New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1923, Page 1

News ;)f the World ‘Avveli(agé dDaily Circulation ot 10,046 By Associated Press ' Nov. 24th . e | NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT. MONDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1923. FOURTEL PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS FflRMER HI]SPITAL INTERNE | BOOZE SHIP UNDER BRITISH FLAG FORBES NOW IS BRANDED AS BEFORE GRAND JURY TODAY| OPENS FIRE ON REVENUE CUTTERS \ DESERTER FROM THE ARMY o Donit -t FINDGUP FFARS e Tieeatns Cos Two Dad, 8 Hurt B Remainer PRIGEOFTURKEYS e Den.Prdce Rec Calld Upon To Testfy| (F MOSEL MFG. m’ Guard Boarding Officer of 922 Mmers Escape Exploslon LOWER THISSEASON. orés Showing Former RN and Makes Attempt to : giltos A In Investigation Into), o e WisFiael, Dagh o Sen MOTHER FAINTS A5 ;'ff': ,(,’L“‘.“‘“O,;\:f,}ananksgivmg B B iy o Bureas Di A“egfl.‘lfibflma e by “W Britain Capltal | ‘ S[]N IS BRfl”fiHT IN i World’s L;rge;t Mines. & Chéflp i Cthkel] | Do Had Blemished (Captured 10 Miles Out in ! Reputation in 1900 mssow'[[(m DEG[DED UPoNI Ocean After Desperate Mrs. Diamond Not Allowed [0;1‘,,:3.',"";;;;' ;-‘m,;“ 261 “;,;g;'_",;;::; 'NO QUOTATIONS BY DEALERS R L Hand to Hand Battle With| Fihrace Suspected Bandit |« ormers who were entanserea b 5 varge supsly o0 Hand, hey sa ‘Was Reserve Major During 4 | explosion this morniiig in the north- | i ot Gl Biautlnstion | inkided ves docdoissed & | U. 8. Jackies—England | western part of the Chicago, Wilming-| Cranberries, Celery, .| War and Was Promoted ' X ' o —Dividend For Stockholders Awaits R | ton & Franklin Coal company’s Mine _ | . n Negotiations Now in Hand: or% May Protest. IHE OFFERS To GONFESS No. 1, near West ll'ruukf:)fl. one of | Grapes, Oranges and Other Season- | to Lieutenant Colonel of ¢ . . | he largest, if the largest mine i 3 X 5 i o X s | e | [the woria, are believed to be above| 1 Edibles Find Way To Market. t Signal Corps in 1918. grand jury which is investigating the| . = 0 0 wodl st Co. of New York, Nov. 26, — The willing To Tell His Part in “:;'mmifr’i’i“”i‘l‘nw!;x':\l‘,-Ir:‘;p”:!\l'.n st i e ’”1( ”:.' Loaciawtyiug ke | ors sel Mfg. Co. of 5 . % rived ¢ a J coming back into its own, or at least | 26 crew of the rum laden schooner| g ypory and Munters 1t Police| afternoon. The mine cmploys more | so it Teoked to (e Hemry trairer ot by s anoa: Mov, 4u achivitien tn ¢ pao Kensington, which has been financed | alleged to Ve fained 0 . . ) 1 ana leged to h obtutned almost entirely by New Britain in-| 10mako, after her capture yes { than 1,000 men, 922 of whom were In | porter this morning. T famous | that at one time Charles R. Forbes, dantials ! o operati f 80— The! line 4 : e e i i Slissour, | vestors, are being wound up and the |terday about six miles off the| Give Him Promise—They Decline|the mine when the explosion oc-|bird, characterized by a local minis. | former ditector of the wetormm oo alleged “diploma mill” in Missouri, 2 v resumed its sesstons at the county (COMPany has ceased to operate. The Jerbey shore, threatened a coast | 1o Do so. ourred 3 SR ter last evening as the ouly typical | reau, was dropped from the rolls of | The latest information was to the! American bird for the only al | the army as a deserter, were turned ; . . concern, under the terms of its char- | g "f“.l '“-.“\;v .‘"'I.M‘ ter, was permitted to eapitalize up to ‘g“ald boarding officer .‘md at- New York, Nov. 26.