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New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
T0DAY'S HAPPENINGS IN
 NATIONAL CAPITOL
Two Rig Legislative Items Are Up for Action But Outcome Is
 Dubious.

Washington. March CP,-Two big legislative chunks were on the congressional fire today without anybody knowing for certain what was going to happen to either.
 The house got back to its anti resolution. A tide of op- position to abolishment of the short session, when men already voted out of office arc held still to exercise law making powers. seemed 10 be developing during the drum fire of the five minute rule debate.
 The senate was laboring again on the Muscle Shoals government oper- ation resolution with opponents of cheap fertilizer for farmers massing against the Norris plan 10 lease power. Just when if will reach a vote nobody even pretends to know
 To add to the legislative moun- tain awaiting action, the senate agriculture committee popped out it's report on the refused McNary- Haugen farm relief measure. The bill still is 10 be given a sailing date on the senate floor.
 The house struggle with lame ducks drew even senate attention. Senator BleaSe, of South Carolina, sat over there a while rather than listen to any more Muscle Shoals. Speaker Longworth, abandoning his official place on the rostrun, sat with friends in the gallery.
 Committee rooms saw a resump- ton Of the Senate Teapot Dome in- vestigation, with republican party finances 10 the fore, and 8 continual ton of the investigation into condi- tions in the coal fields and into the cotton price situation.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
SEES RELIGION AS
 JEWISH HERITAGE
Rabbi Price Speaks at Banquet
 of Jehuda HaleVi Lodge

Over 100 couples gathered at the Elks hall last evening to attend the
 18th annual banquet Of the Jehuda Helevi lodge, ]. 0. B. E. Judge NJ. D. Saxe was toastmaster. Rabbi Samuel Price of Spring. field gave a stirring address on The Heritage of the Jews" He told his listeners that the Jewish people are not judged as a whole or nation but as individuals. People judge the Jewish race by the way their next door Jewish neighbors live, he said. The Rabbi urged the Jewish people to live clean and upright lives so that the Jewish race can be judged accordingly.
 He strongly defended tho Jewish religion and stated that the heritage of the Jewish people was so strong and steady that the simple laws Of the religion are followed out by the entire Jewish race. IL is not neces- sary to constantly remind the people or watch them to see that they fol- low out the laws of their religion, he said.
 Rabbi Gershon Hadas spoke a few words to the gathering concerning the new synagogue that is to be built in the near future. He urged the people to unite as whole and work hard for the proposed syna- goEua.
 The committee in charge Of the ! arrangements was: lsadore II. Gold man. chairman; Herman Adler. 1 Harry II. MilkowitZ. Alfred Levitt and Irving l. Rachlin. Following the banquet music was enjoyed and dancing held for the rest Of the evening. The music was played by the Imperial club orches-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Deaths
Mrs. Thomas DOnnelIy

Mrs. Katherine T. c. Donnelly. sister of Mrs. Bernard r. Gaftney of this city and at one time the only licensed woman pharmacist in the state of Connecticut, died yesterday Ut her home, 12S3 Narragansett Boulevard. Providence.
 She was born in Hartford, the daughter of John Sherlock and Catherine (Ford) Sherlock and for years she conducted her own drug store at the corner of Albany ave nue and Garden streets ill that city.
 Surviving her arc her husband. Thomas Donnelly Of Providence; her sister Mrs. Gaffney. and q brother, Peter Sherlock Of Omaha, Neb.
 Funeral services will be held In Providence Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. The remains will be taken to Hartford where burial will be in Mount St. Benedict's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Will Start Cape Town
 Flight on Wednesday

London. March s (uP) - Lady Bailey, recently declared the cham- pion woman aviator of the world. an- nounccd today she would attempt to fly from London to Captown, South Africa, next Wednesday.
 The flight will be about 5000 miles and would establish a long, distance record for women aviators. 1t was understood she would fly her own Dehayilland Moth airplane.
 Lady Bailey is the wife of the South African millionaire, Sir Abe Bailey. whom she married only a few months ago. She holds the Wo- mans altitude record and recently the International League of Aviators declared her the champion woman aviator of the world.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
LONG PRISON TERM
 FOR HOLDUP MAN
Davies, Who Took PohCouan's
 Gun, Gets 5 to s Yoln

