New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 1

Herald “Ads” Mean Better Business NEW NEW I ESTABLISHED 1870 LAFOLLETTE LIKENING NEW TREATY TO OLD LEAGUE, IS T0 FIGHT IT, HE DECLARES ”"1 LAWYER BRADY MAY BECOME CANDIDATE DROI IN State substan sented made u mvm found ¢ | cently, Anth state p ‘Il),d\nl dom’s « th belie deg Meanwhile Delegates Of U. S., England, Japan And France Attach| Their Signatures To Pact Reported as Favored by Some for Prosecutor Job in This City he Lher He Manion America Inserts Reserva- tion That Scope of Terms Do Not Questions That a concerted effort will be made to bring about the Lawyer George Brady a practising attorney at Hartford, “cutor coed bert A. Greenberg, is indicated by [ ports heard about ity Hall and [ statements of Mayor O. I Curti 1for inounced reason, the mayor d to state whether or not Prosecutor Greenberg has signed his office and in he has been accused of holding up an nouncement for political purposes The contention is that Mr. Brady, he ing in Hartford will meet some opposition on that account, and the mayor Al to b guarding the man who is supposed 1o be his candidate against organized op- position. Ma knowledge but said that 1 ment the Gues M another city, wats to | e He Srady is e resident and ttorney's name ‘l'. list, A frie ‘\IHAH and _ | ported torney sperry a toward doubtec as ther | when 1 IV | Radom garag ion sai election of Affect Domestic as pr 1o s Al of Various Power some has refuse Washington, Dec. Declaring re that the new four Pacific treaty had “all of the ihquities of the league nations with none of the virtues that document,” Senator republican of Wisconsin that he was in my power to pre- tion."” Reservation ican reservation attached power treaty when it v contained provision questions of the various | with- 0 some circles power llO Leasan o claimed for La Ifollette, today announced pared to do “all vent its ratific U, Ame to the four signed today that domestic powers not to he in the the treaty The reservation is in two parts, the first of which de res that the treaty hall in no wi be binding as re- gards the policy the United States d the mandated islands the practitioner Was pre- is repor safe Orde Gaspi The ey at he A ACLY candid g vor Clurtis admitted th Mr. Drady's did not matter. ady's as raise a ¢ not ing i iven £u to wish {0 com- When {he prictice d, the o the attorney’s | out that Mr. | ident, his father i taxpayer and th 1he the local G. O are considered upon miyor |in to quick cor The 1he Sexton Veley made wi ense pointed o of is was of is on t is Signed voting quadruple tr in the Pacific by the plenipotentia Great Dritd Treaty e The new serve peace ly signed today ies of the United States, 1 and Japan signatures were of the office te. There nd no one was present ex- their the 5 16 at betwe Mayor Cortis The Hartford Lawyer the city warm ndship en v to pre- was formal lawyer Cuse 15 existing acted with in presenting ition period Salvi and their pleadec the cou 1 to n court from I Louis n, ance side The ante-room tary of ceremony cept the plenipotentiaries, retaries and advisors. The approval the was given however, subject ten understanding with the providing that the American- treaty regarding Yap must be consum- mated he the four power ment is hinding Iixcept this in the seere formal ffixed the no (Continued Second ROCH INWHARTF’ORD Supreme ¢ ontmander ot Allfed Avmios | of on st was see States | writ United to of a is Given War R Ahout 1 Reception in € .l|v||ll|‘ | City of State. arrange- | ore I"och this gen where | 18.—M as the The, New wide at I'rance fomorrow al guest of I'rench Hartford, Dec which | gpent 45 minutes ix expected to be erased within a few [ city at noon today hy signature of the Yap treaty. X the new Pacific agreement now re-|he ends his country quires only parliamentary ratification | p m. e sails for by the varions governments to make| The marshal el it effective |comed by Governor 1 Mayor Given to Senate Soon. | Brainard and their aides American official copy of the | AT b s e document goes to the White PRl House for transmission President | Harding to the senate it was generally believed would forwarded to the within a very short time The American delegation signing at 11:14 a At 11 British followed, Arthur J. Balfour signing twice, once for the British empire, and once for the I'nion South Africa which has no delegate here. The French