New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1925, Page 21

.S, ARMY PLANES GOLLIDE IN AIR (Coteinued trom First Page) Is attempting & landing Smith mads an upward turn to avold a mall plane plloted by Willlam Page which was taking off. The De Havil and overturned when f{ts tail cut sharply against the side of the C tins ship and hurtled (oward ground, Emith made d the perate efforts vight his craft, and jumped as it burst into flames His parachute failed to open and he was killed by the fall. Heptig leaped when the falllog plane was about 25 feet above the ground and was fatally injured He dled a short time later. The burning plane fell almest in front of the alr mail fleld hangars narrewly missing hundreds of spee tators, Scores of former soldicre patients at the Ldward Hines hos pital, also were spectators The propeller of Douglass' was sheared almost off by the fm pact, it was found after he landed. Douglags and Emith, hoth experts, had taken part earlier fn the day Ir the Camp Grant aeria) contests and had heen among the winners. A military investization of the ac cldent will attempt to determine whether the pilots of the colliding machina wers “stunting” for the henefit of the apectators, and why the parachutes failed to apen. A re- port also will ba made to the post- master general because of the scene of the accident was the air mail fleld NEGRO' AFFICVAL INVOLVED INCASE (Continued Trom [irst Page) Gilmore, among others in- dicted. corporal and patrolman have been dismissed with charges pending against the captain, ‘The list also included Alonso Paf- terson and Arthur attistella, al- leged heads of extensive rum run ning vitles. The indictments against the alieged rum runners fol- low wrrest in ast by federal agents. conspira charge sct up the jon (hat various persons ned in the indictment planned to transport 4, cases of liquor from Havana to ew Orleans. Three policemien were to lave assisted in the landing of the contraband from a speed hoat suid to be the prop- erty of Iatterson. Bustistella's part was represented as that was also charged with being re- sponsible for its transportation part of the way fo the shores of the United I'urnishing Information as to the movements of customs boats is the charge made against Cohen. The indictment alleges that Datterson congulted with Cohen July ay ta the whereabouts of a stoms launch. were JAP SWINMER FAILS IN CHANNEL ATTEMPT (Continued from First Page) ing foods favored by the majority of those who have braved the chill wa- ters and treacherous currents of the mile stretch of water that divides England from the continent. Nishi- mura's Jdiet regime recalled that of Pasyo Nurmi tanee runner, who econditions him- self on smoked fish and tye bread Nishimura's trainlng program called for ateleast six hours a day fn the cold channel waters, the tem- perature of which is considerably lower than that of the coastal wa- Japan. Nonl . Trance, Aug. 28 (@ Liderle, unsuccessful in her first attcmpt to swim the English channel, has fixed Sept 3 as the limit of her stay hers waiting for fair weather and favorable tides for another attempt. She hopes to away next Monday or Tuesday, the continued roughness of the Is disconraging. Lillian Harrison, Argentine sfar, hat Jed to wait until Sept. 1 feeling sure will h porfunity by that date RUNNING BATTLE ters of his native sea ahe an op WITH SMUGGLERS, Negroes Swim From Boat Under Fire of Revenue Cutter fast « Talm Beach, Ila. Aug L'iring ene-pound thells as ingle gun could be loaded and dircharged. a revenue cutter engaged In combat with two yessels, thought to be smugglers and liquer runners fuside the Lake Werth inlet SIEhE nndl fortad the vesseld out to sen the fight w wtinued Capture of the runners was re garded cartain, but had not been re ported this morning negro aliens vho brought into the United the smuggling craft, we Aeputy sheriffs after they had swum ishore to escape the s Search was being made for other allens who may have escaped. Government prohibltien agents o1 the revenue cutter unexpectedly came upon the smugsling boats. just » inlet about midnight. A they were try to 1and liquor and allens Full epeed ahiead. the boats da through the inlet to the ocea the cutter In close pursuit. After firing several warning ehots, the cutter began direct firing, but so tar ns could be learned, none of the shots took effect. e (3 last Wwhere s cor nere being States on sefzed by Pulverized egg volk often is fed to young gold fish. ahip recent raids on | the purchaser while he | the great Finnish dis- | but | with | PR L% 0 LRV l EIGHTEEN KILLED It 1s OMiclally Personals Stated That Rev. P. A. Oates, Latin and Greek Tost Lives in Storms Which Swept |4ty Maay instructer of t Fordham univer. spent yesterday with his cou- #Ins, Mr, and Mrs. James J. Bonney of 87 Garden street. Tokyo, Aug M1t 1 ofticlally | Angelo Bert! has been granted a \, ated that 15 persons lost their | bermit to build a three tamily house !lives and nine were {njured In the @t 60 Monroe street, at a cost of [violent atorms which swept Japan | $10,000. WITH OPERATORS Aug (Continued From Flrat Page) Japan Wednesday, 28 (A—The Loochon ween Japan proper were swept by Wed- nesday’s storm Digpatches to the home department report that three persons w killed, a number {njur ed and 192 houses destroyed on the tslands while 110 small boats were | sunk i Ings T [that the suspension will be of short AMER"‘AN l‘"“ luration, although the people are e R L} V] I BECOMES PRINCESS . LU A .bls o+, headed by John H. Uhl, whose ing their grip on their anticipation of continued |activities during the last few days were the only hopa of averting a sus- peusion, went into session this aff Crioon 1o reccive reports, It fa ex- pected tha committes will keep in touch until & settlement Tokyo, Islands, lying b and Formosa, tghte n Members of the ctizens' commit- 1 I'rem Virst Tage) Murgaret Platt of 8cra dison, as maids, The flower girls will be Olive Hoe and Anna Goddurd | and the pages Madcline Goddard and Joe Hotehkiss, The Prince Ialy, minister Rome, who will sented by ton. Pa., and Aug. order, 28 (P effectiva 158,000 men and d last night by in|John L. Lewis, president of the repre- |United Mline Workers of America. Italian consul Your scale committee,” read the The sccond |call mads public at the miners' America [headquarters at the Hotel Bellevue- New York, |Stratford, "charged with the re- press com- fsponsibility of making a new con- Pignatelli I en unable to arrive at understanding as aftecting wages jons of employment to be effective afler Aug. 1, 1926, There- fore, our membership in District G Dr. Ward Williams of [ Nos, 1, and 9 is advised that no lester, N. Y., cousins of thelcontract being in effect, ride, Jack Wiley of New York, |, mining will automatica |larke Hopkins of New Haven and o at midnight Monday, Aug. Geoffrey Norman of Ihiludelphia, The bride’s gown 18 of cream sa- fin with court train and the vell [, is of old point amvhrmr a fandly [0 Bicdilexotlitic) lefrloom. The bride’s houquel Is a { . shower one of The maid-of- | Aug. 4 : [the suspension call “entirely un- ITonor's gown is of pale taffeta with | ! hat to mateh, tulle trimmed, | more than $1.000,000 a day in wages, and | e the hridesmaids have deep rose taf- | €% The men would lose SRR L) 4 < business conditions in the feta dresses with hats of the . shade, and houquels of e | e said; q"m' region would be upsct ST co. ket as ¢ ldanhtias to mateh their dresses. A Gl L Mrs. Wilcox, the bride’s mother's [SU" 1 UECIEL dress fs of Alice blue geor A reception will follow the cere- | M Inglis expre Philadelphia, | suspension by (1. Involving 828 mines, The will Lanz ot . of e &room he Pietro attended Sealea of | was fssue mies > offictully the roval Commendators Axerio representing Arthiur Hoe of of the print which Prince groomstan will be member pany with is connected The s will he Py Nisceri Philadelphia, Panl Galllen of York and Dr. Evard Wilcos of | s b usl inee 1sta, N, A suspen- n of imlwl g19a6 n; ors' ser m ic is. chairman of the op. committec, s broke “t i City on roses, ssar and whole invaded was to e fuel substitutes, gotte crep ) sod belief that miners to & 1 ame is growing OVER KAP[AN RO S e mony after which Prince and Prin. |failure to win the cess Plgnatelli will leave for Italy, Strike” pledge pendin oA b ing out of differences lad been du [probtems. Many bituminous coal [ | operators ave now refusing to abide | by the unon contrd signed in 1 now prohibitive, ing " said Mr. Inglis, t the {inated by its great affuirs. That case in 18 though' it were true today." He called the union's refusal work without a contract satistactory in all respects, “a relic s of unfonism.” Arbitration Ivation in the present day waid. Lewis 1h c I “Irst Page. (Continued from Iirst Page.) AWk it d it looks as refercg because he lowed to officlate the man bout last night “[ am sorry to hear that My rald has done this. I thought he was a different kind of & man en. tirely. 