New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1925, Page 1

FINAL EDITION — et e———— —_—————— ESTABLISHED 1870 Average Daily Circulation M Week Ending 12 ;39 FOOTBALL RULING SUPREE IN EAST Yale-Army Game at New Haven Holds Chiel Intenest “OTHER IMPORTANT ~ONES | Brown And Dartmouth Fighting It Out At Providence, 1linols Penn at Philadelphia And Cor- nell Tackles Columbia, New Haven, Conn,, I'h Army football te panied by 1,200 snappy cadets from the U. emy invaded New Haven today con- fident of its ability to (ake the mea ure of the Yale Bulldog in the an- rual foothall battle at the Yale Bowl. Oct, m, 31 (- accomnl- arching ry Acad- Capacity Crowd thousand funs, a capacity crowd, tickets for a game in action an Army football * team with an unblemished record this vear and an eleven that had sent the Notre Dame warriors down to de- n foothall pite a driving snowstorm that ed for many hours yesterday, the piaying field at the Bowl was re ported to be in fair condition, al- (hough ing snow, rag At Top Strength The Army team was Teported in the pink of condition as it went through a light signal drill at the Jowl yesterday. The Yale eleven will enter the battle with two of its vegular backfield on the side lines, two halfbacks, Cutler and Kline, were scheduled to be replaced by Noble and Foote who, while mmch loss experienced, are in better phy al condition than the cks. A drill by the West Point cadets was one of the bright spots on the afternoon's program, regu The probable line-up: YALE ARMY Gin .. Baxter, (Capt.) ft End (Capt.) ...... Sprague Left Tacklo Shmidt . Daly Richards Seeman Right Guard Benton ......... Saunders | Right Tackl Potts Sl Born Right B Bunnell q ... Yeomans | .,uarm-tmun Noble Buell Dot i Trapnell | oo Wilson it . G. Crowell, Swarth- (ore; Field Judge—A. C. Tyler. | Tvinceton; U horp, La Falle; Linesmu Heneage, artmouth. Watch Grange. Oct. 31 () the warning of isylvania supporter: as Penn und Tilinois football (1 to take th 1d to- me that had an import- the drive of the Red tern champion- of T lay ms prey iy in a t hea a4 B ip honors. ing on toward E: was a marked man on \ppearance in the East, \as nothing new in the life the Nlinois phantom back. Ha s been a target ories of his fe walls of the Urt howeve vond the wdinm of the na met To o be at 1y, defensive Pennsylvania and were holding | that would show | ther soggy from the melt- | Uni- ckiers ever | ts spread | ms ever | And |y h has been pointed to stop the | nsts of the Penn yivania the ckffeld m great Gra 1« Favorite, ruled the loss of two of Al Kur favorite star 1 Paster ¢lds, both were injured in the Chi w0 game last Saturday and were to play today. The loss of 2, regarded as one of the best | | | ! icks in the cast, was the most vious handicap to the Red and I3lue’s chances of maintaining its un- | feated record. To replace Kruez, | Ccach Lou Young had carefully Young while Jesse two touchdowr ame last year, was ields position. These while not, considered he offensive as Kruez 1 were expected to fill gups commendably. Middle Western invaders wed in fine condition, with the stion of Charlie Muhl, end | injured in actice this ¢k and was unable to play. Coach ppke, while declining to predict outcome, said he felt confident n would a good a unt | themselves, Field Not Too Good. 1 scem isappointed over weather conditions and so did Car A heavy, wet snow, i n yesterday 1 1) t night made th playing field sc uppke fear 3 field would decrease the e ess of Ris 1-American I'I \‘: attend nate was 62,- 00. Hundreds of rooters from the I'niversity of lllinois including a §0-pl thousands of | hand heduled to ‘start at 2 with the following line- ips ILLINOIS PENNSYLVANIA Kasel Singer End Left Ta Shively Left Guard - (Continued on Page Two) : ; Sie: e | Severe bombardment, has been or- [upon the death of his father-in-law AN"ERS"N [;LUE FALSE yur church, and by that 1 mean BRI on SR Dulittea ;le“\,:n-lf;,i'; Rl l‘tc;;:‘"‘;’c::frx dere] home by the government toin 1883, presiding over both it and | very church in the city, fs the one | Miller is the lome American un-|3:"Comin " 3. Parker, James .