followed the Brit- | igh and the Japanese, the last to sign completed formal approval of the treat it ek STOCKHOLDERS ARE | PAUPERS, IS CLAIM for regervation Atla days, eral s route to tour ed Ire | the Ne would enlistir United 10 ment tion The 1he the der Appro taken A heen liged to was ke, and repre-| n the Yale | Haven fto| as The now came by The 18 the irrived at hort tour | given in the| 1 a salite and station 1Following the city the marshal ception in the old state | room where his countryman, ette, once was received. After | brief speeches including that of | marshal, another salute 19 was rendered in farewell as the train drew the a guns . new pact, | pren today, | {he senate | of 1 hero his party a wa he a a va nu hegan s m 16 the the Eins party's e fe | of of station out from The ably w ber of strengt Wants Harding to Call Meeting for Armenians Washington, Dec. 13.—President Harding is requested to call a ence hetween Great Britain, and Italy to consider metho which Armenians may be given an opportunity to establish themselves nation, under the prov | resolution introduced ive John Jacob 1, Massachuset(s y iy asked i to t wra the States 20 o'c | HARV confer- I'rance s hy sociate today fornia footl dium ¢ ons of i Rep re as house | resen publics dent al to expre at Ang United of the Armeni people: TliousARN OF [Added Intere: the Infant the Bo: Mich., de- { Kirby, i of | sen- a v = a Rog presi Boston Man Says Owners of the 1eto solution " Berk will ta tootha may N The hen t \¢ Wernme noral protest of inst the and other Shares Are Not Given Leathobine s Christian (‘onsideration t in Mich. Murder Trial BAR Dee. 13.—Trial of a prominent tem Hudson, Mich., on murdering an infant rried daughter Alice, 8 Lo cireuit prosecution witnesses had added Was! 13 stockholders in Xy Vs M BN T R vl ton and Maine railroad “now pendent on charity” Hagop Boj Boston declared today hefore ate inferstate commerce committee, which conducting hearir chan the transpor the Capper bill of stockholders tion Mr. ington, Dee New England i worker of horn the uny wi to her July 4, here to | pects to not | report that state police by rail- | the body‘of the infant, Bo, un | interest in the trial larg ) I7or Lpon hegin in court | Farmis The ahout i ex \ ges in fon act, of I proposed by ! Intere given proper road man \ described stockholder both railroads. said he attended the meet- the two railroads hut asserted found held only purpe ing previ prepared recom the are t consider o ments said himself | sam |American Legion Annual ) Meeting This Evening annual meeting the Iddy- Glover Post, American Legion, will he held tonight at the G. A. K. hall Llection of officers will take place, ter the the re ed to of « years, he ings of that he for the ously mendations Ofticer sufficiently the witness director a sing! only ten shares avenu hors the ently | perienc these were appro reports The of hat an. all aro The the roads s stockholders, declaved, adding that New IIJ\' n holds only that the president owns the vice-president five two interested of reports of outgoing officers A ldively he precipitat the « commander d Harry Names mentioned tor the Maurice |1 expect one over lee- | looki hers W in the to sucee J he share, and Jackson hiey t James are ot O position Pease 0 o David jurr rs an afe Blowers Get $2.800 In Cleveland Robbery Cleveland, O., Dee, 13.—Safc broke into the offices of the Dressed Beef g'o. this morning made away with $2,800 i $ in promissory high explos gren open the cows h burn Denver Experiences Very Warm Weather 13 \ precedent a blo i The ers Long and and uter o Denver, Colc D without weather wart almost to the this WiV ac cash otes cording or ) 1 sweeping cetion of the v ¢ door of safe with a 1) Decemt shattered when the s above irm this me r hay lo morning nearhy reury record IRARIT /610, rovn ie, N mis: Vi el t MEN MISSING, Iy I hose damage I reported and fire plant of America i Dee, 13 ur after the explosion which damaged the Hayden Chemical extent ¢ were today and Al of the axpected to recover. men BANDITS GiY Mount armed y St $13,000, Do held up the Halfway sum- estim auto terday o Mic today emens. tit Bank with They \¢ Co. of "T'wo ba Halfw here and ¢ ated at $13,000 | mobile New |in New | 1o rea I'hey B0 injure were safe caped d were d in Detroit, sound fle an | year heading for e 00w Be; sald he trolley mistake: months' Judge tl I session, all classes Caml 1 