New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1925, Page 1

il | i | | ws of the World By Associated Press LS I‘AHLISHED 1870 LAWYER GRS TESTIFIES IN UU0)) ‘pAoJiavH “idaq IApv NEW BRITAIN HERALD WHO nanduue)y ‘ MAUKI CASE; Declares He Saw Bag-| nano Leave Theater| With Gir, Gun In' MRS SCHUER DIES OF Ry I]PTIMISTII] ONFUTURE OF U3, ADMITS BACK ‘WAS TURNED hmerka € an Successfully Gom- | | pete With World, He Says - ACCIDENT INJRIES ™S FATH N o Average Dany Circulation For Week Ending 12 082 May 2nd .. PRICE THREE CENTS r[r FLOTILLA PUTS 0UT TO SEA T0 ENFORCE BLOCKADE AGAINST RUM Must Marry or Go to Jail on Liquor Count Washington, Pennsylvania, May 5.—Joseph Emerick, formerly of Cannonsburg, Pa., but now of De. uuuunfif P[l K ONHOUGHTON TALK trolt, Mich,, must marry or serve | B T i HODeiv ‘l\lmeflisadflWSESIfltemem || “Emertcic o0 auass wen || Will Be Aid to Europe A . . from Detroit to marry the girl left behind ard that ha brought some whiskey with him to cele. Coast Guard Service SEES. SITUATION IHPROVE For USA Marble Champlonshlp |Looks For Better Business That | | Prate: Editorial Expressions Too Meager e TO Patrol Coast to P | Judge Cymmins imposed tr " P “W . P C) s sente told Emerick 3 . o e q H P a . Hand, In Close Pur- Elizabeth, Her Daughter, “wil Expand With Increasing | sentence \:I\"w 14 Emerick ]v To Give Washington Picture of APPLY HIR P[RM“‘ Walnut Hill and Oszood Check quUOY Tyal = 2 SR h 1 t e courd || - ) Is Still Unconscious at Force” But Does Not Overlook || hring his prospective bride and || HOW Blunt Outline of Policy Was Hill Schools Pick Entries suit. Hospital Possible Depressions | » marriage Wcense into court bs- Recelved in England P o i s N ospital : fore tomorrow morning. for City Titl <. 57 The Ausciated Press. w {By The Amociatea Prems. LWL for City Title. Police S ¢ Tells J o Birmingham, Ala., May 6.—Amer- | Washington, May 5.—While Am- z ¥ s ry Mrs. Emma Schwer, 47, of 593 ., e cn etV | bassador R ADOkA lon hison = e s Y e olice dergeant lells Jur) e e o pep|ican business can successtully com bassador Houghton spoke on his o D OrcanizersRRlanBioR Gall s first two local s P Fvery Vessel Carrying i e B R G ELER neteEmtinanyl na ioaon et '"‘JAP PROBLEM SETTLED esponsibllity in his address in Lon ganizers oDl heTareid Tunlor A Prisoner Said Father of | daushter, Misa Elizabeth schwer,| =0 500 5 50 e jon last night at tha Pligrims’ din- | " ; g Contraband Is o B 18, & student at the New Britain |he opinlon of E. I Gary. chairman | fiet, Drealent Caolidge I8 vars Tiabe It Hardware City mant. marble shooting conte ontraban s lo Dbe e Chi ' The 7 State Normal school, was struck by |of the hoard of directors of the SmD BEL Ev S Ho fcaid oolidge i8\yany hope: i ¥ detert : S ) Her Child Got What Was | 258 S0t s ek G, Hum | United States Steel corporation, o EHARA EVE s e National ards v Watched—Big Shake-Up Due Hi | phreys of Canton Center Sunday |pressed in a conference with news- ardtl ans il be Rels i e et Jurnzyk, 19 3 . ue Him. | evening, diod this morning. Mrs, {Papermen here today. Forelgn Minister No Tonger Tears ropean gtatesmen and pec . 