New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1923, Page 16

SLOPER GIVES 850 10 SOLDIERS DRIVE Four Minute Speakers Selected-~ Tag Day Saturday president of the Andrew 1. Sloper. New Britain Nationa first eantribution te the tablish a recreation veterans this su ed over a committes today from some of the zens are expected to The drive will start in day. Tonight | theaters, minute speakers wi of the disabled ray and Saturday speakers will bhe hear four minute speakers prepared by the committee follows: Rev. John T. Win. ters, pastor of 8t. Mary's chureh; Rav J. Leo Sullivan, acting pastor of 8t Joseph's church Rer Henry W Maler, pastor of the First Congrega tional church; Rev, John L. DTavis pastor of the Trinity Methodist church: Attorneys, M. D. Baxe, P. I MoDonough, Joseph G. Woods, David L. Dunn and David L. Nair Saturday a tag day will be held The committee will ask Principal L, P. Siade of the High school to call for volunteers among the girls of the school to sell tags. ®o that no unnecessary expense may be én. countered, a small plece of red baby iribbon and a common pin to attach the ribbon to the coat lape! will bhe used as a tag. The ribhon was pur- chased by the committee and turned over to Rev, J, E. Klingberg of the Children's Home who will have the .children cut and prepare the tags. ACCIDENT HALTS BARBOT'S FLIGHTS IN AIR FLIVVER ‘Frepchman Announces He Will Tem- porarily Abandon Tests—Ourio Seek- ers Help to Dismantle Monoplane Pautgboro, N, J., June 7.—Georges MEmrbot, French pilot of the “fiivver” ‘announced today that he had tempor- ‘erlly abandoned his flights in this yoountry., Although his machine suf- * gered little damage when the frall craft plunged into a tree near here an an attempted flight from Garden| City, N. Y., to Washington, curio seek- | ers further disabled the mechanical flying marvel Barbot had brought to| this country. | The little airplane met its accident| when. the motor stalled in the face of a strong gust of wind. Barbot lost centrol, and before he could regain it the “flivver” struck a tree The army of curio seekers cut the wings and took parts of the motor. Barbot's intention is to go back to France and bring over a similar ma- hank made the fund tn es camp for disahled r, when he hand $50 ta the drive \er eontributions 1ing o check o elty's lea earnest to the four The list o | testimony presented at the tria)l at- Jt comes from a mod- ern dairy where good cows are well treated, It makes all the differ- ence in the world. Tt's rich in butter fat. %E.SzmzmaSon. Your Millman'E: 3$PARK ST, PHONE:1720% ) | gree | gro chauffeur. WOMAN WITH FAMILY WINS BACHELOR OF ART DEGRER Mrs. Katherine Houton Clay of New ark, N. 4. Takes Sheopskin Home to “Dad” and the Children New Y some f Kat Mrs, ( Obstae tives to f Newa es 1t Mrs. ) or of 4 ege terday ' W 1o ehildrer Mes, interrupted | and a half year ried Clifford ournals a mueh or s Vassar she + writer f years age cupied rearing family a thesis Not only did Mrs. Clay get her de received honors for her of modern languages and had of the highest grades of her She intends tudy TItallan summer and after concentrating her children for a few years re sume collegiate study again in pursnit of n master's degree DIAMOND FOUND GUILTY ma Clay trade 1 until two she was too her to prepare but she sty some 1y clnss this Convicted Man Collapses When Ver. dict is Announced and Has to bo Assisted From Court Room, Vaparaiso, Ind, June 7.-—-Judge Hannibal Loring today is to set the date when Harry Diamond is to be put to death for the murder of his wife, Mrs. Nettie Diamond, whom he is alleged to have shot to death last| February. Diamond was found guilty by a jury last night Diamond was visibly affected by the verdiet When the death sentence was pronounced he collapsed and had to be assisted from the room Diamond was accused of killing his wife while on an automobila trip from Gary to East Chicago, the state | alleging he killed her to obtain pos. session of her money. Diamond in tempted to fix the blame for the shooting on Willlam Armstrong, ne. Same as Your Foot Your foot is flexible and needs ex- ercise to keep it in good, healthy condition. The Cantilever Shoe has a wonderful fitting arch which flexes with every step and allows the mus- cles of your feet to keep strong. This is combined with a dignified last that any man will take pleasure in wear- ing. Sloan Bros. 185 Main St. CINDERS FOR SALE A. H. Harris —General Trucking— 90 WEST ST. TEL. 1233-3 THE HERALD § The A-B-C Paper } with the A-B-C Want Ads NEW BRITAIN,CONN. 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For 79 n maintained Wherever good candy is sold ORI T AN [ the prisoner alike settled down to wit. ’ | may be applied | punishable with from three | may be shot if he is adjudged a dan- | Pen Making | ger to soclety, l NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1023 16 e e e e — ALLING ON OQ!MISSION New Britain Representative Appoint KOMARDEF IN TEARS ON WITNESS STAND | Tells of Hardships of Youth, Then| sriora, sune +—me propeses Boasts of Good Times ing arte was named in the eclosing minutes of the general assembly yes terday as follows s A R Senator Philo T. Platt of Newtown Moscow, June T.—Vasill Komaroft, 8nd Willlam G, Park of Hanover aceused of the murder of 83 persons, Representatives John Buekley of was alternately a tearful and a boast- | Unlon, Denjamin W, Alling of New ful figure when placed on trial yes. | Britain and Harry M. Ayres of West terday before a erowd that jammed | port the Polytechnie museum and over- The senate members were flowed inte the strests where troops were stationed to keep back the thous- nds of eurious citizens. You have my confession == Why other further! Komaroff asked when ealled to the stand; but with the Russian's usual sense of the dra- matie, eourt officials, the crowd and od 1o Board to Regulate Healing B ves home three named by Lieut.-Governor Bingham and the house members by Speaker Nickerson The appointments become effective when the bill ereating the commission is signed by the governor, ness the show Komareff cried in telling the story | of his early life. He sald he was obliged to go to work In the flelds at | the age of 13, He grinned boastfully when he told of the good times he | had had in later life of drinking and carousing, but sald he wondered now | why he had killed so many people He stoutly asserted that his wife, a' trembling figure standing beside him, | had nothing to do with the murders. | Alienists testified that the defend- | ant was parfectly sane. A verdict is expected shortly. | Even though he killed 83, Komar- | off would not he subject to the death Other styles penalty under the soviet laws, for he | did not commit rohheries attended by | $2.50 t0 §50.00 violence for which the death penalty Ordinary murder is to 10| a criminal | Model 8 “Lifelime" $8.75 d Gift for Graduation Will Make Five Carbons years imprisonment but Perfection In Three Locai Girls In Mt. St. Joseph’s Class Miss Mary Welch, daughter of Mr and Mrs. James J. Welch of Sexton street; Miss Katherine Kenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. 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