New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 25

LAKE ONTARIO HAS PECULIAR MOTION Tidal Wave Causes Water to Drop Two Feet Rochester, N. Y., July 17.—Resl- dants of the ghore of Lake Ontario, ' from Charlotte to Korest Lawn re ported yesterday morning a recum- rence of the so-called tidal wives in the lake which were noted in June soon after an earthquake in Japan. At 10:39 a. m, as timed by Charles H. Palmer, whose summer home is near Forest Lawn, the waters receded elght feet and re- turned with a rush which ecarted driftwood high on the shore. The recession lowered the level the water at least two feet, he said. This phenomenon was repeated, Then the laks returned to its nor- mal state, The same conditions were noted at the Coast Guard station at Sum- merville and at other points, At the time of the tidal waves in June a slight earthquake was noted st 8odus Point. The waves there washed away the foundations of several buildings. At Pultneysville the channel of Bear Creek was emptied. Many persons recalled that an Italian student of earthquakes had predicted shocks for today. of AGREE ON EVACUATION Belgium, France and England Co- | operate in Ruhr District. Bruesels, July 17 (A—The Belgian government has agreed with the French and British for the early pvacuation of Dusseldorf, md Ruhrort, simultaneous with the sxacuation of other places in the Ruhr. Recent dispatches have gaid preparations weare being completed for the allied evacuation of the Ruhr not later than August 16, the date fixed by the London agreement of 1924 which put the Dawes plan into sffect. Already a number of small towns in the Ruhr have been evacu- ated. Essen and Bochum are to he treed soon. Duesseldorf, Duishurg and Ruhrort are socalled ‘“sanc- tions cities” and their evacuation was made éonditional by the London agresment upon Germany's fulfil- ment of her Dawes plan obligations, TEST 1S SUCCESSFUL Washington, July 17 the navy department today said the seareh problem conducted with the dirigible Shenandoah® ‘‘Had completed successtully.” The Texas was to have been an enemy force attempting to hombard the Atlantic coast and the Shenan- doah was to have searched her out and prevented completion of her mission. The dispatch did not indi- cate the results of the maneuver. AIR MAIL TIME CHANGES Washington, July 17 (A—Change in the time of departure from Chi- ‘eago of the evernight air mail planes for New York from 5:30 p. m. to 1:30 p. m. effective July 20 was an- nounced today my the post office department. Difficulty in making the east-bound trip in time for-ar- rival at Hadley Fiefd, New Bruns- wick, N. J, the New York air ter- minal at 5 a. m. caused the change. PLACED ON TRIAL Ttalian Fogineer Accused of Slander Against Government. Genoa, Italy, July 17 (ATt is re- ported the public prosecutor has officlally charged Raffacle Rossetti, an engineer, with “outrageous slan- der against the FFascist government.” The charge follows a street fight fn which Rossetti engaged during arguments about the trial ot Flor- ence laws regulating newspapers. Miss Wildeana Wit ing to be “Miss Wichit lantic City pageant college girl, Miss Withers' o measurements for the mythical “per- fect” form only in twe *mall par- ticulars. 18, * at the 1s go- At- s the Duisberg | P—A dis- | patch from the battleship Texas to | been | ant. this fall. Al NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925. “—mm—__——h—___—m_- Lightning Does Much Damage in ()nlauu Toronto, Ont., July 17 (A—Ter- | rific lightning, wind and rain storms | struck various point in O terday. The worst was Edward county and in the district, Hamilton, St London and Woodstock also reported heavy storms with damage, No lives wowe lost trees were tlattene ¥ ra district, clectric transmis- ‘smn lines were put out of commis- sfon thus delaying rallway service 'he Portsmouth penitenfary was struck by lightning and set fire. The ted rise in blaze was extinguished before any | 3 ¢ were laid | great damage was done. Scores of partment today | Freder silos were overturned TRAIN HITS 410 AT JEWETT €17 {Car Demolished--Two Men Ale Badly Injuced Jewett City, July 17 (P—A train struck an sutomobile from Mas: chusetts on Hope Crossing &0 miles north here this forenoon, | crushing the car and causing serious injuries to two of three men were in it There have been several fatal col- lisions at this crossing, one quite re- cently when two persons were killed The train {involved today was south bound from Worcester to New London over the New York, New Haven and Hartford ilread. The auto was a touring car. The rail- road men got the names of occu- pants who were hurt as Henry Le roux and Mr. Magean, of South Bridge, Mass. ,who were picked