New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1925, Page 1

News of the World S ‘ Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 12,030 July 3rd | l SSTABLISHED 1870 —TWENTY PAGES ASK POSTPONEMENT AT THE PAROFG0D Death and Disaster Accompanies | SOH( B[]ARI] AND ON FILM HEARINGS l CLOTHED IN SHAME, Heat Wave and Terrific StOflm COUNGIL AT 0DDS .. | | Stale Seeks Dely o Costite- Tis I Rer, . L. § Brooks’ Pic- ‘J[]HN[] WELL, JI]VIAL \New England Hard Hit by Bustol Hias New Tnstroctor But (ionality Fight i fure of New Britain O HIS 86TH BlRTHflAY Eloctrienls Disturbance= N0 Appropriaion NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, JULY & 1925, PRICE THREE CENTS POST OFFICE DEPT. FACES DEFICIT OF FORTY MILLION DOLLARS FOR THIS YEAR (OLBY RETIRES FROM Reason Attributed By GANGSTERS' GUNS BLAZE ONCE MORE IN CHICAGO y Genna, Third Brother to ¥all fn Last Stx Weeks of | nder worl] Fend Chicago, July § (&) Chic | guns blabzea i oty Alert Man Saves Express THEATERS IG10RE STATUTE! SENDS REPLY T0 PAONESSA - G, it o o From Wreck—Bolt Kills | IDUSTRIAL COURSE ROW wounding Tony Genna, 11 o Fead of Poli Cirenit Sa3s No Taxes ‘\nm ter Wha Objects to Commerce | (3olf, Dinner and Organ Motorcyclist — Trolley Will Be t All Until a Finnl | . Hi‘. | Recital Forefathers of Nation Do Not Turn | NEY feuds and Board Of Edueation Request For | on Sunday Expresses Wonder That | Cars nna was shot For $7.794 Turned Down Although Lecision Has Been Reached—Lon- Harey W. Griffin Has Alrcady terence Held Today | Over In Their Graves, {Seerstown) July up—| Boston, July John D. Rockefeller was 86 years | to yor A. M. Pa Sk Sl il | Rev, B 1. 04 today. His program for celebra- | focts of a serics of severe thunder ey 3 t { the ven ¢ | tol ¥ * tion of the event included a round " b | storms which swept over the sec t Sunday evening erl- |of kolf on his private course, a i i ticized the mayor for affiliating him- v with a big birthday | } an organ recital {winds and t me given out at the | Been Engaged For New Position. Hartord, July e e o day was recovering from the ment of the I new film tax this Friday i fal to the Herald.) S~Th down with [ L SO's letter of yesterday, gauntlet was Hioolt s a bang last night | to the tlon yesterday, accompar tial high ; - city council board of 1 ir self with a movement to have stand- SR B ard ‘hours of business on Sunday niorning, reiterates the stand he took at that time saying: “I must con- tess that 1 stand preeisely as 1 did Sunday evening, in fact 1 am more convinced than ever that my posi- | tion is well taken, after learning Aring. more of the sitnation. It is worse 1o pre- than 1 tho ing if ft Mr. A R e R Wick “T have rec trom you a letter ! fer purporting to be an answer to my | been 'scrmon of Sunday evening, 11 In Medford, was kil AN have also read the same letter in | b bolt which struck him on the head Herald. 1t is evidently pleasing | s Seven trolley 5. six of them to Your Honor to have < crowded v rome Hand i gers, that H burban nd am | 1 to 400 passenger wade through from a lin Saved nucation, when the propose co ted winor Injuries 2 today | course He said thot been asked b : for the hig and property damage which will ru : Rockefeller is well and full ; e i e nates was left of good cheer and gratitude for al [t0 hundreds of thousands of dol the blessings that the coming year Was Very Hot Day | holds for him." storms e He has ‘declined scores of re- quests for photographs, saying that he posed for so many recently in {Florida that he does not think ne ones are n ary. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and his | two polic ned $1( carrying De-| ¢ postponement cause the high and dry with state’s | of the ieutly preparcd at said he did not wish three ju who 1t the he impossibl brict at the b Triday Attorney it Mad am of council to funds. iperinten- | days aft 110 de- wd nd | leadership grees reported from Springfield, bu s e A i up.” Upon motlon of | witnesses n Homer H. Judd, the re- | tomobile w an apropriation of $7.794.