New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1924, Page 1

- News of the World et By Associated Press a0 (o WY o) Jeaqr] A 1“"‘“ ESTABLISHED 1870 GUN BATTLE BETWEEN WETS B AND DRY AGENTS IS START TV YARVEIRA COWMITS SUICIE ‘ ' (A, G, Smith Went to Scene of FRANCE HAS NO B OF NEW YORK CELEBRATION A 0T OF REPUD[ATING HER DEBTS l‘mance Minister Sets at EW BRITAIN HERALD INTENTIONS wlIAPITI]l UVERRUN | Olice Handling Registrations at - - Ratol 00 an How Conflict at Age of 13 AS ME“IEA[ tXAMINER Rest Rumor Afloat in Rate o an Hour { U. —Thinks Terms : ‘ “GA E LITTLE DEVIL A GUN"| 1,700 15 TODAY'S ~ LIMIT ’ I EDEVIL A G : . . | Given Germany Should BT LM Marine Polu:e And AR {Appointed Assistant to Dr, : ————— i M Boat Exch ER I'nughl at Father's Slde as Mere Boy — Lyon, Who Is Be Allowed Sister Re- These Are Given Red Tickets and o Moot . Others Are Chased Away to Come oor Boat Exchange| | NEW YEAR' DINNER " v boom W i gl Shots Alld 200 cases Cellar While Despondent Over T oy Again Another Day—No Lixten- ’ N o ]00 Boys From City an(I Health, Announcement of the appointment oL Anioclated Brore] sion Announced. Of Champagne Ar Augustus G JoRDiEPELLISY oL LA i Dee. 31.—Finance Minister| Hartford, Dec, ¢ Automobile Suburbs to Be Guests enun ay assistant medica) ex , relterating his declaration | owners who had put off il the lnat 4 aminer for New Tiritain was made protation of his balance | qay th of Honaoy | Captured, of Herald AD today by Coroner J. Gilbert Callioun lon for repudiat wachie Marisry for 1955, L hrer | | s Chlef William C. Hart of the poltee rance's obligations was abso-|the state capltol today in numbers o ! i oon by hanging -\v-n«.. £int Wi fled of the ap- lutely err clared today that | greater than could be cared for, A llar of his home on Winter stre yday ulthough it 18 un- | the v g 2 i - e . ¥ . Ace om, started by the Jate R 3 ww'mv nt to e 1gh o ? D payment golution of the problem of handling (Gotham Predicts Gay Rev AoukOm Butarted Ho had poor health {0 | qergtood that the appointment of an | whie ilaplant e o e OE Saneun b J. Vance more than a6 yoars 8go, | long time and was despondent. Ho o | the appli as to tick ] i LAt L Bon assistant for this city has been pe with applled | and g “red” ticket was issued up to elries I)espite Extra |when the Herald was published In 1 riends a few weeks ago |0 tor someo time. Medical Ex | . 1 as ;‘” number who could be cared for | a bullding on Maln street, wille be | that ho did not expect to live long juer Waterman Lyon had no assist- | he was in fay Dawes DLt b, m; at tHe office of the 1 ut his state © not take b R i g 3 k | Guards — Reservations continued tomorrow when 11c Hw;‘,‘w,j‘ Ty IO KL befare this time, and as her i ot acontsy » 107 all | motor vehlcle commissioner ncwsboys will be given a New Yo e e > . leave the city in near future to ¢ war debtors. | At one time it imated l cerebral hemorrhage some time ag0 |\ 1orgo treatment at overnment Not Official Stand. ' ' There and Elsewhere All dinner by the managemer [ S aud doatn | VRderso fres L0 O . persons were and 1) | | The dinner tomorrow will be a|20d hovered between life and death |y o5p1q), tt O e | The finance minster eald this was | tickets were given to approx 4 Taken | marked contrast to that first dinner | sistant to care for the work du 1 official pro on! bt Bliis | 1700 ab 11 a i andl the o | S {when the newsboys of to ve sona| his abscnce became necessary. personal amplification of his | shooed away and told to come ar 4 e |to many of the first carriers, Her- | Dr. Purney : s been a l'l"l’v“[’ “f\ nark that "if the principle of | other 4 i 5 | New York, Dec. § n battle 'ald files telling of that first dinner :*\"\fw'- nh '|‘~ R ]“W_'w i capacity for payment is ap-| much confusion | between marine police and rum were damaged in the fire which .