New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1925, Page 1

‘ [ ieiee—————— d News of the Worl ! i it o | ‘ i ;.1‘?(!"’: l:" Average Daily Circulation For N APy e y i By Associated Press SRaqry oymig ) o100 uo Week Pndln;, 12 ) Nov, 21st LESTABLISHE 7 E \ ” NOVE S HED 1870 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1925 —TWENTY PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS | MITCHELL REPEATS CHARGES .U”S SUSPENSIUN flflflfiE BR[]S |N[; BRIDGEPORT'S TAX BOOK SCANDAL IS ” OMEN SPECTATOR EAVE 1 suniny| TURNED OVER TO STATE'S ATTORNEY ORS LEAVI /Bl THAT ARMY ANDNAVYDEPTS. | (NSIXH.S.BOYS| ADD T0 COMPANY AS RHINELANDER LETTERS ' " [ avor " 3 S H Q VE NOT BEEN EFFICIENI i )M.\,\m Behrens Calls lpon Prosecuting Authoriti (Principal Slade Reprimands Buys Out Grabam Brothers i e e ARE READ IN COUR T ROOM ey | 3 : | J Arrests Or Exonerations ' ’——‘—iThIG[l Hartlord | Truck Manufact ' Reiterates Belief That Tried, Convicted and em lor Gonduct at Hartfor TUCK Manutacturers —_— “Myst Notes.” Each | S | RSCRELEr Bridg Nov, 28 (P—Mayor E.| be placed b ysiery Ivoies, ac New York Would Be entenced to Death || | Villiam Tiehr o ro. | the part of a | AN Four Minutes | SAYS ACTS HUR 15 HURT SCHOOL CASH PAID FOR STOGK i S e 17 About 500 Words Helol Against A fosiole 1 ‘ Coml Ugatlon Both | fous rumors and chur ! eipless ‘Agains I (| Manchester, Englana, Nov. 33 || —_— rothe wice of the 1922 been current for the past two years 4 Long Deal In Senca' (P—0no of the shortest murder || Mead Master Does Not Belleve |Graham Brothers Have actorles in fix ook and also for the Koner I would not burden your aiready | —_— ’ 4 ttack By An Enemy‘ wials on record took plac here matter of the tax abatements grant- | overcrowded oftices with t tter | . 1 w W' h E . . {] today, when Sam Johnson, Youths Left This City With In-| Detrolt, Evansville, Stockton and 1 by the council, particularly in the but T bell vat public poiics and | Capture Off Block Island | tiona ay it p1- < || was sentenced to death after a sit- | | ! S ] v public mo nand this action, | 3 o From The Air. [ Hing o oo o death after a sit- || ention of Visiting Capital City| Toronto—Plan Forcign Market Nayor Tehrens to| - “d list of s aintements ani ecr- | Follows of sodes At Hotel Marie murder of Beatrice Martin, 23, at || Tnstitution, Invasion 28 o0 IYGBen ey RmICIERS (iU Nn o8I0 [ ITOR Juring the | 1 1| stretford, near Manchester, | Jelivered fn pers lows last two years wil wble upon | Speed Boat A . Shenandoah Inquiry Also || Johnsen plcaded guilty and do- | Six New Dritain High school| New York, Nov, 25 (P--Purchas According toithci ient of the | your request | ntoinette. J | { clined the aid of counsel. liyouthsidreested {n' Hartford “1ast{for cash of o majority {nterest in | 2 collector thure has disappenred a)] —Effoits are kel st | D ) | i i n e At | forg capiuo majority intercst i v hook of ) w1922 from the | the missing books by Tax Attorney | ndon, Noy Tty e evel Op\ h (“ A\“glc as | Il of the peace at the Harlford Graham Brothers, said to be the | office of s tor Edward L, Ke vho is actir imn- nie I)], 2 '"‘ \ l Ha H n ‘\' , Sl i (’1 S hilaliNkchool! realmedkolia .ng st Independent motor truck | “For the al years ru-|der the authorization of the board of [5} aintiff Admits e S Survivor Says He W lth “‘u\ morning when Principal Louis |manufacturers in world, ; by | Mors have n circulated of gross apportionmer L in addition a 50 Vol . > Sida Titte 453 irregulariti only legally but |special meeting c board of ap B Trying to Lead Alice on hel e n 4 ade lifted a suspension in eficct hodge Bros, Ine., was announced ‘ ¢ ionmient been j 2 iy e