| furnish a full explanation of the |the DBaltimore Star, which he estab- New. York, Oct. 81 (P—October | and only absolut indispensable | T an™ _““:.‘“‘"‘3:\":ffl:‘f““l"\ffl)r"f‘"“l“‘;. orth, Paul K. Rogers and Phillip | situation Hanedin 1916 Runiil uno nurnaiw) IN BUFFAL[] R“BBERY e R e B e (it L il stimony before the | p gtanley, The board of directors| He will not return to his post, for |Were purchased and merged by | N ; 5 ain. The city ‘grand jury. The Merton hrothers.|qis ynejudes the president and sec- | 2 decision has been reached hy Pre. [Irank A. Munsey {n 1920. He was | |ienced by a > portlon of the At could get along without a trolley|iwo Swiss assoclates, and three €or~ |otary”of the hospital Staff. At the | mier Pafnleve and his cabinet that |@ leader in civic affairs throughout ’ : : iy e following similar | gystem. Britain would prosper |Porations—two Swisy and one Ger-|pregent time Dr. J. H. Pot . is pres- | Instead of a military commissoner |BIS residence here and the recipient | Police Now Centering conditions in the midwe e tric light, New Britain |MaR—are also under indlctment. |ijent of the staff and Dr. George Wa|n civilian henceforth will take my, |Of Scveral honors from the French | i / il Sl S L Y e i | The forcign individuals indicated | pypy jg secretary. Buel B. Bas | the task of supervising the man.|Eovernment. | Their Search in the cnnessee were snow-covered today, | €0Uld educate fiself without a pub-lean escape prosecution by remaining | juw ng 1 M, llancroft were elect- | s v a e | 3 ; 5 d T M. Bancrof dated torritory > - Early snow records were library. Bt New Britain could [ubroad, but it §5 the expectaticn of | g augitors. The French cabinet for several | Lake Port City P n Connecticut, Int heavier snos { not exist without a ehureh {the department of justice that the [ 44" mosting held by the directors | qavs has hewt mmeh cortamed sen W]LL REPR“I]U[;E lqls | i ' were reported in Washington 1ch was the keynote spirited | Merton brothers will come volun- |y, megiately following, C. F. Ben- ”‘» bpseatin 1 i b *" | : : Virginla. An inch and ss delivered by Rev, W. IL |tarily and face trial becauso of thelr | ot ong reclected presidont, George | hior "arennations reaching it | Buttaio, N. Y., Oct. 31 (P—Search N fest | Alderson, pastor of Trinity Meiho: [oxtensive Interests In this country. |\ Traot was reelocted vice-presis | [Lom AMerican and British officfa HERE ARMISTIEE I]AY [for the bandit gang that killed twe there in 52 years, but Washinglon | Fist church, before a gathering of |1t none of the aliens appear for the'| junt tha New Britaln Trust Co, was | o’ rezarding the homhardment {men and wounded a third in the and northern Virginfa had a two| 115 men last night in that church. |trial tho Indictments will stand on | gyain selc sted as treasurer and Rob- | Of PAmasens by the French artiiter- $93,000 robebry in front of the Bank neh fall, the carliest since 1870, | I'revic o the address by the min- {record and they can be lnrrm:tml |:‘,m R B0 euocEc Tad h i Rel s ‘F':v:;r"r‘nfi;mh"r:p:vir:: 205 b of Duffalo branch of ‘the - Marihe Further south, in Charlottesville, six | ister, dinner was served by the|the should come to the United [gooretary. Lengthy descriptions were glven | Sy Trust: company. lon. Thiireday kakiE inches of snow forced postponemer omen of the church, the clatter of |States later. WS Bt e, i |n these reports of amazing and ex- bp"“tal}eous Patnou.am to centers in this city. All other p v of a football game bheiwee lishes heing continual uated | Besides Colonel er the de- | congtsts of members of the board oy | {raordinary ineldents accompanving Be Unleashed During indicating their flight were dis- » Unlversity of Virginia and Ran-| by spontaneous outl g by |fendants are Richard Merton of | girectors, war appointed as follows | {he shellinz. The Rritish consul in < , cavdad! dolph-Macon vious groups or by the tout ene |Frankfort-on-Main, Germany, pres-|c, K. Bennett, E. H. Cooper, J. § | PAmaseus in his repart to the Rrit. Celebration | tliosn cads, s reponcitaN Had not a flurry on Oct. 10 al- semblc dent of the .