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

News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 SENATOR EDGE T0 ‘78K ‘uuey) ‘PICJUTH EARLY HEARING ON BILLS 0 ool EW BRITAI (SEURTIRLULIINY BUTLER 1S FIRED BY PHILA. MAYOR Dismissal Elfective at Noon, | \ . | H}R EHANGE lN BRY I_AWS ! Kendrick Says |, Nashington, Dee. 23 (P-4 Reoept Genfl\'a Imn“:' ; Lctmitmas i iy ot . | UN[ON HARDWARE CO. IS TO TAKE Michael Noraa Be- weather bureau for most of the| Y y \Y4 AD Wets, Drys, Labor W'NSTEI] TURRINETUN ‘GENERAL IS STUBBORN|couners: ‘INQU]RIES ABOUT 00STS | OVER CHAPIN- DIEPH:]\S CONCERN lieved Connected With y y | In an unofficial forecast today, | s il officlals at the bureau said tt | N H - Umons And Others IR rael (TR oxlms THR(Ine on B | rebably: ol b e [Exeentive Has Progressed S Far Million Dollar lmln'"lnn Firm Acquires Factory in Murder Of Schenec I jExsSinata o north Muten ot | Pine Meadow Under Agreement Reached Today 8 ¢ \ W ld B G' F “ 1Y \ ing Ousted—May Disclose Inside |} hine bright | That He Inquires OF Congressional me Mea \ wder Aereement H ay ta Y7 N. Y. Ofllclal | I : ou! e ulven r'u | Polities tn Retribution—Meeting | il Sl "““";" | Leaders Whether Appropriation = . long the Ca order. a I - g S Sl f Protes scussed, A white C all nort Would Be Necessg \ 0% . Opportumtv To Pre State Has $30,000 Loss at ©f Protest Discussed it e L] AL 4 CtCstany \ McCue and Mahar Grill i . D Philadelphia, Dee. 23 (A \h\rr}\n"\ a | W 1 1 L | sent Thell‘ Arguments. Pormer Place — Allen |wanieics totuys formaly cmisses | mooser aliopanel ‘ Accused Man Until After House 7 55 utler as director of public |and the ted, to- i, to B (s g huse Blaze at Latter i3, effctive at noon, e e temporatures | e ve Midnight, Wringing Ad- Prohibition Agents For- [realaitoet ey e e anErs - e . : 5 Winsted, Conn., Dec. 23—The state {pension” today, Brigadler General Sl e d Rl y missions From Him. mally Notified to Stop " nt had consider- | Smodicy 1 hud said that | : " S A ol ‘wl‘ 1 of fir ) vhich ear- | \Mayor Ken i must “fire’" him be- ; ey i e los: ok Relieved of Duties {i8ag f . g e T . ove 100, One bui used forl ‘The mayor late yesterday & - - ITOIRIN TDNZCR > : Slen el tee w in Securing Evidence. storage purposes s o By T |ror the General's reslgnacion R , I s MM\‘ EUL :}m{l““ L 1 TAYU}%! . ’ 1 1,‘;“yn}.‘ and the o W tfoatDack sib bt caliny of A A : thrrk y Nov. 23§, 1924 i lam Hickey, of Sheffield, Mass. |nig duties a Fe ”H v i - ‘ ) v 1 % being held in New % e state lost auto |k mayor's reasons, | J L, epubl , B 3 a gross Kk to Schene ¥ by D e o rucks, wo of which wero nearly nothing to justify I( ‘ollege &Iudent Claims He gt ybrd ndon i € allyith snowe ploughinganas gioh 7o ireqnest ik i mi alee et el il v St il e e WA EE SR NES Sl A0 UG S S e — — rgeant John r of tl S S e e malien| Is Being Held ! Body Discovered in ad- ' Was \~~i~lunt (eneral Ady: police department | bl O e not 3 1 | £ : : ¢ was into custody by G eI 9 1‘1: Tllegally | ows—Another Suicide Manager at P. & F. George Bllinger Sunday IS Ava kIR TEa . et 1\ e ! ! % ey R ) the man told the sergeant that n the Hickey huilding over | ol 1 Torell, local college ) in Capital City Corbin’s had followed him from N 1 a two hours' fight ir | stude vill be brought Dbefor e S as going to ahove zero as directo! | Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin in super- . P i \ s A heavily | “Elliott His Suc |ior court at 4:45 o'clock this after- | ¢ : B B g ] L £ e 1 W. Elliott, {noon on a writ of habeas corpus in ! g e tive ant Willias ¢ Dec. 22 (BT o 1 € ed | which his counsel will contend he | ind abo! . Tokit e got in tou ith A number of wr - guests at the Allen House were |y Mavor Kendrick as Gener | was arrested in a civil action on a by H. H. ol R 52 s Mahar 1 e arrived here who have made surveys ¢ SIS e R e He is one of G defective body writ, i , T e ¥ morning. fion enforcement will be heard, as ¢ 7 T e rest supporters. orell was taken. to the Hartford | '; i : e nnected With Black Hand well ‘as: labor ainfon leaders and |5 5o oo Mayor Ken- terday afternoon by | « ¢ Lnd J ct ccord « of Norcii ¢ 5 eround al Butler of | r for failure to | Last L LR 1 itted en en sub-committee will give full LM 1 riot | sutisty Hry t S J . Sl Sirsloiatis: inity for the dry forces to [CUIding in the hear : R (nhsiney e v dr M LE L zang whicl their cas el ) were compl in Troy wmy and Dry Azents Warned e probabl tel was raide Prohibition agents wers i oo ! ze 1o He wa Youmar today that *“reckless, unjustifia . it 1 w of the g penditures™ during the or RS ik Is. 1 \ Up to the pres- future would cause { Tisniiss: fliete S from college he ! ! mo o ang had been from the enforeement sery It e s Dl Koo i the murder but three T s Ietier o prcithition Suguiihayeibeenimpnaced Lo of thium v bhan sent (o piriken'ie y trators, prompted by the recent gy o o S it onnection with a robbery in Schen- fayflower hotel s in whichEewol ey et man s required to | ctady. Latiso. who is ill with pleur- ngents expended nearly $1,000 As- oocaind by a police officer ol Its of the city of | i O is » $45,000 bond in con- cistant Secret Andrews of the £554 3 ' diffarent es on leav ° | the same Uy declared’ that money, forll 80 e thin f. absence 48 ofl doubifiil propristy Judge Marvin sligned a writ i [i‘ S et i ing down hootleggers must bs [y orning destroyed the grocery store and should be employed only fn s corpus fo bring the mat- ' i ] Sl B A ; atelligently and economically \and meqt marke of Tony Kulplis, & | ¢ e e e zourt without delay | geants Mahar and McCue, : never used without complete [email frame building, despite the of. | Reprisal Talk Heard | claims the body ,‘ 5 Gl BRI il 2l ! & woin ‘Ia‘rflv“\m‘ Tncident ment, which ered an alarm ral ¥ are being h 1ie | Degk died and cou ‘I‘ not have heen ¢ treakid Mr. Andrews said that the May-!en about ten minutes after *he blaz : i , ot | i action, therefore it il of Breakdown i incident which for several |was discovered and su 11 ve |issue will be threshed out at e M’ s D e el sRetoeRnes aomei| 841K 00IR HeReion: Refuse Also to Remain b f his occupancy of th ssist- | thireatened on account of hi 5 silennt—Broa ast Spans n any steps toward reorgan- | §2,500 1 n the action of the mayor | | U. S. and Retuin e o e 1l director, *oliticians keep i ‘I do not feel therefore,” the let- o s nding off and quietly [Robert Quillen Now Wants To Sell = oty TR ter sald, “that it affords anv occasion | Demosthenes Should Be o nEGotnan sl ety il S : T Jis hair. His for severe pline of those en- e - | His Fountain Inn Weekly—No 4 i 4 4 nd he smoked one Erarg dlaclelinepon thoas 0 "L’l\‘lnlfi in Boston [‘ud i | el tohe ‘nother. . <l that It affords a telling object | Hoston, D e | Joke About Tt He Says o . ¢ to the whol [RGB o ) o 5 n otest agalust| Fountain Inn, 8. C., Dec , r, and therefore T am bring- [ 1 ayor's action i e i‘”,"‘:::],f‘l" !m:nf,-{q Smit ) : ; vour attention “‘[”' ]’l"' Tact Butler Gets Letter er who recently ercote 0] s I8 A ¢. Noone came to HARTWELL A, TAYLOR ""“”\I" e )"'l 1 r careful consideration and ‘1 hard I i et \[:“;‘ pon I haty et \ employ of the Rus- | ca plakal, 6id drave sn sxdens o to it that your operatives are in- | i P M e RN ] S e i 3 | \ branch of the Ameri- |sive car, Sergeant Mahar and his nd your supervision of |/ i \ & T ke Al zrolD |8 e Gheront. lhsne o6 the s 2 alGrealE ¢ | i « Later be e went to Nor apartment ric is so carcful that any- " \f frie - i director's of- [hears this e T . ¢ urer er the murder and examined the of this kind cannot recur in o 5 e “‘* p in N oughly, but were unable the future; with the 3 I'm out exclaimed. | Tribune {s RR e ) f trace of the pistol or iing that hereafter s Shelel s mayor has fired me. Now we e s ARl W TANT ot evidence. Y s :: e 1 v”\‘\“ et fon won't | sec ry looked at him in surprise. land good will. The ! not keep o St 4 Vot \ i km;‘“ o from the service | s pians, Dutler, | responsible man who the & $08.305 Judgment Granted o City ! (il lonpngiitnoy that the man is compli- Mr. Andrews said he regarded s seen fighting service a ar gets it. The 1 v LRIV, 1 in a serious way with the under cover investigations @ x‘r;\hr overithe world) sald turned over to him us¢ American | of