New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1925, Page 1

ixtRa] NEW BRITAIN HERALD (= uno) ‘paopavgy s ——— Q “id ESTABLISHED 1870 o B JAN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1925, —EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS PIRATES ARE CHAMPS TAKING LAST GAME 9.7 1, called, strike 2 called, Carey made YOV QY e Thrilling Contest Fur-[2'uic et o G G %) BOX SCORE ‘Hard Coal C 1 f 90 x h M M center. Joe Harris up, ball 1 out- n eliars o 0 side, ball 2, strike 1 swung, ball 3 WASHINGION nishes hlany oments Wright took Joe Harrls' hopper and | ABRGIEOIALY f N B t H | § Excit t—S got him at first, } o an i rol I ING W DY ain omes, vurvey oy 5 f of Excitement —Score |* yorrison workea a wite curve on i the Senators all through the fnning. | . o S M P d B tl R al o o ) " " e I3, 2 "‘ Several Times Tied—| o rus no e nocrrors. = 15l v Lo aonessa and Dartlett Reveals Resclntion Th Blect T adl D SA RDA “Peck” Gets H and tnside, strike 1 called, fou sirike e, o a0 ution to That Effect Turn ec €IS KLOMET |, ban 5 outside. Johmson took [potis b oo i : ek g = D ( . Cuvler Gets Tiineli Craynor's hopper and tossed wide to | HOCHIIPAEM % - ¢ 2/ Ten Per Cent of Families Without Fuel Or Price to 0w fi[ onvention WILL UR['E SURTAX Secunty Agreement — Arst, but Judge got the ball to the -0t t+ * | .. e . uyler Gets dImely | ot hravnor. \Wright up, [JORMsOm: D oo Buy It, Official Statistics Indicate. ‘ wo]l Be' Accented B strike 1 called, foul strike 2, ball 1 1 e ACCe) d S 1t was starting to rain again. Me- b R golthe se- cesstully and at a greatly lower cos . Tnnis up, ball 1 outside. McInafs | AB R H PO olders of iis city have stores of {than that paid by the average eust- | R che And Belglum LS b RYE Ot (PeTna welnd | R8s BTt 1R TS Eabntas Etoh loraiibase) Moore faby o 1 . their cellars while Uie re-{ciner for fuel, they explain, Adopts Report Denouncing Com- T e by o e e U L O Rl e e 4 0 maining 10 per eent have not, and| Lven though the strike Were 10| uunie Doctrine at Convention | L CaSULY Dept. Meanwhile As we“_ P ]- h e T s Cuylorrr e [in a majority of instances have not,end today, it would be seven weeks Works in H f Ev ol1s N topes of the Washington Senators|up, strike 1 swung. ball 1 ou . Barnhart, I, ... g;“” UBDEYRNIEH which to I'L\I:I~ l“.';;\' ast before cars of coal would| In Atlantie City—Does Not Want Orks in Hope of Xiven A . for a world's championship and an-|Smith hit into a double play, Sit % BAOuo0 3 Ojpurchase, o survey conducted|beginito come into this pity, the of- | ‘or Fiour c e Tt e o HEr s Tl SR e e S o e ::n:ln. s O Hthrough ths oltlce of s A IM.]:M Is fee! certain. In the mean-| Political Party. Lower Figure gl‘eement oming. » to 7 fcore. The score was tied |Ing MecInnis and then throwing o clunis, h. .... [ERonessa; with the assisiance of Gitytimeibinsfare ilkely ito bef raduced;} Sy s ;N Se 2 & M s i Smith, % 0| Purchasing A Benald T Darts losieni s vialeaned Atlantle City, N. J., Oct. 16 (P— wveral times during an afternoon Smith at first, Smith g 5 or entirely cleaned out, » - i : i . y of o el T el b e Bl e ™ 1 masar s s b 120 Amrcn esrtion of tabor || omtogon, oe, e GUARD MUSSOLINI The game was played i intermit- Third Tnning M P, e > survey has been going on !t s no occaslon for alarm, |today voted after an animated - |{feasury is ! . JAINST S mQ dT L e a1 , XGrantham . Olauictly for tho past fow weeks There I3 a considerable amount of |bate against the formation of an fn- ‘”"’:"r"f_f’i"; e R St Of AGAINST SOCIALISTS . The Senatars $ored four runs tn|and inside, Judge s i h‘ ner, P 1 0“{\Hg~m”v\nm~ were centout (n-ln‘wj‘v coal in the eity and when ne- |dependent Jabor party. ;d“m““m' . ’_flf"‘r"‘\‘;u:“;"l]“\:: the opening stan The Pirates | center, Bluc T Sl o o mayor's office to every coal fcessiiz requires it even those not| pr.ggent Willlam Green suid that |been unable thus far to arrive at|e.