- | lice ¢ the west 94 to pay the ourse | June, but when he w s tabled indefinitely, | custor a week put the on | his accuscrs w i1 Coun One b motion, head and 4 Councliman men, At th “or the first thing, i a eritleal rd of education migl Gornatis and buy police reached 1 to high school.™ | 1oyiq) the identity of his assailants nellman continued that he ket ot 1S curious to see just what the | o0 g rd of educ wld do should o conce opriat of the hot- 5 he the necessary a was The test da d one explanations of s of the summer, the high Schools 1 but that it thermomefer ro: facts sent a full figur would | g 3 t and would zh ding being Brooks letter to the mayor as having | were on falled to bring much relief excessive heat. Arthur Wi Lynn, a motorcy t shelter from the storm under i M. H rom th 1 George W York interests request, Mr reed not & r on o who s expenses of the o vd by a lightning #id, and to oppose = as wide pub- given to your 5 1 am willing 1o ac- | omodate you in this regard, yesterday {am sending a copy of my re his office to |y, ss, as well as to your o court mext pormit me to remind you that Iwhat 1 write is written not in the spirit of malicious and abusive ALl Data on Frank 1N also a county cond v as possi cor- were struck unon respondence, Histrict affidas ieh know, t ire a polo instructor of pole the | The ts of the complainants had asked delivered to o appear in ponies for Train From Wreck el : William MeDonalg ot et at- {145 : saved the Bo and request be re 1, at wl tack, but with a real respect for | T R Ught express train from s beean Tax Com- | vouy high office, and with nothing Y when he | a imited he £ and Spe- g cteem for you personally. | near the Wilbraham line, He Splain were gt of all, 1ot me state that 1| seen a free fall across the (ruc was quoted correetly. 1 never claim Scores of fires wers 1 by tway from the con- | ning. The most serious destroyed ds or deeds, 1) burn in Lincoln, R. 1. with a loss of mark exactly a $35,000 reading your | n not willing to | the statement. i repeated questions of FALLS FROM SEVENTH ~ FLOOR TO HER BEATH s held this n Spring tion after Super- | asked for the ap that an instrue r had been en, and all prep had been received for the lass but only 24 puplls could b comodated Councilman Judd Surprised incilman Judd interposed the ord of objection, saying that atte ouncil wreel missioner cial Tax present saying regulations of mer, all featurs |, films shown in gubject to the tax 0 cents for every et in each r ohvions that read ration: libi nor run YDS (rences of my w did malke the quoted, and s letter I an one word of and comee ters 1o yoare In outlying d gardens, side Iks and even road surfuces were shed av Seores of Muchlen Meets Tragic Death in New York Hotel Baroness joint session of board of educ that the one nd the matter ind understood had been turned knew he saw in communi You state that my remarks indi- ASHE eated little knowle of the subject JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER : : e ”' 1»:v" l:' 1 attempi: od to digeuts. mh’un“vmfi:{ mlly willibe at Po G 5 | T mfw::’m ockefeller estate here, for the e Sich o ens vl nret “'Wh‘lx. dinner. The organ recital| The !l vou did ot orizinate the ides | will be given by the Rev. John M. |Court of opening stores on Sunday, but |Furman, head of the Irving school fand for ; 2 b at Tarrvtown. Mr. Rockefeller | Mrs thatdthegnierchanls Chen WCI€ | jieard Mr. Furman play at the First the instizators ond, that the pur- |1\ 2 ipose of t stio ot to | Refermed Jast Sunday technics ! when the man © narrowly i word half taday ed being struck e Whi i ¢ course had been startad 5 e 41 Superintendent Reiche said that T the bo couneil | 1 an electrician had decided to with mmer v York en Zur Much o and t At Actermine the atti- | I wfacturers and that | fall of the go | the Ritz-Cartlon would 1 he ¢ 1 until Coo on hag court L in the dark en on the qu n in the fa nuntil wld restors Mutilated by Boit t was the idea -operate by work from a seven o8 chazeh and board fo hotel od him 19 regard ing sto taking the ta eupplement