held Tmportant Testi- o Inst Wednesday, [toduy by Clarence Dillon of Dillon, | MOTA!Y as well, i the matier of tax | portlonment = has been called b t 4 As was the case when they were | Head & Gon hankers, who acquired | VALIENIS granted by the common | President William 1. Bu i : and Tempt Her, But Pro- mony Previously AFTER AUT[I lNJURIES st A Sgain When SRR [omrol of Soums . eured | comell of the ety of Irlikeport. | comsder the sithation HRaig o : | betore Judge Nathan Schatz in po- | ction of $145,000,000, | parctine vealersito YERIS | Ehanon Rt Ees 102 M0 beyond the 12-mile limit, it w tests That He Loved Her e I lice court, the boys seemed unable NGER s e | SuaHIE ; [[1s Lnsimisaing s e by ¢ guard official Yo 11t ny reason for thelr pres- |} S e 3 | ieve that investigation on | November 12 from the SRt " | 4 e . 3 - < , | am Brothers, has been appointed b : 5 . Vi G 4 Just the Same. Washinglon, Nov. 23 (Pi--Colonel { o (ythers Hurt in Crash | e 'n the school building, other |general manager of Dodge Br pariof younailiogs Wold fenl | Lollseios tavaid G 2T proclaimed with Great Britain, May | i pemoliicholl fook giho vltnsde { than they planned to visit Coach Inc, and Joe B, Graham and Robert | [dt¢ the puntehment by the clty ofjcity has duplicate v by which United States | - tand today before the court martial | . s | Jonnny Newelt and others ey - SR AR those responsible for Joss of the | item in the missis g | 5 1 1 00—, onts | y Newell a 5. €. Graham, president and vice-presi- | & PROTIEL Sl AL authorities are permitted to seize " J ing im for breach of diselptin | at Monroe—Accidents in | /oy Nt and othens, e {1ent, respeetively. il become mem- | POk referred to. 1¢ the blame can| saia ! L ° S PRIAL PRINCIPALS S T \nm‘ of his public criticism of Nor\\‘alk | were Harry Stromquist, Albert Po- perg of the Dodge Bros., voting di- | _ SR S8 - ————e——lOver the side withi an hour's ‘ the administration of tho army and | itis, Harry Bojnowskl, Ladislaw |rectors, Frederick J. Haynes will | | steaming distance of or VIEW GIRL'S SKIN navy air services, I 2 ; S i - : : | K ) : 4 ARLS SR WA seryiooe o : Arezylowieer, Bdward Sowka and [continue as president ot Dodge | R s AR R A P B R S 3 ‘ov. 23 o ldward Ondrick. B and in addition will ed | tt t t z2ure of y e i 4 | Bridgeport, Nov. 23 (P— aE . ros., and in addition will succes e, the seizure of Maid months, Milchell repeated unde i e (fp Lo Reprimanded by Principal. | Bdw yilmer as chairman of the | orne enera ar en al e Juchau, 85, of this city ,a buker | Edwin G. Wilmer as chairr llowed the capture of the speed S vith his reasons for assailing those - i el re being allowed to go into! utive committee, the latler be- 1 e T enrt | White Plat N. Y., Nov. 28 (® in charge governmental aviation, | Sied at Bridgeport hospital today e leTs et Bivor saound )o = N l) i at Helen, after the latter craft | S, f i o™ Ltrom injurles received In an auto- | ¢1a8Ses, the boy BO1B.HHIL QB0 as ing chairman of the board of{ t 11 taken a load of liquor from the |—The two “mystery” letters whost ynd for hle advocacy of a lurger and {1011 “uceident on the Newtown | TePrimand by Principal Siade, who fairectors. H. H. Springford has | 0 l)l en aver ac ln T e R R better trained - and - equipped air | HE port. turnpike at Monroo yes. | t01d them the greatest harm arlsing | heen named vice-president, having fu lon leaving the side of the Ocean | annulment trial e \ o torce, oy out of the incident had come to the [supervision of the financial affairs of | of Ch ENeid. the Bealé inads chis [T e A C N P e IO S Much of his testimony hinged |“TE Gk ang | Bigh school rather than to them-|iho