John Davies, who on January l3 held up Policeman Eugene Kieffer and took the officers revolver, on- ly to be captured two days later in Hartford. has been sentenced to serve from five to eight years in states prison. He was before Judge Marvin in superior court late yester. day charged with burglarizine two garages, stealing an automobile and taking the officers pistol.
 Before coming to New Britain. Davies, who also used the names kaplan and Bozek. forced Edward Barnikow and Fred Heath of Meri- den 10 fill the gasoline tank in the car he was driving. using . loaded gun to put his order into effect. Barnikow is a former local profes- sional football player. now employed at Meriden gasoline filling station.
 Davies had deserted his car on kieffer was standing guard over the machine when revolver was flashed in his face. Davies mean while demanding that the policeman give over his service pistol. This be- ing done. Davies then ordered Kief- fer to walk slowly toward New Bri- tain while the hold-up man made his escape in the woods.
 McGowans Fined 4lSO In superior court today. Cephus McGowan, colored, of ll Willow street. was fined $100 and costs and his wife. Mrs. Kate McGowan. col ored. was fined $50 and costs on the charge of keeping a disorderly house. In local court, McGowan was fined and sentenced to jail for 90 days. while Mrs McGowan was also fined and given a suspended jail sentence of 50 days. The cases were appealed by Attorney Thomas F. McDonough.
 Frank Jakubinas. aged 5l. Of Chestnut street pleaded guilty to the charge of stabbing his wife and was sentenced to jail for six months yes terday. He was intoxicated when he plunged knife into his w1fe's aldo men and for several weeks fears were entertained for her recovery.
 Nincenzo DiMauro was fined $500 and costs and sentenced to jail for co days for violation of the fiQuoe law in his store ct 37e C1uro0 street
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
.ADMIRAL's SISTER HELD

Philadelphia, March $ P-Miss Mary Sims. of Haverford. Pa. was today held in $500 bail in connec- ton with the death of James Mo 1lroy. who was struck by her auto- mobile while she was driving last night. Miss Sims, who is a sister of Rear Admiral William s. Sims. re- tired. was released after the acci- dent. but when the man died she was again placed in custody of the police and held in bail.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
GIVES 5000 LIRE

Rome, March. UP)-Premier Mussolini has sent 5000 lire to the mother and sister Of Lieutenant Sigfrid Wackernell, German ny rolean volunteer killed in the recent Lybian campaign. Newspapers cont mented that Lieut.. Wackernelrs death for Italy was q significant re- ply to anti fascist agitation in Au- Stria.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Henry '. Wheeler

Funeral services for Henry J. Wheeler, formerly Of 232 Maple street. who died in Hartford yester- day morning. will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the funeral home of E. C. Porter Sons, 19 Court. street. Rev Dr. George W. c. Hill, pastor of the South Congregat tional church, will officiate. Burial will be in Fairyiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
ELY PALACE

Rome, March s (NP)-The con- federation of Fascist agriculturalsts has bought the palace of Queen Mother Marghorita. which was the kings personal property. United States Ambassador Henry F. Flotch- for an embassy.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Mrs. Charles \. Andersen,

Funeral services of Mrs. Charles A. Anderson. formerly of 80 Winthrop street, who died in Detroit, were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs Thomas Basile of g. Sheffield street. Rev. nr. Abel 4. Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, officiat- cd. Burial was in Fairvicw cemc- tery.
 Pail bearers were members Of the the Vega society
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

of Russia and its deeds of violence against the spiritual things and he said that Mexico had turned itself over to Socialism and Anarchy. He spoke on how the states tn this coun- try are trying to enforce prohibition.
 Though God Is ready to punish for sin. he said. He is always ready to forgive and receive back into His trust him who changes. God may hold in one hand. he ended. a sword to punish but in the other He holds palm of victory to award.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
HAPGOODS RELEASED

Wilkes Barre. Pa. March s P'-- Powers Hapgood and his wife. Mary Hapgood, of New York, were releas- ed from the county jail today wEan bond of $5,0O0 each were furnished by a bonding company of New York
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
STRANGE MAN ARRESTED
Acting in Peculiar Manner On Long Street and Is Taken Into Custody Has Ssl in POCketbook.

4 man appearing to be about 60 years of age was taken into custody early this afternoon by Sergeant Stadler and Officer Strolls. the lat ter having seen him acting strange ly near Long street. The police were unable to learn the mans name and address and it was decided to de- tain him temporarily. He had $7l in a pocketbook and was fairly well dressed. He said he lived in the same house seven years but he did not know the name of the street.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Builder of First Auto
 Dies in Maryland

Forton. Md. March s tPeJona- than Dixon Maxwell, pioneer auto- mobile manufacturer and one of the three men who built the machine. now preserved in the Smithsonian n Institute, believed 10 have been the first automobile. died at his home today,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
DIES IN FLORIDA

Ormond Beach. Fla. March S R The death of Walter Seymour Langshaw of New Bedford. Mass. was announced today. He died here Tuesday night of acute nephritis after a lingering illness Mir. and Mrs. Langshaw came here two week ago. The body was sent to New Bedford for burial.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
John E. DOnIaI,

Funeral services for John E. Don Ian. veteran barber who died sud- denly of heart disease at his home. 50 spring street, yesterday will be held tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock at st. Mary's church. Burial will be ill St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
TO DISCUSS BUDGET

