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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
CURTIS IN Maine
FOR CANT AIGNING
Election in Pine Tree State Is
on Monday

Bangor. Me-. Sept. R-The first
election of this election year
Names state contest on Monday
was the attraction today for a host
of orators from both parties. with
Senator Curtis. the republican vice
presidential nominee. heading the
band Of republican spell binders
participating in the windup flourish.
Wearing new black felt SLOUGH
hat, Senator Curtis reached here last
night. In his battered handbag, the
veteran campaigncr brought two
speeches. one for a mass meeting
here tonight and the other to be de-
livered in Portland tomorrow night.
Travelling across the state last
night on his way from Massachu-
sets, the vice presidential nominee
was cheered at several stops by
party leaders who seemed unani-
nous in reporting of a bright out
look for Mondays election, when. In
addition to the state ticket, United
States senator will be elected.
Future Sign
Next November Maine will vote
along with the rest of the nation for
a president and a vice president, but
party workers are seeking to make
the Monday contest a sign OF the
future.
At Portland, D. F. Field, chair
man of the state republican COM
mittee. informed the senator that
I'VE will have a majority Monday
which will be perfectly satisfactory
to everyone who is watching Maine
as a barometer state" He would
make no prediction as to the size of
the vote.
Republican leaders were looking
to Senator Curtis to pound the bass
drum of the party's windup march
with his speeches on tariff revision.
taxation and government fiscal af-
fairs.
At Salem. Mass, yesterday, he as
sailed the state control liquor plan
of Governor Smith, declaring it was
impossible to amend the constitution
on that issue.
Orators to Be Heard
In virtually every city in this state
today and tomorrow the orators of
the two parties will be heard. In
addition to the rival candidates there
were Charles Dana Gibson. the
artist, and Representative Weller OF
New York. speaking for the demo-
Gratis. Besides Senator Curtis. the re-
publicans had Senator Watson OF
Indiana and Representative Vincent
of Michigan among others.
Senator Hale, who is running for
reelection, met Senator Curtis last
night. The Maine senator will pre-
side at the Portland meeting tomor-
row. Governor Brewster. who was
defeated for the senatorial nomlna-
ton in the primary. will preside az
tonight's rally when William Tudor
Gardiner, republican candidate Tor
governor. will be on the platform
with Senator Curtis.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
Find an Elaborate
Redistilling Plant

Central Falls, h. l., Sept. 7.-H'-
One OF the most elaborate redlstill-
ing plants ever uncovered in Rhode
Island was found today when police
and federal agents raided eight
houses along what is known as
"moonshine row" here. All together
they seized IS stills. more than l,ooo
gallons of liquor and other equip
ment. The large still alone was said
TO be worth $4,000.
Two men were arrested and will be
given a hearing before the United
States commissioner at Providence
tomorrow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
SAYS PSYCHOANkLYSlS
IS CURE FOR ILLNESS
BFitisl, Scientists At Glasgow Meet
Ing Hear That 1t Is OF Benefit
to Sick Persons.

Glasgow, Scotland. Sept. Z (UP)-
Psychoa nalysis as a cure for mental
illness was described to the British
Association for the Advancement Of
Science today by DIR. William Brown,
Harley street specialist md Oxford
university lecturer.
DR.. Brown said his experience had
shown that prolonged ,sychoanaly-
lis benefited the patien. and reliev-
cd his illness. a
sts," he said. 1.-The pati.nt would be
analyzed at least IS hours. includ-
Ing three, or preferably four or five
hours 4 week.
zone f,nds that the patient tends
At first simply to talk 4 his past life.
various incidents of the past come
back during the firstls to 20 hours
or 50.
Then fantasies 1 various kinds
nav come up in hislnind. He seems
ia live in a wakingdream as he lies
on a couch for treatment. He may
tend TO discuss arious abstract
questions or perhps more concrete
problems of his present life. with
emotional intensy.
still later in he analysis he may
tend to recall erlier and still ear
i,er incidents o his childhood with
great vividness
DR.. Brown tied the instance OF
an Oxford grauate. novelist' VINO
had been seveely i'll mentally. Now.
In the third ear of psychoanalysis.
lie was imprtins steadily under DR..
Browns treatment. Recently he err
roneously ingined he had mumps
because hewas recalling a child
hood attaclof mumps with hallucin
ary vividn@.
DR.. Cyr,Norwood. headmaster of
the famos Harrow school, in an
address ivocated abolition Of set
txaminatns for students. The
average soy or girl. he said. was
co,demed 10 "cramming' for ex-
aninattn and 1.-THE shadow of ex-
srinasns haunts the victim from
cDldhod to early manhood"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
AT the STRAND

