New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1925, Page 17

FERTILE VALLEY MAY NOT REMAIN T R N[]T[I] INT, S MUHI]ER GANG MEMBER - e NOTED IN WAR;{ETI. Western Alea Likely to Reveu to Desert Land Bishop, Cal, Dec. 28 (®)—Owens Valle lled on the eastern slope of the high Sierras, once a fertile, productive reglon where cattle roum ed its grassy floor and fruits and grains grew in abundanc is threat | tendent Dwight Skinner reports that ‘lh-- club yesterday, ened with return to the desert wastes | from which hardy ploncers reclaim cd it more than half a century ago. Water, the nnial point of con troversy west, formerly flow the banks of the Owens river and into canals and ditches dug by the arly settlers to irrigate the ficlds and orchards. Now it has been di verted into the Los Angeles aqueduct to supply the nceds of the city, 226 miles southward. Citizens of the valley declare the ity used arbitrary methods to get the water, when, in an agent alleged to have been disguised as a cral offictal, entered the region nd made filings along the Owens river for some 40 miles. His filings included storage rights which the valley people had give nback to the government in exchange for what they understood to be a project to reclaim 150,000 acres of the desert stretehes | mediate, junior and senjor depart | ments of the First Congregational | The agent, they say, later proved | to he employed by the city of Los Angele Instead of the reclamation project, the city announced plans to build an aqueduct and carry the wa- ter southward, During the four years of drought that followed the first land acquisi- | tion, the city negotiated with ranch ers for rights along canals and ditches, and soon obtained virtual control of one of the larger c systems. Ifs waters were diverted into the aquednel, leaving adjoining ranches arid. Resentment, generated through the years, found a climax the night of May 21, 1924, when 40 or 50 rafders dynamited the huge conerete es, near the first large reser No a however, and the explos v placed, failed to dams duct materially, Investi jeved it an act of warning _l.lm.- Girl Dying At Hosphtal While |y q 10 \yonoi) Tsiand peniten has the committee are Arthur Berg, H. ' stock at par by $4,500,000 and the |tlon at the New Britain General s for | | i a move to eripple the water | stem, Late in November the same year | Point. wresident of the We riford Bank an open \onstration of protest | was made when scores of the ranch- ers seized the Alabama waste gafes, 0 miles south of Bishop, and open- ed hem, allowing the stream to flow into the parched bed of th Owens river. The valley is approximately 100 miles long and varies in width from five to fifteen miles. 1t has a popu- jon of §,000, including the four principal towns, Lone Pine, TInde pendence, Big Pine and Bishop. CALL WISE HERETIG Orthodox Rabbis in New York Call is Recent Statements on Christ Weretical, Springficld, Mass, Dec. 23 (P bhi Louis Silver, clicf rabbl of < ity who Das just returned from nicrenec of the Union of Ortho- lox Rabbis of the United States in w York said to y at the recent ment of Rabbi 8. 8 Wise of | Hellberg went to notify the parents. | hospital, Superintendent J, L. Doyle | . g compi \mm ) ) LY e e b lof the public ct s department | BARN ES HFADS BMK M Sand SN rs. RCharles S Cnraon G o onn® lnst yoar s an (iierease || orcs s Mo s U i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1925. e e e City ltems — |CRIME INCREASE ~ BLACKHNDER HFLD AS":;,‘ Stee Briet BROADER BUYING rocess, salo of hon!s of $100 and $500 for the Christmas e \IlnmunlIHll this month {8 n Iln Decomber meeting of the Roy seout court ot ‘honor Wil e hatt Ay, General’s Report Sh()WS (cuntmed trom Pt vare) ol i uvenincn o noc - (S{ee], Bldin, Motors and lm evening at w*oul h-mlll\mrh TS, ‘”I ¥ always have when we've had | C'F'Uts for distribution as Christmas a heavy sale of small blocks | under the auspices of the ladies' | [ — | Unknown! In| Schonectady of stocks for the same purpose, auxillary. There will be a program § of entertainment, and overy hoy will ,“ b Tkton EDeow e Crima ) p:“.h.