Rome. March (UP)-The chamber of deputies was to discuss the war department budget today. tndersecretary of war Cavallero was to report In detail regarding various items of army expenditure
 Premier Mussolini's report on tho distribution of large families, pre- pared in connection with his anti birth control campaign. also was to be discussed. The report announced that 5000 families in Italy con- tained more than six children.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
10 TRY FOR RECORD

Rome. March s UP)-1t was un- derstood that Major De Bernardi soon would attempt to beat his own world airplane speed record. The attempt, 1t was believed. would be made at Venice in the same plane in November
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Edward Carey

Edward Carey of G5 Franklin street died this morning at his home where he had lived for many years. lie leaves sister, Mrs. Fred Molcy of this city
 Funeral arrangements, in charge of B. (. Porter Sons, are jncom- plete.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
LINDY OFF AGAIN

Washington. March s R-Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Boiling Field at 12:0f today for ar unannounced destination
 He was accompanied ir his RyJca. nonnplan~ hv Major Thnmas C. LanphIcr. comm.adan, d, Seifrlds, Tieid, Mich. and Henry Bresken- ridge, his counsel
 have kept secret the nature of their business in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
MATCHED FOR FIGHT

Milan. March S (UP)-The Italian heavyweight Bertazzolo was match ed today to fight Burda, the German who claims the European cham pionship. The fight is to be staged at Berlin early in May.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
City Items

The school accommodations com- mittee of the school board will hold a netting in the department office at { o'clock tomorrow afternoon prevt- ous to the regular March meeting of the board which is to take place at 4:3O o'clock.
 Peter Sataliuo of t66 East street reported to the police today the theft of six rabbits from his coop last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
BEAR I,yfRJ,E,M

Rome, March s UP)-A royal decree today directed tbat uniforms of Italian diplomatic and consular representatives should bear the Fascist emblem embroidered in gold on the left breast.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
WaN Street Briefs

Yale & Towne Manufacturing company earned tt.ss . share in 1927 against $6.33 a share in 1926. Net profit declined to l,sS9,75l from 32,5e7,754.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and neighhors for the kindness and sym bereavement in the death of our be- loved wife and daughter. also for the beautiful floral offerings received. Signed
 THOMAS STANTON
 PATRICK SLINEY
 AND FAMILY
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Funerals
Mrs. Gerald Yaross

Funeral services for Mrs. Gerald laross of - North street will be held tomorrow morning at s:30 o'clock at the home and at o'clock at Ukrainian church. Burial will be in the lkrainian cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
PREMIER APPROVES

Rome. March s (UP)-Prenicr Mussonni has approved the pro posal of Augusta Turat! 10 makc Turati's title secretary of the Fascist party instead of secretary general. as at present.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
F. M. Gunther Nominated
 As Egyptian Minister

Washington. Mar. s Pl-Franklin Mott Gnnther of Virginia was nom- mated by President Coolidge today 10 be American minister to Egypt.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

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, 1928-09-05

to l cent up oats steady unchanged to
IA cents higher and provisions irregular
lard was up to 10 to Il cents and bellies
up ten cepts, with ribs down 10 cents.
New York, Sep 3rd.-The refusal of
the State Department to allow Mark
Starr, British labour organizer, to visit
this country, to give a series Of lectures
at BrookWO0d Lab0ur College, KatOnah,
New York, has puzzled the authorities.
Starr, an organizer of the National Coun-
Gil of LabOur Colleges Of Great Britain
and author OF a book on labOur had
been invited to interpret the British lab.
our movement for Brookwood students.
London, Sep. Ord. = Prof. Mark Starr
said that he was at a loss 10 understand
why he had been refused a visit by the
State department at Washington, which
he applied tor with the intention of
teaching in the BrookWo~d Labour Col
lege at KatUnah, New York. There is
nothing further for him TODD, he said the
next step being up to BroOkWoOd. Prof.
Starr SAID he had received a lcabIe from
A. J. Music, Chairman of the Faculty of
Brook saying that an appeal or the
reversal of the decision would be made
to lhe State Department.
Ir0msOe. Norway, Sept. Bro. The fish
ing vessel Broad" has reported that she
mas found float Of a hying boat. 1t was
thought possible that TINS may De a relic
OF the French Latham seapiane wherein
Road Amundsou and his five companions
were lost when they started on an eX
petition 10 rescue the missing members
Of the NObil Arctic party.
Paris, Sept 3rd M BOkauowski, Min
lister of Commerce and Aviation. was
crushed to dealt add his body cremated
in an aer0piaue accident near Foul yes
terday morning. -Four others, pilot ga
briel HanIn. mechanic Jean Vidal, .7lre.
less operator Henry WlIIins and Score
tary Of the aeroplane COMPANY Eduuard
Lotrane also persisted. M. ~B9kanoNskl
spent Saturday nlgnt at the country nome
OF M. PoIncate at CampaIgoo, where he
attended an informal meeting Of the
Caolnet. In.tbe morning the Minister mo
tOred to the aviation fed 70 mics away
ard took MS place ~ "a diane specially or
dered for nIm from LIE 0ourgel Inc
machine, a Spad blpiane, took off iabOrI-
ousiy but rapidly gaIn:d attitude Cap
tain HuuderI VINO was esc0rtIug tne Min
listers sulp IN ; military plane, noted ,ue
Spod suddenly veer to the fIght, When
about, l, 800 feet al0ft, AMI 90 INTO a nose
owe, The plane rapidly descended TO
the ground ana burst 1910 flame, The
machine. WuIcn add 0een 10 lhe air 0ire-
" live inmates carried 100 5ICt9a Ot gas.
line ana vas headed Tor NIerH inter.
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, 1928-09-05

