New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 1

i News of the World By Associated Press LSTABLISHED 1870. ‘UNoY) ‘projyivy “waq Jpy N W uqry Mg NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, M0 TORRENTIAL DOWNPOUR IS FLODDING MIAMi: SOME GO ABOUT IN BATHING SUITS Water As Deep As Three Feet In Streets And Hundreds Autos Are Stalled Along Hwhways. Business al Standstill—Re- ports From Europe Show | That Terrific Storms Are Raging There. Torren- ind this utilities and SpApers. riled to Iy edi- fternoon | aspects of going able to turn a pany officials to dry as the may be such s erippled city <aid a foree of i rendy in stops and that service sumed aft four hours of Some Downtown were minfature ta orkers put thei rproof bundles nnd ffice in b Principal thorous! in hoth Miaml Beach and Miam under ater rangin i several inch fee In Bathing Suits wtersections 10 office clothing in wa- went to thelr wree A reds of au mobiles, their motors drown gh water, line the streets e the highways almost fmpa Towed no g during the forenoon cencrally was at a standstill. Furope Havd Hit. | Parls, Nov. 30 (R—The storms vhich swept the Mediterrancan and | lantic consts during the weck-end | far south as Frenc 18 far cast as Bulgaria netrated as Moroceo, a cyclonle wind aused the death of three foreign | en airplanes were wrecked and five ns injured at an aviation s legion encampment. | e very heavy. Bulgarian capital, 32 a wind- The At Fez, 1echani eld near "he lossos ar \(. 1, the ouscs were destroyed 1 orm deseribed 10, | orm sir middle | ¢ the ni persons fled cir homes scantily clad. No men- tion {s made of The death toll ny coast, where bing hoats were caught 1n a gale, 18 placed today at eight. Continu- 1ce of the storm preventec | search er missing hoats unis, the storm s French transport Caro- in rom sailing for Marscilles ith wounded and slck soldiers homeward bound from Syria, | A rough channel crossing was licted for Premler Briand, for- jen minister Vaniervelde of Bel- fum and the other onte to along the Brit- a number of or ot Off Biz coping the dlspatches sovering slowly from the worst {hirly years, with s feet decp In the roads in nowstorm in s more than southeast, and T co »s In Ostend NhCian with dis- integration rush- A to the scene to the oding of were ind soldlers wers and prevent i nding country. blown telephon Win down in lines mills were plac nd FITZHENRY PREDICTS HE Wil BE CHOSEN \\'ulcrlmr_\' Democrat Out to Get State Chair- manship Today aving Wa- noon to attend th conciliation commit- | tzHenry to the o one. We oing to win finish (AD)— Be members of of the left for fore the New Haven e reconciliation ¢ committee mittee others lacy, s of promise 1t | first STATE RESTS AND ¢ DEFENSE OPENS UP Lawyer Kolelsky Calls Witnesses | for Miss Macri TRIAL BEHIND SCHEDULE - In Pirst Trial, State Rested Case Three Days Farlier—Brother of Slain Man One of Those Who Testifies This Morning. Litchfleld, Nov. 80 (#) tute rested its e against O pia Maerl, on ro for murder of John Ragnano in the lobby of the Palace theater at New Haven on February 925, at 11 o'clock this morning. The defense thercupon called Theodore G. Pe- ters of New Haven to b witness, Behind Schedule This action came on the 18t} of the trial, which is runnin three daye behind th ule of the first trial at New Haven last May. On the corresponding day at that time, the rebuttal witnesses were heard and the final argiments were starte Nine prosecutions witnesses who testited at the first trial wer alled this time, On the tesimony of achel Webster ard of Schools Frank H As the defense was unable to produce these witnesaes in thelr t mony glven at trial was allowed to be to the jury and put into the Bagnano Testifies John (Fat) Bagnano first witness put on by t} lay. He testified that he did any time remove any weapons from the body of his dying brother and that he did not see any pistol or revolvers removed from the ca He testified that after he went to the emergency room of the hospital with the body of his brother, he left it at no time until he went out with Captain Clark. He told the court that he was known as “Ban- nfe” a name glven him by his teacher, He testified that oad station on of the shooting. TTe saw his brother John there bhetween 2 and 3 The next time he saw him whe Iying on the sic walk Questioning Alling brought at the wit- ness was known a “John Ban ani that this was the name which he entered the navy married and took out i license, der cross examination he sald he didn't w how many our wife knew, asked Att Ko- son, the record. was the state to- he was In the the o'clock was was by State's Atto out under cted He ate's g Attorney Alling and the ok ction was sustained was thirty from the ent of the theater when he becs a of the shooting, he said. examination brought out statement that he was some- known as Ralph Bunyon, but that was a nickname. He sald the appellation Bagnano was him at first trinl. His 0w . was known given the brother, wi 18 ] lagnano, He othe brother whose fig was b h Eunyon tions asked s number of (to the in furtherance of to kill Olympia, scheme Denics Murder Plot witness said the car was toward Congress avenue and was running. Ho happened to be driving n the crowd gathered You knew yvour brother was go- ing to shoot O pia