New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 1

News of the World Average Daily Circulation For By Associated Press )\‘:;kslfxl:dl ng 1 2;021 USTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925 —SIXTEEN PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS HARD GOAURATES e Bt 2ume i ) MRS, SCOTT DENIES LIQUORS WORTH MILLION DOLLARS DROGRESS IS MADE | ppopivENT PEOPLE AIDING AUTTODEEONER | S creastet |STMPROBRY ACTION S5 HIMAED I ER ORARAN: RADS |\ Dy BT PARL FYSi FORMER GOVERNOR McCRAY on an ordinary Ford automobil e | imported Into Germany will be But Feght on W, Va. Smoke- |55 530 v Bul Declres Hushand Thregt. s Asents Claim City Wettest in Entire Country, With gy¢ § -Belgian Cnnrerees IN HIS FIGHT FOR PARDON less VWil Be Cat e o i i o || ened {0 Blacien Her Namg | Detroit Next—200 Federal Men On Clean-up S“‘“‘dr Encounter Difficultis Fut Would Hurt Railroads, Progress ma —_— today to lay down a new basis of rates which will allow movement of ch coal to consuming territory in- cluding all of } England and the | North Atlanti i The commission refused to order | general rate reductions of anthr ible substitutes for an- G TN ; or exaning e dable encix ) ) POrte 8 of intc its soaring. | found unacceptable t ¢ f fu rt and a truck turned turtle Washington, Aug. 12 (P& thracite, action was taken aft- : 1 ready to glve her enied s a4 attempts States yesterday. ', h struck y | the most imposing campalgns ever cr an investigation of scveral |48 O L G finfluence: Mrs, Frederick Zi i = The proposition mad t 1 undertaken to secure ¢l montha, Kasi T ¢ Yl emency for a has not the funds with wi vife of a Maryland con : l by the visitors and rej L ricdman was procceding north on | federal prisoner was launched here Restrained Dyjltnics e e S ot to ¥ dep 1 v W[IRK N!:W R l LEL | Americans form the st point | riin turnpike and was taking | today on behalf of Warren T, Mou The Investigation showed con- o i o ] ; {from which the discussion of termis |a sick woman to New Hampshire, . former governor of Indiana, pend upon the generosity o o e ae will proceed, just how far apart the | He was mov tuslvely, the commission Now al on its ¢ i T ek : : . ion - st h ¢ 7 ng along at a high rate "nlnvldvnt Wwith the presentation the marketing of West Virginia o) " f’l,'l":.d‘“‘:l‘m‘»“,},’ i : ruise to Panama EEK ’(‘Ul{} (;%{}R IMP[]SS!BII. 'I'l] F[]Lu]w commissions are \ ¢ disclosed. | of was alleged, and was oc-|to Attorney General Sargont of a smokeless fuel as a substitute for | o, o, (8 8 ! ainsELesI SHUATY Uil | L jbut some members American | than his share of the | formal application for pardon, the anthracite was restrained by & lack {* g | usband. AL mduly frien th Captain Wilbur | | |commission expres opinion | roz ruck, driven by Georgo La- | department of Justice ' was given proper joint rates, The railroads | i Lood to hee, but i1 summner or anyone else o B | (lvul 11 o nes ght be con- | Sauc ] New \‘m,\ clly, was also | more than two hundred letters sup- were nat o remed he de-| . S % L | tec —_— ) uded this wee { procecding morth on the turnpike. | porting the request an Sl o ostouas YAt arlaald| o S Ravor frers have g8 ety Al Thiee Mentioned— Police Board Cannot Ap-| Basts of Understanding | Friedman attempied to pass the | slgnatures of 14 goveraoer® 10 s by October 13, T Gt T ) : N g i | Ofticials sald it was not to be ex- | truck and, in doing so, the front|me s, 5 ples sct forth in the decision. i 4 broven Lo be of the S 5 o West Known to Want ‘ pomt Pa(rolman For % ot th T BOVErnors of states, seven of the The study of rates on anthracite | 1 e first proffer of set- sht wheel of his car, loc! Wi 1 3 1l a search of many wil © cked with | jurymen wha found McCray gullty. PRI (6, COMPLRIS (1) e v ey o . tlement would be agreed to, calling | 1 tt 1 wheel of the truck, the |30 of the b 10 other