1 trust he has not been quot- ed correctly in some of his rnmul\‘-" for if not, lie has erred in some of |, his statements. Lt says he derstand that he Kaplan-ITerman bhout as late o'clock last night, he Is wrong. was not given to understand, in- N | structed, asslgned or fn any other | \yicn to noticy Fiio union loc way fnformed by me that he was 10 iy fjje anthracie v Sept handle the bout. Many of the news- 1 (1,0 call had to b papers around the state scemed 10y think he was going to oftfefate and | Tho ynepeeted del sald And many of his friends | of maintenance men yesterday at the did Tlikewise, meeting of the anth board of “But T was determined coneiliation raised that question for Connecticut referee fiest time. 1t raised {he bout, not that there was none of [miners said, hecaus them ecapable, They [in the treatment of these capable as any referees anywhere wated. But T was determined that there operator {would b no saylng, in case the bout or that Kaplan lost :n\l‘\v\ maintenaic the declsion went ofherwise that a by the month Connectient referce had saved Kap-|tonized work per 1an his title, That was why I picked [three shifts, so it was pe rformed by Jack Sheehan as refer and will | one The shift, they said stand baclk of his decision, T had|was expected to in h arranged with Chalrman James A three had done Farley of the New York state com- |controversy will be airec a to mission, who was at the ringslde, to [day and until it s settled the mine have a New York referee, who was threatened by after at the ringside, offictate it Sheehan | running futo the | did not appear. But Shechan did ands from water, and, as you noted by his attire, he leterioration knew abhont it until 1 asked | him {o go in and handle the hout “As for tha statement. claimed to liave been made Thomas (Jigger) | Mecarthy, that he will not apply for |a license as referee, T will say that |on 11 he was go ling to Al out and mail a referee’s which he had requested, 1 to referee a met of He accepted and was Kapli he N defending tie union could in hopu that would wmodify theit on demunds for the RUSPLUS had wait mine ion call, as lon, the opera- refusal involving in- ]'rwlw(um He said suid |as it tors treat creased en to un- to work the was glv as 6 He | cost with only glon befor in the mail fast fe on control so. that to handis of na was the was now, are equally nien which lid not ast they al Hthey wish 1 n the ged, jobs with men paid had rmed normaliy by was close and Aso skel shift ane do what th 2 anew hundreds gas and plember suspensior d as a calamity by operatn to jndge from per providing it the operatars’ nothing rde miners, | sonal talk; is a Miners attribute by bility to t the [pric hand amon ta hear up under the frospeet profits aly expectation that for their at enhanced on the s and mimrods hearing the call streams imulated demand 4 m - siz of coal license Operator other assigned him that a | bouts in Ansonia received the usual fee for this work. | {1t he does not now intend te for- {ward his application for referces' I1- ! cense, T shall have to insist that he W‘H\Hr’ $25 to cover the cost of the {license under which he worked the | \u\m ia houts.” Receipts $50,180/50 following officlal figures on ipts of the Kaplay-Herman ve last night were made pub- lic this morning by Stephen Conway, boxing inspector $3.410.40; 4.657 at sy the mine of Septemher forests and [provide the hulk of the suspension [ sentiment tn unfon halle. Tn other . thoy welcomed a “vacation year as much as the office worker, it was said fperculation is already devalopine intermediary to bring the together, and “short.” The | wore once a here as to what outsf 1ally appear g sides walkout The the bout h will even (wo maka thes name of | tioned fr $13.- | ¢ ircles. spressed in miner e uot openly local Iy LANTZ SUED VOR §300 @arl F. Lantz has heen named as defendant In a suit for $700 damages ought against him by Porta of Waterbury through Atty I \ichael Tentina. The writ has besn served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H Horwitz and alleges that on August 1 the defendant was responsible for a collision Dbetween a ¢ar he was Ariving and one driven by the plain tiff, the accident taking place on Farmington avenue two miles fron New Britain and resulting in the : |crippling of the defendapt’s car. eotla- | (" ie returnable in district court Gross reeeipts Kanlan's share GSh11 Herman's share oy Estimated al £e gene expenser Negotiations for Merger Of Three Steel Plants New York, Aug. 28 (P— tions