‘w‘,,'”' i r‘.lh et bYl : l HenXorkpDeoan (0 ceive candy and fruit, Superin. the United States increased during 1’0l aahll roritics here declare to- i nsolldated statement of the he fiscal year ended dune 30, crowd- (day that they were unablo to identi- ' Amcrican Light ana Traction com ng federal penitentiaries far beyond ¥ Michacl Norcia, reported to have puny for the 12 months ended their normal capacity, the annual een arrested fi New Britain, Conn,, vember 30 £hows net income of $7,- | call moncy rat teport of Attorney-General Sargent 48 having had any connection with | 084,146, us compared with $ Buyh shows, the murder of Police Captain Albert | 747 in t ' 18 12 montha, with 1 There were 8,618 United g(,,,,., Youruns last year, bulanco of $6 9 vadlable by the wisoners in penitentiaries, training ——e 'k after prefereed | futur Construc- tive forces were work in today's stock market, N oappa L large number of youngsters joined SNty Ltheicontin Gl The Christmas party of the inter- | ehureh Sunday mlmr\l will be held ed through Owens valley between | o party "'r the heginners' a rame date the previous year, — : a share the year be primary departments was held this \ R ) i Apestin I"ederal penitentiaries are so eraoon y ] ! fore i : crowded that evory uvallable place EVeEYDody Gets a Present and Mer Mrs, Lillian Simons and daughter, [, " ci1 o rurnish somo kind of | | sond and stock ofterl 1o Hatélis. ot Bharmantaourt (e tile 1 s k | bers Mave Hilavious Luncheon el Mtialtli L ceping quarters. Two prisoners al about §35,000,0 e largest be- morning to spend (wo Weeks at A= v “jy cells intended for only one.| Party. it st of §15, lantic City, N, J. and in many instanccs prisoncrs pating ferred It was stated nl‘Olm New Britain | 01 2onied to sleep In basements, |3 from demoeratic don- can investment corpe ral hospital this afternoon at | wpie avercrowding of the prisons | Ky, . I’ elephants and nursery | tion at $99 a share, An issue o'clock that thero was 10l endangers the health of Inmates s Pottles full of ik and cquipped {575, cfunding mortgage per | orabil hange in tho condition of JURe |\l ng the safoty of the institutions, |"¢ady for business down 10 powder | cent bonls of the “Nickel Dlate” |in Georgo W. Klett, who s seriously g cont satd, *Tho situation s a | PUIS, smoking tobacco, tin horns, e %0 was offcred at 99 and |ten L. A second blood transfusion Was | joug one that demands prompt 4rums and toy trains were distribut- 1 interes S0 b y regorted to yesterday afternoon n |y a " qdequate rolief and the need |©1 (0 the members of the Kiwanic s vorth, Gener : ted €1 rflort rene’ st th club toda Wy oA San lause com- | T v 1 an effort to renew his \ for additional {nstitutions for the |club today by a Santa Clause com-| Diy of the Hanover National | gar Storcs and 1 Fruit sold 3 to A daughter was born to Mr, and ; v o Mr hnaementlot nrat. stande as [Mittee of which Howard Y. Stearns | bank toduy declared an estra divi- |4 points higl Mrs, Samuel Shupach, 70 Talcott | oo, e e chairman, denil oL b pep cants N e e S e street, this morning at the New |y the veur 9 prisoners | It was the annual Christmas party e industrial shaves 1 Dritain General hospital. A s0n WS \yw.ro peloased on parole, 57 were ¢ program consisted of frolic | The board of directors and stock- (oday's sto born to Mr, and Mrs, Carl Poterson, |qorminated for violation of condi- and jollitication, fncluding a few holders of the General Motors ac- ward the rally whiecl 163 Grove strect. tions of parole. Faroled prisoners amateur quartets, who sang without ceptance corporation have approved tepday's late trading American S learned for themselves during the music, either instrumental or voeal. ' an increase in the