New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1924, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press STATE CONVENTION OF DISABLED MEN Gov. Elect Bingham, Gen. Hines and Gen. Payne Coming Chicago, Dec. 6.—Mrs. Gladys Fox was awarded a $50,000 verdict against her wealthy father-in-law, Albert Fuchs, for alienation of the aftectlons of her husband, Carleton | Fox, before Judge James Baldwin in (‘NFHH r‘*‘fllr! today | NEW BRITAL Mrs. Fox Gets $50,000 Judgment Against Rich Father-in-Law For Alienating Husband’s Love It was the fourth trial and second time she has won a $50, award, Bhe was glven a $6,000 ver- dict at the first trial, lost the second and recelved a verdict of $50,000 in the third trial. During the war Ejchs' Mm, cha wurl his name to I'ox, GATHERING ON DECEMBER 13 GONN. COUPLE GAUGHT BY CANADIAN POLICE Arrest EImwood Man Who 3 S Nev Britain chapier, Disawiea| 1ol0Ped With 15 Year American Veterans of the World 1 Old PoqunnOCk Girl War, will be host to delegates to a state convention of the D. A. V., | which 1s to be held in this city De. cember 13, and which will be attend- S ed by state and national officerd of Oy the state the organlzation with Governor-eletc *'"C® his disappearance with Naom! Griswold, ———— Poquonock school girl, the police of Quebee, Canada, and the girl s there also, according to a telegram from the chief of police received here this morning, It the couple walve extradition proceedings Constable Maurice Ken- +medy will leave at once to bring them back to this town. Otherwise a writ of extradition will be sought, | it 1s safd. Alward has a wife and two chil- dren at Landview farm, FElmwood. ‘He has already faced a charge of bigamy. Business Session And Election Of Officers At 0dd Fellows Hall To | Be Followed By Banquet In Fve- ning At Burrltt Hotel, e Wi Dec, 6—Harr ward, or, sought police by JUDGE FUGHS DENIES FE | HAS BALL SCANDAL FACTS | Part Owner of Braves Says e Ac- cused No One—Hennessy De- mands Grand Jnry Probe ator | ina ttorney | Dec. 6. — Stats Ser Hennessy, of Boston, |letter sent today to Dist, T | O'Brien of Suffolk county requested {that the grand jury he convened to conslder the tatement made in New | York last night by Emil E. Fuchs, | part owner of the Boston Braves, | that he had been approached by Al lobbyist who told him that a hill for | Sunday bhasehall put through the Massachusetts 1a- ture through payment of 81 He asked that Judge Fuchs he sum- moned to tell the grand jury what he knew ahont the matter, Over the long distance Judge I"uehs today made | 1owing statement: T roade nccusathan egainst anyvone in public office in Massachi- I getts or elsewhera, T have no proof lezal or that any mem- ber of t Massachusetts legislature has attempted to extract anvthing of value for his public service. HELD WITHOUT BAIL Boston, f am 1 GOV.-ELECT BINGHAM Hiram Bingham as guest of hionor. Dewey O, former cor mander of the local ¢ Philip Ross, one of the c} bers are making arran the convention, and th being essisted by Natlonal Committeeman Thomas McLagan of Hartford, who 13 the representative ot New York, w Jersey and Connecticut on the nattonal hoard, The afternoon business session will Selander, apter, arter o cmunts S for eould le ot 1,000 telaphone the fol noe otherwise that B ‘T'.rhlr,"pflrt Man, Accnsed of Having | Shot To Death Another Man, De- | | elines To Testiry. | Bridgeport Deo, £ Gaetani 1s bl for ti \‘r‘ for the death 1 eriminally r ph Camig- in & finding hy | Joseph Gamig- | of Jos ds at v Gae- | 1 etory upon the latter drer fired six shot taking - eff¢ Gaetani refusec coroner. MAJOR GEN, JOHN HINES be held at 2 o'c 1 Arch stres item of business cers