New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 10

MAYOR REPRIMANDS ALDERMAN JOHNSON Hits Back Quickly at Reference {0 “Political Stool Pigeon” Alderman J, Gustav Johnson the fourth publicly by Mayor at last night's mon council when the support of his resc an appropriation for was reprimanded A. M. Paonessa ssion of the com- alderman, i fon to cut out a police depart- ward ment clerk, remarked the job would | committee were ordered paid. Dis- filled by a “political stool-plgeon.” he mayor interrupted the alder- man and to a point of order which was recognized by Willlam H. Judd, presiding officer, as well taken. The mayor insisted e alderman his 1 tion impro > alderman's only rose marks 1o the matter in ques- attacked him for alleged his remarks reply was a remark that if the “gag rule” was|( he supposed he could } unanimous vote. to he invoked do nothing but submit. Alderman Johnson's was defeated out an appropriation the charity deprtment. for a car for to appoint a committee to investi- | sessment < law | works were adopted. gate reports that the pure milk is not being strictly enforced. Want Arch Street Widened A resolution was submitted by residents of Arch street asking that the street be widened two feet on the east side a four feet on the west side. Traffic congestion was the reason for the request, it was ex- plained. Residcnts of High street submitted a remonstrance against = building a house four feet six inches from the curb at the corner of that street and Broad street. Two years ago the council voted the site of the proposed building and the matter is now in the hands of the board of compensation and as- sessment. Since no report has been submitted the line is now 10 feet. On that account the remonstrance was accepted and forwarded to the building commission. Mayor Reprimands Johnson When the budget was submitted Alderman C. J. Dehm moved to adopt without debate. Alderman Johnson amended to strike out items for a charity board automobile and for a police depart- ment clerk. The latter would be filled, he said, by a “political stool sa raised a point of upbraided Jolnson for concerning the order and his remark ship. The pressing alderman said he was ex- his own sentiment and if the “gag rule” is to be effective he would abide by it. The alderman said the charity department could ————— Cuticura {Heals Imitating Rashes Don't suffer with itching, burning rashes, eczemas or irritations when Jcuticura Soap and Ointment will %uickly relieve and heal. Bathe with ‘nticura Soap and hot water, dry and anoint with Cuticura Ointment. Nothing quicker or safer than Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment for all skin troubles. Soap 0. Ointment 25 and 0. Talenm Be. Sold ‘everywhere. Sampie each free. 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R . | that this building line at | clerk- | | | the | recommending that no aviation fie 1d | | | Alderman | mended be required to confine | resolution | sion to move a house through Glen as another to cut | street. and a third [sion, board of compensation and as | | | | | 'g“Feeters" on Duty for | Dr. Bittencourt, Rio Janicro | conrt was simuitas system, and your doctor will tell you may | “* | Three Claim | corner of NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925, hire & car, not buy one, Councilman 8, A, Lynch and D, Nalr spoke in favor of a police clerk, the latter venturing a guess that the alderman was poorly in- formed The amendment was lost and the budget accepted in its entirety, The budget will now go to the clty meeting board for final action, A Dbalance of $21,000 from last ar was turned over to the school committee on recommendation of board of finance and taxation. Several transfers rocommended by| . e | Hoard weretdlieVotad. rovidence, R, I., Feb, 19.—Rich- | viation Tield | ard L. Broome, mill man of Slocum, E the finance board |1t T and principal borrower from {the Kingston Trust Co, which has | alleged ! purchased this year waf accepted , COllapsed as the rosult of N5 ihanimats vote: | embezziement of $110,000 by fits Bills approved by secretary-treasurer, Miss Maude ¥ Tefft, was being held as a material witness in Washington county jail this morning in default of 85,000 recom. | PAil in the| Broome was arraigned at a spe- Salaman and it was | C1a] session of the second district court held i the home of Judge James O. Watts at Narragansett Pier o'clock this morning, y | follow as a | from justice as he was boarding a | train here for Slocum yesterday af- ternoon, having agrived in this city from New York earlier in the day. Attorney General Charles P. Sisson grilled him for seven and th: | quarters hours at Providence police headquarters before ordering his | arraignment. and the board of public| Following the —questioning, the ’ | attorney general announced that the prisoner had admitted horrow- ing a total of $51,000 from Miss Tefft begining with a loan of $1,000 m the fall of 1923, Although the attorney general did not specify whether Broome was aware that | Miss Tefft was irregularly appro- priating the money to lend him, he did declare that several months previous to the first loan Miss Teft