New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1921, Page 1

Herald “Ads” Mean Better Business ESTABLISHED 1870 REDUCTION IN PAY OF ALL CITY EMPLOYES IS URGED; - NEW BRITAIN HERAL NEW BRITAIN, MAYOR CURTIS APPROVES Will Start Move By Ad- vising That His Own Reduced From Present Figure 0f $2,500 Salary Be Chairman of Council Salary Letter Recommen- Committee Sends Announcing dations to Various Dep Letters city department and by Councilman . chairmas f were sed to t heads nissions A el mittec made he salaries o emy q in present litions Backs Move, Curtis and ar would lead off It vor to sugge ry committe sosed cut can be re approval. tle i that he would reduction the counci that “mo inc the and was in whic mmendations f offici Curtis Orson - I7 Jovement iing that he lucing his is own salary wiil the uction to the at the proy k to him nated this Uk "he tenor necessary for erre d for i morni wo at any reasonable salaries own corre- to the last e In inere dollar in t some instances thou it 1s high as a 5 in several cases he hu Letter Sent Out., ay the hea commissions and to ordinance 7 your attention ast pe wish call city iph, v page 332, 1 reads a of or ary “IExcept in case en- wplications Ms or inerease any employe Ul he ar December council vacancy re- made he- officer of the to the regu- common 1 the or presented meeting of the Employes applications s by employer department or alls he endorsed the of hoard. December the 21st. You ¢ fact that when the salaries were regular meeting this year on aware the Ljustment d salaries were ast of . wages an at ton and the d considers publie, the wnd employ uljusted to conform 1w existing “We the recommendations in your department to mect and existing condi- tions. Trusting that you will cooper ate with us in this matter committ A DT conditions since 1 bly. In the salarics of v« opinion the ¢ ot ) the should with iricers conditic cfore look to you to make uch 18 regards the mployes new now “Salary ISTAEDT, “Chairman.” “VETS" PLAN DRIVE sibscription to Magazine in Profes- ence to Donations is Plan of Dis- abled Warriors, Alex Sivot, a lias heen named ceticut distric waged to procure disa vet former serviceman for the 1 to he home World director Con t, of a campai funds for of the [ War Instead rans soliciting will of donations, disabled zine which they ind subseription money taken be used in the veterans offer a maga publish themselves be taken. The subscriptions erection of a home convalescent servicemen, and for maintenance of this home until time the government takes it over. Credentials and approval have Mr. Sirot by Mayor O, I, Cur Secretary R 1. Makin of the Commerce and Harry O representing the Home burean CONSIDER COUNCIL RoOM Police will in for will ror the of such Chamber of Jackson, Sery ice Court Judge and Probation | Oficers Look Over City Hall Site For Juvenile Court. Judge George W. Klett and tion Officers k. C. Connelly and Cora M. Beale in company with Mayor son F. Curtis, looked over the council chamber this morning to ¢ termine its usefulne court room Under towns throug vide for 1, 1922, city the Proba Or s$ as a juvenile and | state statute, hout the Jjuvenile court The juvenilc condueted in court proper quarters. The ne ns be held in a that in which are held cities must pro after nary for this -room head state court an ante of at police W v requires building police court s sions EX-KAISER WRITES BOOK Dee, 8.—Former has published a “Comparative 1878 to the ording paper addition to tabu ter, the ntains ation Berlin, William titled from 1914, Emperor book en- historical tables outbreak of to a war in ac In book co infor that | * Smith is Expected t over l Lfternoon will he t dent of e (HlGH SCHOOL TEAM \l‘m)thdll Players Are dered Royal Reception A while | foot! taric mar 1.eo the (ua crec derf enti | and Go N play | Feinems Scha O'n Nicl Followi sped Rev. have a pub) of New [ did | of | the the Con nex wot a S ern Senator Maintains He Will Prove T ¢ W hers cony Col adve toda vesti son I'ran by S that ing courf the day inve but ofli were tely requ in s 1 in nurs too brut I mitte rarding events immediately preceding he world war, U th CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921, U. S. ATTY. GEN. TO MAKE PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF NEW HAVEN R. TWELVI To Determine Whether Greenberg . Reszgnalwn From Bar Assnd To Head Directors Of Machine Co. ‘At the request of 1, G, I hairman of the board ¢ the New Diritah Co., €, 1%, Smit of the board of Irary & subject to the lirectors « Machine