-ccoino Switserland, Oct, 16 (P— onned thelr fighting clothes in the 3 vo fotle I : g waBizbee, 1f, | dealer |z.1 tln: city ‘vv‘.‘l inquiries were | di- ’ | to take up Its use at onco| S M i hic % ‘ © Al Germany today offic ally announced A S Oldham, p. ! 0 niade elsewhere, The mayor and|will ¥l no other alternative, The |there might como a time when it & flgure which may be proposed as n her adhesion to the Rhi cohorts followed this by pushing | to Moor L called GO0, c. 2 0 |Councliman Bartlett have reached imayor will communicate with the {might be necussary to organize such ‘,v“r}‘ul,”r‘\” \ml\.n“\“m h“.".‘:hfic‘h] 1 mutunl guarantees, (m":‘:dv::‘“?l coMorts tallowod s by pusting | 1o Moere iy —— ain conclusions that are of great |charity board and advlse that com. | Purly, but he wowod that tabor's B FEE T0% WUEEAY B8 TRCHEEE | sccurdty conference herewith the ol- the score was tied In the seventh in- | high, Cuyle 5 satlonal DD jinterest in view of the coal strike. | mission of the results of his survey. |25 1““ LoRBLconl op l"“ peryed Winston nln ;‘ M; o l‘hfl\\'cm‘“rl) oct of eutlawing.war: The pastimlli Washington failing to ore | catch of Pec Iy and then threw ¥ Datted for Morrison in 4th. | f"“ of the is that housekeepers [ The department has already pur- ,"].O“ 'y, M”.‘pm””g cangidateniripad the tots 1; “f‘fll :‘K i \v‘:‘ m”rr: ‘m slzued by ‘Mhrmany, Nrance and HeAln and Bittabiiveh making one in | Wiy past first to get: Judge, Judge Eiaited for Smith in th, -+ |should take up seriously the use of | chased its stocks of coul and will be |'¥ 10 1900 o a6 expected to have satlstics ready | SC/EIUM 02 the principal partios, and the fitth and two in the scventh. S ot Bl o1 i, il 1| SSABatted for Kremer in SO e W T ek e Inin a position to assist many this | (8 e e v o T s e o and. means |17, Great Britain and ltaiy as guar- Peckinpaugh, second man up fn | calied, ball 1 low, fbul etrike 2, bal | RUNS BY INNINGS most sections of the country suc- | winter, e e e Tty O e D e . : : i T T 1 MU DY INMINGS imizing negro workers. One hun. Committee on Monday begin consid-| ™y ¢ilt the announcelnent’ of Ger. the olghth drove the hall into the ! jdrore; g 3 ; oy . h % ! many's adlierence,, the conference tands for a circult, making s tl 8 ? . zroe: nembership, will appear before the itteo at g Ojjsereiy score 7 to 6, a | HITS BY INNINGS ELEGTED GLASS OFFICER \STURRS DISE”SSES EreR LoD will appear before the committee at gy jts olghth plonary meeting adopt- the | T dohs long smash, No. uns, no Hits, LHEbUTgh ........ 008 010 23— Ired labor bodies already admit cration of a new bill. Both officlals o convention adopted a resolu- In the Pirates hulf of the eighth | TPirates—Morgison B s e = ANDUARRESTED A i {tion calling tor o conference at Kan- | _TheroBge been no change in the [\ ic (CE% 88 he fratt security pact the bases were filled with two out | SWung. Morrisoh got « single over Pittsburgh ....... I "'“ o TH[ F lsas City on October 20, at hich treasury's views with respect wi‘af!sr't)x\ e f"“‘:}‘“""‘“" fssued after one o had been scored when | Second base which Tice conld not i 'Two base hlts—Carey &, Moore, . bresident E. 1, Kitzgerald of the elimination of a number of the mis. | *fierthe necting i s iler made a two bugger, scoring | ¢t up fo. Moore up, all 1 outside. Har iylcy Ciulidly RS {brotherhood of railway clerks will wncous taxes and for repeal of | oA D \GNRLY: /e aloBaci KN O T e | Moore hit a long drive to 1ot for Thre base hit—Traynor. Home run | California Taw Student Accused ot | meet represenfatives of Colorado licity sion of the present | e ‘;“‘;“P"“ the comglet: o two bases and Morrison scored Ly —Deckinpaugh. Sacrifice hit—Cuy- | Being Onclof. Ging lof G . 