New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1926, Page 1

FINAL EDITION NEW BRITAIN HERALD ESTABLISHED 1870 ‘Keoagry 2mix ogaey TAIN, CONNECTICUT, SATURDAY, JANUARY NONE TO BE SHIELDED, IS GOVERNOR'S EDICT AFTER ORDERING INVESTIGATION Democrat Nam;n Names Holcomb, Brain- ard And Morris Com- mittee To Delve Fully Into All Affairs Con-| cerning Gilpatric. Wants Every Rumor Run Down and Full Truth Out—Probe Ixtend to Puinam and (yiven to oston Banks. {Lartford, Jan, 8 (P — With au-| ority to carry investigation | tever hey may de-! a committee of three has been | 1 by f‘u'frl\ur Trumbull to Il tr farold Gilpatrie, bank emby s treasures of (he state ppointe of Con- Recciver Starts Action ‘he governor's ovder for a il com ytion 1 wi Ntent informatio I oatoy rned in this case, | don't eare overnor suid he el Ol firm o to make the igation of Giipatric’s ork in the hands of T N rovious conneetion STAMEORD AN KILLED IN 16 STORY TIBLE. Raymond, Son ni' Former State Secretaiy €. D. Buries, Is Vietim Dud- o was kille Jan, 8. — R f this city w yrd Ymo om 4 story 0 f the Winderm ol Chica vas and Mrs, May Rurnes who resides at 3 . Stamford The s employed by Arthur company, pub! ceount of New York, went a few days ago t lit t wrge coneern the had 30 men working under him. yrnes had been working u sreat strain for months, his relative « a graduate of Prince- and W assistant the C« ational church. Last June he was married to Miss Jean Andrew Barrett of this ty. KE MANY LIVES ico City, Jan. 8 (P—There has | en heavy loss of life and several | ,wns have been destroyed by floods 1 the state of e first offic oded t of San Blas biy. Romero Gallardo. The message does | ot give the number of casualties. | ile he | —- MEXICO AND U. 5. ARE L « same i CHARLES nation of “all carbons and hy Windows are framed in with fresh- ut he nave ST s SR e = he goods, but he never Weir i planks ol T U Shop Crafts on Eight s any. onicer o the promu e mill will he wey said that De I P1017 Mexi quipped w ar rock wheet Roads Reported Plan- AR e e T e \aving a rough surface for grinding : s X | 8 I | . 4 ln‘ in, Wt that sur- |operate it as in early colonfal times. I he stuck to his story that he n recog Newspaper reporte ok :‘;.‘mx’ New York, Jan 9 (A —The old goods. Attorney Wooids y acquired rights under | men were recetved by e TORYork Timen savs that a meeting ttempting to prove that De I° law to sub-surface deposits (v O Tiaon o | e executive council representing |admitted selling goo: e lication of |midafternoon in the o1t KA OFishop crafts in eight rallroads has | T object, your honor,” 7 of the constitution despite |the inn and on the nearby pond, b4y ,on ca)jeq for J v 18 to con- | McDonough, “He's trying to bull radic Unticic 14 S0 heH M shiond Snesl KU R CEHT increases of from five to |t to a ca: ystran which declares * of the proposed village. R i e to bul n | to u staff correspon- |ness ped Woods, the nt of any person | I b e R & ) ! | TURNE | tent of Lavor, the onic of | . he union, the shop crafts also are | ot him bulldoze him,” inte ; 4\‘,‘1 — sking ¢ of time !ed Judge H rford, and court, in | New Bedford Mayor Refuses to Tet & vl on ntinued MORRIS wal 1ses 10 ‘wow-u mn Py COLONIAL TOWN'TD | Penn. Authorities Declare War BE RE[][]NSTRU[]TE[] On Garland’s Experiment Which Henry Ford Plans to Restme Historic Sudbury icluded from the disturbingly mod. for a charter beretused, or moral | thing without a license, and | ern trafic on the Boston turnpike EI'OUD Among the criticism made ol ach of |in the loop hetween the present |bY the city solicitor were that the peace was ol ey road and the proposed new | !