\IM:\Hg»‘wflscha'il.! & | Cooper, George P. Hart, A G. Kim :flh forelgn office, which conveyed that a man resems 1 ady broken the New York record | Rert Armstro ident of lcaptain in the German army dur- te contenis to the French govern- s bling George o ders for carly snow, yesterday's tlakes | Everyman's Rible class, led the sing- |ing the war; Alfred Merton of (Continues ArinaeR 12D [ ment. described “atrocities” by Gen. A general outline of plans for the u{' 1;0 x\(un:‘"m‘,\lz‘.lzl\:xhy{.:,'.' :“' "‘:)vn":l‘; { would have done it hy piling up two | ing, while Mortimer H. Camp, presi- { Frankfort on Main, Germanyq, ML A I | arat Sarrafl's regime. celebration of Armistice Day was | 7 t/e SUPSCIs hed b “"-’mn g fhohen eep Bhadlitnsanot malicd t of the board of trustees, served |president of Metallbank; Leopold | imnalwrenontiavthorttien Mave moti| Lol Tiatd &t A Scting Of ARV CE e et ant and Eoeal In some parts of Pennsylvania |as to ster, In spite of the flur- [Du Bols of Basle, Switzerland, SHIVERINE TENANTS endenvared to hide thelr dlaploasure | A0S Belterment council of this city | betwedn, Mo anc racuse sleighs were hrc e meeting, in the | president of the Swiss bank of Bas- aver the trantia hotwoen the Franen | /450 MEht The schedule provides false. Salvaging of in charge, was well |tev Fitz Zahu Geigy of Basle, Swit- and Svrian tribesmen. Tefore an- 1::1"11\:4 A'\vln\'vl‘\p. \,m\ Ansvvu.‘nr”,:s lm..‘b i s — [ marine off Block Tslan |zeriand, president of the Socicte nouncement was made last evening |or the. arleinal Armistios Day '.‘[', e raghe Qe R tite toeg be suspended hecause of h . ess city,” Mr, Al n {Pour Valeours De Meteaux: Metall- that General Sarrall was to be re. "[ Rl ""\3"“"' AYLOf i ¢ last night were searching and the blinding flakes went on, “would be a d ed city. |gesellschaft, a German corporation called there was a Mreet Indieation 1.",1““1(”-\ \\“:x -:\'\\ };1 .“"»\"u“r‘::xl l'-‘l\yll‘ i : between = Utlca .88 Warmer ther is predicted for your women and }w'\ll of Frankfort-on-Main. — that this would be the enlmination ,»‘j.“.“‘l ‘>‘M“‘l‘“m\“" {:um\‘fi 5 :“V:;\‘:m’m a large ’:\ntnnmhno con- omorrow. An abatem ow | children wou'd flock from it and its Conspiracy Charged | = N . Sff iy of the kil of gre numbers o B0 3 Sk hing four men who were driving | temperatures already is working its | eny ous ‘m\. :""‘”’5 When A, Mitehell Palmer m:e,Lessee of Main Street . populace of Damascus and m: : G ;.]-\-\\ivhrm\ 1 wi'l generally fol- '““(,\:\MT" turned | ay. hast. in which to llve.} " operty custodian, shortly | Adi e {razing of a large part of the cf w the style of that held last b X ring information i '\‘u; farther north on the s l!u ard ) e ROSE Y n“: ';1 f‘l{““p‘:» n‘.vrrf:‘:;lv)wl s?‘mv' :mcrm the | Building Fails to 11s of the French :, & l,fll\:‘ "\”, \‘-j‘l n:.,”h“,“] 1‘1\.1 :\,1\."1 ,", i '-“!""'”1"1‘;"‘(\ eled 'v"-'h“««.