5 y ' ext of the draft security pact, ani s - 5 I ang I\ y . o ght handlers in an attempt to |law. : First Tnning ast running. Stan Harrls or lor. Stolen base —Carey, Double | ; Need Gasoline Carriers jsio gricvances g e treasnry secretary fs mot pre. | 1€ {he question of arbitration trea- Senators—Iice up. There al, e ; AR S eals Dudic | Mail Robbers _ se evances. 1 as ary 1s b tles was taken . up.. Poland. and R ee went oyt | And patted Johnson e ba AEVIA OB IR Co Under El -+ e The freight handlers had esked red at this time, however, to give | T ang: A i (l”l.‘ S i e up, Moore sco “o| Struek out by Morrison: Johnson, | Los Angele ir. oct. 15 o — | Under Electric Railway | (0 (e e itharawn | etalls of his jdess, Ho said today |Ciccio-Slovakia wers invited to ai- to the box when Rice w ed to the i mer: S . e n wel tlobert C: | e G J LhEd e BraLSHIE a0 o 4 lE‘!H‘] - A shap single past Sta irris, Carey S. Harris; by Kremer; S, Harmds; by | Ove night week Robert Cargo, 7 ’ ay cle I at [the treasury would mag r Ddte; € ALTIES nasiadi NORIO E NG e Trat bai) \'.y b The crowd Cldham, Rice, Gosling by Johnson: | Young law student, w Management He Says :vi\m;] l‘:\elntl:\d -:H;]v::r\‘jv{m “)”“(‘; i;-ivn;\ly::::\%n:\n?\‘l!‘x\|'l“.::.(:~1:;‘ ("(»):\;T:j- Avsolution ‘ot the probisn of. tie A ”‘l‘\‘ll“l:‘\\fid {n?n.ly,.";‘]w].\‘n. K\j\\ was wild with oxcitement, Cuyler Cuylor, Barnhart 2. Bases on balls ““»ij cnanat the Polytechnic evening ) BT |they could have direct representa- |itself to pointing out to the vommit.| Dolah:Clermbnariitiabiny {MEN Toul strike 1. Rice shot a | 1P Strike 1 sw ball 1 inside, by ANl Goslin, . Harrls, | school. | Washington, Oct, 15 UP—Advan- [tion, A reprosentative of the federa. |tee the possibilities of revision inso- (PTactiPally been reached Ly enlara. g ke 1, o e | eck threw out Cuyler at firet, Carey dJudze; by dohnson: Moure, Wil The nest evenlng he returned and |iages of coordinated rall and motor [tion will attend tho conference and | far ns they affect the volume of roZ|{% 8 mRD el tho SRR " as foul. Meet o > o 0 " 1 o iz < . ridge | 1N an e ction 1 olase epresen 8 3 loni i " | + | virtually the sama as the treatiss < going to second The hit and run Dpiteh, Aldridge Hits off: Aldridge | e tor clasg repr bus scrvice under electric railwa re; ol dresider iroen cepts by o | Sy co he i run 1 clectric railway {report back to President Groen. c by the government. | betwosn Garronny {0 Meansy Lol PETNTER Harvis up, Stun | PIAY wus con. Barnbart up 1 2 i inning _ oft Morrison, 4 in | flves ne was cl g h wanagement and the “lmperative | The convention turned down a > O S L (low, ball 2 inside and all 3. 3 ings: off Kremer, 1 in 4 in- | ponent, Alexander Stegler, ag need” of regulating busses as com- |resolution, introduced by J. Shafir of {Germany and Belgium. = This meant arris fouled out to Barnhart, Nit oy by " iote inira cateh 1 nings: o Oldksw, 0 in 1 fnning. | oflicer, who was tudying law. |mon carriers were discussed by Lu- [the Chicago Bank Clerks' assoc b?'&N 4 Al [[!H[]L that all * possible disputes, even g the first ball pitehed. Gostin 1 | asteep, Ruet did not 1 yw Winning piteher: Kremer; losing | PPolice announc: erday that 'clus S. Storrs, managing director of [tion, proposing that the ! those arising out. of froptier gues- he Senators were EoIng "I“"‘ e Ly thind. Strike SRR piteher: dohnson, Umpires: Me. | Cargo had confessed that the eve- the Amerlcan Eleteric Railway asso- |States recognize soviet Russia. { {tions, would bé submitted to arbi- first bail. Ball 1, high and fnaldes ;00 op pappn i lenrner Cormick (N), at plate; Moriarty (A), | 1ing he “cut” class