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Evening star., 1928-04-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, March 81 tAp1 GU. 8. Dept.
Agriculturel. --- Hogs ~ Receipts. 6.0o0
head: market uneven; light hogs steady
to weak heavy butchers strong; spots
10 higher in comparison with yeSter-
days average. top. $40. Estimated
holdover. a,Ooo head. Butchers medium
to choice, $50 to $50 pounds. 7.S0aS,lS.
200 TO $50 pounds, 7,S0aS,So: loo To
200 pounds, T,S0aS.s0; $50 TO $50
pounds, e,6sasSS; packing SowS, S,ISa
TAO; pigs. medium to choice, 90 to $50
pounds, 6,2Sai,S0,
Cattle-~ReceiptS. 200 head, Calves
Receipts. 200 head. Compared week
ago. heavy fed steers IS to 90 higher.
light kinds and yearlinas steady TO
strong. after having lost early advance.
Trade early In week active, close slow
and lower. she stocks values firm 20
IS higher, Bulls advanced IS 10 "a.
Light vealers closed steady; choice
weishty kinds, iso higher Extreme top
weighty fed steers, is,i0s several loads
ls,0O to ia.oO: best long yearlinES,
la,Ss; little but thin light yearlingS
under li,S0; heiserS. yearlingS, up to
1898: liberal supply at liTS 10 1900.
bulk COW run at DTS down to 7,SO, with
cutters at S7S TO ais mostly. Heavy
sausage bulls reached $50.
Sheep--RecetptS. 1000 head, practi-
cally none on sale today. For the
week, Fat lambs closing IS to 50 lower,
sheep strong, feeding and Shearing
lambs strong 10 IS higher. Top prices
for the week; Fed Western lambs.
lT,as, fed clipped lanhA 1890, fat
.weS. loco: clipped ewes. 900; sheartng
lambs. l6.7a.
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there, were philo-
sophie enough to
accept the delay as
something : h q t
couldn't be helped.
And all Of them,
the m a d s, the
nervous and the
PHILOSOPHERS. kept
eyes on the long
line Of bare track.
very like Sister
Anne, In the tower,
watched the road
for Rluebeard's
wife, below.
One woman COM
planned to another
that she had to
wait. more or less
every morning. and
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Happily Married SIS Years.

Happy marriages still exist, declare
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ferminger. who
have just celebrated their sixty-sixth
wedding anniversary at their home In
London. Both are SO. They we're born
within few doors OF each other. went
to school together. and we're married at
II. We got through life very happily
together" Ferminger said. Marriage is
neither a delusion or a snare. We are
not tired of each other yet"
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lowered while the bid on Raleigh Hotel
advanced from 100 to los.
The list of stocks being quoted on
dividend Is unusually long just now. 1t
includes nine bank stocks. Capital T-ac-
ton, Norfolk e. Washington Steamboat,
Commercial National Co. preferred, Dis
trict National Securities preferred, Co
can Co. common and preferred, Mer-
chants Transfer a. Storage prefeeked
and woodward g. Lothrop preferred.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

NEW YORK. March NJ tn -Uaaltetl
Gas Improvement Co, announces Il has
sold 4 controlling interest IN the DsS
Momes Gas Go, to the North American
Light h puwey Co
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PROPOSALS..


BIDS will be received ~ the PilFehase See.
lion, Bureau OF Standards. until 4 p5n, Anrit
H. IpaH, f6F approximately HD, 600 aube
Yards % materiaf 10 make NIL .on, Bureau
of stsndaTds property ny CORNER n Van Ness
submit prices 10 units of 800 cubic yards,
Including delivery and dumping ~ point
tuTs Df material an0teg on hisht IL re.
serVed To order material ~ Any nuHber qf
uBils mp ~ quantity spefhed ~ Hvhilhhls
approximation. and prices giote,i 10 continue
III force during neat hspal year also right
10 reject any or all bids, anl atdhs
ATTEYfIos no CONTRACTORS,
Hida viii he opened Saturday Apfil iith
at II sn,,. Tor the construction 0t ~
miist n wster ,hogDd m mmaeadan road - Sun.
snginAsI viii De q brpwns Chspel nn the
AlAEsnar,a Lsssbnfg Pike, og SATURDAY, April
7th. ~ 10 am, ~ sd0w blddara over the
4. SMITH BOWMAN,
mhao.sl.apl faGiax. w. a.sa.
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then had to be thankful for strap
to hang TO.
Tie up somewhere. reckon.
think it's wonderful the cars run so
smoothly. as they do, with ell the ma
chinery that has to be attended to-"
There you go. with your everlasting
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MARYLAND OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