—The mother of | ©ffect that about men were work-| American holiday (Thanksgiving) | over to L cilfte, u. former p $100,000. The “Herald” was unable | tempted a dash to sea, after fir- |y, /10w (Whitey) ond, Trooklyn | Ing in the section of the m here |which has in recent years taken 10| tes today by (he dors pony commit- \ Mon 1 s state as In an i t in Unionville this state, was In an ) 00 "0 000 now much of this had | ing her machine guns at the cut- | siesmun, arrested tn Clc [ the explosion, belie o e [ Lo ay by the department. t combustion ¢ N " ('} O 'y wnte room of the courthouse await- | x i ; ¢ ; cimmeons of the grand jury, |P®en paid in but heard that about | ters Senecagand Lexington. ispicion of having 1 in e ; . s e sy to a heig record, sent to the committee pected to hear his testi- | ¥ SComiath ) Al These ad®fitional facts were ofinad oo kel Cakpraitd 5 t its request, also was said to show Jissolution was not the result of sengers November 14, created a hy essage to ‘ \ vonors, the | hat later Forbes was apprehended, ¥ ntern ctio s said. but be. brought out in an official report oAttt + detee. | rington, now are helieved t i internal friction, it is said, but be- Y Po al scene and fainted when detec- | Fing A d v shows signs of | served out his term of enlistment, Closely Guarded Ihe former Unionville physician | CAUSe of a realization that certain cir- | made today to the collector 81 1ivee recuin i85 eI DR oY el | il ; apl |and was discharged without having came from 4 local hotel whore he |CUmetances which could not have been the port, who was investigating EINDe. AL WO S MTIVS A dle *. 8 men are pre- | hoen brought to trial . gt . , |anticipated when the company was or- | Pennsylvania station today ic wnksgiving bird . spent the h [ i Count » E spent tho uight in company of County | g d 0w a1t desirable. to | t;:o all|exed 'Brm\h registry of 1= nanted by her two & _ N"T INTERESTH] IN may se, as chickens, They | (h;h:‘":'lll!il'm;”':fs.!II:" department s Sdward J. b close the hooks und go eut of busi-| the schooner, whose seizure it|tne suspect’s aged mother nd say there ure | case long ago had been disposed of, tective remained with Suteliffe during Y oot ness, ‘\»aa lepmted from ,ondon station when her son arrived with D ,\m.n .,r theut < Fakiline which fec ] s g ’ 8 o8 o The eompany has no labilities, this 5! For Her Son hen on Thanks ) > g Benn the. casp mMace It was e paper waspl.nr::rmed ‘Ul’hnln have ‘fmnl the British governnwnl. “It's my ;:f?m\- !VIYl‘rl('n\,: hoy!" the ———— l hrm.n s, ||'v“\ v‘n. y :4":\7,;‘.‘.“:;(.|1:: now was i the hands. of. the Wenebw known yesterday officlully that he wWas |y 0%, pan care of. The assets con- Uses Machine Guns LR CAPUToh. "Ther sl Rtk [to return to the days before the high | O mitee. in Hartford, Sutcliffe gus 1 against | - : . (‘h he r of C o l),. Committee Is Silent sist of accounts receivable, the brick According to the report, lleu.ll\im He is innocent,” she fainted as amber o ommerce cost of living began to operate on | g po 4 fhe tamily exehequer and anee ugain | . Members of the committee declined any attempts of pewspaper men to - . plant i i Iuabl i ) e was hustled th h the d 3 inferview or gquestion him., :,.:.’:. ;.;.'.a '::"‘“fh"‘“":‘;‘; i "“"wf"";'r"w"k tenant L. W. Perkins of the|""md“l’:m"’"“"m”;’:"::("’m"m'r"“ rectors Decline to Be- the turkey may grace the family gin. | {0 54¥ What use would be made of the Dr. Stewart Called of the New York, New Haven and|C088t guard was sent aboard the| “myyo 1aborers who saw the occu come Involved ke tabie ‘:;\lorlnnlmn given by the department. br. Donald B, Steward o Broad |y, yipong raiiroad company. Tomako after her capture. The |pants of the car in whieh the murder Decline 0 Quote Prices ot v ;"n‘»:h‘~";::N..