¢ of the association do mot | An altempt was made later this road which Mr, Ford is to build elicve in marriage, oppose begin- worning to grill D cuspiclon thtat he s coun is an il ry Thomas I, children’s education until they old a ything Old Fashioned of Colonial hom n yea d to live ar disin- | d apy | ceording t othe tenets | R | Repiica | mix- | ‘avetie, shows signs of progre! his two comp Old Fire Horse Be Sold at Public De Falco said | Auction. [ACEivson 2 v { repeate . New Be |ing.” a >rince, a k| De Falco a The t o pull tha to Jmmigration 19 day, 1 Fotiaiis it it lon; 0184 iny of the public 3 e 5 : interve FIRE 1IN HBURG 1% DAt el W Fitchburg, Mass,, Jan. § (P—Tire, 5 2 ouly LD would bo poorer if it | which startcd from n rmined ot o i ev.” the mayor deciared in the Majest ter block | pas @ right to be in ting that ar Main strect carly today caused | giatos, to put Prince and four com- | damage estimated at The | Sy o may. say that Da Fa s O e p ds in comfortable service, | interior of the the hurned | ;o gatisfied me of : 1 heen ignored, The parag: th kind o plants a stores in the block suf- | N e h part Eitiind ox . foat : | Clark this morning. “It is ST I8 vested direct {10 have been today. ered heavy loss. el ership of all miner i e {it he can't T i iere YEAR OLD TWINS STRENUOUSLY he components of the land such n Falco.” B OPPOSE FLAPPERS OF PRESENT DAY — n-carbons—solid, liquid or gase Worcester undu(tm‘ of tin me. {couple would rcturn to their home |ing them off. wood his 1¢ 7al rights to 5| T aving lived a retire the good night kiss of to- | Sl e —_— e for many years, are not in sym- TONG MEMBER SLAIN with modern habits of — San Francisco, AGED WOMAN RESCUED B M | w ~————————— & | Quong, Somerville, Mass., Jan. 9 UP—An | «Giris should never smoke,” Mrs | THE WEATHER | aged woman was car ous | Dowd says. “It doesn’t do them any | | —0— | from the third floo zood they ar respestabl Hartford, Jan, S.—Forccast X horrid girl n 1 for New Rritain and vicinity he ald let whiskey pas Snow tonight. Sunday cloudy, mornir | her without Invi ostracism. fresh to strong west and south- | jon for a murder se was resc And short skirts are immoral.” west winds. | months ago of a Chinese in was $1 | Speaking of her girlhood days she | ¥ - o \ > % Fa . , 1926, —EIGHTEEN PAGES 10REN D, PENFIELD |BELOIN PAYS HIGHEST TAX; They Ca” But F ree Love COIO"y Union Solder and Publie O H[]LI]IM]_IJEFAL[}UIN OFFIGE HER 20 YEARS VILLAGE OF 300 PROPLE )hllmn Dollar Inheri- | tance Now Identified | | | . . ‘ . ol Time Grist Mills, spacious’ With Mysterious “April ) (e ; | i \ s, Teptns of Early Tomes, Farm Association” |0 Satiied He Has Legal Right \ite, Are fo be Reproduced in i in Country | Motor Man's Model Town. . ot — MIGHT BE REFUGE e L SUBIECTED 10 GRILING, home o siislorly FOR FALLEN W O\lh\w i, a s to he 1 that will p the sim- —_— l'll-lu'r Detained Under Bond of and quaint beauty of early w )',n‘;ll‘hn“lu w‘v‘vy». 1i\‘r‘r,\\n ::xz‘p“rr\» Jan, 9 ( : The | 85,000 for Hear| in Boston—Not | talning to this historic era of our | ' ation," described | S 3 ! the minutest detail, it was learned 5" and by Peunsyl- | ors Law Rere, vesterday from representatives of | vania state authorities free | Henry Iord, the Detroit automo- | love colony,” is destined to failure| Aiter remalning in jail since Sun- | bile manufacturer. it City Solicitor Robert L. Stuart Frank De Falco alias Loui ! Phis proposed village of 300 per- | van bring about that en zono, was discharged in_city s, living much in the manner of | Mr. Stuart yestcrday recommend. ¢ this morning by Judge Willlam tarly Colonial