New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 5

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST STRATEGIC MOVE AGAINST RIFFIANS French Command in Morocco | Plans Advance Soon passengers in a bound subway t when one truck of the second car left the rail near the Canal street station and all the lights in the train went out. Smoke caused by the flames from the third rail and | burning Insulation filled the train. Order was restored by the train crew who passed quickly from car to car giving assurance there was no danger., Pagsengers were removed from the train to an emergency platform from which they gained evit to the street. No one was injured. Traf- fic was tied up for an hour. TREATED GASOLINE HAS DOUBLED AUTO MILEAGE GOV, PINCHOT OF PENN, HAS FIGHT Dismissed Commissioner But Latter Will Contest Power Philadelphla, Aug 6 (A—I"urther | deyelopments, with the possibility of | requests for injunctions from the| courts, wero awaited today as the result of Governor Pinchot's action | yesterday In summarily removing U. 8. Army Develops New Type of Motor That Uses Tetraethyl Fuel Los Angcles, Aug. 6 (P—Develop- ment by the United States army of a motor using the new tetraethyl treat- od gasoline and capable of doubling |the mileage of automobiles was de- seribed to the American Chemicul Paris, Aug. 6 (P—As plans are being developed by the Irench | (it e command in Morocco for a strategic S ™ - oftensive movement in the near fu- \ : I SURICHANIE CEOTn] Gl el AR B R s Two More Churches in [PampiHolLIed Slary iU, LY FAN G N imins (ot aomae Ametls 9 ! A arrington, chief engineer ¢ bl o Public Service Commissioner 8. Ray Bridgeport Consolidate [t ot enive tneineer quarters | €0 aviators aro on_thelr vay (o Shelby and the refusal of Shelby and | Bridgeport, Aug. § ®—The con- | ugier corps, ‘Tricd out. 1 amny | MOFOCCO for service with the French Commissloner James $. Beun, oust- [Eregation of the Park Street Congre- |\ uake it produced an enormous fn. |01l forces, which are expeted to ed last Thursday, to quit notwith-|Bational church last night voted |, .c* S play a prominent part in the oper. standing the exccutive order, |Unaninousiyiin Tavoriof mergingi| Sinws nadi the fucl) needed the | 100 8 | Mr. Shelby was dismisscd in a|that ehurch with the King's High- |, Jit¢ Wil the fucl, we s Lahe e overseas avialors who vol- telegram from the governor after he |VAY church, thus marking the sec- | it S0 BEY untecred for service “on the sido of rcfused to resign as requested in a [Ond consolidation of Congregational 18 aaidliliatithetmalor s contH| s w}wlmu of Morocco™ left nee letter from the executive. Ho stated |churches in the cits. Tho old North | ot or prs ot the sansed |07 he batile zone yesterday, six | mubllolyt at ‘al hearlis bsfors “N‘.\)nd ‘sn:zvhl .-h]m-ph].« jolned mml‘ 48 motor used in the government rl-‘\*““vl ',],'“"” Ol e vould con- [the United Church, a new structure |y c e It SLEER ot i e i ke e onty i bl bl at & ont o 3300005, 1 1ok Amd was o al outnard ane| 5t o prenets e sund- | would ignore the governor's ouster, |A New building Is also planned for | jiif RO (1 ST MO alvons in the Krench protectorate are | a8 > issi - |the Park Street Congregational | [losing no time carrying out flights As in the case of Commissioner i P sihe s At RS we same, under the lesi foree much greater than Benn no charges were filed against Mr. Shelby, the governor bhasing | his action on the authority vested in him by the state constitution. Mr. Shelby did not make public church combine, to be started prob- ably in the fall. The King's High- way congregation had previously en- dorsed the nnion, Rev. T. . Rutledge nary motor is required to withstand, | ;5 pon the fate which has heen und fon of its adoption ¢ wl |antomobile users generally depends gasoline, foderal fnves- also the ‘operations of { Direct advices from [auarters at ez say are actively supporting flying columns, I'rench head- that such col- | v Furniture 4 4 clearing opera- | suceess all | front Rroups are so composed and direct- | completely dominate Ithe enemy where they appear. iz | rhe situation in the Ouezzan re- | gion <t of Koz, shows no and Sarsar Irench | group which advanced from Mzer- | . - oun towards the northwest met no |\Inurum: For Death of American opposition [ Ambazsador Features Fu- | The principal | \ I'rench recently | neral Services Tafrant about north of revictual and of the Park Street Con tional | {church will act as the head of the [two churches, while T John | Brice Dalton, pastor of King's High way clnreh, will leave the September, umns have effected tions with considerable {along the These ibed as ed that they the text of the governor's lofter re- questing his resignation, nor his formal reply refusing to relinquish