7 s was in Service Admitted. chwer recelved injuries, which,| Mr. Gary was optimistic concern- (5t Bea{denChtaclnl (natk iaRence BT GEORGE H. MANNING plon of tha Wa from the outaet, mads her condition | IN& Amerlcan industry For Continuous of Friendly o S e i (Nas ) Huriau ' ald) | jefeating his br ASiir A s . iy ; s y ro ion fn Curo prov-| * Washington, May The comp New \ N Su | critical, and little hope was enter-| “'A8 to business conditions gener- h ; B 28 : Walter \ el Sl Sad e sl B el " lally, 1 am hopeful of the future,” he Relations With U, § IS EnMeSEEIEID Y foRe: the cur 8 receivod Al woclaied Pres, Weiner, allas Joe Harrls, an actor | U v I sciarea’ He demcribea Limselr ag nd tha probable early fo s tlonk of 1oyt —Twenty: | Mrs, Schwer was well known as|declared. Ha described himself : Ton T y e bk O e A i e as Fnahen i a Twenty-one who was in the lobby of the local |, “conscientlous and. hard-working |20 OPUMIst, & man who cxpeeted | oKl a3 b.—Forelg et on | ¢ oo [ tional Bank | 2ho0! aiply i e b ey theater whers John Bagnano was | woman. She held positions in the K7 d'{:i“’fh" D crarecty sl s e (oo ol iowa T dtaniil et 1 recuperac | 1aq | thereby disquaiif today left Cliffon Pay, Sta- hot on February 26 by Olympla | National Bank buflding, in tha office 3 g s sald that the e ® 2 |tion on other side of 1 Joht Wax 235 Parkvic s e M Macrl, now on trlal for the murder | of the New Britain Record and the |3 Poseibility of fallure in a given ald that the immigration question ||© t NS | ‘ " rim row to open of Bagnano, alleged father of her| New Drilain General hospltal, O |CPicrprise. He helieyes (hat Amer. | last Spring often hreatened Japar s hle out 7 X § AL R LIS g ! ; 3 2 ritain G 2 spits low will! have: better business il e-Amer ations but the sit d agenta of t ptrollers I E M S S s 110, was subjected to a Erllng | late she had heen employed at the |\ S e s Ul el i e e sident PSSTSl s s Ru ecp the liquor armada off the At- oss-examination during the morn- | Stanley Works. It is thought that | \n'lln“rz‘ : ,lm‘ FRCMDS ,r,‘\ P e o : LB s 3 by LR ; h & tie meaboard June 1 : jm‘:_:l:’“‘ "H". 'fi’(fl“ii Joseph | her daughter is her only Iiving rela- |15 0 fnancial depressior at the present time friendly rela- ol etc., of the of mer y x o y navy's speediest e bie Sesla | tive. Arrangements for the fune Faith In American People tions are being ateadily promoted in | 1" aeall to orga o 06 tha nahio force, the Seneca, _”-;’;’ mitted that Lis “fl”k‘f“fif which is in charge of Joseph Halfl Fmphasizing his faith in Ameri- | poth eountries ¢ g Ml 5 exp 4 the applica \ 5 W Yamacraw, ovard the door throuh Which | have not s yot. been made. industry and the Amerlcan | T¢ this econdition continu HES St countiv's econs granted hort sat ! n and et. Behind _wéfl" 4 he th ?\flrfi ter being At tha hospital this afternoon it | . arkingm he said: forelgn minister said o Abads el — the em were 15 8t r craft, convert- it twice h'> bullets from a gun Al- | was stated that the condition of Miss | [ pelie n this country. Tthink {¢ha it would bring ahout a saf and use d . Als the trip to Atlar A #ed 1o have heen fired Dby Mim beth Schwer remains the same. | tha people generally will follow the | goreco o0 B8 S Cits Hs facrl. Under direct examination helgpa has not re gvlv\‘ d consclousness. {flag of loyalty and patriotism and | oot e kel s el eakocli suins most “of them capabls of 1l said he saw Bagnano leave the | \iioy ara ablalin every 10 copo L9 OTIDBI0 isATBm it t il A 2 cater with Miss ind, in pursuit. Koletsky frequently trapped Har- ria with his questions and the latter veral times changed his testimony larris was excused from the stand i“ter a discussion hy opposing eoun Macri, gun in| sl concerning the conviction of Har- is for theft, He will be recalled very ruled that a New York paper could not have a repre tive in the eourt room du e trial. The judga also cautioned | paper against predicting future lon of the trial. Sergeant John G. § al police force, w 1 immediately chmitt of the 0 arrested Miss fa ng, took the stand after Harris, “Got What Was Coming to Him.”