\w”fv""j A i P ) bo |tickets knew t i emugglers aboard a motor boat | visited ti paper plant 1n 1921 " Te¢ ‘;‘;“;N o S cared fc f | which contained 200 cases of cham-|and details ars lackly It is ) l he Unl ;-‘“;W = 1with e 2 v ;'v of g, figure was | agne early today inaugurated th owever that the er at that time | the '\\r ‘“r : e J..s‘ : nt ory ) o's D16 | limit the tate comer ) | ffonsive againat the flow of liquor | hoaste o staff of 17 ( rv'vl‘ ‘,‘f”‘, R Slh ind claime, made public last week, | :ng to return In the a 100 into New York for the New Year|hoys, t at the Herald of- jieud, Hplghn gty it EXDECasire (& Bingleiph raso) Many Disappointed celebrations. The battle, during|fice at 1 In the afternoon | g2 R e | o | street after { which 50 shots were ired In a 16-|and m “Jack Walsh's eat- | E e M s BNEITLES 1 with cars. Scores 1 mlle chase off the battery, ended|ing lLion on Main street, where | ‘:" R e aTon o Soommontinthe Feee | with t! :camum of thie boat and five v had a oy dinner and later ol perform exam- ance Will Pay have many prisoners. vere given an orango and bag of | 4 for the police. Chief Hart| : s because they Whils the -um fleet carrled out its apicce. In those days when | InatiEalroz phe eies fCH a4 L eir markcrs at once, final maneuvers to check JQuor|ine newshoys niumbered less than a LU T th i) andato repudia 5 had to go to.New | smuggling and the police department |geor it was the custom for the | uedlcalgexainy imolas A aline ) ractas Hertal York and elsewhere tomorrow and completed ased Pa-|management of the Opera House, been fe t y‘wr‘m : e T Ml LN e O fanune {thiem. 10 800 a show as gucsts of the | hien s ntely and tef =0 ¥ e d arr manbienc aheads with plans forigay ottt G O G, | Siedi sEe 1 huppened | ooy Pat insympat ans Ki gelobrations to usher In the New| qng custom of giving the dinner| I r] b v or could rea aniligns ‘h“"ff‘\ that they uld have thou Year tonlght. | continued but as newshoys grew | Tk (e L, A e 300 Extra Police. .o |[In number and theaters changed the | Gykrerd »tln o O [z D000 e raa i vl , d The police plans called for 300\, ¢rmoon visit to the theater was LA || was hopeless today. . extra policemen (m'l oadway \.1\' discontinued. Instead of but UARTER P‘”JL[ON LOSS m):“ 3 o Tl . l\:\-?L\‘ln l‘ort‘ Geflr:}];dlix;cl('“al,g‘l“)‘ o'll’\:oxbfl)-u, tomorrow there will assemble F AL | e o0s et st anniie ninth streets, w 090 exira men 10}, "the Herald plant not less than 2 NBU\ E U F 0 i A et { :(,ecp alvfit-n on !rr:‘eqfl,:[‘\\ll \niapl‘ni:w) carriors from New Britain, Dor- | AUGUSTUS G. SMITH | 1 AT B perts el ireenwich Village. Two hundred pa- | s st Rerlin, Platg. | ————————————————— | cid ; £ rolmen were ns:i'gnm! to duty in Hn;i”.r:’ L ""Q J‘ tiin Zxl 1'(“4 [ in the New Britain General hospital —_— A\z thotuame iimeti and this time : Brooklyn district where New \"Jrk\;v]{.’{:{q; e Moya, will mest betweon | FOF & fong Un Clothing And shoe Stores Heavy ors were taking the 1 caught a good many celebrations are largely concentrat L T R ey i) e fter the d ife sev- | DI e the effort for 3 ed. The exira policemen will remain |1 and 1:80 o'clock. o e yes inthe | Losers In Tire That Ravag e ASE :‘n; 4 and drum corps, to street, Lo ¢/ o tew months swhen Mrs, ¢ 3 East Iiain, to Main street and then | ster-in-law and his Rescrvations Taken, - SBistisuislile sister-in-law and his i A b o 1 o e e ranrd (L ocesd 0P RO s FLEEAS SR relative, came from | o e sonth but ALPHA DELTA PHI HOUSE z ance a upper clubs £ The Boys' club orchesira 1 play Yesterday atternoon he went into | )\ trot oy BAD E ‘ eihacy an‘r:.n:nmorlm'}l‘om. ficoifi:llfi during the dinner. Tho menu 18}, "o, "o¢ 115 nome where the | Shes oo Clothing and shoe stores AT YALE HAS F]R Y o the proprietors, who sald much the me as ft always ha S d hang himself | L the heaviest losers. } waa every Indication of ita being one | PR oy ung ant the xings, ine | €21 10 Eroitneiness it Bll ot of the ga; New Year Cc‘c,:ranous‘(!m“m‘, dressir cranberry sauce, [ S oLy Al e naRE ‘H» K, L et, Dense Clonds of Smoke Hamper 5 in a number of seasons, mashed potatoes, turnips, coffee and | el A ‘lw: L B want | opg Shoo com ar o 4 i = The offensive against rum #mUE- ;o 4, qispensable ple, and crullers. | O the hoise and e i e debts oW BRI yotloT Firemen—No Students Within, 5 & ¢ - a its | 1 a S Lyon, medi examiner, was notl- | \;no . € g , because no final settlement has x‘lnll,' :orr “{zfl hlolll.tm:.; ):o:‘r“::"l :;:/Thn dinner wiil be serve 1 by B J.