Crowds turned out yesterday at
the Strand to get look At the most
talked about girl in the world,
Peaches Browning. who is playing at
this popular theater in her vaude-
willie o6sring.
To say the least. Peaches IL
charming to look upon and makes
an attractive personality before the
footltghts. Attired In the very latest
Of Partisan fashions and wearing the
costly jewelry given her by her for
mer husband. Daddy Browning. she
drew favorable comment from the
large audience who came to see her
yesterday.
Peaches sings. tells stories. and Is
assisted by . clever dance duo that
make her offering real entertain
Ing.
Other select vaudeville on the bill
includes the Stewards in q good
musical offering on the xylophone:
Ted Marks in Variety" doing some
great mimicry: Burt and Lehman.
4 happy pair OF comedians in witty
talk and songs: and Bobby O'Neil g.
Co. In Love and Kisses" a comedy
skit with song that was we'll liked.
The feature photoplay presents
Sue Carol. Lew Cody and Aileen
Prinsie In Beau Broadway" a
great romance Of New York night
life that has all the requirements OF
. good picture.
The shows are continuous both to-
day and Saturday.
Tempest" the John Barrymore
screen masterpiece that New York
acclaimed during a long run at ~
prices. will bring Americas most
distinguished actor to the Strand
theater on Sunday for four days In
q romance of Russia's revolution.
Camilla Horn and Louis Wolheim
appearing In chief support of the
star.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
DUKE AIDING SUFFERERS

London. Sept I (UP)-The Duke
of Spoleto. cousin of the king of
Italy, is reported to be among the
flood relief workers in India.
At present he is at Kashmir pre-
pairing an expedition to karakoram
range, the Daily Telegraph said to-
day. In 1927 he helped save the
property of a srinagar official whose
house was submerged under six feet
of water. 1t is reported that the
flood in the Chenab valley has be-
come serious. damaging villages.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
ESCAPE DEATH

Hondo. Tex. Sept. @-Their
plane becoming a glider when the
engine dropped out while flying near
Hondo this morning, John Wood
and Oscar Wallace. federal prohi-
bition agents. escaped death when
they made perfect emergency
landing in a field. The officers were
uninjured.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
n,EAK DISPLAY WINDOW

Bottom, Sept. 7.-UP)-Hurling a
ficI through display window.
hie,es stole clothing valued at more
haa $1,000 from the Boylston street
tore Of 8. Girard company early to-
ley and escaped in an automobile.
Police pursued them In vain.
Later the car used by the thieves
was found abandoned In South
Boston,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07

Boys Trot-moc Ok
fords of brown moose
hide. For school and
play wear.
Sizes liz to 2, s4.75
Sizes 2I2 to 6, S5.75
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
Boys Club Drum Corps
Seeking Prize Again

The Boys club fife and drum
corps has again entered the JUNO
music festival at the Eastern State;
exposition at Springfield and VIII
seek to continue its prize winnin--
Ways. The corps has finished secon,i
once and third twice in its last thre.
competitions at Springfield. The 10
cal musicians will also take part III
the parade in connection with the
war memorial dedication here on
September %, and number of stiff
practice sessions are ahead for
them, The first will be held on We'd
nesday night at the club.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07