NEW YORK, March 81 UN,~-A. e.
Collins, vice president and q director
oi Mafland oil Co, in charge Of NAL
keting. has resigned.
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AROUND THE CITY
BY MAMIE LANCASTER.

. HE platform swarned with ONCE
workers waiting for car that
wouldn't come. And most Of
Il them were mad to the extent
known as hopping. Some, OF
course, were just nervous over getting
late to work. while few. here and
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soc SHERIDAN sT N.W.-FT. STEVENS,
wsrdman built: e.rocn, house, numerous
city conveniences: only S6,pbO, Consult your
realtor or write c. n, RENFRO, Alien.
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m CHEyY CHASE. Nd.
~AN t,sfy Il Z Bo1soysli 81 ~ TRADEA A"'''
JAMESON BUILT
New Homes, Ready TO Move In.
Inspect the Following Sample
Houses.
m a

- SFTE.I5.
fgess 20 iSt6 II, q n sns 4 lssgf fospas
NEs b4sh bgsitag Tub and lets ~ estfss
GsSstkk6 rear boFebes DyfeFedE front DCreh
1sBsssieiItgy located 70 schools and ssa1rehss
T52b ID i7ss Hsa, sse. se.~-s sn4 2
lsree Toepas fgie nth fbgglt4H fggl b.-n b :
Alsl4gff light hard y ooa h1ogS and trim 10th
~ closet sgaae. FsFARk With sseb h0akA
Tsks Hsns9
k2s Cenafsl sss. p3ee--In a 1setlon of rev
hsFsafs attractive Sf9Gnu k0Ras3 slle hafb
bs4M4n tDb u ~ b. elfesFie iigbtk. hsFa.
soed 6ssoTs sns trim aosalgis FssF oorchfs
Wsl3 fE1nt IDfcb RsFAFE With Ganh housA
Low pnaR sssk 1efMs
~ SfyI>D
1912 n 81 o. New eaIbG8y5elsJH al 6nE
kosses 8 aDH lsFae looms tile bsfb III
Fsode9B lgspl0gsBzsasa hsgd BGo9 Nssjff sH0
trim ipcstea HA4F school onBff4aAe eEa ether
ognVeBi6naes FsFsEs with eson hoEAe psge1
et1eetA Fay terms.
THOMAS 4. JAMESON CO.,
1 !s1sE s11s rks Asz 1zs WHO oShsS ok :.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

PUBLIC sALE--T3ei3 ACRES. WELL
vatered. improved by s.room dTeliinE.
appi appie orchard, ss acres tliabls. balance
Woodland 300 yards from GermanM."w,n MoS,,
station. Met. Branch y. 4 @ X. n M"nii MWli
d bs .oid AZ mortgaEees sale On premises gs Two gs
O'CLOCK pm WEDNESDAY. ApkIL
TWTNTY FIFTH ICES For Information,
d H MALLAcH iAAA z Sc.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

