New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1926, Page 1

)i FINAL EDITION NEW BRITAIN HERALD i Average Daily Circulation For | Week Ending 12)863 Jan, 16th ... ’! ESTABLISHED 1870 M«q-s";‘-‘;;":'sa NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1 ‘lh—-l‘\\E NTY PAGES., PRICE THREE CENTS SENATE T0 VOTE | Luther Burbank Admits That He ~ Cardinal Mercier, Dying, Gives . MONDAY ON MOVE Does Not Believe In Religion Blessings To Those In Family, EIGHT KNUWN DEAD’ 4 MlSSING AND T0 HURRY ACTION oectares e 16 an tosaer, Declares He Is an Infidel, That All Religions Are World Court Fight Gots FOTW&W Tottering and Wan TOdfly With Oppflfleflls Near Proof of Immortality. Bod of Campign | ., = | BOTH PARTIES JOIN IN |xsictis | In a statement thought to have een caused hy comment of his EFFORT TO SPEED MOVE Prelate Refuses All Medi-| cine, Saying “There ls‘i Nothing Do But, Wait,” as His Life Slow Iy Ebbs—Was 74 and Heroic Figure in World War. to End Comes Early In Afternoon MANY HURT WHEN FIRE RAZES HOTEL AT ALLENTOWN, PENN. THIS MORKING MAYOR VETOES CREATION OF NEW BUILDING DEPT. POST Lafayette House, One Of Oldest Hostelries ' In City Completely {16y Tty ovaf on ke audlirss | Disapproves of Permanent TRANSATLANTIE TRIP DeStmyed At 2 am ', SE——— ligion, Mr, 1 says that “ali - ( Twenty-Four Republicans and Equa 1 iglons m‘nhnll'iv Lo Building Inspector, 1 of the rorla rus i M R - ‘ ot Dimocrata Slgn Pt oty spsbatin ol ol i | Meraie St Herine Pk Comunit.| [;[IN"NU[S T[]M[]RR“W iremen Rescue Several— . ¢ living helps to mankind, As a one of herole figu L] b ) N il . g tlon Requesting Cloture, TPon oo™y 08 00 TN feel that T L b e | One Man Killed in Fall _ serarsagl ool i e e T L tee's Report Inconsistent. | Which Ballot ' LSRR aUE e ilariorm e S et Sy Spanish Fher.\ P(Mpnnc From Fourth Floor— Thing Next Week—Debate Beconi- he {dea that a good God would o or mber 29, | G | 3 : il S A AR, - 1 people to a burning hell i8 ut- |can be proved to me that there is afternoon the | Masor A M. Paonessa today | Departure From Canary Taxi Taking Injured to X ing Lven More Furious, terly damnable to I don't want |immor ¥, that there {s resurrec. E lapsed into uncon- | vetoed a solution to acc ]'l d' 4 Sin'a Washingtos, Jan. 28 (P-=The |2 V;'n\» anything to do with such qtion \] 4t ates of death thes | sclousness whil A ke slands Hospital Skids and Over- shingtos, gl - Go will T belie ntil t sald in the sick room, He started 3 ‘ wworld court flght went f:f"fi“j& :"fl I do not Lelieva what has been | M, s statemen to pronounce the Lenediction, but tee 0 DRLEIO R O LY turns 3 e senute today With opROREntS Of fesrveq me to helieve. Tam a doubt- | g i S e re| Madrid, Jan. 23 (P b i American adhesion aware that Mol- oy 5 questioner, a skeptie, When it | (Continued on Second Page) ]NM-}. dame Brealciclngl (hle e B L of the Spanish t o Jay may witness the nearing of the | atteraco | S T Pectori coaplane to the Cape erde nd of their efforts :‘o d‘l“—y a \o!c; = ; m\ e a permane t as been postponed until tomorrow | a., Jan. 23 (M—Eigh The senate will ballot Monday on | - | i 1:»“}*‘)‘ I """“ The mayor's veto is Lased on a | morning. A radio dispatch announc- | Persons are known to have beer 'R 1 motion to impose cloture, restric {| Polish Colony Lost | day the cardina rela- % that the reco fation is en received here | killed, four persons are unaccount- i g each senator to one hour of de- | Qi R L around his bedside, : ary islands, | ed for and a score of more were in ( o on