“"T:'z7“y°“' in o8 3 central figure, Virook, Conn., und formerly ut the it The amount of u dividend Lexington and Seneca started |ers fled with their oot of $43,000, But—dealsrs decline 1o commit | iy wers mde te SHAT Bii aseten New Britain hospital, was the first for stockholders will be determined by | |, o New * were called to look at the prisoner. | The controversy between the board themselves to any definite price, Be- | '~ . withess to enter the grand jury room ack t ew York, with the s T Giree o dorors wid The hish |yond stating. that chickens, will be]record in the public - Beacings, tk Chairman Reed ruled it out on the - - the resuit of n-gununnnn which are foday. Dr. Stewart was summoned | [ FESU S0 0 Tomiako loafing along i the| piaiiond offered 16 contess his]sohool athistlo suthorities on the|from &b to 55 cents per pound and | and | ground that evidence should be cone st week Lo appear. e has been a | M0 NI iy jatorested | Year, Suddenly, it was alleged, {knowledge of the crime “if the police | question of removing bieachers from |that turkeys which sold for 65 - fined to the period after Forbes bee practicing physicinn in Brond Brook p- N . g . " ok Mgy " s The company was organized in 1919 the machine guns were trained |made him a promise” the police de- | Willow Brook park to St Mary's 70 cents last year, may be about 10 . for u number of years, He obtajned [ football game with Hart- cents a pound cheaper, thus bringing { ©*0¢ head of the Veterans' bureau, ! by Frank J. Moran and Howard Wes- | {clured fleld for the s credentials, It had been announced | o) ©ro 0 oanenty were hright and gn dP;rkms and the Tomako ‘[l . alleged offer, the polie next Saturday, was carried to the the 65 cent turkey to the same level | The scrvice record placed in the rom an Atlanta institution which i |l T PN G itain's 1eading bosi- | Neaded east. She opened fire |wia, came after soveral hours gritting | ¢ of Commeree today at noon A8 the b5 cent chicken, they deciine “““l'“‘\“‘“':; "‘:'l""r"‘:"" RS PRMA zed by war department officlals s R N ""‘:;Z:::‘;" ow L':, ness men became intoresed to the ex- When the cutters pursued her.|in which he is said to have been Wden- | when Sehool umitteenian K. 0,10 state positively, what will happen, | 54 1 Aeliberations o W prand ] o k. The titied by varions witnesses as having you! weared before the Cham- “We have a large shipment coming | " » weret amd wiams of the officinls who | Nt of buying stock, ‘The company Hamd To Hand Fight 3 ¥ vari Kilbourn® appeared before the Cha g0 shipment coming manufactured steel specialities, The allesdd smassier W over. | been seen at the seene of the erime & hor directors and asked that body to|und we know they will be cheaper | afe divecting the course of the "l‘""""' wo of the oficers stated todey that | hauled for the sccond fime when sne |few minutes before the messengers | uxe |ty influence in the mattor, Mr, | than last year, but we can't tell exact Forbes | . o St :',""‘.':: """‘:l"“":,‘“l""""fl'l."",:’ Mr, Moran hnd performed an Hereu-| wan about ten miles offshore and | Were shot down. — Poliec Inkpector| iibourne wauts the dircctors to cn- |1y how much” snid one dealer this | YERTLE B8 Here) m'fi‘:;"‘- & Boston e e e o e ity | lean task duei @ the teyving days of | Boatswain Joinisons vi sent al | Coughlin wuld that Diawand “wanted | duayor ta pegauade the park board | morning. Wy 07 thet Sear. B whe ook Ehir . withowsos who . hiave tostified, | Dusiness, readjgitment following the |with an armed party of six men, A [10 ¢Xac( & promise frais U WhICK W[ that it would be better to wws the| There s piactically