New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 1

e wae)) PA0JLEH “dag Apy T L TSR L EITRELITOY e —— e e ews of the World By Associated Press W BRITAIN HERALD I W WV — Average Daily Circulation For 13,504 Week Fndmg Feb, 6th NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNES DAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926, ~KIGHTEEN PAGES N. & J. DENIES CONCRETE WAS PUT ON FACTORY ROOF SINCE GONGRESS PLAN T0 ERECTION WOODS ls S“JENT EIR[;ULATE APPEALPI\\ ical Re-examination to Be Made to Bring Depart- To Firemen’s Policemen’s Penslon SGH""NER,S WRE[:K Fund For Work After 1 oy Saved a5 Y%seli Crash. Grounds O Mass. Coast Prosecutor Keeps Pla owN FAUL_T‘*OE: V[CT]MS Secret — Medical Ex- _— . - N , Those Who Lost Lives Returned To aminer Knew of N Probe by His Ass Ship To Get Belongings—Another Daring Sea Rescue Reported— ant, | | Boat In Trouble O N. J. Coast | In a state t isued today over | ent Frederick & Judd > history ot Gloucester, Mass, Feb, 10 (P {Three members of the . |schooner Ralph Bro the |their lives today \e signature of Pre n's ere n the . Holmes, the Nor Co.. outlines l.}‘ butlding which collap Feb- | Was driven ashore in the biizz ausing the death of eight |Briar Nec hiteen others, includ- 1 injuries to 10 other |ing the captain, reached shore saf . |1 Although all suffered from « Satotaont s assertion | POSUre_and cold. ‘ -p\,,..m the summer of 1925, [ Had Returned To Boat | \inor repairs to the skylights were | The three men who lost their I found ne ry and it was deemed [were drowned after they, with other Ivisble to eliminate o skylights | members of the crew, had go back nd they ed by hollow [to the schooner to get their clothe were sypsum s consid- {and other belongings after she had Srenbiiant o fireproof |been washed to the shore. The oth nd added but ers managed to get off before a hu of the roof.” e struck the 100 foot cratt and | drove her farthe vietims found th the ship was b inecludes the following reports that out to sea, but the | mselves helpless tered by the 1 <ome 1ere ing Lreakers, The vessel was [0'1!1 d- ed to pieces. ! 194 ) who e Killed werc Gonorate lroots wer ta, John Lopes and Man- iy Progocutor 1el, As the other men Woods and the city buildi 1ed their plight from tl ollgsss: |0 line whith the was | to work their v i building cent storm e compa: “The foundry d during crected in 1903, by B. H. Hibbard {& vave struck ¢ never Co. from p of Griggs & Hunt, (VTS by rchitects, of Waterbury, Conn. ' ¥ ship ‘Tn 1010 there was an addit : erected at the west end o or 13 red inal building, by Torrington Build Washed Close To Shore g Co., Trom pld ¥n by Older-, The schooner Led ashor: shaw & McKerng | carly today in the She was “The original buillir 157 L so close to land t St bers of eing t ul | cided to re x 70 ft., and the extensic 94 ft. “The steel Ner erew escay 1 safely and work w urnigh creeted by the Bertin Coustruction |belongiage, Go ged to la i the Luilding were of | exception of 12 inehes in thickness under |drowned. T he windows, and 16 Inches through |to return to .Y, DEMOCRATS IN Company Sends $500 '[HREE |]R[]WNE|]|N Wan 0 Go n Recod Favorng| Congressional Action {o End Coal Strike 'WALSH HAS BACKING IN ALUMINUM PROBE REPORT | -+ Natlonal Capital Busy Place Today— Sec, Kellogg To To Explain Why He Barred Coun- tess Karolyl — Mellon's Again Linked In Tax Discussion— Shop Bid Not Approved. Washin York democra gton, Teb, 10 are contemplating move to place lemocratic hou organization on record as favor Letion congress to en: e sus- pensgion in the anthracite flelds, Members of the delegation pr pose to circulate a petition K Called Upon Name (#) — New ¢! Interpret It As Substitute Ftremen Must Pass Test Or Be Dropped From