New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 1

News of the World By, Associated Press | LSTABLISHED 1870 HEAVY LOSSES Windsor House Struck By Lightning, Razed By Flames —Resident Blinded For Half An Live Stock and Barns De- | stroyed Near Worcester, Where Shaft Also Dam-| ages Catholic Church, By The Assoclated Press, Windsor, Conn., July 27.—During on electrical storm early this morn. ing & dwelling house on Rood ave- nue, owned by Willlam Shik, was EARLY MORNING STORM i |, CONNECTICUT, ALSO MASS. DR, ANDREW INSANE Hour. 5 NEW BRITAIN H "mw\mob NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, JULY 27, AIRPLANE WITH PILOT AND TWO PASSENGER—S‘~ FALLS AND CRASHES INTO HOUSE IN BRISTOL qri oS CAUSED BY PHYSICIANS REPORT Tell Judge Alling Check Forger Has Unsound Mind CRAZED BY STOCK LOSSES Case of Hartford Physician, Charged With Theft and Signing Dr. Flan- agan’s Name, Continued Untll De- ocember 2 in Police Court After a conference in chambers at police court this morning, Judge Benjamin W. Alling continued the case against Dr. Harvey M. Andrew, charged with forgery and theft, un- 4 Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending July 25th .. 127005 e e —————— PRICE THREE CENTS DOCTORS HAD GIVEN HIM WARNING | | FUNERAL TRAIN STARTS | FOR WASHINGTON ON WED, ‘ | | | Knew Thaf H;art Was Weak But Shortly Be- fore Being Stricken Had Declared He Was Was Lawyer, Editor, Politician, Statesman, Soldier, Prohibitionist, Real Estate Baron and Dayton Tenn., July 27 The body of Willlam Jcnnings Bryan died suddenly in sleep here late yesterday, will move speclal railroad car from Dayton for Washington at 7.5 10 §:40 o'clock Wednegday morn- ing. Mrs. Bryan announced g through her friends today. Ch o f li F l' Y Burlal of the political and re- ampion o0 Re gion. eeling Fme. ligious leader will be in Arling- | Sl i ——— ton national cemetery, Virgl | at a time to be Mrs. Brvan said The body will lfe in state this | afternoon hetween the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock will be fnvited 1o vi ot d Was Planning Nationwide Campaign for Old-Time Religion—Offered Beau- while the public | the body the political and religlous s Q Teader. fiful Prayer at Sunday The place will ba the home | > ) i where Mr. Bryan died, or the Church Services, Rhea county eourt house whers he fought his last great battle hit by lightning and destroyed by |til December 2 on recommendation o {tiam Jennings Br who T fire. The loss on bullding and con- | of Prosecutor Joscph G. Woods. The Tnbutes to Bryan |years ago as “The Boy Orator of tente will total $7,500, ahout halt |mental condition of the prisoner {the Platte,” with his “cross of gold" of which is covered by fire insur-|was considered at the conference an | speech won a democratic presiden, ance | eeveral doctors expressed the belief | ce-President Dawes—He never, {tial nomination 2 lasting place Members of the family spent ths | that Dr. Andrew was ment % PRy g unworthy or mean things. He jbefore the 1erican public is dead, remainder of the night in a shed. |balanced and not responsible for his! i X de VAN o o have been mistaken at times, | | Fotind Dead in Bed 4 Wilbur Reid's houss on Hayden | act of stealing a check from the | - 5 S as we all are, but he was trying al- The end ¢ vesterday afternoon avenue, was also struck by light- | waiting room of Dr. Willlam Flan- HOUSE ON PINE STREET, BRIS TOL, ! wavs to do the right as he saw it. {while the commener was sleeping in ning, causing about $1,000 agan and forging the latter's name f B s e - {the house of Ri gers, which When an electric light pole in|to it last Friday afternoon. Bonds | alfontne L ere o) Al A S o ts and| Senator Ashurst of Arizona—His {had been assigned him during front of the home of Albert