that after. noon, didn’t you?" said Koletsky. @ was the answer, you remember my fon at the last asking trial “You smilel, didn’t you?” prosecution objected an tained Olympia you tion was s “Did tell (Continued on Page 13) its first day ! per- | read | not | afternoon | 1n21jauL0, ) LOCATE RELATIVES - OF SUICIDE YOUTE (Appeal Was fo Be Made by Wireless Tomght BOY 0F 19 RILLS ~ SELF Body of Luclen Grenier, Vietlm of Melancholia, Found Hanging | Bullding At Berlin Brickyard— Had Hinted At Intentions, ing through radio st Hartford, has effort 1o locate re renfer, 19 years it there had be telegrams sent to and other places was known to have came from ki nts in Hammond, Providence of bee, Canada, late this afternoon As he has been in the employ of Reynolds company of terlin only two months, little {nfor at hand In reference to ay morning, 0 response to Canada, Maine where the boy tayed, but word Styles & ation was is past. The body Porter Sons ur will be which 1s now at B. C. jertaking parlors o court strect sent to Canada [tomorrow Found Hanging Sunday Morning Grenler was found from la stalrway in one of the Stil Reynolds Brick company's buildiy vestor morning at 2:30 o'clock, a short time after an alarm had been spread throughout the | horhood that he was mis had threatened early Saturday Jing to commit sufcide with a k which carried. He had tached a length of clothesline ahont ¢k and then to one of the the rway, jumping neigh | from the steps. It s believed that chronic melan- Icholia led to his death. On Satur day evening he a social {function with several f |appeared to be in a depre of mind. On their way home his friends that he was goin ‘end it all,” but they paid no atter [tion to his remarks. thinking that the mood would pa Telegram Brings No Reply Grenier was employed for a time in Biddeford, Maine, and it is he lieved that his home was in the province of Quebee, Canada. A let ter from his mother, recelved In June of t sar while he was work- ing in Canada, yiclded a Canadian address, but a telegram to the police in the town has brought forth no veply. The letter from his mother was written in French Dr. M. H. Griswold of Kensh xpresecd dout | rier's mother with his death, and said that th |only reason he 1 give W he man was a victim of melancholia months old ar tended ends and cou s 1) letter was five lemployes at the hrickyard do not re nember that he reported reccivii couraging news from home sit Martin V:md Quigley BRI'T kA Defense © who committed sulclde early | By 1,“ Bandit Dappe Pallor on Ceil Leaves Courtroom, Alcorn When nded Will Be Brought Back ‘"o AN papers necessary for the re- irning of John Martin and Willlam Quigley, the two local members of o U. . Marines held under arrest t the New London naval b mobile ow win of 141 +day have bheen pre two young men will ack here for trial permission is recetved fre raghington naval authorities. Tt is expected that the police will rc he two alleged auto thieves hy day. Corhin TO MAKE JOURNEY 30 (P t 1s possible person to Ass's, ! ancls of Ass POPT Irthplace o of the celebr founder tend the ext year HWARTIPORD (¢ cor nn S Hartford, Nov. 8 o 8 connec tment more tt omas, ) taday foll a ]mv: illness. 1 was Har first traffic policema BLUE LAW ENFORCED Jersey City, Nov. 30 (® Musseneh e bak jay was arr 1wl r delivering rolls on Sunday in of the and immorality New Je “blue law.” The arrests w made by d t iY0 yester. vice sey's ‘Y M.C.A.MAYBE PURCHASED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Directors Vote to Name Committee of Five to Consider Desirability of Transaction subject Investigate of it and report back d, presi d upon the but ex- dent, has n 1 o hects to know within a short The Y. M. C buil ed on the personne market The price 1s $200 ' AR — y Circulation For 12,510/ e — ) \verage | Week lw“ | | l Nov, 28th R SIXTEEN I'HREE S WIDEAWAKE INTEREST BERGER vé' "‘ifi‘?lfifi TODAY THAT IS GOVT. @wmmm MORKING 518 WIFE'S F"'CGRT THS/V APOLGSIZJ:S r »/’wlnhCL FOR CAUSING TROUBLE PAGE! PRICE CENTS = am — = | o N ion. ie Miners Them- ce to Pinchot’s Denies Statement of €1 Me Knew Ginl Operators From. Colored Con WINSTED IGEMEN ARE. NEWARK FIRE CAUSES CUITING THEIR CROP BIG FINANCIAL LOSS Cold Hundred Pcople Homeless snap Hits This Section in $250,000 Tenement Building Blaze of Country Mis, Jones Called i Record lh'c:l!\m}.r ng t combination buildings or Rhinelander Denics Story nder control tin nder was oon whei pul ock n wis red A seeti was discove sm at 3% Beac conl ier parts of a furniture com- two men 5., Nov. 80. (AT), ept over this ty last n to drop marks ruetior men tied Iy of the hem 1o bre wet rags about the f mai upants to 1l r bure this d hem, Mr. and Mrs, Jo. . were Wy bufldings Twenty-seven 1t the elty Accept Proposals work of t} 1 by the Int and hitster Start Arguments Iy cro this mornir ENSE LY COLD WlNTER I‘ORhG,.ST BY SCIENTIST Distinguish Prench Meteorologist Thinks Northern U, S, Will ; 2k 1 RNICE {“{ i‘,H‘Y HALL Those 100D OF MONEY 10 BE o P RELEASED FOR SHOPPIYG Deposits i Christmas Clubs, Total Driveway on Vest Side Woman of 76 Yecars Is )um ed to l\ ath at N linz More Than §300,000, Avail able for Christmas Buying HE WEATHER Hartfor for New Bri Clondy tonight with probably OLDEST LAWYER 1N and Tuesday A Ly N rain or snow I Slowly rising temperatur 3 R N