ufacturers pupils for the e The golfer in { thur White of Lynn. T hi& head and split S6-vear-old to business and give He lkeepers an eppor- | 92 > 2 Sunday 4 nine holed In 48 a few | ica score which many & |automiobile part ourse : ma b When m nd g went ahead drives are his the envies, ame | an His for & | bv to enjov few ho to coo the | hired He the b I thrown creation on withont suf i £e age, v His app iliasa ot fin as an instructor and oth- | ey v e D man of result of (G USRI S Neither Company Nor Fim Before Bar of God study of Sl o Sor Yon da not to Make ! Concessions super fenv that turning and | buildin That ner it on made put Willing conncil ; Already Fngeged | san him, such 2 sugoestion was my ported Instructo: “Then the b el Whionlo to 1h eontention, and wh as orig A friend told a new stor: gardens w him wagon ndard Ol m an course Dutch diplomatic e <oted to 2 or net Wheels of a T vith vou did not concern passing il & R should throw a creaked so londly t ate paused approach e without knowinyg | bi?" asked | ; Fran ves. Here G ' o5 th . Jlained the | ok at m € Superintendent T xplained the | © o h A E e an diffore nsual gone to he of hiring — - FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT . Syracuso (AT e laings et X As this (Continued on Tourth Page) o ST AGp AND PULPIT RRE 2 aking ertaking shot on |to wade through water ok he ning of oil A T S ¢ the nt than ¢ for necd eachers it th its | bus | Atlanta business 25 11 Clorgyman and motion as A. Tracy declarel Mavor, if 00 paving | street, give cation to spend { When new dofinite fabling w harp Actross Marry After Vear's Three Men Killed. Another Tnfured you o Appropr it to the for business Courtship. and Fifth Fccapes Inpury at White Plains Farly Today (Continued on Kourth Page) ACTS AS TRAFFIC COP i 2o T0 PROTECT CHILDREN zrenes ves telegraph o hill as desired by ns and Tar- or the ne (Joseph R White Three men Plains, N. Y., July & (@ ininred ury wh while Miss Ramc retre , one Syracuse automobile in whi they were crashed into a een White Pl today. comin i Andrews ‘Hops Out of d that all eit Vincent Santore and nto th Manhattan mony he dead are ut don his and Munson 1 teamer, just Mich brother, T’y of Anto and Takes Command 15 expense allowar morial money with ard on a | and the AU Crossing vailabl What Will Be Result? will happen of v toda ~ounell’s flat refusal to propriation last nig! returned ael Mo- leg and other in aut from Joteph R. Andrews b now ovol 3 is in w Britat emulati s omo- rists, this 1 Stone who declared last to w stitutiona s traif 1 problem as vould come from Paving Permanent paving onsly opposed hy resid perty o Wes council meet n earing on niile Dela vner to fa With such a Josition pres: saved a numt rious injury by " Priest Who Married Them L € e R | Rl Andre J .. ~ A omobil 1 rth on Main Officiates at Funeral i car, but Dr. Amos O. Just as he Be- nmercial Oppo: nts and pro S Hara of street and turning ed to ta their horns ¢ <ht through | Parking Rules Again {the crowd, scattering the young-| Parking regulations on Main str sters. an to the king was tion between the boule Riverside avenue on t street. A compromise whereby 20 minute ective from P're Boulevard Dble the matt fore oposed s UP—F or t tomobile ports twer ard record by value, $34,618,- QUAKE 1N PORTUGATL . July S—Earthquake shoc northern provir HIGH TIDE July 9 (Standard Time) New London 11:52 a. m At New Haven 12:43 a. m. 1:26 p. m POLICE KEEP RIVAL SUITOR AWAY /i iiit ity Prisoner-Murderer \L'flill Tries to Commit AND GIRL WFDS MAN OF HER HEART ‘_ ][N]\' W[]LUT"]N CASE Postmaster General Is | Increased Pay of Em- i ployes And Change In | Rates. New Y(n‘k Hnmc Rule Law Confusion Forces Him to Withdraw | parrow. |Every One of the Larger Scopes, | el for John T g . Cities in Country How- legram today from former ing he Dayton tria he recent deciston | iston of New | rt invalidating rule statute bro Wa prevented {of time. | cibli pro- |© =5 was egtimated New The indicated deficit for the year, hows Material would Gain in Receipts. 