Misses and Girls
Dress and School Ok
fords of tan calf or elk.
Sizes 8llz to II, SEAS
Sizes 111s to 2, s2.95
Sizes 2is to ~, s4.95
Steger's-Second Flosf
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
col, HERMAN HALL

Pasadena. Cal. Sept. Z R-Col.
Herman Hall. U. s. A.. retired, drop
ned dead on the 18th fairway of
the Pasadena Golf club yesterday.
Col. Hall was So years old. He is
survived by his widow.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
NAV. SUCCEED PREMIER

Paris, Sept. 7 (UP)-Coincidental
with the visit Of Prince Barbu Stir
Bey to Paris. Bucharest reports said
today that the prince soon might
succeed Premier Bratianu as head
Of the! Rpumanian government.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
BOND MARKET LAGS
once MORE TODAY
Call Money Plentiful But Trad
elS Fail to React

New York, Oct. 10 R)--The bond
market again Jagged today. Can
money N.s again in supply. renew
ing ~ i IL per cent, but bond
traders found no encouragement IN
reports that efforts would be made
to keep the rate at current levels
to prevent calling of loans by cor
porations.
Activity centered in recent favor
ties in the early trading. Andes
Copper Is made q point gain on u
rally from 2-point drop, and
Anaconda Is improved fractionalIy.
Barnsdall Is, both with and ex-war-
rants, extended their gains by frac-
tons.
In the rails, Buffalo, Rochester A.
Pittsburgh 1-2s gained more than
a point on announcement Of acquiSi-
ton of the road by the Van Swer-
ingens. Erie II A improved frac-
tionally. seaboard issues were in
clined to work lower. New Haven
IS gained nearly a point in smaA
turnover.
lndustrials and utilities were vir-
tually neglected. American Bee:
Sugar 81 lost a point. and L. g.
Rubber IS eased. Public Service OF
New Jersey I 1-2s improved some
what.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
liza Boosters to Give
Carnival and FrOlic

I. The liza Boosters of Azix Grotto
Is planning to hold carnival and
frolic at the clubroom of the club
OH West Main starting Halloween
night. October II and running
through November /. 2 and 3. AS
a feature of the carnival the club
will hold a marathon dance. the first
of Its kind in this city. on the OPEN
ing night. The dance will COM
mence at o'clock and will last five
hours. There will be two orches-
tras. George Rawlings. chairman
of the committee, has already re-
ceived numerous applications for
entries and the unique feature is
attracting a great deal Of attention
among local terpsichoreans.
The following day. November 1,
has been named as the Blue Lodge
night. November 2. as the State
Grotto Night. and November 3 az the
Knights of Columbus Night.
The following members are in
charge Of the carnival: Martin H.
Horwitz, donations and prizes; How
ard Ttmbrell and J. H. Mickey. pub
licity and decorations; Lambert
Lord. entertainment: Harry Hatsing.
treasurer; George smedley and Al
fred Pilz, booths: Charles Neal.
tickets and general secretary;
George Rawlings. marathon dance;
William Leopold, concessions, and
David L. Nair, general chairman.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
jews NEED $4,000 FUND
FOR SITE OF SYNAGOGUE
Committee TO Conduct 10 Day Cam
paign Augmented BY Addition
al Members Today.