for a merger of the Ot Midland Steel products and Trum- [, .. tull Steel took active | ape he en bankers and AS RLN CTION oMcials of the three concerns held New York. Aug. 28—A general re. erence at the Tiret National[gyetion in the tank wagon price of A brisk rise in the preferred |gaesline in Greater New York and the Otis and Midland |],ong Island 17 cents a gallon circulation of |fonk place today. when the Standard | reports as to the possible terms of [Of] Co. of New York and Texas Co. | the consolidation, which Wall street I met the three cent cut inftiated yes- expected would be made later {n terday by the Tidewater Oil corpor- the day « ation. teel | wCaterbury, the first Tuesday in companles & re today wh companies followed SAN- | is reached. | SELLERS E. TAYLOR 10 BE ORDAINED Ceremony Next Sunday at Em- manuel Gospel Church The ordination {nte the ministry of Eellers E. Taylor of 84 Hamilton street, this city, the Emmanuel Gospel church Franklin aquare, Sunday at 4 p. m Several prominent elergymen take part in the ceremony Mr. Taylor, who is a native Tennessee, I8 a graduate of Too Falls Thenloglcal seminary at To con and is connected with tl southern district of tha Christian Missionary alllance He has h nsiderable experiencs in Vstie work in the south north two years ago. Sinee coming fo New Britaln Mr Taylor has been i th of the Emmanue chir which he is now Amor art fn the of Ga He ca Gosp mber ¢ who will the cie take ordination e Il Lyman 8 Atwood s ew Haven Rey a missionary , who is supplying the puly People’s church in the e io Mr. Taylor remony w Tey Tohnson. 1 Rev. ¥ Dy lerons, to abser was recently pronounced | the | by the thresh- | fixed | to | past ahnses lad occasionally replaced union men | is not | ady accuring from | vernor Pinchot is men- Joseph La | to Miss Dot M. Capen city to MAN ON STAGING HIT BY ROCK FROM NEW CHIMNEY | Plainville Carpenter Working In e Hurled To Ground, Reeeiving Fracturcd Skuall, with which | was working on, . of Whiting str knocked from { ond story of the from a fr tagi hon ing e sult ll [ morning in Pladnvil under treatment at General hospital w is regarded According to th anthorities, ‘Tellerin, rpenter, was worki while work a {The 10ck ition as serions port of Mo ry, who a tal = on another man the o oy of 1 | ing from ing the roof, | TRUCK STRIKES WOMAN: POLICE ARREST DRIVER Mary Speinain Hospital to George Carino Ju Custody, of the dark | Auto Wrecked, o Carinn ed this Mofftitt o1 atle by harge of reck inve in which truck, i orge [ less driving was made of a Crown Ieo erated by Carino, Speina of I3 i \ her hone oman to the tatn Gener cported fo ha suffered A and from n Cream Co, pear [ taken | hospital where 5 | sl [ vesting comfortant Lad gash on he \ack. | ratrolmar the woman's son, only witne gon claimed th was traveli on 1 yort Alusane t the lonr g My |effort 1o aveid stri he applied i his In | dor of t 1 | chine Stephen Zigger sger, aged dird last nig beer tephen 7 I Flm sfre e ) home short is sur AMrs and three sons Herman, funeral | Peter's church | 8t Mary's [ Funerals [ sophie Kowalska The fune phie Kowals aged 4. kil al of Sc in an automobile acc o is morning at CARD OF THANKS thank the Knights of ¢ Daly council. No. 1 to Lake Compouncs olumbus and \ g ?5th, 1t the h ¢ was the t orphanage will take place at | will X ne | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 152 Wall Street Briefs | MARKET UNAFRAID o OFSTRIKETHREATS Railread inquiries for steel rrni ucts has been larger during th weelk, The United States Steel :flr 4 poration is said to have recelyved o ] : fos e 2 Rern tor 100 Sona e v woees Coal Situation Disregarded in from various roads. Ona of the est rail orders I8 expected to| 0| l it 15 estimated, will need from | | 00 to 25,000 fons for Florida extensions, T 1 recent bank rate x of open market has started a al | led b maint that low of the | with a money rate flow turn American ew York o8 have ra I they . have epring, finding T.ondon arge hanking wck halanee alned i funds fn PN PUPROSES ea) pr ne o mara fitably in ty | | T Joint Stock Land b 1025 Nadtite nths of possibility the remaining f« There is nlso the hanks will 0 held by th Ang varfons lar £ farm pr security o 1 totaled § on $ for reden company an- no igival continued gains of operuti pared with month last RIOSS TOVEnUCS, o first seven months of 1925 inerease of period Tast these stocks an rectively to I price down 1 ros profit-taking been tims « Porge tford | Inok o distril hie will mak m for ame eonrt on f Jay. N ing f is 1ol md chi ving vducers and dist associate, | Comm Mr. P ttiiohn, is to | B attachment Commiseionar sge tend t ms itfon. 