New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 7

U. §. OIL SUPPLY Britlsh Mining Lspert sees Hesources YAY SPEND $20,000 ON WELLS STREET State Will Contribute 15,000 lor Highway Improvement Exhausted in Generation==Lnough Coal Here for 2,000 Yoears, London, July 1,=—8ir Richard Red mayne, British mining expert, told the international power vonference at tos day's session of that body that the oil resources of the United States would | bo exhausted in a generation and the Mayor A, M. Paoncssa, Chalrman |coat supply within 2,000 years, The I L, Conlon of the hoard of publie | couy of the British empire would he worka and City Enginecr Joseph D, | gone within a few centuries, he des Willinms, made an inspeetion this | qared, and attention should be i morning at Wells street, preparatory ;. ed to use tho potential energy to the opening operations for thg re- | jn rye) to the best effect o as to cons palr of that highway sorve the world's supply, A low tem- The mayor was in conference yes- | pepature of cavbonization in coal terday with officiala of the state highs | would be an important step in this di- way department and he was advised | yootion, that this city must take varly action | 0, ¢, Morrill, exceutive secretaty of on the acceptance of a grant of 320,- | (1o federal power commission of the 000 for state ald highways heve or the | \"nited States, the general chalrman, money may not be avallable said the United States was undertakes In order to secure that moncy for ing the greatest water power develop- road building here, it 43 required that | 00Ty come with 10,000,000 tha eity appropriate one-fourth of the horsepower under construction or li- amount NECORsITY L0 carry on the pro- | uenved. posed work, 1T I oan dtem 0f |y by ference sessions, begun yes- B o yenrm budget for Mate | (orauy with representatives of thirty- o the, Walls atroet job. " nine countries, Includipg & large Miode S bk gl | American delegation present, will con- Mayor Paonéssa is anxious to have o tnight work done on Welly strect s soon as | '/""¢ fOr @ fortnight. . possible since the opening of the state e e e ley and Wells street will greatly in- [New York Judge Orders Return To croase travel at this point, "The street | connects with Clayton road, struction of a good highway will tend to bring muc ¢ coming from Hartford to Ne ain into this city | hy way of Belvidere and will also re- lieve much of the outgoing traffic on | ko e R "1 White Plains, N, Y., July 1.—After A mn extradition hearing, supreme court Justice Morschauser today ordered U s ST R Ralph Layman and George Drew re- O A s QUALIFY |moved to Berkshire county, Mass., for trial on a charge of having stolen $100,000 worth of liquor from the Bloomer and Boyce Get Into Semi- [home of 1. A, Mayer at Stockbridge, Mass., t Janua A stay of execu- tion was granted pending an appeal. " They were arrested at Bedford, N, | Y., with four others, Owen Madden, Massachusetts of Two Men Impli- cated in Liquor Therft, Hartford road heyond Wells strect, finals in 0i_\‘||||ul(~'l||1ll\ idual Fencing Matches Today. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1024, BA-NAN-NAHS! , 1T==Count "Line=Pass Oviginel Re- mark as They see Traflic Polices man Guand Bunch, e Kiely will pre dire doings 1 Yes, We Have or SUNg Ihis morning whi doing traie duty at the bank corner a fruit truek bunch of Iriver, National dropped u | bananas near his post and not knewing of the frait up near § Kiely continue hin work, thinking the bhanana ing dent closed, Ihe humorisis would net have it so, hows | over, By exact count, 17 bypassers iIn a period of five minutes shouted | to the traffie policeman have no bananas.” And Inughed heartily, apparently vineed thut his was the connect the ineident with lar song. v trafiie s was euch the popus | More Noise! $114,587, cach | A\ OF orlginal | 3 § “Yes, wo | § con- | § 4 first mind to | § Paris, July 1.—Harold Bloomer of | New York and B, Boyce of Boston qualified for the semi-finals in the | Olympic individual foils matches to- | day., Boyce was defeated by Coutrot of France and Aas of Norway and won from Sheriff of England and Tel- lechia of Uruguay. Bloomer lost to ! Montgomery of England and Ietting | of Switzerland and won from Hubert | of Austria, squeezing through to the gemi-final round by the number of hits he made in his victorious match, Others who qualified for the semi- | finals were: Albaret and Fetting of Switzerland, Montgomery and Sheriff of England, Ettinger of Austria, Mon- dy of Uruguay, Larroz of Argentina, Chahay of Belgium, Ducret and Cou- “Thomas O'Neill and Michael J, Duffy, were held for the Westchester county grand jury on a charge of receiving stolen The ~fourth, John O'Connor, iped convict, was re- turned ng prison. ACTRESS 1S NAMED Marjorie Dambean is Third Party is Lawsuit Brought By Blanche Yurka Marjorie Ram- is named as New York, July 1 au, prominent ac the third party in t for separa- tion "brought by Blanche Yurka, also a stage star, against her actor hus- band, Tan Keith, the first arguments of which were started in special term CROKER JUDGMENT GIVEN mer Tammany ehieftain, and Ao Each Under Court Direction 0 Neocive SHLLAAT o Justice Le Judgments of of Howa Whit il New Yerk, July 1 5. Kthel ¢ > 1, fors | - D D S D D S S D ¢ O D | STORE CLOSES 3 AT .\'0().\" | RS R s e "o Lock for the Green Sale Tickets SR R 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets 40-In. Brown Indian| Head Cotton Cotton for cases. 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