Roll ment Up to High Standard -examination of all members of th xamining fightt lepartment, g force of the m 1 examine who h those been admitt: 1t on the application force within the past Those 1ot ing been formulated . will o commissioners 1 | Chiet William J, Noble. It is by s lieved that about 42 men will come under this plan. Clerk John J Keough of board will turn over all appli- | not t thosc recelved dur- cations, excep Mussolml Stands Pat On Talk Even Repeating His War Threat wenhs o TESTIFES WOMAN WAS »| Stresemann Confirms | | Previous Speech and ANXIUUS Tfl WEI] HIM Adds That German “Can’ He Italian Premier Thwaites Says Plaintiff in | 0- for a conference f thel party fc e R Ch X 250,000 Suit Told Him Walsh Repares Report | 00S€s. 3 r tor Walsh, democrat, Mon- | She Would Aid today had assurances | R | — - majority of the senate judi- 1 fary committe 1 sign his re- |, sy ry would alare | o hi SECOND BLZZARD - SQUTHINGTON N ) s mouss WHEN H TRUCK CRASES INTO TROLLEY FREIGHTER Hardly Dug Oul From Recent __ — "~ " Starm, Added Snow?all_ Al FAET[]RIES B[USE Pmned Between Steer- But Paralyzes Traific AS ST”RM R AfiES ing Wheel And Tele- IN CONNECTICUT THERE Tvc[:z;?ner)]:jarO‘ NHls 1S SUFFERING REPORTED | Thousands of Emploges Tod a rind o Non 0 Remain Home | Haven — Hartford T Motorman In Charge. ALL TRAFFIC DELAYED| = e Blinding Snowstorm Charity Department Gets Many Calls for Fuel — Long Island Sound Lashed — school Also Sessions Are Omitted in Many | Mall Delivered Only in Center of Places — Waterbury Reports ln‘ City—Retail Business at - Stand- | l{(’"')o"".)lc for Death of Toot Drifts — Mass, Citles Are ' still—Events for Tonight arc| Track Foreman Near | Hard Hit Postponed—No School S‘t o 9 | Stamford—Boston Man New York, Feb, 10 (P—A larga| I rst time in many years . A | ction of northeastern Unitea | New aln industries today Walks in Front of Loco- ates, not yet from the of a sto to sucl | the snewhanks I X 0 causo the discontinu- | motive, blizzard, today = other storm of aj their ho - | fury ain sche tories clc | rupted and surface ole ” \v\n n r, of s morning when his with a two car 1waites port omplete sen- address by R mhac e tion of the Aluminum |Styesemann of Germany, Premier it 2 an Hardware cor- | s employed by npany of America, in which Scc- | \fussolini said Ll e u 1 I, truckers, of retary Mellon is a stockholder. The A LS Coen Newidtoricions), o over to the [ commmittee will act tomorrow, £1¢ Splt b oD el | TR vay when his Kellogg to be Quizzed [ Zolading principal ho trolley ex Sceretary Kellogg will be invited |0 il ietropolis Albert A ront of the before the senate foreign relations st e on the side wreck- committes to dis the Borah bill B e ousands lage ca forts to free the for repeal of th r time law under ALIEIDECUA8 vy to ruck r failed and his body h Countess Karolyi of the : was badly burned first prosident of the T i Beneel metely | Pinned In Wreckage :"n , was excluded from this coun s iR b | i B : ! Fite front of the troliey car forced The committee consid the | Mussolint asserted t store. He said he e TR e i e 1 for half an hour today and | would interpret his phrase in regard 18 Wife when she bought two ¢ I that that factory fs Tun- |caught behind the o then decided to call in Mr. Kellogg. | to Brennero pass as meaning | S @nd that evening Mrs. Jones \s near to L as conld e | rs Tt S \h!:“-\ obas ;“I‘ Mellon And Taxes. | that Haly would never endure vig- |td him on the i B | o ‘\ s ‘”‘.““ ‘11 Sl q Mellon's name was | 1ntions of the treaties of peace guar- 1M to call on When failed g efof '_; PREALLL fr ”,l f’*"ll | t into the senate tax | anteelng a frontler by blood. |10 do aid, she wrote him i v“”'.