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Seventeen Avutors '' ’ • •- •■ -■ “.V - ■ ■?• • -.. - ...... '.t' 'iv^ '■'•■-.■H/’*--:- / - ' . • >? ..v. .'-iJ.o ;■ ••• ■'■ ■• 1 -•j'--.‘ <' V •• ■ ■ - ■------- - - n.'r'.lV f . v . X —■• • ■ - - ' - THBj WEATHER Itr o. S.. W M thw B«l NET PRESS RUN. Mew H a « « » AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION OP THE EVENING HERALD FAir toolfi^t; Wednesday partly ■ for the month of Jnlyt 1927 dondy. 5 , 0 4 0 p r ic e t h r e e c e n ts MANCHEiSTER, CONN., ^^SD A Y , AUGUST 16, 1927. JAGE3) VOL. XLL, NO. 271. Adveitisliig on PAce 10. AIR TAXMOtEASE Waiting For Gun In Pacific Aeri^ Derby SEVENTEEN AVUTORS UNAVOIDABLE, SAY « 1 A L S Rice Started at Noon (P a(tfc Coast Time) — First to School Appropriation Will NOME OF SACCO Land at Island of Oalia, to Receive $25,000 and the Call for $20,000 Jump in JUROR BO PE D ; Seebnd $10,000— One Wmnan Among Flyers-Slrips Budget— Selectmen Hope Stnmg Across Ocean to Give Assistance in Case of to Keep Under 15 Mills. H O U S E J p X E D Accidents— Expect to Make Trip in 2 2 Honrs. MAuchester cannot pAy for its Five Members of Family rapidly increasing school expenses, Municipal Airport, OAkland, unmArked, watery grave, only time maintain god'd highways, continue cAn tell. It is hardly likely, in view Tumbled Out of Beds But Calif., Aug. 16. — The world’s building permanent sidewalks And of the fAct that three men have met greatest aerial Derby Is on today. deAth already, while preparing for meet current expenses by levying A None Seriously In ju red - Groomed to perfection, nine the gruelling test, that All of the re­ 13 1-2 mill tax rate, it was-learned mAining contestants will finish the planes AwAit the signal which At At last night’s special meeting of race. noon will send them zooming out the Board of Selectmen held in the Police Excited. MAde Their Wills. MunicipAl building. Ar increase in Across the Pacific in An epochal rAce The aviators were loath to talk the rate is inevitable during the to HAwAii. About their wills, but some admit­ next fiscal year which is just be- Boston, MAss., Aug. 16.— The Nine pilots, eight navigators And ted they hAd mAde them. Others gNining. one mill increAse, At leAst East Milton home of Lewis Mc- A charming young MichigAn merely pooh-pooed the ideA. will be necessAry, And Tinric William P. Erwin, flying the ciAls Are straining every point to Hardy, one, of the jurors who found ^ “ schoolmarm, Miss Mildred DorAn., Spirit,” wAs the ninth to mAke sure that the rAte does not go Nicola Sacco And BArtolomeo Ven- Are prepared to gamble their lives qualify. His tests were mAde yester­ over 15 mills. zettl guilty of the Braintree payroll on their ability to spAn by Air the day And officiAls now think he is Schools the CAuse murders In 1920, wAs wrecked early 2,400 miles of trackless seA. competent to become A Dicky-Dole The immediate cause of An in­ bird. Major Livingston Irving in A crease is the proposed expansion of today by A powerful bomb. Five For the first to land on the Island “ PAbco Flyer” is the only flyer who the school appropriation m ^ members of the McHardy family of OAhu AwAits A $25,000 pot of is both pilot And navigator. He will budget now under consideration were thrown from their beds And gold. To the second A prize of fly alone And will take off In No. 3 Last yeAr, in An endeavorleAver to cutc the $10,000 Is to be the reward. For school were shAken up badly, but Aside place, which meAns six minutes be­ rAte below 14 mills, the from A cut on the heAd sustained by the balance there is only the glory hind No. 1. the Oklahoma which budget wAs cut. This year it will of Achievement— the setting of A eight entries in the SAn FrAncisco-Hono^^^^^ Mrs. McHardy, none wAs Injured. will be flown by Nennett Griffin. be impossible to cut this A P P r ^ J The other planes new milestone in Aerial progress. tion And An increase of $20,000 is In the foreground by the starting circle, is the plane flown Immediately afterward it wAs re­ 9nie Entrants. Ti—i___Tsin K MArtinNm .Tensen: rSAViinTensenrN No. 6. Lieutenant o 6,N, LVuirnAnt A. GoddArd: No. 7. Charles W. PArkhurst; No. 8. Bennett Griffin. No Favorites. to be sought in this item alone 4, Major Livingstone Irving ported that A small buildings facing For once the rAllhirds Are At A Tere is a list of entrAnts And The present BoArd of Selectmen is Harvard Square in Cambridge, hAd their plAce in the race: eX' loss to pick A winner. There is no seeking means to keep down e - been blown up by A bomb And thAt form chart on which to bAse pre­ 