New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 1

< | § e ‘uuo) ‘paojpanyy “ydaqg 1y RIQILABYS INDIJIIUN0]) m ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, MAY el NEW BRITAIN HERALD 1925, —=TWENTY PAGES Average Daily Circulation For Moy 2nd . 12,082 —_—_— PRICE THREE CENTS WACRI GIRL HAS |PATRICK, ARMY AIR CHIEF, BRITISHSOAPKING HOLD BRISTOLMAN AMERICA CONDEMNS USE OF HALL AMENDMENT RECOVERED FROM THOUGHT LOST OVER NIGHT, PNEUMONIA VICTIM FOR HIDING ASSETS{ POISON GAS AS WAR ARMS, ' ANENT 0LD TOWN HYSTERM ATTAEK REACHES HIS DF‘STINATION Viscount Leverhulme, Multi- Puleo Said to Have Concealed DELEGATE T0 GENEVA SAYS MEETINfi STAN[]S ) HlllllOl]all'G. Once Humble Toiler n vbeanchmgl’artm Prepare T Gomposed 0nce More, She Goes‘ Gl {0 Gourt to Hear State Com- | g and Pitot Drop Down plete Case Against Her ' Early Today. TECHNICAL QUESTION ON i, Pms s al Mason M, Patrick, chlef of y afternoon, flew -nlrh‘ into Nashville at 7:55 o'clock this morning. It had been the gen- Opening for Appeal May Have Been cral's purpose to come from Meme phis to this city without a stop, but | l'.fllhllfll!l'd Model Town At Port Sunlight and Shared Profits With Employes, Glving Them Six Hour Work Day. By The Awsoclate London, May 7.--Viscount Lever- hulme, industrial leader an ult- {ny@lMonaire “soap king,” succumbed to pneumonia at 4 o'clock this Caused by Removal of Prisoner darkness overtook his airplane at| | morning after a brief lliness, He was i \lage he o | 74 years old. While Court Was Stll in Session | Vi @ #mall village without tele. | | : GaVathiT eve . SO | graph fachlitics, whers the night | | As william Hasketh Lever, he and Jury Was Present—Witness Was spent. Captain St. Clair Streett | sarted in Lis youth in the humble role of soap cutter, but | within a few years founded a small tactory of his own and built up the business until his enterprises assum ed world-wide importance. He was raised to the peerage in {1922 and, combining his wife's ma en name—Hulme—with his own, be- came Viscount Leverhulme, § accompanied the general as pllot, Tells of a Quarrel With Bag- General Patrick said no difficulty 8 experienced in landing at Eva, nd that the flight was resumed at nano. New Hay ered from her su air seriice chl evening caus- ed great anxiety. Citles along the route were on close watch for t den coll eourt yesterday afternoon, Olympia Macri today resumed her third week on trial missing pla Ilying time hetween Sagnano, alleged father of her baby | Memphis and Nashville is only two gir! hours, Court proceedings for th time waited late yesterday or the mur er of John Willlam Hasketh Lever found hig first job when he was 16. It con- (sisted of cutting and wrapping soap. From this humbla beginning he became one of England's greatest in- the| It had been planned to send ont tions of t young ) Il‘:;: ;m:‘u‘ ) y ?n it ‘\w“ er advices were to the effect | gustrial captain T.ord Lever! 0, followir E mony of : e air had either | ¢ha h I's plane changed 1ta | —multi-miltionaire “s0ap King three young men concerning a fight |Met with an accident or had been | course In the neighborhood of Den- | factories and enterprd between the girl and the slain man | forced down fr Tennessee wilder- | ye \ two miles east Johnson- Jowed the British flag over tt they seen about two weeks be- | eSS, I: e only word recelved during | i) oceeded in the direction | fram Port Sunlight, hia model fore t) 1l shooting in the lobby the night was that an afrplane had . When seen In the vi-!\|igh village, to the Congo, to ( of a local theater, suddenly screain- been seen flying elose 1o the tree- plane was fly-| South Africa, A de. cs and Switzerland, Waverly and| lfour years affer Willlam Lever alia, the Ur «3 and fain mother. ¢ d in the arms of I rt on recess at tops near Johnson City. from tme wa 1iour B n ecarly 1 ed ' vegs g soap he until this morning. Mer plane had not been seen at!motion to a clerl Miss eri was il tory, and when he n on the inooga and St tween Menr later every one thought that he for, life v quiet night s ready to con asked for Information But not so Wi The N offic lineor tdea of be: b manufac. cxpected to be called by the state v station which reported having ! turer had taken definite shape in his have becn disposed of Two ey d the plane mind. and soon he had a little fac- ing. one ealle of Johnson iles from Men plane flying close to the was seen to pass Johnson tory of his own. His romantic rise dated from that moment, It was a fight, and a h to make for- une emile, b ally she did and hefore many years had passed his th had grown to such pro portions that it 1ally