times, is to be built| ed to the Lehigh county courts that (. Hu on S of around historic Wayside fnn, se- | the applietion of the association t city ordinance by Falco on the | vetoran is laid orney, arist mills, spacious barns and the : : i . : ; the accused man r tion came after ths re- 5 “mishings will all be of | Of the community ict{erseon tha mecelycg | Nflw VU[IH []ISTURBEB colonial style, in keeping with the Garland is Founder 0 UnENEr.AnY questionsiot imnigra the Iirst National bank of Put- \tmosphere of the famous inn,| The founder of the colony s MRnRG e William llr_‘l'““u’ '1‘:“1 amn of which Giipatric was cosh-j e I‘ It hom Il be a t jarles Garland, who gained 1 Clem ““]v r":"” L6s0r I2ach home i 3 . te utions { stute pos- Ii5e e foricty several years g refusing nstitutio R e SRS of antigues. Swords and horse 't f leed by This Country Objects Lo | o e oS oty Jita | 10 accept $1,000,000 bequeathed hin Taieo 5t ot et ken from (13 . e LAl Ly his father. Later, however, he 3lCOICOERNIL Ity pee - Fnacte Do. of old New England, will e the g it in United States. banl. | Recenily Enacted Pe | mantels of stone fireplaces, Wind-| 0% ™ "Mx’ \1 (1" ‘“\;‘ Gt lrlt H"e McDonough said th rch of records ‘ : Sy sor chatean gateleg tables, horn- SYARNES I NaNEIdonatel i t he would waive ¢ finedsitoathe 1 {rolewm Laws Adisd. knives urd forls wiill be PAck OF It to tie AmayicRn fund fop i 'm tont, . but will extend to the Putuam (SefSe ol on tha lower floors, In the | DUV service, sald to be a Sradieal f oty S orcgiiun dap ank, the Tede Reser “”"“."{‘ Vi glon, Jan. § (P—Kurther | Pedrooms will be four-poster heds ""'1.‘- e m}L'.Ivu’mu.‘vm\.'ql”‘fl"“h othing is found today to indic e foston and various other institu-| ivashing o G L axnzvoail1te B pea || Cvo ey RonopaedisoRch plallemnire ST e St fuie illegal resident of | through which Gilpatri indication of the critical nature of | warmers, candlesticks and stately | CCIU¥, anounced that it had mada e e g web of manipulations which in- | jipjomatic econversations between | ¢ furniture will grace these, "O'v than $1,000 i1 vallistreet- oo v e g for a hearing in Wy 1 $800,000, the zc \ A [ e “April farm, 200 e tract |2000 S - Washington and Mexico City relative | 1€ [ 3 f AN a e o Joston. { W & | Square’s. Mansion” n Milford township, Lehigh county, | =5, Fogore by McDonough 3 dccioionda ihs mitlon, {0 Mexico's new Jand and petroleum | _ | was purchased Garland about L el o lecision in | | An old pillared Colonial house, ¥ to have oner Noue to Be Shiclded toduy with examination of | ¢ Jine on the ot of the | Lo months ago. There are now liv- 1 '+ S A want cyery suspicious cireum W oL the: nateo o R e e ling there lnlts and three chil- A e . sald ; : ; tren, and the founders planned to = run I s promulgated Dec. $1 and ne squarc’s mansion g A e ) z or wi the may lead or 3 TonE Witk inn, 1g n | Dring 80 mor ults, as well as ad- T 1 vd all the s s Mesic iutory law ou Tt i spite ot ftg | Vitienal children. Little is known 5 e at ¢ : SetroT ez, and whl require a minimum | §oporiing 4T motives 0T €- | 3\ vannt Bue ho is in the ling {o cor 1 \ o petroleunt law | tablishing the colony, and the infor- i e unAeatarmi AT B ury ) €01 el are Jpcon Ford's fntention o | MMtion contuined in the application e e e to R nsib! Sl AL, ) e e o pseq | for & charter was considered by the | (T il Hortiy fnstrnctions S5 o by Mexican member Y detall of Dis propose! | authoritivs as not sufficient. Ry not yet i b aRANIEDItan Sminiss (0 SR 8 R ¢arl¥! Mr. Stuart, in recommiending that | {750 L0 W to the t no v Al e el ob 4 L charter be refused, sald that G AT