gameg None Robert News of the World By Associated Press BRITAIN HERALD | 3RITAT 3 PAGES LONG BROS. SENTENCED EACH TO 60 DAYS IN JAIL FOR BREAKING’ LIQUOR LAW - FORMER GOVERNOR Hartford Hotel Propic- CONN I'I(]TICU'I', TU PRICE THREE CENTS ESDAY, DECEMBER > MURDER IDEA i RADOM MYSTERY | NET CLOSING N oon. . ONAUTO THIEVES Out Such a Suspicion, ) 13, 1921, —TWELVE ANVASS FOR H. S | EMBLEM FOOTBALL olice Have No erchants, Professional — Men and | e Others to Be Asked to Contribite Thoee New Yorkers AL MO rar s s e Norwalk Man Under Arrest qI]RGF}\NT VthLLl ACTIVE More They Say eport tiate a murder by the preliming covering the th .. Radom, n the beach road, Dec. 13.—Nothing theory state police, ry report to | was pre who today to ( '-lur er death whi n effort which to purch B [emblems, members of the foothall team and their begin a the professior row. The the fund, ceeds from I am hope | an to nre proc of canvass of bhody was irfield, re men o hoys which de for that represents given PUIPOSE I that fund thr sufficlently to emblem days of limit their and profes the eity ht away from The visited ony Manion, by Jatn and th | Judge William Maltbie $50,000 in Loca. _ surt May Last Week member the olice who conducted n inves into the details of Dr. Ra leath, was the first witness be e coroner today. He said that | ved that the deceused came to | 1th by 5 State Policeman Says Arrests in g ACang o ; Big Auto Robbery Ring Are to Fol- to swe In Superior Court | canvass ke po Tire | the | of — low Shortly—Former Norwalk purchase For the firs vass the boy to the merchants men in the | gradually main thorot turers contribution Kfully wetion State’s Attorney Alcorn Argues That Prominent They Are, They Should Suffer Others, the few ¢ poison Co. Official Held. will could not find io with the Dy, 40 He beaeh any case e ] other | gouth at all. | o S0 bound | 244 Bast Pairfield 4010 s Wwestin2nd Sdame 1ly at the Friday 128th street, e was beach sand on her held in bonds ound. As to hearing here th telephoning. of the theft of at Ash Creck Kritzman of 1371 I d he believed Brooklyn, on Décer n identity, |were placed under NLY” PONCHED WIRE, 3575 Virelli the state drello Displeased Michae Zieran York eity 240 Iast are being for oon on charges | ybile from A ith street, The trio Norwalk, this city; 128th street, O'Donnell New Yorl of $5,0( aftern an autor connected W that car at center of mes New said Radom 0 reach those o'clock 2 fares. mi also to he othe are ity ) cach a Same Penalty as received the to the ced which nece emb! authori they malke the story of hoys is si from the Detective that a of Dr. receive cins athletic that to are since annou with tated this Leroy Man- case vear have trial ties L of remainir un into Klett atter nti & arbo nchester arrest fu no func purcha THEATERS STILL OPEN Apparently The 13. Timothy owners t Hartford, days in lig iam i Herald) John C. of the Long sentenced to il on each of two counts aw violation, by Judge Wil« Maltbie in superior court this and State De nan Jr, of Virelli that rt of police and I’roy Policeman William Brer l Stamford, 1t is claimed by in the arrest thest men, the ring leaders of a gang of automobile Not Washed—Tax Delinquents | thieves who have been operating in |New York and New Jer have been | captured and that more arrests are to i A\ | follow shortly. ‘ ing Business Today. Arrest Sun Sunday night Eward New Yo Sec Hau de Wi were firm o Peck of e three When represents M ho yards Floor ( all 1or M morning I'wo Charges Brought The I.c brothers charged on October §, 1921 with selling a quan< tity of liquor to John Doe, and on Oce tober 12 with having between $35,000 $40 worth liquor on hand intent to sell. Through Lawyer J, and Henry C. Hunt, pleas were entered Attorney Hugh Alcorn made tement to the court in which he charged the accused with wholesale liquor trafficking. He told Judge Malt- bie that the state was in pc sion of sufficient evidence to prove five separe ate and distinet counts of liquor law |violation, but in consideration of a zuilty but two would be proses cuted Ale Advises Penalty Alcorn charged that the Longs wers be found many hours a day th dark recesses their cellar Lccepting every half dollar that illicit iquor dealing would bring them. He spoke in disparging terms of the ap= parent practice bringing in viola- [ters of the liquor law who happen to be foreigners and sending them to jail while such