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New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
N, E, CHURCH ASKS
 BONE DRY PLANK
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Continued from First ragc) American people. A prohibition en- forremsnt plank must be written into each party's platform SO hot dry that wet would sizzle if he tried to stand npon it.
 SEQ Delegates.
 With the conference virtually complete, the so odd delegates to- day turned 10 3 crowded docket e1- pected 10 require month 10 dispose cF. Reading of the Episcopal ad- dress. rhich covers the activities of rhe church for the last four years, was the ma ior business on today's program.
 Reports emphasizing rural actiNl- ties in the United States. Alaska and Hawaii also were ready for consid- nration. Speakers included William NJ. Jardinc. secretary of agriculture and Bishop r. J. Mcconnell Of Pitts burgh.
 An attempt to n.,cct the modern ! ist t-fundamentalist controversy into | the general conference was headed off at the outset Of the session when | the S55 delegates voted almost ] t6 1 against conei1eratlon Of the issue 1 The question vas raised Tn reso
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Judge Sears to Become
 Head of the Red Men

Bridgeport May tP'-Judgo Frank A. Sears Of Naugatuck will become great sachen Of tho Great Council Of Connsctlcnt, Improved order of Rcd Men, al this after moons session of the annual conNcn- ton being held here, Two hundred and fifty delegates, representing 8 tribes. are in ate ndanc
 There nlll he only one contest for officers s' today's election. all eN- reptlnE great junior sachem being filled by regular agreement. Noml- nations for great junior Sagarorf Jill bo mado. Other slated changes arc. Albert N. Pohlman Of Sou' h \orwalk, who becomes Eroat prophet. and Frank P. HAEcer'T Of Greenwich ho becomes great senior saSamorc. Great Chief Of Records William Saunders Of Nau- -atuck and Waterbury, and Nalt'- F.. Goddard Of S'ra'ford, great keeper Of Hampum. will retaln their prcer rt offices.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
PROMINENT WOMEN
 QUIT THE ). A. R.
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people. We wish Godspeed to those fellow members of the D. X. F. who retain their membership to con- tinue their protests against the &C., tlons of the present officers but VIC sec small chance of success so long as their principles cannot be pre- sented with those Of the o1I1cers in the meetings of the different chap ters for discussion by the member ship and intelligent choice between them. The principles We have asked in vain to have debated before the chapters can be stated as two points:
 The D. A. F. should not try to suppress free speech when such IS within the bounds set by the laws of our country.
 The D. A. F. should encourage its membership to study social problems Of the day especially the efforts of our government 10 aid in establish ing justice and good will between nations and the relations of arms as means of national defense to the progress made in arbitration and the legal methods of settling disputes.
 Deny Use of Intcllects
 Tn rejecting these principles the officers virtually deny to the mem- bers the use Of their intellects, They warn them against listening 10 some of the most distinguished scholars in the United States and frighten them with imaginary dangers. Sister or ganizations are denounced, although officers Of those organizations many are members Of the D. A. R. them selves. The climax is reached when the preaching of ignorance is called patriotic and efforts to prevent the horrors and agonies of another world war are called 'unpatriotic.' It is then time for us to resign to pro- tect our patriotism, our love for the traditions Of our fathers and The principles on which our country vas founded and through which it can best flourish in the future as in the past
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
THOMAS TRYING 10
 MAKE NEW RECORD
Takes Air Alter False Start in
 New York

