New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
HOWARD W. SMITH
 GETS TEN DOLLARS
(. ". Francis a Close Second in
 Picture Puzzle Contest

W. Smith of Hudson street, Berlin, and Charles w. Francis of s17 West Main street this city Mir. Smith had two mistakes and Mr. Francis had three which is really remarkable for they both were far above the aver age sent in. Even in this office. the men could not spot over three or , four out of the 12 pictures printed every night. By the way, Mr. Smith, you get the $10 and you deserve 1t. Some of the boys down at the Berlin Construction could use that memory of yours to ask you questions about the logs of numbers. Sometime next week when you drop uptown call in at the Herald and get your prize. And as for you Mir. Francis, you get the prize of s5 and you deserve that one. too. Every contest we have around here. Mr. Francis stands well atop the list Drop down and see us any time Mir. Fran els and get the "N."
 Anytime Mrs. Everett NJ. Smith of 10 Camp street and Mrs. E. J. Dorsey of 4 Broad street wish to call next week, they may have s2.50 apiece.
 Now there are ten more prizes of two @ passes to the Capitol theater sprinkled throughout the classified ads today. The classified ads are the want ads, you know. Look through them and if your name ap- pears there. you may call next week and get your passes but please don't call until after ten o'clock for Man ager Barrett doesn't get around 70 work before then. and he's going to make them out the very first thing he does after he gets out of the barber shop Monday morning. Here's the names by numbers.
 Earl Carol, theatrical produc- CT: c-Queen Marie of Rumania; 3-Former |. g. Senator Atlee Pom creme. oil case prosecutor; 4-Col- onel Charles 4. Lindbergh: 5- Charles Levine. passenger on Cham berlin's Atlantic Flight; 6--Charlie Chaplin, movie comedian: 7-Helen Wills national women's tennis rhampion: S-Judge K. NJ. Landis, dictator Of organized baseball; Q Vice President Charles G. Dawes: 10 Mayor James Walker Of New York: 11-Rev. William (Billy) Sun day evangelist. 12-Aimee Semple McPherson, Los Angeles revivalist.
 13-Mrs Calvin Coolidge; 14- William M. Green, president of the American Federation of Labor: 15- Ban Johnson, former president of the American League: 16-Clarence Darrow, lawyer; 11-Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight champion; 1S- Mrs. Medill Mccormick; 19--Wal- lace Beery, movie actor: 2o-Paul ina Longworth. Alice Roosevelt Longworth's daughter; 21-Secre- tary of State Frank B. Kellogg; 22 F. Scott Mcbride of the Anti-Sa- loon League: 2S-William NJ. Butler. chairman of the Republican Ition- al committee; 24-King Michael of Roumania.
 25. Mrs. Ruth Snyder. murderess: 2s-President Gales of Mexico; 27
  2S--Ty Cobb. baseball star; 70 Gene Tunney. heavyweight cham pion; 3o-William Hale Thompson, mayor of Chicago; 31-Sinclair Lewis, author of "Elmer Gantry': so-Clarence Chamberlin, trans-At- lantic flyer; 33-Secretary Of Com merce Herbert Hoover: 34-Albert nf e interior; s5-Edsel Ford; 36-Pola Eegri movie actress.
 37-Lou Gehrig. baseball star; ss -Lita Grey Chaplin. former wife of Charlie Chaplin: S9-Bill Tilden, tennis star; Ex-Governor Alvin T. Fuller of Massachusetts: 4-E. L. Doheny oil magnate; 42-Secretary Of the Navy Curtis Wilbur; 4S-Gov- ernor Al Smith of New York: H. Constance Talmadge. movie star: 45 Charles Evans Hughes, former secretary of state; 46-"Ma" Fergu- son, former governor Of Texas; 47- "king Ben" Purnell, leader of the House of David; 4S-Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd, trans Atlantic flyer.
 49-Myron T. Herrick. u. s. am bassador to France; 50-Amelita Ialli-Curci, grand opera star; 5l- Dwight Morrow, L. S. ambassador to Mexico; 52-Senator James A. Reed of Missouri; 53-Babe Ruth. home run king; 54-Art Goebel, winner of the Dole race to Honolu- yrin of Rumania; 56-General Sm medley Butler of the U. s. marines: 57- Walter Hagen. famous professional golfer: 5S-Senator William Borah of Idaho; 59-Suzanne Lenglen. fa- nous woman professional tennis player; 60-Mussolini, dictator of Italy.
 61-Queen Mary of England; 62- General John J. Pershing, wartime commander of the A. E. r.: 6S- Bobby Jones. perennial golf cham pion; 64-Mary Pickford, screen star: 65-Molla Mallory, woman ten his star: 66--Donnie Bush, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates; 67-Wal- ter Johnson, famous pitcher: 6S- Mary Garden. grand opera star; 69 Lester Maitland who flew across the Pacific to Hawaii with Alfred Hegenberger; 70-Graham McNa- mee, radio announcer: 1-Presi- dent won Hindenburg of Germany; 7o-the Prince of Wales.
 The pictures are all being run again together with the names for the benefit of that army of guessers who didn't send in reply. There were over 200 replies sent in. and the judge wishes to thank all for their spirit of cooperation ana friendliness.
 PLAY CHENEY BROTHERS
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