New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-18

| u tHS " Hlle HOUSE. rank "A. X us
so. democrat, and j. B. Martell, re
publican, are to act as muleteer an
mahout respectively. They are ad
vertising men. There is wager.
| OsweEo. n. Y. - Perhaps none,
cannot buy the film. but John d
! Roosevelt drove a coal wagon am
his chauffeur made a movie of !.
John D. was on his way to visit hi
| old school teacher and his birth
place, which has been sold for ex
! hibition at Coney Island, when h
hailed strange driver and handled
the reins for quite a distance before
revealing his identity.
New York - Hugh Kennedy
chief justice Of the Irish Free State
was puzzled by the familiarity of 9
tune played by a welcoming band
He could not identify it. Mrs Ken.
aedy placed it:"Oh, that's what they
played when Mayor Walker raced
through Dublin" 1t was THE Side
walks Of New York"
Los Angeles - Hank is IN the
movies now as we'll as Gloria. The
Marquis Henri De La Coudray De
La Talaise has signed a contract for
cinema work OF his own Apart from
the Mrs, who is Miss Swanson, his
nomade screen is Henry Falaise.
New York Inc L. Jerome
Floum must pay for s1345 worth of
togs charged TO him In a Miami
Beach store by Peggy Joyce. City
Court Justice Noonan granted judg-
ment to the merchant on represen-
tation that Floum authorized bills
to be run up. Peggy bought eight
suits at S33 to $79: ~ pairs of hose
at 81 to SIS: three raincoats at SIS
to $50; three coats at $3.50 to $3.50;
four handkerchiefes at $3.50.
Newport, R. I. - This exclusive
resort is going in for drama, while
its rival, Southampton. Long Island.
is for boxing. Mr.. Rickard and Mr..
Tunney are to be guests at South
ampton shortly. William H. Wander
bilt has been entertaining at his
country estate here such theatrical
nota bles as Ina Claire and Grace
George. as well as Mrs. Webster
knight, daughter of Senator Curtis,
New York - Having struggled 80
years for an education. Mrs. Bessie
Bodyfield, Is, a mother of three
is on the way home to
Edgemont. Colo. master of arts of
Teachers' college. Columbia univer-
sity. She made her carfare east by
accompanying body for an under
taker. Confined two months by an
accident In subway crush she OBJ
tanned $1,000 damages. A scholar
ship helped. She started teaching at
the age OF Is with only such educa-
ton as she could obtain by study at
home and at times carried gun in
New Mexico on the way to teach.
Roosevelt Field, N. Y. 49, Injured
christening commercial plane,
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt has a cut
hand She shattered bottle too
viciously on the hub OF the pro-
peller.
New York - On the stern of the
steamship lie De France is a steel
weighing 10 tons designed
o shoot an airplane off 500 miles
rom shore in order to expedite mall
md possibly passengers. A test
light will be made shortly. The
projects 10 feet from the
stern. On it runs a carriage which,
moved by compressed air. will pro-
pei the plane off at 70 miles an
hour.
Brookline, Mass.-seeded players
quality for quarter finals for Long
wood tennis bowl
Newport, Vt.-Mrs. Reginald Rob-
nson. 81, and Harold Hantaw, 10,
# North Troy killed when train hits
luto at Beebe, Que.
Boston--Health authorities still
eek definite cause of food poison
ng; nearly all victims leave hosp;- |
al.
Montpelier. Vt.-Harry c. Shirtleff !
,hosen by Vermont democrats as
for governor: Fred c. J
Martin Of Bennington to run for !
enate.
Boston Eastern steamship liner |
!. S. Belfast on which case of small |
'oX. was discovered with resultant |
accination of passengers and crew, ]