f;oosr,elr IIoa \ r. May 7 After taLsc s;4r. r1rfcr in tH iay Royal Y. Thomas. formcr armv aler, took the air uDarCompan'.i a' lo:5o:p1 o'clock cs~'.rn daylight time thls afternoon 1n an effort 0 peat the endurance firh, record e .a hours, 26 mlnHtcs and Il s,e- orIs.
 Roosevelt rjcld \. Y. May 2 lUPt-IIcut Royal N THoula a Ho went aloft a lp:r7 g. m. today 1o ,ry slnglc-bandcd for q r-rord for sustained flight cam' down offer ha had been in the air a Ntf0s moro han half an hour.
 Thomas went in alone in rnn .jnEle-motored Bollancs monop]snc Reliance. The plane was heavily loaded with gasoline and after a short flight. Thomas found '1is plane could not stay aloft under the heavy ioad
 He made 2 safe landing by dump tit- I'l Bil lt ' p''iltlS ip ff h.
 Thomas said f he could get thr plane refueled hy noon he would make another start. He found It impossible to clear the loT hills 10 the west Of Roosevelt field With frc hca, ily-la dcn Reliance.
 Thomas went aloft ir slnGi'- motored Bellanca monoplano al lo:o7 a n1. today 70 wage single handed fight against fatigue and the pcrils Of the air in an effort 10 break the world record for sustained flight.
 Thomas plane, 'he Reliance, load cd 10 the danger point with gasoline, could not carry the added weight of a co-plot. he decided al the last minute.
 i He taXied for half mile before he could get the Reliance in the air and even after he rose the plane wabbled and for a moment seemed on the verge 0, crashing, | Throughout his preparations for the flight Thomas refused to reveal | the name of the f]ier who would go aloft with him. saying he would tell ] his name just before the start. Today when he climbed into the cockpit he was asked to reveal the identity o' his co-pilot,
 Thomas grinned and said:
 My co-plot is MT. Right Hand, ' and he extended his right hand To set record Thomas must sur yive a dreary stretch Of more than 54 hours in the air, must go without sleep and probably will have little chance 10 cat.
 The endurance record Is held by Eddie Stinson apd George Halde- man who flew back and forth across Jacksonville, Fla, recently for 53 | hours, S6 minutes and 36 seconds. Rules Of endurance flying require that Thomas must stay in the air at least an hour longer than Haldnnan and Stinson or his record will not be official
 The Reliance is equipped nith a 1 radio.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
City Advertisement

Sealed bids will be received hv this Commission for the furnishing and installing Of four (4) solid rub oer tires on our Aerial Ladder Truck.
 This truck is located in our Gen. iral Headquarters on Commerce., Street and we would request all hid- ders 10 sec Chief William J, Noble for full details.
 All bids to be considered shall bo Tn the hands Of the Clerk Of this Commission on or before s D. m. D. E. r.. Tuesday, May <, 1928 Bidder shall include certified check or bond in the amount of 10 per cent of their bid with each pro- posa'.
 This Commission reserves tha right to reject any or all bids tSigned)
 BOARD OF
 FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
 J. J. keogh, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
LIMITATION Or CLAIMS

af Court Of Probate holden 2. Nev Britain within and for the pjrrIc- ,, Berlin, m the County of Hartford and state Of Connecticut. on the 1st day oS May, A. D. 1923
 Present. Bernard P. G.Hney E-1 1pdse. on motion of Ida Schaefer If said New Britain as Execu.rix or ,,,, 'ar will and testament Of Idwars Schaefer late Of New Britain. within said district deceased
 This Court doth decree that sx months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said erate 10 exhibit their 'laIms against the same to the Execu.rix and directs that public notice be xi,cn of this order by ad, cruising in news paper published in said Now Britain and having circulation in said district, and hy posting a copy thereof on the pubic s'sn post in said town of New Britain nearest the plare where the deces.ed last d~elt and return make.
 Certified iron, Record
 BERNARD F. GAFFSEY, Iudsa
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02

from
 T did not think. knew they came from Mr. Blackmer."
 Where did you think he got them""
 T did not know"
 Asked about Littleton's statement 10 the trial jury that Sinclair never passed bonds to Fall or any one on behalf of Fall. the witness said he could not say whether that state ment was true or not true.
 The evidence before the commit tee is conclusive that you did pass such bonds," Senator Walsh obser>- ed.
 Sinclair could offer no explanation why Blackmer brought the Conti- mental Company to the deal instead of making the contracts himself.
 When was the s1.,5 price for the oil first mentioned" asked Sena- tor Cutting, republican, New Mexico.
 Either on November IS or IT. cannot recall" the witness said.
 Who brought 1t up?'
 Mfr. Blackmer'
 You have testified that II vas mentioned, when Mir. Humphreys. Senator Thomas and Mfr. Dawes. tBeeman Dawes. president of the Pure Oil Company were absent. Why was it not mentioned in their rresenceo
 I can't say, senator. They were absent"
 So far as you know this was an unique deal7"
 Yes sir"
 When did you discover that you were 10 get one-fourth of the profits:'
 T have never discovered that. Have you:"
 Well roughly speaking you got one-fourth. When did you discover what your share would be?' ! When the deal was completed"
 Did you inquire what any one else was setting:'
 "I did mt
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
SUIT HINGES ON
 NAME OF CHURCH
Judge Saxe Suggests Parish and \ DobroWolski Reach Agreement