had been warned by the board of directors not to extend credit to Broome. Woman Not Surprised That Miss Tefft was not surpris- ed by her arrest was indicated in the statement of Attorney General fisson that on Sunday night, hours before she was f{aken custody, she had sent Broome to New York in an effort to secure a | rebate from stock swindlers with whom she had invested money be- nging to the bank in order that she might to some extent cover the | shortage in her accounts. Tt was jnmn his return from this trip that | Broome was arrested, Froome is proprictor of the Ponti- ac mills at Slocum. He is said to hate commenced borrowing from | Miss Tefft at about the time plant tially burned down reconstruction was loans were covered unsecured by collateral. Interest on these notes was never paid. Miss Tefft has admitted to Attorney Gep- eral Sisson that Broome's requital for her favors in lending him money was the gift to her of small quanti- | ties of cloth from his mill at vari- ous times and a Christmas present December, The belief that Miss Tefft making hasty preparations to meet the crisis before her arrest gather- | ed strength yesterday with the dis-) covery that on Monday morning she transferred deed of the house occupied by her mother in Wake- | field, R. 1, to her two brothe Earl and Andrew Tefft. Attorney General Providence at 1:05 this morning to continue his investigation in New York. TOLERATION PLEAS ~ BY TWO SPEAKERS {Continued from Second Fage) Ta FROM RUINED BANK Rhode Island Mill Man Nabbed 2 Witness in Providence The repor the finance counted bills pald by the ler were approved The claims committee leave to withdraw Alex comptrol- aim of s0 voted. A of a committee absolv- the prosecutors from blame in ure to building la tors, was adopted, I'he salary of Draftsman Sheffield rke was increased to $2,600, by report 2 prosceute G. H. Wooding was give permis- Report of the city plan commis- Want Hartford Bus Line Changed Alderman J. I Maerz submitted | a resolution to have the railroad committee endeavor to secure “local service” instead of “‘express servic on the New Britain-Hartford jitney line. Tt was adopted. Alderman Johnson moved for probe of the present enforcement of tihe pure milk law. He was informed the law is not being strietly enforced and samples are not being taken re- gularly. Dr. R. W. Pullen, chairman super- intendent of the health board said | state funds will be available in July and all milk will then be grade A.| The doctor gaid there are only 400 quarts Dbeing sold every dav| which do not conform with the law. The city uses about 23,000 quarts a into “ni\r} {he absence of a bacterlologist in the summer months the depart-| ment was confronted with the prob- lem of whether tests of milk or of water was more important and the latter was selected. Alderman Johnson Pullen if he didn't think the res- olution was meritorious and the doctor replied frankly that he did v hot asked Dr. his and necessary, The only by notes, neilman Nair said he thought | Johnson was derelict in not reporting violations of health. derman Judd calied for a vote amation and before it was | <on, Alderman Johnson “doubted” The vote stood e Alderman his duty by to the hoar the chairs decision. .6 against the Johnson resolution. EDITOR BSCAPES —_— last was Pub- lisher, Had Been Held Without | & he Trial, Since July, 1924, Assor G Buenos Air gers arrivi steamer i Edm Rio Janeiro Corr ted Press. ., Feb, 19.—Passen- here from Ri confirm the rece | ape from confinement | ndo Bittencourt, editor io Da Man- s Sisson left by DO s of Dr. of the prisoner )24, under in Ay the &teamer left Rio, Febroary Dr. DBittencourt is de- 4 to have st in Rio on of the Chil re the passengers said 4, an ge | 1! r known. universal su neiy re ‘widely recogn in America than anywhere on earth In a monarchy the people can be compelied rve the state, but in o state must be made cople. To do this the an intelligent and rest in his or her gov- | Our government is after | what we make it. If it ficient, qurs is the 1 we alone are to constitution or Difficult as it we have amend- United we is m a democracy tl lto serve t citizen unselfi er ceipt of details of §ov of a frfe press in Brazil en brought to he Brazilian publ as cor- Bittencourt sought 1 supreme court in to obtain right to ippressed est cir- pression | has attention exactly and ber If it is ba Neither ov laws are fixed things. 10 ageompl i the constitution of the and cun incteen times more if we is good credit, blame, trom the Rio Ja parsonal Jaily of lar teen times, - 1 it n A vism or Red the popular e which prevaiis er in Bolshe from Review of Infantry Hartford, Feb. 19.