New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 11

ST, LANRENCE S » TOBESURVEVED Deeper Waterway Project to Be e Oarried Out Washington, April 23,—~After ne- sotlations of more than a year, the way has been cleared for uctive un- dertaking of the englicering survey of the Baint Lawrence river decp waterway project through final agreement between the United States and Canadian governments on in- structions to govern the joint en- gineering board's study of the problem. The final draft of lustructions to the board, made public simultanc- duslygin Washington and Ottawa resterday with the completg covre- spondence In the negotiations, showed a compromise fnally was reached In the matter of water diversions to be considered in study- Ing the power possibilities "of the project. By this the joint board is directed to consider in its study the effect of natural water levels in the Saint Lawrence river of water diversions from the Great Lakes or the river made under license of either gov- ernment, Belief that, with the final agrel ment on instructions, tite enginee: ing study of the joint board could be completed within a year was expressed in a statement issucd by Becretary Hoover, as chairman of the American Saint Lawrence com- mission. The settlement, he said, marked a “decided step in progress toward determination of the facts and therefore the solution of the Pproblem.” The authorized investigation to determine the feasibiiity of the projected deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the Hudson river also should be completed within a year, Mr. Hoover said, and with a survey of the economic aspects of both projects, it will then “be pos- sible finally to determine national policies and to proceed with active steps in realization of the lakes-to- sea congection.” RADIO WILL BROADCAST HIGHWAY CONDITIONS Detour Bulleting To Be Issued Every Friday Night By WNAC Sta- tion At Boston, Hartford, April 23.—A plan for the broadeasting of Connecticut highway conditions every week has been arranged -between the state highway department and the Bos- ton Motor Club. For the benefit of commercial trucking interests, and the pleasure vehicle drivers as well, the department's weekly detour bul- letin will be broadcast over Station WNAC o Boston every Friday at 5 o'clock. f This arrangement, which will sup- ExTteEnD spring cleaning to your kitchen.Replace your old range with a Crawford and you'll get the helpful, de- pendable cooking ser- vice you deserve. Do you know that youregulate the oven heat on a Crawford with a single dam- per? It'sanexclusive Crawford feature. Let us demonstrate. A. A. MILLS 80 W. Main St. plement the publication of the same reports In the papers of the”stato, should prove of service to users of {he state's highways nuw that the n‘;nd-hulldlng season has been start- od, With the advent of the ‘annual spring road activity, when heavy ro- palry, as well as entire’ roads, are belng carried out, motorists will find this information of value. The department's practico of Is- suing regular weekly bulleting show- ing roads passable and those where heavy repalr- work and re-construe- tion 1s bLeing carried out, has gone a long way towards removing the undertainty that formerly existed | wheh a week-end motor trip was {eontemplated, With the detailed in- formation that s thus made public through the newspapers, and now by radio, the state is in a position to | keep the public Informed and to suggest proper routes to be taken to avoid traffic dela 0 ATTEND CONVENTION New Britain Has Prominent Part In | sessions Of Federation Of Men's | Bible Olasses This Week. A number of New Britain men will attend the convention of = the'| Federation of Men's Bible classes at Mount Vernon, N. Y., Saturddy and Sunday of this week. Severad will be on the program and it is expected that the presidency of the Federa- tion will come to New Britain, where the organization was . formed last April. Dr. J. E. Conger, vice president, is expeated to be a candidate for the presidency in the event that the | incumbent, Neason Jones; of New York, refuses to be a candidate for | re-election. Dr. Conger was the originator of the movement and | chairman of the gencral committee in New Britain |tion was founded. Dr. Conger and Ernest R. Dechant of this city .will speak at the con- vention session Saturday. Rev. John L. Davis, D. D., of New Yotk, form- erly of New Britain and first lead- ler of Everyman's Bible class of this city, and Rev. O. F. Bartholow, originator of the men's Bible class jmovement such as is in operation in Mount Vernon, New Britain, Bridge- port, Waterbury, Worcester, Mass, and 15 or 20 other towns and citics in New England, New York and | New Jersey, will be the speakers | Sunday afternoon. Dr. Bartholow is the father of the New Britain class. B. 1. Armstrong, song leader of the | New Britain class, will be song lead- er at the Sunday afternoon session | when more’ than 1,000 men will be in attendance Dr. Conger, George V. Hamlin'and Frpest R, Dechant will leave Fri- idny afternoon for New York. Presi- | | dent Walter R. Fletcher, B. ¥. Arm- | | strong, Sccretary Ired J. C. Ens-| worth, Richard Hulbert, Walter W. Gould will leave early | Saturday morning. Others are ex- pected to go Saturday afternoon and | Sunday. | CHILD LRAVE! $1,500 ESTATE The estate of Genevieve Pomhow- ski, a minor, has been apprafsed at $1,500, this amount representing a check from an insurance company. | The little girl met her death in an | automobile accident. Elizabeth Kar- | doka's estate is appraised at $1,626.