New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1926, Page 1

5 \e\\e of the World Average Daily (irculation For. F By Associated Press R " ERA }-y:be.kfitinf"ng 13 504 nue)) ‘projjavyy ESTABLISHED 1870 " 3apy SRITAIN CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1926, —EIGHTEEN 1’\(1 PRICE THREE CENTS s 1 LR LRI SRR (] COSTRATROLIRENSNVED - 2 Bt MAUSIOIA ANDTHER SERIOUS ATTENT BEING O FREZNG 10 DEATH e - DT MADE TOEND ANTHRACTE STRK BY VALOR OF ONE COMRADE i rLOMSFURGE "L it ALLONED TOENTER K i ASIDE BIG DRIFTS | ventors—met Estate o Sl Bt a s ' Claims Total Over Two Million Scene Shifts To Phia- : i Boatswain’s Mate Lib-‘ Electrical Wizard S | 827,237 Value. . Bars Divorced Wile of | delphia Where Last , Working Al Over State to Open | i 3 - As Resu[t Of Los. Of b $-51| by, Barefooted, Wan- | 79 Yrs. Old Today gUp H\;ghwai;se it ODCIIJN D oy v Farl of Gatheart s Of Su Parley Failed —Govt. ders 12 Hours In represcit fosnyeh At el 3144131 (tovt. Ready to Bring! | Agenc:es Takmg Ac- Bicad It Sarchiod RAILROADS ARE IMPROVED ;7 % o s SHE WILL APPAL St i PROBE OF DISASTER ¢ reports Action Against Owners tive Interest. lin pr Aid For Freezing Com- | ! e e T0 SECRETARY OF LABOR | of City of Rome—Court RESTS WITH Woons! - panions. Train S edules Not Bad Today— item of cast ———— Miners ; § § a raea amount | Moy Mot Admit: Sack Bolh Miners and Operators 417,10, wh Thousands of Shovelers Hired to 'of cash appearing in an inventory | Admisston of Countess Denicd y e . 0 It Qav However, Deny Any- [ Dig Out City Streets — Snowtall | 105 O™ | Ground of “Moral Turpitde and | Big Demand. AlL Ocher Agencies ] Tllelr I lowing E ntory: | | 3 e « P e ! [ Ca126 d| Ranked With Heaviest, | tler Admission of Adultery'— | - lm@;es ]S El]de(l | thing Directly Is Pend embers of C-126 Saved— | ol X s Saved—| v Have | Wil Be Returned to England| Washington, Feb. 11 (P—The | ——— | ing Between Them. Boat 136 Also Found | galust 1 Unless Seeretary Davls intersenes & than Cshantii A PROSECUTOR STUDIES GASE! 3 e - g | rom two | the Ocean Stean | e g = ; Safe Today — Steamer | SNOW plow— g used every- | 45" Court bl | SR s IMORE CLASHES IN where today., It en el i P ¢ Rome, sunk t thmarine ¢ Photographs and Maps Being Seru- | ; ) : il & Milton stre land on Mc ; | QC N v . i Beached in New Haven state highways the plows were bite | yoic, foniAorrl a8 of (Catdart, the' aivorced!|tlie Justica: departiont is n | SCRANTON DISTRICT ! ing t way PR [T Marshall, Miller, Browi || 1a 5fithe Tl bE Caihinih iy oether wn A | tinized—No Decision Whether | Harbor. “”“r)h mile in an «ffort to open up excluded from the |missible in court P SRS DT (o St — tertown ar intercity communi- exciusion order The government realizes that t Philadelphia, Feb, 11 (#—Another o catlon for the motor bus und auto the special Lourd of | City of Rome he - tion of Building Law. serious effort to end the long anthra irovii ‘eb. 11 F—The | R : The amounty | s Island, which has | 32,000,000, Th o ite strike is being made. This ory of B pwrecked coast Thousands of Shoyelers Dr., Bm}vq] h i.:w)u\l th 1 Sinve time the scene i3 again in Philadel- R I diftienlty rtles concernad. | York to limit t« ity in adve Yud hia where the operators and min- to death, w Stocks: ) American Ha | | of the filing of claims, and until > i s broke their last parley on i 16 comrade who ¢ : Aetna Lif | court ucts on that request the : o o athen At i l.mmfl 2 b S was unfolded here { . Laeh c ernment's damage suit s ariite | The negotlating committee of the ta 5 ) fniam ‘] s ‘“: "v““»-"" L | abeyance. fore Prosec operators and the sub-scale commit- \ i 121 ;‘: H‘l ’-H‘.