Bridgeport 8 LSRRG LR R0 (‘ ¢ im and s “v“' r afraid that ably st way to break up the | e B s Biires i 3 er of the Latiso gang will hootleg try, but he warned the 7 4 2 n ; 1 s er o o '°B Yo are missing in a storm which rook nig g ot Corr g as that they should not conduct | ooy Japan vesterday. A n ina car of the Unlte en remain SR 5 fdait ‘ t he s % themselyes n o way ich \]” 4 of houses were wrecked and e while European sta Mg s irdered by ¥ violators of the law to plead (Cotlnued on 3 e Citd « | e - v KGO, ow vt 1 8 \ % Rk os ! Y 7 5 have ¥ Ch R S d M e : ‘ o icago’s Residents Spend More 1 ing 5 =525 Than Sixtv Millon Dollars In | !MOBIStINN.Y.SINE |* xnr | tellig this pur . _ 5 B oo e elis natanie ty who ad od t) he was I Population Flgures Show 234.2 Per- i who o - Purchase Of Christmas Presents|™"" ™ = " o s an it , s i it o Sk i t y I : A bany i i One of Oldest Members Empire State, . ) ol in 1) s criminal Nadi alar an 5 . P Q Q 3 - : R t 0 wen too ole: 0 ()f \(,,(.|‘ Exchange Dies Radios Popular and So Are Mah Jongg Sets Just Be-; Albany. N. T T P I ‘ \ , who been oo clever s % st cause They Are Bargains — Contrasted to Lavish |ronulation of Rov Yori s o \ 2 ; o \\ of the firm o Soraes il accordi ) totals o Rote W. Duvis and s Gifts Are Pitiful “Santa” Letters of Children of | census, announce e I ve J \ e S i F i nounced today from the rostrum of | > This represents a gain of | © ) be for four weeks ich time stock excl ose gov- | the Poor. since 1920 and 1s the largest | . has yed by New erning commi w 1S 0 t o) made by the : ate in any | . : S . 30T e New ; :‘mv roy had been a member ; Q. Sy H‘U\_W" A Sl » past quarter century the | i R . 1 1t \'\y“‘}\‘fi ‘y*t.}, : nd vas i s will e , public a |St€'s population has tncreased | r: umbles Thirty ble to 8 hts. H been o ! orig- | ing baen 7,268,594 n Twenty Hours s i v al 3 was besicged by A ARl S erazalof AT 8 X A cold w mi he i ated retail |an old fashio bargain crowd “"{ i L - AL 5 e ¢ iy T als’ Saald S almost (8 Al e s i (1920 s K it At r the sets. | 3 1 railway. 217.9 while n 1900 it was 152.5. S 19 Bar Anti- \mn;:Lh g Treaty ! ressively a csstully than ever b e hersnoe N : Neae With \10\1(‘0 Is \u.no" ; This was foreshadowed t R | Waahi A One prominent State strect mer- symptoms of the increasing b e a 1910 5 R \ T eeialia e b Lo v ity of radio. Toy and other - {same R LR Y \ SishE United bl ) ard Christmas lines continued their N Onata Yeats prenediin p o day with t \ usual popularity. | X net el And At v Tel- Yt there were many children n | . el volun L we find out everything lez of an antl-smugsling ¥ il ‘("‘ icago :y;\"\ to unt \g]h ;“I":_\ 1(‘ ) —"} s 8 rom the time he way supplemental convention covering rate of prosperity * sixty million dollar expenditure, { Cowhey Tessler Gets ’ o et ‘”,‘x” c e } aeconing to Ausiant Toumastr |COWey Tessler Gets, BLIND SINCE BIRTH, GIRLS' SIGHT o T 1 have 114 1 to Santa Claus, He N g 23 (A WGY b i e e e I e ey RESTORED AS CHRISTMAS PRESENT 1 “We no heavy underwear,” orio A of rob- P e nt naini I Christmas wrote one small ¢ ondent, W | s, was sentenced yesterday to | b . : two con st ¥ S ted it iv a b 1 it is very |from te to twenty years in state's o negotiate W st ey s or cold here m any blan- | prison by Judge Talley — SC lnl In\n\l T 1S SUED T Buyers Shop Earlicr cots we will them." glad 1f you and help u ars apparently NEW BRITAIN HERALD CON | i re——n Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 12’801 Dee, 19th, l;CTICU T, BRIGHT CHRISTMAS AND NORMAL TEMPERATURES Sunshiny Weather WE I)\I“\I)\ A Ii‘ CEMBET 'I'\\] \l\ PAnggggAggngKlg BLACKHANDER UNDER ARREST HERE wewn. FOR SLAYING OF POLICE CAPTAI ‘Cnulidfle Apparently Anxious tu PAGES, PRICE THREE CENTS Predicted—Snow Hardly Yikely in the Coastal States, THE WEATHER : Ligia nt McCue | M s T o st well for t Hartford, Dee. 28.—Forecast was § nent, and the for New Britain and vicinity t v ‘ and his dey Fair and continuing cold fc ssary, without red Sergeant Mahar night; Thursday increasing v hav valuable afe diness amd warmer by ( N ance in rtant case, n§ ,,,,, —_— (Continued on Page 17) |