The trial oi tho stl1' of inc Ho-l Trinity Association against NlncentA pehrop olskl. W hiCh nus continu d ms morning m city cour' from yo~- ferday. ended in 'he suggestion mad bv JudEr Morris T.. Sax" that iGg plaintiff syt a dotuit" amount winch 1T thinks IS just settlement for a'I claims made by the defendant and hat the defendant. Dohro"olshi. d. iust the case without prolon-lnG h' matter any longer.
 During todsy's hesrinc 'i1s p'al0- If association said through WI usesas that ii vas aln ays rrsiy and niiliuE 10 pay th" amount aiNanc"d l bv the defendant IT purchasing the and for the ucn church The trs'l- mony of Frank ItoE4la financial soore,sry of t.o association, show i hat on March he and several members of fh. assorIsTlon, With Al 'ornay N. r. Srcmpier. vent to 'hf home of rohroa o'sal. carrying with fhcm ,he sum of t5.fop. 1hirh they said. was sufficient 10 cover the 7aN tren- he made on the land. and asNol hm 10 convey 'he land to th" asso- cia-Jon. pohro"olsAi refused 'o a"- ort the money stating that there v4- an additional sao due h1m or 3 scr. TLc committee was wiling rHru and there 10 add the amount "a the initial sum but still he refused .'c accept, 1t was stated,
 pobron oleki's refusal 10 convey lar land ro inc association hinges OF the fact that at the time he vas making -he purchaso. h" made 3 stipulation In the agreement that inc land bought be used for the lJiliing Of th, now church and that 1hr church hl named Holy Trinity and nothing else. When he learned ,that the new church was named Holv Cross. hc refused 10 make the transfer and 10 accept the money claiming that he association did not llNc ID 10 its agreement. The req son the church 0ss named Holy .ross, is because it ras found that there were three other parishes bearing the name of Holy Trinity, II is claimed.
 The land over which lhe con tforersv between the two parties rose is located on Pennington aN- rnue and was bought from John Skritulski. DohroNolski paying g. ,ao. An additional s23e0 was paid 70 Angelo Tomasso for grading the land. Witnesses testified that the land was the only piece availa nle for the building of the new church.
 Neither the defendant nor any ot his witnesses took the stand in 10. days trial.
 It is reported doubtful whether a settlement will loc reached despite the fact that Judge Saxe pointed out 10 the defendant that he should ac. cept the amount offered by the plain. tiff in full settlement and end Ihe dispute. II is expected that tht case will 20 10 the higher court! after judgment is rendered in th1 local court.
 Attorney F. J. Monkieuicz repre- sented the association and Attorne, Harry H. Milkowitz represented th. defendant
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
GREET NEWCOMERS
 AT TRINITY CHURCH
Reception by Old Members to
 Others Joining in Year