f Lo Gaetani was After the hnsiness quet | BU ot S almbunv ‘\hn Fined antl ~ 1 Jailed on Wife's € omplamt Waterbury Dee Thompson te Major lajor G General Hines Coming J J. Hines of au at Was fnvitat 5 the has anc bure an ngt is city, was sentence n 1o attend Mayor A epted ir sts wil mor o her. She furt nder t to tt was Accor uple smooth for the past $10 .'md‘Q"!) ]hnklrurwt(w | Found in C h(um Books Wing Wy ted \ester bidding tod ery vesterd lar b for tw the pu the h nte me Gen. | Secretary A\\'mi'l\rls Not l,\lwclcd lo Be Roln(‘d “4\: er Frank Irwin <on Officer J D. \ S | him to a3 an. chant, | of New All-Americ Ity | herole LAFOLLETTE CAMPAIGY EXPENSE LIST FILED Expenditures to Dec Were $221,977—Re- ceipts $225,936.50 “ hington, Dec tures of the 1la campalgn committee as reported today the totalled receipts amonnted to W. T. Rawleigh, treasurer of ym committee, and heaviest contributor to the fund, said In filing the report that recelpts after October 30 were $27,85 turcs $40,- 448, us reports from commlttee showed that fore tober 30 receipts amounted to $198,- 083.45 and expenditures $181, The report did r the committee on any debts Rav 6.~ ndi- or to December 32, to t of 8221 and 3 house, expen L ether December 2 had h, was shown ed a total of $44,000. The only con- H]wmfir of more than $1,000 be- des him listed in the final report was Mrs. Dorothy Whitney Straight York, who gave $2.500, A report filed by the Si tonal campaign committee that it had 1 of the La T WIFE SUES TED COY Backfield mer- ve contribut- ithen na- $24.250.13 and 52 fn support Former Plunging Yale Btar Defendant in Divorce Action Brought in Paris Court, New Deo, Ward from P: of a sult for di- vorce flled in Parls against Ted Coy, famous plunging Yale fullback and captain, by Sophie D'Antignae Meldrim, They were married at | Ashvil . C. in 1913. Coy, who is now abroad, was until Nov. 15 of th a member of the firm of Dav ymas and company, of the New ek Excha o York, came ye ge. d Coy terfe of football when “all-time sldered He S man kick men mentloned ections are con- pre-eminent and nd a il lost o a tor drop- clection ving a nstoppable a a1 beat Princeto leading nes, now Y and then was graduated from I1e twiee J T ball eo quarte RECL AMAT[ON PROJLLT Proposed Amendment To Interior Make $50,000 Dept. Bill Would Available For Its Continuance, amer Wil n North Dakota dlsp: ¢ liston of the § Tonifor eThr 50 Million for Building New \nuclun\ Is \ ked Was [)mcr of Car Tlmt Hn And Killed Man Is Freed the | 9| showed | f is one of the select co- ) ‘wowuu APy 1 ’3")\\' N2i3d0uun Sl SUBS MADEINTHIS |10 STATE UNDER FIRE : ) Senator King Wants Inqmry; Into Manufacturers’ Profits TWO YEARS GETTING DATA Investigation Would Bring Out Every LAUNGH WITH 400 CASES ‘ OF WHISKEY CAPTURED, ' s, Two Men Taken By Coast run.x Flagship Oft Cornfield Point This Morning. motor launch, with 400 cases whiskey and two men aboard was captured by the coust guard flagship Redwing, a half mile off Cornfield Point at 1 o'clock this morning. Captain Wallace Burke, master land James E. Brown, both of whom Detall of Undersea Boat Construe. their address, were held for hearing at 2 . Commissioner Earl charged with smuggling. The vessel's registry number {s 46 In April she was captured | under the registration 1013-J, sold at public auction and selzed again with her registration 173.G, and again sold, As & sequel 1o the holding Captain Louls Andren, master of t} captured French ateam traw Acadian fn $15,000 bonds for allege violation of the immigration laws, the 10 members of his crew have been released under $500 bonds each for hearing on December 15 when the adjourned hearing of the master comes