New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1926, Page 1

“we) ‘pao)iii ! UM 1apy [ s U TR R ITRRITITION News of the World By Associated Press i s ESTABLISHED 1870 BLIZZARDS AGAIN BLANKET HID-WEST NEW BRITAIN Dr. Frank R. Jenks, Radio Medical Said to Have Had Offices Here and in Hartford —Has Conneeticut Medical Licer Tero Weather Predicted n, G b, 10 () m 1o pract in ieut A N 1 1 n N SIRA i STORM MOVING EASTWARD ; o L vecw e [OWELL ALSO HAS SMASH LEAVES EXPLANATORY NOTE| AUTHORITIES ARE SILENT 14 of 33 J S . Leank R. Jenks, who i i M s ke | 0! apanese dea- en one of l‘ > “ 2 4 e ——e - ‘ . Chicago and Kansas City Street Car leal et el BEEOTE G New Haven Tond Traln AMys- Last Mesage yplins that e Was Waterbuey Physivian Undee Suspi- men Found ln Mld' Companies Have Difficulty—Rus- Chapal AL on the qu tie 1s Added To Casualty List— Despondent Over Business 1 cion of State's Attorney—\ictin WRIT UF HABEAS P .fi H d B i b rtised to so oxt tion ¢ ‘ scll, Kansas, Reports Snowfall of duvs, wis are I i One Killed In Newton dunction, N verses See War—TLeaves Wife Died At Hospital - Arter Second e acic a een with making s 1 M Fiteon Tnéhos on Lovel: iy e ol it Jenks, 1 I Colliston This Morming. and Two Children Operation Here To Save Her Life, Enghsh W(Jlllai] Held at Elhs Drlfllng ore Than $500 for @ 1 J 1 hoe )\ VERMONT IS IN GRIP o s M h F Davs R Y WO pit . 11 orn Il )’ « by a W OF BIG SNOW STORM | (10t they had other 1, [{fne Sh I S [ ‘ ‘ ! lsla"d Wms ’[Empnmry Resp“e onth — kive y §t. 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The temporatirs WA mOl- | wrone as plainiy i Con d d that ¥ aken 1o New Haver ' \ roby a W Proposed in Confros Are Believed to Have erate and there was practieally | ime of day by your client el R e Sty e . no wind, Traffic wus not inter- | p gy tood that physicians ord a prac o Sl lhe ol en d i pon in New York, Feb, 19 (@ were being uged. | . M. Robinson to t claims of, | bes to S s i 4ol o Chicago, I'sh. 19 U = The mid- | o " e oy m:;uln i I vas i 1 isco, Feb. 19 (A—W \ dle west is wonderi the popu- | ore jusued Terl re heny, (e 1 to the ‘ : A lar quotation should not he ehanged | oy Gioailanadi had a JL \l“ o oners by r drifth to read "It spring comeg, ean win= [ p T ithe e e month & ter a storm ter he far be L mitted to m I approval of X-ray L LR SEPOY e 1 vessel help For today one of the t !““ nd in 1801 ". m\\ ner Mix wa out to act o1 4 SMDErs of Iestisnon il o —— |supposition that it was a seriou: Japanese steamer Tt where a few days 0 halmy | seem—— e s | ”‘ it BN s 0 PR i hracaes Sacu el SnorsiBL 08 = ‘T“-‘\ New Eng i soveral Amerian women's | o ¥ i : ) B0 Tayes And Probibition K e B Ehaswaralanas l0Ne s axes I roMmoy 100 eeplng | Dhunbury and the super (eiident, oL ! fon immed » other 19 of the crew who left OolderiWeaViicE Coming .1 { Swentzel, went to New Haven on re ; Raia sihesidaf bl ol bers OF Congress On Alert "o R B s e vould be colder, with T | em el‘S Ongress n er i““ e In illis Iniasd R ibon e [ Leleved to At perished. temperatures, The — storm PR R A The company's explanation o edscorpuainion | Had to Fat Rats, originated in Alaska and swept .«\”‘ 2 o a0 cladi husout o h ) St et ancse ship with iis from the Rockiss, s moving Inheritance Lc\‘y Likely tO | ord when north of Wharton Iirook o United States under | B0k Carsh lattisen’ northeastward today, its g SRR R el h ] 2 e g undery i il e spread covering the Ohio valley Re Restored—Wet Issue | ciine, swerved (o the side of the 1Sl e o from Yokohama to San where snow wis promised St \ road, ¢ ther was.very o f TOEN Countess 4s Surprised I sco vesterday afternoon the Joft three dead, blocked y-muu de- 4 5 . S | e Ay T Hays | crew including the captain, mates Jayed trains fighting throngn | to Two Groups, Those One Trainman Killed \' L e 1 engineers, had been without wa- aritts. interrupted air mail service | S 0 i ivicn iinnt el i e davalaniEn i oatoed | 20 disrupted communication