\'; which | the less snow apparently oston firiflaeinfyolin trolleyecEr S EnORONBRD et e Al 9} ner cantiof i the ‘ovi P remark of Mintster |close at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, Sar RO SR YTRC he car | had nionoiat all Sand Virginis the jiuniize your electrc 1igiis Mo ono w‘i(::‘klof :z T\:mn‘cm Metal com- Provide Heat | r ik ulen [olowing thate wohiistios ab that Mime'| Cartred an_ Tllinols license. One most A s e b _,il‘”:: on the ground that it was| = | misstoner was | to let the people know that the cele- | ™ “*ll"“‘ Ing the occupants were e A nieviiliigal Tabols fowned by Metalltank and Metallge- | Aaron Prushone was arrested this | ed. bration is about to bugin, as they | FORCeTS In the _doutls murder b Ohio with an eight inch “And T want all 'you hera to help sellschaft. Tho sharea were sold morning on a warrant issued by | fhe TSt clementary i gl ghiion Mocdjotits alent 1T G AT B0 Thursdas, | Biviin & woman Bblind o pport your church, T don't mean |and it Is pow d that there was | prosecutor Joseph G. Woods charg- | [Pt . Setrameck O e " | too specdy. - | was a train. Jis chureh, i you are a member of |a conspiracy to defraud the United [ing him with violating the law re- | it T80 /0 the fn S arade il ibe helane e [ sels on the Great Lakes are covered another ehurch, but some church, | States by paying the proceeds to the garding the furnishing of heat to| (15 &0 (¢ SoCslons and e ‘]“_" R DA rettne gl i livith. dce, time is coming, and soon, when | Societe Su Pour Valeurs De |tenants of the bullding at 422 Main | . e g 8 ll “‘ SNetob ,h; ‘(" S RiERER S M]X BORRO\ 3 o, chureh people will be more | Meteaux, o Swiss corporation co The arrest s the first made | . )1¢ (' T l‘,»(”\.];.»‘nnrw’\'n‘v%‘\l’r o arniaave VED AUTOS AND ! closely welded togefher than —ever | trolled by the German defer \1;114'!,«, this ¥ £ this ('1" ! tor ll\'c of-| “The anger of the cablnet ts Leen made as yet. It 15 planned fo | “RETURN“ THEM TO come, ureh-goers will rule the | knew the Swiss concern was con- |before police court Monday | qyvrai) virtua Nb i ienta0)ncIugibe ie T Grant orld. is as 1s tonior- | trolled by Germans. hiat 8. | telegram dema v of the Republic and the Unit- 4 ( \ | Among the witnesses befora tho | Detetcive Scrgant Witliam P. Me: [EsTCe R R S O\ et MAchitien ™ Tacntical ke Appearance 3 Mlake church attenda a | grand_jury was Roxle Stinson, di- |Cue served the warrant on Prushone |\ ' S lloanenl snai nremantwl S o \ ith you, not merely an accident, of | vorced wife of Jesse Smith, a con- | this morning. He is alleged to be the cd to parade, as well as the city aken by Drivers and Police — neldence. Support your chureh, | fjante o Y‘hm herty, Smith was |lssce of the building and the oc fathers, school children and repre- i b . rever it be, not only -financially, :l\\‘m'\’d .;';‘1 (\\T\ vears ago fn his|CUPAnts claim that there has been | : ath l:”O:“M"m:‘wm_ : L Straighten Out Tangle, {Rev. W. H. Alderson and h sour attendance and en- | washington apartme HisUnamel ‘o”h‘i’ ”msl’;llr“{'f'"\"““‘ thom, '1'. fela] olrale N A W ahington l panies will also be In line. | Parking " s thoy' Bed 3 4 o fasm in its every pro Most | been mentioned in connection | 'S erstood: th he complaint in |\ gispatch from the national capit i the parade a huge bonfire rrowed for the or e i Supt. of Schools Holmes |o¢ you support it financiall a \flt?,,,fm Fm‘”‘,:fl, Investigated | tI® case was made by a Mr. and | .y 2 that the Lasnationsl 2 {win held at Walnut Hill Park | Main street side by “u\n.\“\].:‘t- 3 manner, but you en ot o iy { Mrs. Lewls, who live fn the bullding. | overnment over R 18 eGenTna a fies 8 | viewea a conision on & Lok Elected ook to sce how your money is belng | " (SIS | L Dl ics ol s BalKela ur der Ehe - auspic | Ml AnOtNGE S e e e = ised, s LY 2 ":'f}“‘ir‘““:g Daugherty's brother, Mal, |Germany May Take Vote | 1D of that B al Gua:d companies. Szymanoski of 66 Winter street and o it least are using little ik e e ey & 4 . { >ast Comma Marshall Wiicox of 626 West Mat ost voto fn the history of sinses fecnsoYarhatios | LA SR MeP AT B L0n Ao On the Security Pact | dy-Glover po s §/1he cats mie m‘ Frwod er of ree was vour g pastors wana | TR