Fighting is reported to have broken out
between troops of the two factions in the
southern part of Kiangsi province. Oh.
servers belieVe that unless these hOstili-
ties are QueIIed quickly they are destined
to result IN 40 uprising of radicals in Can
ton and the overthrow of the Govern
ment there, The Canton authorities have
arrested 500 agitaJors.
New Orleans, La, Sept. 1st. Alcohol
valued at more than one million dollars
was destroyed by fire, which swept
through the plant Of the American SOL
vent and chemical corporation here -Four
fremen were overcome by the heat OF the
flames which spread rom the warehouse
60 The main building and almost destroy
ed the tOur-storey structure Wblch COW
cred a city block.
New York, Sept, 1st.-A brief but VIC
lent electrical storm swept the city, last
night ending today during which, four
persons died and 9 we're taken TO hOspi-
tails from heat prOstratiOns lhermOme-
ters registered IS degrees and the huml-
dity was intense when the storm came.
Geneva, Sept. 1st. Unofficial partici-
patioo in the work of the league OF ma
tioQs by the United States, which is not
a member, is increased as preparation are
being made for the opening OF he as
sembIy next Monday. On the staff Of the
league secretariat there are row four
United States Nationals, as we'll as other
representatives Of WASHINGTON Govern
ment Departments, these incjuaing the
Department OF Commerce eight, treasury
SIX, war three, Secretary of State two.
laboratories two, cubic health service
two, and congressional liberty one The
State Department has also sent seven re.
pres natives from United States iega-
lions and cOrsulates abroad.
Hava0a, Cu0a Sept 3rd. The suit Of
the Royal Bank of Canada against Gen
eral Rafael Ituraido, * minister of war
was called IN court for the second time
with OUT the appearance OF the defen-
dant. The testimony Of Genera IturaldO
TO his signature oil notes amounting %
twenlyoae Thousand dollars is demanded
by the court. HIS attorney has secured a
third cnance for his appearance 10 court
this week. FMS viii be the last 0pp0T-
tunlly given the defendant and IN case he
does not appear judgement may De o.
tame against MS property acre. The
where abOuts Of General ljJfa.de IS W.
known
CulcaIo, Sept Bud. Wheat trading
was slack on Inc C0jcago market, sucn
buying as was done. u up before The
hOIday. b trienlnE the uodprtOne. De
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, 1928-09-05

a flight from Rockford III. for Stockholm
are safe and well. Theirsimmediate res
cue was accomplished by members of the
Professor Hobbs party, who sighted
smoke signals sent up by the aviators and
went in a boat across a tjord to get them.
Last night HasseI and Cramar were at
Camp Lloyd, They reported their plane
unchanged. They said they bad lived
on reduced rations of pemmican for the
two weeks they had been missing.
Brookline Mass. Sept. 3rd- George
Lott Or } and John Hennessey have won
he greatest victory of their careers by
crushing The clever Australians Gerald
Patterson and Jack Hawkes. in three
straight sets 60. o., GA, in the final
round OF the National Doubles Champion
snip on the courts at he LOngWO06 Cric-
ket Climb. Helen Wills won her third Ma
tional Tennis title this week. when she
alj j elk Hawkes. of Australia defeated
Edith Crozie, San Francisco, and E. F.
Moon, another Australian, 6-3, 81, in
he mixed doubles final match.
Halifax N S. Sept. 3rd. Halifax, al.
ready recognized as an important port in
the development of commercial aviation
will be the scene toda, Of an experiment
new to Nova Scotia. At 8 40 am a mail
plane. catapulted from he French line
sit a ner lie de France eff Cape Race
last ulRht, is scheduled 10 call here, en-
route to Boston for fuel. The idea is an
experiment on the part Of the French
line andif successful will land mail in
Boston. two days ahead OF toe liners
schedule. Ii successtuiIt is probable too
that Halifax will be a port Of call for
planes as we'll
, 1928-09-05
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barre S33 80
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