no five poultyy ' ot "OBn VIR 08 B8 Sroppecd gt P *| world war and that no blame attaches | hand-to-hand fight followed, before | COMdN't give him. { bleachers from Memorial fleld on &t | to speak of on the market, accordiug | N vl o4 g i was fortheoming. | to him. Mr. Moran has re-entered the |the Tomako's crew Was subdued, The police also sald that they had | Njypey A, rather than play the to two local dealers and very lttle na- """ time he was serving at Fort RS '"“'""“:"“f':":"‘::","_r“fi';'p'“m wan | €mploy of the Ktaniey Works. | Selzure of the Tomako, according |identified a second man believed 10| game at the south end park tive poultry of any kind. Ducks and H'y;":"__‘v"‘ as a first class private in i of Dr, - to Assistant Sollcitor Edward Burnos | MaVe boen one of the trio | " The directors viewed the matter as| geese are being quoted at mbout 40| gnal corps commenced ot 10:20 gbout the time *| Diamond was said to have admitted | 4 purely personal dispute and voted |and 45 cents per pound He was apprehended and restored g vegprmgs 4 okl 4 e ’ was made upon spectal instructions g Bt s bedlpr e binsn | ! ' le duty ’ o Wl that Suteliffe put in an appearance CHILD GR"‘IGALLY ILL from the treasury department calling | 1hat the changed motor license plates | 1o keep their hands off Cranberries, Celery and Potatoes m" m”n If:"l’,":"‘j'll’ l"; 1 '“\ ':hm hxuy-v ut the court bullding. The Unlonville for capture of the Tomakoe wherever | f0Und on the murder car had been| “The members approved of Seere Cranberries in different parts of the ovs o e court WdIng by the 4o REALIZES HER DESIRES 1t was found within 12 miles off shore, | tAken out by his brother, Joseph [tary Melion's plan of tax reduction city are selling anywhere from 11 1.2 | Pleted his enlistment period, and was dors of the court buflding by the de. | { Dlamond, employed with him in the | and adopted the following resolution: to 18 cents a quart. Celery is selling | 4i8charged from the army as a first teetive and tuken to a room on the | Gets Money Back, ! Diamond Box ecompuny, a DBrooklyn Resolved: That the New Britain from 15 to 25 cents a bunch. Potatoes | ©'85% sergeant with character d third floor of the bullding where h'" Before Collector of the Port EIUng, |concern conducted by their mother | chamber of Commerce heartily en- | arc selling anywhere from 39 cents to | 5cribed as excellent and services said remained behind a closed "Irmr | Wanted to Live Until Her (3th Birth- “Rummy Bill" McCoy, whom gu\trn»‘lnu! two sisters. Joseph Diamond, the | gopgen the major recommendations | 60 cents a pe ok | to be “honest and faithtul.” The summons for Dr, Stewart was | ment agents call “king of the rum|police admitted, also was being| coptuined In the tax reduction plan Kiln dried potatoes this morning | Was Lieut. Oolonel worved at his home last week during day and Does—Conditions runners,” and who was captured on|gought in connection with the erime. | yron060d by Secretary Mellon of the | were selling for three and four pounds During the World war he was come Wis absence Later it was announced sl mers board the Tomako, made a success-| Diamond's inquisitors sald he €on-|{ .i0q States treasury and partion- ¢ cents, wnile the barrelled | Missioned a reserve major in the sige that he had departed for Malne on a | - - tul plea for restitution of $68,000 | fessed that the license plates found juy those providing for the redue ts Went for alx pousds for | nal corps, and served overseas with haunting teip. On his way there he is Camden, N. J., Nov, 26.