__""“ 1 Gay | Woods. tee of the miners are in Philadel- terday's Dlinding b Floaenadbysalloning R drop in tem- : nrmun\ ate departnents have | phia, but not in direct touch with ¢ ; G e e G UL fall of snow | 1 1,000; 135 1‘»14(.1‘ Ry St icisaad aaile other. The operators are in : 1 s of his five companions to. It is N n it t erduy's 10 Elit Burritt | havisie ase 1 offic the Ritz-Carlton hotel, while the lay, as the crew o7 the wrecked | CWAPAPCT men —on his of breaking o value; 20 Elihu prosccutor with a mass |Miners are in the Bellevue-Stratford ter Mojave at Nartaganset! Vier, mitie Bucouraged by & ol 1L come ardnous rday's heavy | ter Pioche Mining Co., no value; I tr vhich Le must de- | Denials Are Issued Men Unablo To Walk, ! PR LB B ERs ¢ -} snowralt 1 drifts which 880 Colt's Fircarms, $12,480; 174 crmine w ground for | Hoth sides deny there is an zen 80 badly that t era Ot A8 JLAnes Wi ways, and | Commercial Trust, $26,350; 2,000 - prosecution and, if so, whose arrest y pending between them, In e walk, o | v gt S 1 rates it | Dalley Copyp g and Smelting, | IMrs. Mercer l)les as He I should be orderea. 1ch gave the same reason for zht aboard tie Moja kit be a slow process to put thor- | Mon il et | Mayor A. M. Paor launched | e—"leglslative mat- - where naval surgrons awaited e, | t on s in pass shupe. On | D | and Daughter Rush to n official probe directly following |t % ¥ will reac London, Conn., M Tlisons vonme | 10W0 roads it may bo a week Corp., 3 M aommites aane| negotlating committee of the 11 A picnic for Mr. Edison’s yo Hofore. (raffic. can be! resuined: Corp., Hospital hours and placed |OPerators with a numher of other . ”"‘:‘” S 1””’“”" S Reports From Scctions t | writin AR e coal company representatives ar- S, ports all parts of the . cause of the accldent, this be rived yesterday. John L. Lewis, "o the same general Mcreer of 466 Church street | tyrned over to Prosecutor Woo president, and Thomas Kennedy, na- | ve been cleared and [aciixnoonuatior: ho Paone \ feels he has performed his |early today and later the other four erling : 1 4 of his dyi t + \ ¢ | membe of the miners’ committee \ les yet to be plowed out. o, 3 | b duty and the m r is now out of |1 P lin « R Rl et value; 100 Torrington Co., | roin the His nands he arrived. > B A | B ere mostly put out of U N Mass., hospital, arriving 13 Building lnq.mm- Out of It It anything devclops toward a v 8 | ness f through byt al- 00 late to see her hefore sk pas: Building Inspectors E. Hen settlement it is believed it will come i-footer, was cauzl E— Iinoiea tiore were at way N. Rutherford declare | from the operato The oper- & £ that it dhelliey ; vl ich were kep Mrs, M ors' negotiating committeo is in oust yesterdsy, 115 SUFPIUS on Jan, 1 Was el { o L nospiale commilon zone oul of commis- e 5 5 sk | M rose o but whether Q [N e M some sort of | 1 reck 82,812,946 — Annual et “pritish Col i tor her sist ent movement will got any- i Meeting Feh. 2 ! s were in better s Light & Pow- | N« gficld, who 1ded » is simply conjectany o feeting Feh. 21. Firehicy traric halnot Hee v $1,140; 1 Danish Consolidated || == vent an operation Tuesday. At alteration Ready To Hear Terms | In southwester o Municipal loan, 81, )\‘«: ey t 2 o'clock yesterday a on | year without If some new basis of settiement s ¥ AN litfons were improving y, | Pennsylvania Po - "" i Admission of 7 began wrations to visit ! ation of city lecided upon among the coal com- meeting of | MU tp In the hilly western