New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1926, Page 16

SNUBBED BY BABY VONSALM | PEEVED Count Obviously Wearies of| Playing With Youngster Weost Palm Beach, Ila -~ Count Ludwig Salm von straeten yesterday appes with his young son, Peter, At he gave that Impression whil ting on the white sands Breakers late mother, the Countc little Peter and ln-« nurse The son of the nobleman brought for the third conse day to the Rtoyal Poinclana to see his father, The child taken to the count's room on fourth floor, where he .was han by the nurse to the arms of the count’ Peter was in a not to be trifled with, He kjcked and squirmed when the dow attempted to caress him. Evidently the toys on the tloor that previous- ly had appeased his anger held no ascination for him today. After thirty minutes of crying and fret- fulness the count decided to r move him to the beach, The dowager, the count, Peter and the nurse left the and went to Breakers where the former Mil the count's wile, takes dip. The countess, not in sight, A curious crowd followed at some distance, The party strolled to a spot where were able to sit in the shade e the youngster play in the sand. Little Peter gurgled hap- pily when freed from the arms of his protectors. The count leaned over and atte ted to have the youngster say, “Da Da.” The chlld | refused to pay attention tried it three or four Constanin kept or as much as a ather, The count turned a child with a sorrowful dowager conntess secmed the disappointed expression on fage and leaned over to reass Feb, 17 Hoog- with was hotel way 1 mother, bad moad, 1t hotel beach, n the licent her however, all and times, Peter ng with out glance toward look. The cateh | his a party came back to (» o'clock, wher the voungster was bundled into the 'rs's llmousine and taken to his mother. ITALY INTERESTED IN SYRIAN ISSUE That Is Why Meeting is Being! Held in Rome Feb. 17 (Jewish Tele- Ageney)—T raordinary sion of the mandate commission of the L Nations now being held brought to Rome at the Mus- solini, ague of here, wag special request of Premier corresponde Jewish whic Ag from authoritative sources ted in well-info at Italy is gre future of Syri « opposition in give inclined to ace the connection with French mandats Vrance wishes fo date, taly ls sponsihility cofditions Rome, I mandate af Nations no auiry 1 Arsla ravied insurrection fon o LEADERS CONFER od borea | outstretehed | and | The count | his ¢ from the | WOUNDED MAN HELD IN REAGAN GIRL'S DEATH | Charles Mitchell, Often Seen in Her { Company, Detained Without | Bail Pro sting Tnnocence New that York, police on years old, 1ch Kkne o i P'rotesting they haven't les Miteholl, West 56th yesterday in o short affidavit he anything a8 street, me," of Was urraigne homicide court on charging him with icton of th murder of Mrs, E Reagan. Mrs. Reagan, formerly singer in a Brooklyn caba was found mur-f dered In a snow pile in East b4thl on the ring of Ieb, § Mitehell d on the lay when a lay Tenth avenue snow and traced West 35th Mitehell with Mitehell hospital, where ) sistoc t he did not know how he had been shot | had been with Mrs teetd Milton Heintz of the East b1st strect station set forih In his affidavit yesterday that Mitchell was a friend of Mrs. gan and had frequently been in her company in Broadway c et ‘Its had enough to be hit with a &tray bullet and to be taken to a hospital,’ Mitehell protested. *“The police know they haven't anything on me* He was held without bail | ther examination Friday BERGDOLL'S GASE MOST SERIOUS ONE German Police Proceeding With Goeat Caution o, strect m arres police it in i the to o hallway in whera he found a gunshot wound, stro was | and denjed he Reagun, 1 for fur- | | Mosbach, Germany, Feb, 17 (P)— The German officials in charge of the presecution of Grover (. Berg- doll, accused of seduction, are pro- ceeding with great care in sifting § the material on which the case will be based. This is because of the apparently unusual motives behind | the and the personal enmity | between Bergdoll and the Inetigator | of his arrest, Robert P. Sachs, a | deteetiv Sachs has denied that he is act- ing as an agent of the American L glon seeking to foree the :]r'm | dodger's expulsion from Germany, ! and describes himself as a repre- sentative of Awmeriean newspapers. He is also credited with the state ment that he is deputy sheriff from Alameda county, California | It is learned that Bergdoll was heavily armed when taken into |custody. He was summoned to tha mayor's office last Friday and placed under arreat for preliminary ex- anmiination A revolver was taken from him before the journey to city hall During the trip, automohil bout case, in the he whom at- ex- state's e talked citedly he ately suspeeted as the inst ol Saek rction thorough s vealed that he volver A more city hall r Acquaintunces vay armed gone of th to . grow- | frequent the hotel ing susnic m\\u\.