up. ton Contracts Including Rights (o Mathewson, Patents—Senate Gets Resolution BY GEC PRGE 1. MANNING (Washington Bureau B, erald) Washington, D). C.,, Deec. 6,—The United States senato may betwean | and the date set f ment, March 4, undertake an inves- tigation of every partienlar connect- ed with the construction of abour 104 submarines for the United States navy by the Lake narine com- pany of Bridgeport and the Subma- rine Boat company of New London, The Investigation, if started at this short congress ses: Is planned to bring eut every of The patent rights held » two Connecticut companies 2—Why these two eompamas have heen given ec 104 of es constructed for during the last ter now sot for adjou ot T bY | charged with liquor smu their names as Mate Jean Poulard, Danfel Antlen, Desire Motor, Alhert Fon. taine, Joseph Tavare, Jomeph Boul. |ainger, Martin Lubolde anq Firmtn Ondonz. ANl gave St. Plerre, Miq., as their home, geling. gave Maurice Lafite, Brett, Alfred ntracts to ¢ the submari the . navy years, 3—How many milllon dollars of profit companies from t} contra 3150 4 affective ar these have worth made ebout 1 unserviceable ed to meet the v|(rs(‘w. ng Leader of Tnvestization ! fail- | requ GRAFT AEI]USATII]NS democrat, 8 member of the senate Kcndall affalrs committee, who s lead motement to bring about | estigation, s one of the most persistent, tenacious ana fsitors the senate has He has been rering s than have Repudiates Charges Made hy For- mer Secretary Washington, Dec. 6. ~—~The asser- | tion of Mrs. Margaret B. Buch anan, formerly secretary to Representative Kendall, of Pe | and Kendall acted as partners in the € of surplus war material, \\’m denled tody by the representative, He said her story as told in an af- fldavit filed In court here was in possible in view of the conditions un- | two the qu plans to put under way as s stiil at his home not come to o congress session, ted here r Monday or yet Was! but is expe iington for But ator King did hot walt un- 111 he reaches on to get the machinery st & tion, He dre filled with sever shing could be obtained from the war de- partment, _Reprecentative Kendall sald that At i especlally war department in 1919 ad- | coneerning 1 gubmarin ann | dressed a circular to all memb i up with a4 proviston for an | of congress, askind them do inform into the ores of ' municipalities in thelr distriots that reamhle. | surplus war material could be pur. chased at reduced rates. Only muni cipalities and communities could buy the materials, he sald, making it im- | possible for any individual to pur- to the|chase the goods for re-sale at a ting the | proi af Benator | Mereove be printed | transac | 1¥ betwe payment in payable to the army Philadelphia. In a few cases, the ke the checks paya up a long resotut 1l pages of “Where- | o ratfon Mexico who preser e v. tor axplained > that was presen .+ requast . he sald, all purchasi s were carrfed on direct- 1 the communt 1t ment, and the check most cases were that it cted to make ution fak- by the reso nd adopted he gea quarterm purchasers 4 ble to him few cases, Representative Ken- he endorsed them as pay- to the quartermaster phia, and handed them ove 3uchanan, then his secre- transmission to the army es lagt ten there nare than $150,- tion of suh- hortties. Bucharan's affidavit was fil ed in reply to an in au red with- ctment return- T T ainst her charging forgery COOLIDGE T0 6B T0 BE BUSY Returned From Trip To wae President, with Chlcago, Finds Long List Of Ap- pointments Awaiting Him, Vashingto s visit to Ct hs net an appc Having ¢ fast senators, M confe th 1 a serles o hot THREE SAFES LOOT Frisco R'uliu Station Hv"ml vear \'mlh “nlo Cracksmen in Lower Manhattan This Morning Get Away With oot Valued at About $6000 ey passe pape from monay r m THE WEATHER w Hartford, Do for \New Rritain Generally fafe tonight 6. —Foreoast nd vicinity Sunday band is bel unscttled; colder tonight SUPERINTE New London, Dec. 6.