company. Graham Broth r\} onn, n xecu lon apman Pt SLSmAs Gt [ journments and rumors that th upon the same points he had stress- |, ° S St sl andi selve eir action became MOLOr- yijll continue operating as at present 2 - case would be settled out of cour e last spring before the house alr. | Marion Hanlon, daughters of Mr. S il s Eeraided tioniione P z | speed for more than an hour 1 ! @ house alr- | b hlan of Beris. | 1ous when it was hers [with no change In the executive per- | [fore’ coming close enough to to keep them from being made pub L pralt commi and later before ! i e | end of the state to the other and gonpel, o o laced on the record thi MG reslents special niabonsd: \M,‘ 2 lmmr ‘vl'u-lmll. ;’:L-\;Vou, :u; I e Sle . fata Eanrits bal sube Pash Lares Mastonies “EM[][;RATS KEEPINE \\ ill Issue Statement \f((q several ,‘.},‘ wi\‘m h shells (Y(‘V)wn,\ N TR cord this 5 critical condition at Bridgeport hos- | an . g as| o bt i boat of the Helen, foreing her | mo Asks No Favors ested to unpleasant questioning @s| Graham Brothers have factories in | 3 5 e o ; oI pital from injurics received in the S A o % S | 1 hove to. During t hour's cha. Women Leave Room. When he foolk the stand i his | Py nerttent fh apiepcired It 1o upgughness” in the student Lody | putrott, Bvansville, Ind., Stockton, | Second Conference With nove to. Duting the hour: They were read before a court own behalf he was informed of his |, of the N.*B. H. §. as a consequence | ('al, and Toronto., the last named | THEIR PLANS SE RETK I ! Helen but the coust goard | room that had been emptied of all rights by the law member of tho | "' Jihay went to Newlon yesterday | O it behavior, Mr. Slads (6ld the otablishment _being Gl [ Alcorn Today—In Mean- |’ Srorhi e Sl ey [but two women, the latier belu g Sotonsl Blunton Slnenibaand o faaiidhan s MIleabani AN o e e | oalam Drolhers (Ghnada) Laoiiet | T Y : SRR (s asien e | n perwomen permitted to e \.r“""""’ that he would subject him-1,44 ¢ wag decided to take Marion S e i Lhaygrani (." Sy ",““'”,‘O','\ | time Governor Is to Be | ™\, was round that the 1reten | by the court. Both the Jetters P it to tull d and. cross-exami: 2 " | helieved violence a thought far| ¢ : one and e-h ; Leh | t i o0 ) :" ”w:; h\5\1“ ’v“yurv m,l lj’l()flh.i\\tll ccompanying her sister, arid Juchau | non\nn-;r“n\“‘“l* when they.entered ‘”.'""Il_‘h :‘:an”:"\w‘md i "mm'\”nn \0 [)Ll'llls Of “Reconcnh | was equipned with three Liberty | Were written from the CIiff Hotel U sniby; te tdptense and Rocetilal GRIT stk o R o MRwW niTeNmn | omi i L SRR eR Al el st osont i el | Asked to Grant Reprieve |tvpe motors of 400 horsepower cach, |in San Franciseo in 1022 and were {ion cotnsel, o same way 881803 ono Witsessed the uccident, 1t is be- | e RCTocl Bl e B bl el 'i\ tion” Meeting—Mrs. | e coneorned with {he pre-marial ther witness. 2 stood a ade u clean b £ one cks, combined, the fielc - : e o . {lieved from the position of the in- | : ¢ f A = i ' miles an hour, the T returned 8 ‘ot Alice Bealrice / Jodes, | & a L fortle | tair instead of running, it !conatit r t 76 per cent., of | o ;. miles an hour, . = g Yous Colonel Mitchell hegan his test- {jy109 persons when they were found affulpginslens ed Wi SofalitBLing okl S Ruutz-Rees Talks ‘ 29 to the Ocean Maid,” anchored :WJ ghter of a Negro hack driver, | mony with a detailed account of his [j, ) wreckage of the car'a f ave been adjusted without the country's present truck produc- Washington, Nov. 23 (#) i f sl Sl Taoealinaic ”] and L rd Kip Rhinelander, weal- 1 i © eckage o car ‘a few | 56 ctic { re B are ranked as the fHcials Ase g miles off shore, and place e ; And thinelander, wea army career, including the service In | y15u105 Jater, that Elizabeth “.u\‘”“ polleeionaourtiac, o P b Hotks Bromnal _"'"]‘( Lo ‘,'". | omcials here afundead Bl Ar'i:u: on orders ““‘ young society man, who is seek- the air in France, for which he Was | operaiing the dar. The fi w!