New Britain herald., 1927-01-03

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mercial aviation last year and so
persons were kicked to death by
mules in Missouri. Captain H. G.
Stevens reports to the American
society for the promotion OF avia-
ton.
Havana - Anybody who casts
aspersion on the baseball integrity
of Senior Adolfo Luque of Havana
and Cincinnati should be beyond
his reach. A bleacherite yelled that
a game was being thrown and the
senior climbed right into the grand
stand after him. His climb was
stopped by the police.
New York - Edward Blake At
kinson and his bride have a five
story apartment house in the we'll
TODD West Seventies all their own
and all to themselves for their
hHnnvmoon. 1t was a present from
the groom's mother, Bostonian,
WAN her son married Kathleen
Mccormick. The honeymooners are
occupying only one apartment, the
one they were married in, and
when they come back from Ber-
muda they will rent the rest.
Washington The east leads in
women legislators. 1t is noted by
the National League Of Women
Voters. One hundred and twenty
two women in "a states will help
make laws this winter, decrease
of eight from last year.
New York Having won trip
to Europe, the prize In a contest
for selection Of the prettiest Hun
garian in the U. s. A., Miss Juliska
Lovas is going right back home to
Flint, Mich, where she runs coal
Office. Her business sense tells her
it would be better to accept $500
instead Of the trip, and besides her
family needs her. She Is 10 and s
feet, 2. Her black curly hair Is
bobbed, and she uses no rouge.
Lavallette, N. J. - Townsfolk
think so much of Henry Stevens of
the Hall-Mills case that he has
been elected president of the bor-
ough council, of which he has been
a member five years.
Denver-It's altogether too much
to ask Billy Adams to scrap the
chaps he has worn as cowboy for
40 years. He just won't put on
soup and fish when he Is inaug-
urated governor. He's afraid his
spurs will catch in the tail.
Santa Fee, n. M.-Governor Dill
Ion wanted to appear at his inaug-
ural ball in plain business suit
The committee, however, insisted
that those in authority be as prop
erly dressed as possible and the |
governor wore a tux.
Washington-The champion traf- |
fic cop, so far as ascertained. is |
Raymond V. Sinclair, who helps |
keep Pennsylvania avenue safe for |
Last year he ticketed |
S,S42 cars for parking overtime or
left turns and the owners |
paid $10,500 into the districts cof-
fers.
Boston A call has been issued
for a meeting to rejuvenate Bar
tenders union, Local II. The rea-
son is described as news OF great
est Importance"
Washington A Ga caret black
diamond and the largest black opal
known are included in the finest
collection of minerals in the
world" presented to the Smith
sonian institution by the son of the
collector, Washington A. Roebling,
builder of the Brooklyn bridge.
London A new electric loco
motive uses about as much current
IS household lighting and does
away with the dangerous third rail.
Some ESQ volts maintain speed on
he level and storage batteries help
IN grades.
Nashville, Tenn. - state senator
John w. Butler is not only opposed
10 public instruction in evolution,
but he also is interested in sup
preston of malicious gossip. Mr..
Butler, who introduced Tennessee's
anti-evolution bill, plans to offer a
bill which would make gossip
offense.
New Haven-Boys gain lead over
girls when three male and no fe-
male infants arrive in Elm City on
New Years Day.
Stamford-In same room where
woman was asphyxiated two weeks
ago, Mrs. Margaret Shields, 70, is
overcome by gas. Her condition is
critical.
Hartford Death from fractured
skull follows fall on icy sidewalk by
B. Laurinaitis.
Hartford-Aarrestcd charged with
of $500 from paint
crs and decorators union of which
he was treasurer, Patrick T. Reil-
~, 81. is said to have confessed to
juggling funds Of Hartford lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose, when he was
secretary.
Putnam-Walter J. Bartlett, 81, a
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