
year and a half ago,
Soon after the remuneration of his
royal prerogatives, Carol came to
France. and for the last few months,
has been living quietly at his villa
at Neuilly, outside Paris, giving no
indication of what action ne PLAN
ned in view of the certainty, that
his fathers life was nearing the end.
Even rumorS constantly atloat
the past few months-that he would
at least try to visit his fathers bed
side before the end came, ceased re-
Gently, and it was assumed by
Rumanian circles here that the easy
going prince had accepted the die
turn that he had forever given away
in favor Of his young son, Prince
Michael, born of his marriage with
Princess Helen of Greece, who now
becomes titular ruler. The power
under the constitution, however, will
really rest in the hands of regency,
consisting of the kings second son,
Prince Nicholas, the patriarch of