| 40 mf d were: Newark Shoe company. |heun reached concerning them, Al Tolnglont Vacation) AR e Grand. rum | 2ore proprietontot Coll | Off Tor War At 13 Abe Altman Shoo compant, Conclusion Erroncous : 2 ) t. . . 1 1, “Jot r re of Jacol 5 chascrs and destroyers had taken | ™" et AUk Sl heBbuEBinile CIOMR BRI i s e e it fn Am d thelr positions along rum row to in- 1 0. Mis military ) 7"1 G i fror it e . the liguor vessels. | 1 ""r" i ¢ Fire | founded and . Fleet Is Doubled. “Hll“f‘ G llode e el f same document i . The offensive flect more than dou- lN I][S M[]INES TUI]AY : T e s e e e en provision would 1 { picdithe Tmificetininumbersthers Alexandria, Va., to the battle |the block between Washington and Indgets for the i . belng only elghteen of the lattér. R e e e et e : We euld not very | - The rum vessels, however, had dou- N sfleldid The s to put bled In number since Christmns 1ive- |IMechanics Savings and |iaveica by way of the 5 CONTINUE PROBE : was estimated b f ment of- raiivond. The Smith L 1 e rum ships are loaded a s R 2% to r u“v;fl!\!l’wl(i L yn:; ! fi‘(l’iu"r 1.;1: : Commercial vings Rearilziii s : i ! : v as high as $40,000,000 at bootieg| Ryns on Institutions tllery Special Senate Committee Will Delve ' ap. ¢ o ntel insisted prices. | The party arrived in camp. The | 2 s ling of tlie Pros| Lenor v The boat vaptured by t'12 marine ) women completod t errands and Turther Into Working of the « on a basis of ity with I - police today was the Maybe, o 700 | .o woiue D rted for t libition Tnit. ors. was only 1 . in v horsepqwer, bullet proof, capable of |\ " T o biema t r imme e finas 1 . apeed. Five policemen wera gonar] | Meines banks Sl . AL S er fn clarcd 1t T e - the patrol hoat (iypsie T1 whaa the ings and the Cor i I s a e vl ‘ h to dis Maybe was sighted off *hs Fort 1t 1 wer KU from it on fought f P s s ment ) a ten el Hamilton side of na.*ows, Thke the state banking ey (i e I} father by \“ ia T £ his T me yonrd the Maybe jgaosed a as anno 1 to wrosg o o I ’ = S 1 Se t i men aboard the L it was A e Michigan i f the . command to halt and aft:r pufting lactu witiud of ¢ men r ¢ t Couze T : h | '_;Y on all arward began firing at land private is mes their Other | uis act was taken after ( said he- the po police started o s ha Young oAl 1 1 plan the pursuit, returning t ire, 1 4 tlonsd was n 5 i 5 Hand 10 Hand 1 or t s § . a8 o : § A After fi shot ; ] o i e ; i s changed, the s - § ol \ S e sfer —_—— e taken. Two policeme ped f Asensare At obf il A itk : z L were still speed ( e e bi o s \pj to hand strugg % AT 1 \rir es of t T men on the May (Cont 1on P 12) ,.‘ 5 Y f Saybrook Manor Has | strous A “r‘ of from ar B DL s el ! Blazes—Summer Home of John fostne New York’s Jobless Kick mation Middleton of This City Razed At Working for Meals ', ,me open hearings 1 N ‘ : Now Y D }.—Mr. Zero's neld , ,,yw\"v A 1 i ! 1l prompted 1 e AU L nig Chinaman Wanted in d Wine Biat savbrook M c oy ro assigned to s R@lmw me.” wn road, Sayl ’ Eped Lol Ilm(lmd l o R : 1 ¢ Do A H « { A S 4 : G s G 5 today . ws 1 11 Vit N ] 5 5 Y t Y Do H 1 it q p. . X t 9 % o f 1 : omherat U8 fexpene e e i+ Judgment Against Loch it . ! Yee Do Hong eions . Reversed by Mich. Court y ! 1 NO HERALD TOMORROW " 1 : I The New Britain Herald Will tit ; not be published tomor s . BANKRUPT PETITIONS rows New Year's Day s A fus v H Dec. 31.