and prac for Repose of Soul Who Still Have Little | N e o {hajesing lkoen o Rptgmut e M o e e il Attt hower service, Only in Kansus wis | ST . . Lrakeman, was killed 5 - st mood erviewers have | tWenty days. . ft halled with delight. Wheat | of Archbishop and Those With Little e s . et ofiine B (etentons | found. her in. since her arrival on | Word of the rescue vs rolased farmers there, where at Russcll the | H ‘oller Savs. en u Portiand to 13 onoE 8( = e e Carn when {mmigration | today to the Associated Press by t fnow was 15 inches deep, said it | ('leplak Still, Celler Says. ¢ train on the B 1,3 “'h"H 1ol $2,803,305 Ap- . e Joritics started the Investigation | lm}hrr] Jine President Wilson, 5,50 heat o v ¥ L miles t port was good for the wheat crop. [ il R R x e i ! . 0. She ap- | miles from t Keeping Tracks Clear ! e : & [relghtit rain hers und, 1610 the propriated Needed for o Ny ceported | The Taishin Maru left Yokoliau Chicago and Kansas City street! qouc goreq Heart church with o tington, Feb. 19 (Ph—An early | 11y pyssengers on Gl Educati HADE ! n might | January 17 for Mororan, on ihe I car companles used hundreds ofj o o e et ni between the conferces | with & shaking up, aucation s & cainst American divorcees | m} of 1‘( iido in hern men and scores of plows and S e S oniihe (et by S T crew of the (reight train bore . : {part of .M,:w-\»‘ 1o aweepers to keep thelr tracks clcar. taxed to the utmost this morning iy ax will be restorsd (o the brunt of the col y B 1o . i ] most certainly stir up | With .(\v['nv fl‘«(.‘ ‘.‘I Street department officials fn Chi- [ with the throng of parishioners wh Ledsii ted today | .oy otive from the rai Iy "H‘ som ;un fc meetings when I get| wo ",:‘ ”“: A rago estimated that more than had come (o attend a mass for the v otary ! conference 1 hurled against the station build ) d 3 back to kngland,” she sald. s Catinatinn, (e i £10.000 would be spent today inlrepose o soul of Arch reser o senate and | 5y e gpencer was brakeman on t municiy e i [WO MORE ARRESTED IN 1o what I can to make it hot f“r.:“,‘i""‘“‘ s e ] : fniehing the work, started vester- | Jan Cieplak i e L el Horas anginedriandlllo Lon o ) pr- | American divorcees gving abroad.” |sbin Mars. e ves tess 1 day of freeing the downtown|! Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski inheritanes which the | paul Woodbridge, fireman of th L apprapristion being 4 SEPT H[JACKING GASh Sha o ¢ Hggt g T 1 Ty ‘ stroetg from snow and ie of the cl who for T as 1'to d has el ppoight train - were injured, The l" L ‘ "' ‘ LY B0, : . ’ T as on the i s s N T i Flylng conditions were about year ad been preparing for th maln tuniLing 0 afinal | ¢ pipd trainman injured was George | Tn@ nropm OTty - , add- | [ Bl b [ normal teday and officials antici | of the prelatc to New Brit mel o e I3. Coolbroth, engineer of the j o 4 \li ne Gate Poliemgn and Deteetive 1t never \.. col wpsed | ! ! £ ' nated no further delays. The east-| who personal t to restoration of 1l g tra whose hurts were C i ! 15 ; tend | bound plane vesterday was held up | gram on J G e et The injured LARED S0 S Round Up Other Members of joing it now ) 12 hours coming into Chicago ana | tinguished churchman was I ) would gain a point for a | 1y rhill, (Mass.) hospital 2 said she was gratified by the L mafl from the east wos delayed two | celebrant, of the requivin mas i : \‘\" cal freight on a siding at the = thy a of financtal aid e e, Most of the interruption to| Fatler Bojnowski was an enthu ! L2 e here hud pulled out too far ol L ved from many | 121 rall traffic was in the plain states, ! slastic fricnd of the prelat 15 ‘ Hontly o wain line, and the passenger e tmerizans since her detentlon _on e NMers drifts were 8 and 10 feet|lwo clergymen formed stro c 1 eifect in | ¢ rgin sruck the locomotive Rl Mt Tsland, She asserted she had s Jeep, Tho maximum delay in west- | {riendship during his o N 2 . g blow. The locom v 1 e " e ess mess % g