New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY BERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923. | n TRY DENVER PRIEST ON | CHURCH REUNION NEAR |TWO LIVES THREATENED | LIVING, SENT T0 MORGUE |2 four formey,of Faw Harsors 1 carin wich e e bneinear of LIGHTNING RODS g e | o T oo i i D BY “TAYLOR'S SLAYER” ., st oot o e 10 it | stsonited w30| - poouniep CoNGRDIONS FIRE PREVENTERS North and South Methodists, Split gt 5 4 5 [ L »oooo o lthey could not find him. Police Jury Probably Will Get Case Today—| Sinte 1845, Now Are Practically Man Under Arrest in California Is Be- | Death Chamber of Undertaker for| .50 missing boy's clothes on the | i el ‘s N Y 3 . | 24. , hank and were dragging the river|q o O Wi Sister's Name Was Forged ta Sure of Being Allied. lieved to Be Hallucination | i-Hour Vislt, last night. Delahanty leaves his irand Jury in Kepuor Case WHLSIES ‘ Lima, Ohio, July Charles | father, two brothers and a sister. ably Complete Hearings Today—- B]azes cal] be P]‘evefl[efl by Application, Cleveland, July 25.—Reunion of the Victim, 26, y Vorhees, 60 years old, father of &ix - —e X h s Jul P i O northern and southern branches of vl ket Startling Evidence Likely. Pmper Eqmpmem 0[ Dweumgs o BRYK: '3"‘ " = A the Methodist Episcopal church sep-| Martinez, Cal., July 25.-—Albert Children decided Monday night to kill L i ¥ ather Walter A, Grace, whose trlal | grated since, 1945 was declared to be| g, ayern oo (56 L0 | himselt, by standing i the midaie [ TMITED T0 ONE MONTH Frederick, Md,, July 25.~THe grénd began in federal district court here, |, actically assured when members of | 0% &e reatening | ¢ the Pine street car track [Jury investigation for thy *deartas yesterday, probably will go to the|ihe joint commission convened today. |letters to Mabel Normand, film' ac-| Police Judge Emmett Jackson ybs- i < A 4 ; | | f : " 3 Mrs. Grace Simmons Kepner, entere New York, July 26.—Property own- | jury today, in the opinion of attorneys| "rne commission had before it a|tress, and to Mack Sennett, motion|terday fined him $15 and sentenced | oo oo gl Unlicensed npon the third And what was e,,,mf ers throughout the country are ur;vd interested in the trial, The 49’9““‘;p|nn of union drafted by a joint com- | picture producer, was held today him to serve 24 hours in the morgue |’ y ed to be the final day of its inquiry to equip their lv)undlngs with lightning fant, former pnFtor of the.shrlne of [ mittee of 16, eight from each branch gk gl S pr S ey 11. and at f o'clock last night Vorhees —Operators Cannot Drive Cars| g o rods by the National Board of Fite|St. Anne at Arvada, a Denver suburb, | wpioh was approved by the northern 5 118 hegan his sentence, < ; g 4 | Pleven more witnesses i ane Lo o Underwriters, which today declared |is charged with forgory In connection | o sontnern wanehor. im somarate | Mental condition. Police declare he| = Rublicly announcing his deoision to| Longer Than 30 Days. Lreard by the duey Conar O e LI that 99 per cent of the fires ?autspdd with applications {lnr a permit to sh\p,n“,,,“ngs yesterday. The action = of |apparently i obsessed by an haliucin- | his family and gll the neighbors Hartford, July 28—Any person wha‘x; Misiratin: m.»).m‘:“ wha it e by lightning could thus be prevented.|liquor in considerable quantities to the | jhege commissions has made possible|ation that he is responsible for the| Within hearing, Vorhees took up a0 P8 S 0" B0 o” o ceeding a|coroner's inquest disclosed her ine The losses by fire caused by lightning | Millen Home for the Aged in this| s rcd opiiren by 1925, D Ac W.