capital stock of yose more than two points to a GHILD AT DEATH’S DODR vear $914,707.04. The election of Harry Wessels as e wration of 45,000 shares to | new high record at SEEhe 9| Tho penitentiaries at Atlanta and scerefary was announced. Prestdent- be sold us heretofore to the Gen- | gaing of 1 to 2 1-7 points were PARENTS AT HOME I)RU\“(‘IN.”:“\\M'H\ takes care of the bulk M. Ward announced that |eral Motors corporation at $125 & | egistered by Chrysicr nnd General K e M ot rederal prisoncrs, The average ! > lings would have | shar Ihis issue, when approved | \fotors, General Ilet : ) & e dally population at Atlanta is 2081, charge of the committee to arrange by the New York state banking de- v pe k while the Leavenwortir population is for the annual banguet. Others on | partment, will increase the capital 1 was in wi had tendeney o more than $200,000 over the previ- (M. Martin, D, J. Leavitt, Charles surplus fund by $1,125,000, making Mother and Father Have 3 | ous year. By working in factories lHoffman Ben Hibbar the total capital $13,600,000 and the | Drinking Party and carrying out other industri 2 plus §$3,375, traders t { fiom this Do helped to pay for thelr confinement. Chrysler extended fts gal ‘ 1 four points and additional advances i ling Observe Silver Wadding Annfver- of 10,61 per cent Mack icks, tewart-\ declared that he will not allow Helen Andresik, aged 11, to return | wrner American j,\,“|].“;.~l;,fl...ijm,‘;u\'\"’\43‘,[«quv" in fl;( artford Broker is Elected President sary at Home on East Street, \ FOLIR lREflEN KILLED :‘v i " N ) -”MH s m. 2 Is claimed that conditions in her| of New West Hartford Financial | Mr. and Mrs, Charles J. Carlson of L [0, d to the « e S s street quictly observed their e tion of an extra dividend and other Institution, 26th wedding anniversary at their | pive Other Volunteer Fire Pighters [ “Pecialtics were: steadied by th , home yesterday strength of the high pr 1 issue Helen's 1 old brother was| yraptford, Conn., Dee, 23 (A—Roy ¥ 3 ; g X artford, , Dee, 23 3 . i Ser laze and favorable trade repos taken from the home and admitted 11 Bapnes, of Koy T. 1. Barne The couple was married fn Hart- | Injured in - Scrious Bluze at : traide report to the connty home at Warchouse ;.4 Com Neolke as elected |ford at the home of the bride's Waynesburg, Pa., Early | Iie ““" (o er, Mrs. Richard Johnson, Dee : ‘ arent’s home are unfit in which to vear children, and only recently | Helen's father has not heen em- und Trust Company a mooting ‘1900, They have lived fn this ity | wWaynesburg, Pa., Dec ployed in three years, according to the incorporators 1 T for the most part sinec that time. pour voluntrer firemen we Superintendent Doyle, and condiiions | arternoon for perfecting e % e children, Fri ive fnjured, two seriou in the home are revolting. It 45 gganization. ' . Margarct and Frodes CK luring a fire which swept the aid that the parents make a habit Attorney Austin D, Barney w . G fs in the employ of the pysiness district of Waynes of entertaining drinking purties in | made secrotary and H. Terry Mopri- (L nion ) sral buildings Itheir home. The perintendent \ 0f Chas 1 Com ) = S St gy nd @ num says the only timo he has seen the | pealiors, 5 chosen treasur : ing ne Kille ¢ 1 the total loss ) parents in a presentable condition | (fommit 3 tion of a \ 1 t million dollars. 'l T, 0n 1 R when they were In juvenile prepars ns for a buil : " fircmen were crushed under @ : court to witness their son's case. jand on stock subscriptions were | : Mgk k " ling wall Monday evening Helen's condition | named. . 