>I mbers of Trinity Methodist church tcnd.red q reception last eve ming to Rev William Il. AlIerson, 'l, pastor, Mrs. .Al1erson and their s,u Billy and to the new members P. tNed into the church sine" i'ef y.,r. More than 3oo persons were |. ,t'endancc. Henry Hear was Hra-'ar of corcmonics and d git uf EaIG dozen sterling silver kri> g and forks Was presented 10 fhc pas for and his wife hy Dugald McMijlan m behalf Of the congrcE Eation.
 1'n greeting committee was s'.- tIoUCi at tho entrance to the church a-si tagged all nho entered. the nl~ uoUhnrs receiving tags of dlstlnc- ;iNe color. The reception by the p3sfor and his family and the old u.rmb'rs nas the principal feature ot 'ne assembly.
 llurlug rart Of the program Mrs. Vivian Register of LoH eli, Mass. and Miss fufh WigElesNort i played plano selections Other numbers on 2 ho program were vocal selections by th" Ladies' Colonial trio. consist Ing of Mrs, S C. Hamilton, Mrs. r. W. Bacon and Mrs. Theodore Natzkc. accompanied by Oliver Nichols, and pI4uo duets by Mr. and Mrs. Ray louI-. \ plsvle', "A Llttlc Mis- fah.' vas given by the follow inc cast: Mrs. Ball. Miss Gladys Shal- , r, Elsie Mrs. Lewis Mitchell; Helen, Ml-s Jeanette Hoar; Ray, Miss Esther Nolander; The Cook" Miss Sivina Panicco; Jerry, Mrs, l.. J. Wohr1ev The character Of "Tho took" Mas ably handled by Mss ranicco in spite of the fact that il IS male role.
 The decorations included artificial ajlir blossoms and dogWood fio" ITS on real branches, baskets of tulips, laurel and pink and white paper festoons.
 The committees in charge were rom the following organizations; Decorations. EpN orth League: greet ngs. Ladies Aid; refreshments, Junior Aid, program, Philathea class,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
NAN1E NEHlMANCZ RUDOLF MEM NANCY

Superior Court, state of Ccnne>t,cu.. County of Hartford. the 1st day of Ma,
 SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE
 Upon complaint in said cause brought 70 sad Court. at Hartford. In said county on the first Tuesday of pecen- ber. 1926. and nov pending. claiming a divorce and custody of minor children, t not appearing 10 this Court that the defendant has received notice of the tendency of said complaint and it sp. rearing to this Court that the where abouts of the defendant is unknown to the plaintiff.
 ORDERED that notice of the institu- tion and pendency of said complaint shall be given the defendant by pub. fishing this order in the New Britain Herald. a newspaper published in New Britain, once week. for two guccessi, . weeks commencing on or before Juno l. 1928
 By the Court
 G x CLOVER CAMPBELL. AniFant Clerk ef saiA Court
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Homesick for Scotland,
 Woman { (Ommits Suicide

NeH London, May 'pi Dospon- dcnt and honaosi0t for her rati'c scotland from nhlcfl shr omls-a-rd to 'hr. country aith her husband. baviJ, elght months arc Hr- Mar Fuerlte Fletcher, Ii. of a5 Teauoi' a,onue drnTned herself IT inc Thames river early 'his nlornInF Her bodv dad in tnlr dress and r4'hrohe -ae found rv 4 T.4==crht at : o'clock. lvnE t4re dorr ir three feet ct water of z small -e1rh almost directly across 'he street from her nom"
 She had left her horr at { o'clock. and her h4-nard mo arakened shortly after that hour "as searching for her, Uhrr hc. noGv aas d1Scrt cred
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Prominent BridgepOrtcr
 Held as Drunken Driver

Rridgc port. May 2 AF'-Arthur N. Wheeler. treasurer of the Holnc Rui1dlnc and Loan association was arralgnod in city court today charg- d with driving an aufomohlie "hll'' under the influence Of lrquor. The casc ras continued and bail set al goo,
 Mir. Wheeler ras arrested after he u1arhine llic1l he ls alleged 10 have heen drl'InE plunged over the ees vail st s@a side parl He "ae srcomranle1 by Harold C HeEaJna IT of Stratford Roth men were cut about their faces and bodies hy fly ing glass.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Prominent Fall River
 Lawyer Dies Todd,

Fall River. Mass May ~'-- Waldo rced for many HrarS 4 prominent lawyer Of thls city, died oday He ~as horn in N"7 hUr> . pot January ?. 1851" Tn 137i he r.1e graduated from Iar'ard nh'r" ls r-ae noted as 3 ha soball player H. later attended Boston university ar school and after his admi'tancc 70 the lar prsrticcd in Taunton io-
 ore going 70 this city. Ife retired rom active practice several Eclrs ero. He 'e sur wed hv tro broth ere. "ilton Reed, 'ormsr mayor Of Fa@ RlHor and William II, E''d, publisher of 'hc Taunton Gazette.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
City Items