(:m:: :-:1”\“'1::\- 'ml“)‘ hird \1:1?." st Prnd]m]»l;l“ flmp:;:n'r-‘rv ot et S (P —Very | Visement a suggestion th rom hore. the destroyer awaited off | P& annuiment of their marriage. rded decors 5. » boy: s their absence f cars, being exceedec sy | 12 1, Nov. 2 “oolid ¢ ron 3 e i deq y decorations, When the car reached a point near | [he boy$ was thel 4 s D oral Motors cor. | littlc indication of what the outcoms tent Cooli don Ioratrartinatontlan Moknve: nm. Letters of Mystery. om' that point the witness was | school. r next was in running ord and the General Motors cor : T O ar e e i e e ars Syl i ; S Wa8|the House of Prayer, a mission | it R B e B 7 would be wus given prior to th o E \is port, which took the schc he letters have been the center under questioning by his coun- Ve s L | and the third, an error ¥ | poration. . i A i federal sentence of im LADOT B e 2l of the great mystery in the case, be- . | structure, one of the tires blew, shot | 1 R pprehended in the| 7, ating on the purchase, | meeting here this afternoon of th nd the speed boat in tow fo: \ Representative Frank Reld of | o o s e b ks he two boys apprehen n e iting on BELL & o PR B nment for mail robbery, . s o b for | ginni week when Isaac N lir t e ore sl ¢ g | OfC the rim and went roliing do bullding, was in not advising the au- | presi ynes gaid: reconciliation” commi! of th ohs e olk, Va. The reason adv d for | 1 \ o on e O o air |the hill, while the automobils, com- | At 0 RE R S B0 CP Brttain | “ywhite Graham Brothers have |democratic state central committec, | SO that the death pemalty im- iy yine 1n 1 vessls to that port | Mills, — counsel for young Rhine | ”’”f (m, mlx varfous ;:h s of air-lpiotaly out of control, swerved to o bt Toii on o VA B |nser lfl\“;\"nl“"l«' for several months | Which 1s seeking to find a national posed upon him hy a m‘m.w: instend of tc city, or to a Rhodo | fander aske 1 for a recess of sev craft dl}\.l' opment. The colonel tes- |1, lort side of the road and erashe | i achonlines T O et hadne Tiros, we |committesman and o state chalr- \ court for MUKder €l foang o York port, was that | 1a¥s to give him an opportunity to \ ~'m'l o “vm Pnf’ ;" v“m|g‘je’" Sdainior fre H‘l]:pu stion in visiting the Hart- ;\'\\';' had no fnancial tnterest in van. L it I omre fave court action in Lt them have been do ol loniwny Jusk l'";“";‘ N8 10| Tue three occupunts of the car | AR SUICE B 8 tselt an in- |thelr business or participation in | Somne members of the state ad L fronts such as this one could be received lod _as trump cards by Le R S,M tive alr wap. | ere rendered unconsclous by the | 250U Cn from Hartford |thelr earnings. Graham Rrothers |visory committee who had come here | SR S . in the Virginia di ns Davis, counsel for e e B . Hicowrr |impact and all seemed to be sutter- | (W EESk MG MG pincinat Slade |wore a diyision of Dodge Bros., 1o | for a meeting of that'body said that | Hartford, Nov. 23 OB —Informa- | “wpnren men were arrested on the " ol e PO R B R e i i 3 [T mtont. fhat they used Dodge |the way would be made casy for the [tion received here today from Wash- Helen, 4 it tken inte custol 1 they wen BEtERS ',"‘“‘""‘(‘}"J “’;;&fm“” te. They were pulled trom the wreck- | P Tntention of Visiting School, | motors and marketed their products | “reconciliation” committée it Pete fington, 1. C, is to the effect 1 ' 1 toijoftket ::‘ He then recited a long succession | & oy of ,U"; :"“.;) ';fqnlg O ore | Mr. Slade was convinced through |through the Dodge dealer organi “;"I” (L Ve 2L would Tafs. |Ctate's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn and | €04 g e g cCC8SION | and rushed to this city. Every effort | ersation with the boys that |tion.” raw his candidacy for o chair- | A e { | seizure ; 1 0 ““’,'""‘“'”v I b ““.""' was made to save them but Juchau | .