New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 12

"'NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925, use of certain books at the discre. on life for one week has been given | his broth ¢ Shotat At I \; . - with printing an open letter to Min- | Qwedi i ”fiHT DEMAN[] F"R [ion ‘ot ‘the Hbrarian ‘and are per I_AST Mw TF B e ot sk pad Love #lc0n b braiher nad feed he ahety dir [ Pranc Newupapar Ownar: i Rutian se oscujuinr (et | vedih. Fieightge but t pent cont f Is Sentenced to Prison be given to “kill him like a dog” it tions. Suggestions also are madea for \Maurer, a drug store clerk in a hold - 1 n tag i Paris. July 17 UP—Charles May. |'h® minister attempted to disarm na- | London, July 17 (—The Bwedisk | vacation reading programs. Jp. Six hours before the time set g 7 o 3 g |tionalist organizations.) |oll-driven cargo steamer G ) | New Assistant Librarian for the execution of the erstwhile Changed His Plea royalist leader and director with | oINS which reached here three days ago ¥ Canadian millionaire, Governor & AT reat Daudet of the royalist party's VERY COOL IN ROME, from New York, suddenly caught change in the staff , moved by a mysterious tele- \ded g i but newspaper, L'Action Francaise, was| Rome, July 17 (#—Weather of |fire at Victorta dock, London, yes- ' ' Chadwick of Roel . 84 tinued from F Page) graph message from Detroit, granted 1 the tedia death v senfenced to two vears' im- | astonishing coolness prevails in [terday afternoon and before the Library Reports Little Increased --eas s - i3 assls fom ! raprisve, G S O e e e e Rty % ot ¥ 8 3 v an o Promises To Surrender ey burst i tears and pleale ¢ r of the Interior Shra- | usual torrid heat, Wraps and over- [was badly damaged. The bonded lfl[eresl n Mflfl's Urlglfl s e ) written ¢ he The message came when all hope 1 h a techr : he sentenee was pronounced | coats are belng worn in the evenings. |tobacco warehouses on the quay 58 0 a gr a had been abandoned by Scott and e PR ¢ default, Mauras not appearing in | Gray skies and showers are frequent. [were ignjted and with thelr con- —_— a sleuth Indignant him wife and aged father, who had | . A R AR A E i oo court where the case came | Romans who usually desert thelr [tents they were virtually destroyed. Despits the o . phia Th 5 218 When 'worked for weeks to sate him, It |« . ) o T contending this court was ' capital In the summer are remaining | There was a cargo of celluloid oln 3 “ort . 1d 10 confessed the killing and promised | gy the art " ineammnetent and he should be tried | at home. The streets here are crowd- |the deck of the Greta, which it I \ t 18 clerk, surrender, urging that the hanging n his heyd Seat aded a $30,. | ir eher court. ¢4 while summer resorts thronghout [belleved was ignited by the sun's PR T A was strugg vith his broth- ayed. It was given to a mes- 000 sa ation in Wind- Mauras was charged In June | Italy report a poor business rays heating the steel deck plates. e b e er. He was identified fn miors than $enger boy on the mreet in Detrot | cor Onr,, LA LN BTl hit ‘ - robleriss, He by & young man amd was signed | jon of a £12 tidse oiasth S ks or e ihiak v Thies : g ST maintained that Robert. his brother il and s s hare ] Dia b ' isa they ean Never apprehended, was the actual | gaor £1 in the constr demandicor thass beaks wbing dlblcicli eserves ot orthessiemnkaniia | SR DTS B UK TSR L [ oad o mie e anchicasRand becinetin GENUINE LATEST MODEL fons on both sides of the question s he = yste milk.” The 30 year old condemned man, | Man Gave Boy Message, fha lbraryioftloinla havainlacediino 4 torney Gorman, ™whose colorful career has included i ;) . book market, however, and mnew | o Al - b . 7 Seort was sincere, he death when news of the reprisve | Rot 8 i ing him to delay books on this subject are being x L \ \ 4 into the polles came. He bade farewell to his fath- ¥ ussell Scott, s fotnd constanfly, One béok by 8 Rc e SR PR A st . elf up instead or and acked that the inscription b & m. today, wa . AT EXACTLY prominent fundamentalist, Dr. How- " derad by the state of l'llno!s"'i ard A. Kelly of Johns Hopkins uni- 0% ZEIF0 0 g Russell Seott next be placed on his tombstone, | seraity, | YA Seientificl Nan| and thel| o ETISICIsCHAseC, SYETVIN g frOMifip pyg 4 the following Monday Had Sald Faresell [not describe. The man gave him Bible.” has found its way to the |TOEE it brother surrenders, we will He had taken leave of his wife, nfanto delivenithe imessagaito)) g e e e | G i ¥ 1 St e ne Catherine ,and given her his pletures [a Western T'nion office, the boy said. | |8 New Britain | v and is available | " \C ) el owship day made the P12 m on frial and give him th o 'j_m TR raatatiiATanctn :l‘qr-;v of Text of Message, ] h ew books e = hom {s seven years old today—the | Eprinzfield, 111, other new books on the iy o ana candle lighting esre- O BLLL 9day g piect is “Human Orlgin” by 100108 00r “ory’ ettective with Som Observes Birthday Ray hlasfathecjinasiiodis jeinanged | (IOTDE HintmEe RS Nl REMEMBER flr. George Grant MacC: aeathetle dancing and singing. Deas | Rochester, !N\ ¥o July 172 (P 21! ildren are in a Rochester, N. [night at Governor Small's This is an unusual proposition and will never come again ! ing worship. dise ale; an h A ution 0 eir | from Detrolt, Michigan . of Yale; and “What s Man?" |\ ) j0g formed a great part of Happlly unatware of the grim shadow insiitution Sl gnorantilotithelr 2 £ Arthur Thomson. A Lf""“"‘ |conference. The people in rge (that had swept past him, Robert i o ron ay hanging of my brother, I en :,-:v ,'v-.