New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 3

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'TEE models invitingly priced at §243. ' Perpetual Summer = "4" ! L John Kirkham, those present at thel |k Advts public meeting held in the common s . council chambers last night voted to! appear at the hearing at the state| capital in Hartford I'riday morning at | ting in the admiralty branch of the district court nearly a year later, threw out all claims against the Cun- ard Line, still holding that the sink- ing was a German crime. His rec- Juick Returns Use‘ Herald Classified the Lusitania went down, automat-|tion of the passenger ship to have ically nullified it in case death was;hn en “inexpressibly cowardly” and a caused by war. Today's verdict up-|violation of all laws governing civil- held the action of the insurance com-|ized warfare at sea. pany in refusing to make payment on . LUSITANIA SINKING WAS AN ACT OF WAR S0 Rules Court--Yanderbilt I surance is Yoid , ? ——i Albany, Jan. 31.—The sinking of the Lusitania wgs an act of war, the| court of appeals held here in deciding the case of the estate of Alfred G. Vanderbilt against an insurance com- pany. | A claudl in the policy held by Mr. | Vanderbilt, who was drowned when - WATCH FOR wRIRT] the policy. So far as available records showed | Monday night, the court of appeals decision in the Alfred G. Vanderbilt | estate case is the first in which the| sinking of the Lusitania is held to, have been an act of war. The policy | involved was one in the Travelers In- | surance company for $250,000. The company refused to pay on the| ground that the policy was void in| case death was directly or indirectly | due to the war or to exposure to un- | ' necessary danger and the executors brought suit. " ! On behalf of some of the 120 Am-| ericans who lost their lives when the | vessel was sunk by a German sub-| marine on May 7, 1015, suits aggre- | gating $6,000,000 were filed againsty the Cunard line, which owned the| Lusitania. The federal district court, in an opinion celiveréd by Judge Julius M. Mayer on Aug. 25, 1918, upheld the conténtion of the British | owners that the sinking was an act of piracy. It also held the dcalruc-‘ In a final decree Judge Mayer, sit- e —— - o —— CONSTIPATION is the big trouble in every serious sickness — causiig depression of spirits, Irflhbillt{. nervousness, imperfect vision, loss of netory, poor sleep, loss of sppetite, etc,~stop it with a regular course of and freely, but cleansing the ‘the liver—he ram:"?' £ ind Iating 'the liver— ificfor e lt‘::.‘hendme. liousness, heart- ., fial . Purely vegetabla, _Plain or Sugar Costel. 80 YEARS® CONTINUOUS SALE PROVES THEIR MERIT. Dr. J. H. Schenck & Son, They act prompt! E::z » nwrunghlr 18, comforting ommendation was that the sufferers of their heirs seck redress from the Ger- man government through their state department. A deeision of the Appellate Division in July, 1916, awarded $40,000 in- surance to the widow of Albert L. Houkins, a Lusitania victim, although Mr. Holl.ins had signed a “rider” to his polic¥ releasing the insurer in the event that his death should result| from the Europcan war. That decis- ion, however, was based on technical grounds—the failure of the company to have the rider prgperty filed and appmoved by state insurance author- ity. —— e THIRTY AT HEARING ON, | CLAYTON GRADE CROSSING Many Expect to Attend Discussion Before Public Utilities Commis- sion at Hartford Friday. On motion of Corporatign Counsel 11:30 o'ciock to urge the elimination of Clayton crossing by one of two| plans submitted but not b the block- | img of the road therchy making a| pocket street out of Wethersfield ave- nue in Newington. Mayor Angelo Paonessa told the 30 people present that it would be a crime for the public utilities commis. sion to allow the railroad company to | close the crossing without bridging it. | A. P. Marsh submitted a plan which | met with the approval of most every- agne at the meeting. A number of Newington residents at the gathering protested against the | closing of the road at the Clayton crossing but were in favor of having the crossing bridged. Judge Kirk- ham, too, strongly opposed the clos- | ing of the crossing. Mr. Marsh also advocates in his plan the building of a new highway to Hartford on the road bed of the present suburban line of the New Ha- 'ven road. He believes it would make the shortest possible route to Hart. ford from New Britain. 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