<‘~'w\-‘ ) \, ! only GRicet U oAy Benatns Morels ses | iis e b nn hag feveral lett sking his ice ish e “””L"T tasfopd Jubiean sraska, declaring I not denicd bout some ida she won's machine back into pos Dr. Joslin, Hamden me ica) T TEatl Batis ad er, Loy 4 the truck driver had i i tax of last Satur - 2 g tesal 2L Business At Standstill : Mell he said, nis | gorically th ever would ask | Thwaites testitied t WS S I 1 Ip of the protec- for a supplementary guarantee pact JORe8 Ly uppointment. st trolley i w licensing t in regard to the Brennero front her b micating iiquot. Would | The premier declared it was fm- : : : : ¢ ; At another me be fulr, afier he is through possible to compare the question of al TiC 60 sl baoi oo iontt it L heiTtala iinbritr it Tu via |ing e added, she told him she hrall Was Motorman ople not so favored by those Jaws | with that of the German minority ob and had received th n was Harry | i ven to women ¢ Britain avenue, urn S i thofiio n Adiga teaio send-off given to women em 3 he pilaste re constructed |wave hit flic Lalarad i sl LipeE ”‘f: IL 0% bout to mary 1, and his cseape from seri- rocordance with the drawing (e survivors made Scnator Norris deciared Lill Polley To Continue ek o Ty Was @ narrow one, and specit the Home ol HEnTy IRl es Soonyepro sl irE e o m; “It is hardly necessary,’ 'he added, ' Storm Hits Connecticut o truck was lnden with electrt “The roo supporicd by steel |some of them went. o o icritance tax, & move which he sald | that our pol n upper ” storm struck Connec tixtures ked in excelsior, 1t susses, and contained o monitor at | cottages and for a tiwe Hhyesimetica ) ol ¢, which I ¢ oman equity.” said this material which blazed rs fthese men jvas uncert A “‘. * {wil be continued.” “hard ¢ ¢ly and for fully an hour. 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L e LTRclor Aoro LitouED IS, ACRy VI Ha concluded by decla that arried and t roe ! tneyville apparatus was call s ) miake way fo Hedaaniaant A TS 4 ad £ ed and chemicals e the 1 with resene par e et e « ) e ates onl had fa e B ‘x i . v e 0 M y did not constitu ta time” She oughou e ol aid 1o a B St : o 3 W that e cou twer h | water s ) 5 en smashed to | b )00 to the es- el = ¢ HEID e ‘ 1, that T 2 g b s managed | ““N ¥ N ! cmbers of |t W have died sinee |CCPt any discussion of the matter in a her. twelve Sl sk fotorman Tells Story ntrary to soms i EEal 1924, when the higher rates |2NY assembly or council (an appi she had made up 180 trasis, | Motorman Thrall said, in deseribs ; n mude, there 0o ENERE 1 > not. propost to repeal went [¢t referenco fo the lLeague of Na- n first time she v the sno e he collision, that he had reach- nerete added to {1 o PR : g " ltions) and that Fascist govern- cot eyes on me,’ 'he quoted her as Iroads and 1 a point just south of the New i nteaniE I Dlatiees : ment would “reac maximum g “Don't fear, Il mever ng much Haven Orphan Asylum when he SERES T ithe Park, N. J., Is Opposes Bid on Ships. v £t saying on't fear, I'll n g r Ylum > sloping skylights el v o ShiElE boatattodsy wasad ir plan of this yay get away from roir P light of a tru The storm w 1o« monitor were 10 it ligh, Yk b oD reaeneCr otiine Thwaites is well & wers intense at that The tru th ss, st in gal- A T : & Corrination t vejest thothiso | Ambassador Not Recalled Elanal extilal cir i Emedttoiba anproaching dlong 1 iron L et T e willion dollar bidl of iha Dollaniin Rome, 10 (7 e absence of | \jjeo Creed of Taunton, chu t of way. The trolley tracks are During the summer of terests o! \dmiral. |the Hallan ambassador from Berlin, (stts, and they are widely in d scliool sessi on the west side of the highway, and nor repairs to the skyi Oiem ning from Seattls confirmed today, has no bearing on | gouthern N ¢ L truck’s position would have jund necessary