—A nameless | of gave 259 State strect, New Haven as G- W. Troop Become o'clock this afternoon hefore U, | | _The members of the crew who are | {he board of d L e CONGRESSMAN DENIES ,‘; ihe Sompa Ivanta, that she | 7 der which the surplus war material He Will Not Get Finther Leave | Average Daily Circulation For \\ eek Ending l l ,461 Nov, 29th PRICE THREE CENTS NENT | PARIS PoLICE orzw pRIvE 0.0, o comr:amisTs weo pray el Totay, - REVOLUTION, HERRIOT. AYS Succeeding M. J. O'Rayer |—v WATTER I8 SAES DEPT. flLRMAN-EflMM[JNISTb e MAKE DEMONSTRATION | Succeed- | ATNE LM R. H. Sullivan Ap French Premier De- clares That Govern- ment Will Resort To Force To Repel At- tacks From Within. Restdent Man- ager at New York Office, tng Colton D. Noble, Who Resign. O€Nd Many Motor Truck Through City Flying Red Flags ed Several Weeks Ago, i Announcement v the factory o that vice preside +'Rumanian Govt. Also Plans by seniing | to Deport 100,000 Unde- sirable Re- at the city flying Rus- are 1 in 1 gs and us in whi works manag Buperintendent b camy who will becom President E. M. Wig of the salcs dej Mr. Sullivan Judd about two y efficlency expert Agitator, stricted Zone beart miniat men ough The prisons bore ingmen to vote 8 and insure g ture pr we an for windo urging wo r brot speect Handbi e camp as ar eeting of & “Iree ll“"\rm: was made a vice pre O'Hayer 5 were also scattered b lgning motor trucks an automobil in the se; e of other parties, with result t the Berlin streets were witk paper. This paper the rain convert- Mr. ©d into a mass of muddy pulp to the great disgust of old-time mmnn- "he pollce apened 18 & 191 mpaign against the commun- the tha littered this ling what ent to go to Wash i connection with army O'HJ er, who was t er lent, 6ucee post continu W. Troop, asslsta has been T iarters at Boh in eastern su the expectati would ing of tt Z¥ ca the Ave preven G sort ed, Amp! or Los Angeles as she s has figured extensivel afgn in consequence of forts of the various parties to obtain alleglance of Dr. Hugo Eckne the Zeppelin director who charge of the econstruction of Amerlcan alrship which crossed the | le, Dr. Eckner, however, has {.} #nnouneed that he will keep aloof ‘vmn\ party politic now in the ma Herriot's Ultimatum Premier Herriot | nment to f} ence in Frar | fore the ch r of during a stormy ses ‘l;!‘r o,.m relief { CITY PROSECUTOR TAKES |12 ROLE OF LIQUOR AGEKT "2 T ,nm same movements “W | tions o e zed his gov- tic vio- ation be- es today at brought intent of to ac- amnt dey ion t open istic influences he v ver, put what ffensive” on feseribing both hostile to the re- basis, Whitaker of New Haven Answers | as Call From Room of the “U'ni- BUTLER CANNOT STAY manifesta- ? vio | he said. Douhle pr versity Bootlegger” r fore Tor Haven, Dec, el *“To be Phila. dob If Coolidge Follows imive inued unti court 1 with vi self at grips with a do one might s L today Committee’s Advice, \ash - Cooltdge w s ngton, e e his arrest Cit s a searc ce squad the party of the cn overnment's & ENGINEER KILLED Richard “war slacl The iC started Wolff of New London, for Ten Years With New Haven Road Mects Death While on Joh ald of t Boston Chinaman, Held as Fugitivey Will Be Taken Before Hartford Children for Ydentification, 0 Many Forcigners, President’s Friend Has Protested Election Loss Wanted in Maine for 1\\011!\ Five Robberies Condition of U. S. Consul, Shot by Woman, Favorable ] | |