‘.‘ | visits of | At ricans staying. et the hotel to o bro zone to 4 obtain loll's mothar for the dr: qil 1hits have Onocension, nt liberally drinking Ameriey rom Ber lodger. e ac ces say, he 1 in all nig at other Spartan life, tures dowi ning louts lived holding Tis expendi- to the last time ), L nossible | REPORTS JEWELRY STOLEN Mrs. Leomard Nicholson of 2114 Main Street Tells Police of Loss | of Watch, Lavallicre and Beads. an oct aped oval shaped stone, w | Leads 1gon 8 i from her luring the g of beads home Mr. Tuttle Sleeps Now e Gas is Gone 1 eighteen hy | caused NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FFEBRU ETHEL By thelr books ye s shall know them WHEN CHCD?IHG-— |r YOU ARE, SWEET YOUNG THING— m LOVE._WITH THE ROUGH DIAMOND WHO HAG> “LWED A PIT“—— AHD WIS TO REFINE AND REFORM HIM —— WOW A”uur N\ THE FACE ON THE. 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MLTL’CNL OF EtNG‘TEIN 'GEHNOPENKALER - O MAEE YOI RE ' LADY WHO DECIDES> (AFER || e GCOK” COUNG ELLOR ™ HAS TOLD HEW HOVELSY ANO MYGITERY YO You wo A QELT BICKLE ER QOMWHG/ ! _J GHouD YOu WAPPEN TO PR locted but $10,000, | AN INTELLECTUAL MIET = PREFER POETGY WIO AQL PUIRIS™T ARY 17, 1926 forced to take such uction, He said that all his frregularities “are under this roof" and that he | wanted to ald fu every way possible to gettle the problem, o WILPATRIC S$AYS AL PECULATIONY WERE IN PUTNAM (.mmm could throw little light nds tho recelver clatmed were ‘\n\uunmm 1 for, Mo again explain- {ed that ho had ro system at his [bank and that tiberty bonds were no differontly than they would have heen had they heen live dollar bills ‘Thompson, |, After belng haal found |hours Gilpatric advanced to [Stating that the etna i aals was caustng lim pain, e this by saytng that when entrated his find on a sub had a pain i the wound, SO required dally treat- 1oy was fuhen (Continued From First Page) | | | { H!ul'w(l for two requested o rest, butlet wound in his | struction questioned and the |that § thut concern Company of reeefver gald he 000 had heen and that lioad explaing ™ AND #aid he had used ntm |care in Investigating the Vito com- [& 00 ¥ KHOW THERE ARENT AN pany hefore making the louns. The 1‘{‘]1‘_“'”"”” L TAKE. WHITTIEfO— [recciver and Mp. Gipatrie were (™ HOY WHITMAN (I |agreed that untess the Vito company | < | vme money in (e future the | "% will get but litle from the Gilpatrie reccss until after- oto d to Bridge Builders I"eh, 17T @8-~ Willian ord was eleeted pres neral bridge Latten Is BEle Head New London Latten of Hartt ident ol t Had Repaid Coffin questione garding two cashicr (810,000 advanecd to , present president of the Citi- 2en's Natlonal Bank of 1'utnam - the latter went to Bermuda, | Gilpatrie e cheeks were ¢ mon w0lds hid him a year pr The Cutler up with a remark Ithat the ate was | bond Reyuolds, 1 Gilpatrie o for amuel N Supersors and g e of 1 md Hartiord annual meett ion ot artment Haven 11 e nilding e New 10 % railroad rodi BIVEN jiald here, then taken | ¢ \“‘ the receiver “tied up” by | bought by Gilpat i ilpatric said that the government |4 [hands during the war were congdder- | {ed by his bank as currency, that no [account was kept of the numbers lof the honds and that rarcly did a | engtomer get the same bonds li\':(‘ he deposited in the bank. | | Liberty Loan Muddle, When the last Victory mupleted,” said knew a day of re ing, 11 o were mixed up in our | Liberty loan accounts.” | | Referring to $30,000 in honds Wy assovin e ik re G [ bourd ot t Haveng NSV esfate w by ure . Sprey Keone, New Jo Wishart b ! < ank Re g Husband Wants Divorce And Custedy of Chiid Jivores been hrought Gould ainst va Laski £romul ot 1 nduet. were Rock- THE, snit for y Leon It Gould on the The couple ingham, V't on M have lived heps he plaintiff claim custody of their |danghter. William M. YOU_THE PLOTSY OF ALk THE 3] CENES GIVE YOI at turned into the I"ederal Reserve the GOV, TAKES OVER EXHIBITION BiLL 00 Tnch Reproduction Seized i) Violation of Law Raltimore, eb. 17 (P1—The gov- ernment today is in possession of an twenty-two inch repro- 1 one dollar hill of the period, 1 from Charles W, Steckley of H Pa. Stickley recently refused fer of $3.000 