AR e i LIBREE e | R erlim B0 cE (P—Replying to| s been cho s, The ; week when members |t to ferret you out and || e time at Aflanta, wera | Vationalist criticism of the Security He stated today that further | switching o s was not voted new Ballots | bring you to church. I heouaht Rera te teatine Pact, the German government to. will be announced later by | dis red until a o'clock this were counted last night, “I want to speak to you a little : lay issued a statement saying the o marshal, with reference to the | morning. ( a are scen on the |while concerning the founder of | rman delegates at Locarno never | t | parade and gene lebration. | Max Cisze prs list this year, that of Rev. William |your church. T am not at all in ac- | |left in doubt Germany's inability to vigorously | ———e ployed at th ker & Luckey bae H. Al erintend ord with the interpretation ‘v'«c":‘ BARBERS AWMT RUL]NG S G the agreements unless | in w0 the | Georgetown, Conn., Has :\‘n loane chine to Szyman- S i on His appear a number of the logical consequences, affirming | I val- oski last nig} ling him it was in rson, who is pastor of - our a o ure Him the occupied territory were also set- vere eye Epidemic of Ch“‘“?"”‘“ f akery on Winter street. Shurol s only be s a 1 ane {Tn Meantime They Will Continue to | tied | r and Georgetown, Co ”)\ : ”' W:—] him to leave it in the 'a few months, but already |This 18 wrong. Ch ! | The statement added that the gov- | ehclling w +|About 35 children of the fourth and | came place when he was through wtifled hirselt “_’\ oy o ter it Marcel the Rair or Thelr Women | crnment. places confidence in. the | of the reea ffth grades of the Gilbert and Ben- { with it. When Clszewski finished nis ommunity affa He was loused through Patrons. assurances made by the Belgians, rded in Washington as p. nett achool are at thelr "’-““‘”i"" &Y | work about 3§ o this morning, S erit Roteey try trade and great | nch and Britlsh in this regard, | ating a decision by the [ following an 'A““""’h atc “{ eNPOX | he found a machine similar to his PR PR s. He had a prepossessing | New Haven, Oc (P—No gen- |and that it will continue to negotiate | government t among the children \T‘w Irst OUt_ | but not his, parked where he had A | taking the place made vac e and there was a thrill leral meeting of the barbers of the |in that sense. or the sit break was noticed Wedneaday and | iert nis car. He drove - it to polioa x in His voice. And He |state to frame a pro! against the { e “dm“‘- "";'V C “v-‘»‘xf‘:“:";‘:y‘:“"' alquarters, where he explained te & Sontiealien P is t nder of your church and inew marcel wa cosmetics law | London, Oct. 31 (®—The Berlin| { ] ) dren to th °S | Sergeant Patrick A. McAvay what SentivEdiupEses st 12 of them, He gathered ‘(“m be held heret imt‘rru“, it was | correspondent of the Exchange m»,,‘“a" Killed W he"‘ |Shortly after, it was found that{),q nappened. In the meantime, ‘P = him os the first leaders of |stated today | eraph said it is understood that the Motor Boat Explodes many of the other chitdren were in- | Charies Beh, of Seymour street, whe 48 that church, they were of that The understanding yesterda: juestion of & plebiscite In Germany| Revere, Mass., Oct. 31 (P—Joscph |volved, and two classes were order- his machine to Wilcox, dis. s T WY o z ) ltype. with that sin he |the organized barbers were to mect, on the Security Pact is now under |Ledger of New Bedfor ed home. covered that Wilcox had returned Won His “Y” at Yale who betrayed Hin are | hut today it was r known that ration. Such a vote, the cor- |and James Walsh of Da R {the wrong car and brought it to And “A” at West Point | e » we shot |a week ago Se . Egan of ent msserts, would eclearly ! fered dangerous burns Thl\ Cat Came Back, _-\f(er.