Ca,, the duties of cl ompany latt 1 ors In Case G WILL I hir 1ing ipprova the HEARIN to airman directors of t} tin until s returned sit he esume his pe X that the directors Mr Platt's carried into effe statemer H: H, Pey concern t is expe neeting of The above horized by the under 1014, to dispose of ti requiring two years | Open | Mr. Daugherty oper rit i said e the Bond the Hotel Tuesday, and prok n New York Weds i dge tered Decision By Jan. attorney was at present t ct of th New England been in hea at the hearin Hote m ford ilar Boston confer i the it ROTARIAN GUESTS 1ec 11“ en- while he as EensE At Luncheon o have ti tion for he nment He lunch- or Haver hav ide by typical Rotary reception was ten o o proj th to pursue New members of chamy n Uso would he to 's subsidiary not yet team of the Britain able, 1 school at the noon hour order the sale ¢ f that club at the klks' club to- The heen dispose members of the team, head- heir George Ca he t sidy, hed ir tiry t plementa step, or to recomn the origin: the he ¢ the return of the to the room to High court me he permit the 1 sor 1001 song in cen the room bet Question to he Sett question be set M the tr by | was the first by President | { v 1d owned by H. Railroad, were petition with the Millions Tnvolvec tions involved herty which were Coach (' intre gue, les ipied 1ns 1 to Spr Dr member the and much he the has sliown duri the bays of the n was to m | memix intance it ul spirit he o the N, operati is due for won- s the Red | o ter, won for Mr, 1 milt ts in all Ir introduced the Captain Lester Vincent widino, Lester Henry hrer, William ward Williams, Alex B Hayes, manager, George Murtha, Di Griffin, Dacis, Joseph Cherpack, rue then follows Any dollars New Er transporta and rs in all of those sonal ol interes th ers as intere ticularly the ties New L hondholde he b by itl n, \rer, ell, ot gland ent ttling" cic he ervation Ceci ted persons A assistant koski, Cooley an lic on Many ground the New Hay and a consid stock of the railro Mr now in the ed by der consent decree sult proceedings vernment under the act nee . the \'\m the olas manager. wnd the Sp introductio properties My Davis spol team. He said t1 reat deal irit of the Britain toward the think that the town have come they at ; He further h school of New Brit “rful prest in the necticut, and in fact in the Sullivan Britain arrange Boston Daugherty hands of truste the federal court of the of ch of welcome Dy John L. ne hehalf lid not the city He mer in he at he of respect for the team lic sf people of heg not he over the end of Ided that |8 in has a | ate of |52 per cent United | latter hoped that [capital High school [ tion a game with |s other to the decree New Haven's inte Maine has sk of the railroad to stock due to the the Boston and now is held hy the husetts to shonuld n 28 per or New veay 1d e able tock the Mass time i IMrancisco or the wpionship, 1% some west report of team for chool country Sullivan acquir wher also (Cantinued on Sccond Page) (Continued on Sccond Watson However, Ihomas Haines of Seen Tuesday When H hat Others Were Exe- i Lighthonse With Supplic uted Without Hearings. e e 1 lighthouse, teport, 8.~ s when made Middlc ty, the city, his s roun 1« the oxy Hai expeeted te I no with ¢ Dee American hanged arter iction by a military court martial, Walter . Bethel, te general of the vy before the galing charges democrat, ashington, of the es were Iileve Expeditionary France, nomem ind supplies to great ety of who was 1in fears are in Thomas assistant tr in stified | in boar It wa Haines, start, in e army, e s shortly hefore by Georgia that hanged committee ] wat. | that rlcan | the | in | even motor expecting to ret No word has he and nator Amie without fri ers were from him, there safety. Uinless he and is visiting lighthouse, been engine 1ce. are changed with the it would seem No ginning W Probe of Senate investigation atson, democrat, 1 hanged dur by of to not an of char enator private the t martial, special committee that the proceeding stigation of the was ordered to of the United murderer: nator Watson after the him Georg carried out in the and may Ho soldiers wers without ions Chairman Brandegec tronble war convict not have believed that heen organiz is announced nnoun partles was Georgia senator, cks Divorce, Sa) scertain whether cors States army a divorce Portland, Me., eking 8 immedi a resolution te appeared adoption of to appear his charges, Watson Speaks made no indiscriminate ¢ senate against officers said Senator Watson. “1 officers were toward soldiers.’ the work Bra Ithoc vesterday when she of | that was ley asley, had years olc avolding wias a big gir pleagued her, sh marriage place in 1016 charged non-support, adding that s the home her South Carolina sion was reserved by iring and stily upport “"“ charge | means of school. She pupils and said guilty o many took ality <plaining " in She the said it of © Senator ndegec Wils without sh (Continued on Second Page) the Hearings. tte M said, nd eral M trustees subject commonwealth vet JE oy tod New ties W wo v Toura thly 1 of an ¢ New propertics whic a long sult Janug - the f the 1825, d of, as market conditions would 1end a New 1l dec rldir ted., tled | said, mship | steam railroad lines in steq b ng » N in 15 in the of pre g la Ly involy Company Has Disposed Of Its Subsidiary Hold- ;. s ings—Millions Involved HELD IN HARTFORD Ger that tobe npany vithin Hart sim- ine in nnu\ 1 wi open time of iy 1 gov- ared, New which i ns! jus- sup- York to his now | trustees to their y in- was New H. & com- New Haven railroad. mat- d pe ition | stock and | state d inte a the explained es ap New un b was entered, rest irunk rent reorg ine re it ¢ rag etern s and Nined rview pub- trolley ortion Maine point- York, entered as g v the he in the from capital stock of the \niza- This i any ) ELEVEN A. £. F. MEN HANGED DURING WAR, BUT ALL HAD TRIALS, STATES ASSISTANT ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE ¢ We sing trf ) take m e nes ) return chi. v on boat, urn i on ni Tu rec 1 his men ¢ that t und ¢ be sear She Gladys from C., te married 1 only attendance 1 and said nelty o ha 0es. court, AN STRANGELY MISSING Bridgeport Last nt to since ip to mes on for I this to esday made n the eived | fears for his plans, it the e has 1ue to drift- ching Wed When 13 Years Old | | Rol stified him as a| at other Th Philadelphia or and a left hushand's parents in Deci is | of the | approximating | | | U Wake | Sherman anti- | Christmas Will Be Acted Upon By Members Tomorrow (. ,, Mayor Curtis Has Not Received Notice of His' E"Ul\x Relinquishing Job As City Prosecutor. Ihe resignation Albert A Bar asso that bod n it meets t t proce torney Connecticut the h ternoon whe barmer lawyer This anr by la wyer Josepl nherg erfor 1rekmail anc a six mont conviction to Mayor ti rom t ON LIQUOR CHARGE Olescevich PaysVS] Dubowy Found of Reckless Dri | Peter O fruit fined g $15 escevieh, propr store on lLafayette $175 and on nd Saul Dubowy w of which was re this morning's police Judge B, W, cuting Attorney Joseph G. sented the state's c was represented by Lawye Donough and Dubowy by D. Saxe. Olescevich's place day evening by a | under Detective In a rear | was found costs detail Sergeant a hottle Charges of intent to sell broug police court Monday cused entered plea This was changed to one of guilty. The saloon on resm were a of plea formerly street, Ior accused Main block ne Shurberg eV (Continued on Tenth Property Damage of ot Terrific Ravages Newloundland N. ¥, Dee lost, more t} schooners, barge prope o St. John's 18 lives were fishi destroyed and we $ W the storm that rag foundlund coast on Monda [day. It was believed tod list of vesels lost in the nereased thoroug the cratt to the storm had made Ship wi . when a exposed masters who hro! vessels limping 11 Mar n with storm was wors the st swept o, wrecked were lade plies cor here Peter Gulurko of 133 Be: Mourning the Loss of Deposit and 810 in Cash, Peter Gn 133 Re is 1rni . a containir in room mo cash this lurko reports and ed W mo ter t an investi & Mailed (pproximate ('hocks N« days A3 making e v Birita ting L fe in today bank $30,000 were by the New Checks for within Trust company, in Ch in thi hopping from the Che I'rus will a few the ( me expended (RPN DIES OF ton, Cont i1, Torrit Cantadore, pital here days ago steam died today uries recei when he was THE WEATHET Hartford, Dec - for New Britain and Becoming unscttled quite =0 cold tonight by snow late tonight or Alling presidir was visited ke Storm < along 90,000 More in Xma s T5—NSa Guilty ving icton street, a liq as mitt irt g. Proi Woods p Olescey P. F Lawyer of d, r M S of W o eping nt and pol C. Hi W not guil owned S eral wee Page) 18 LOSE THEIR LIVES Coast. At han a and Ie sec t rty dams as done the y and 1y that » might h et ury ught th t the winter st THIEF STEALS BANKBOOK aver St S 1000 aver stre bank 18 o the po a, Whi ul was 101 assessed at session, S¢ re- ich 1e- M m- art whiskey ith in morning the ac ty this morning a the 50,000 Follows ich 18t e 128 the e eir to port reported the | \BERLIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IS NOT TO BE SOLD, ASSERTS SAGE IN DENYING REPORTS TO THAT EFFECT PRESFNTED WITH GIFT Missivian of Stanley Memo- 1 wed to settlements north of in | Rey is being codnct Today ¥ in in the m Natior to lays a ahq W t compa be mai fommerc a total mey to juring 1t N kS Japti at the ved truck t Porecast vicinity not followed Fric | nal mt go ny led ial of he ste | Scouts, | the | cop (uadruple Pacifie, said to capital ated accepted 1 Calling Press . e by quadruple man s Wa be corr Explaini four side serted Ang |applied to | Pacific an the imy ratio, mair fortificatio power of ( tha The Br while the ipproved t L prelimin lated to tl ratio. T Far T now Japanese proved volving an ratio. I'he ag was said, the the had been siderah nearer it confer ing clusion, There mix up tw of the an there ment; Meooling ¢ there agre 1t the Wl t i L osin o wis was 1 to status quo M 8, Of G Troop § at the ed W pastor with a token the Gir pa Rev. M gratitude gave an i vantag impres opportunit Vsc strengthen y spoke makes the live bette of stands for. scouts their loyalty church Patrols meeting troop voted w ular was the Thanks held family was Washin ed Dress) to the ing early office. to a Japanese th This arrang 1ster waitin the ving after bted itk today tish Y the attention to an ngtor ect ng Tre *hina, t it 1nese d of rtant iter ns Only itish Japa wry eme ¢ qu n whe agTC rreement ¥ matter un enee under ne to conf for overnment lorst orize § ratio propositior ips wits in some complete that this propositior Japanese lispatch from newspaper Tokio government o , the aid this was 1 cot eme the m allic rence cour a part o nt, t estio e Lirs, offi e o eme in A no special der con riod, a 1estions oo JAPAN ACCEPTS PACIFIC PROPOSALS BUT HAS NOT AGREED TO NAVY PLAN WSS FRUIT MAN FINED winding in 1 British spokes esman said with regard wiy ment and had not yet beer government Associated Honolulu quoti as to and that knew it | ~ BIG SHIPPING LOSSES 22 Merchant Craft Sunk During orrect, ference the ont v concern the wee as this treaty arising in e 1t might nt to matters cover al and of nd )t naval bases liminary sman said yovernment b this was only proceedi e sald T U n th nee committee on he added, was cial notice by the that it had ay f the scheme, in- nt the naval on regard to Yap, it co deration uch an ag sideration and satistac was was added. emer the with irl S ro Memorial chureh hich ir of ts. et r. M to i nteres then ing r, an womanhood H on to were hich wor to it b t gton I'he today t1 appesred to by thre iy, said th orig rere Mlar mair 1T vial Church Given L tende erent the he Yap was the proposed ment third arrangement i the o i phases e, aid al IRree erence and fortifications Foken by Troop onts. the m A ey ure noan \ e p issiri ing 1 th the how heir wnity thei the forr follo 13 act a had ime the An irms conference in re Rritain Gir New Missiri h, was presented A cnff links a 4 appreciation liss Mut resentatior supper G. M ghill o exp rgani talk wtion on the the e need « ffer i y may come. He the vds i characters which s them the whic work in they v scouti s0 complimente thustasm and to the leaders ned wed and the reg s to at time sumed. Troop s Santa Claus remembered A meeting. social DELEGATES MEET §.—(By Associat werican delegation held a Secretary Hughes meet naval | first, | ind | PAGES e News of the World By Associated Press PRICE THREE CE} CREW OF SUBMARINE THAT SINKS IN SOUND RESCUED BY USE OF TORPEDO TUBES 4L oROPLE N RUILDING Are i Heroic Work of Police and All Nay by Attendants omen were tiremen John Har throu tma ok out | unconscious ir v back for another Melnerney suffered ar t ile carryin wged woman down st He ated by a physican and returned to work goi is ser abra rm wl the wias |t the g the I'he 1 by which is directed Joseph, ho 1 chil en home rs of St ses abot paid women a { marked that it was almost | t not an inmate was | the is not knowun to re tribute ar n "he urt cause of blaze Year | and 206 Persons Lost Lives—Mon- ctary Loss, S31.082,031, ! I'wo hund nt craft found other ton, Dec. § red Washing and American tons were merc o 1 lost throug strandi isions o the says months annual ur ended last report t er Americar sived ir coust service, I the md fi Ired merchant vesse cas- ualties, entailing dam of $300, or more lost 5, seven hundred and six lives in the 777 number hel Two persons weir tic the others The passengers and members of the ships value of the which § of the lost, 19 were a1 were 1 Gulf coasts numbered coast 35, the the 1 foreig crews property lost was $34 repr Of e in it lost ered isior | und the A on the 16 cilic Great rivers 1 at fakes States sea or in n !