5 firemen who met death were heeame critical, so Officer G. W, | S 7 IR RRI rvey Call, William Finch, Joscph ment, was ir ind irman Lo Vie- et agwre ke taniveniad wuolleymen: Not ”flfi-‘;fied Pitisfleld express of the New York, |11 e suitered fracturos. of [ the house hie found the parents in-| With Arbitration Ruling Nc¥ Haven & Hartford rail A the skull and jawbones and Luther | that the girl is in a weaker condi- | nauee of their arbitration agreeme e was disc 1 and declar- | here al, and 1 atement that effeet would be sent to the onigt ol i n with a request abhi Wise be removed from md cay Rabbi Wik ha ited the belief Jesus was an al person, not a myth and 11 Jews must follow his teachings LANGLEY MAY QUIT HOUSE tans to Resign IF He Loses in Dry Conviction Appeal. Washington, Dec, [t ¢ com o appointed ley (R. of con mal pro- ¢ that it from the to the it was 1se to take wember accused of onrt of last resort i2n Who Stele to 2, Tlome Is L Ras . i PARTY ion Mfg m..mm fl r—\rfl -1~ | A "LCWERS FOR CI-IRISTMAS The far corners of the rid are as near to you as Bollerer’s Posy Shop Two Hours Service to All Parts of the World OPEN CHRISTMAS MORNING POSY Miller's crossing, - sustained an injury to hi toxicuted, and playing hosts to men | Jjartford, Dee et T T who had also been drinking. The {men are compelled to accept the de- mother later went to the hospital. | ojision of { arbitration Authorifies at the hospital report |44 have no power of appeal he- T et raleninel to hiss home ! J“l‘ members of { 3 8 e company ital where it w condition of Silvens anc lnst nig Homabil . hree other men received cut Hill was driving was demol- v m the Redding road whe e had heen working during the day L 2 when his antomobile was struck by i sl a serious heart malady, which has ijiaptford division of the union < e X ¢ was, serio! leen made more serions hy malnus (o trition and other complications, Mr. O'Mara declared that = ymen were not satisficd Greenstein May Quit if [the decision and their protest i will con- Salary I8 NotiRaised [hd metseBioist et ngl s il SEes Dying Boy Wants To See Parents, So cision of James 1. The requests for salary increases ', a4 member of the hoard, | GIVES GOLD COIN St. Petershurg People Advance filed this year by Pros ) The trolleymen deny the statement o Tee o G. Woods and As it Pr OF Lo (he decision, that the “blue uy ate Francls 111 br Willlam M., Geeer R o based | e men refused to operate the (w e tion today, and that she VErY with the Connecticut compar little chance for recovery. She has | oepk (') husiness agent of t hine and his hout fifty f Money Tor Their hurg, Fla, ntz, believed to in the state COINALY, idental injuries, looks for ind unless an inerease s allowed the ish Press Replies with his hest wishes Merrs ne thing now, and tha Sl wof the offi-| o U1, S. Howl on Rubher . - is sceing his parents by Christmas fals will probably be withdr: ; London, Dee. 23 (A — The Lon- B St. Petershur rning stein, who now don newspapers have been chary t m-‘ parents ¢ ble to buy ot olfic ommentin editorially on im from any other American resentment against e in Reynoldsvil 1 SNty high Diritish rubber prices, by . oney and \ion is not suffi- day some of the writers restriction the law ) thity : Martin P, Andrews s ind Gl ol g Ho has indicated o Their big arguments are that A DR e e e and N e Etiton chi raw unless additional | prices are as much against Br S died vsicians said he would live 1 by \mmon | consumers a vican, that A Sorteiall i pight s longer, provid wk He asks that sala diflienlt to under 1l how Am e was a broth A e == : — 2 at §2,500 “1' l re n" ean ¢ Andrews, prominent local bu at Wife, Hit Cops, Now cutor Woods ks an in- ' plain ag b ‘x ]y”y]\\“ sC ‘, b h Al Goes to Jail fer Ye: S avataE aohes 3 ; s Stamford, Dec. 23 (P—Nonti § el regarding tton and ived her bro hu,l' I kN et e iy r Workers Make Merry N e skt N G, H. McCarthy @ Offic cchange 1 to! i T suiedet 5 Ay Sl i “'_" Whalen when they went o his s anthiren L verstraw Postmaster e snn St esenns AN TR Seae i ife X Chrtatrhas {roetin _Dies From His Wounds was « ; n dods St \ ¥ » a Y., Dee. 23 (P-—(leor i ciety 3 3 1\’\1'\”"\11“\\);1\ ‘,‘ 1 v "”“»['4"] LI L Y LOCAL STOCKS g Monday ied in a hos- ! Tanean il i . ubian i, 1 this @ noon