“w\'m.m Both men were given chur 1a support.” the Connecti m Labor ority in favor of the Lo- | when a motorboat on which the two thelr own automobiles by the sers Mr. and Mrs. W I of 1 finished with a {asked Attorney General Frank . cord. | men were working in Chelsea cove Two \eflrs Of‘ '“ an‘(‘igrn:gs nt and sent on the way happy. Simebury and M Mrs 11l should see to it that they | Healy for an opinion cw(h new law e here caught fire after an explosion. | Quincy, Mass, Oct. 81 Sehas. i - Thomas Linder city, are tend church and regularly. | The information sought was as to 8 | 4 — «| Walsh todlt i SORN ULV et _Tr‘fls l__";\ ROBBED BY HER LOVER witnessing the New lly urged those strangersscction in the law which says the | THE WEATHER | jLedger were rep: e by Who really “came back.” Two years| Jersey City, N, J. Oct. 31 Ul Hiven ! todi Sk ¥ty e city as yet not affiliated | provision of the act “shall not af- | —— | lthe Mght of a 1a n the mo- |2g0 she drove over to ““'n;»"'v 8 | Mra. Aneste Svavet, a widow, today will require Mr il root | (™ ny church. to do €0 at once.|fect any person holding a barber's | | Hartford, Oct. 3 .~Forecast | |tor room caught g gaso. | few mliles dl-m‘n'- and gave het Pet |yeported to police that a man whe bot} s, gz won his S your own church,” he said |license under the provisions of Chap- for New Dritain and vicinity: | [ line tank exploded. The craft was cat 1o her .fls&t !\l:_\ ran f-:r‘wraurred her for saveral " -ecks and Y" at the New Haven institu | T am not trying to force you to join ter 158 of the general statutes.” | Fair and nc quite so cold to- | |aflame from stem to stern inan in "l e .-;wr day and Md‘ een ‘m:nr‘rlx d y.\\rosc‘ name she did not know, diss ion of learning ntering { | 7T Method hurch. T The bart it is understood, will night Sunday fair and | |stant and Walsh escaped to the deck :- dead o\rf fmro. as; night Mrs. lappeared \\odnudny_ with $1.860 in t Polat, where he also cap- | purely up to vour: yre e law s far s it requires| | warmer: diminishing morth. | [by covering his head with a cont ana | Malone investigated a faint meow, |cash. nearly her life's savings. Het d the covete e yed o velop that church-attendance jthem to take out a license to dress cast winds becoming variable swam 50 feet to the shore. lLedger's and on opening the back db:r |T| friend said that he was going to use an end position at b ollege habit so vital, so necessary, to all [hair for women customers until a 3 body was carried down when the covered the missing pussy, who will {the money to have her lmtel’brl J success | ma |papers McCormick, Daughter Anne, New York, Oct, o) proppreg [Al do(l JApY ‘ADTT MEIS J091190uU0) vinLe vuwvr 2 vi principals in the latest Stillman di vorce proceedings continue clusion as to a stitution today there definite, of a suit reagon by in for the Mrs. 31 (A~While the se- came a report in- Anne Urquhart Stillman against James A. Stillman, The New York Ame Stillman Cormick, 24 suggestion some be free to marry s old, time L an says that is suing so that she Fowler Me- | who at her | st put on overalls to learn the business of the International from the gr The stor is prepared to obtain a divorce not demand large 10! und up. and M went recently bee, where Mrs, staying, and about tillman was served the divorce case Mr. McCormick regarded as a man's of Henry P. wyers for both Stillman continue to cuss at appear to be s of this vicinit v York cou . Harvester lds that Mr. permit alimony, Stillman the company Stillman his wife to that she possibly ith will McCormick, the story goes on, to Grande Anse, Que: has been same time pupers in one time was suitor of daughter Anne, Mrs, Still- now the wife Davison, Jr. Mr and file But in the Mrs. refuse to dis- the divorce proceed | on nnder | rlage by Fowler practice a divorce com. | MRS, H. P. ® and no | paughter of Mrs DAVISON, Her ow Reported To Be Mrs. Stillman’s Latest