New Britain herald., 1928-02-06

By fhs ASseflAreG Frees,
 New York-It would appear that football players are the real dumb bells among college athletes. Intelll- gence tests of students conducted for the Carnegie Foundation for the advancement Of teaching averaged as follows: Tennis players s7,1e; fencing, Sl:1o; wrestling soa1; row ing so:T5; golf 7a,25: non n-sthletes 7oo1; football 7347. The founda- ton notes that the figures doubtless the physical appearance of ~ the wrestler with high intelligence.
 Mismi-Another long count for Champion Gene, The matter of pro- per payment to Uncle Sam of taxes on the million or so made at Chi cago and elsewhere last year has forced Mir Tunnev to interrupt the chase after birdies and other pleas ant pursuits south in order to make a trip north.
 New York-MsrriaEe, happiness prosperity and longevity! The golden wedding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph E. Buchman and the silver jubilee of Mir, and Mrs. I. Louis Euchnan were celebrated jointly with a ceremony involving renewals of vows before a rabbi. Louis is Joseph's son. Josephs 64 grandc hildren were present. He gave $2o.ooo to charity on the an- niyersary.
 Washington--lt is taboo for a>ia- tors to go too high as we'll as too low Army flyers must keep at least 75 feet above persons.
 Waterbury Explosion is followed by fire which takes lives of two young boys and unidentified man in Waterbury furniture store. Joseph. 9. and John, s. sons of Mir and Mrs Thomas Moynihau burned to death. Police believe cbarrcd unidentified body to be that Of Jacob Silver of New Haven. Empty gasoline cans and dynamite caps found near body lead to theory that fire is of in condiary origin. Louis N. Leopold. president of Waterbury Furniture Company. owners Of building held for coroner.
 New London Busy gang of safe blowers blow three, crack another. and rife q cash drawer in five garages here. More than sooo stolen.
 Winsted Charles Stone. 74. father Of Louis T. stone. editor of he Win sted Citizen, dies in sanltariun1 in Sanford. He was vic" president of State Firemcn's Assoc,ation. Norwalk-- James F. Cole, Jr.. of Chicago said to be , ma gIzlne sub Srrlp'ion salesman, shot and killed by John Tullio, 2 grocer. whom he was mistaken for J boldUp man. Police think part of Tulllos story exaggerated and hold hlm without !
 l,ail on manslaughter charge. Li-chheld --Thcmas F'ahbri, c5, dies iu hospital from injuries TO- Ccived when charge Of dynam1t" cN- plode1 near his face white working on T building -wrecking Job. NGrNich-Running from the Trim ity Methodist church, Rev. J. Har- low Graham. 30. thrc~ himself in front of a street car when he be came sized with a sudden fit of in sanity. The motornian stopped tho car before Dr. Graham was reached. Congregation members said fhat the minister's condition was undoubtcd I ly brought on by recent ovcrw orls along research lines.
 Claiming descent from a famous confederate general and patnrnHl ancestors ~ho came to this country in inc NayGov Enatrico Fuller. 1a plans to r1arrv il3r"uco kelEem. 3 negro. 1orc nozf Tp"4Jsy. Miss Fuller and ttellem t"ih argprJ the record hen they fieJ thrlr r7arris-e intentions vrh rhr tn7'o clerk
 Ner Haven F;Urrl4r fhrop- brIr k -rarped m cloth tn, ouEh Ie" slry store -Indo~. stealirE gcns 'alucd i at s4oo.
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