disturb General Patrick and Capt reelt arrived in Memphis yest y afternoon from little Rock, Kansas. The offjcers said their plane 6 o'clock last night, | was running porfect testimony of the ifed ma his model works and model town and Lawyers Confo lined strests, Port ]‘ is one of the marvels of s was in conterencs | M1s, Sturtevant Will Offer Labor Trouble Blamed for indieiriat Fnlant. The hous msel. While t plofitheitagtenyiley : . oy 5 S 2 a mont) dialls aro kot seerct, 1t Iy under. Him H(}me When | Explosion at Fairmont i e With Fmplores R e te Free Mine Tord Tavehme Sl great British employer to introdu Fieriunal Blenilssitor the. try but Mass., May 7 ‘ar e VA ey ke o tal Cospannessiing Gho RO S rthehi e bl ex-convict and kidnapper b O e siee otaeir ment, Miss \laerl was not lynamit Uil ey red a six hour § hours a day himselt. JT seri 1 an m} i higt Ha ¢ westion coneer nt of !day hy tevant, who says she is co that Woc rd is her long lost son mation cont Ming Mass rs. Sturts ’ ing wor risoner cc 1 he Asa i | tory, 8he ) sha has found her mis: Bloteily opers aided in their Mrs, Sturtevant | L AR ] L v Ty e e “,k and \(\u‘l His \l]\l((‘ 0 wvard 1§ co een RonT T 1 the power | ibout - journey at a later date. Honay. (Ratith iiles distant, felt ,.\ i 1 the ex anano | sur RS on rta on the general situatior strike was 1t ; f ok mother 5 xXpr 1 fes to union coa the s ot was on We rd e BT A ol eear Th Slfanm . s Ohmpia Very Angry e Sturtevants have five ¢ cars at 140 1 2o s that Olympia a vo of t married, or 1 121 cars at : e er, writte nel e unfon op ; Sl b i y J Woodw s that } 1arte Man Fatally Hurlr'lr as \u(omohlln H|l~ \\ all Ma 1s and the ersity were id in tha pursuit t jor traced the “JOL" CANNON IS 89 ., May 7 1or speaker of t < Girl at Ragnano Home Takes Air Passengers ooy witnges called during fhe Inside Arctic Circle - n s S el Pa- B 1 house. today passed the 59t 1t > Ay pas 9 e tee i e THE WEATHER . remony ° A Alling 1 10 g Hartford, May 7.—Forecast B « t r w n BRYAN VISITS COOLIDGE for New Britain and vicinity: *h ? i of Fairt sand 4 i slde the v M ) Talr tonight: probahly light N LA ! 3 frost. Friday Increasing cloud g . - I 1 e Iness: not much change in s and s r W Hons fr. | ed on temperature. tinuedino Page 17) he pres . n to lunch. ' # Shoes in Wall Space FAGTORIES NOW DOT WORLD GOODS VALIJED AT §3,000 Merchant Taken Haven By Deputy U Marsh For Hearing Before Com- missioner Corbett—Ends Mystery, is proposed in a new iraft cor wlm.‘l‘lur of the sentative desire of and peopl was arrested jed at about $3.0 purpos He rec heir attorneys in the fow weeks in attenpts to dis tock of goods had supplied when Charges of eo herefore hibit the ex substantiated tter dropped xat soma of thelr suspiclons e CONVINGED WOMDWARD DLOODROUNDS TRAL 5. . " ISHER LONGLOST SON WEST VA DYNANTERS < 5 i ara |0 ia against con o [ G R \krupt estates, concealed consisted HERO OF SEA BATILE AT FALKLAND ISLANDS DEAD Doveton Sturdee Commanded British Squadron Which Met German Warships In 1911 Copy of Policemen’s Testimony Gerald Chapman's Trial Received by Police Commissloners Switched Babies Put Inlo Hor In~t1lu‘mn \ 'MNM*MM Theodme E. Burton Sub- mits Resolution Prohibi- ting Export of Materials for Making It. 1 Press . May Conden n ot he use of polson gas and prohibition wrding poi: son gus be chtares Sent 5, 060 lens By Radto Recewea' In 20 Mmates BEBT SHflflTlNh SEEN ~ Photographs of Sham Bat- IN MARBLE TOURNEY ,‘ hn..o]ulu to New Yor eorge .\I(\:Iiuuni~ and Stephen Cassella Enter Title Contest Goes Abroad to Wed Girl He Met in War Pacific \hnl 7 Legislature Appmves Entire List of Changes in Charter CITY MEETING BOARD NOW APPEARS DOOMED Comumittee on Cities and Boroughs Submit Tleport — Bristol Court Officials Receive Pay Increases— Frequenters Act Condemned by Senate—Consolidation of South« | ington Borough and Town Fayored Ha | boroughs com of the general BURTON assembly today sut ted a favor able report on proposed amend- ments to the charter of the City of New Bri i iding the Hall 1t to abo h the city meet- ablish the ol and re ittee report for ap- it will go to the y to Governor John for approval. Lack of the part of members the city meeting board re= e introduction of an nator Fdward F. Britain, to eliminate ranch of the goverument and s accepted & re- committes so-called quenters a Al consolidating the town and “ ) las heen ee on cities eduled for e is a large colony v Bri people at this re t T the ¢ Posa Yout : N "BANKRUPTCY RING” Many May Be Disbarred From arzpls Practice As Result of Boston Tnyestigation Miss Collett Eliminated After Ceding N Strokes MARRIID 15 YEARS Barrow