Lover plaint can be served on one of the parties without records in court, IR Stillman and once '<nl4l to have been sought in McCormick, mar- City Could Not Live Without Church, Mmtster TeIls Men BUNmNfi SN“WST[]RM %I’cnple Would Leave (‘om-‘, IS WEATHER RECORD Six Inch Fall in South— Sleighs in Use in Penn. District munity if There Were No Houses of Worship, Rev.W. H. Alderson As- se: rts. CO‘\’NLCTICUT Jling $441,000; 1060 in Liberty bonds after the broth- SATURDAY, CONN. POLITICIAN NAMED IN GRAFTS Jobn T. King Said fo Have Received $50,000 | OCTOBER 31, 1925. BURGLARIES 0CCURRING MUCH T00 FREQUENTLY As Result Insurance Companies Are To Decrease Risks In New York. New York, Oct. 81 (A)—Hold-ups and burglaries have become 8o fre- e \1\1»-n.t in New \'orkv(lml the Af-fxxft MILLER ~ ALONE INDICTED [cne'cr s farecst vurgiary tnsurunce companies in the city, has instruct- ed its agents to decrease its risks on silk, fur, jewelry, clothing and pay- roll protection. There are approximately 35 com- panies engaged In burglary and hold-up underwriting in New York. The action of the Aetna Casua and TInsurance company, which Only American Accused in Allen Property Custodian Office Probe As King B sapes Because He Gave Testimony. 18 filiated with the Aetna Life Insur- New York, Oct. 31 P—Tor what e government regards as a § 000,000 fraud Involving bribes total- prosecution of Col- onel Thomas W. Miller, former allen unce company of Hartford, alrcady has heen adopted by some other companies and still more have in- dicated they would do the same, To continue to carry all risks in property custodian, is to pressed he classes mentioned would be un-| The French authorities are said to vigorously, the department of jus- }_«-m to policy holders of other forms | be imposing heavy fines on the city. nee of fts Insurance and would “resut| Owing to the Damascus insur- » government is ready for fm- {inediate trial after investigation of | 'matters finvolving the American Metal ocmpany, begin when Harry {M. Dougherty ended his career as| 10 HOSPITAL BOARD only in loss,” Aetna officlals pointed out. |administration, As the result of paynmient in cash ind Liberty bonds of $7,000,000 by the United States to agents of the |two Merton brothers of Frankfort- {on-Main, the following disburse- To Miller, Smith and King—$391 ers, through agent were reimburs- 1 by the United States for wartime ure of stock of the American Metal company. The charges are without founda- tion in the view of Colonel Mtiller as [ {expressed through his counsel. His teviewing Year and lmprovements During Current Year—Report of Miss Traver on Nurses' School officsal action was entirely proper,| John B. Minor was clec 1 a new | pare. Oct. 31 P—Genera) Sarraft, | [no tasists, and the grand jury was|oirector of the New Britain Gen- [ yoanco ik commicsioner in Syrta, “hoodwinked” by witnesses in secret. |eral hospitel at the 26tl annuai| . i 8 whose reticence with regard to the [ Miller, whose homie in Wiimington, | mneeting of the incorporators of thas | = (2% THCCReR W T il !Del, will appear here next Wednes- |institution yesterday afternoon. Oth L b TA L BELULEY ol |tay for arraignment. |er directors whose terms had expir- definition to the contrary is given. iOther Directors Re-Elected and Supt. Recks Submits Annual Report, Suggesting -FI(:HTEEN PAGES SYRIA SEETHING, SARRAIL DROPPED French Commander Ordered Home to Explain Situation BOMBARDMENTS ARE ENDED French Safil to Have Promised to Stop Shelling of Towns—Cabinet Reported Wighly Indignant at Atdtude of General, London Oct. 31 (®—A dipatch to the Evening News from Haifa, Palestine, says the situation In Damascus where the French re- cently put down an insurrection, is still critical, while the surrounding country fs scething. \ gents' fallure to deliver rifles In ac- cordance with terms laid