Peter- |of $1,000, on which he was released | ly 27—Sergeant Carl ISty Al L ,,&}1 superlative oratory, his frame of ; |stay here, when he ¢ for the ton was hit by lightning, Mr. Peter. |Saturday, were contin e e L e . s home | Q7 2nd his apestotic z¢al brought | \(iyp1an JENNINGS BRYAN |SCOPES trial Dr. W, F. Thomason son who was closing a window at|were furnished by J Clune of onnecticut Na | the income tax, woman and Dr. A. C, T who examined the time, was blinded for about an |Hartford rs, Edward Sco Jne) ikl LB all day | Prohibition and direct ele Milestones in fife of Willlam Jen- [the body 1 death was caused by ir The doctors who wers instore preprietor and Fran L Hionad Jolt B coa il . e ihai.e)|mcnators: nings Bryan a hemorrhage of the brain, resulting court this morning told Al5lnuxslisizeety furnished Enlentyifot ond the tusehge cal e : B T.figl - Born in Salem, TIL. March 19, ‘in apoplexy. He was 65 years old. £12,000 Loss Suffered |ling that they had spoken to Dr. thrills for this citv vesterday ';" 'h o R, R moea i sl Senator Hitchcock of Ne-| 1660, son of Silas Iillard Bryan and Pound by Chanfleur . July 27 (®) — Twelve | Andrew last night for about three noon when the 1”"5\"\1\..‘\1\;A\:|v"r h ihranngsomens g sk AR e vas the greatest moral Marjah Elizabeth Jennings Bryan Tames McCartney, family chauf- ads of cattle, two horses, a large |hours in an attempt to determine 'hey were v e f‘ MEZ000 cectland i gom Gty : fi sy He sacrificed his| Received A. B. degree from Tlli- |fcur, was sent by Mrs, Bryan at 4.5 A7h, fifty tons of hay and farm im. | exactly his mental condition, put crashed intg the home o TomnG e e Dt il (Continded on Baes 75 health g'h by the most!nois college in 1581, with highest 'p. m. to wake her nd. M- 1ents to the total value of $12,. | defendant had stubbornly re- (nofrio en Fine « | 3 extraordinary exertions. I honors Cartney shook Mr. Bryan twice inm destroyed by fire caused by a |fused to discuss his predicament or | PR RN ke 8 e S R S AN YV — e e — - Admitted to Tllinols bar in 1883, an atfempt to aro him and then htning bolt which struck the barn |throw any light on his recent actt ‘ : { BN P John W. Da The example h>| and practiced at Jacksonville un- noticed he was not breathing. Rush- cf Joseph Higging in West Barre |ities. They satd that they were sat- | (I ;j!’”ni’fg{fifl[% 4 A!‘ 3 2 I set of devotion to principle no m til 1857, when he moved to Lincoln, ing to the home of A. B. Andrews, a this merning during one of the |sfled that a gerles of reve I i A J1iH IJ HLE ,?‘ 3 I, - | ter at what cost isone his country neighbor, the i called for caviest electric sto that has St speculations which ERRL I PRI EL | LA L LY ks = men may well cherish. Many of the | d Miss Marv Elizabeth sicians, who reached the home e e ; nim to friends in Hartford for a sum | - . iy | o c TDY i J‘l ! " | things he advecated in the face of | p of Perrv, T, on Octoher 1, iwithin a few minute doctors Aahe s Hon e estimated at about $15,000 had been ”l HT”} A'l IB!A [ A‘I"WH;‘} | \”fir P‘»ih., ) ] 6 Grntrnien, o aee fren| e s ous to the destruction of the | preving on his mind and caused him | i }N ) i L\ LR e doned n u = the accepted policies of the nation, | ress from frst (dcad 30 or 40 minntes Higeins bulldings a bolt struck a |to become fia;ppoyv}[llv‘(duv'n\zfr] | S [ X o Chmees g B e e e ey | . |:n.