the question. Pro-court Since 1873 Located d ‘ weakness he | the re { jured he ¥ when fire de ces believe the roll call will show In Hear » to each fin turn, | it ad (®—The | stroyed tt afayette hotel, a five It e than the necded two-thirds | t of Brazil ND It was stated that the newspaper expense s given in-|story brick structure on Seventh 1 Srity, thus assur an carly de- R | Whe 4 O B B f ceived 2:00 p. g department’s costs, ties of Per- | street, one of the oldest hosteleries icion on the resolution proposing || | {40 Hanciro, 1o e | | M. but it was feared might |c ds it not onl ey American participation in arly 1,000 int T hi f i SRl e tment in administering Falls Your Stories (eneva tribunal | e e o G Ar(‘l] ‘hop C pl k G | Dr. Vanhee < laws but m hamper it | One of the known dead was : g seck Agreement Today | SR e 18 1epia 1gst siclan, d his patient ( i eir report to the cd an territory, | guest at the hotel, and lost his lif G 0 ol SEIL i Rinativanap H R i T Hosee jAveAtieatorepontitio The wi ons at Pernum. | When he fell from a window on th 18y, However, {holr eforls | | EY BNE FCISE BEELeY Harmans ‘ onor at ECCDIIOH ) } 25 more 4 L e floor autl apilaalon theal il jward an unanimous agreement to {| £ IT BRLE - || iR v r from complaining when he | than in : . e . The ather thres wers foudd mit debate and obviate use O 189\ | "y colany nias been lost since Y CARDINAL MERCI ported thaton QUHOT- | o with the Cape Verde isiands as | huddled together fn a corner on th { i e o ayieaki st C”YS LEADERS PRESENT soure * and from observi- |soon as the Ne Pius Ultra leaves the | fUrth floor when, at § a. m. { 100005 Poles grouped in com- g }[ Sy reiconyinas) the perloc is bound for Brazil, ruins had cooled sufficiently to per WS | o letal inolailon. They atill were Slens ! i S Bl A newspapers are giving much | TNt firemen to explore the upp: joid E S0 o & 4 ly at an d and the year ewspapers are giv h AR § i late ¥e5- | 1king the Polish langus New Britain Resident Who Was fy (€818 nearest C VAGLEL (| T Pre asangend s sy ety bl & Rak part of the structure, Y beforasulc ol || peopie physically healthy have always b present in | i {1926 would show a reduction in (OuS 8K rpe fire broke out shortly after ease, demoeraly {4y o on Siving in a tr ; Bolsheyik Prison With World Fa- ind." | | work aleng this line. The mayor rea- NEMSCIVES | o m. and spread so rapldly tha who opposes the | people of Brazi dinal Mercier bade farewell sons that a sharp R B e P The | It cut off the escape of most of t! South Ca B en and grandehil- rs— e sl Enloglacd | > of permits below the 1924 figure, it | B0 & LOHMATCER (FANCO (FOM | pjed down ladders by firemen. No m lie might consent i no knowledge of their crs—Father Bojnowskl Euloglzed.| ™ ryjjows Mass With Composure the investigato ervations are e ‘;\("‘,‘r"“"‘"s Droving | time was had to dress and the gues .nt and that he hiad objected yes- 1 o vic e i e mother country. || His Grace, Archbishop Jan Cle-| In full possession of his faculties . S correct t year there | (€ Iniehse est to the people Of | ere forced into the cold blasts o rday because he had not been ganal plak of Vilna, Poland, returned to|the, cardinal followed t mass Baltimore Scientist, In-|® { i g 8 ’ the winter morning clad in the i would not be “driven by | 5 il S ot ey with o maki sign i 3 : | Ruther- ong the functions already ar-|night clothes. The temperatur The senator’s ¢ e e New York, len route to/hls, nativeil ot 1ne effo jured, Perfects Cr | ford has been