1 ~d to Conne Will be his lavs of t < in N for t he Boston f He t n g offices there during and to spend two days | milar purp moranda of st company amount I ¢ ot R Theater Owners To Pay 5 T the | company is & | by the 41 | 3150 underatond t ia req Arr wera today being made X for t 1t red to y Joseph A. Haffey UNDFRTAKER Phone 1623-2 Mary Summer 8t hureh =3 | ‘ | ‘ | \ ; Opposite Residence 17 For vour comveniences, we are carrying an exclusive line of appropriate GREETING CARDS Bollerer’s Posy Shop | # WEST MAIN 8T, The Telegraph Florist of New Britala. he plan e co rday by fa to cover t ction of taxe Rened Py a8 Was stated ves M. Holden xes 0 STOURS WAL Iy 1 It Pr arrangement will t e contracts qxpir or the cont force. habla that rely ne hen t Deal (‘nmpk‘!;;l Today on \\ est Main \t Pealt' |14a R i x*1li-H~rm:r\" | ei*r. today took ever the “\' .4 owned t 3-405 West ank and 4 plan exten Main atre Anna §n improvements In the buildings locat- | B ra Carpet ol v‘-ro The deal was ndled by| Billings & Spencer com the offices 1 Costello. Billings & Spencer pfd. PUTNAM & CO MEMACAS NEW YORA & MARITTORD STOCK EXCHANGEY JIWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN=~ Tel. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE € CENTRAL ROW TEL. - mg We offer 100 Colts 100 American Hardware 100 Stanley Works JUDD & COMPANY Members New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1813 Judd Building, Pear! St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Comn, We recommend and offer: COLT'S PATENT FIRE Stock ARMS MIG. CO. Price on Application | Thomson, Thenn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORR AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGPS Donald 1 Hart, Mgr. 1 We Offer NEW BRITAIN GAS NEW HAVEN GAS WATERBURY GAS We cept margin accounts do not [EpDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burrltt Hotel Bldg. sk Tel 3420 We offer 50 shares Union Mfg. Co. 50 shares American Hardware 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark New York, frre Aug. 28—I"oreign ex- ilar. Quotations (in Great Britain, demand 485 hies 485 1-2, 60 day bills on 181 5-§; demand cables 4.70; Italy, demand cab «hm\flnd. Bel- 1-2, Germany 23,80, Hol- Norway 12.60, Sweden 24.40, Switzerland 1437, Greece 1.48 echo-Slovakia ustria 14 1.8, Argentina 40.00, Tokyo 40 3-4, Shanghal real 100 nmark Spain DRIVES WITHOUT LICENSE lames Sullivan of 36 Gilbert street was arrested this morning oa a charge of operating an automobile hont an operator's license. Sullle iriving a light truck owned Billings Electric Co. when HOTST Bx STATEMENT W THILEY CUTS SPARE TIRE Berson of 134 Dwight street re. 1 to the police today that & stormeter had been stolen from Is automobile this morning. In ad. ‘!'1‘1\ to taking tha accessory, the thief eut his spare tire, Berson TREASURY SEATEMENT MARINE GUARD MEMBER ~ !'ics: GETS PRI ON SENTENCE Frost Threatens Tobacco In Connecticut Valley Springfield, Mass, Aug. 38 (Pe—d werature drop of 38 degrees ught a white frost, the firet of here early today and late Tobhae- Privata Beam of Summer White | House Detall Will Go to Ports- | O TIE fior | crops suffered considerably, [co growers in this vicinity have been hurrying their harvest with possibility in view and per nt of the crop is now under cover. canters In the t Valley hereabouts the v did not go below 42 Aee snsequently the plants still in 1 caped damag Dose of Poison Fatal To Man, Woman May Die Toledo, Ohlo, Aug. 38 (F—Henry | Miller, 35, and Mellitto Ottelinl, were found in a serious condition | from poisoning in Miller's tailer @ this morning. Miller die after reaching a hespital. The woman Is not expected to live. Ehe told hospital attendants and police that she and Miller had it the evening together snd that they had sent to a nearby drugstors for a well known headache remedy and that both became 1l after take ing it The attending physiclan at the hospital said Miller had dicd of & ; powerful polson. Two Years, Ang. 28 (A Tn most tobacco and one to two years pon recomr Al La Jeune marine corps are v ' of health, t spe prisoners arges s ed to wash in the place, the ocean, | o 8o by fent ed to his su Lebanon, Pa 8 - | Part of the heart musele of an un« A finger and toenail-less family of [bern chicken has been kept clive in women has been discoversd in Italy. (& test tube for 14 years . home is in ke