‘m| In Arlington 1o story house ow 3 ' Insane, Dr. Recks 8a 1 ;. ’h ~1 . v B\ \ ’l'\b f t | Governor Smith of New York— | ynty | Funeral arrangements had ot Farigan of \Vefi':t:‘r:»edhuvb!thek;‘:;z Dr. T. Eben Reeks. superintend- | Rphhi (E‘}‘Qhfifl Hflf‘aq five'- iInsists overnor Named ‘(.r Aries " . l}JfillS TIDLE 10| vss a vigerous American end| Received democratie vote for bcen completed early teday Lut Mrs. department eaved it from serions| ent of the New Britain General hos- | NGUM \EIHil auay Aoy | APt | T even those who differed ates senator in 1393, and Bryan Indicated burial would be in damage, | pita), intersgted himselt in the physi- | o ; 3 | Men Pledged to Chal | His Brother Tae e e dlisiathes minated by democratic con- Atlington cematery, as Mr lsrvan, About the sams time.the Higgins | clan's case and was present last) ‘JluWS o SCfll)flS GM i | g = In 1804 butiyast deteafed S0 AN e colonel dn) the s vlace was struck, lightning put the |nght at the questioning, and he | T | Clarence Darrow—He was a man M. Thurton | American war, several times telephons service out ef commission | coneurred that Dr. Andrew "‘“-‘! | = ;Umflw M"\URNS HUSP'AND of strong convictions and always | of the Omaha World- Pressed a desire fo be by and no calls could be sent to the|unbalanced and not shamming as DEM“("RACV TH'}EATFNFF\ T 3 albuy; MUl nuyns | espoused his cause with ability and 94 until 1806 1"‘“ commoner lad fire department was intimated Saturday. Dr. Reeks JLELY vilhu L PRRLA LA JJj k& A '( or | cour: 1 1V:!\F respected his o democratic national YH:: ,’;’:"V““‘"\ ; Church is Struck 531 that it was his opinlon fhat | e e Mre, Brran Says “There Are soj ' TCeTMY 2nd devotion [ » wrote the silver GG feve 1 i S Staphe Roman Catholic | Andrew should be under obsersation |~ o Jiina « Il e | plank was nominated for the o' % ¢ S church was struck by a lightning | for a short period and placed some- S RIon = 1 1 Many Things That He Was Neadeq | F!lhu Root—He was a good and | precideney, after his famous “cros: T “‘ L ok Nt d tolt during a thunderstorm here | where 8o that he could regain com \ Fiolution Means Human Race Is ! Httkrau : f slndisiman dtalvlygsincens Macisalliliocigold? an Made an 13,000 | & fedle Lippion TS this morning following the early | Plete control of his faculties | i fore—Couple Often Discussed | fimes and very sincere on points| mile tour of the country, speaking .{” 1 ‘\': ; v‘”f“w 2 e mass. No one was injured, and the| D'f. Andrew has been lving at tha| Descended Fram Monkeys—Talks red that Ser Plons in Cate of Desth | where I most disagreed with him, |, dreds of places, but was de- | 15T 200 \,.,‘ this “i,.fl 2 ‘f‘,;,,’; damage to the edifics is estimated | T. M. C. A. for over a week and | ¢ y t > 7 | = R v Willlam McKinley B R at less than $1,000, Friday afternoon went to the office, (o Raeus Club RE el B R i 2T i(ees B THe Ret DEJC AR Rl e N Y d *on Sl metaliom sairing Withstands Griet Well |of Dr. Flanagan to pay him a visit. | wpia0ca for me Evelution fs a | M {plie " Len news of his| York modernist—He was a mighty ', 1 1895, N R S I e i Barn {s Burned |1t 18 understood that he served his| =" for th o ’ 2 LT e e |G L QR CL 0 G T EBE Lo Bl S \;a bravely New Falrfield, Conn., July 27 (P {interneship at the Hartford hospital (Modern term for the leete " 1de this statement to {he Associat- . = ; | braska volunteer Infantry O e B —A barn on the farm of Erasmo De | Wwith Dr. Flanagan 2 1 heen 'second coming. I 0} 1 Pr “‘Of"!,“m',i on Page 15) fipanish etmerioan nackn e SUs Rundi s €Ce She imme: Georginlo lere, was struck by |friendly with him sir time. | o man that somehow X My 1 William Jenn | became its colons 9 R ooklChaTRe ot finaralin e lightning and burned early this T ] |is a constant be his status i n, has n his life in | —————— Ao ,"{ JALD PP oY land received a fow of th morning. | (Continued on Dage 15) | Ny ; s el rl‘r‘;\‘ e Several of Bryan's hy 1':"1 R lm persons who ealle ),w Hartford Wires Affected | N \ i A J:‘] 3 Tiets T i i most 1mportant serv- | Flights of Oratory mistablisied SThe)sCommonsnite i rhanin O Y e siruck almost all of the trolley wires | ) et e : o imdertool _Some of the commoner’a orator- | Neb., after the ction and in 1906 | e gag of the Connecticut company in this | n oo | Scopes’ Wrial,” and his add < : J | ITs wonld voluntarily have of- | ical vmn..