the 810,000 a year position. e gaid the original letter and his reply which should reach the governor's office today, would have to come from the excentive, Friends of Mr. Shelby believed he would assume the same position as Mr. Benn, who has withdrawn from sitting with the commission in fare |1 rate hearlngs, but has written Chair- man W. D, B. Ainey, iefusing to rec- ognize the governor's legal right { remove him without filing charges, and offering services to perform any official dutles connected with the of- fice of commissioner. Mr. Shelby continued to it with the commission several hours affer receiving the request for his resigna- tion, but withdrew.after learning of the governor's telegram, announc- tng his summary dismissal Mr, Shelby's successor been selected, Dr. Clyde L. Kir retary of the commenwealith, 1S appointed to succeed Benn, hut he had not yet assumed his new dutic = . 1'!‘1:":5:1‘:!:\:]r‘:'lm?:v‘v‘hra":"y.]),\{‘.”: "1t Booze Car D iver Dives fee commission decide the Philadel-| - Into Pond After ('rash phin Rapld Transit company's in-| FKitehhurg, Mass., Aug. § (P—Po- creased fare case “in a certain way” llice of this ecity last night sont out | were made at the hearing hefor the [request for Irank Bralund of Quincy | "8 5P A commission yecterday by Fllis Ames |after an automol with a New /| A Mililary band played al the sla Rallard, counsel for the transit com- | York numberplate had crashed info | 100 @0J bhe pany. {an emhankment, A quantity o | ¢ train from Yokchama {liquor was found in the wrecked ear. | Wreaths from [Police officers who went to investl- | he prince regent gate the wreck suw a man leave the | €2ch end of the car and dive into Meetinghouse Pond | nearby Papers fo in elothing d rded by the fugitive gave the name Bralund toward Health Warning Eat the Right Breakfast Hot Days | Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Supplies the energy you need tigation since the death of ber of lahoratory works the so-called “looney a nnm- exposed 1o as" a poison- ous gus given off during use of the fuel, Byrd Gets Largest Vote Ever Given Va. Democi Richmond, Va., Aug. 6 (P —1 argest majority ever recejved by a candidate for the democratic guber- i\\ulnna) election in Virginia has been massed by tate Senator Harry Iloyd |Byrd, of Winchester, publisher, and |brother of Lieutenant Commander Richard . Byrd, Jr. who is in com mand of the naval alreraft with the | opui MacMillan Arctic expedition |ing the Triends of Mr. Bvrd, who defeated | ‘.\‘l;fl" Senator G | Accomae, pred in {would reach 4 are received northwc Now in progress tion exacuted was in the 40 miles Fez. 1t French was fully op fon of rectly to region, {almost « Japanese | wag designed bear- | posts in the Bancroft, | suecessful ted States, | Columns starting from Kelaa-Des- am Tanniment effected & July without difficulty, clearing Japanese as a true [Fez-Bl-Bali of Riffian investors. | - detnchment replenished the who | Another detnchment replenis in the friendliest nch at Tafr veen the two gov- honor was accorded 2 government officials hody was started homeward, rects from Hibiya park to|side Tokyo st re lined with fo t and ands of Japanese [stood with Tare heads, silontiy pay- Ang. § (A—A Fama, today body of Edgar A ambassador from the Uni Of | huck to America, the ted that his majority | | T G lied at lemocratic primaries | aoumed by 00 when all refy | 000 when a tur it The nominee e {vears old and will he on ! youngest governors in the history of | Ithe state, Greater values than ever Iter Mapp issador | Sless and e | function vesterday's n of peace and as d to mair lations not s 28 A Krim much suceess ‘ in the recon- Tsupplies of the I°re | Tha propagan wppears to he having the Tscul {ribesmen ho e beginning their intentions of submitting NAMES REFEREES State Boving Commission 1%, sec- i e cruments, every nong east, before fon we ar- he tillery tho Be sure and see us before decid- ing on your FURNITURE PURCHASE also on of departure Has Se- Tected Those Who Will Preside at Passengers in Panic as Smoke Drifts Into (‘ar Aug. 6 (P—Panic night among 1,000 emperor L Routs, inel and scampant official De Buel of emb Yokoha train and off As fhe o 1ding Viee-Min ndon fstor prose ntatives d the train | Officials there met red Il i At Commis to announc New York, s last onoh lay ke out to referees, They are iffe (Harry port, David Itz Thomas A war- | on, Daniel A wreaths moved on a launch | warship, of Aol New Ha- A Japan the Tama, a sah = of Waterbury of Hartford feree vaft in the hart y, James > i United | ang William Con body. | Applications for i T are still pouring into the ('laims Man Died From Ovevdose of Narcotics € Avg. (®)—Hen- | tary of the 10 1 for (he sailed m for the carr The Tama States at 3 p. ing the as commis- office and it is probahle that more appaintess will - be | Donahue believes, how- Colo, 6 mited staff o, c Blind, i an court was | rongfully a SOME people make a practice of foods in summer. That's a mistake, Above all things, you must eat foods strength. For hot days drag energy away, aod For breakfast, have oats and milk, her Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to § minutes. And that makes it easy. No hot kitchens. No fuming, no frying, no stewing, Start on oats tomorrow. Note how goed you'll feel. Mark the way that dragged-out feeling goes, ' You'il smile at hot days. You'll work better, think better. Just try it!