New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press ————————————— I'STABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 —TW NEW BRITAIN HERALL: ENTY-FOUR PAGES "OPE T0 GAPTURE WORCESTER YEG i Two Bandis, Deserted by Pal‘ A With Gar, Snrvounded in Swamp oo o, ave 14 0 LUNCHROOM RAIDED LAST‘ aind Wa Robber Gang Had T S%EE‘L%‘}{'? g@K[F(NI . DEBT FUNDING IS~ \nul\: Men Accused of Beating up Porter at Florence, Ttaly, otel— \ Conterence Adjonrns Until Cool. ide Can Be leen Defails ! iR IPO«I AN AGREEMENT u)’”’ after a dispute In the f 2200 Worth n(‘h stel corrldor U, S.Telgian Negotiations, However. | 5 the A Saved From e 21 s old, 3, both of Chicago, charged witl Or Nat Fault. jonalities"- > who made the arre rerieans whi invad a them. the attack incensed by rridors until th Foodstuffs When Put to Flight— from 1 the Take on More Optimistic Appear- | crowd attacks After e crow Sirongly Armed Posses Scarching ance After Today's Short Session Woods and Swamps for Them. | Mellon to See President. Worcester, 88, Aug. ig. 14 (P — | Two of the trio of armed bandits three daring ra who have mad ot | American pas i apped “1‘- m wh rnumsyille | “Donell 1 Chief 1hrid whose zmented by over on Worcester county in the to he tr five days are believed n a and Muleahy u- T T R r' 1 to statement that the men “could not A SMITHS I HERSHP Hylan Has Not Yet Gi Out His Campaign Standards swamp between I Rochdale. At 2 a. m. Senator Unaware of tha bridge, more W policemen Chiet Foley and tivity in North- two score led by armed ot | Eung weye uring islands in Lake Quinsigamond in th lief that the bandits were hiding there, Guard Avenues of Es State patrolmen from all bar- racks in this section were on the highways on motoreycles nd in omobiles, heavi med, watch- | ing for the gunmen should they es- | from the town and city police. | New Ihe polce started on the trafl of | rorm bndits after one successful | i o g J1d-up, an attempted hold-up and a rald on a Northbrid h h room had been reported during vight. The trio made a get-away aiter holding up Willard Blanchard of Ploneer road, on Sunderland 1 near the Boston and Albany | ks, Recognizes One Man One of the reports received the cffect that a mot L recog ed John Troy as sitting in an as ma \\.u Fxplain Sitnation reester wi fore ven ation ape ent by nipped to tiations nest York npon Aug, two commissions, brief s n today wtie mayoralty nomi Mayor Hylan was outlined tol who assurn 3enjamin 7, manager, trol yes CODLIBSES STOP 0FF ssion to exam- vents which was s will be transit, relief stion Belgian Statement Aug. 14 (P—In Visit Camp Devens Route by Auto to Plymouth, V1. cilities. before a her said y 18 one ror Hylan e for boro nany today loped when fior nato: L it was ould th officers sev in conn robberies here. to the |I\V"Y state patro wrge antomobil to drive a motorist iburn. Deserts Companions 1 on the lunch room Listone Valley the driver udit car sped away and left when the trio 13 they were piling A report v barracks of men in tempted the road In postponed. Mayor Hy nounced ) cet the regular Wa an, Senator P. Col Hylan's c far mpalzn ma to say that Gov- ! ,,xVORul'i) LlUSbl\ND USE OF WIFE'S PflO” military ernor Smith “If Governor Walker maries,” he said not a re st tin loft Tan ard the notified lable po- alled out, The foree I to by the many towns- ople who gathered to aid the po- men Had Goods . who were e for mn ator sular democrat YflllTHFUl FORGER LOCATED INLAWRENCE f\;’ Dorothy Quiney Trowhridge Hager Worth ofENGsy piled 1 good 200 some $2 Haven Leaves Deoperty Valued at Over Million other nsed David l’m'dmmimn Held That City for Loc: Police ught 1l suppli v minutes hold-up on Sunde ter police ae S for t Go Heavily Armed USED MOIHH Tined [’ ENSE and Jdatled o wit of Perjury Chavge and Giy- False Information hwight Miils at Chicopee Likelx Tled Chapman Seeking to Frevent Kaplan Contest Giant Still Is Found Police in New Haven ey HIGH TIDE Standard Time) mdon, 6:33 a. m.; At New Haven Auto Crashes Into Town o . : ; ‘ e 13 Flagpole at Darien Today employment 11000 VOTTS FATAT FACE TRIAL IN MERIDEN THE WEATRER Aartford for New ¥ Ang. 1d.