\. Rl s s sest oy Se obsarved his eighth birthday 1 the death atch guards, | will be in to surrender mvself, T th modern facts all the National Y. W. . A. Miss Mc- v with his two brothers at the SCO't was e "”i;“-s when am the one that shot Joseph Maur- Konn, the Girl Reserve secretary. Hillside Home for Children while his, 28 Informed of the Governor's ac-|er. (slzned) Robert Scott C L I,I : by M. Luckiesh, director | "0 o " ke delegation, and the |father, Russel ccott, condemned | 107 He had agreed to continue | The local telegraph operator com- | B8 . O of tha resea laboratory for the P was &' intores by a tour murdere o1l at Chi. | Playing until he had made 100 munjcated with Datroit direct, and Jener: eotric company y Bur L % 3 i in e col £0 wh T3 1y oy Dol e e il ot | N T General Flectric company of Boston and a beat trip from |cago over the reprisve that spared POints. He had scored $0 when the | Western Union officials of that city 246 MAIN STREET OPP. THE MONUMENT Foreign Language Books S opane Ao N frr o b news came were directed to turn the message R ; S e TG S B Exclaims “Thank God!” over o the Datroit detestive bursau | cdie Caie i Ayare b Jr, have never learned of 'Thank God!” he exclaimed. His|for investiza directed by Hartford Y. W . [the sentence of the father for the eMotion overcame B Fight glrls have already registered g of a drug store clerk du When he red slightly he {from New Britain. Camp Aya E 1 , but - |asked, “TWhere is my Thank The demand for foreign language | ] continues in increased ! amounts and far in excess of the | ability of the institute to supply. There are books in 17 or more dif- ferent languages besides English These books tell of life, customs and conditions of foreign countries and also of American traditions and cus- toms. They are taken usually by children of peopla who are not edu- cated in the English language. These children take them home for their parents to read. A vast demand for bo of this kind comes from the schools and Miss Greta Brown, li- brar . reports that there is need tor hundreds of books for which the | library, has no funds. | A largs portion of the work in the library at tlis season of the year consists of the sorting of books for for girls of high school age, and is [home today declared that Dudley, 9, God for m e's ¢ 0, won't located in Woodstack, r n the oldest of the threc had been Someone find her and tell her?” Black pond. It offers swimr taken into the confidence of nis| Mrs. Scott was found in the apart- boating. dramatics, handcraft mother before she left her sons to | Ment of a friend. She broke down ture study, hikes. outdoor suppers, |fight for the lifs of her husband, He 2nd eobbed: “And to th campf The camping dates are had been spared the details and the | thought there was no Go August 7 to 21 and August 21 to |first definite news that he had was DPravers mere no good.” Sept. 4. Any girl interested may < reprieve | Governor Small's action obtain a leafiet at the Y. W. C. A. | " shield the boy from | after Scott's relatives earlier which gives some information, or [shock, his guardians at the home | %eek had been unsuccessful in ob- address Miss Harriet Willlams, Y. W. [took care that the news should not |taining a repriev r commutation. C. A., Hartford, be broken abrupt!y to Dudley, who | Business men and ds of Scott, was to have the double responsibil- | Who three years ago was rated as ity of concealing hls joy from his 2 millionaire in Windsor, William E. Hasselback of 62 Mar- | brothers and keaping suspicion from | dressed an appeal for cl ket street reported to the police last their minds that anothar ordeal may | President Coolidge ent, orially | Digt that while he was backing his'await their mother when the brief | Mass. Severa! reprieves pr §i3’351 :r:wrlc_\;r::::n "r‘::fl-fil;lg; {automobile at the corner of East and | respite is over unless the state's in- [had been granted while the cas are repaired in the buildtng wher. [Rhodes street, Mrs. Gattl of 639 |vestigation proves that Scott is en- | before the suprems court of Illinois. aver possible and sent to the bindery | Bast strect and her two year old tifled to commutation of senta or| Maurer was shot and killed April if necessary. The scope of this work | Jaughter were struck and knocked |freedom, | 1324, in the basement of a drug can be appreciated when it becomes l””"‘“- both, however, being unin-| e Reprieve Granted |store across the so;m trom ‘vhe known that last year more than 1 ‘."l-"’ | Chicago, July 17 P—A new lease | Chieago City hall. 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