and to 1 and not related to the present - —— ! on Page 13) TR lie right hand side of Ivisable to elimit 2 ontroversy between Italy and Ger- lS BADLY BURNED = w (Contintedon Page *L.2) cording to the motor- nd they weve re 4 mbassador, Count De u y 5 3 N iven directly spsom _blocks which we | BIG FIPE ]N ALBANY Bosdari, lefit Berlin two weeks ago BAER PHI]NE [")ERA'I' car. Thrall told of 1 light in weight and |4 | \ and the counsellor of the embassy i : < y ) his LT added but slightly to the we A. Guarneri, 12ft a month ago Mystic Woman's Clothes Cateh Fire al ing but this did vent a “The foregoing is the history of { Conditi . Caly Baptist ~ Church, Across |absence, and TN Te as She Tries to Attend to Furnace 5 L SR Slinsacal bo of Condition in the present situation developed. . . i . sollep t uH o | ' From Capitol, Destroyed—s$150,- ‘r’ b eh B ieelis i (ol Mat HeriHoe, " ; it “’ 1 \ may 0o Communication to [ Message ight have been satis- New London, Feb (P—Mrs nardi facts el 000 Loss—Five Firenien; Mure, (|Messukeero, mignt have been satee) Wew Lontems £35. & 2 CC0| Frieghts Curtailed to Give ISt 1 ’ . Al e ought out by inv tion. ! Stockholder: ctorily closed it In. Str nann ' Artl Crouc \ « 3 orm (‘au Unu 1al | me y os¢ home it 147 w1 M. HOLMES, President.” Stockholder Albany, N. Y., Feb, 10 (P)—TFire |had confined himself to rccognition |ing between life and de P PeriSer 2 \ e A e oA e . |EeEnet Attty charges made rence and Memoria assenger Service i Strain C -al . £1,000 for Pension Funds. oday destroyed the lof the falsity ¢ charges made | Lawre i 1 b i Strain _on Centra 2=l i P o tist church on Stats by the upper Adig hospital as the ri reference | : 2 5 5 B R S A il > Teserven ! tho sirect from f {agitators, condemr verely burned eierence Station Service A e and Chicf Willlam | on depreciation of property and an estimated loss o leott on trade hen her clothi ) — I 1 . Hartsof poli lepariment | equipment has been established by emen were injur :diation m‘H‘ A 'urn..w:l‘ in Naw Ha ‘ i q Mg, Co., which | the Elihu Burritt Hotel corporation South wall of the church collapsed. (mier Held of Bay : "”:‘;",‘“ Thct New 1 ) i : he be contrib: \d will be followed out as per An osion of gas caused b peace Her 5 =3¢ fr‘ 4 . 19 s ' ¢ stive pension | intial to immediate dividend p use of roft coal was advanced S FEnn “ el cd ghy ;:\‘ b = ports & Rt ments, cory ion has advised cause of fire Pre |statemer 'v"” ; 1 ("" S ,K, or ;"v»“~ ho o | over its f e foilowing lctte ompanied | its stockholders in conjunction with Lleming. Persons in a room- [carno negotiatic Y il L s R v v I ; its annual state 3 1z house adjacent to the church |@ Buarantes sl s 5y ¢ ! I No ' Room rentals, incom kened by a rumbling as |hiS invo it N L I th vever n u materia heavy truck were gard ,‘ claims G ) 1t s 3 e st s y s s Black and urch in flames. The in- “»’;'. e 3 ‘\‘*.v“ o i ac N rlihine DeRtRR L Ore i ,\,“‘{, P af oUEiRinkeySatat Ty nssihemuaniisial, ApSon his insistenee estion of FIRE IN NEW HAVEN ins i et e The spontaneous| An inc of in the il a window in the exccutive t e e R E f i Eelires, ho Joir ite on the second foor o national mc seen ew He 3 fr N Siib and ygur depart- | timated v of the la v ) nd fioor was |INterRALo e e i dl otiElE fodny \ 1 ; New Jur is one fty on hotel investmen It w id none o injured ; i Seh oA ; ! 