—~Forr ritain and vicinity WS ler tonight Fatr ' 1 nt turdas was both of Bridgeport. The car badly damaged. | They were arrested yesterday 1 t ged (1 | waived extradition. | was playing tennis. Institute of ‘Politics“Spc;a/zer NI HEAHIUGKFH Asks Different Nationalities For Probe Of Shanghai Riots uatn T0 GREET THEIR SON tran e | Bishop Roots of Hankow, ( hm a, Hints That Original | Report Was Whitewashed fo Save “Certain Persons LICENSES ARE FORPE”‘[.}D Insists (hinese 1 ot Entirely At | | at we foreign o it plain to our gov yple of th nust also sdom ¢ 1 hers increased resy ting cart trention can b and or 1d. rs to er has heen adopt a most ‘s rights ave no o States hAs the respon: loptir ch an 2 * GLERKS § PETITION | FflR HALF Hl]LIl]AY Fn Want sitores (Ioscd Wed- nesday Afternoons All Year Round was cre lireetors of the cham- er of commeice this morning when n was recelved the in various downtown | tores requesting that the present | Wednesday half-holiday now in vogue during the summer months throughout the entire “tition ned by s and wus pres antile lody e to whom ft an- | from the as to the mer mmerce Members of the merca sent at the meeting were opinion as to the disy ion. Some were of the apinion t the clerks had no real griev- especially since a clerk is a hired with the understanding t as to what hig or her rs are. Others, on th ared 1at the working e contrary, petition ognized and handled thr »per channels, must be to Change Line thing which a ng certainty tition ot the c Mr. Gould ar follows itain Chamber regard iflding. regular request that it nsiderat nd furth such ¢ as i s pr rt sented to you, e Chamber of C o, we feel, the o ading merchants #1 (Continued on FPage Twenty-two) as gecre merce nion | of our 1| NEW CAMPAIGNON DRUNKEN DRIVERS of Names of Offend- s 1 Cnmemplated | State Motor Vehicle Department Sce- ing Some Effective Manner of Cut ting Down Number Who Operate Cars Under Influence of Liguor, ion at stated inter 1sures takon to is offense, w dangerou mobile feh grow ag the t six ar, @ depar ar nses of 425 peak ni hen 111 ¢ to susj the He for driy Irunk. The perators| partme police of t offender lives w! give the s no publicity e o tt ntfon of tt whs \borhood without ntan, one yo a court | iriv- i o to do ¢ &ists v cation 1 1spensions, lings of & traction of ¥ attracts much ¢ reason more and m ¢ against Greenwich Man No Benefi Gots Recanse He Went To Chiropractor, Nefther Doctor Nor Surgeon ROLLYWOGD SCANDALS Two Prominent Women Attempt Suiclde, . And One i3 Likely To Snecessful Priest Dies, Autopsy to Find Cause of His I)\a(h rk, Aug. 14 (®- ten Duyvil 'Father Romayne entered cent's hospital July 28, w_x | on 4dy"”’"~t Ha,, ‘1:’" ('D[ ate "l. I Average Daily Circulation For iy 12,021 PRICE THREE CENTS NEWBURGH MAN CONFESSES HE BEAT WIFE T0 DEATH mm He Forcad 8-year-old Girl to Help Him Place Body on Bed Charged With Manslaughter, Aug 14 ( a night wat is under one of sheriff ar his wita dr Windsor they obtained en he fir nd she taun ing her, account i a shot to ed him shot” he t Accor rHy‘: te he knocked her st six times, with beir o forced the eldest of the Julla Conklin, aged 8, to wife to a bed and partly helslumblad off 1o N to sle When he as dead rged with five children o city home. WAGE AGREEMENTS IN * NEW HAVEN WALK-0uT Several Contractors Patch Up Differences With Building Workers He have heen sent to th Haven, Au al strike 14 (A—While g trades- ed to bricklayers on one ! est jobs in the cit actors slgned agreements ilding trades committee 200 of the 400 who walked out rday returned to vorl The new office bulldir and { ves here to rtment house L being erected Collego