\ {made a tour of tt \\ h"\ Bryan's Tast Words city during the severe storm which | MESSAGE Tfl bTR!Kth the major p ; 1] f: _ “You shall not press down upon R ed third nomination o] His last her, as he en- visited Hartford at three o'clock | \ o T mll further the brow of labor this crown of o preshiency in 1008 nnl}‘} 18 de |terea his nap, werl thls morning, putting out of order ; e to 1 orns. You shall not crucify n teated by Willlam Baward Balh.s | 1o sy a6l sleepy,” signal lights and telephones of the | E——— s b o « ind upon a cross of gold."-~i e o re he went to slaep, Mr. company located at switches in|Ryiok Var A ol e h b t ability in upholc speech in Chicago convention of UERUER L] (o) 255 1 twvo books for e m,MM}BHCI\ Yard Yorkers Ave ‘ b ) T L on ith which was In hir “hich won the first of his thre e e ; iston, who pre- from the Southern New England| Wap Ll e : i o : =g i be in accor presidential nom ons, at opes trial. The books iRt s i) BWarned A ainsg Garnys the gto the suinp on i i THUUfiHT HE MIEHT BE [%ere ne ‘scven auentions in - piac the damage this merning. The tele- | ing Firearms [Caiainein: oy i e ’ 3 ik m your damn- | | and “In His Tma yhone company reported little trou- R e - ; : | "—Answer | | l - bic in Har(ford but had many lines | - o the same, and added e o i ] . : for dry | NflMINATE[} IN |924 ‘ put out of order ‘n Farmington, ting peaceable methods of | "Ly o ol Aty Sl i RAShEL : ¥ e J W Simsbury and \7\2""’7""- {securing their demands, ' kers at {descended '\'4“‘v‘v,mum. ) Irs. William Jennings Bryan said ‘:,,( R = e Speeches /s B 10 cting of striking brick o€ the in My husband an et ol olBC0e o 4 . Teriin DA ajtais Donias ers in Newfield yesterday, urged | trial, Rabbi Hadas said. “The Feop T (RITIRES WREY K Abell WL should be dase a2y, Beart ia in th e v Bryan Still Had Lingering iy any . pringiield, Mass., July 0 to resort to no violence fn | trial is to my mind the most impor BEE CAUSES WRFCK H & (eveity Mak woantod ts be|onnie I must pause until it |~ i Winehestor \y damage, mostly by ratufall |ine course of their strik recog e awful even 3 e wE e Juld be | Comes back to me."—Comment aft Hope for Presidency, |i.ay was done in this vicin In @ Serles yitjon of their union, it is said. The |say, that en place wit x i ey ekt nge ft. | er defeat of 1920 dry plank 2y Yorday of thunderstorms early today. Three |gnond o TR BIER 18 MHC s AT Gloan, N. Y, Auto Hons G Koad S e would rather have the ana Writer Avows 3 inches of rainfall was recorded here, |joing gy llalso v aineni o t orl ! % e o mas of of which inches fell in 85 min- ot 1o carry S O s o % % and Overturns O S ts than to bisapaiibgin Holsgks ithy tall Masydny iinulin: strike. The 11 A1 Chase Blusivé Insect God of his fathers, co udgment day (A —Ch e str Y ning and dam- ypjon A i Seii byt (his N A s i dey aad Eiami aged fire uited, Scvera g Siontras 1 1 St et Seatyete £ trollay were iled. In Suf-iajout 600 striking memb 1 HTARS (bt R s lliam Jennir fictd, Conn., a tobacco Larn was §°ticlay Workers Union, i i 1 W e s writing his memoirs that in on fire by ightning and purtly It was announced tod \ 1t s his memoirs fon a f 3 Berlin t a MAass me ! it v so wanted to iis | the most times is t 3 ca ign s suflering with dial More Danger n Waterbury eI e GRE B o 1 ; T 1= | —from his last specch, made at Win isterot Wns to Publish Speech hich accompanied this Morn- meeting will cclipse the Newfield : A : - ing's electrical ed to the semplage. Organizers and ncen af Mrs. ) s {0 te common- damage done the city's street by 1ast liated with sese . ) e ey s imat 