for it ret s onts learned of its existence Stiekiey offered it for the Philadelphia Sesqni- The government has confiscated under the law forbidding posse of repraduction of cn Stiekley's father once ' o save the repr burning clubhon Stickley said, Tt by Bart Bratton, agent of the ore has heen in the Stickley fam the Civil War, and the he was proy to insure duction of Civil - War ishurg an of e when nt cor vition ency. risked his Tuction from in Harrisby zed | ret distr 0w aring Suit Over Note Given hy Jail Suicide e ment in the cas il ¢ hristen- Jullus - himself in | )\ who hange: come Hart have rtin grew out of the issu and on nota arose over question manner in which the exeentor claim aigainst the nt was f gerford plaint sen Hun- represented the MeDonough rep- nr costs. defendant Dubo: Co. for trolley ¢ Sol o the (Connec dama wh the mol court, sented i & Reyn necticut Co. hee ple rolds The n tried in the as vesterday the case ¢ rainst { hi N M h w court rford WILL PRINT BOOK HERI DEAD MAN HAD BROTHER HERT that by the Frank N und tead in Waterbury W police rother Repor name of Norie De wterbury 1ske AT Al Wel ~Ilu|' SOLD stoc H » Litvin of Water Malone Will Aid Lefense In Bla wllom\ I’I(M‘(ulwn | street, ! ero: | {issued the writ, which is returnable recetver said that some of them had |jn"tho superior court the first Tues- ‘RAILROAD COMN'ENDS i QUICK- WITTED EMPLOYE, Hans Oquist Gets Button and Letter of Commendation For Saving Five Lives on Crossing Hans Oquist of 102 Chestnut s for the New York, New Haven ind Hartford Railroad company, heen presente Iirst” hadge by company. Mr L family heels of the t the officials of the Oquist a short time from death beneath the hen he ran dowi nd flagged the train, @ the family's auto stalled on the Cro: The driver, who had four small Idren h him, went on without stopping to thank the man who saved their lives or to reveal his identity. ago saved The act was reported to the rail road oiticials and this morning Mr st p exhibited on his lapel ton & d to emplo; who distinguished themse by meritorious service. button Vs sent Mr. Oquist by 19 W. Mitehell, “tor of personnel, with thie letter: vos o dire tollo “U'pon recommendation 3o o of ety i 1ecognition s in preventing 1t on Fehruary noend you for of your Snavely, our director 13 ASKFD wll, of per- SURVE} Conflrcssman Geller Submits Measure in Housc Today AW vey ¥ 17 () shington, f condit lemocra d the ap- 1'ps an ardent dry Hill, republican, leader, New York proval ¢ lemocrat, ni vho said it Representatiyv Grorgia, Representative ) its place hesids r investiga g One bill J‘ Nons yrohibition rd labor; tion as regarding conditions with its its reln liction, its ef- law,' and drink- 8 peop! 1o erime, et for modification of the 1s represented today Scnator Kendruck that state, presenta cit tition sald it had been dem- that the Amer of 1 H\n\~ul| MEETING meeting of the Ju held last ni Sayde Goldsmit! 1 be 1 JUNIOR vas 1"eb. 17 (@) s been ached tod: sform measure, governwment, gate tender at the Main street | GOLLEGE STUDENTS OF TODAY BETTER ‘Prof. Dodge of Connecticat Ag- gies Notes Improvement College students today v to exemplity © of a gene ion or according to Professor Richard | dean of tho two year cour it the Connecticut Agricultural col- icge, in an address to the members of the New Rritain Kiwanis club at the Burritt hotel today. i1 the college yonuths of t more honest, more better fellows in their leaders than they he youths of are prempted and do not the finer points of said he observed to omphasize the rougher part of a hoy or girl nature than in other years, in order 1o er the finer points. A statement made Dodge, ch brough n a contradictor suhsequent pe Jained that h of the higher 180, Daoc a and in in- days with structors gone by, explained, idealism bring out nature were by hesitate to their 1 has Profossor | Hles when 10st important early duys when his m {rom said he did rents having a nickn not get a nicl until he grew | ind now he realizes that he missed something real in his yo He spoke of the value of the cu o among civie clubs of members calling each ofher by their nick- names and said it is the means by hich men become closer attached | ch other in a short time. he joke of the statement appear- when Miss Laura Wieble, indu of the Y. W. C. A, minntes later, and not sr Dodge speak ed irial sec a few having heard Profs said one of the good things Blus Triangle club is that it alps eliminate the possibility of | rls givin ch other nicknames. | fessor Do Aeclined to com- ment upon