he was a mem- ciation, in an nddress prepared for |delegates voted in favor of recogni- | SHZEI] flN TURNPIKF jbaton . bull 2. outside: ball 3 e Wenl | o rght, The Pirates e Iat first hase: Rigler (N), at sccond | ber of a gung wileh robbed a United | the American tric Rallway asso- |tion. Prosent indications ', are: thak i cond on a wild pitch WS | oing after Johnson, Traynor up. |base; Owens (A), at third base, | States mail truck of =~ $600,000 in ciation of railrond and utilities com- | A committee report on the subect | geremony - of - slgnig il e dne R and hit into the dirt in |\ Loa0 01 e high and inslde : money, securities and jewelry, He missioners. {satd: 7 e [ sacurity pact will itacblhos BeLy o plate. Strike 1, ealledi | o 400 e 'n ed e x ~=|and four others are in jall in con-| Sinee it has been demonstrated | “The American Faidcration of La- Auto Containing 60 Gallons | d=y: . CGostin got base on balls, | YU i€ | FOATE foreed Darn- wright up—bail 1, - ball 2 0uts€ | yoojon with the ertme and two that the motor bus will always ren- (hor stands unequivocally for demo- | 'The German government after foustliban being ol et i, sent 1 strike 1 swung, foul strike 2, ball 3| g)0rg being sought |der supplemental kervice and never cracy, for the right of people to rule Taken by State {heating 2 fullirepoce;rrontian MALDY ip.Bal) i joutside; bnl £0° ! Harrls. 3 runs . no err autaidt foul L0 Sien atiaiand ) r 3 lounced 'supplant the street railway, Mr. [themselves and to control their own | ST rent to Berlinffrom ~lquernd.:.tes 3. On another wild piteh Rie el A sl ndisnased BADOR R jury had re- |Storrs said, it seems “logical that |destinfes through political machin- | Policeman garding the trend'of the barterings nt to third and Gosiln to ond Fourth Inning. run, twa hits, no error CiTehl i e kA : 4 Letween the allied and German dele- \ 3 n . = L ed seven scparate indictments tric rallways should take over ery of their own making. Tt op-| A Puate inficld 3 Senators—It was stil ng Sh Inoing (15 L ERAET, S B0 e bus work rather than the bus |poses with ¢ fervor of gates, s sald to have decided o Sy 1 Harris [little and very dark ar { ators—Johon, foul strike 1 (i “oureo particlpate ho gov |the electric rallway work.” This is |hgh idealls Lina ot autcmesixtys of alcohol and a new [Place no obstable in the way ot and the ba ro_filled. {low tho course of ) | { il strike 2. Wright took in John- | Lot O TR REES Ee ot only fn the Inferest of efficlent |eracy, bureaucracy or dictatorship, | ¢ were scized by State Police. |Chancellor Luther and Foreign Mip- up. Ball 1, outs Ble istd 4 ws hoist back of second. RICC UD | mog bt police announced that |Service to the public, he said, but [whether brutal or benevolent. an M. D. Smith on the Rerlin- |ister Stresemann tn glving effect to S e e so.| Johmson up—bal 1 high inside, = [ INCEuA i .‘ | 5 the agreements in principle arrived 3 g : S jail in to Cargo simplify the work |+ “It is emphatically one urnpike last night when he arrest- 5 4 L, called; ball Ighihall8 ik CAL AW L slvike Slca ec Aorhl (Continued on FPage 15) Charles . Prank |Of regulatory commissions by reduc- [revolution and to the teaching 3 Morrls Persky of 37 Bethel |t between them and the reprepentas strike 2. called: foul. Judie jton's curve seemcd to mystify Jo tives of France, Great Britain, Jtaly e csciona, alias Dago Irank, and ing the number of the thousands of 'revolution by vlolence wherever | strect, Hartford, on a charge of | Jong foul into right field. FFon . Carey 100k Johns K" Davidson gam independent bus Hnes now operat- |democracy exists and where ransporting liquor. Persky was |23 Belgium \ foul went fnto ;‘_‘L"‘ cente € g~ owd was 4 alias Shapirio was jailed in |iP3 Shroughout the country. people have the power to madify or | Incked up at the local police m..1,00“‘(::]‘;‘;“(“"’\:‘,'}‘ I""’(fr‘;\' iR 1 stands from Judge's bat. Foul, v fa A ? Mo., yesterday in t Mr. Storrs sald an effort would be [change thelr government through |tion this morning until arrange- - e 4 ) « ngide 1 {land d Czechoslovakia has been 4. Rice scored when Ju¢ : HE s, £500,000 o made at the coming session of con- the of constitutional mear LY S O] T T s e . X108 4 andl the has were still | Innis. Stan Uarris up .