4 Wedi s urst. Tt washed than that of the ¢ ) i I vears, Ben G. Davis o off top dressing whicl 4 been re- e among the speaker koma Park, a su placed on geveral of the hilly streets | out « of Wshinglon. She ted hir s d and made deeper and longer holes | er it takes five days or BRYAN BURIAL ST SR The hee ro {he nomination but. mark the or ot in sidewalks caused by Jast week’s was the sentiment n W f i P A Atlington nd was working for | battle against 1 William E. Kennedy has ed for fair and square out every- $ : or T son, who | have made a mi $65.000 to repair the damage caused ey do and they bear are irsues? Worati e th him thro he side of privilege by both storins ticular i1l feeling towaurd t as | n )| « n Tic 1 Comment in 1925 At 1:30 this afternoon the city mer employers, they say. Ti atten 1 r t ok s 1 son William Jen- ;that he was a was In the darkness another erg freely state that they were 1 power of the state to SE Boit Ir., over t hons | T'rom various spee RN or with avy downpour of ‘ej right while they were workl L 1 rebuild t weal g to meet her 2sh- |1 s est ted to total 1 A, rain and an unusual electric display the brick manufacturers and {hat fi 1 S be Th citizer all the | LA which promised further damage: to will return to their work when i % MGH TID | the rof a| Lights -v“ n:‘]nm all over ‘y)-lr city ,(‘i ”.‘” w‘.‘l“‘ x':v ; ¢ "‘ e O : \ : “m =S ‘p‘w Y ks plenl e divdia £ { would admitted who couid not | and traffic was halted in the down vas claimed by : A '””“'""H‘ 2 " : S Pt el pemie ! it - h :r;\ possession of at lcast T L town sections ber today that ; : i e . > the press t its flag upon the s of all ittt Voot S I A SR car 1 m A Now Haver vl z t »h"‘ il | It was | from Hvities, w Haven, July 27 (P—Last down. He stated that the Rerlin | "5 ! . : i s ' ¢ A Gake Lloh lawgiwer, | that night's storm fell far short of Brick compzny is per cent, as | MTiVE % Sat- 'awake! Break for time un- [ My three E hey Three) ast week which did consider- far as t kers concerned | 10T g ¢ el ¥ i thee | Would be 20 solidly opposed to = .mage in New Haven. Only land all the men have 3 ont, | the = ¢ * = = X e A me i wther campaign. 1 :\'“ s TOWER PRICES nlnTl'l'\ neh of raln fel last night nen 100 per t ‘ { i s e man of conside means. hile New Yor Lower » .qa:\nulr‘ was reported. { \.«,.“ ', : THE WEATHER uas ',"“ SCEN rh, % not in the millionaire . 1 have : prices e ann ¢ by tha SHNES Clark Brick vards, Hall-Spier Brick e AL i 3 y A it tatheneron] will vindicate {tself; only | A large fortune as the average man rican Woolen company on its | PIVIDEND VOTED Co.. and the Aetna Brick Co. in 1 2 SIASTOR, Suly 81t aee s Rogers home. He has|e fears free speech.” il o v lned of men'a wear ewg Roston. July 27 (A—The directors Sonth Windsor, owned by the Clark | oht Sthengtiins T e, D e i PR e | people who, in 1776, re “T am not opposed to these men | dress goods which were opened for of the Papperell Manufacturing eom- | concern or ¢t hut ool wihapmn ,h 25 1 me as though all one!fected the doctrine that kings rule | accumulating large fortunes. T am|the spring season of 1928, Redue- pany today votad the regular semi- | Tf the strike Jasts for many nt es T X hihid HAE TOIENY s sl ok ntering | by right divine. will not. in this gen full protection of p Ty [tions on worsted fabrics ranged annual Ahvidend of 4 per cent pay- and the men are still out of work, ® anxious to see that, ~ Tucslny {ithe room would be “r. Bryan™|eration, subseribe to the dmmrl -‘nj d-mrm_\ goods rightfully | from ;fim‘ 1 p-r! cent below quota- ahle August 1 to shi ders of - - 3 & G t - umulated.” tions for last spring. ;\ |:v’~- 21.' s (Continued on Page 15) (Continued on Page 13) # e ® | and he would immediately answer. that money is omnipotent. acc spring.