withont m B. Wilber de- 'y stat to the iden ved complaints that § nd serate Aoalin | Alhert 1. House = 2 # us cheer |1 Triq. gircivat. for. miora thani two | o Alnert Hibhard Houer, 76 yaarsiBaker, Whose Loaves Were t lays with 32 f nxevolver i LY fon 1216 vésterias i ohovt Given $50 Fine C | bullet & ugh his brain £ 1 1 harhor a C T mystific he city gove : ik crnoon is home, 33 Lakd tamford, houlevard 1y fo a violat s Dhis wife, three daugh- Woman Embezzler ters =5 Mary \:hnw Miss (;‘;- vas in i m:‘m'r of v:' T nl trud e rs. Warren 5 ves o . i ) | Be Freed on Parole ;e of Newinglon: two sons, labelled to show n HATCH €O, CHRISTMAS PARTY | ‘\“r:,' 1,", el b Houser i ¢ . = iovernot signed | yyouse, and one grandson, the W. L. [zraude E. Tuffet's parole, sranted | jiouse ind and one and one-half Manufacturing Stac inual Christ- (), H f role terday D'Ambria, worl 1 further requiren Il have a standard } f nn. Ger 3 T hhlat o Funera vaverly inn at ariernoon. forn sceretary- home at r ker, was e | 18- monthe & f Viczzles : RUSPECT MUNSEY'S MEMORY [ment, as 500 he papers reacl Manager h orders |the prison. | —————=—————— 1oday to closc ‘JRAPI{ CUT FLO ERS [ Arcania paser warn o. FU nera 'S et morni « mark of spect to th of 1 n the man ment - r ' Munsey, whoso f 1 will be AND PLANTS [f|coim annce nai vy e wmiving | oo = =t thad me, i My wan rtment VISt it _ meral serviees for Miss Myrile | FOR THE HOLIDAY ‘-w,,,)\.w e orih el inon or fnstic | - Wh I at the | DIVIDENDS m<|\|.1n \eclared and its airch - Thurs t per cent at tic und to b lay afternoon ) our own greenhouses R ary's cometery. ..The directors of the Unlo HONORARY LUNCHEON | i 2l .\(n declar Juarterly iend of 21 p ; Hartford, Dee. 23 (P The . J| Formal notification Delivered fresh to you from 1 pro y &t the capitol in hc -yn(l'! SHOP “omptroller . H. Wilkins t EXCHANGES & DALANCES 89 West Main Street, Professional Bldg. Telephone 886 [ "!!! be laid for twenty i i k—Ex ves, 1,043 The Telegraph Forist of New Britair | READ 2 ERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Opposite St Mary's Charen || I B 0 TREASURY STATEMENT FOR YOUR WANTS s ol o) il Y A Treasury balance . $38 PUTNAM & CQ MEMUERS NEW YOMA & MARTTORD STOGK EXCHANGES JIWEST MAIN ST NEW BRITAIN= Tel 2040 HAKTFORD OFFICE € CENTRAL ROW TEL, f-ug WE OFFER Conn. Electric Service Company CUMULATIVE CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED STOCK Yield over 6 per cent %‘ JUDD & COMPANY : MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 8 MEMBERS HARTIORD STOCK EXCHANGE -1 JUDD BUILDING, PEARL ST, ewls St HARTIORD, CONN, 'ELEPHONE 2-6281 New Britain: Burrltt Hotel Building. Tel, 1815 Meriden: 33 Colony St. Tel. 1310 We Extend the Season’s Greetings Thomson, Tenn & Co. Jurritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORKE AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGEM Donald R Hart, bgr. WE OFFER 0o Travelers Insurance Company Price on Application WE DO NOT ACCEPT MAIGIN ACCOUNTS Emv BROTHERS & @ HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Hartfcrd Conn.Trust Bldg. Burritt Hotel Bldg. Tel.2:7186 Tel. 3420 “]‘ OFFER 100 shares of Torrington 100 Landers, Frary & Clark T T RS Thxs Is a Mutual Savings Bank It has no capital stock like a trust company or national bank, consequently all earnings made above dividends paid to its depositors go to strengthen the Surplus of the hank, [he accumulated Surplus of this bank has made it possible for it to pay its depositors for the year ending September 30th, 1925, 5% in dividends (414% regular and 1%4% extra), while banks in this city having capital stock and stockholders have paid their depositors less than that rate during the same period. Before you open a Savings Account elsewhere consider whether the rate of interest is as good as can be obtained at the COR. CHURCH and MAIN s made up to the 5th draw interest as of the 1st UMBRELLAS Ladies’ and Men’s $1.50 to $10.00 § &