sireet, was safd fo have been t it of the union bricklayers on wi con or hiring nor an- cther job. KINSELLA FUNERAL TODAY . Peter's Church Unable to Ac- commodate Those Who Wished to Attend Services, 14 O/ ould not ace of St. Py omm jate the who ttend Iayor Ireds stood persons red to Kinsella, Hun t the big chur sent from t nicipal . police and fire depart- nd organizations of Rict which nber. The the R rector was a me 1s conducted by 8. Duggan, hedral. Auxillary in procession to Bishop John Bishop John were anctuary Mt, rctery was half a n DESERTS HER CHILDREN Bridgeport Woman, Husband Sery ing Life Term in Prison, Leaves Two Youngsters. onn, Aug s Bevilairna, a who is serving Wett 1 ared f her home t. e 1H - 30, wife of . a life for mur ROBBERS GET BIG HAUL Obrain Payroll Contatning Befween £50,000 and $75,000 in Daring Holdup in Winnipeg, Pilgrims \tar( A} Nl to the Four Basilicas 14 (A—One ¥ 1 trom t Re e o the fo st rning & r Basilicas, Peter's « hymns which have hop Anderson. the Boston piigrims. They will 'recelved By the Pope Monday Tueaday. sev- | of hricklayers on a' ONE PLANE BADLY WRECHED BY STORM MacHillan's Other Two Sale and Establish Main Base FLAGLER FIORD SELECTED Located 100 Miles From Fiahe Radio Messages Tell of Magnifi- cent Views and Clifis Rising 200 Ft. Out of Water, Washington, With ons of its planes ¥ out of come nis . the MacMi dition {s going ahead Arctic expe- with the other Lo int rmediate ord, on Elssmere mile Etah, bhase Island about 100 s from nd, the main base, A.-2 was damaged storm yesterday, was put bord the steamer 1 to be repalre N.A.-1 and N.A storm safely, Flagler Fjord Sellected, flagler Ijord was decided sub-base between Ftah during Bow- The planes weathered the upon and 10 advance flying cated during a recon- thght Tuesday night It was planned to place supplies thare \last night. Details of the base will be haissance trip made to dis- e proposed hase and of the lamage to the plane were contained {in two dispatches received at the Navy D ment from Lieutenant Byrd in charge of the section of the expedition, The telling of the discovery ite, filed at h at 10 o'clock Wednesday night said: One Plane Returns, 30 Jast mg!vl for NA.- at 10 had to mrn back ature of motor, 3 reached the east- stad Fjord at 11 p. t land in Bettstad Ijord crosswinds from south- 8 I"jord is magnific Its straight up from the wa- 2,000 feet. Landed at the end of Hayes Ijord, but wind rushing down from gla. made anchoring or taking planes up to the Itocky Coast lines impossible, T " and both planes midnight mllw' Place. western strong ciers ling m tnoend of | ander MacMillan the weather permits land The o'clock lagler Fiord agreed 18 5000 As It blew a gale ind are Is- ered with fog. mossage filed at st night sai Plan Is Wrecked, her continned had all night and strong winds continued until 4 v keeping demolishing ling of water 4 two forward N.A.-2 and t down by the nose until the touched w Got her along- 4 with great r from sink- 1 her aboard the ing to repatr hull has RaTS has been co " 11 on 1t er er s now calm, N A -1 and They wilf Jeposit fying sto et ght tn a0 ns a 1at th ANOTHER GAS CUT Gasaline Price Now Rangese From 17 Conts Up In New Jersey Dise tricts, 4 (M _Another + gallon in of gasoline was Washington th South Carol- ¥ of gaso- S navy a pal- Ol Company Loutsiana, Arkan- New pri in PantE, prices ot ot 4 Arkansas the Jer- )eron:;l;i Is PI:P;EHYCd W |th :m l-nklmn Kiloute (P—Eskimos ant Com- of Chi- MacMillan with a kil- ment made cquet. ceived by an ner today, Me- to the radiocagting ip Peary last when the voices of heard In Chicago, s ra rred lay night 108 were rrying | o s seem to {broadcasting as much as we. presented me with a kiloute, most enjoy They the permanent musical instrument world. Tt is built like a ten- {nls racquet with skin setretched across it and sounds lke & drum, when it is beaten with a walrus rib™