1. "OklahomA,” Bennett Grif­ penses in I ir “departments s® tjiat BRIDEGROOM, 76, four youths had been Arrested, but dictions. The pilots, the naviga­ fin. ’ :his school increase can be partial­ HOHENTHALJR- Co olidge Mentioned this proved to he A hoax. tors And the lone passenger exude 2. “ El Encanto,” Norman A. The police Are combing All near­ ly offset. confidence. Goddard. At the AnnuAl town meeting by towns for tho East Milton bomb­ MechAnicAlly-their steeds of the 3. “ Pabco Flyer,” Livingston which comes on MondAy, October d BRIDE AGED 77 FORSEECTMAN ers, but no arrests have been mAde. Air Are ready. Each navigator hAs ving. ' X the various appropriations for town A s Gary*s Successor Time of Explosion nAssed A arllling test to prove his 4. “ Golden EAgle,” Jack Frost. 3xpenses will be mAde. These Ap­ 5. “Miss DorAn,” Auggy PedlAr.: propriations automatically set the few hours before the MAssAchusetts moou And the stars., the course of 6. “ City of PeonA,” Charles 'W. tax rate which is levied At the New York, Aug. 16.— ChairmAn-^ Miller, general counsel of the s^el Supreme Judicial Court assembled Parkhurst. Adjourned town meeting to be held Local Han Keeps Secret for his plane for the tiny islands in Hakes Known Candidacy To- shlp of the Board of Directors of corporAtion, would be yArned As Mr. 4.q,iLeUr Anal arguments. £rom";SAcco mid-Paciflo. ■ ' 7. "AlohA,” MArtin Jensen. in MArch. The school appropriation ^htry’s Buceessor. ‘-'f - - " 'And^ .V^zetti’s counsel, who Are 8. “WoolAroc,” Art Goebel. thA United States ’S t^ F ’Ub'rpora'- To the gods of the Air they Are 'l4 is out of the hAnds of the-BoArd of Jamea A. FArrell, president of Ikfee Days But Then Has fighting^for A new trial. As a result Selectmen. They cAn simply Ask ^ay — Other Prosjkicts tion, made vacant by the death of prepared to commend their fates. Judge Elbert H. GAry, mAy he of­ the corporAtion, 18 also mentioned of . the bomb outrage, AcfdltlonAl 22 Hour Trip., (Continued on Page 2) the school commltees to keep ex­ As A possible successor, Along with penses At A minimum, but MAn­ fered to President Coolldge if the to Tell Friends. guards have been'plAced sfbout the On the bAsis of speed tests; the President remains firm in his de­ Myron C. 'TAylor, Senator David A. Court House, the StAte House And flyers expected to complete the. rAce chester’s form of government gives Named— ^little Interest. Reed, Pieere S. Du Pont,^ Dwight the board no further authority in termination not to be* A candidate the State Prison where the two sMf- in 22 hours. But wind. rain, cloud Morrow, Eugene G. Grace And admltted Anarchists Are. hejd. the schools. for renomination And re-election, And fog are fActors to be met with According to A report In WAll Street George Gordon Crawford. The fin­ Love laughs at lock-smiths, the The McHardy fAmily lived At 463 which wi|l AnAlly determine the re­ Up To Voters Emil L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., Assist­ Ance committee ot the United StAtes JUDGE SANDERSON The Board of Selectmen took no today. poets sAy, but the little god Also Pleasant’ street. In A two-and-ohe- sults of the race And probably the ant treasurer And Assistant manager But in the finAncial district the Steel Corporation meets this After­ smiles at the figure of old Father hAlf story frame ‘ dwelling. The safety of the rAcers. definite action regarding the pro­ noon At 2:30 And it is probable that posed budget since it is not com of the MAnchester Lumber Com­ Coolidge report was met with con­ Time approaching with his scythe. bomb, which had evidently been The planes Are to follow the HAD NO AUTHORITY siderable skepticism. The best guess A temi>orAry chairman will be planted under A corner of- the pleted for their approval. The pres^ pAny, todAy announced that he will For Instance: aerial trill "blazed only last month ent officiAls take the stAnd that seek nomination As A Selectman in of the financial community was veranda, demolished part of the by Lieutenants MaitlAnd And Heg- that former Governor Nathaniel L. fContinned on Page 2) At their home on 93 Russell north side, broke down all the doors enherger, Army flyers, And by Ernie they Are the representatives of the the Republican Primary here Sep­ taxpayers And voters In guiding the street today, Mr. And Mrs. Conrad And smashed all the windows. The Smith And Emory H. Bronte, town’s Affairs And in meeting the tember 13. Mr. HohenthAVs pro­ Schuler, 76 And 77 yeArs of Age, re­ detonation was heard for about A civilian Airmen.
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