1k hington, July § (P—A approximately §4( deficit 000,000 for postal operations for the fiscal year today by ty for some his regrets and &en Postmaster-General d the court de had | ahout a confused situation | York municipal affalrs in sntinued study and | which ended on June 30 was | - |buted by the postmaster o= | the increased pav of post |and tiie change in postage a similar message | Iy announcing total po: to John R. eal, rvmwr\(v §2 2,682 for June at ssce |trial city post offices, he said: that the| «The receipts of the 50 selacted amply | post offices for June show an in- le coun- fcrease of 14.72 per cent over Junc 182 €ON- 1524, and those of 50 industrial cities | With 16.45 per cent show even a bet- ter average. “There are two circumstances in attri- general to employes rates, al receipts 0 indus- v sont or Scopes in Ten tified to know ndant are ray of a he mes: 1 g ram follows ending te t the follow- am to Mr. Neal: ‘T regret vier you that 1 cannot be pres-|these figures, the ent at the trial of Mr. Scopes in [the fact that ¢ Dayton, Antedating responsibilities [citjes sho \ increase; and the been brought forelbly upon me [same is true of all but one of the lered today by our|s50 industria! The month's llate court in a|business is fherefore quite isfac- { the coun- |tory from the stanlpoint of the post New York, de-|office. amendment re-| “Of course any constitu- [these figures as fo or the city. | postal receipts will balance expendi- & into question an ex or the current year is the ount of municipal leg |merest guess. But the figures quot- 1 upon the amendment and {ed would indicate a deficit of some- ed and critical situation [thing like $40,00¢ which is due, n invelvi & closest etudy |of course, to legislation passed by quiring numerons and imm: ‘n-( last congress affecting both pay ces with city officials [and rates.” You Hearings Begin Soon Pt A special foint congressional com jon soon will 1 most gratifying connection with first of which is one of the larger cities, ch 1 city o am on estimate based on how nearly the 1 an 1 to our at ng home rule tnr know my views e conduct of the 1 deem to he |mis and what 1 am |various parts of the ¢ is not involved and |al rates and ) are |mendations to - [first week of fhe 1 | Considerable op: N ntly increased rates has been voic rdant lyjed by and |large o [they have curtailed From the two and one half months operation of postal ials have im | | | gin learings in intry on post- bmit reco! luring th simplc co Decembar seasion chedule position to the re izations have declared postal business org mail users, who will revenue the rates, found it jnst ef- new find myself in thi almost had toward increas Experts) caloulats produce about $50 funds but the s are they possible to d would the case’ they ofticials now say indieati THINKS BRYAN MAY BE o o AFTER NEW AHENDNENT 25 Total reve lof 1925, are expe 2600,000,000 compared 000,000 for Expenditur: 1924 and t ing anywhere near for the fiscal year ted to approxtmate with 2. fense Connsel in Scopes Case Pro- 7,000,000 4,300, fesses to See Trend in This it was $2 Direction of expenditures for 1925 1 made up but they are In addl- e not t smaller than last 3 fion to t normal about $34.0° ase {n employes 'KAESER SUES BRITON FOR | $9.500 FOR 1,08 OF AUTO Hartford Plaintiff Claims New Brit- to be night added by the pay which be- N was ain Man Was to Blame for Collision hs city has in a suit for ilow Kaeser of an au- No- 2r's car Kidnapping Cop Is Given Prison Sentence hy Judge IN HONLY VIGHT BEES DROWN « SEVERAL CASUALTIES REPORTED IN SEVERE QUAKE IN JAPANESE CITY WEATHER —o— Hartford, July 8.—Forocast for New Britain and vicinity Fair tonight and Thursday: not much change tn tempera- ture. mber of t nneys collay as The Jesorid the regivn THE n s Borough H as posted last might after the bride’s mother complained | incident, ost severe felt Austra | ot this year SINGER DIVORCED July 8 (P—Oliv singer, knowsr A as Oilva Frem« was granied a divores lewis Brainard of New York ecres of Judge Arthur {Chapman in superior court. wor city b