The fund for the payment of site
of the new synagogue OF the Con-
gregation Sons of Israel contributed
to date amounts to $2l, 900 instead
OF $4,000 as reported yesterday,
leaving $4,000 to be collected during
the 10 day drive conducted by .he
joint committee Of the Probua club
and the congregation.
The present building commit tee
finding the task a difficult one has
augmented its ranks with tn. fol-
lowing members OF the conSrega-
ton: Sidney Simon. DR.. B. Protass,
NJ. Richman, b. Miller. Samuel Was.
kowitz, J.. Davis. Monroe =. Gordon.
Louis Rabinow, l.. Edelson, j. E.isen-
berg, NJ. II. Horwitz. =. KirchnltA
=. kaplan. William GreensteiE. :. J..
Rachlin. J. s,icklick. Harry Beck
with, DIR. u. Wdskcv IL. Nathan
Noyeck, ]. Goldman, A, Ros.nhl;.tt,
Il. Milkowitz. \. Gfeenberg, Lyman
Rabinow and Leon i,;plan. Invita-
tions to Join the committee ", re sent
TO Henry Schapack, Neyer Zir,man
and lsaac Rapp.
There are now q! teams Gu. 20
Letting funds AMI tn , !. ports OF aac,l
team will be presented to the conn
mittee Thursday evening at the
headquarters In the Leonard build :
ing. room 3O4. The space for the
campaign committee was donated by
Louis r. Raphael. for the time 1T
the drive.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
BARRON CASE DROPPED
NOlIc Entered In Charge Ut Grimm
nj Negligence brought Against
New Britain Auto DriIer

a nOlle has been entered in SUI
perior court IN the case OF Thomas
J. Barron OF I'll Pennington aven-
ue, this city. who was bound over
on the charge OF criminal negli-
gence. after hearing in police
court presided over by Justice Mi
chael A. Sexton. Barron, who was
represented by Judge William +.
Mangan. was driving IA coupe
through Broad street on sunday,
August 3. when it struck a parked
truck on which Joseph Pienkos.
aged II, of 80 Gold street, was
standing, his exact position having
been on a wheel hub. The boy was
killed and Sergeant p. J. O'Mara ar
rested barron after an investigation.
At the time he bound Barron over
to superior court, Justice Sexton OBJ
served that there was evidence of
negligence in the manner in which
barron handled the drivers wheel,
but whether it was gross, wanton
and criminal was not for him to say.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
RAR.W. CLUB BIRTHDAY
Sevoath AaDivessaFy Observed With
Dinncs, Eatertainaaent and Talk
BY New Yosk Advertassag Woman

Members Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Womsn's club last evening
celebrated their seventh birthday
anniversary of the organization by a
dinner and entertainment ut the
club house on High street.
The speaker was Miss Jessie Lee
Hall OF Brooklyn. N. Y. Miss Han
10 secretary and treasurer OF the
Stanley +. Gunntson. Inc. advertis-
Ing agency. Her talk was devoted
principally 10 the national fedora
ton Of d. and z. w. clubs.
Miss Katherine Cotton was IN
charge Of the program. Miss Mabel
Wallen was toastmtstress. Piano &C.
lections we're presented by Miss
Ethel Prior and vocal selections by
Miss Harriet Foley, A telegram was
received from Mrs. Mabel Foster of
Hartford. former state president and
godmother of the local club. Mrs.
Foster is spending her vacation in
New York. Greetings were brought
by Miss Kate Ryan, q member Of the
New Britain club and also state
president.
The aonmittee in charge consist ed
of Missaa Estelle Cuddy, Marion
Campbell and Rachael Spencer.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
City Items

4 daughter was born this MORN
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Lin
dahl Of III Roxbury road.
Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth Of
the police department is on an auto
mobile trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada.
The police were notified today of
the return of the right to operate to
Carroll Conklin OF 20 City avenue.
and return of the license OF Arthur
Dahlgren of IS Remington avenue.
George Pera of 1913 fremont
street. driver for NJ. NJ. Krikorian Of
II Prospect street. reported to Cap
tain Kelly today that his truck
struck an electric light ut Elm and
Commercial streets and broke it.
The local police were notified to-
day that an automobile truck regis
tered in the name OF Salvatore Rat
taglia of ~ Franklin street appeared
to have been abandoned in Walling-
ford. An investigation is being
made.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
X. of C. Entertainment
Next Tuesday Evening