—F The Herald extends New Year s s t f ot ha greetings to its readers P 1 s ce i g ir t 8 and advertisers | & andisave nle 5 g AR LIS NN of « 1 pass to discussi that som s " uel Perrault, 1 St ve 4o : i S wilitics, 8| #— = | Holdup Victim Unable Bls doctor said that t GLanTh g e [ i To Identify Assailants ¢ ¢ Etta ¢ w gland | bas: . ¢ Although a was safog < " ny ol |l 1 oD ) \ forecast, Merri ) his . ) was | Walt RSASEL les | & e S e opinton, liquor woul \ ank would « ; Kast Ha . THE WEATHER WORLD RAISES CENT ful, than last year because the price |¢ A o B i < ot ot gl by - = h iities $9,54 Hartford, Dec. 31—Forceast | | wor v 8 Talie SN0y, [ f';‘,]"‘ e MAN DIES y 3 Bridgeport, novelty for New Britain and vic |m|\' tive ¢ Sl Z s ; Edwin I labilities $24.341.02, as: Snow and colder tonight anc |three cents. The news r s To Watch \\r‘| Inm;.( n : : ; 71 4 Captalliniy RS e . 4 Washing DS kot St \ s s vears ag ¢ 5 Arthur W s sed on Pesd 33) | was 42 ¥ | $1 ! 8 N BY AUTOMOBILISTS Average Daily Circulation For| Week Ending l l ’1 79 l Dec, 27th .. ——— PRICE T IiI’EE CE“TS 'NEW BRITAIN-HARTFORDBUS LINE TO START JANUARY 5; MAYOR VOICES OPPOSITION ANOTHER HOLD UPIN ' Commectioat Co.. An. ELMCITY CRIME WAVE nounces Hourly Serv- ice For Four Fares Attempted Robbery at y . N . . . Cedar Hill Tunnel This With 45 Minute Run Morning ning Tlme. Paonessa Displeased at Rate, Schedule and Du- venue fruit : was | plication of Oak Street increased by one more SHar ert Whittlesey, of Haven | Motor Route. sorted to police that 1 up in d ght w ~ through a tunnel under the r at Cedar H A man accosted him Be » January 5, about 11:15 this forenoon Whittlesey | motor bu: operated be- e was walking throv the tween t « and artford by the he man to him to hold | Conn comyp Pirst an- nds and put his hand in a | nouncement of the new servics was pocket as though to produce a gun. | made today by William J Bryan, At the mor t an omobhile came | superintendent of the New DBritain throug the tunnel nd the holdup | division. an ran away Busses will leave ral Park, obert White, arrested last ht | this cit from 6 a. m. on suspiclon by the police in the |to 11 1 with the Muzan ki The rur between the d in the police court to- 5 minutes, com- 3 the ers 1 him in ning time of charge reported that had no evidence to warrant olding him through Statn- e Jast rve residents t was also elimin the | of that district who must now come list today cor to the cent the city and however for two former in- |change to a Ha d d trolley. mates of te It will reduce their time between police wi to in c- |t ci minutes, Saturday me- £l {m.\ .| The distance beteween this city 2 is no clue poli and Hartford wiil be divided {into a holdup man w four zones, for eich of tvhich a hich he forced Robert 1 I be collected, The over to him r Lie pro- cach zone will be 10 a revolver in the store of his FgR se of toke: the er John Golden in F Haven | fare betw the cities will be 33 1-3 t night n 1s believed to | cent dents of Stanley Quar- be the held up a Fair | ter able to make the trip street woman storekeeper the pre- | ior three tokens, value 25 cents, vious night. The company points out that, B * other prospective bus opera- > service for ue transfers, THREE BIG DONATIONS f Main and The route to Hart- street to Nortl, ford Tremo will ¢ nt, La 1 Comm , Oak, 4 Baldwin, Mrs. Blaine and Baruch Each Con- tributed §1,000 tan- strect Capitol use high will accommo is de about Mayor layor A, cldedly Y the in allow- Co. permission to this city a route ocal bus are of A commis- t P, Chjects To Fa i RIGID S IPINSPELTIUN L AU R Al Boats From New Orleans. San £} . Pedro or Oakland to Be Seruti B nized Por Traces of Plaguc It T - s thy Governor Calls Troops ey To Eject Ousted Official CRiTerik £100.000 VIRE LOSS A ‘.A.' :".x“n:\ s 2 [ W. V e ‘Ito \~ C e . x . t way at the P P A t s keys trom ated 81