-—Helen|¥hich had been taken from him whenon the bandit car had been used by | yigy iy the rates of the normal income | conts the 41st and 33rd divisions. He was subd 10 have recelved notice of the he was arrested. The money, in $100 | him and his bhrother Joseph on aly.y and in the n surtaxes A wide range in lettuee was noted, | Promoted to a lieutenant colonel, sige nd jury, summons from his lawyer, | Hamiiton, whose death within a few !, .4 $1.000 bills, he threw into a bag|stolen automobile “to run whiskey Be it further ed: That coples | from 15 to 2 ats nal corps in October 1918, Edward W, Broder, of this city. He hours from heart disease had been|which appeared to contain soiled lin- [from Canada into the United States | oo vuie osnint and endorsement b | Tokay grapes show a wide rar | immediately returned to the state, but | predicted by some physiclans, today | ens. ‘nnd to do other strange and crooked [ oo by the secretary to president prices, running all the way ”'m' BOY s CUR]OSITY LEADS when he ardived the grand Jury had | realized a dosire to live until her thir- With Thomas B. Felder, his attor- | things. of the United St 8, to the senators cents or two pounds for a quar recossed untll today and his appear- | teenth birthday. ney, he was taken under heavy guard from this state and to the represen m’ to three pounds for a uu.u"-r e was therefore deferred. | 1f she lives, it will be a long time {to Brookiyn to plead to a federal in- MALLPOX ATN B H§, | tative in consress re ditict. | Maingn grapes are slling for e 10 FALSE F[RE ALAR" Dr. Stewart wax in the Jurs room | before she can make use of her many | dictment against him in_connection S A. A, Mills reported fo 197 per pound ' for three-quarters of an hour and | birthday gifte, a veritable treasure |with the case of the schooner Henry o | cantile burean that steps v being ranges can be bought fo r ells 1 was excused when the grand jury | hoard of which many a youngster can | L. Marshall, seized last winter off At s tor & “Trade ot Mume” cath e from 28 l,,h:..',.:\,‘.f"' e ) fmunicrant Lad Tells Police de Turm- took & short recess at 11:18 {but dream. She received 18 birth- | lantie City, N, J. Dr. Pulln Asks Authorities S0 Seue | 0 "R, H. Hubbard roported for | penaine” uoos sise and quality. o1 Key to See What Would Other Witnesses Catled. | day cakes, 25 books, candy eniough to| Later, 1t was sald, he would be| . ONer—=Victian | the trarfic burcau that efforts were * morntiobet S o T 80 cent W, . Dubbs ny, N. Y.|stock a store, flowers and gifts of | brought before a United States com.| Ceneral Vaccination Order— being 1 to ha Vol IR | oiit Twhlbe Bosd. Gatiae Saates brother-in.law of George K. Sutciiffe, | meney | missiones here to plead in connection | 1y 17 Years Ol between New Britain and Hartford. | rousy, s 800 O e L eni s poL v Al U was the first witness called into the | Birthday calls began early. Most of | with the Tomako charges L™ Secretary Mary artin reported | y4To e basket G| S STRITY L 110 Maduth but Il jury room when the grand jury re-|the callers had to be turned away, be- | Wanted in New Jersey. | Following the discovery of a case of | 3.4 pogtmaster taken | juiian chestnuts are - Placed in care of Probation Officer sumed its session after the recess, cause of the girl's condition. Others United States Attorney Winne of | smallpox at the senior high school in s to Secute Im postal serve | o o1 j et \,.M selling '0"10 Edward C. Connolly by Policeman Other witnesses, all practicing phy- | were allowed to tip-toe to the door of — this city, Dr. Richard W. Pullen, loca ity \' = 0 °) conie 4 pound. Cab-| Patrick O'Mara for ringing in a false sictans in this state who were at that| the patient’s room and merely look in.