Lea ding Star Lodge, No. 8, Shep- herds of Bethlehem. will held reg ular meeting tomorrow eveniAE at e:5o o'clock in Jr. c. L. A, NJ. hall. 4 social and whist will follow tho meeting.
 4 daughter, Dorothy Frances. eaS born OH April to Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Smith of s5s Quaker Lane, West Hartford. Mrs. Smith. prior 10 her marriage, was Mis-. Angela M Curtin Of this city.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
IRlLS AllA ILL

Bridgeport, May t. r1r Tho H- Rev Monsiroor JaWcs GcGIvu"y. pastor of St Charles church. is m 4 rri'fcal condition In Paris hos pl'ai suffering from a shock accord pa". Father NcGitrry. accom- ".''.d hy Tt, Edward Snili-
 'T Nc" liar,U and Captain
 Rlausrrlf of 'his "itv. salle.l 'rrJ | for tuo months tlir health
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
DIVORCED, TO WED AGAIN
Emma Hill Irask and Harry w. Narchandt. Legally Separated by Court, File Marriage Intentions.

Emma Hill Trask o' 1o5 Camp street and Harry W. Narchand' Of >j Glen street have filed marriage intentions al the offico Of the town clerk. They had been previously mari 1, were divorced. and now plan tr wed again
 Others who have notified the tow n clerk of tho,r plan 10 wed arc: Vic toTla ! ska of g Putnam street and tHfhony LuCll Of o9S Clark street Pauline Nalia Of l47 Curtis street and Salvatore Fctroll'o of 54 Beaver street
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
AUTOMOBILE TURNS OVER
 WHEN TIRE BLOWS OUT
Joseph Mc>ha Escapes Injury a Vehicle Goc> Into piuwheCl Loop
 nn >tanlr\ street at Midnight.

AH automobile driven by Jos, nh N'ska Of "4e High street turned oEer or stanley street shortly at'cr r o'clooi, last night when ono ot .h" trr pirw out after catching lu q trolley track, according 10 r port hy Officer John GrjTon Moska Vas dritlnc in a southcfly direction when rh. accident happened. tlc escaped nithour serious injury.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Nc.-accs of Congratulations

San Francisco. May . '4'-A tcl'- gram of coucratnlat1ou6 on 1lS VIC tory in the California preside n'lai primary ~as dispatched 10 GoNHrnor ,lfred r.. Smith Of New York today l., ,hc northern 'ahtorn1a diElslon or thc association against fin" pro1'- hition arneudm"nt The 'e'f sra nj signed hy Chairman William H. N"t- son. follor7
 Tho encrutIve connii'fe of the northern Tallforr'4 dl'ls1on of the sssociatlon against the pfhhlblfl'' amend nj hsetene 'o ccnErafpi9'' vcu on our victory m m" HNfilo- cratic primaries. The result shows that the people of California nave turned from pro rihI'lon fsn10rlsh' back 10 inc fundamental prlncipief of |. norrary
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Salazar Reported to Have
 Been Shot in Mexico

Mexico City. May . fP dis patch from Aeuaecalinntes today aid that rhlle T summary court martial ~a- fnd1nC tho tnsurgeIt fntder. MsrGmino Salazar. guilty hc "as shot and killed by tho military 's' ort who Ssid dr had stt r1ptej 70 '"'ape. Saia7ar ~ev statcd to he Inc last insurs"r' ohscf'dn operating in scalirr'c-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
trrr-t Priest

NrMro tItg. Ma tp.-Dis. patches from -al Tsdro state of toahu'la. today said CathoDc priest, tr70nseo Garaa -.s- arrest cd on charges of jola'iug the rc- l'Eious ia7- ly saving mass in thc San Pedro rosPl'a' several ulns and nun7h"r of 1orsntppers were also arrested and nine nf these aui Inc priest nere sent to 1orreou for trla1. The nuns acre haII in oVsfodY a' thr hospita 70 5,rTft them to corrtnuc 70 attend +', ga'fen's.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
AnsOnia Metal Storage
 Yards Are BurgIarized

tnsonIa. May tP-Thlevos last nIght or early thIs morning en'ere! fbo metal storage yards Of kolWan ! Urla on Beaver street and carried "t ton or more of copper anl grass inGo's. The robbery Nss dis covered uh"n 'hs wards acre open ed thus morning The ther n.e r,- ror'ef n the pol'' c. 'l7o are ln"fs- a-7tirg
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
APPROVES AIRWAYS PLAN