The house committee OF Day
Council. X. Of c.. held = meeting
In the council rooms last evening
and FORMULATED plans for an elabo-
rate pregram Of entertainment at
the meeting next Tuesday evening.
The meeting will b held In tho
newly furnished meeting room and
the program Of entertainment will
be presented in connection with the
formal opening Of the room. A
lunch viii be served.
The house committee will hold
another meeting ct 1880 O'Clock
sunday morning TO complete the
plans for the AFFAIR. The committee
anneunces that It 10 planning to
tester . bawling team to represent
the council.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
Judge Reserves Decision
In PromissOry Note Suit

A reserved decision was the result
Of the hearing Of tho 81. 500 suit
brought by 6anto Trigiio against
James Perretta, which was tried in
city court today by Judge Henry
p. Roche. The action - over a
promissory note. which the plaintiff
produced as evidence, in which the
defendant promised to pay the sum
OF. $1.100 six months after date. the
date Of issuance being January 3.
and which the said defendant failed
to do.
The defendants answer was that
the plaiattf loaned him $500, for
which the plaintiff was given 4 note
in the amount Of S1.10O. charging
him $500 interest apart from the
regular interest. Joseph G. Woods
represented the plaintiff. and Albert
Greenberg was counsel for the de-
fendaAt
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
Weddings
KlaIl.1NBACH-CONNELLY

Miss Mae T.. Connolly. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Patrick }. Connolly
OF SIS North Main street, and Hen
ry J. kallenbach. son of Mr.. and
Mn. Martin kallenbach of 2 Cedar
street, Piainville, were married thus
morning at . o'clock at st. Aary's
church by Rev. Walter J. Lyddy,
The church waS decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums.
The bride wore period gown Of
flesh col0red crepe 18th picture hat
to match and carried bouquet Of
briarclifte roses and lilies Of the
valley. Miss Margie Connolly. who
was her sisters maid OF honor. wore
period gown of rose tan georgette
and q lace picture hat. Richard
Kallenbach, brother of the BRIDE
groom. was best man.
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents for Is guests
from New York. Hartford, Plain
vile and this city. Pink asters and
chrysanthemums were used for dec
orations at the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. kallenbach will re-
side at 1853 Columbia street, this
city, following a wedding trip.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
OFFICERS
RETURN TO POSTS
Hiss ncAleel md Hiss Coyls
AosorM BY 1. 0. 4; Auxiliary

Miss Rose McAloon was reelected
treasurer Of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
4. o. H.. for the 33nd consecutive
term and Miss Nellie Coyle was re-
elected financial secretary for the
goth term at the annual meeting Of
the auxiliary held at the Y. NJ. r. A..
& b. society hall last evening.
Mrs. Katherine Kehoe was re-
elected president for q second term
and several other officers who work.
Cd with her during the past year
were reelected. They are As fol-
lows: Mrs. Mary Igo. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Katherine Kalinowski,
recording secretary: Mis- Minnie
Heery. sentinel: Mrs. Suxan Hart.
chairman OF the standing commit
tee: Mrs. Julia Moorehead. mistress
of arms; Miss Anna O'Keefe. chair
man of Irish history committee: and
Miss Florence Malarney. chairman
Of the degree team.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
Real Estate News
Warranty

Warranty
Louie s. Jones to John f. Curtin.
Elbridge road.
Paul link to Arthur and Alice
Hill, Francis street.
Paolo Puzzo TO NJ. S. Gordon,
trustee, Wilson street.
Mortgages
Joseph Nappi to the Commercial
Trust Co., 5000, Clinton street.
&. Ethel Gerrish to the Fidelity
Industrial bank. $3.50. Francis street.
Qsiitsisim Deeds
Max Bloomberg to Ida Bloomberg.
Lake Boulevard.
Bodwell Realty Co. to Julius
kPeltzer, ct al. Edgewood avenue.
Mechanics LAen
James Truscio to Ernest Schae-
fer, $36, Buell. street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
TICKER FALLS 20
MINUTES IN rear
Trading Brisk on Wall Street Is
Speculation Continues