deputy inspector, His ranged for “the as Franco | hovered between 15 and 18 aboyve rwarded by presentation of | country, to. taking with him| At the moment of the Agnus Del, 5 S 1 a week and he is known, and his companions, is a | zero. petition requesting cloture, WEI]DING H]R(;EI] flN fondest recollcetions of New Britain, | with its supplication to the Lamb talline Iusulin i s his own car, which fact re- |breakfast of 1500 covers which wiil | 20 Taken to Hospital | o3 by 24 republicans and 241 rything possible was done | of God, who takest away the sins | "l es his net gain to about $25 a |be given in the pavillon of roses in | Tywenty of the guests, all suffering T mocra vesterd to make his visit here | of the 1d, to give him peace, 5 | week, the mayor believes. His posi- | Palermo park, and patriotic exer-|from burns, or injuries rece ] | Cloture Rule Inyvoked HIM V N S LM SAYS pleasant. After a day of intense|the prelate inclined his head as a '@ Baltimore, Md.,. Jan. 2 A | thon is on & 1 Because | clses i the Cervantes theater, Where | when they jumped to -the strevts Joture rule, which was adopt activity, during which he was es- | token o peaceful leave to tiose umph of seientific devotion f Rutherford's experience in build- |representatives of the three branch- | \ere at elther ihe Allentown o | session of - ed Into the city by 2,500 admir- around him, When the mass ended physical infirmity {8 revealed in the | iDg and as an inspector, the m s of the Argentine milltary sab-|Sacred Heart hospliies~Sik at thy by dent Wilson FETEmE T celebrated a pontifical mass at | he turned toward the company at announcement at Chicago of Dr. feels the city is the lshient wiilideliver addresscs, | Allentown hospital are unidentificd ] had he Millicent Regers d Heart church, and visited | the bedside with a slgnificant look 'John J. Abel, 1 pharmacologist | the present system. He > aviators will be the guests of | Three of them, doctors said, prob. senato s | - i public and parochial institutions, the | of furewe! 1 professor Johns Hopkins | ing but one full-time inspector with nish societies on vis to | bly will die. One of the six suffercd Jeague of \ [ rged Haste and closing scene was laid at the Polish The mass was celebrated by a f that d\perfect- @ proyiso that a 1ty calied Rosardo. a fractured skull, while another ha smber 15, 1919, ‘ orphanage where he was teneder a nephew, the Rev. Joseph Mercier, rent din in a | upon whenever there appears to be e tten off part of his tongue : 2 oS 8 the Rev. Joseph reler, | Rt ! Pl onee Also Secrecy recaption and banquet last night. | assisted by another nephew, the i ' 1t | sufficient work to require an assist- 0¢) thoes inaccolntea’ Tor twe i cloture were of- s hered around the festive board | Rev. Charles Jean Mercier, prof work ry {ant to Building Inspector E. J lived at the hotel permanentiy. O1 peing withdrawn and the liis honor were many of New Brit- | sor of philosophy at Notre Dame, le known by Abel d (RS LRI GRC O dILIan Rl the is James McKeever, 62, a subscrip | {ling of actior New York, - Count leading clergymen, man ath Bend, Ind. The cardinal is Pasteur lectu before the Chi- | opinion of the mayor, does not now tion solicitor for the Allentov { =harp exchanges marked t long | Ludwig n's version professional men and busi- | sister-in-law and a physicia ago Institute of le last night, | exist EN["NG SEEM nASHE | Morning Call. The other is Mi ! erday and brought smiles of his married life form ness men, all bent on