\mnn\ 00, worth of the 5 0! the use of constitutional mear completed for his re {acceded to through an arrangement four | - - gress to obtain legislation for regu- | “It ‘denounces the whole com- |lease un $500 bonds, RBluege up trike 1, called; |1, ball 1 outside, foul strike 2, st lation of bus ) carriers, |mu ¢ philosoph hich s super- | he st Y K ) .. | for speclal additional direct treaties wide: foul strike 2. Goslin ol R | {i common carriers, |munistic philosophy which 1s super man was on duty [p e ceen “trom under which France . claring the motor bus and truck {imposed on the Russian sov ov- | 0 » when he spotted ) §f t I cady ke e wer G | | e ’ i L PO will have the right to protect the e sharp single to third calied strik sperator was not entitled Irefecdila ot 2 Below. the Bilver m”‘_l s thicd and Judge |to, the: benel kiekin i S Sneraioe) not entitled to prefer- jernment hoth a5 a philosophy ky's machine below the Silver 'yormiorial fntegrity of her allles and Lt s i nt over electric and ja structure of so-called government.” | T Inn, travelling toward Hart- jotend them against flagrant aggres- A ( a strik y N COT'S X |steam railways, A 55 ’ Sue o h a ronil ol e A Alleged Disposers of Chap- | ord. Suepecting that the man had sion Germans 18 e T the box ;1 Morrisan |call ‘\m b threw no ged Disy P R NER&] Seerctary Hoover told the assem- | FOUND DEAD: UNIDENTIFIED. o e 'i:":m-c rmany is willing to adher ce. Bluege hit near the | big drop curves to the Goos 3 . 2 |bled commissioners a a < o : oy Aisahi: = S 3 o Uhw sereen and was nearly a | lin singled into left and Rice race man Loot Had Many | h commissioners in an address | Now Haven, Oc Smith ordered him to stop. When P M | ast night that proposals to sub Dl B , the machine was halted by the side | p, it 15 (P—"Today . A ai v Rt 1o il anSins ftivo ikt ol bivat ta Violaables [fiaras rorlaiat et oot a und dead fn a rooming o in pachine ¥ ( Parls, Oct. 15 (P—"Today marks Ui et et et S et (5] nevond | To0 Harh|| uanlies Bring Pl e t101 of electric power wtiitied would * | Woolsey street, today, ¢ britierosd jheisiatoiralicann » historic date,” sald Premier Pain [ e mar e e 8 B e el A SSAR inngEkianettoR PaxthEbyil E & it e e o ‘n ntified by any ons there covered 13 five-gallon cans of aleo- leve on learning af the successtul « pitching. Morr w pitch- [ Rice and Goslin scored on Joe Ha iadelpiia, Oct. 15 @—Tavies| Sending Safe Landing |sovercisuty: £ ; ! comoeiition of MholEAt S80S 1z for the s pock up. Ball |8’ two base drive to right. Judg “If we were to stretch the Inter- | —_— — R ORIy 3 ; o 1 vith diamonds, rubies | . e . . woe " ek hit to Wright, who | up—ball 1 low, ball 2 outside, strike pin : Signal With Lights state commerce provision in the con- | As soon as he recelved the news threw to Moore and t was a ed, baill 3 high, strike 2 called, ccurities figure in a twice-told itutlon to regulate all those things | e premier telegraphed the con- apute at the plate beeause of in- | foul, Judge fied out to Cuyler. Two leh has attracted epecial in- a0 St mtoliies halnsritians {gratulations of the govetarabut to : 1 Toms {orference with Pec This | runs tits. rrors. the trial here of two men Rixengd Oct, 15 (P— lis a necessity for it or not, we shall |Foreign Minister Rriand, head of the owed Joe Harris to score and al L mis up. MeTnnis | TR pation fn disposal |CPtUred i a seasational manner. lautomatically abeorb tg federal au- | French delegation at the conference. se Tunners we deelared safe, |rapped Y ato left. The Pi s 1 i 2 four men, incly e pilot and thority most of the govérnment that Y Baill | Tateatave =il : afte . first | Of some of the bonds stolen by Ger- | passenger of ; ck taking first el up 1 an alleged rum-running lies within state lineg" Mr. Hoover Watch Agltators iacitatrike ball 2, out- ald Chapman in a New York postal [airplane, are to given hearings |said Locarno, Oct. 15 (—Soclalist i ik | agitators were under strict survell- 1 T ealled. Judge scored |string catch of Smith's s 7 o today on charges of vlolating the| The commerce secretary declared o Moore fuggled Tnel's grounder | Mclnnis ha Tich bit L e rel- |Prohibition laws and trespassing. (he did not belleve the ',\,,,\.,.lp,m‘i t APP INTED B"mquet at Burritt Hotel /lance today to prevent demonstra- » bases Wwe | filled. Jc Grantham batted for Morrisor A i airmen, James J. Garr people have become “&o supine or so | {tlons against Premier Mussolini of am up. ball 1 inside, t : 1 George Lawrence, bot careless of the fundamental advan- 4 ; 88 of ARIEaave | Tonight Marks Close ()f Ttaly w he arrives to take part fou 5 fou ¥ in the federal court, len, were lured to carth near Chats. |tages of self-government that they A SIS'I‘ANT SEERETARY g in the closing scencs of the security 1 sent out a lon to oJe [tor Von Brandenberg of New York, worth last night by signals given by |2re ready to surrender control of Q9= N : mf conferenc: oul strik leral cou Vie- were | ho is also under ! ¢ $25,000 Campaign for1 The fact tha 1 when a rom Ita arl in his St. Lucyan’s Home. 1 socialist activitles Moore up outside. [a dealer in stocks Jersey state police, who pre- ir most Intimate concerns to a nen strike 2 {indictment in th 1e connection, | viously 1 ted Paul Costello paternal government at Washington ‘ Moore ! said and Cal Taram Atla City however wise, or however powerful.” | pyomer Legion Head Given 2 7 | ball 2. wide nt 1 Iy which the Goose | “Perels! '\H”» \ i me that he had | caparct proprictors, after aving | .]swt(xlu rland an -' is m;l-\ ;nd arahar, o o cror, e, 0, Now Yor und bud bt een them send s o g s | Kleiner Third Man in Post Under Secre P | sty omiat oo up. foul strike Fifih Inning ound hjmself in a room—he d emarle o : W 2 * War % 5 e e M ot S ng delegates to the confer- “-"J""” 'y“"‘ "‘ B e A e B i 5 ”' e 1 Trolley Wage Dispute tary of War the Sacred Heart church, will b mff““’(:fh Hadeslhiiis pps to bunt ut foule € Krem K 1e location . » troopers sa they forced [ New Haven, Oct, 15 (F—Charl g % ence by Musso! and s bunted but Johnson {Pox for : lares inimber ot stello and Taramor to reveal their | Kleiner, compensation commissioner Chemberiaintetlrent ‘lfi.“y:q.‘: are they [nor robled A hit by leap- is, Tubles turncd spotlight skyward and jof third district was agreed upon as| Washing temple of peace.” since England and c on him [ing 1 in the nd spearing 1} and sccurities piled ¢ signal for a “safe” landing. |ths third arbitrator in the dispute |MacNider Italy guaranteed the peacefu! of attack on him [ing and s Bt ng R v swer was flashed by two air- |etween the trolley men and. the |appointed foday to be assistant sec- |on North Burrite street at a dinner |Italy gutranteed fhe = pen p- bunting SaLronn 2 bl e nd both started to glide | Connecticut company haestor 3 tor o'clock at the Burritt [eration of the pact which I8 regares ' e al ok up c Further details were sh ¥ : re ed as an almost accomplished fact ‘arey up, ball 1 low, strike 1 ca | dov When one was within | The choice of a th Sitrator | eNid , is a former com- | h hile the campalgn was for - . . ¥ Johison worke t 1 | objections chioiceifofSu Ethind faxnivrator | FiMac sl : Premier Mussolini this mornieg A : 5 IR NTe of the eart he pilot ap- {has been hanging fire sine une. 1 American Legion, | $25,000, it was believed at the outset : A ~ ity alled: | Tte af Sibodar 1 N o & Lparently recognized the uniform of |The agreement s hibe T I bwitht F. Davis, who was|that more than that would be col.