\ lf;‘.‘\; nwl loave New Britain with | fhe bus field 40 which ham | man. SEILERG DRl Gl s | ance. y moreetotic ion nrl({:ix- by }um and rl"Jv.‘(I'-d bY [succumbed shortly after seven | . Losd ‘WM" of going to Hartford |Brothers aiready ‘ave active will he | Tt w so said that in spite of the orge ”', Cohen are again in W i e S ‘ e written by Mrs, war department. He said he | .00k this morning. 54 P 3 S 1 in the new combination. t that some had claimed that |[!B&ton for renewed conferences with When the reading of tever had been able to have a mniy} pa | Higy school. They we 1‘:1» A ;] e ‘rl'l v ¥ e e TS I Ay o 10 was a candidate |Attorney General nt and As WH“‘F M@SS SUyfi E“R 1 hegan. Alice and her R Z S g 4 y i mobile o od l-\ one of thelr nu Rober! raha dirce 18 tiMayo s ist torney Geae )onovan or Y | mc courtroo v Now York should toke to dofend ft- | ore palnfully Injured, but not se- | bon SRS Wt B0 S0 008 o e iord | f Toadan Bro, is. in' Turone de- |1 indicated s desire to (8¢ Gerald Chipman case. ‘ {mained outside during the subse- (b St B G B oo |Mously and a boy slightly hurt in | 0\ 00 Sy ¢ giaod their ground |veloping plans for the extensive in 5 obieRsn o even muia e wana - The conference was scheduled for 'fl l ent cross-cxamination on . their It an enemy came within 100}, 0" gneg here last night, ool e might | erense of the foreign marketing or [d 11 o'clock, the Connceticut ofiicials | t ntents. miles of New York," he sald, “he | “npg piorence Godeskick of New | 1 penalty : B aimond (e ioununss eve h Bunn maghiabont, M could stand off in an alrship, after f oo, SO BOCECEE o e | e e o | P L | sartfor Miss Caro- |NiT i words long and were concerned with vicking up an identifying point, and |4 "o o by Harold E. ntmelr | 28 absentin Sl ana 1 e neALy as Intimated in W M.m ton | events that occurred when Alice and ria rpe | e Yol u no ore serio Ansg= | & th ¢ att I I « aJ on. 8 D W o 3 3 1 believs every aerlal torpedo he oy Now Canpan while walking in e T BRMND 1S PREMIEP\ cwom the attorney general would | {Tpysual Ceremony at St, | l:wonard spent a week at the hotel would fall within an area of | oo ‘canaan avenue about 6 o'elock | AuCRCES Would have come, & | Al | Connccticut, foday said that |PAVE an announcement to 1 m. fol- | | Antoinette in New York in of New York cliy. e AR ea i i | einatianta. Tl s —_— under the leadership of Woodrow [0WIng the conference and it wi i Mary’s Church This {1821, Picking up ¢ ond letter. \ Other things he had asked for un- | oo, "B, (R0 MG BERR 8 o o o A b ais morn | Aeked To Form New French Cabinet | Wilson the democratic party showed |U1Iersiood it would probably \vv. & 7 | ¥hich was by far more erotic thay successfully, the witness sald, in-|.core gealp wounds and o possible | S o i ; It the exponent of the “anclent |CAte the sympathy of the f ! Morning i v. Davis asked o hviatovm; maimtenanoe ot atr |CORCUSSIon of the brain. B oy were oul of achool last | and Witl Make Known His Il wocratic principles upon which i |Sovernment with the efforts ¢ [ e \ ice for aviators; maintenance of air | . =" Hnatem e e lidica el tht ere S| S e T e of Conneeticut to excente C 1 love this girl when yo units at such institutions as