New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1926, Page 2

Make Your EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD M(\.‘\'D AY, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT METED OUT ONLY TO POOR MAN, DEBATERS SAY £ B. G MEMORIAL ) 1926, 1 f ICRII[',\R\' ‘FLAQHES OF LIFE PERFUMERY CLUE TO IDENTITY OF WOMAN RAFFLES;‘ fleld—Four raids men be vielation of result 1n charged and Ir ™ Selection Now |\Wealthy Murderers Es- LIFE AND DEATH DRAHA cape, Is Claim—Death| (pENS [N COURT ROOM 240 Men Sand in Silat Prayer ALTests, ) 'V'N"r takes delight gam! ind onee for Your Valentine Party WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT WILL HELP YOU MAKE IT A SUCCESS Stationery Department DlCKlNSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. Are You Doing the Same? ) our curs There has jus y a local driver w the 10 irney railroad crossing ing for the signal stop 10 Horsiall the you Suits and going 16 going while 1 while doing it. catler | At to save Lots of w ft Horsfall Suits and Overcoats $29.50 . HORSFAL 93-99 Xlsylum Stree: LARUFCRD “It Pars to Illl; Our Kind™ J. D DONAHUE Voice Cuiture | Tuesdass and Fridass | M M. C. 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Lawes, of Sing | 8ing prison, chairman of the league, | suld that only ons out of §8. homi- | this eountry Is «hment and t e 18 man of influence or wealth w :m comes ‘o the death hr:-m It >r man, usually of a n' intelligenrce, who {8 ex 04, he eaid Darrow Gives Views g {the schools,” educate the 1 |thing. Yot example, e trained to ) almost in the east all | ians, but our schools pay entlon to | | education | | “Our schools leave the ordinary {chiidren, that fs, the class from which the eriminais spring, without gary training to make a | living. they turn to crim 1t capital punishment is a good . o other person not (o kill, E should be [vublic and ch dren should be shown ctures of them. Tollowing Mr. Darrow, 1ield Malone, New York said Dudlay attorney, Malone Also Opposed s for opposing this ba arie practice are simple. They may : gummed up in this: 1¢ it is wrong for the individual to take ahother dual's life, then it 1s just as wrong for the state, as An agency of collective individuals 1o take life. ' an insult to the intelligence stafo to think that i th 1ry, under the supposed e ieh we live, | & such ons had to ed 1o agltute 2 it 18 a well Knowp fact ¢ legislalures are not intelligent, to do this" on behall of the women & country, who write her oh an ivernge of 100 Jetters a woek on the subje Most of them, ehe sald, ara {1nothers who have learned that cor- | poral punishment fails to diseipline |ohildren and realize 1t aleo falls ter {cure eriminallty. | “Our legislature, 1n making mutr- jer the only erime punishable by th, dM no sound logical thinking 1 erimes Which st murders, but cllable in an au- canld tell you of d thag n ae crimon afe unt v wore pnoe lile this.” Following the maeting Warden Lawes and o s of the Iea left for Washing- att oaring fore the Jeiudiciary commilitea of th an two hills to abolish eapital shiment in the Distrlet of C 0- PRAYING FOR RAIN No. Not in the Arlzona Desert, New Dritain Tomorrow Ground Hog Day. et 1 ck u dealers tm mofae thous frginia eeml- rstition \Winter puts AnelE 0N ers 5 ha has e are gro g that 16iay’s Woman in New Haven Dies From Bur ceording th het st Pacileo, went into the r on the furnace later tha eon cellar tn pu A wharp explosion his mother en 1ok the staman except th ns abtAlned DENTIST 205 West Maln Rirect Extractions, Dental N-Rays Phone 708, 1088 D. J. SULLIVAN . Instructor of Piano Ragtime—(lassical F | - Capital | Thus i1} equipped, he said, | s question. | feh ha paFtly rin old bags | anet bf the Penalty Not Deterrent to | ‘ a5 Tribute to Him ‘ Ambrose Ross, Reprived Murderer, | to Testify Against Former Assoclate Today, Mineola, N. Y, opening act of an unusual drama of Iife and death begins today In Nas- | #au county courthouse with a heavy police detachment on guard against a powsible underworld vendett ugainst a wtar witness, The center of the stage will b | vcoupied by Ambross Ross, conviet- od murderer, whoee death in the Bing Bing electrie chalr has thrice heen postponed eo that he may tos | tity in the trial of Stanley Kivana, an alleged accomplice in the murder of & bond salesman during a bank héldup at Belimore, L. I, in April 1024, Btate's attorneys are mustering a lheavy guard to surround the court- nhouse when Roks is brought here from 8ing EKing possibly tomorrow They fear a possible outbreak by the underworld, apprehenelve lest oms will prove a “squealer”, seek- ing to escape his own death penalty Whetlier Rogs's testimony will be or the state or in Klvana's de 1s shrouded in myste His first reprieve by Governor Bmith within three hours of his scheduled death came through the plea of his attorney that his test | mony was needed to save Kivana | trom conviction His eecond and third er, are understood obtained through District At- Edwards he believes Ross' testimony 1 aluable to the state. Rose h teld incommunicado In Sing 8ing. Kivana's first trial ended fn a dis- |agreement. He was convieted in ! the second, reversed by t CONROY SECRETARY OF WASHINGTON Y. D.CLUB : |Owner of Famous “Stubby” fensc repeic to ey 2 court of appeals. Elected i | To Oftice In Ex-Scrvicemen’s Organization At Capital RGE ¥ M. MANN | tWashington Bureau of N, N Herald) | Washington, Feb. 1.--J. Robert Conroy of New Britain has en reretary of gton, the 26th Di a Mr. Conroy is owner of the jous dog "Stubby, | Yankee Division. {the house of representatives com- {miittee on the census, of which Con- {eressman F. Hart Fenn of Wethere- |fleld is chairma Other officers of the club Congressman W, D. Conne prosident; Maj. James ¥, Coup I President Coolider's physician, ica-president; Gen. . Do Gla eecond vice-president; Col. Hallett, third Connoll n mageot of are: rat | for IH, |Jack R, fa). Chen. simultaneously Ternis g ! 4 chess exhibition In Breoklyn ves topday ereored 35 vieterles and had worlA'e cmeralds ar h Golombia, 8o, Ame but the conviction was ! 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