| o station In the middle of the car 0 Sl 2% e AR total $30,000,000 annually. Lt Lethy o ihe! OF Blbter Germaind , Dr. A W.|death of Willlam Desmond Taylor, | tracks in front of his home and wait. | Month s a motor vehicle over|timate relations with B. Evard Kep- . o ' | Harris, general secretary of the board | the highways of Connecticut accom-|ner, husband of the dead woman, A widespread indifference to this|superintendent of the home, Was|.¢ oqucation of the northern branch | creen director slain in Los Angeles|ed for the street car to arrive. As| ! .,"; " licensed operator but| C el for both the state and form of protection exists, however, signed to the application. The latter | of Goucation of the northern branch |y 195y, he watted anxlous and morhld spec. |Panied by a llcensed operator but| Counsel for both the state an due to the swindling methods em-|says she did not sign it. AT O | The missives to Miss Normand were| tators gathered on”the curh, nithout Jicense ol hie. oW can e lormar Repuer Tazo RN e ployed by lightning rod dealers in the | The cleric claimed in & letter to J.| ™ rne pian requires the changing by [0%%€1¥ Written, but the text of some| _Then someone called the police and S°CCSSfIIY prosecuted under scotlonstlonal disclosures before the end o past, and the fact that it is highly|K. Mullen, founder of the home, that|eaeh branch of its constitution to| dicated that Sans entertained an|they arrived first. At headquarters| o 8% 0 O SLIPECE U0 B T BT ehe investlgation. aiffictlt to obtain an expert who can|in obtaining liquor for the Institution | provide for the merger of the | idea that he was engaged to wed the| Vorhees was charged with intoxica-| SEY L LR et e 2 ‘ . determine whether or not installation | he was actuated by the highest o [P 0 ger gen- |, treks, Itond |as the motor vehicle law, according In Russia there are 1,229 women e \ | eral conferences of the two divisions 'y 3 1 to an opinion rendered by Attorney to every 1,000 men. Germany comes ha:' e correct vhdohrm lectrical au. |'lves: Some of the whiskey —that|gpion heretofore have held separate o spite of the. similarity hetween | T T | General Frank E. Healy. | next with 1,100 and Austria 1,069, thm::msu m‘;;:f;‘;‘cg oh P;fi;flc:' P. ""C}:ed D"‘r"" :”:“"m'}h'-‘" for ';“" meetings every four years. Both xen«'&i::"::]s: s‘:gz fl‘cd that ot Edward| Hartford Boy Is Drowned | “ric opinion was handed down | 3 Ao ats oh. Th i rekl slldotain | A0aS Iatel founc, dta Way, int0. Ihe | ots) jponterences and the annual ‘on:|| ot YL A0NAS soughtil gon- In Connecticut River |2t the reauest of Commissioner of CoTpAnY | And TN oriRa'A. EBINOR Heve | rLoat of DEAYSHLer Wio are DoU: | sarencs’ of ! tha ichiirch muat ratity| SUEVE, WND SR8 (08, of Taylor| : o VeI | Motors Stoeckel and for the first time | Tinvn: shnaliielvelyithe) aiciennylof g i a00iBl ¥ cROOOIAINE Lo S BOVENH i phiatidligen: the ten are ool she theory that| Hartford, July 25.—Harold” Dela-|places a definite time limit on the omfort Babf, e i ) . davios, | T AkEne, s The status of the ministerial stand- | 2 hanty, fifteen years of age, of 321|instruction period of a person learn-| =3 f the lightning rod as a safety device, Sister G ine testified that Father | For more than a year Sa - * ster Germaine at Father |, o¢ the negro bishops and clergy- year Sans had|Windsor avenue, Hartford, was|ing to drive a motor vehicle. The WIfll cuhc“r‘asup tiie Underwriters declare, Grace signed an application for a per worked as a section hand for n 3 To guarantee property owners that mit to obtain and transport one bar- | ;\;!:r;;i\dfll r::’xlar:nnlll:rh:;:g;e:; ‘I‘t‘r\".“fla;-‘ Southern Pacific Co. In his Fooria :‘]a(:z‘t‘“;;?