honoring this | we Although was broken | = Anna Novanak, a waitress at the ‘ Vice-President Daswes, ¢s- | Millicent Rogers, hiire iaternational figure who escaped R two places by an obile that | hotel. Firemen told of hearing ) v when Senator BI o Dl leath at the hands of ‘the Russian pulse was 'an him down in a Baltimore stree Keever in his room, but were unabl | S s )T Tev | that he mwuw. to horrow money evik . wo weeks ago, Dr. Abel th o1 bpen the d o & e to his campaign for I | viki. o weeks ago, Dr. Alel, with his| 5 | to open the door, while another said ] 1 hope Erom entonstiielr “;"”“\" and the ! °g in a plaster cast, was back n'i | \nlhlamtc Deadloc“ Still | 17 Vi leading Miss Novanak to next president o blames her for the sent marvel work in his laboratory within ts | S 'S | safety when she broke away froi | : nd charm of this cl Despite his 69 yoars and the | | Tight as Operatm; him. Both are believed to have lost b An affidavit in support of his suit who had crossed the ¥ his rooms are located on | By D) their lives. a y 10 1 5 s ned 1is rooms are loca i | S e es | for separation l.wl his dem that from Poland to visit his Yo floor of a building that | e | crap Plan | List of Missing his infant son be restored to him to n in the United States and ) ; no elevator, Ddr. Abel persisted i ng gues! e & t ! ) ates a S ] n 3 guests were a i raised in the Roman Catholic 1o learn first hand of their ProETess | wait he remarked fo his ) the completio vis great task | “Be Shure to Put Tho Philadelphia, Jan. 23 (P~ : faith is on file, to | 1 Monday 3 place of influence in ss of the pain ) | % > . ping by the operators of the latest | William Frederick, Hazelton, Pa Ly Supreme Court J O Malley he nation, Benign dignity on of his disce su Hands Up,” His Sranaals Harth (e IV i Goraly Tranton, i VT, It was his wealthy ind not i G 1 extensively o I ke today apparently as| A- Jackson, Hazelton, Pa. he who urged secrecy in asty e : Warning | €. A. Bechtoldt, Relleville, N. J +1e that tore ont his vita bl et s 20 endance will | George V. Forry, Philadelphia. 1 s Violation is Charged ROVears jeaer DEUION 2. R Norman K. Keiser, Binghamton ] b bat time Countess Salm to be s o e S : violation of | Was afraid her parents might forec T D e hopes of the ddle | "y, giegentoos, East Greenvill s i e e = rs, to say nothing of the an-| o out President Wi Mithe TenIMHINE ot emntyitont | Anton TiiFs Allentown e en the day | He lofor r. Ahel, wha recontly ; : William A ord and W. J g Grace Coffin, a for S e B varded th 500 prize of the re , both of Philadelphia, escaped d nothing to do with the (endeq 1o him throughout the day irch corport £ Now York ¢ uct jemocrat, Miss e morrlage. The countess Wins Hearts of Guests - i n davit continues, and !\ore introduced to His Grace, ‘ i » ich a firm grasp of ¥ | (Continued on Page 17.) : TR S Y 1 ¢ . B = 1 liately. The Catholics Apostle of ! s r Serant J. R. Patterson, Asl ey, Pa g Kissed his ring. The mbla " drer A J s e tercatuy iy ctor Donohue, Erie, Pa. ‘ 1elicious dinner, prep ‘ v into t it N ot b d Geiger, Allentown, Pa | rs station at the orpl his s 1 persons believed 1 ¢ s 1 g ¥S 4 L. Thomas, Germantown i 1t was served by ye ousnes: A pituitary tartr 0 power T D s phia. Pa q g ¥ Service Will Be Used By Maple Wil | : S : Nenin t it is active in a solution of one | O\ ilayor Wants Police Com- ™/ 1)irict 1t common Council enuren choir g i ¢ \ parts on an | who took Matul - | | : costume of ! i : Dw mission to Conduct Consents, menate e ; ! . Investigation L A heats ’ Vil 3 ’ 43 hich New Britain Postprandial Exercises | (Co ed on Page 15 ¢ . \ sked sold to the town « Dr. Roman F. Lekston was toast it i Allentown of cot. m.issioner, rough Maple H 5 U the exercises which fol- S O e e [ Ao L Bl e ; : B Lane Buys \lllhon Dollar | AUTO SUES FOR $10,000 in strect rsection by De same 3¢ ins v city in Connecticut to enjoy 'dt on a it Ellinger, when Ed- [laid by the water department as far oy Jlonged visit from the dis- mand, denounced (b Pyroxoloid € mpm.