—The govern- or's staff is<rdered on duty Monday ening, March 9 for tendance on attend g to t from but v fifty per o t of our Gover! review heir i we oug AS pe il of . antry me natlonal election, the state ¥ more in- than we . we have when King # de adjut 1 An efficiency d ting of Lieut. Majors A. Butler an. h infantry state g in our 20 or as soon thereafter venient for t as may properly come Resignation of gene E. Cl 1 pany is ¢ As long to t trial of such persons be First ties ir where ques- fore it e Lieut mans publi Roman iberties importa ceepte ic was safe discharged W | repu Damages For Collision Hurts s ma end- re rovery curs.” Barton Douglas W suits an automol Al str in thre t sult of Faces Trial f‘or >T1;\'ing To Kill Third Husband n, Franc Feb. 1 -Mme M venue Hartford, Wehster, owr aims Tink« rid ar Janu r of one borough ary 5. Jesse of the automobiles, damages and Mict Hazel Burr, who were claim $5,000 and $2 for v teri s trial attempt to ski and ¥ spective iries sa acei- | ARREST BORROWER fugitive | 4 OBSOLETE PLANES ‘SINK’FAKE SHIP Ryiators Jubilant, as Maneuvers Show Them Effective San Pedro, February 19.—¥ive ob- solete naval bombing planes of the vintage of 1917 “sank” a simulated dreadnaught in target practice here yesterday, dropping 20 TNT bombe on or near the area representing the enemy vessel from an altitude ot T,- 000 feet, Aviators participating in the test IN THIS BOOK THE PRESCRIPTION FOR FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE WAS WRITTEN OVER 69 YEARS AGQ 20 states the iy Mitehe o t | have attacked from an altitude of mation, each of the five carrying two It was in the second attack, how- inginRreourianco Mot theRR Mol Mg mean point of center” was Assist Seceretary Vadsworth o 3 1 Assistant Secrelary Wadsworlh of jeutenant J. S, Strong, who led was ince about the middie of December Admiral Robert Coontz, com-| { were jubllant over the results, and ‘lmm 10,000 to 15,000 feet w great- | cr speed and accuracy and with a \ | much iter measure of ety S”B‘IEET flF TA[K | from the operations of anti-air raft | | i f 117 pounds TNT content. i The at the target was con- Oyster Men Meet 0 DiSCUSS | Shcrna ™ nrmiivesr tuat to, it of tho : ten bombs dropped came close ) Industry’s Wellare 5 S [ ever, that the squadron made its ”“\‘rl‘,]}“f"flf“"'l :H" ‘I”‘ Health ai- | 054" rocord. No one of the ten e i ibovi Al droppeadin this sl stiucs s er of cltles came herc | ypo water more than 15 yards off scare over ovsters. Those attending ; od t o 5 et hull of an old flying boat. It honed to aiscover methods by WHICh | s (oed i a sposd of approximate- definite tests could be made froM |y 35 miles an hour and the firing ime to time as a protection for this tin St GentariDy tholten .“w";',‘ 1'""‘”“““ ; r‘n‘ d, “l"“""‘ after the test that the re- o \.(u she “1” ‘VIu"U was no rea- proved Drigadier General on to fear typhoid germs in oysters A G Tooluel Raoreatas | A "'"'”\ ;‘1 o I"“”? B mander of the United States fleet, | "l‘:‘ nger ot ”“'”””‘" i1 he watched the test with great lin the industry wonld he Gaon i Ll B | declared that had they been equip- guns. | enough to the moving target to have today to confer with the public| ;. neah point of center of simulat- hoth the public health and the set down a “perfect at this time and t no unusual s aRRaer ,,,,nzh”dmml conf tle the government could do to aid | ped with modern bombers they could “The plaves flew in a V shaped for- caused serious damage. Jealih service on means of prevent- | ] rvice on means of prevent- | .q- gypergreadnaught. oyster industry by observing officers. typhoic conditio a0 htainec phoid conditton had obtained | oS 5 non e 11 ! there | | Recalling that the public he ! service has ported that since cember 20 oysters have not contrib- vted any unusual factor toward the spread of typhoid infection, said: “Public confidenee un to | return and will undoubtedly be en- | tirely restored he industry | regain i | the deliberat Airplanes Dropping Supplics on | Marooned Swiss Save Lives of | Three During Storms. 19.—Food from the | {skies in hape of corned beef ind hard tack dropped from air- | planes in daily flights over the A saved the lives of three Swiss s who were warooned t days by terrifie storms in the cinelli shelter hut on top of the Bernina mountains and who arrived safely at Pontresina yesterday. e Alpinists, bearing two days | rations, left for their climb on ¥eb- |vuary 10 and were caught in a vor- tex of hurricanes. They had heen Jne four days when Swiss military '8 discovered them in the wilder- them fo their 3erne, 1 to a definite cours will not only public confidenee human ingenuity another outbreak of tmpossible.” LARGER AIR FORCE 1S BEING SOUGHT Great Britain to Ask Enormous Appropriation and of hasten but can w constructive action wi return will as a of do s0, similar fli ness and directed shelter hut. he fliers then returned for food yich, being unable to land owing ta the deep snow, they managed to | fling to the Alpinists as they swooped down over the hut. T riorm- | ance was repeated daily until the | 1 first time aviation has at to play in Alpine re- ked to s lie Assoc or This is wen bron lief wo - expen i f 21 for the nance 1 b uel Hoare, publie the While the 15,513,000 pounds the plaine colonial office 116,7 in Transjorda Trak alty want 0 pour fleet 00 pour expi during the air ision of e air| fina seeretary O 1 today | r 3 ! «m- | Charles W, Bryan Taken In Tow for Speeding cola, Fla., Feb, 19.—A traf- | fic officer yesterday stopped the Jtomobile of Char W. Bryam, | former governor of Nebra and told him that he was cxceeding the speed limit. 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