gection |1 New 1 mm] 1 o )l”"‘n | United States was denied on ground |sister: . W J -»j““ 8 with fr : Madical , it is expected it will be at )rp. stock r very evidence of a polar mortgage bond, LaL s 1rpitude her adr shie collapsed, and was t n to the LGP 0L M once made known to il miners, llhln Was liar ; : s cond mortgage bond, | DLy haspilal b heraranataicat s hoasdlth s exami b il Nera toTean. g b SDRLN, 8 e : el (« i 10 loan of the German gov- Because of the terr storm, and also the sider anything that mi come nnounced that she will ndstexntrloced o SERYo from the mine owners 1 tn banks — Commerela was upon her Rdel 6 A st, $3, r o Al (Continy Lewis and W.W. Jairman y s ael s, 81, § 3 Mercer received word |m il of the operator tiating com- H "ni 18; v of Mercer, ¥enttoRSprin i by 'v 0N 4 ~ommittees of the two sides to con- Surplus Account, Hertford, $5,¢ SA g They took o taxicab (rom e = i R ings bank, $2,609.12; Springfield railroud statior N[]RTH ENI] lIR HI[H Markle, neutral chairman i i (Charles I;. l'crkms of | of New LU 83 i (Continued on . | conference of min 35,3234 Savings bank of New Brita Sl oot . is registered at i ) 3 . q sates of deposit, Com- | » club he s6 ¥ Hartford Times Had s:4.28: certificates of depostt, Com 6 y club here, clo S e : ) nercial Trust Co., $16,00 eck- and Bellevies rotiined his sensee i A i = Long, Active Career | ing account, Cominercicl 6. | vorn in rair | Addition to Hale Building . ¢ machinery for 1) Linds Desertell Housc: Divide RPN : | G i A'I‘ ”‘A“AN PREMIER this city for the past several ye for $200,000 Is Many Reports Heard ) L o i : il Aitomar | s 1 cor - was S were reports in efrculation i T 2 \ ral statement o I e Plymouth roller | Proposed SR VestarIEY ternoan by o udes """“‘ Cadillac = e v marriage “\""“ Sy Inglis and M wis were . ety d as of De ber ved until April o1 hia The A counts due as of December 8, 1 1 Sprll ” Tl . The : & e 192 ; SR e 100, Mussolini Jabbed by Nitti bEgi serien ; of the sclioo e s S ST ) X » ccommodations committee 1o the fe in YTl i essBarie r ar- | —Berlin Press Also el e wis in Wilkes- ) % STORK LAUGHS ATDRIFTS |~ e Fres R noen e ohiel (R alls Him Ignorant L i communi | Jethlehem Mother Arrives At Hos- | Nathon Haldipro et ) Berlin, Feb, 11 (P—-Former Pre. " s pital Safely After Trip By Auto T S and By Sled. with the Paris correspon of or rwacrts, expresses convi b - Watertury B Go ) southern Tyrolese will rators but | stork pulled thror gigan- l to Italy, prov S e 1t p Rkl | wdrifts of the Litchfield Hills ated fairly, ) ents ¥ ; 1 lin 3 ay's bli en GlNIOSt | 1o remarks that there were never r = i Perhinelat very other devic ' ] vard incidents i : e e e its prize safely in Waterbury |while he was premier, “ o R A in the histors [y Thembattot | nospital. ; p at Mussolini by decl 1 j S ne : o Mrs. Marguerite of Bethle. ly fgnoramuses could dare belit- o Jasted from May 12 to October < ol R hem gzave birth to a bouneing baby |ije German culture.” S sithinithe s RS [ : i Government 1< Watehing -] Essex on August|iDE after a most perilous trip |, Tyrol minorities ar o Peb. 11 Agen 7 \, i © " F | through the gainst Italian oy PC inat i s 5 el ¥ he says. 1 Ma Fai metery 8 C g AR Perkons had |5 e tomo- B Yoy tyiend be - - = o 3 IE 1 sisters, Fi : fus 8 pial n plans 2 Ty in 8 o @ thlehem and Water- . K . P A S % 5 : nd Harris AR " | way ]m!t\vrn Be \ frroganc is the comme 1 : 1ouE trol boat No. 136. attached S Southworth | “orpl 1 6ther and ehild were report v che Roundschau, SN sy o he base here, wus located thi Bareoin ! » makers of | 4 4o