the situation after the meeting, but was very much amused, AMiss Wieble gpoke on the coming Y. W. drive for funds. A delegntion of state hank exam- here on a routine inspection, e gue arles W, Hawkins. . Thomas J. Feency w elected a director to succeed Bhen Putnam, | resigned. Tt was announced that | Yale banjo and e club will concert here the club spoke ners, rive a farch for SET FOR FEB. 10 Gonn. Light and Power Co. Ex- plains Its Plans nn., Feb. 17 (A— Public Ut es Commission has as- signed for a hearing at its office in the state capital on Febrnary 19, at 10:30 a. m.,, the petition of the Con- necticut Light and Power company of Waterbury for approval of fits merger with the iden Gas Light company, the Meriden Electric Light ompany, the New Milford Eleet Light company, the Woodbury tric Light company, the Westport Flectric company. The merger will | he effected by the fssue of 66,012 shares of the stock company of the Connecticnt Light and Power com- any to the other merging compan s in accordance with the value the stock of each 26 the commission vill hold waring in its office on 1e petition of the New York, New and Hartford Railroad com allowed to take and im- ound the water of the Mianu n the town of Greer o feet north of the bridge on the post road Hartfor On TFebruary faven pany to be Sugar v a work of 1¢ be harvested that does e now c motorized machine ) men. more | about | |H {been found to b fe bonds. Mr. fquv of March, Service was made by |Gilpatrie sald thi dne 10 the ex- | Constable Tred Winkle changs of bonds at the hank, nd r'r'v} ords helng kept of thelr serial num- | e g Pe?x}enml?ef H;?l(] ! After Lilac St. Fight interfering in a quarrel colored and white woman, i breaking a window, at 11 Lilae street, a 16 year old girl of the address, was arrested this by Ofticers Malona and harged with breach of Cltv Items he question of state honds hen taken up by the r |stated that the state had advanced » IPutnam hank $190,000 for the of government bhonds e teachers’ fund. The credit tato for $190,000 stood on s hooks until ptember Coffin said. Later in that the recefver continued, the showed that a check for 15 sent {o he National company of New York for the of Fovernment honde, Iight later the receiver said $47 000 of these bonds were registere At the First National bank of Put- sots of that institution | before (he cal of bank ! 1o B8 ininers. On September 20, ous breakdown. ez 400 in bonds were sold to a Jos- Jeslie Kincaid, exeeu- {on " papk. Later $20,000 in bonds Wkl Cllyii] were sent {o the same bank and then 1§ manggerol th Now 242,000 in bonde, the First National of the Amer lank of Puinam getting the benefit are expected of the $109,000 in honds sold to the | tonight. Boston hank fop of a cafch at the |, of Pleasant and Stanley | ts is broken, according fo a ve Detective Sergeant Ellinger | noon. The sergeant further \ Beonomy Co., truck is rby, and he believed the | the top. The hoard of | s has bheen notitie was horn thi at the New ain iospital to Mr. and Mrs. irden strect, » Chamber of Commor nounced foday that the store, cloged Mon Washington's The corner port by this aft state tha stalled no truc “or be- i 1 tween a se for Hon & hroke {1a19, month, records hu her anxicty sh is alleged that in ¢ in the quarrel s in the windo released on her own recogniz Truck Smashes V mdo“ Entering Main St. Alley A teuck owned by the Connecti- cut Beef Co. of Hartford while en- | tering an alley-way on Main street { today skidded off an fey bank and | crashed into a heavy plate glass | window of the Grant Co. The win- [ dow was_ shaftered, but merchan- dise on display was not harmed. 90,000 noon : |3 Edmund | ¥ r John E, hotel is ith a nerv esident J. tive dircetor, pervisir and Weakley confined of the zone, e tion hotel 3 DI ke CUT APPROPRIATION | Washington, Fch, 17 (P — The {house today reduced by one-half the mentioned at this | proposed appropriation of $2,000,- state was going 1o |000 to he authorized for building to get an answer \rrl[\m'pn.\ s in connection with the sc Gilpatrie replied {o [qui-centennial celehration at Phila- he regretied the stals was | delphia, The vote was 116 to 60, The Know honds, The int to in IN SNOWSLIDE | er .k':ll‘]‘ he “.’m!y(rl : s remaining $81,000 City, Utah, Feb. 17 (D) veported kill- | nd 100 entomb- Highland u, Utah, 18 receivor that the expense ind between ed In a snowsli eat oy C auestion fthis that Few people would care to risk their lives in unknown country without a guide. 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