Mazzone appeared ; o = given to e N land had objected to any inquiry{ i e A Mare constitn [ RHENCYDIB A YOR T K into his private life and character. e 3 i ion in i naking the new o Purposes Are Unlawful i : i Dr turned more ol of the Boston turn - . lovere d nervous, al- R ok 3Bis e The purposes designated in the [ CrC% vl «© \ g ] AL O etaye | application for a charter are unlayw o 5 Sl el RiE SEPUCTUT | ¢y injurious to the community,” | 1OrWard and posiiive. " ; shocks of passing traftie. | 1 B inted, The | DeFalco insisted that 1 no ~ ars dike- 1 will confer with William | (08 CH SO O itnesses pre. | ¢l any clothing whilo In New Zfl v, ho w will [k, Willlams, s commissioner of | o 00 CE 18 W ILT eas oM DI v liain ) bt admitiod| ¢ he came i r‘,.‘ i 1 5 ey S e nertdi o ven us from obtaining the fullest eIl clothing with the o : Sk ay in Sudhury to comple tmae. | Information. The evidence warrants 3000 O SO (ST e ad r Q procmanty] SUIPLY L eomb unses | the inference that this farm may be | BUCMAT 2 i S i I LS e e sl refuge for unfortunate women and | ' o Wall Granie ra e The il \tes that it Mr. Ford himselr. s ”:. i f‘f\‘(t‘,‘* o nio b, | ever 1 clothes. Bennie Tag S oificial publication nendous task ds involved fn it 48 o e O e freq | heninote, 22 Tigh street, and Andre s Honor of State Mu S R xistinz regulations, | tail of the reconstruction. An |&01Y Practice, what is known as free , ;. Lafayette et, both onform to the pur- |old ol-carding mill is to be ' 9V€ P St Delaleo! never soll; Be Placed Ahove Jaw, shall apply in [moved bodily from Weare, N. H RN {or attempted to sell them cloth nfercemit idine draw- |and set up close to a gristmill al- Chief of Pollee Willlam €. Har Dollars W ef new regul Al [ready on the site. The macl WA[iE ]N[;REASE &!AY stated that he had a talk with De e e investroent in Mexican oil en sent to Detroit for repa |¥aico Sunday morning whe ¢ s fs thercfore subjee ipment to Sudbury. The Al e et N ilertford, Jan. 9 (P--~Governor rms of the new ¢ tmill, which is to be made EI] BYR R MEN & ] wonld el in Avticle 1, vests ownership as it was in the days of La- o 1l Patrick O'Mara alco exclaimed doze ous | | noiezinmock atissciong pancert | Gl Short Skirts Immoral and Whiskey Drinking | l::g,—':‘?r}’“"rhlee Bandm | new act ignores the “positive act Horrid—Tell Stories of the Good Old Days | Conductor Pat etri nid by the Mexican VA | tor of & one-man supreme court and reafairmed for 5 men last nigt AN E howan at tha s Fairfield, Jan - Mrs. Mary |said: “When a young man called to | swhen they a ere s a basis to establish title | Sophia Seymour 1 Mrs. Sarah | invite a girl to one of the dancing |the end of t o petroleum deposits. That doctrine | Maria Dowd, twins, celebrated their | schools, he would at first seck per- | vas that where an owner of surfa \3rd birthday annivers at their | mission from the parents. The waltz |t ¢ sub-surface rights legally |hon cre today, receiving the cc was then the popular of | the aen got on the from a surface title ratulations of friends and neigh- |dances. But it a couple wanted to fand demanded his mon o r pre-constitution mining hors. They were born January get “gay” as it was then called, the |the men produced a pistol. T¥ had performed certain speci 1 farm house less than a | Virgir sfactory | man fought with them for * of exploration wit from their present | “At cn ally 10 p. m., the | minutes, finally succeeding in driv | D. Penfield Cumip, Sons of Veterans. i | ers, but three years ago Morris Cohn At the grave a detall from the I > forced him {nto second place and for LOREN D. JEL D, Penfleld camp will fire a milita