down th the by the French a fine of £10,000 (348,500) wae imposed on Monday. Of the 3,000 rifles demanded, only 1,685 were delivered, and further fines of £500 must be paid each day until the last rifle fs handed in, the correspondent reports, No More Bombarding The Trench guaranteed the would be no further bombardments, but barbed wire barriers have been |} ments were made by the brothers, ‘-w;‘\ed)‘ln the streets to prevent (T iklons el om T k ambushes, PEECS 4 : with strong revolutionary under- ~To John T\ King, former repub- currents. The country to the ican national committeeman = from NO GHANGES IN STAFF noi h, the dispatch eays, is in a| Connecticut—8§50,000, of which he of complete revolution The paid the late Jesse Smith $25,000. t ](phonu lines have been cut. Motor ears are held up within three miles of the city and the passengers | robbed, Strong bands of Damascanes are | attacking villages in revenge for the faflure of their inhabitants to join | in the firing against the French, Sarrafl Called Home clally Damascus, which underwent a GENERAL ANGUS, VET. ‘Party of Six From - {eral {Death came p {of his discharge in 18 |ch | E. Iulton, daughter of Charles Ful- Oct. 24th ... PRICE THREE CENTS AUTO SKIDS OFF BOULEVARD INEAST HARTFORD, PLUNGES DOWN 40 FT. EMBANKMENT Northampton Goi OF THO WARS PAS| othamplon Going Served Under Napoleon tol Come To Grief I II. Against Austria, , This Morning. Also in Civil War v‘ ! None Appears Critically Injured, Although Al Are Taken to Hospital for Medical Attention. Bal imore, Md., Oct. 31 (P—Gen- olix Agnus, veteran of two wars and former newspaper publish r, died at his home here at 1 o'clock this morning, aged 87 years. cefully, with mem- the general's family at his neral Agnus had been suffering from the infirmities of age for about cight months and for the past thre months had been confined to bed, with nurses in constant attendance and the end of his long and varied carcer momentarily expected. Born in Lyons, France, in 1839, Iartford, Oct, 31 P —A limousine carrying a group of six Italians from Northampton, Mass,, to a funeral in Bristol, swerved off the East Harte |ford boulevard this morning, went General Agnus Jolned the third regi- | PTOUER & steel bridge ralling and \ent of Zuaves when Napoleon 111 |dropped 40 fect into a swampy bed n his war against Austria, and |Of Mmud and water of the Connecti- participated in the battle of \1om<.-]‘"' AN bello, Later he was detailed to a| The occupants of the car were taken post in the flying corps under the |0 the Hartford hospital by automo- fatious GarIHAlAL bilists who passed the scene of the He came to America at the age of [accident. Threo appeared to have 21 and at the outbreak of the Civil |F€ceived injuries which required the {War enlisted in Duryea's fifth New |taKing of X- The other three, York Zouaves as a private, rising (it Was said at the hospital, would {through the ranks until, at the time |Probably be able to leave today. The ho was |injured were: | Vito Cicoria, brevited brigadier general. A severe bullet wound received in he battle of Galnes Mill in 1862 was responsible for General Agnus' com- {ing to Baltimore. Sent here with Tony Donofiro, 62 of 2 other wounded he was cared for by |5t e linton Fulton, |Graves avenue, and Roceo, Dibrindi. proprietors of the Baltimore Amer-| The first three rccelved the more ican. In 1864 he married Miss Annlo [Serious injuries and complained of |pains in their backs. on and at the close of the war en- | Slippery pavements was tered the business department of mes“’ have caused the ““““""‘ Amer He became publisher of this paper Market street, . driver of the taxi; Tony Parrafito, G, a contractor, 34 Market street; ibella De Carlo, 42, of 94 Market : Rose Vinelli, 45, of 59 Church | thought # boat sank. hereafter be “at home" in Quincy. doctor ——