ATTRACTIVE VIRGINIA BEACH COTTAGE;
living room, Z bedrooms. baths: eanlnnea
every modern convenience; completely. cnarnl'
Ineiy furnished. capable coiored servant.
Located on LInkhoru Bay and sol, INKS.
near Country Club and Cavalier Hotel De'
Nav be had for month of MAY. Call Main
i33s. or address Room 80 1908 Y st: NV
SHERWOOD FOREsT--Completely Furnished
4 hsdroonns living room. Kitchen and hath
Opposite golf course Address Box TN.
Star ONCE.
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IL. Adjust.
TO- Speaks quietly.
10. Negative.
90 Royal Observatory (abbr).
81 Unit of germplasm.
~. Upon.
-. Group of players.
26. Crafts.
81. Note OF the scale.
20. Greek letter.
80. Ourselves.
50. Hindu ejaculation.
81. Exists.
30, Sun god.
20. pronoun.
~. Printers measure.
%, River In Bohemia,
~. Head covering.
IS, Ever.
47. Location.
20. Strike.
81. Lair.
81. Mother.
50. Toward.
o5, For example (abbr).
90. Act,
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
exchange We have clients interested IN ali
CHAS. ID. SAGER,
Main 3s ora i4th 81. NV.
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FOR s1IE-cOLoRED MOUNTAIN sToNE
bungaioW: ali improvements; hardwood
hoors. walls and ceilings 30 acres land;
overlooking historic shenandoah kiver Or o.
~ stone road 10 house from state highway
ieadinF from Hluemont % Winchester Ad
dress n. e PerriBe. 31l Fairmont ave
MOUNTAIN BOARDING COTTAGE FOR
sale CAPACITY. IS persons est, Ia. ~ vsarsd eand
wiii and eouipment Fruit trees truck patch.
etc. state rosls trolley masses nropesty
Addyesa pa~ s.u Star nfics.
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WANTED--SUMMER COTTAGES.
S01sT1GE on SHACK. NEAR LITTLE
Fails ON the Potomac. Write tull particu-
lara Ant T. a2E tAth NV.
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ron REIT-sOUTH SHORE LONG. ISLAND
on Great south Bay. 4 modern furnished
houses. e. 10 rooms baths .a,sg wster' cs,h s,hs'
hoaiing. dshing. live summer coiony. com,
r,utine distance 10 New York. R0BERT
ri KOEHLER. ~ Wall a.. New YORK.
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excuses. Ought to be more cars. that's
what"
"A tie-up wouldn't be so bad" the
amendment came from an ample sized
man, If was aboard, after Office, and
they would put on good movie, with
diner In the rear"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
FINE SHIPMENT OF COAL ARRIVES FROM
 MINE AT HARKRADER

Twenty tons of what is claimed I'by officials of the Admiralty Is land Coal Company. to be the finest coal yet mined there, were received today by it from the 1arkrader property ittis prospect ing and developing in Kootzna- hoo Inlet. It came from the bottom bench and is said to be virtually free from impurities and mot shattered.
 k. s. Donaidso.., general mana ger who is at the property, re- ported that the coal deposit is i'm proving with depth and looks bel ter than at any time since pros pacting began
 Improves With Depth
 The slope is now down 420 feet he said, and. looks fine. The bottom bench sof coal is ex- cellent and the top bench is clear ing out. One crossout has been driven toward Favorite Bay S0 feet and is in very good coal, in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
RYDER GROWTH BRO CONTINUES ON
 STEADY PLANE
Important Deals Give New Life to Portland Canal, Says F. A. Metcalf

Mining development at Hyder continued to progress throughout tn epast season. and while natural ly slow as is the case in almost all lode mining districts of it's na- ture it has been steady, said Frank A. Metcalf, local engineer who returned yesterday after spending three and me-half months in the field He and hi, assistant, Ray Mccormick, have been making field surveys there all summer and returned aome yesterday on the Admiral Watson
 The most important factors in this 5 seasons progress was the bonding of the Porter Idaho. Pros perify and Silyerado properties by the Premier interests, and the ac. quisition of the Big Missouri prop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept. 24rsA woman whose hobby is hunting is out to bag the office of Leutenant governor.
 She. is Mrs. Lena More. the re- publican nominee for that office, living in Brownsville. which Is on the Rio Grande: she shoots game in Mexico as well as Texas.
 With the election several weeks away she yearns more right now for the thrill of firing rifle at a ferocions. mountain lion than ham, mering a gayel to call the Texas senate to order But when the state campaign gets fully under way. Mrs. Moore says, she will be as enthusiastic as she is during the open season on deer, quail and wild turkeys.
 <'1 shall do all can toward bringing victory for the Reppbli- can ticket, both State and Ma tional,y she declares.
 Mrs Moore is the mother of three daughters. If she is elect ed, she will join two of the girls. Gay and Elizabeth, ins Austin, where they attend the University of Texas. Dorothy, the young est laughter is student at a school in Dallas.
 Mrs. Nore's husband, c. H. More, died ten years ago. He was an intimate friend and political ally of R B. Creager of Brownsville, the Republican National Commit. trcman for Texas. Her falher, D.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