OREN D. PENFIELD [ stioeenstye veacas siika: - tuae PURE. ute over the grave .un! “taps' Cohn has paid the highest tax levy. will be sounded as the deceased i3 Average Daily Circulation For ‘ Week Ending 12’522 Jan, 2nd ... PRICE THREE CENTS DIES AT AGE OF 85, RAPHAEL IN SECOND PLACE; COHNDROPS DOWN TO THIRD Taps Sounded ]}Former Holder of Po- — 1 sition Swings Back | Into Lead In Levies Against Individuals. cial, He Had Active Lile Sole Survivor of Company A, 13th Connecticut Infantry—Saw End of Phit Sheridan's Ride—To0k Part in Port Hudson Assault, American Hardware Corp. Dl A Tops Industries and v street, yesterday ternoon at " $ 3 vanced e and gradually i H B ] Ll Heaviest for Estates. [l on Monday after n A private service for Fred Beloin will appear as tha « e imme ilate family 1hi[,'lmsl assessed property owner in will b 1:30 o'c k at the {the city of New Britain when the use e s v\l(f'h will . b |grand list is published by the board 1 at el 1 E in Fairview | of assessors on January 15, emetery o'clock .1 1 ! Beloin for several years topped bearers will b 1bers of the L. the lst of individual property own- Louis Raphael is a newcomer in the high taxpayers this year and he will step into second place with Cohn dropping from first to third. Mr. reer, Penflel Soldier, politi o et 1I]AMA|]E OF §1,000 BY contracto st he ‘\_. Raphael only recently eompleted tremely active life well s wn ; STATE ARM“RY FlRE construction of a business block on nniversary, e was born in New \ West Main street, |,m in June 1840, and last Jm CH A peculiarity of the situation s years of age. \ly was Loren D ative son” but he the fact that Cohn is now the owner {of properties on which the assess- {ment will probably be higher than L (Ioudx of Smoke Bother| was v grandson, and a greaf- | Firemen But They that paid on by elther Beloin or zrandson of New Britain progeni- | : % Raphael. Shortly before the time a.0 HIn greatigr ather resided | Conquer {for fixing assessments, Cohn dispos- n New Britain time was | |ed of valuable holdings and made & known as “Gre Swamp” and | e e | trip to Europe, Upon his return he (mrtlu 1ed ol - SNOWSTORN SWtEPlNI] | ATLANTIG SEABMRD 1 | again took over these properties, but h\ the meantime assessments had {been made and the persons holding | the estate in the interim are the ones billed by the city. The American Hardware Corpora- tion will lead by a wide margin in od to have |the Industrial assessments. The sey- Leated pipe in |€ral factories paying high taxes will |hold the same positions as in recent cond Page) L threat- to the | wag depart- o spread the fire believ e g arrived last |years. Washington Hil?i Heavy §:30 oclock, | Highest tn valuation among en e were pour. | tates is the Booth estate, This prop- D, X ao et 4 moke were pour. prop Fall—Steamers Are Be- windows, erty, part of which has been die. posed of in recent years, is still suf- . | ficiently valuable o maintain the |1ead for several years to come, it ix | believed. 1t to ing Delayed at Sea Mcult to New has v\v’h Kept | sea n Nor blina to Bos- [so i to | on, g a sh Irop in tem up his 3 a raturs young hoy who was p ' the coast north |ir Iarm, of Norfol W fn many | The firemen fo I\enduck Refuses to Post- vessels were forced to seek [kecp the te pone Sesqui-Centennial Ocean liners at Atiantic ports re- e A _ ported rough weather at sea vy serfous Until Next Year The lack region per part of the building was | 2010 with predictions ed with the exception nf‘ it colds still 1o come. holes which firemen found | Philadelphia, Jan. 9 (P—Despite irill floor. seventy of | been making its t fnvadin t, secti