Culver |8 later arrested and is charged | pyuggay with the consent of their| p oy qic Evening G U OO S W for 'te i rler loF Amialic, it e CUIVET | with reckless driving. [ vt had i mots oo om that to me now, either nation- 71 Rl febla e ititary Scndemy In Inclana; an &if )~ A sedan, driven by J. Paul shu- | PRS00 FHLon t0 church Un- | paris, Nov. 23 (P—TFor the ninth ally or locally.” kelly at iinin Octo RIS unit in Alaska; and an arrangement |, G g TR e Jantes Tnn, col. | PIAININE L B i : ki oy This declaration Is part of a st 24 1l kept his eyes fi th Canada for airw through e D after the hour for schooi &% time in his long politica b 1 2 N - luring the reading of P S enacne toren D L lided in front of a gas station on the | = & 50 0T Nim to remair , o recelved the |Ment fssued by Miss Ruutz-Rees 2 K : (; Conada to Alaska, Asia and Europe. | o cf B0 0% O ¢ (st auchne| mutlise 2 he morn. |Arlstide Trland today re clling why she has resigned from Will Ask Reprieve 17 e turne “Tn 1 he said, ' recommend- | avenue | cay for the remainder of th X ¢ the president of the re Mr. Davis and answ N e e SEu e NC-labout $:16 o'clock last night, with A visit to & doctor's oftice, and fCharge O H¢ & vonigqe e democratic national committee, Nov. 23 (P 190 L ane 1 that a complete change be made |, "o, gijven by John Adams of New | & A VIS¢ 10 & 0 ded among the | public to form a cabinet, and tonEl! Tyhere ghe was associate member R n voice is character S Infour national defensive pollcy Hin iy, cor S5AS o iregult) of thajaccident, | L Lness. NEr hie stands on the verge of AcCeUNE | wich Homer S. Cumming SEaatilLBnann £ e ¢ b Pacific 5o as to utilizo Alaska as |y 70 T | & Noe Menew | e on en of {he vouths to |his elghth premiership. M. Brian S emnel e e more that a1 offensive and defensive point. S : ! | With the 3 i promised President Doumergue that ! Aiexander O were taken Jasses this morning the incident 15 | promise s and MAN [AU(‘HTFR CIU\R(‘F ymas this afteraoon to | t relander & Advised New Plane flis Norwaik hosgital i Mrk Adiine T et They had not been [he would consult his fricnds - nd thiomas thigalleraoot to) . clander Crld Another requ: on which no ac-jwith bruises of the head and face, | ') from school and thelr mem- bring him 'me‘.:‘[‘) | AGAINST BISHKA N), p Sl oL W J A n*v ¥ tion was taken, he said, was for the fand her nephew with scalp wounds. || 3hey i 1o elasses was only suspend- {course of the evening e ' NULULD |10 tederal c srobably. st ‘ b érship in cla an of Locarno” was the o ral e pr ) ling of 4 plane with a speed of | Both Adams and Schubert were | Qonolastic and athletic standing The Man 2 '(,' last spring 10 lay this week. 200 miles per hour, at altitude | arres Schubert {s charged with | 0 0 airected by the suspension president’s first O il 3 As soon as 1 Lo e htiot ol o i e i lerennt s - head the government after the fall 'xpay Held For Death of H. B A% 0 et Sued i R iles of the road | g ynless thelr absence 5 "\, Herriot, but the socialists re- s understood that N 0. Free 'mpt Her s of 1.in0 mi .‘~, ; i .!‘nl ims with driving with fm- |0 e Cooiaral sessions causes .v:‘m of M. thelr support and com pelled | Ernest Freed By Action of o ssociate counsel, wi v 10 aratdeant \sked if he was in command oper hrakes, to fall behind those en: a s to call M. Painleve, P ord nd ppearing befe to lead 1 field, Va., in 1921, when| - o they will be allowed to par-|M lm\fll';L S ler | Prosecator, « nor Trumbull will ask 1t that in or 4 afrship left for Wash- | Tyanscs o |l the retiring % hapman be again eved in view i A Rt Vo Decision Expected on teipate a8 v B | Trank Boshka, 23, of PHIAD heasR e SR : g N 1 