fact, it improves with distance The lower crosscut is now off to. ward Favorite Bay 60 feet and oi course will act exactly like the upper one as it covers the same ground, except that it is 60 feet lower down.
 Altogether, l would say the out. look is very favorable and we are making good progress on the slope
 The water does not hinder the work in any degree. Tn fact this would be considered a dry slope" he said. h
 At a depth of s7O feet. the company is sinking a prospecting tunnel to determine the existence of second bed of workable coal. This should be completed within about two weeks.
 Payment on Property
 A window display of coal from the bottom bench is being shown in the offices of H. K. Shepard X Son. It is of unusual quality and size. A show piece, weigh ing probably about 100 pounds has also been presented to the Alaska Museum.
 Howard II. Lerch, today an- nounced that the company had made payment of the sum due c. K. Harkrader for his one-half interest in the old Harkrader claims. This insures the company
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

erty by the Canadian Consolidated interests. The Premier is doing development work on the first three groups. including the con- struetion of long areial tram to the Silverado, and the Consoli- dated has a large crew at work on the Big Missouri.
 Some fine ore has been uneov- cred on the two properties on Texas Creek on the American side of the line, Mr. Metealf said. The construction of road up that creek by the Forest Service, now in progress, will greatly faeilitate prospecting and developing and will be an important factor iI speeding up work. he added.
 Unfavorable~ weatne: conditions prevailed most Of the season and slowed all kinds of work in the district Despite this, however, considerable progresa was made. The spirit ef the camp is fine, he said, and confidence in the even tual opening up of 2 number of paying mines is unabated.
 The business seelion of Hyder, which was severely damaged sev- eral months ago by fire, is being rebuilt. Oren Hill is replacing his old building with a two-story stueeo structure hat is modern in every respect. Edgar Proyinse. whose stcre and hotel were con- pletely destroyed, is building a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
ERIK LinllLak| S0uRb0uGh, DIES. BERkfE|tf, GAL;
 k sa R. ttt n ASlS , @ 1
Discovered Gold in 1899 on Present Site of Nome
 Beach Character <

BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 24.7.A Erik Ltidblom.s aged VI years; said to have discovered gold i6. 1898 on the, present. site of th4, City of Nome; \ died Sundaya II3 made'>a fortune .ins Alaska, F riena( here saids he was the original a
 Dexter, in Rex Reach's novel, .The Spoilers" lsti
 After striking 1t rich. Lindhlon, organized the Pioneer Mining Com pany and continued to make triRs of Alaska until 1914. He Is sur-' vived by hls widow and children.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
HELPS sc:1ooL BELL

FARMER CITY, H.. Sept. 24.-- Labor day. which marks the open ing Gf schools, is the occasion for Ben Carver, druggist. to play
 school Days' on cornet in i.onf of his store. For 25 years he has sounded the notes of the old song on sihe holiday. st
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

F. Gay. Sr., was d leader in the Democratic party and a stauneh supporter of Woodrow Wilson,
 Upon Mr. Moge's death, his widow took charge of the large estate he left. and her success in business led to her election to the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Besides being an ardent huntress Mrs. More is active in other .out- door sports. including golf, motor ,ag. swimming and horseback rid ing She is also interested in literary club work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

ownership of the entire patented holdings, he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
NOTICE

Stated meeting Mt. Juneau Lodge No. l47 Monday evening, Sept. 24 Work in E.. A. degree. Visiting members cordially vel come. By order of ". NJ. e.
 CHAS. E. NAGHEL. adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Gastineau
 A. J. Grubisic. Spokane, Wash s. Erickson, Seattle; Ed Holcomb and R. Brown. city: W E Brodie, Seattle; Phil Sekinaeff.
 Alaskan
 Carl Johnson. Aux Bay; Justo and M. Herenanedez. Douglas; Dan Kunz, Bill keene, and Tom Wat son, Juneau; George Bork, Taku Harbor; Sam Albert. Hoonal.; Richard Peter. Sitka; Samuel Johnson jr.. Hoonah; Albert Frank, Killisnoo; c. Norman and J. T. Huscroft ,Lituya Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