people the Longs are allowed to go on or are freed with the payment In closing his argu- ment he exp »d a hope that the irt would send both to jail The attorneys for the aecused rest- their cases on the past good records of the Longs, neither of which |it was brought out, had ever been ar- Their presence in court humiliation, the lawyers the imposition a sub- would meet the ends of Hunt argued. Personal Property, is Claim wrgued that the liquor on ented personal property, residence being at the hotel. The it is claimed, was on hand since prohibition Auto Cases The cases of Joseph M. Brancherry land Harold C. Thibault were continued week in bonds of $2500 in the With One Fxteption is receiver Are Do- | certair land H to finance the New Haven Movie Houses ( sot atter he to | The plainti into possessior i Ina red to Pay, arbo brought action aside reements in t made hich the rlyard product were eri Leasandrello, : iceman, with in police e Night With o s all the theaters y or would b although Chis no permit able to building Two Dee. 14 ng 1ty te New Haver exception here open PPolice 156 he bric the rece Irance, court this morn- assaulting his imended that had | couple of punches wash the floor took vesterday of ndrellos on Delbert and of | (o Mo appare sale o r that 1other in service ilty in charge 1y and we Hall came brick L open Terence New to *d The the to avenue f 57 of 1,800 as they were with an been stolen in New on for performanc tow a- of of a are 1 acte avenue, their ile York with back Smith with no theater the approval inspector and the have hee idence which w that the theater a permit. The mitted to City Attorney Throughout the {cus conferences in which police a took part management of one th letter to Mayor T oon asking him to co patrons and suggestin srence to str has given had been of the marsha detailed to merely has opened withont will be Whittaker. there al prosecuting he sec his business ide 000 dama s setting $4 wit vl then ard the ury tt wrho seek taliated Y declare he way X Buckley Norwalk to have two men are gang and have New York city. The gang is alleged to have automobiles in New York and bring them to this city would have them fitted and then disposc admitted the have succeeded her *ju lition to of didn’ trouble home a : 1€ agr omobile allc St & Hal t me es fire | 10 cross-com- | the also connected ot to offic e n asks to id money in whic have heen taken he note street sent arrest Policem 1 and to investi upon complaint n me v was he on which he due him is attracting country-wide umong the ate payme stolen New where painted of them. state in locating New York, | dressed 1 about | this afte arrests the theater immediate out the situatior MORSE IS ARRAIGNED Shipbuilder € I\.lru,ul \\lIh Conspiracy stili- evi | | ence The attention brick HISS SCRANTON'S WILL 0,000 is Given A « Jersey forenoon Serino w report B months Vasqu Sadis were Goorge Klett ordered the regularly to Pro- . Connelly for manufacturers of to e were vy | torneys, Iz official "he Officer land re- a plea | Tt was | that they several which Norwalk, to follow, The r stolen Kritzman Jocate in an automobile tablishment he and it six polic of by 1tore ink personal tanislaw n ordered to pay | Sadis had I that out of funds and it allowed him until February nake payment After the drawing a roll bills | iis pocket paid the EDUGING U. S. NAVY 2,000 Men Will Be Taken From stolen from a in further Mr. have been sold si¢ and that taxes. something Around Lo he was in of confe to Charity Under of Docu- s was paintng es was found IS from of ment Made by Madison Woman., hill | \ he ¢ 0 to 1D} New like the anM Haven, will of a for 1y be ranton, line und Dee Something 35 charity Mis probate given Mary today he md million time a by (Continued On Page Seven) ALCORN TO CHARGE | THREE WITH MURDER y atf . which [ (Cianflone, in the| of the avy of approximately | forth that any enlist- cancelled hy resigna ranton, entire LS ¥ ofr 1 States Govern- Ie To Defraud United States Govern of fines, \h\‘ Sy was the rhicr of ment—NBonds Put At $50.000. ane preside the | ntic Fleet Alone, Under New cot r\f Lhe | New Haven She left no near There is a list of tions to he Shore railro Hartio relatives the charitable remembered, the given heing $169 distribution which ¢ W. ' Washington, 1 13 Charles New York shiphuilder, whose nsactions with the 1nipping Board under federal investigation was igned today before