Croydon, Eng, May LP,-Speak- ing at the official opening Of the en- larged Crydon airdrome, Sir Samue. Hoare, British air minister, said to- day that he had approved the out line of an agreement between the government and the Imperial Air ways for a regular weekly air serv- Ice between London and India.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
City Items

riding q bicycle on Elm street H,s- terday. ate mp'ed 10 pass an auto mobile driven by George Green ot 'he American Hardware Corpora ton, who vas making a right turn into driveway. Tho aufomobilc struck the bicycle and damaged Y but the boy nas not injured.
 Mrs. A. (. SuniDcrg Is rcco> srsN : rom an artack ot the -rlp a' n'r home, l7 K nsiu cton avenue.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
WOMAN. BODY IDl ND

New London. Conn. May 2.-t pD The body of Mrs Edward lietch- CT, 51. vas found lr the harhor her" today near tho Ner' Haven Dairy Compa nys plant. She was bellcFed 4 suicido.
 Tletchcr started 4 search when Lc auok. and found his wife was not in inc house. Shc had been dCspondent he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
[. N NcaII TO sPEak

:. tne sta'e ron2 er'ron of 'hr i4I0Grr Ha-,o~a tsSor1atlon vi hIrh 1 rll he held Thgrsda, Fridav and saturday a' the Fo'el Taft in Ne-v .Tsren. l. " ToFei of thls elty -iII e one of the sres kers He rIIl ap- pea on inc platform at the Friday meeting r. : E'nne" president of t.C 1r1ou Laundry VIlr attend the .GU-f rfl01t
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
SIGNS BILL

Washington, May c.-fP-Presi- dent Coolidge yesterday signed the bill authorizing the chief justice of the United States to accept as gift from Senator Peter G. Gerry, the Ia " library beoucathed 10 the senator hy his father, the late Elbridge r. Gerrv
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
II(N, LICENSE, tC,E, lp

Dog licenses today went up sl in price. the fee being charged ad- ydncing from s2 10 s3. Yesterday $ business. the last under the lower price. gave the clerks in the office of the town clerk day of activity
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
WAREHOUSE DESTROYED

Asti May ., UP) - The fossil l!zed skeleton Of a prehistoric ami mal believed 10 have been a dn- osaur, was uncarthed today in the Commune o' Nigliano. An expert has been called 10 complete the excava- ilons
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02

luton introduced by the Rev, Harold Paul Sloan of Haddonfleld, \. J., chairman Of the New Jersey delega- ton. It asked that the conference consider widespread disloyalty throughout many divisions of the church to the doctrines of deity, Nir- gin birth. original sin and the sec
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
INSTALLED AS PRESIDENT

Lowell. Mass, May 2.-1Pt-Mrs. Lizzie Sargent of Everett was in stalled as presId ent Of the past chiefs association of tho Fythian Sisters Of Nsssa rhnsetts st their annual Con Nentlon here lat night
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
Query Railroad Worker
v<JVRTAJ<S AT BRIDGE

Mrs Harry A. Witkin of A Ire mont street entertained st two tables Of bridge last evening in honor Of her birthday. Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs Louis Duhony, Mrs. Sa amuel Cohen and Mrs. Al Lichtenbcrg.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
SAMSON IIt\t., N5i R"t\

ropcuhag gen. May F lb --- J h' S E Samson rhjch olnnand"r Richard F.. Byrd will us" as haS- and provision ship for his south polsr flight. left Bergen today for New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
SlJi<V.ilbI.Is DIES

l'arIs. May hf)-Jaca'i'9 .;,.hupidcr. donor of the Schneider 4rllane spo' j cup. dl"d at Brea IT, netI near %iro according to ad- ices recnl, ed here today.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
3O.0OO TOURISTS LAND

Naples, May ,, (UP) - Thirty thousand tourists, mostly Americans, landed here during the past three months, official statistics published today show.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-02
IND HOIsE,S RlKNED

Reggie talahria. May ;. Nlp -- Fire destroyed tpo " ood"u houses III the suburb Of ratona. The lnhah, tan's escaped.