fuel sultable for housc- | p Hava ol natg Lo aniin ) - | Recognition in (abinet Fifth Ward Only : Gl Sl ; \ th he bankers who were involved v ha nad ) R at the last \ anit I anin A attention that the initial of atter vehicle sweryl the roa K : hold use undertaken by the | proper n 1 il g v swerving off the road|in the financi | . found. Imir tion was denied by | Britain like d been dand overtur commission with the asslstance of {action is urged any who would vol- Tntortained Male Frlcul i | und unacce t served as a the United States coal commission, {ynt the stusion will have| prederick B, Silkes, formorly a t Action regarding th 14 the possibility of making a re-{to be made ve AU orltios Juctlon of approximately PeT fat the hospital wil ST tiallow aep R " | without particular dif R cent in anthracita rates given finformation to those who call c Seott had entertained Cil red by the board of oplice commis- ‘ With Belgium Q juries to t several riby be- periienian Pl The conciisioh] teleghione, singer, o fellow guest at the ¢ sioners ab tieir miceting Just (RREA A Al 5 | possibly fractured. reached wr such a reduction | George Searlett, R o) s S e R o % U BT e L m.;-‘\""' s would have § er . year to a{Pumper Co. 2 of the fire department, [y 1493, af e 8 kad separ- t y re President Cool- i ad an opportunity to re w)n‘.‘l' hongcholder in who used lunderwent a blood transiusion at the | yed, > : e A Al 5 i i S ifving to th 1215 tons of anthracits per year. |afternoon, giving a pint of his hlood | 1 saw {hem often in Mrs. Scott’s e the ordinanca |20 Loe conciusion fot ithettivo Jolntfiry swold in court Cannot Ahsorh Cut in an effort to save the )t the sl Slon | s (b o many for $1,100 . . Mo army g | e e 1t of cltlen where bOOUOR- | baqer s ar gy Sobed yde EUC FINED SOON AFTER| men Who Convicted Report Says That Lower Anthracite | NEEDS FRESH BLOOD‘M--IMN Congressman's Wife and i, fhe L n contraband plant and property 'm' AUl Tormal of Se e mont A oo - Hi And M Wh Rates to New England Would | Wealihy Rootlegger Occupled Ad- [MU0F forin & provlemns 1 G. 4l fihe { e e e e e oW e S U nerk Erva e ok Ty ’ s 2 | fm Anc en 0 Bare’ Houscriouicel 86,00 a roas Lo cem N SeushoRoR submie o |8 8 R e L discissing | 10110 wiih truck loads of Nauor| American Financial Eaperts To- Accident on Berlin Pike Lost By His Transac- EresfiidoniOperationgito Toge(lier! Very LntotACNIghe T Iy o ntibe 50 o0 i S o pesdlf et D e R day. Has Quick Sequel , ! ST B ; Save Mother's Life e "N Orlcans is orsl et S worh of :\’“‘\‘";fllm:.;"l:‘ e Ly in Court tions Jom Movement. Washington, Aug. 12 (M—Rall-| The Herald classified ad section |Edna J. Scott, {he RSt R : ; i z;figmfi@:flfiwfi;xmrL;ufi$¢w&m¢wwfi"”‘ exsuan Feank D. Seolt | o o RO0UE to 11y fo ep (he e O G e A R i | st raedman ot 1724 ritim Hlinols Politician Began \;::‘P;HI il e ~|mud i . 0 o0 4 = R an ey ol c "M";,‘:' m”:; J B "‘M T .“”m_ T out n accident on the Be riin | More Than Year Ago Jl?‘lh u“xr;\mfxm-.“ ;\‘ i emic s i & ; e o ! Hsipy ¥ 2 center ay crowds, were de- | missic Il appeared optimistic, | | UL ng at about "; L G G GIVES OUT ORDER ouay oy ospmay, | OTEL OLBRK_TSTIRES 17 " o o 0 e 0 oy g optinist g AUTOIST WRECHS AR [Sate Exccutive, Jury ~—One of fal operations which re- sulted in his conviction, and a num- ber of senators representatives, busi- ness men, ministers of the Gospel, and others, Think Punishment Excessive The petitioners, headed by Rep- resentative Wood of Indlana, based their request for a pardon on the ground that the sentence of ten | years and $10,000 fine was excessive, ing in a ditch, In the t with LaSauce was W. of Corona, Long Island. rown out of the sis from w C sstons | 1 cmploye the Tee louse s o t Hecrotury |90 an additional regular patrolms re able to e nal |y ton, te by deposition e truck s a light vehlcle and | the men were ins S for a sign = rd an air of optim- | 2 nd t oC an Sikes deposed peeked S organization of the |SCSSIONS Sesterday an afr of OPUM- | Lumiitad $15 of the fino hecuus the | )h.r '\r ray fs anxlous and A study of the railroad earnings mother, Joseph Carroll, a ¢ ¢ ) covhole und s« them f cely Ut cal T F puiice department so that it will fsm prevailed. I oRiavare m,‘L, The accident was | S2P% le of making restitution te n the eastern territory, particularly | of Ladder Co, 2, will give s R o0 usually o 3 Hov1dp) (6rib7 patroime ‘),\‘ 4 of | The terms which the visitors pre- | ool the state police. ifilfl‘ffl Who lost money in transactione n New England; indi ntity of his blood tomorrow : lis 2 : ¢ ! S ",R‘,‘l “' i DESeaiio 1 were not disclosed 1 um»w | with him. These transactions were -ommission that the carriers wonld morning. It fs probabla th [ Sikes ) Wiy “suppos- Pres! t L) ' | Gk tion of whether the coun. | \'¢ American commissioners carrled out in an effort to recoup helunnriaitats rb the reduction. |voluntecrs will he nece S oh e car leader M A e s expeel : e 1er the coun- {0 chether a moratorium and money lost in lils farming and eat- “Upon the record we are unable ta | the proper “types.” Mrs. Seott said fo me: "Il - T it lous o 1 ‘””UH“”‘» m"h L La ‘!‘“ ¢ L division of the war 1 post-war | tle operations, and Iad to his con- fnd that all of the rates on anthra-| The {wo men re selec ) v inger is awfully tig 1 YR y NS T : “““’\ U,l"”ffl:‘”::: 2! \\‘ir lebts had been requested | | vietion on t od charge of cite eoal mow in force are excessive, |Chief William J. Noble to nnder . Tots of i ! g Elil Jackeun wholiail b etiary ne manleyssbesan il masi ALE v | neing the malls to defraud, TG Eransthsion: Bl ; T cott and [own choiet f e niakes his y ity 0 sald that he t Belgium might ask for a period | ! The attorney general promised to inreaconable or ntherwisa unlawful, tran n after v 1 " the locating of the patrolmen wis & {;1 which there would be no payment | llEiveitha: matter 5 i the deciston said, “and in our opin-|Of the departinent located at sty f 8 d attoy U0 bet hatic e bollce |1 Whic € e ve the matter care considera- 3 d: ,.‘,,,.n‘,',, reductfon of all |1 and 2 had vo ved to gi Imes. The first quest ! |t in tler 1o bs handled by the policelar principal and erest and also | tion. McCray only hegan his ten on; & b A blood after an appeal was made. 10 o anid i to know ! ji.cida g whet ) : 3 for a separate treatment for the w {year sontence in May of last year. those rates to an extent which could 1 appe ma < lecid 5 According to the resnl P ehilain ! 3 nignceing o e o roficctsd in an appreclable re- ‘H by Dr. E. R, Currun, the wom- | Mrs, Scoft when she Gk esent cabinet S L s i T e st l Il\pr"ep] \fltcilurpmt to | however. and the gencral poifey o 1netlon of the retail selling prices |an's physicia nd her hoshi an s lie in front of the ho seeretary of wa Ao o el e the justice Acpartment I been tn of domestic sizes of 7 clte wonld | Two we i shmllar plea wat land was br L into the ! “ent cabinet members (w0 e ) b ¥ ol esior s fus pardors in eases ore o k i fohhy. T wn e ea D TannolnE et oauins | Show Girl Denied arusesvardons niesealy Sharaiih : Bl the | made to members of the department d her « t ien o es Al been held prisoncr has not served one-third of reduee the income of several of AT Rondquantere i SaRetiEn Tatcione _ Sl and the ,.,»pnmhc ,u m‘ carrlera of anthracite to an r\»nM GQHA " L a « » i | y considera i I d on iy lllll(ilq i i P o cered s " e ; i : U 'lR which wo n eir : i to t th One of the members of the dele. i 1 ) i d was u I o aceept the Tl s L e e sestind Sto dfve Sihl aatilito) rs. John e gome Hime, s R \ b e . A IALS —_— gation n.,m. called '|' the depart “ufflelent 1 satisfactory tran. el e e ) T AR T Myed Sty on ; bt i Conl] fonreseinglt o e R il Bdward {0 oosnt the “‘m,’ ,‘my was