cra n a n A e RSP 0 the court proceedings, tempt her. 1 ! Nilling six persons, Colonel Mitchell | Defective Building | — iosimaaiclcarad oty ity Eivor 1n Prosodings {0 express my ¢ safd he was not Bofore the close of this week, the e acn o Eonon § letters, s T ' I 1 % rnest in an automobile T It stood « The pr.secution recently charged | building department will be in a | d D Wh Ran All?fly ol g heart and sou that Colonel Mitchell was In com- | position to make an official finding nlnsure rlver 0 ‘\fx G ‘,( o ‘I”,".” \( ‘f lod by whict 8 : ) n at time, | as to the cause of a buckle in tk osccutor Joseph G. Woods nollc gs by ik ¢t a charge of manslaughter ler |¢ rom the 3 of the witnesses | of Baggish & Ackerman's T J l B B tol Judge s ; : Davis ch he hec S rison to Connecticut in th th was not responsible | West Main street apartment house, Sent 0 al ns :‘Ll‘:yl:"‘! 1:4”‘“ i : \‘; ' LR ’\‘ e saialom 1 the - for the disaste recently ed six fenants ! bbb R St ¢ 5 1 to make this g S q | Boshka has been held under $1 instcad o od officer t l ‘:‘ bl hr‘ m‘.‘;\ v“.: ’:,J\,n.,_‘\:,‘ : 5 orithoanall Rppoated) S 1 Against Hartfmd Man's Yacht | bonds pending the outcome of the As Judge Thomas has sald he u te t . A e el L y : | Court Takes Stand Agains! police investigation vould sign the writ of habeas ¢ N 1 eir child 1 T . guted the aceident, “;.;; h \‘:.y]u;} Work of removing the bulgi gx(omtle\e g Wrecked in Choppy: SeR| Sy i i ndi oot 1af Have xpected the conference ) : i ; “:' : Llame or censure could be attached | side was commenced this morning 7 oy S R IRl e TR S Gt et e § C rief would ross-examt to any individual 0z:0 & la Rocco, builders mn;r Operators Who Fail to! wiimington, N. €., Nov [ ‘\lmrhl:’\'m“;n”n!-»:”“1-"’» sty e i e Spit i Mi kg defense turned Colonel | original owners of the building, | The yacht Mosquito, a 6( craft] ADEeG oL el SR t Por 2 L \ buil 3 s e ¥ en he struck Mr. Erne ¢ 1l before the governos s over to Major Allen Gul: | nave agreed to take the wanl down| Protect Public in Case of | = 0%~ 0 " Roverts of Hart- | Bk sttt I R e e i ued onliPaga Hove y |ofc 1 istant trinl judge advocate, | and replace it, The job will be su- | f f o e i | ) | . 2 { 3 ford, Conn,, sank in five feet of | the Dickinson drug store. Mrs | Chapman Found Flaw el ’ .h‘r B .;“ n«”«‘\y g s y“y’.?“’:;{ pervi by the |.u}|‘. d ‘ Accident. water in Weying Pan Shoals Satur- | d aifforad £romia sove i A the ety SUED F R 2, i v the San Antonio statements on | T} BEloh worlte e e el R |day night and was broken up by | W he was struck, w T hUS- |40 caid 1o have been found by Cap. J .000 [ vis 1t wred S B e 8 N | chopp as. The captain and his |hand was thrown to the pavement | - has studied his at i e b ey e A consiuc N Bristol, Nov. J William | cne assistant were taken off by a ”‘i‘! w;"“x‘ a fractured skull, from a bearing upon [ | | t \ 2 | — s s ¢ urt this e T {which he died at the t Villiam Andrews Clark, 3rd, Named y . Ao & B " | Malone the city court this | raw from Cape Fear life guard |V C d am yosed s ¥ . Japan Was “Encmy FREIGHTER AGROUND [ e T eatand ol L | General hospital the following morn- el L T oo \ A Aot CUileR (ot thoss 3 UPh—The Ney |MOrning, took 2 e station. line in Breach of Promise Suit By : Sk SR dealing with the s 4 V |curb reckless driving of automobiles | = N S - e ; LA returned to troom an TR * > A & amship 1€TICO 1.v people without responsible means, i Sergear trick ara 1ad Broadwa )a x G ¢ 0 tears as she walked intc ; e S e y at Punta de Ma- | 3 S0 000 Tohn Donovan of | Widow of Snldlcr Who charge of the fnvesti and his oSy andug ald, " s ey Lonllos, calls picked D | pyymoyuth to 15 days in