\\,Hw rs 61 | 'LOooD DIES Reprosenta ocrat, of the died at his trouble He " Washi tive H tenth strict Admits That Bad, But No Other | | Business President Worse Than in Steel Plants. t to do with 16 com olidated inte tion and that contemplat t corporation which to the industry was coneer were solidations, for 1 basis and | Men have at the not as At the force Satn beer plant s it has present time is working half will continue off in larg m because business been in the bers is past the the and good one-half o week the one ar next conditions other working this hettered until are (Continued on Second Lage) eavy | the | nited | Fifty-One Men Huddled On End Of Boat, Which Projected Above Water, Until Rescuers Came After 10 Hours stranded Sailors Burn Mat- in Order At- Attention of Pass- tresses to tract ing Ships. \580- members of H-48, who tubes after made dive off r yesterday and stuck told a remarkable story urrival today at the one subm e ugh had torpe nose Stranded 10 Hours to a report made to tha they htened one énd warine, until it appeared {he nd then sat perch- ed on this pir for more than ten til after darkness had fallen. hting match they at- {tracted the attention passing which picked them up and t them here, the men ims Smitk from the ard ling of a | tanier {bro as Lieut. found to efiects of chlor- 1 by salt water flooding teries, after examination three were detained at as well were | Several o | 1'ra | be ine gas create story howeve | the hosy : | Fails to Come Up The submarine lert Bridgeport at |10:28 a. m a trial trip. About one off the entra to the harbor, making a ng dive, she failed up and her commander ported that presumption was hatch covers had not fastened allowing water on milc after [to come one been to | properly seep in y operations already have heen started. The submarine is believe i have been damaged. Mattresses Burned | When night came on some of the 1 ofticers, sailors and mechanics went down into the sunken craft and haul- ed out mattresses to burn in order to get a brighter signaling flare than tiny matches could give. One by one the mattr were burned at the tip of tlie upstanding the 51 sitting around their flam- signal was a stiff wind and water of the sound were becoming Just as the last mattr was burning, about 10:30 o'clock tl Standard Oil tug No. 28 sighted the subm e and came alongside P for Rescuers A\ small boat was lowered from the in the men huddled to- on the tip of the submarine \hvu Smith in the hospital here praised Captain Olsen of the rescuing tu splendid seamanship” in get- ing the stranded men off the undersea craft and his own vessel with waters sound swishing Sulv to bow, ing There the more rough tug to gather for aboard the of the | heavily. Three in Bad Shape of tl men was overcome chlorine gas, but all were ex- crew reported. 1t was said Brooklyn hospital that the men who suffered the worst, was in a serious condition submari was tuking one of its laily trial trips under command of officers the Lake Torpedo Boat which built her, and the five naval acted in the capacity of ey were in charge of Commander Stanley Haas No Paplanation Yet official explanation of why the suddenly slid down. by the bottom of the sound must construction her, naval the craft drop to an None the poscd, the w the three by of The o from Co., men aboard observer I ine to the from officials of the which Thest manned aboard backward 1 at the hosp treatment “fo due to chlorine Smith California; Michael Augustus md Peter FFrank civlian employe All of them were able talk 48 departed by train tore in the about wservati isoning re Lieut of Blectrician of New Rrd builders p. eat and maining e men Jersey the port noon safd miles hours hospital went down five ot our inside th would remained the o uhe tle, bottom IPearing how the cra t th itted everything mov the the from The they ble forward end to stern entered only two aft coms partments I W out four crawl was the first to which I°rom there he reachs plunged into the to the anchor he' pulled him- dropped line lled themselves went below to Exposure in the his sufferings torpedo tube water swarm {1 deck a ich the ek. Dunne later o cloth water increased Iry Plan to Rcmmo ¢ m\\ n Troops From Ireland ublin, Dec. § (By Assoclated 1're ) Ann was made to- at military here if the Av h-Trish agreement is | ratified the crown fo would be | removed Ireland within & month, ouncement day headquarters that g s from