New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 26, 1926, Second Section, Page 20, Image 20

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1925.
FLASHES OF LIFE: JACK DEMPSEY
AND WIFE ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING
B7 th AModtMil Vrtu,
Nw York Irving Cobb 1 not
drlnldBf nun became one can't
l' certain wliut ono In getting thf
rliiju. Therefore he couM not tell
the federal gr.ini jury whether
thero wai Intoxicating liquor at
iarl Carroll's party ut which ho
pw i bathtub tillnl with pink
Ml'il'l He ltl IWoi't anybody took
bath In it.
ITovlJonce, H. I. Baptit are
aroused ever s Matemcnt that
Roger Williams, Uapilet founder of
Khode Island, drank and got the
Indiana drunk when dickering for
land. Objectors to a speech by
Judge Cluudc C. bell, a Baptist,
stay that the young folks have ill
aj ,fn t.vight to believe Wil.
llama was a godly man.
Geneva Informed on a tour of
the Cniied States that prohibition
had resulted in increased drinking
by women, Mm. Avrll Salnte
L'rolx of rrinec lias told the league
pf nation? commission for the pro
tection of women and children
about It
New York .lust after a. lot. of
holdups In tins town, which th'
dryH regard ns the nullification
center, comes Senator Willis 01
utile with the remark that any '
merchant who does business wi'h
boollf-sger In a back office has!
no right to complain If a bandit j
holds up the cashier out front and I
carries oft the money.
Albany, N. Y. As to Al Smith
retiring from politics, this is the1
view of the legislative corre-!
pond'.nts as express il at a dinner'
a. la. Gridiron club to the tune of !
the Soldiers' Chorus: j
Farewell, farewell. j
V'e hear Al tell.
farewell, farewell.
Farewell like Hell. j
Fresno. Calif. A handsome
fight or, the best of the heavy-H-dghip,
must appear In court
shortly for speeding. Jack and Mrs.
Uenipsey wera being driven from
r5 to 75 miles an hour when Jack
and the chauffeur w re pinched tn
Madera county, lialph tc. Palma
got ten days for speeding in that
county three years ago.
New York Dr. Alfred D. F.
Hamlin, professor cf architecture
at Columbia, who waa killed by an
automobile, bequeathed hU body
to the lemema and 111 spirit to
Gol In the confident hope, of sal-
atlon and eternal life.
. finohurs', N. C. Some day some
of these hard-hitting young women
golfers should get down 10 men's
I par 011 a championship course.
Cilennu Collet t, the first to break $0
I In the wonin'a national champion
! ship, won the qualifying medal In
ithe nerth and south championship
I with a 77.
taken 1S0 from woman aeekmg advice.
USE SOB-SISTERS
Rochester, N. Y. As if chess Is
not bud enough fellows at Ihn t'nt
M rsPy of Rochester are trying to
make I' fl-dlmenslonal. They pre
pose to add pieces representing: air
planes and submarines.
New York I'ncle Bunt Stephens
of Tullahorna, Tenn., wh wen a
Fori fiddling bee, is visiting town.
He complains that in Nashville two
pairs of pants given him by Henry
were stolen and he had to pay $1.1"
for n shave in Chicago.
Xpw York Tost Kmso Minus ren
der HeaUd Sales Teoplo .suing
Antrim Tor ".coly CaiiM-s."
New Tork, March : f4V The ac
tivities of "sob-sister" salesmen of
tollet,and household goods, the pro
fit from which supposedly go to
ward orphanages and mlsMons, are
described today In the sixth ar'lele
of a. series of fake charities pub.
'Uahed by the New York tuning
I Post.
I Womtn cimars large apartment
1 buildings, and rarely doe the tahi
of widowhood and children In lh
welfare home for the benefit of
! which titty peddle goods, fail to
1 licit response,
1 An Investigation bv the depart
! ment of public welfare of one such
Institution, brought out that pic
lures of destitute children used by
-canvussers, were sixteen yeaia old,
land that Instead of the many babies
It claimed to fed and clothe, thtre
I were only three or four who wore
I cared for while their mothers
! worked.
ItKAl) lli:H.M.I) ISSI IKD APS
New Haven Commencement ex
ercises at Yale this year to be divid
ed into two sessions one for nnder
Kiaduates and their families and
the other for alumni and recipients
of honorary, graduate and profes
sional degrees.
Greenwich Alleged intoxicated
driver of car which crashed and
killed E. J. Murphy blames Murphy
for wreck.
New Haven School officials In'an
nual visitation of rural 'districts to
inspect, work of prospective city
teachers find old fashioned country
school. 1
Bristol 'vrilllam Milller, 50, slash
es throat, and wrist, dies.
I New Haven $3,000 fire drives Six
1 families to street.
Bridgeport Twelve witnesses take
.stand for defense in Frost case.
j Bridgeport Bandit holds up res
jtnurant proprietor after eating meal
j in place; escapes wtth $17, overlook
ting $100 in victims pockets.
WILL HOLD DOYLE'S FAMOUS
utfit
Bridgeport tr. Haw ley, Panbury,
! wins state amateurS.2 balkllne bll
' Hard championship.
Fairfield Two cottages and house
boat destroyed by fire.
. New York Count Morner, tho
latest ex-husband of Peggy Joyce,
is now vle..-president of a realty
company; before; Peggy divorced
him he was in the toothpaste busi
,,,,, , ,, ,,, I Bridgeport Circus breaks winter
Chicago It may seem like rs ,.pr
pinning the lily, but if claims be , pllerlnln)f(l.
true Lady ltlana Manners had her
fact, improved by plastic surgery. 1 xvestport-Six persons seriously
A doctor is sums; her and her , ,,.,, -hf.n ,,f(lnri alv1 lriirk co,
mother, the imehess of Rutland, '
tor a total of Si, Odd for "lifting"! ' .
their fane?. He says they promised ! ManchesterPolice ."arch for
royal patronage, i fnko clairvoyant alleged to have
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