to chop in the woman, probably ure that has been brought to ar upon him by federal and con- ressional officials to postpone the who lives in one of t \ finally W nrl ing cments ubove the Sesqui-Centennial celebration until al « rd the north. oked out of the bu yor Kendricks today reiter- made her exit by the fire escape his unwavered decision to epen A fireman lifted her to safety, celcbration on June 1 of this as planned. have not changed one fota in and to open ithe centennial on as originally intended,” said {the mayor. “I have been given &b- solute assurance by my engineering |and architectural advisors that all | the Sesqui construction program, in- {cluding the landscaping of the site, —_ === = = = J— = | — = —— - e = = —— > cay winte SNOW laid a two. car- iy Rlarat o S (Yah ) can and will be complet v i city, with another inch i pyompt - Work Prevents | “*Li0" 1 ‘V,;;“"‘,}u;hf“x“;"tf‘:“:"; K mable to wait for to- | e VRO | dium and the auditorium all will be their sleds were out | Fire in Main St. Block |50 5 ready for use at that with policemen | ks v q { time.” g o street interscctions to | From Spreading i e mayor's statement followed | erences with eity v and exposition ) ‘ I reference to the move- Wasl o ‘y.'] e ay opening the celebra- e i from an el ton, which has been concurred fn to 1 - | some extent in Washington, lis | The reported attitude of Secretary M e TDES! | Hoover, former Solicitor — General G ain street, early this| yamug M. Beck, chairman of the na- = i : ; i | tional advisory commission recently s b L 5 \ppointed by President Coolldge, STYLES INSHOES | rinnes miock S Martin T Madse h byl o nate appropria- g e 1 | tions cor and others in- High Boots and Kilde Length Skirts ¢ SORSETLOUL I p2s uential a e capital, ma 1 be a yeur ropriation for it is to vorried him,the mayor postp Are to Be the Thing For Spring Factory Owner Tell Convention, r conference 9 (P—High boots feels that the skirts are to be | as orig g, John Felton which mueh cen Ito e Tactory | done. of Columbus, Ohio. one of { r's advisors who exhibitors at the Natior feel that the tailer ere a greater } SRR ev were taken for b 3 Rapid Transit Train Collided With | P/RArCOm 0 o probably Automobile on Grade Grossing | V! mecting here ! 1 attended ) woman believes Near Monroe, Michigan als and the ma- 1t to b s ission. The lat- wnkles may be tich, Jan. 9 P—Four is chairman, i ki ight when two quwentauu !hv\' l nit 1 t ar en men s on ¥, too. h dlaling se slipper for > in popu dio—for Senator and the two . The Wyo 1 just m11<|]" New- ar ing senators. vorlte indoor sport men are | St iio more at hon and desire | RN Jow ; W comfort 1 Now us possible wa 15 | Charleston Dancers wverage life of a pair of men's | 30 T SpOcINE Y, Staging New Marathons is 1,500 miles, E. M. Rickard, | Duvail, all living n | Milton, Mass. Jun. 9 (P — Fid presid of {he Haverhill Shoe | St L S Sk [rar ers' association, —asserts B(Mon \(mel\ Dances dling contests may soon give way 1o W not o luck g only about I leston marathons in public in- Choate and Doris year old high schoo! ( harleston \ll \mht lv storm 14 Sowie, MURDERER EXFCUTED the Hop- ead that an Ontario girl has tsville hn: Jan. 9 P to the jaz ‘(lumwl a Charleston record of 18 R n o Mexico, | of minutes and determined to go her te peni. | mos ny one better, v for the |ago the asse a rn”. the| To the accompaniment of a Meers, bank | tango and the turkey trot. The af-| phonograph they held out for 33 mpted payroll rob. | fair, which started just after mid. | minutes. The first 20 minutes wers 1924 lasted until the easiest. they sald. Paso 1n March night dawn