\r:?or:rfl ‘f;:'nrnrzrnt:r “tn!ltlr*‘]f‘:\r(n':y’y :Y{:’\‘\l"‘vll}lll:; ‘r;llmvlr;:f\ f\(“::nmlx:\r,n‘fi;: tnf“‘("?hl']n:ing Tdfi h:wr;izr'x,or;r(;:-‘m of liquor returned later and told | maynon an equamypwlth \\"Hl(‘ mfn' police sald, were found many un-|according to a report made to the|a mothod whereby' % person may p QUlF LM TRC: ALl AR AR " her lication had I can- | ¢ g " | mailed letters addresso, Vor- | E et o i L [ oo ) 3 - ctead of a menace, the Roard of ‘.-h.ey::llle;hsu:vfoczirz: “:lf::r;:;;‘ c:]r;v isters and bishops, but the negro|mano,ititGrs add sod to Miss Nor- | East Hartford police. Two o:;)\., [ safely learn to drive without affecting Underwriters has adopted a plan i q I loath ST€ [ hishops will not preside over white e Willlam McMahon of Hartford |the Ilability of either the owner of whereby a representative of their or-! ;x(g‘r:)e befl;‘:rl ‘:“re "bp::‘r:rl ‘)’lt"h:uap::filc:%‘ conferences. ganization inapects all installations in|y % % O 00€ (ATCL e TRn his district, and affixes a “master la-! hel to the work If it proves worthy, |Yesterday called for ten barrels. DAUGHERTY TO PROSECUTE “Insurance companies will grant a, ! reduction of insurance for lightning| PREPAR]NG SPEEGHES _— rods, in states where reductions are| - allowed, only on those buildings Lot Aoty aenaal Lo Appess; Eceacrial where the master label is attached i =l 7 Fran e T entification. tag of |Harding Today is Spending Most of| ' " Action Agaist San Francisco the company which made the installa-| g e Thinking Up What He fs Building Material Dealers. tion,” the statement declares. By The Assoclated Press. . l;:hhnr;'tor)vl-se;\'ico .\‘l'ill be hpru\'ldod Going to Say On Shore. Chicago, July 25. Entrouts todRY by the Fire Underwriters, where ma- & terials submitted by lightning rod| On Board U. S. §, Henderson With '}?n;};fn;‘“;_l.flcslc°:::m',?wi,°’gj"fl::;‘; companies will be tested for certifica- | President Harding, July 26.—Speech |y Daugherty plans to appmr.pflrson- tion. The master label will be at-[composition for Mr., Harding com- | i1y in Cl'lmf.llal a(-‘nnnn against San tached to the work of only those com- |prised the principal business in life Francisco building |:hn'9r|ul "‘Paip” panies which matntain an inspection aboard the navyytransport Henderson |, trade associations charged with service along with their installation today as she crépt forward through conspiracy to boycott union lahor I;y service, the Underwriters have ruled. the inside coast of British Columbia refusing to-furnish materials to ‘cons No lightning rod company is barred toward Vancouver, B. C., where the |¢ . ¢ono employing organized workers from this laboratory service. | president is to receive the greetings | 5 i The adootion of the “master label”|of Canada tomorrow. | svstem will mark an era in prevent-| First in the president's though at | ing loss of property and life through |this time is an address at Seattle the | ‘ , ° lightning, the I'ire Underwriters state, | first point he will touch after reach- | Ta-ke s and for the first tome standardizeing the states, in Which ho Is expected | CHA“S "lls eglns omorrow, urs ay ornlng’ y lightning rod installation. The sys-|to give some of the conclusions tem will cover the entire United |reached by him on the first visit by a Lo |t angeen ot s ot | RROREE G e i AT 9 A. M. ONLY ONCE A YEAR COMES THE GLAD TIDINGS OF THIS Y LA i iniinlb GREAT UPHEAVAL OF SUMMER SHOE PRICES. THOUSANDS OF OUR REGU- LAR PATRONS KNOW THIS IS THE ONE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN IT Look What Centrifugal Force Did! 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