—See the difference. passing vigor i i I i Woman of 85 Applies for | )0 a Month Allowance York, Aug. 6 (M—A woman | a widow of Civil War veteran, | nostrums Ho May an that give nas applied in the en- of of || 8 sther, 1 Fein 562 Front St. 1t nhiose for a vance exhuned dast from the incom Henry M. I has heen incor g of The applicant n A cousin of berg Bros. 1 at 216 - s valn nn ! rto Liner Hampered hy Tide, S, Passengers Endangered h York B (P An s parents Hartford and were generons the \-do Quaker 3 to 5 minutes Ane ns r who was ol lergyman atio ) was made as the tr the con oEnItho supre th Er o | me 1 | Mrs < (eI e 1T -Jones @T ClRYaHALLE ma ( s Moore . 1Y Lihat she was one of the next in kin 38 WOTHER SEESTWO . was in want | ant S R Belgian Debt Commission | Due at Washington Today | Washi 6 (P As €8 was assassinated er two . dayw another Greek had been mur- he evidence showing that et criminal was responsible | GREEK TROOPS NOT S S xS 1 both the S PV commission, 1 one r Premier Theunis Washingto bt N A ; Ing claim that no general perse- General Belief Ts That There Will| b rpucrec® o Bulssria coua Be No Trouble getic measures, the note add- r 2 1o reveal t man <atd \ew Jersey Woman Makes Vain ™ Attempt to Save Them e oo FATHER WITHOUT WORK, amers ) STORK BRINGS THREE Newark Family of Ten s Augmented know N St. Helena V CHARVEAUX CRAVATS A very unusual quality T o 3 ¥ ntion : being taken to discover and punish those guilty, The == ouple hav German Doctor Does Not Want Any Controversy __Berlin, Aug. 6 P—Prof. Frans Kaysser, chief surgeon at St. Vin. spital who on Monda Lelief that the cancer ch work done by Dr. Willlam Grye, British cancer expert, had been data furnished by Prof. to the British board of today disclaimed any desire er into a controversy on the of discovery of the cancer = Tiritish Red Bank, N, wo-day swim to their resey Jersey City police lientenant saw two in the sbury young sons drown near od to wade e hoys but the water cent's h River. Fairhav. ssed th out to res was foo deep When Triplets Join 1 them go down with about each other Thomas Shangh- and his brother. | ' Johr nd she watel Circle 6—1r to A s ir The sy, Smalleclen hoys vears old Their || s S 1 1 The of t a 1 C S 5 A d f P ' skl 3 v I at 238 Wilkinson street l 2 roceeding . in this material. ok o : Stats flo Fr i b amily out of work. AN (factary watitenent D were & 1 ancis, 7 Produced by father. is weavers who are noted for their s Ll 4 S, rm S e “What T am primarily interested is that the sclence of treating be advanced, and that the o | SMall number of scientists who hold et t i N 1 E - theories similar to mine work to- cer nd the boys had heen the sun Fairhaven o'clack accompanied | known UL Constructed Entirely By Hand er a OFF TOR AUCKLAND and watched a raft by the onto it while The raft hroke into the for The hoys were to the tried m to the play. T Portugal’'s New Govt. viver ba Is Strong for Peace I A 7. hem v tou o and elamberd .| Proceedings Taken to Oust Police Department Northbridge, Mass. Aug. §—Pro- s to oust the police depart- s town on the ground department never was.le- stablished were begun yester« in superior court at Worcester. An order of notice address to the nd present selectmen since . Herbert H. Dudley, town tres urer, and J. Leo Muleahy, chief of police. was issued returnable at Bos- ton, August 14. READ THE RERALD < ADg. 3 looking. 1rift t In response par- to swing ek o shore ot balance amed and sink mother scre a8 she heads amain. | hog until it |y neck and then had to | water ors have been he ed Resides the parents and o hurried to a tele- | jots thare are Mary Ellen. the Red Bank | old; James, 8; Frank, & the time ald had ar-|and Theresa, was t0o late. The bodies | Mrs. Mulvaney is s a Greek citi at Stan- The Buigarian re- pl¥ to the Greek government's pro- [test over the murder had been re- |ceived. It emphasized that Nico- irn back. € 10 years Anna, 4 ulgaria rin Y park has beer |spraving water ‘over the “landscape for 50 owsty declared. it would guara called but by it vone and 1iberty to insure the exercise of gen uine suffrage, police 000 years. rived ot 27 years oid.