Motorship Oregon of the Inde- pendent Steamship Company sails from Seattle September 25. Your patronage is solicited. For se- curing space, see D. B. Femmer, or Phone 114. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

fine, new store building. Other structures are being erected, in cluding fine garage and filling Station.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
aHG0RIlR

Closing out SlI ~ 'l1ch columbit
 and okeh Records at tOc eseli
 open evsnings. Radio Electpi3
 co, Msvttn Lypch.s a,.. sMe14 ! s. sars ; s.SES;s-- -s sssx !.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24

LET Almqulss- Press Your Suit. Wt call and deliver Phone 52S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-24
Diqna of Rio Grande
 Is Gut for Office of Lieytenant C0pernOr

Hunting the hobby of r More Republican Governor of With heg her three daugh- ters, Dorothy, Elizabeth and Gay s7s#a
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06

| By the Associated Press.
Somerset, PA room in the
Somerset Community hospital tenn
perariiy IL the center OF the war de-
partment. Assistant Secretary
Charles q. Robbins is conducting
much CT the departmental business
from his cei there while recuperat-
ing from iajnii2. suffered n an air.
plane accident. Co. Robbins is act
ing secretary ~ VIZ tue of the alb
sence OF Secretary Davis, en- route to
Honolulu.
Orris Island. Me.-Because they
, bring higher prices. clam fishermen
.. are bleaching the shells of their
"catch" before shipping TO market.
A few hours in the sun does the
/ trick.
Camp Smith, n. Y.-The torrid
| weather OF the past week isn't lin
the PLATFORM" Governor Smith said
in an impromptu interview, and
hence he can't, see how he can do
anything about it,
! New York-The biggest free show
| of the year is due August II. says
! Weather Meteorologist kimball.
/ The annual display OF shooting stars
| is due that night, with scores OF
stars dashing through space at the
| 10 of n
Towania, Pa.-The weaker sex
| Mrs. Elmer Benjamin, u years old
| is rescued after five days and four
nights in the mountains, and despite
| being forced to go barefoot most OF
the time through loss of her shoes,
complains only of being a little
tired. She subsisted on berries.
| Toronto. Ont.-No less than eight
OF the entries in the swimming
marathon next month follow the
culinary art as regular vocation. But
mo one has yet identified the ath-
| letic connection between cooking
and swimming.
New York-Only one of 100 men
| in the congregation of the Central
/ Methodist church in Brooklyn ac-
cepted their pastors invitation to
/ remove their coats 'and be COM
Portable I'D remove mine" added
the minister, except for fear that
! I would shook ,-nI,
| Camden, n. J.--E'irst aid stations
with internes, trained nurses and
other hospital equipment" are sug-
gested for strategic points on Jer-
sey's trunk boulevards to prevent
regular hospitals being clogged with
results Of minor traffic accidents.
Rio De Janeiro-The most bizarre
attempt at suicide is credited to
Ferreira Braca, who, Respondent be-
cause his family blocked his movie
ambitions, crawled into a cage con-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06
Bremen Arrives for the
EXPOSITION in Quebec

Quebec, Que, Aug. R-The
monoplane Bremen in which Baron
Won Huenefeld, Major Fitzmaurice
and Captain koehl made the first
westward crossing of the Atlantic by
air. has been brought here by
steamer from Greenly Island, where
the transatlantic flight ended. 1t
will be reassembled and placed on
display at the Quebec exposition.
The Bremen later will be shipped
to Germany.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06
Devastation Follows q
Few Moment Hurricane

Bamberg, Germany, Aug. 6 IVA
hurricane of few minutes dura-
ton has devastated the environs of
Bamberg, regarded as one of the
most beautiful towns in Bavaria.
Soldiers, police and fire brigades
were engaged today in clearing
away the wreekage. Scarcely single
building escaped damage. Railway.
telegraph and telephone commune
cations We're severed.
(The environs of Ba mberg form
a vast orchard and market garden.
About half the town, which lies in
very fertile district. is built upon
a chain of hills crowded with
churches
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06