1 i L e TPeriT) a . A Determination nd Schr e w Gt ot 5 " e isted in the assefs for the pur- firemen was in a serious condition. | e ; Senelin - of t s L =y se of $195,000 One carly d medinte anewes e o ned b ) Ll £ ) ith our and statement follows: | hose was directed o cign minister w 2l s The st 0 gh | switc o Fir rs of the Elihu Bur ris SRt inoT | lint early L il . Each of 'y 1 W i Sl R speech. i § i, Ipped it 3 col 2 cords |® S ) “NORTH & JUDD MFG. €O. | of the Elihu Burritt Hotel corpora- PONZ] ARRESTED "}”‘1‘ '” r’ o 3 . o o to h n ¢ ) wi. A HOLMES, tion our second annual report we '{"1' o “M “m‘ New York Y ien- | of th ; ! A i 2 1 that, taking all things into con e Holen el Ri M out a < ors to g 2 o “Presid atic o hotell ‘has Joln] - | voiced everywhers i = > ; A 5 ' 4 SorhE Flat Ttoofs Omicred Cleared IS 4 ‘l a His Wife Also fs Taken Tnto Custody | cles as the text o i = ; s Tacanh ; ectich at Rools i vd show 5 ot o ; To avoldias ition of last week's ur directors instead of fryin€ iy Florida—Four Charges M ARESCll vn s 1‘ ——— |ing ¥ ons e pe ¥ s. |g \ d ita building depart- | 4o pay immediate dividends to the Iascis newspap i PEESEE————— Lt O s o 1 n nt rnoon SUg d that | g ockholders that it is tioned in Indictment. official Populo I = So far no s < sew ¢ t mar d others in to put ourselves on a firm founda s : to restrain the tie it 1ol of flat-roofed buildings TemMoVE | tjon first. Cons we 1 Jogkaonyiiecpile. 108 o GRans Sore| : ; How without delay bullt up reserves from the ope Charles Ponzi, and his wife, Rosa Among the more pap s, | o r ¢ ack + o gales mccompanying 10da3's{of the hotel and will continue t Maria, were arrcsted in the office of the Messaggero sald: “Here clarity e A storm had a tendency t0 causc large | qych items as depreciation on pre Ponzi's attorney, Frank Brennan, 'and loyalty needed from ':""‘ Th ish trans Irifts on flat 00! A excrssive y and equipme as well as the | here today. Capiases were served by parties. has given her share. e = Steps Tn Path Of Engine veights similar to that which eon- |jtom of deferred accounts shown in | sheriff’s deputies, ending a 86 hour Germ v ve here. and the I} L 0 0 erie afte Roston, | P)—Cap A tributed to the disaster were re- tatement h consists of |seurch for ncler.” Ponzl was speech of Strescmann s not suffi- || FER G H 1 W N Sortéd pre-ope g ex- {m e taker the criminal court cient.” e T o cory ks Boston Yor t building penses, including the financing and | building where he desired to make | Wt er severe steps Ttaly may parer i inded ‘l\ yartme the rem expenses theretc | bond I have taken in the | £ snow, was 1 today whe of » u , but investi “The item of un stock | Ponzi is charged on fo counts newspaper says 4 h nt of a yacd loco ns re planned to determine | goriptions as sho 1 | with vielating the Florida law relat- consequences of Gerr agitation < i 1o ere dangerous conditions exist, | gtatement is havirn ing to the conduct of business under | “Dr. Stresem o continuc | THE WEATHER ‘ pilding 34, at the found summary OT- | {jon through our a declaration of trust. He was in- {should learn that if the pa ‘ —0— | . i ; gust o© re rance will be issue “While In 1| dicted by a Duval county grand jury ' ists stopped their agitatior Hartford, Feb. 10.—Forecast | g snow with it hid TH er vests the 1Ng | entate 18 carrie ite purchase | here late Monday, while in Tampa. |ian regime would t t | for New Britain and vicinity: caching train as pectors with power to issue such | prine of $195 nt survey | He drove from Ta to Juckson- aspect oday that | | Generally fair and colder to- g the track. 1 nove for preserva it its | ville, arriving yesterday morning and | ltaly is defending herself cannot di night; Thursday fair and me i n Following a confer- 50.000, so | avoided ay to com- |tinguish b ponsibllities and | | continued cold | | is suggeste vas married and had been stationed —_ . { | plete arr unts for his defense — | with the n at the Boston yard for about a year (Continued on Page 15.) | 1 for making bond (Contlnued on Page 16) | { informatior (Contlnued on Page 13.) 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