NAM var. Dot ia tp-snecula-
49, -. ~. .a,.,oa v,s resumed
~ e,o . - so.,a IN ,oa.v.s stock
-. ~ ill, in b;ob nr,cad in
a',.,.;.' snao,al,;es h..ine conducted
..,;.h oo,.;d.r,,,a ,io,.nc. Ex,rsm,
;.,, .,.d
- =. -, -. no;,,s WITH At
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,e"',
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pt"N pa'e' W." ~. ""kH
~ minutes VI n'o,e oe'', NV INC '"a
MOI W gary "i'e, Aoo'' "e p'"''
VI .he advance '''u'ca'eu n" oNe.
sou posn'o" III many s'oeAs' s"o'''
oe'hs drl'eh 70 cover ps the up
pearahce OF large buying ORDERS.
Merger recapitahzauoh ana hleh
er dividend rumors accompanied me
advance IN many issues.
Call money was again in plcnti-
full supply at the renewal figure OF
6 1-2 per cent. Time money also
displayed an easier undertone. Wall
street apparently was not disturbed
by the statement of Charles Z
Mitchell. president OF the National
City bank, that "credit expansion
resulting from increasing stock
prices is fairly close to the safe
limit"
Outside the stock market chief
interest conferred in tbe montblv
tonnage report of The United states
Steel cornora,ion showing gain NJ
nearly $1,000 tons in unified orders
last month. Plants of the corpora
ton are now working close to 80
per cent of capacity.
Allied Chemical, Montgomery
Ward. and International Harvester,
all up more than IL points and the
first two at new high records, led the
advance in stock prices. Warren
Brothers jumped IL points, Curtiss
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
SNEAK THIEF GETS $50
Rifles 1sillfOld In Office OF Miss
Mary 4. Campbell, Principal VI
EllD,u l3urritt SClltNl.

That a police investigation is be-
ing made into the operations OF
sneak thief who stole $50 from a
billfold in the Office Of Miss Mary
A. Campbell. principal of Elihu
Burritt school ON North. Clark and
Lee streets last Friday, was learned
today. ......
The man was seen walking about
the school corridors. according to
information obtained by the police.
but nobody stopped him or learned
his mission. While Miss Campbell
was out of her Office. the theft was
committed, the billfold being left in
her coat pocket when the money
was taken out.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
Postpone Expulsion of
Koran From France

Paris. Oct. 10 R-ExpuIsion
from France Of Harold Koran, cor
respondent Of the New York Ameri-
can. has been postponed by the gov
eminent. 1t was announced that an
investigation would be made of all
angles Of the case.
Koran had been requested to leave
France by tomorrow because of his
connection with the publication of a
French diplomatic memorandum on
the Anglo French naval accord.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
NO NEGLIGENCE,

Norwich, Oct. 10 R-No criminal
negligence was found in the death of
Mrs. Giovana Muratori, Al, late of
New London In finding issued to-
day by Coroner Edward G. Mckay.
The woman met her death on Sep
tember 3 when riding with her hus-
band on a motorcycle. 1t colIided
with curbstone and she was
thrown out on her head.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-10-10
NINE. WALSKA MUST PAY
If SHE KEEPS JEWELS
Worth -, 500 ,OOO-Treasury depart
ment Upholds New York Dtci-
sion By Customs.

Washington, Oct. 10 P1Mme.
Gamma Walska, wife of Harold +.
Mccormick of Chicago. will have TO
pay duty on her jewels and personal
effects estimated to be worth 81
100000 II she keeps them in the
United States.
This decision was reached today
by the treasury department which
supported the action Of the collector
of customs at New York in assessing
a duty against the valuables.