U. N, Commis sioner R. Hitt on warrant charging conspiracy to fraud the United States. The warrant Morss in by . § Morse hearing his Hation. Marse 1 tr York, De s5)—Orde W York provide (By or- lfi“ received navy yard, for reduction the tod ani 1 ir | rested before U great stated, and stantial fine justic egate amount en 0 Ruggerio and Isaac Then comes the of (he was co ae residuary ¢ of I , includin ul there ent state \res othor e each to three | distant number States Do rnel (C'ropanese Go Before bodies. There are many person d upon M Hitt’s office Marshal Fields. M. | gy ilty, waived 1 $50,000 bai Al | nton hefore the grand e final distribution JAPS REDUCING NAVY Anticipating \u\ul Reduction in Ships, e was serve SRR NovEn night set o ssioner bhe ommissioner Grand Jury Thursday sttt o rela Deputy pleaded and e appearance MAY SEEK ALIBI Brother of Man Suspected as Renal- 1t | hana their stuff, of was repr not . ments order me ceording to officials reduce the ¥ strength permitted ent appropriations of congress, imately 2,000 would be from the Atlantic fleet alone w hours after the orders had wosted, yard Als were e with resignations coming from the enlisted serviee cut, it was said, sult in laying up and a reduetion crews of many 1ish 3 to s library of 1-17th Mad- in L would Aleorn, at 10 would Hugh younced 1y morning \ that he to grec nav State's Attorney rnoon for jury vical un-| this af ant ison, W ; | o'clock Thurs go hefore the grand jur indictment charging fivst de der against Joseph Cianflone, hel ail in West New York, New Je Michael Ruggerio, now in jail, Pominick Cro AGETN s0 in jail | will charge these men with the mur der Renaldino, the former Oak whose body was found in his 7 in Farmington more | than a At WILL REVOKE LICENSE 12. (By As-| that ask mur- a in | sev, and He | men an offic for one (Contifiued on Second Page) COMMITTEE ASKS T0 SEE HARDING Delegates dino Murderer Says Suspect Was drastic ould re Is the proh- a num in the others, They Discharge Ten of Their Rear | 4 street man iomobile year of Enio in New York at Time. vesss h of L Admirals, Joseph “Cowhoy | Claiming that his brother, Cianflone, better known Cianfic is innocent of that he had a part in the of | Bnio Renaldino in IParmington on October 102 John Cianilone, local man, says is to alibi the Washington ed 1 limitation the 1onorable advices dele Dee In 13.—(By th icipation nt the suspicion | soci ress) ¥ of a ARD ENVITES Mass, Dee ) Harvard the University ( the Crimson eleven at the Havvard . next year. murder nava cement ten navy a S RAT | | ridge | dPr invited to meet all me m October on [admirals of Japinese unive ; sity of i in sta- received in Japan lay discharg 1 reached adquar iployes roady time husiness he 1o whic Petition Deporting As- the Local to- Coroner Recommends Meriden s e i L s & comes Some Accors conduet pairi brother, New York Man, Whose Auto Killed Another, X of a steel | Against pantl and s stroe extradition to John it blacking M with the prove ing ( a ho sh whi to the compa ties | y upplies great quanti Dec. rd's Vorfeit Right to Drive, 100 ¢ o shipbuilding plant N patches ¢ o syrians and Armenians ke Har Wl i 1 lifornia invitation for .4‘ under consideration and | radnate Manager ath 1 today. | I'rancis, taken Ny | struck | Taylor of that finding today permitted He d held was lay disct imperia A, the vy, also have been New Ha added dation of invest en, Dec Deputy d \ 13 Coroner the death Levi Meriden after heing machine William ity, i latter ator's A recommen Wynne, now st him in — mu this Jersey t position copt, G Nichols annonnce atter will he invitation who 1t of ¢ of to on been representing Armenian Steps have ommittee, taken by a local the Assyrian of the United to interview President Harding plea to postpone deportation upwards of 1,200 Armenians and Assyrians now on the high seas or 1 in detention camps, because the ota of immigrants from the ports which these people sail has 1 Mayor by the Daugherty Continues New Haven Rdlhodd Hemmr Bostc 'h federa rt or hwu t New and Hartford ' r certair © here up arrives. form of ment ! people December that the have an oper not hold Taylor ath, This was was involved in t. The deputy his opinion the previous erved Taylor and 1 itself when the t which incis, tes } witl of Dec w PARDON FOR FIVE PRISONER AN '4H Han co deered a York, 1 to subsidiaries this I not L 1 VoW er N BURN ANIMALS BUT SURVIVE license. 