I tanning two lions. When guards ap-
peared to remove him. he drew a
revolver and shot himself. inflicting
a fatal wound.
Galveston-Two thousand Smiths
celebrated smith Day" here and
promised their support to a certain
candidate.
("Only one guess permitted.)
New York-The spectacle of a
thirty cent movie being shown in a
three million dollar theater." is cit
ed by Professor Halford E. Luc-
cock, of Yale, as evidence OF "the
great American tragedy" I'VE have
4 house full OF tools but no signifi-
cant ideal of life to lead to their
| proper use" he asserts.
New Hayen-Fred Theo, 9,
browns in West river before several
/ hundred bathers unable to reach
him.
Middletown-John Best, As, dies
in MiddleseN hospital as result OF
heat. Thermometer registered 1o2
where he was working on farm.
Rocky Falls-Lightning strikes
Rogers Manufacturing company
plant, ignites clap boards and causes
several hundred dollars damage.
Derby-Anna Smith, II, browns
I while swimming in Housatonic
river.
Franklin-Body of John Borgrsuk.
Is, is recovered in Rocklands pond.
Boy was away from home all night
and search for him led to finding of
body.
Jewett City Excessive heat
causes death of Djalmar Lehpimar
of Brooklyn while sitting on shore
of Pachaug pond.
Meriden-Pneumon which fol-
lowed operation to remove water
melon seed from lungs causes death
of Joseph Montefier.
Southington-Barn is destroyed
by fire, 100 telephones put out OF
order and many trees felled as light
ming strikes.
Waterhury-John Keane, 33, OF
New York city is drowned in SHADES
pond at Oakville.
idgeport-Intense heat takes
another life here-William Donahue
60, succuubs to heart attack pro-
voked by heat.
MISUNDERSTANDING find traces
Of two poisons in intestinal organs Of
Valerie Consentino who died OF
acute nephritis. Two friends of the
man are ill with the same disease.
New Haven-Fire in central bust.
ness block causes $4,000 damage.
New Haven-Sayin Rock amuse.
ment park has more than ordinary
thrills when five monkeys escape
and stage dozen raids at same time
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06
American Actors Fined
BY Canadian Officials

Chatham, Ont, Aug. s W|SiX
members of an American theatrical
troupe who staged an impromptu
show on the beach here and were
arrested paid fines of $40 each to-
day on charges of consuming liquor
in an unauthorized place.
The actors told police they had
insufficient funds to pay hotel bills
and camped on the beach for the
night. Police said they had organ
lied a party which became bolster
Gus. The troupe was en- route from
Elmira. N. Y. to play an engage
ment in a Michigan city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06

lures Nertebrae while diving at
Savin Rock.
Waterbury-Roscoe Guerrero. %,
browns after slipping into deep
water at Bell View lake.
Waterbury - Swedish American
republican state league holds 21st
biennial convention here and among
other things changes its name to
John Ericsson republican league of
America, and elects Herbert l..
Emanuelson of New Haven as
state president.
Hartford - Harrisburg, Pa. files
claim for detention of Roger w.
Watkins. Hartford broker. on en-
bezzlement charges.
Winsted-Local and state police
men descend on alleged speakeasy
and make two arrests.
South Windsor urepetti Daniel.
of High Point, N. c., died from in
juries received as passenger when
coupe hit sedan.
Norwich-William B. Young, 81,
president Crescent Firearms COM
pany, and Lee and Osgood, dies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bus in COL
lision with sedan gives Is passengers
| shaking up but none was hurt Mrs.
X. A. Beach, wife Of sedan operator
| hurt.
Somers-Modern Paul Reveres
were Rev. E. 7. Jones. Congrega-
tionalist and Mrs. Mellon Avery
who used their autos to bring fire
fighting help after discovery of fire
in Judge E. S. Fullers' stock barn.
Bridgeport Richard Ciuci,
youngest of the golfing Ciucs won
city golf championship by defeat of
Jimmy Tremallo, II and II.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Kelsey.
veteran fireman and first paid cap
tain in city department dies aged ~.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-06

New Haven-Robert Spears frac-
lures vertebrae while diving at
Savin Rock.