|reached Milan, whence ha Wil pi8s t f T e tempted to sWIng | pany and its men expired May 30 aced to the post of secretary of 1. C s F. Smith, president of {C¢ed to Locarno by motor car. S St e S R e i : machin Vahey, of Boston, for the |war upon the resignation of | 1o directors of Landers|fascist chief, who was once a crack LSt 7 o s | qupining thematien to ke Jutyisa Cinby swerved ¢ 1 1o the & bk ol I i ey W | Frary & Clark, was director, and F. |racing driver, was expected to take il . e S ColodelNasELiouR \ nd, wre he running ge itration pre *i.l“, ';}“‘.m\ e tant secretary | Raymona Gilpatric of the Stanley|the wheel trom Milan to the con- bl | - ” Sk \ iy : ; f 3arrison | rafway me B Rt L S At Works was manager of the drive.|ference city, passing over the fam. nd Lawson escaped nnhurt. Warned | Berry, of Hartford, for the company, |City. Towa ot n pri- | The campalgn was unique in that not ‘«"“;L:\\)':\:"r‘_ - ;r:‘r:m;‘:\” et the crash, the pilot of the second Iv had to wait until Mr. Vahey |vate life a cent was expended in securing the| '-. I: »w‘ ek e z-: ane turned its nose upward and| give his attention here. A| He wasan Inithedows nas | BN SOAERL: e i tetioom- e 1 Atlantic City. imber of names were offered and |tiona) guard before the United States | atement issued by Mr. Smith |sible any manitestations e A 1 Garrison admitte e et el lcntered the great: war 1 he | Mr. Gilpatric today followa: or against fasclsmo. but big erowds that the second s i s Entpned Lol Y 1 | this meeting, the Rev. Lucyan | patiently awalted his appearance. 5 1 > ski will be presented with| Signor Mussolin! will stay at the mail truck lo N ! \ 1 shipmer i Without distinction | vilia of Jniryv?: }:w--w«lu ., "!Q:.L(hy it 5 e Ao 3 oitlectipion . 2 r tize: ¢ N Y ho, althaugh Nv o~ [, ek, S rt o PO B ik N e e o | e wearmen | | o i et Sy o | i e et g Lo o ” nde o n | the wreeked machine. Two ¢ e g { |tenant colonel. He was w 3 yniributed this money |no, in Swiss , o = ;e ' * &, Mihiel and holds the T St Lucyan's Home for Aged Peo- | his Ttalian nationality and is an v ed Service Cross and seve her | T ccognition of the great need |dent fascish orations ch a fine charity and as a mark| The villa'is surrounded by & beau. were centering \ three EXDENNING AIGUOTE | 3 ates ~cond Innin i e re . - :'-‘Il. vl ¥ ¢ n's f t | Connectd ng a policeman | first said by the authorities to ¥ Hartford, Oct. 15.—Forecast it TR s . v. Barnhart ug 1 r indict- T wrenee 3 for New Britain and vicinity: strike 1 o, strike 2 2y y ! trik e 1 ere as the res of an rison, were later fou » } be Generally fair tonight and | i g n|of app tion 1 hich almost bordéra n X N t iiry star } 3 % aatomnobil . MacNider previonsly had been |of appreciation for the work which titul gavden w or took Stan Harriy Wt was |called, strik Barnhart stry iiry started when the bank fo ro mthe automobile driven || probably 1‘1:'?:‘:“ cooler to- | B e e Camiin the hotel In which the allied W= (Continued on Page 15) {gations are staying. about to go into the stan out, swinging at his third strike.|peg 31 s paSpeid spuoq 3@ v Ir“ Costello. Al fc furnished t Goslin up, ball 1 outsi strike 1 | Traynor up—Traynor fouled to Ruel. | been stolen. | cash bail for their lppurnnce 100AY, | g of Jowa for secretary of war, &