\lmn\ ) » r te deai- |as the ine where a meter w in 1 churchman. He touch- Ful e 4 pal Leominster, Mass. - | i : his life, 1 harged, tions in Map shop Ciepl experi- 7 b Standard Pyrox pora- |Salvatore Infante Brings Action "1 rd s S A8 J 8 <) o . windshield | Hill must be by the fire dis it nd I Intle i P 4 | and o o the | inj % and another barely niissea | triet S NOencE e side o . v Willlam B Lot el 1<t Waterhury Firm For ssed and i 1 iking a fleeing prison T | fidtests jes who | e fo < Hllodidrars 2 p 5 Al o 1] . 3 nt 1 R 100, { Permai ¢ Injuries 2 Lllinger had on 1 18-year-od | = tion. He introduced \' « e of J. Philip ie] malond Cnlur s o son b (s Crelan of 10 Soring N . \ >a0nessa as © hest !0 the best ad g : Of Vic S . ‘ 4 1 t [l gt s 2 oft of @ £ box of Cl rets Compensation for | aSoncn dek 1"', St e sl instn L e ind 1 do mot|y L red i Antact te as Carbuncle on Neck | 1 of the Poles 1ount of mones £ gursts o emy orner of “f““‘ This is one of the t mo On co Wwas nc 1 to cor t on a c and Crelan brok < Z asions in my Mayor L 1 < 1 Ellis r rned or smother to run west on A carbun o 1 reaponded that vaders eve - Mine | 1o e to the agero Oliva of ligh it i 3 A ool dging ncre . Lo th | el L e Father Dofnowaki N TnALont corporation s New Secthing Mass of Flames nlled his \l'\‘r an. ek S D : ke = given anopportur o i operators PP hotel % rted at the time, fired 1 A g Fahe ¢ 5 » wonderful sight this mornir success |« In first ac 8 of flames w iremen a e of the bullets struck less| asa part o 'S wor | ote ir. One o e Shaleaetion g sce the hundreds of women, childrer dard Pyroy o ing proposals 2 | leiiag el 1 men stand patiently o wjor ¢ " i : ¥ are a | Sy ation Commis iest of the day to » celluloid indusiry of the Stanley 1 Dwi 3 LA 2 frig | vy 1 o pressed me ply Infante was ern No ¢ venty predictior " ( " n : “Father Bojnowski is really et the drollig i company S : 3t méve ir 4 1 smashing 1l - Zk SRR Eif i iy P jon would be, : ot Ry Oliva o o 7 l’lv ads ( -mlt\ to \iuldel. Ueyes i e X PR Miva wa ployed L € ringing ishop Cie- r s K J Urelan as he was ) Ollvaivas foniplos ed by gtk to We consider it a (-l\en thc lmpn-onmcul ims Mr. Greenstein had just stepped [ Aberthaw Co., on ory con- el 5 - A hSeasideany of his «ar which was parked | struction job. He was admitted ilar honor " [ rd ont 50 from the policeman tot vital in November and At this point Mayor u: sa re. [ A Y Ger 1 { ! Hartford. Jan 23.—Forecast s r by n ( guests w : titior city of for New Britain and vicinity: Ay L = o a5t <! started, Cla but fMimsy & ‘, i ! Fair tonight. Stinday increas ity | was 4 S e . rents, & poor Covering for the Se ) cloudiness ) a Je | b f Ll coas © is L i N $30 1 e aarer i inie ng of a lunch car last November in |cussion of t father's sixty-seventh birthday, next e rates, $30 for me B S bl ot i st e s S Ay Continued on ."', £0 tar Romol 2 Continucd on Page Two) s # |which the night cook was killed. |shock to his | Wednesday | (Conttnued oo Page Twe) 4 4 ' 4 3 iy