up near the demolished car. They were placed in the b age car and tak [to Norwich and sent to the W. W. |Backus hospital. In the car was found a letter ad- dressed to H. Beseulneirs, 8 Chapin street, Qouthbridge. Th2 third man was evidently not hurt, No explana- | tion of the collision was forthcoming | except that the automobile was on | Ithe crossing as the train approach- | ed. Until the injured men are able to talk it will not he known prob- ably whether the car stalled or the driver tried to the, tracks ahead of the train The train's crew Engine Protector, Fireman Rueil and Con- ductor J. Harmon. DENY MINE RURRER INIISTRY NCW 13 HAKD HIT vouhles Are Laid Before Secrefary Kellogg ington, y 11 8 Ar an ru the unpre Difficul- or interests | Secretary invitation y the commit dua to ish inter- w 1 ( crude rubbe S 1. how ARl Rera tion ag | cons ay | ever, rica as the restric rally ors of the committee general manager of the Ru ociation of Amer- C. German, |were AT and Edward C. of the Dunlop Tire and tubber corporati A memorial prepared in the name of the Rubt oclation was left with § rv Kellogg, who assured I the would be given leareful consideration. No Ition was given, however, of the fmeans by tha government | might seelc reliet for the | Rubber indust annels. POOR WOMAN GETS - BUT §a A3 REWARD who ore committea it which ry through diploms be Found 17.—Mrs old, of East 61st , had been working only two nights as Wwoman in the nd Central Palace building, 480 \gton avenue, when she found a0 in bills lying loose in an en- velope on a desk in one of the of- & whare she was cleaning. Earlier in the evening she had rrowed a small sum of money |from another of the scrubwomen who come at the close of the day's usiness to clean out the offices to pint of milk for her f-year-old She had not eaten e told the scrub- he mother of |2 month-old baby boy. She had not 4 cont of money or a scrap of bread in her home, she said. The head woman in charge of the | cleaning, has 51 women em- | ployed for th In the build office when at her the en- Jennle 803 str were or | | fie CAV be Sonora, Mexico, entombin jers, is contained In a message hy officials of the C ne consul to The Associated Press today a sent | G day herself, s she was da | that | woman, TWER IN JATLS Hartford, July 17—Secretary Charles P, Nogg of the depart-| ment of ' pithlic welfare and Mrs Martha H. Mitchell, a member of the commission, recently inspected insti- tutions in New London county and the Mansfield State Training school. They found 29 fnmates in the Nor wich jail and 26 in the jail at New |0 London. The population of the two | gy jalls was much less than it Was|ge tho offices when the jails were last visited in|cqid, mentionin February. Tha alms house at New [wapng it laoks like real money. TLondon was inspected and its | 2d In Jail condition was found to be moment. tory told of her who purpos: - in her ced timidly tha money on door envelope cc g 1 fonnd 1 ma‘am,” name, one he something Jirs in the firm's Satist then BRAZILIAN INDIAN «Buzzard” Tribe Goes on the War-|h path in the anhao, | Rio De Janeiro (®)—Dis- | patches to ne state | that a tribe of In as the Urubus are on [return t the warpath and v ped | woman down from their monuntain homes the in the State of Maran hao, killing fonr pe and pillag Ing property in that thinly popu ed coffec and farming region The inhabitants are from the federal government farm houses of the are far apart forca is not protection 1 she ad two ]v‘”f mouths to feed She find employ- was born, and RILL 1 r child was two months In her rent. the head ' said that tha only been mon young in her realizing who had to make away with the and something which almost od an excuse for doing so. ‘am id Mrs. Byrnes, pays to be honest.” She o had erior of t ople Asking work. last firy urned e o night oney his happene nesday day the vhose 1 BEQUEST TO \I—\Il! \ ALID serubbing 1 Court Sust Negro Sery- bine ant's Claim fo T N. J, Jduly iming h Jersey nt food fe ral nton, Chancellor L an opinion phans' court that th ma L. Woodward neither unduly ing in mental queathed to Amefia M antht nt away £he foun me AL & ce in a restaurant, an Under the: will and W Mrs. Woods $25,000, in a resider and most of praised at $25.000. A sister of s Woodward got §2.000. a broth to & law $1,000 and a nephew a like sum. job when the 1s born, 4 th tried hard to 1¥ food by ta has b make just en wing e bounty of her neighbors, all find it hard going and to support. The rent ng up, not nes she EXECUTED TODAY Louis, July 17 (P— one ot the fou convicted of the murder 1923, of Harry Leonard tempted holdup of hi hanged in the city jail Mrs. Leonard made a plea to the governor for the mur- derer of her l‘u‘\w\\d