| (Continued on Eleventh Page.) | health officer, today requested th Mayor Paoness R i bepimativg) Bomneflay SAiER Stem Dux 353 at the comer oF time waiting in the courthouse, hav- school aut? issue a general| qeked that the chamber some | While fresh egg, arce but not « South Mai rook streets Satur- Dr. Sutcliffe Surrenders and Is Guarded by Detectives While Waiting 0 Be| o0y saia o Have No Liab es| Hartford, Nov. - When the Board of Directors. Enlisted in 1900 Porbes enlis the army as o Happen . tinet f article these days are brir ay nigl a "0 B% > wsking studen 0! on ) represent n at the | g trom § o ta 4 “‘ : ght 1 Was unded Vet 01, Autvomy: of Wae-| NEW VORK?S EPIDEMIC OF HOLD-UPS [ e iy “soctors st “once. | ari i New. e tomorran.on 18 170m 35 cnte to 4100w donen a1 07 ociock but when'the vsuen ury, who also has an office in Tor The pattent is year o the proposed i : ' ; 3 lirect them where to go rington; Aaron J. Glasa, New Haven the junior class he lives in Maple | rates by 1 road « any Auretiua K, [danui Norwulk. and AND BURGLARIES CONTINUES TODAY i s o oy aienied ciumes ™55 Veui ot ity — ier W Tepored the taymon: wqie, 1y ot Monds was taken i1l Mon-|Jiastford, director of the Near East ] )i y Po- neard by the zrand oy, came 1o Ui Leviathan Sets New Mark iBandlts “Capture e Sk e 15 | + voted ce that time to cooper an - A city with Suteiiffe The me ™ - since ] § co ervance in & short time } - were uarered o o st notes’ Tast| I Trip Across the Ocean | i g Vg ot B e Ry B RSO — oo it s Ariorty Gesrge &, Manaban off siet Weneadiip, gl Store, March Customers examinati y Dr. L a day on as sin menu as possible Meted Out to Transporter of Lige seen box on t 1( e and yon ' Cenr ox on the pole wone Attorney or 1. Hanrahan of | gest steamship, nu- |umnmn. estab- state epidemic John Fiske, New- | and donate the to the N st relief. Fes Himan, tt —Broke Wis Promise tit was. He said that the Unionville Sutcliffe, following his| lished a new world’s record for west- ) 1 quarantined the Ea e departure from Conneeticut, remained | bound navagation of the Atlantic be- | Into Cellar and Rob Them :'::'_‘”'.,'.'""‘ s Britair ent ¢ e . this tempted for a time at Dubbs’ home in Albany | tween Cherbourg and New York, ar- | s ) . ey him to tut e what would . s is the second case in as many | Near Bast Rell and was questioned today, it was| gving today after a run of five days, Theater Looted of M,m. ‘,IE" ‘,'; 'm_ s in this city present at the mee e i owner oank | hap b at non learned, as to what he knew neern- | seven hours and 20 minutes, with an pn will be iven r months in i te s f ing Sutgliffe’s departure from the | average hourly speed of 24.17 knots g movemer state and his whereabouts and move- | This broke by 13 minutes the previous | °W York, Nov. 2 Burgiare be. | GOR“EUUS DALY DlEs j ments since that time. record, held by the Cunarder Maure. | 1eved to have secreted themselves in | When he reached the court house|gania, of five days, seven hours, the Mt. Morris theater on upper Fifth — BABE THROWN 0" Ho’l‘ STOVE today Dubbs avelded the newspaper- | minutes. avenue during Saturday night's per-| g woo Went to Town Home With men and went to the room where the | e formance, blew open the safe in the witness, Sutcliffe and Detective 2 E office of the vandeville house and es- $25.000 in Banks, Fapires at Gen- . . . % b . T ._ Sy wore e Weltiag When Montreal Is Buried by caped with $4,000, it became knows = 5 = Seven Mewh 00 Chid Sadly Samad 158 Sronnll that ke & thi SHIP NEWs called to testity he emerged from the Fourteen Inches of Snow today. A watehman and two cieaners | oral Hospital o and Mands Doring Vight rootn with his coat collar turned high Montreal, Nov. 26.