. On direct examination by State's Attorney Alling, Sergeant Schmitt told about arresting the girf and the ng the morning session Judge | fter the shoot- | ITALIAN NAVY MINISTER T0 QUIT POST IN HUFF Admiral Revel Objects to Interfer- ence By Mussolinl On Air Servioe Reorganization By The Amnciated Pross ome, May 5.—T] dignation of Admiral Thaon Di el, minister of the navy, and the assumption of Premier Mussolini e opposition news- papers to be pract Iy certain, if riot already accomplished, The gov- ernment ne pers ars maintaining a complets silence upon the sub | ect pflhrlh‘g an official anr mr | that portfolio by [is declared b nee s reported that Ti Revel ent arge crowd which gathered at the mm,; his resignation to M iheater entrance. On the way toYesterday, withdrew it at eadquarters, he aaid she told him | mier's urgent request, but later t he son for shooting J the day renewed his decision to r iagnann was that wou the the kid and take care of it “Ha got what was coming fo him nd I'm glad of it,” Schmitt testified e girl told him. The o othe atement she made on tha way to sadquarters was something about e baby being taken care o chmitt continuel. Ho aleo said t er he got her to headquarters 1k rowd which followed was so large at he had to take 1} i a captain's om omaas Reynolds w ot note paper a was 1 took a statement rom her, the witness said, aud con- tinued that Re 1s asked her where she got the revolver. Her an- | ver, Schmitt said, was that she got It two ks previous from ev ather's house, Carried Gun a Week said, to the se that he v aw carryl £l Kolets} A quest put to S FR 5 asked at atiice shot in SRCanasNT AL Avery i itt gaid 4 ar t q put to at s AUTOPSY HAL S PUNERAL Coroner Decides to Investigate Sixth Death in Same Family in Months—Tolsoning Snspectd I - ANov f)')lah6l\C\' Murder (Case l’o l)_c Hpald in l-nll 1 James N ¢l stood to sign and so informed t morning at a Quirinal. The admiral's attitude is under 4 by his ot tion ns for the reor nee At th fiatn ization of the Italian air servie i Revel is said to be emplated i O il i or He is,also to Muss jeve that 11 coordination of t stroy 1) ministry vy forces will d ¢ thairios ald to oh ral Pletro oral staff, the coordination of the alr ser ct to the pro Tiad ! to give G fo, the 1 army ge control of POWDER MIXER KILLED Thomas Reynolds, 10, Instantly Dies As Result of Faplosion &t Win- chester Co. Plant New Haven, May Thomas Re Jlds, 40 years old inst led this morr sion of powd the W o lavel oft hIn. 1otk red his abdomen $10 a Pint Offered Students for Blood May 5.—T s Inokin | | | 1 A sifticient Rntiivio Mother and Children Jump to Escape l-:irv f {inDrin s ln~pcrlm Offices To Be Moved JARDINE TAKES DARE, WIL BUST BRONCHD »ecretary to Ride in North Dakota of Agriculture u')wvlm\. the speaker maid that Ja- | Overpight press '»‘ " peed, iglantisners ANCH SHATT 0 Lt 6 Gy et Pilgrim dinner speech in London e creey marked the departure. Jt naljonss Our peopleiofior the hiand r limitation o ament Y ic- p o the not known what steps were to ot {Handshipiand good willito eyeryili ILREDFMItalion ot anmamal 8 too mragre s Comrades Fly Overhead As Seryices ] ‘ : 3 DR v and to all their peoy At |2 pos sibility if earricd out properly 't o | il 1 war of extermina- Slsmna S rmined | AN considered from a standpoint of Are Held For Pilot Killed in ¥ S < n, A Captain W, V. E. A Al for ] Y Rl PEIINE G oha, in