Chast ; : 11 1 x x| Doth Scarlett and Carroll ar ' ¢ ¢ : r ommissioner Jackson sald tha ning, rea ¢ eperator ! aenorne, a former governor of Mich- “The record s persuaslve ¥ y Louise Spas Las impairment of 1he ability of the i i o0 on | fonly finaltive whic chile 1 probability an additional | whose adoption of M; his {izan, who sald that “McCray wanes A overseas for 1 eri ng time eck and 1 ! ! ; TNl vere appointd, [Enforcement Heads s DU e ietay Shter Sehe o)ty aimay hack dwhich he URNE ors to perform snuffleiont frans- |5 e S Wl f i , od to duty in t) I played the role of Cinderella for nquLl 8 to do In about 10 years.” He safd ‘ e i AT ric hi ® i ward, b feir mat it would bey Quizzed by Assistant Sece | om week, fodny gave out what e {ig 1210 200Ut 10 years” e uald butlon of anthracite coal might N ATl (o ra. Jostmaster General New, v appoint a_man who could 5 g ere pliotostatic coples ot twoil yon of Thalanu Had telephoned. the ton in eonnaction with the dis- Tatters mm n by the girl before her pt to commit sulcide attorney general urging favorable wonld “outwelgh any ent g action on the petition. 05 « 2 ¥ v 2 | Indictment Pends ¢rmw|mxrv1 on Paze 14) Fngineer Explains Caleulating Man- 000 £ey ¢ L I8 council resolntion. Chairman David E Hern i L Trowning gave the lotters out as One element that might militate No Keeonciliation ifness f nortf i said that if the resolution move to refute statements made In Which Unidentified Man : shington, sbeled against restoring McCray's conatitu- - PR T | s vam aceepted, the beata in the north- - assistant s by the girl In a newsparer serlos In | fjonal rights I an indietment still E HAR[] K KINbF“A O s el : i Toiate oy £= wistrn soctionof the eify would | TArs of tie treasiry. arse : e Gt Ry B L R n the J T SlidCa iRl o § fhoventoshe cf LI s ) ; 2ot vances during time | {hat present federal court officlals in B i A RON ORI O ; 2 he f« adonted daughter. |Tndiana were willing to nolle prosse A& man e s v . waney, o 1 e 1 ; ing partly in and partly out of I DR rday by Brownlng bore the| Ingiana ecitizens, who have ex- ‘m airfiell Monda t re 10 r i : - - embers 3 ‘ 1y (ol 5 4 e wir? She was re m'\-"“‘m'»rsu‘1‘\-(1‘ support of the move = Hberately cammitied il + 1 family inst of \ hissioners win T and °© easle ¥ ‘s enstody immediate ew, Senaters Watson and Ralston, - couneil to ind the resol S R O S o L nessman Passes Away Iin tehards Whaliey nr Ry IFQ 4 o ot nor 2 hoard ity to ask t sh LUl n t ers, addressed to art and George Ade, who s a g / el e one o : nt | of an additional man and appropri-, €M ELo0 N danes p daddy, { Michigan governor said, had refused - f = A 2 1 £ New |ate the money to pay him degree” g ¥ : heu t to urge a pardan others wha Aug. 12 (& ' 4 i . ‘4 At T : 1 ! {41d not join in the move could not Piehard T, Kinsella, may pesIhan stold wa ST Rktony © Imporied Gunmen Seen— : ! : Mg for easiorn Ney ) A i e and 1922-24 and for more ihan 40 | s e olice VW arneq A s Tt . i 4 : ; 4 sk art T 1oy el ol i Yo reral lasted more than two hours, 1 this we not eI Ithithe attotney ars @ leader in Hartford democra- tia polities died this morning after :l”, : 0 I S AL | on the Alerf SRR ool g0 Rolled Hose, Smoking, Drinking and administr ha most honerable man on | and Representative Wood sald after Oh! Why don't people see | ward that Mr. Sargent had “treated long ilines Th strain of his | Lol % 5 o i % v S e O S : the good In me” Why do they say |us courteously and was v gener- st vear in office brou nue; = i , B = ! i : Late Hours Also Tahoo For ! ‘ Pl S Bl P T dldn't look {ous in the time he gave us.