16 i vilro sponsible second time fatal earir raylor a | Gen- g reeide vs that fatality h condition ard ed the coroner thing right of the said ) have eral Daughert v Mayor to t it Iwo Attorneys and Former ch ad un this rmer New Britain, so of this city, Hartford, but George A, Rev. Simon and Pera formerly have been selected littee and Senator endeavoring with committee. other pe from the Assyrians and no place but the of ure e ians. Quigley, Yonan, Benjamin, of New as the Frank B, to arrange the presi- 1ton Avenue Structure Is Mass howe Men Be- I was ¢ L ad for Freedom of rese 3 ¥ in lames But Horses and Cow Are striking forc Pardon Board. ¥ It raylor, idently who the did the have psychological was deputy wrong done i cffeet 1l¢ again to on sidewalk o the Worse for Expericnee. \ Boglowski a the for Brit con ner Mayor George ied Benny Mangan represente sky Attorney Stark nted hoy in another one spoke the board | Wetherstield prison The four boy from five t Quig in, sal repre W. 1 Rosat fire had done could to at thi damagz barn owined hy Farmington morning, tw cow wert of the building WOrse when he est Oregon’s Sterilization Laws Unconstitutional to Mic Bristol same Brandegee is | one fi at 1 licer - interview this hilisko wecident was manifest yught early represe one Oregor Orege for 1 sement of the the m ) 1ylor never 1 lim ople different Armen- to go, to Am- land hope for ported they sim- dered by the group and If, a lead out WS wer appar- their burning | hefore of dons, in 1 ries at afternoon s 1y Ten ans Lost During Heavy Storms in Wash, Seattle, Was! Deg 13 tial rains w 1 the last have lides and idents th v toll of did an for sessiol ¥ Iy ve building none is they back to ind Pers t-breaking people day been in to stealin nd animals When about Smith looked and iy RO automob W. Kiett, he prosec for Judg their in the vear an ed by time attorney were the for t were tim- | Chief in basemer Torrer fire-fighter smouldering driv through saw the peaceably hrought nimals visible when tt Central headauar department at arrival they md the building and flames honse scorched and taking The play both buildings minimized Turks two days railroad ten told in peopls hushand murdered on a boat 1in danger Another man si arrest 1ing stories are ly city asked for the caused la of of experiences which woma only for ac took lives these her were T'he local men 11 from of th they taking an mission and they should formatory or oldest said to at the time the sentence hay hole and the into the showed Nobhle, [ floor property four says ould I"ears s on it flood would do horses were ¢ in th waters e charge er further p from with son mtomobile not have out \ Militant Women Wreck \utm in Strike Zone Dec. 13 mil the country rted 1 tc none | damage with hor bheen rema en LETTERS MADE PUBLIC, women, (By rrespondence and ster been count o beer ar we o 1 in a ¢ too old to eseape out huilding for v e their as exce R have ing v e Associated Kans hetween Premier exchanged the Irish today by London P'res 'k Premier Llo Kurds oung Britain, Turkish four r by w about d ) « 08 vin s One New different period The plec months of fire alarm " Upon their 1 George ssive fil nonth ot ou erved mfined t wit e senter 56 months Attorney pardon of ce now at on % per section of ir « o taken off for David Looman Beckett, the murder asked a pardon, was convicted not commit publi mor 1t iow lay committe New th me t o moss of whils Dunn 18 s 1 to the wit or expected to have sident tere either Thurse week. The selected from the fact that Assyrian and Ar- than any States, exs who 5t pre s convicted of of Charles Taft. Beckett |ing that whict S BURNED TO DEATH ; taim I'riday erime to death hoardi ul woman Fight in has bee Rritain | people i e of did THI WE Hartford, Dec for New Britain Unsettled and W e ATHER. 18 S becau of ! ' e near olty 8 8 more HEAVY Haven Haven L total 1 R LOSSES, 13.—Forecast and v t colder tonight; 1y zencral overcast. ' irh, early today 1 it recovery Han here residing ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED b Unt he Vite Mr. and M E. R ch street, announc their daughter Rilear 1ire two 1 w \ adly hospital for W i1l or ity Chica persec | Hanson the en Helen ot Meriden, this y expected of ter than in may The figure so far is placed at | | dren were injured cept I of w I 18 T to | ment Lanry taken to where the lsient ' ‘ uted people traval chances 2 (Continued on Page kleven)