charge of the coast guard a keep o 4’ rong 1 ! althy Hasic nolicyrotaro] Saturday's Crash. : R e o t Tistric an- wrally and p v e % ¥ feg &K 7, /14 %o Sralait and edbance the T o T i ; ounced that “the time 3 2 , omote forcig! e N oo for stricte: o 1 Jost_intorests of our own prople 0 traid e Rty T measur That the corporation would make emigration Wi z ; 3 = 3 air tieets off the coast, improvements 1o its propertiss, gocs el e atad 1t var from Connectieut vithout saving. sald Mr. Gary, “so P S ‘ o = rsey. Captain Ja- Jong as large and increasing markets ; s = 2 s said 1 r that he had continue to grow el N & | [ T 1 or given orders to otncron \ere on a L Wateh On Every Rum Ship inspection of Alabama e Tt was understood that one of the ) tary funera Ilames Go Where They Wers Not id he to post one or mors ater fleet to watch im row every hour, ssible for shora RIFFIANS PRFPARlNh 3 Wanted—Absolutely Refuse o Jiy commander TAeutenant cause last lopineagnl, French More l)i~1u1'lmd by EoRRECd in tiy . et 5 Possihility of Native e shakegpamongifhe $00 cd to Base ceded the Uprising per it wa Round-Up ; John % e pla ~ Br Tha a4 Prosa ase, ad- AT Na m z A 1 1 to the ar- na H anfon, T s n B g various Angus D. MacPheo of Clesen ! g er mem Wi s and e b ke, ' 1A it bv: J Must Have W ashinzton’s ©, 13 1 Wriina e bhitnatpat Tad ' wnt v ESCAPES DEATH BY BOMB r i to r S ity 11 o B s e . mal | - ’ i ) [ v Il Kol {so men of any old ctew wers 1o be heid nere Question Churchill on t —_— 8 tribens Heo i dnes dithe suiecraw starting Ju \ o S e 5 - PO a rea ont el jfxle_pf‘psh( Reserve 7% Vormer Booflegger Lises Brcause ral | ol s bronchos as you can lead Tondon, May 5—Questioned in the ot Infernal Machine Placed in Auto Sl 8 prison, awalt- ) : ared F. M. Rus AR e e ia i . ing T Thret an tant secretary of, agricuiture average p Caiis L o Fxplodes Prematurely others twere 1 to have undergone in a lctter to John M. Stephens, 8U- garve for $166,00 ¥ o Associated Prosa, 0 s f 1 ! fRLnetc0I s ot united AR, I3 N N | s ned to discuss - Flajns field station | nyrehae 4 e G arn s ag & prisoners. worth(y in SIS « )7 denied that tephens were horn at PR alding of 1 0! owner, 1 c guardsmen in jafl ( ) & : a8 2 Wae ' T Rt hfor v g dealt with the . £ tines . n 1 Ainig . s a P 4 st ¢ prisoners, o 11 on t S 2 W sns was in Washing- i - — | s CALA f s - T ton recentiy 1o had a taik wih tis Cole Would Strengthen ‘ ent KPPEAL TO COUNCIL T ! ! 2 it nEnancing s < informed him of his J ' : Washing y 8 Tl s S B Conn. Coast Artillery : r r Ganening and s int 1 1o visit governm Hartford, May £ z ‘o T £ Operation.” e 1an ‘l" 4 king City Fathers to Hear All About That < ‘m B PEDISS a v, Ad Permit to M. 1. Rennedy Befor 5 ) . e 3 Time 1apires ] e & FIVE TAKEN OFF SLOOP : ‘ t s an ‘ant S 1 A ™ i . £ e 2 Sthar s TRl Owner, Wife, Children and Seaman / s i " ] APl K e 4 35880 Remoyved From Boat Aground Off . . < . ne's respo Delaware By Coast Guard Crew ot ; L iR ) e o D sad " ¢ s of ra s orig s L « ar 3 . . § i ) 1 ¥ " * ror \ \ P that s s . slo Machado Grateful for to 1 2 Washington Hospitality y feat : Auto Reported Stolen MONS MIN ROl RN ; 3 E i 5 Taken hy Former Owner Ll . pienty ¢ Wil St ¥ propoml o ’ Incendiarism Suspected i z s S : 1oL Ree In Mining Settlemen turn Thousands Homeless in an Japanese hnc~l Fires ., . : filed S A ( srs T THL WEATHILR e 1 h f s Hartford. May —1 orecast , for New Britain and \iciin " " te n Lair tonight and Wednesday - . r \ Hightly warmer Wednesday ] s 8 T B . i 0( a police, + ing him fo r~ shoin b ~ ~u i i ¥y the same