jail. Dono- . report was turned over to Pros New York, Nov. 23 (P—Today's we N W sn ¥ indicated the steamship |\ o> was arrested for reckless driv- Fired First Shot Dies |tor woods. Roshka said that he 3 R s e o D er in communication with the |; and evasion of responsibility af- | Bloomfleld, N. Y., Nov. 23 (P— |did not see the c until his ma S¢ t ¢ Mills, Mrs. Jones, 1 Yoboata gl | “““' S aon Port-au- l4or he had hity Joseph esci on {rpe fu 1 of Mrs. beth Bu. |chine struck them. Mrs. Er s r. ha g e ! ) ROT Prince, Haiti School street on Sunday _evenius. |org Phillips, $3, honorary president |Técovering from the cffcct of the by Marguer was wrapped in a heavy f e O e et The Susherico, 1,997 tons, after & | Ngyember 1, and had failed 10 BtOP. | o¢ the United Daughters of the Con. |iccident at her home on Farming ’ who aver yroke @ prom- | cc was comforted by h inced by Colonel irecent trip from New York, left| "wiy {he car insured?” asked the (g aco o™ oo™ peld tod: Mrs |ton avenue, Berlin, Judge Willlam b i I m : ‘ ‘:‘:w Septem would lulx ana for other Cuban ports. jndge of Donovan. Upon recelVing | pyiing was the willow of SaA Mangan represented hika i B ‘v' S r'y returned fre Jury cost $G24.700.000 the “aint wircless calls were picked |3 negatiy sked him if e | s ang Sou A r put 10 minutes ) o A 25 il dal; sty . n e ans ask | Phiilips, reputed to be the soldier uw and (et he si c b minutes Allee M lth of tho Uit cx.lup It ikt by various stations, but [ had any Droperty with which he [PRUIIPA repulet to be TG OF il |Bold Thieves Steal New Al n remaining foside. Rhine re- g D z could make settl A like an- | w2 i sumed the stand and =aid that he ! witness, “would re- | fied. b g Tntat | TaT A Rut amies Car With Accessori ials who by vl with el erslmnp ek gttt ubmarines to make | {iesdn | | Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 23 (® e wr 1 the % C i when he had first seen it ot ! the Pacific eftective| 17 REPORTED LOST AT SEA divers” udme oy Police of this city are prepared tc < 1 lega ny 1 to| *That's all,” said Davis su against Ja i o Janeiro, Nov. 23 UPh—Seven- |jjke this man without a cent's worth | | award the prize for effrontery t e been 1 by > in- nelandet’s ordeal was O “It would require the |teen members of the crew of the |g¢ property could drive down Main | | THE WEATHER | |thieves who entered th age ar of col v g t s ishe He and &d wealth of United and | T3 Mc 1 t0 gtreet and kill a man and leave his g { itomobile salesroom of A. Cur and s Av nt of ry is led nt w ken il this aft . 11 1 States jer |} 1 when went |widow h n for the city to ford, Nov. 28.—Forceast | rier during the night, & 1a new that of t ¥ a s but when other w sses for th Hartfory 0 t Japan ft A boiler wt take judge believed for New Britain and vicinity: 0ac model, loa acces Unit 8 : . pap n M piain will testif t arrassed she was he 4y t legislative action should tak- Colder tonight; Tuesday in- sories, and drov t N Clark’s attorr Fran- | Admits Farlier Wrong. h n?" v the captain 1 o0 that every man would be com- creasi loudiness and rising was valued at $2,5 Th: age 1 ex 1 McNab is ¢ saying| Just before going into the jury 1 his statem hat | s vere picked up by the Pan- |pelied 1o carry liability insurance on temperature Il the business section of the city ! st of | that Miss McNuity tya Min-{room, Mr. Davis asked Leonard if American Petroleum steamer Cerro - 1 | | [ The robberstook a Maine m,mw,,J - “Mm are distinet individuals and (Continued on Page 17) | Azul, en route to this port. (Continued” on Page 17) #* ® | plate from a car stored in the place. that the plaintiff is Miss McNuilty. (Coatinued on Page 1%.)