on tl & fams in an at was today last-minut aloon 5 here ling her bat lewalk, conges ed w hildren at play and grown home from work waked Four o 469 Lincolr 4 police this Frank Kieffer of street reported to the noon whils driving his automo- W that yuth on Washington street near P struck & man |y, Kieffer claimed that he gave warning to Dixon but said that Dixon continued to walk rig into his car. He took Dixon to Dr Walsh's office for treatment baby TRAFFIC TIED 1D SAYS KFARNS 18 FXCITED w Yerk. July 17 (® wvn dispatches from ting Jack K psey would or anyone Dempsey ebody got hot. Th Jost his head.” arns a not without his said | Tractors now provide 17 power used on per cent American ng ces harder w |qny other metak farms. 8 any diserimina- | indica- | American | Destitute, Bu., She Returns $100, . [livering his emplover to a Boarc arrears in | | “And vou were honest enough mi ample | - lwas called to court PENN. PLANS NEW RAILROAD DEPOT Cost of New York Structure Set at $12,600,000 v York, July {sentatives of the ) | mission, the Public Service corpora- tion of Newark and the South Side Extension Improvement assoclation, {plans for a $12,500,000 union station ! tion of [to take the place of four stations | est Ju [now used in Newark were outlined | plic " |vesterday by representatives of the | Pennsylvania railroad Goneral W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania sys will tem, announced at the meeting that | inerease in a the railroad was ready to go ahead |ty | with construction. He sald that the | power & | !station’s proposed site was on the, p betvoen Mar Commeree | po 1 River streets. prot The estimated cost of the station |does not inelude § ,000 that the city must spend according to Gen- eral Atterbury, for property damage |and the construction of new street {leading to the building. Turthe Imore, General Atterbury explaine: {1t does not ude provision for Morris canal bed The trustee Central under has announced the first mor cent. sinking 8 A, would b | the proceeds —Befora repre- | of the Souther wark city com- | bondholders e that $37.38 pe be deduet | tificates ¢ Light ¢ Pow making the old suftabta for railroad use The building of the union station would do away with the present | Market and South street stations, the | |Hudson Tube depot at Park Place | and Manhattan Transfer. Members |, of the South &ide Improvement as. *‘1 ' |sociatton at the conference request- | p, ed that proviston still ba made for a South street station, but General At- terbury declared this would invelve an addition expense of several mil- [lion dollars, He agreed to take the | . gequest under consideration | from $17 = Philips T PRINCE'S DRIVER SPEEDS company Makes 40 Miles in Rumanian Min- tster's Car—Case 1s Postponed Atlantic City, N. J., July 17 |Ceraelain Marin, chauffeur for Prince Antone Bibesco, Rumanian | cy minister to the United States, step- ped too heavily on the gas after de walk theater and was driving forty miles an hour on New York avenue, | according to Policeman Thom arlow. In the office of Recorder Joseph A. Corto tha case was postponed two weeks at the request of the prince. who said his man did not know the | regulations o matter will prob- ably be discontinued. fore invento same perfod are carried a December 31, less than tha Credibility | | rumors that | rol of Kentucky Man Gefs Title to Dog, But Canine Dies July 1 - i over the ewnership the expanditure ¢ the litigants, ha A€ of a dog, entailir of about $600 just ended W, L. Gille each claimed isemewhs uncertain an g0 ountain hunting dog two appeals to hiz Witnesses e called from counties in the various trials, Gillen won the dog but the |the ointment is that |been dead two years |er the litigation hegan Gillen won because he |bought “Coalid” from Siaggs, in the Morgan connty moun {tains. He produced witnes 1ot ne Taddakenitn .wageging dog to the home system More per indu n and Ollie Coalle,” Compton d won | conrt, four | metal product since just aft-|and busin prove Corne ta brother in kept for hunting | might be found Later “Coalie” was sold to |Hoftman. Several months later Ollis ‘4 ompton and his friends, it was con appeared at Hoffman's hor and served a writ of delivery he dog to Compton's hom 1id not do well in s nes He pined away, contrac ind died | filed charges and Compto He obtained post mortem custody of “Coalie,” but Gillen won an appeal. The pro was of a see-saw naturve aft but Gillen finally doubtful if anvone kno calte” and hav of and bright oyes of hi to be game Johnson county whatever Henry | Itended, takir distemper half vea ared wi 03 in edur | whera was buried ts memory of 11 waggin tail unting dog. 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