be doing nice ) r Mussolini referred fo as the e medi ! Rl o s with e rsonal organ of ¥ Minister | Evanston, 1L, Chief Suspends Two r r ert X. Abl Man Drops Dead While rosen e i \nt Anouncing TAllored e ba s H D e e Parading in New Haven | dral o e i o \ Russel T nakers of | o haven Creb, 11 (P William [ia) nottce of the Fascist chiefs lat- 5 3 iy o ewhr demenn) i e McGee, 67, whose home addre st broadside in the an | ¢ B « suspension. A & i | o Mr. Perking con-| giap ag Clinton Beach, N controversy over 1 ol o e e 3 o e boat is high and dr ! | ducted a we wspaper and job died soon after he began his German-speaki of Vi si N h ho s, un- e danger and t | printin ant in Chester for two | 4 bor in a factory here today. |gouthern Tyrol ot 05 R plan. of i con= o [vears, and was then for about one S worshipper, |* The Lokal-Anzeiger re : Colored Halo in Sky T T & s e ) eat s upito e bepinhing ot 1598; votions 10 {ykat Mus Aonteals Is S Over Birstol S Y e RO i = BN ¥ a issolini adopted L made Wiltt S deen Uver 1'Stol o W B patrol Nude Woman Dances in || oreman of the Sound Breeze, EoT WARLEO | Tone (s 1o His ik soosent S rehi i et ten v f Waterbury Snowdrifts || veckly ne S nublishtd in both Jserves that he does not recede a 1 - ; on ecame ap- The 136 w , ground on | Lyme. ¥ Lyme, Mr. Perking |\ a0 thought it possible that [from his standpoint regarding wt Bristol, Feb, 11— The at || P* ft tails Yis Island in a telephone mes- shury jwent to Middlctown, where for 17 0 ran had over exerted Mm« If ithe paper terms “the suppression bristol, Fev. 11.—The at- |} 500 have at least 3 ived last night || 10 hymphoti i s he was a reporter and coun- | i going to his ar OVET [ of the minorities in southern Tyrol." tention of many people was n re, and that all night was made || jrieied snow last | ty editor of the Middletown Tribune. | snow covered sid early | The Deutsche Allegemine attracted tl morning at proposals now nine form startled el pberd, M8L. Mo Borkins | morting. says: “These new fnsults and charges about 9 o'clock to the “rain- jon in the ) R oo wanled ! to work for Charles A. Kirk- S {cannot wipe out the impression tt T o e T steamer Rose Way Beached. SSinEs e e owr River| ywARNED OF \\n\\ DANGERS |\ S Tt e (1 appearing in the sky New Haven, Ieb. 11—Steamer 2 ar n that| posion, Fe -A warning of |for ife > All of the colors and bril- Rose Way of the Newark and Bos ar : During | posslbie dan snow_on roofs |ences.” liancy of the summer rain- on S hip compa which drag- eep River | ;s fssued tod Louis K. Rourke | Vorwaerts, the socialist organ, also R SR R o ysigiclsasd) i tion, Mr. Perkins was active|pn e commissioner. | ple to correct offi- bow were ir _“”““C‘ and Caten ged anchors and w on Fish rock dtion, T | Boston omm ¥ the unusual:feature of the || @ indicate a off Morgan's P east New ic life at Chester. He was | warning w ainst the |clal L e e S T s hands-oft Hio g yesterday's n of the Che danger from of ice | T phenomenon was that in- | pollcy. Mo decl to go into the orm into this har m fron {and snow on f ma stead of being arched, it was || qu bor depart e s reg p g o R e Rty ts ge ] |: ARNOCRE in the shape of a halo. fer its genern i : g e Many oldtimers who e P . 1 rums of act 1 Hartford, Feb. 11.—Torceast viewed the spectacle ted A : nd from New ; N D that it was the first time New Trouble Reported s Long Islan Fair tonight and riday; Tl ek dannie b Pa.. Feb. 11 U5 s 1 slowly rising temperature they had ever seen such an Scranton, Friday occurrence, | e —_— : (Continued on Page Seven) tContinued on Page 15.) |