* relag frop R HIE e S ) ¢ when 1) e e : nt €. Women Freshmen 6o cn ) wanted to e all his life. For the pa irtv-nine aoiGalifornln { e e i 5 I q . n" yesterday to f her Paimters at Work Fall 20 Feet, ot delegate SR im : E L S S oday was tha cllectual pursults rather ¢ ! xpects 1a devora| TAnding on Judge's Bench "“,,'100 Mile Search by Macs e R T £ the srcibie belnmen e s 1 O i |, Kiwe Sty Ther 5 i e | et OF the romalnder of this woek| pritgeare, | bl con it state . | Millan Planes Proves delegations to state conven L t 3rid t el e e mmflb HH“‘ i Nears ma. : Sorming ‘homa. from! dances afier | 2 all O¥er the country ‘ HEG Saceeiry ¢ Hartford's district school syste — T L s, 1 ¢ € N A B men friends afte AL Y, ad 1 erlor court in the T or nearly twenty years 7 New Haven Road Commuters Make T C K A 0 h . Ay 1 ' reorganization | cour Jay | Washington, Aug. 12 (™ {hves arool cammitten ool, | Vain Attempt 1a Seenre Reban i (il (alienio) H mer ' Y rous i 152 and | were \Willia % Pt £ | el a distance of twen- | ed mountains o be open this fa e St Gl red t P : Robert \ was made yes extremes in dress and William J and ¥ nd eavilv on the fudge's | naval planes of t caves four Edmund Rud T ’ he witness box and plled | tic expeditl jaughters R R _ g gl e 1 1 considerat n N n cigarettes ormed the t oftices ir s u ® Moo ) n active in r Petting parties. S Y y Tice f itt « Wilkes, son of the contractor LAWYER 1§ ARRESTED G o™ on i it oy oot mon oo summen” e 150 200 P HMWWfi@mwfm;'m,u'fi._‘v e Hartford rebate siiy a8 v ial before the women's committee. | phase of sctator's ch Messages tel ring from an fnjury to garbled ar ' bl Lol Ui Sl " nin r R | rumnk‘y. entire cc in- |y foot and probably broken ! indjcated 1} : ¢ suitable for New Haven Attorney Is Held On wi cult s § Re 1 t | an T Willtam Massott Ty Tase b less Check. Yors| frov o ntire Police Force of Philadelphia 8 5 e s Sl foady duis Middletonn. Cour 7 v W rr \ . e = g A ) ; tiine 1s Marshalled to Scarch Out Man | D ment.akay o HASEID ~ : Ing th rentlee W, Chass v imen Ball Player Sues Hotel : Sl Gl THE WEATHIR ‘ . French Casualties Are — |"5,0 X g . S s atch t the National wyer, was arreste ” 'I * His I oel i 5 B o Who Slashed Child L thele homs ey 800 in Recent Fighting | e society was sent by Centerbrook s P “ l!l‘_l WP et n,”““ e Hartford, Aug. 12.—Foreeast - . g 2 Al 5 ris, Aug. 12 (P—The French| N D Williams, the soe k today on a arge of S ¥ for New Britain and vicinity 4 a total of 800 casualtics, | clet correspondent with the ex- Increasing clondiness o nded and miss- | pedition. Dated yeste it satd: night; Thursday showers e engagements “The three navy 1 s today {Abemttien th the Jebal e their lowest flight since reach- of Syria, Premier X Together they passed ) : ) ¥ : e Adiew ho | Painleve announced after a cabinet er ice-filicd Smith sound and reep RI » i . ; } f = z o ACAs et RTeiEt Mot 1 3 3 bay aiso filled with Three days | € AL : ki b2 sl ek R 4 SR e [ Pty 1 to co-operat 5 e e X These figures were based on a|ice. Flagler Fjord ice partly broke 04 no Tunc ; : e S - t orat - et S S either | dispatch from General Sarrall, |en up. A e D e i ‘ t and FiCtRlave b Atirnst 1971500 Sa i mine e th : SaneItiGtleH inderstood, | French high commissioner in Syria,| “Crossed Ellesmere island at an Tor Bin aviest Inewed ROier LIRS 18§ ho et ke ) : 1 ; o il ’,m"‘)”;‘. K : o Eremat | Wordbu He CoRRNer Ta itable | recelved by the ministry of war to- | altitude of 4,000 feet. Bay Fiord and : Sfninges that Reptihimjent ot it : A e el sotinan b e N e Job as divec t w|day. giving officlal figures of losses | Axel Helberg island were obscured CiE R returs of R Sy 38 bt ) a m; 0:13 p. m | |amsatient listrict, but he is “looking over” all | sustained by the French in the at-| by low-lying clouds Justice F. anw?’rd ='|ckne\ at Ivory- " unable to move el n at- ' his e eased from the | | | The child Is in a hospital th> candidates and making no com- | tacks by rebel tribesmen on their ued on Page 343 lon Dale, a hearing hasnot been set. fielder should ospital last | * i # 5erious condition, p Witments. . columns. w‘* ?A as hoped ta - i