~ 23, reprosented in bank accounts, when the federa- | | Dwight NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1925, 125 ACCOMMODATED INKLINGBERG HOME Runual Report Shows Receipts of 68,308 for Year e e The 21st arhual report of the Children's Home, sent out to the donors of the year ending~May 22 1924, contains the following finan. | clal statement: | Receipts For the Orphans | Balunce on hand, May .22, 1023 ; ,681.97 | Donutions . 163,16 Hales 505.28 | Miscellancous ., ..04 18.44 | Expenses 1 Food .and clothing . $ 7.671.16 . 819700 Payment on bullding, gas and electricity . Miscellaneous $,320.00 | 14 w-;.m‘\ Cash on hand Income For Bullding I'und | Balance on hand .8 10338 Donations .... . 2,156.00 Interest, Ravings Bank of | New_ Britain ... 6.20 Rebate Burritt | bank . . 38,00 From gencra 3,372.00 | 8 Payfients | Burritt Savings bank .. $ 5,400.00 Balance on hand 8 $ 5,675.58 | Since the beginning of the home | 21 years ago the total sum received | for the support of the orphans and | the completion of the new building it $373,554.82. 1In addition to this; food, clothing, fuel, ete,, worth ap- proximately $31,000 has been re- ceived, making u tolal of money and | supplies amounting to $404,554. At the beginning of the fiscal year which the report covers there were 126 children in the home and during | the year 17 additional ones were ad- mitted and 18 Jeft, making the pres- | ent number 1 of whom 64 are boys and 61 are girls. Vesuvius Sending Forth [ Dense Clouds of Smoke « Naples, Italy, April 23.—Sudden activity on the part of Mount Vesu- vius, with internal rumblings, the| emanation of smoke and flames and a slight eruption of lava and ashes, is proving an attraction for. the foreign tourists, including many Americans now here. The director of the Vesuvius observatory asserts there is no sericus danger, the erup- tion being caused by part of the | central cone collapsing inside the | crater. MRS. Francis Divorced. Paris, April 28.—Mrs. James Francis of New York, for- merly Katharine Edwina Gibbs, has been granted a divorce on grounds DEPOSED BISHOP SPEAKS * N NEW YORK CHURCH Thousands Umable to Find Seats and Stand Outside Oheering Aged Prelate as He Leaves New York, April 23,—~In the robes | of the bishopric, with stole, cassock and ring, Bishop Willlam Montgom- coupled with finga of $50 ta $2,000 in the United States district court yesterday, The sentences by Judge Smith Hickenlooper breught a finale to the long drive of the government to end grafting by Cincinnati polices men and nelghboring village “dry” agents, Sgniences were passed on 68 of the defendants, and one of- ficer who was unable to appear be- cause of |liness, will be sentenced before Monday. |cheer the aged prelate of the Lpis- ery DBrown, twice convicted by | e 2 %0 ROBBERY NOT MOTIVE IN WOMAN'S DEATH of the community church of New 'Two Men Held Following Finding of York last night, while outside the church police reserves held back the crowd that could not find roonr| within. Hundreds stood on the street throughout the services to M — copal church as he merged follow- | futllated. Dody=-Bag: o ing his plea for tolerance, Dishop Brown said that he was | delivering the address he had pre- | Los Angeles, April 23.—~Two men pared for last Sunday at St. Mark's- | are in custody today in connection in-the-Bouwerie, Bishop WIMam | w1 the death of Mr ) T, Manning of the New York diocese PRl BTl 8ol Uny ternahrer, City modiste, inhibited him from delivering it in an Episcopal church of the diocese, | Whose mutilated body was found be- and restrained Dr. Guthrie, rector of | hind a roadhouse in the suburban St. Mark's, from permitting Ulalmpi town early yesterday, less than a | mile from her home, Brown to speak in hif ehurch, | One of the men, Luis Valdez, 35, | Speaking on “My New and OI1d | ithe” Tishop Trown used the | was arrested on the comuplaint of | k Ye Tlirst the Kingdom | Hollywood residents that he had d His Righteousness,” and | been molesting women. Noble Sharp, explained that Me . had entirely | also held, is alleged to have quarrel- abandoned supernaturalistic theol- | ed with the woman recently and to ogy and inferpreted the ‘Bible as|have heen threatened by her with a allegorical and idealistic cxpression | breach of promise suit. when it dealt with events unaccept-| Mes, Unternahrer wi able in the light of modern scientific | yoars 1. She came here from Bolse, progress, | Idaho, in 1916, She owned several S valuable pleces of property and ac- . . . cording t oher friends, always car- ncinnati Pollce . |ried about with her a sma!l chamois ntenced for (,raftmg‘lmg containing a diamond studded Cincinnati, Ohio, April 23.—Cin-| Watch, a platinum bar pin set with cinnati municipal policemen and vil- | diamond and several rings. lage “dry” agents who pleaded guilly | When her body was found this bag 1o the charge of conspiracy o vio-| was missing, but the presence of a late the national prohibition law | ring and a pearl necklace led police were sentenced to prison terms rang- | to believe that robbery was not the ing downward from 18 months, | motive for the attack. Jewels Untouched Culver forty-cight 58 MOTHER Castoria is especially pre- pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of MM Absolutely Harinless - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend of desertion. The couple were mar- ried in New York in December, 1922, THE HERALD CLASSIFIED BRING RESULTS ADS | Great Body Builder, Full | of Vitamines Nowadays old folks {are increasing their | strength, vitality and | endurance by the use of {Cod Liver Ofl which |according to medical | men is full of vitamines | and is the greatest body | builder in the world, | Of course they don't ke the nasty tasting, il smelling, stomach | upsetting oil itself. 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