-—Fourteen and a were in the building when the thert . . about his face and His hat pulled | hair Inches of snow fell in this city Was committed down over his features, to avoid the lana vieln between Friday mnight Two bandits held up a clerk and - “fforts of photographers who Wereland Sunday. Branches of trees were | five customers in a United Cigar store | . o7, yeitula Genetn trying to obtuin snapshots of the Wit- | hroken and electric light and tele- | on West 125th street P et nesses Dubbs remained under | phone wires were snapped In some The bandits forced the clerk and of¥ s home &t the | iy examination in the grand jury room |gections. The fall constituted a rec- customers to descend by a trap door Sonn Sar iy Sasl W ok 1t was “(‘ until the jury recessed for tunch ord for fifty years. into thecellar where they were robbed | o, & i Aot b , Attack< Newspaperman Verhally el of several hundred dollars and Jowelry | o o o . i % + S adlaadatidihs s > , o 4] by Bl TO BE LAID OF} When the witness Duble, cime o5t | o onte and Seven Little AnS the anth NP stanuul SWh posited | He 1 0 sonia " of the jury room at the noon re The clerk, Jack Rchiliing, was alons he met Harry Brunaigh, 8. Louis| Children Burned to Death wico one of the robvers enterea the | *n 2 newspaper man in the corridor of the | By Tie Assoctated Press store and forced him to open the trap |, qo courthouse. Dubbs hegan & verbal| Confluence, Pa., Nov.| 26.—Samuel| door and descend. The intrader 1ol | ype 31 attack on Drundige. The two were| Roscoe, his wife and seven children 100 o immediately the conter of a crowd of | were burned to death ecarly today The other bandit then emtered and newspapermen and others County | when their home on @ hill Balf 8| gooq in fromt of the counter. AS the e detectives interfored and induced | mile from the village was destroyed. | ., qomers marched into the store, one | other Dubbs to leave the courthouse All the bodies have been recovered. .o .. they were ordered to the cel- -u : otif Dr. M. J. Anthony of Waterbury, " - 10, Whars. Shy Werh sl oo Rand ] . & | was e y | gne of the witnesses summoned oo Senator Watson Confers |over their vaiuabies | * B O S e e s e " 2 Y, 7 When the man below shouted that| Jege of Medicine and Sargers and was| With Indiana Co-Workers "o 'he 1 . - ° . y . cleaned 1 he Joined his . il - " ~ - 1922 after his eredentials had been | son of Indiana, who recently announc- Sweasts Ve, 90 for New Britain and vicinity Akr ov. 2 P 5 Willow Strewt and en & a sur- 19 | FELL FROM VERANDA ® FALSE ALARMS : . ’ s alarme cansed i " 14 vear old negro, || Rain and warmer tomight; tests of 1 y ‘ ral hospital yest . & ry ¢ Apparatus passed upon by the Connectient eclec- | od he might become a repablican Sl - - 5 = E . Morgge SOV tic examining board He recently presidential eandidate, began a series ':' soed in & gaudy ‘“" und g oe ‘I Tuesday rain followed by dlear- clared ¥ r ollow . ) ) m - ':l.d went 1o Massachusetts, announcing | of conferemces today with republican | CSHCRE ':‘.""': """ v*h’ a ""'«')' with- || e and colder during U aftcr- Rednour. signe . siig 5 N " R - e e the edical ex- | leade 1 WMot - firet . - harged with implication moem or might 4--4'lv1 o p ot | port . , " ne o Bbis intention to tak S—— e T e He Brmt con- | " umber of recent robbertes in Cen- I,u i - . arrested. ferred with members of the Indiana ! dctegation in the house. | U8l asd Morningside park. tomebilc Friday (Continued ;n l:ue Eleven)