o hours. | Britain. Frequently d read ) ¢ broke up s of the passenger ¢ \ e s s ¢ Y crn traln schedules was nine hours. ‘“« 118 mor . i ia| tor lo v lay durin T n‘, ,:,‘, o ey s ompany's station | addressed Delegates Snowbound oi oke and ght ¢ nee tax rea T Rodban Y e al i the gang age from American men, Many Associated Press, told of the Delegates to a convention 1R sary to pause several wring o or Senale con- 3 1 into it i W 1 ‘ Pt A o ss firoh A Fl: || nxivalion (o ha e Dodge City, Kansas, were Snow- ! \ding of i ¢ 1 the house how fa R y : } gara SRl T EIVe Men aboard sl bound In thelr hotels and unable | was plain to be soen and " ey i onin oMol B ostonth e lownE T r \ Reams ey no water ins to get to the meeting place. Twen- |a low voice with long pa e n 1 e un S 1 : T « o i .! rats, 3 tv-five trucks, bringing milk inte | tween senten " rin A Accident At Mystic T c s Lles et 1o mor ©hicago, were stalled on suburban | likewise disp co the New London, Feb, 19 (P—S L polic . New Immigration Bill. . fad y aboar v voads. I¥ and there 1 in 1 the engine tank of an & per cent. The 1 \ Rossi ar Sl ey The vortex of the storm was at, licated ement | 1ation frain which left L, £ ) pris ling the ir ation laws 1o the tri-corner contact of Missourl, | 1 lch ordinarily for mo 6:40 o'cle , o drop o ¥ v,' fmit to this cc a1l ali Kansas and Arkansas, the weather more than an hour, tod s i Divided Tatalle : 1 > s ralp Y was bureau sald, Freakish behavior acs more than two hours Prohibiti livided congress- » water tower shoril rostod todey i e Eaa L companied it in some scctions of | peame nen Into (wo grouns—thoss wo ¢ seven o'clock. The cars which | 1¢ g ; » Vairiicld from Wis o —_— g Kansas and Towa, where lightning | ill have a litt 1 o ’w 0 | were ¢ with workr mostly e recent exclusions MR H LTfi N “ E Rl ished and thunder pealed as the | ATTEND FIRST SHOW E e ! ; I ”:“ railroad r going t '_mvh T o I moral turpits i o whirling flakes fell. | A Celler, der New York, 0y | along tho line, bumped along the | : onch \ nees, ir. Ber One of the victims of the storm wro Miller, president of the | {jes before rain ' o . | bo t : N wna s woman, Mrs, Alex Pfeiter of | Erstwhile Blind Girls, Sight Restor- Nutiona with oftices at | ould he brought to a stor R[]M EFF ETS FF ” z 52 1 as Alhany nately no one was injured Sover o \ ; 5 ot kn!‘w r \m; {'1 G r:n\wx edilastDeceniber, SMarvel HAL Pro S o 2 Tl Ry thrown from o ctic British rift and perished E 14 Y ‘ e R e e ¢ ¥ & y I danger © left a stalled automobile and tried | Movies And Vaudeville, Ny 8 T U a1 e I I it : hela Sl e . - x to walk to a farm house. A man | splALo SECA o , o< b~ Prominent Wallace Street Jled in Kansas City of heart dis-| Huntington, W. Va. Ieh. 19 P m M M at v : it ; f eass brought on by over-excrtion | Two mountaineer girls who were 15 are ure L ‘ s * Woman Succumbs at “hile shoveling snow. A Chicago |given their vision last December by jarot I umong | ent i : 1 s man died of exposure operations, viewing first thea- | co L S i el Age of 86 ed the lowest tempera st, the motion P! v not A ‘v \ \“. : | - Paul had 9 above and Milwau I8 NG SAT & DS X 5 Shock fr a 10, with snowfalls among the ¢ L villeip r F“FN i 5 - : i Leaviest of the season. 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R \ Tl AR I e ave abIa T Ao uppaTatil 1 S s |form wmow this o or celxe oA R pAss y cles it was at- | Gowntown section ¥ ! 1 at i & J. M. « & Co. Mo * ht uch colder onights \ i AN A e ; . irial will te im % ' n 1 Saturday continued cold { ; v tacked by seovral ministers as ob- |the scene. The loss was placed g g = ed by the occupants of either car. |Fal a { W b g - —- | s | ) P scene and indecent. 1;1.» ) rival ¢ e U in this city wred Three Dead, Roads Blocked and New Haven Police Swoop Down Upon Man Who s | ) CONN ECTICUT, FRIDAY, MG BUS WRECKED HARTIORD MAN IS POLCE PROBING D DEADYOWNHAND DEATH OF WOWN REESI{:Hfi% %AAl%gRASNgE%M“Fm Tio Passengers Slightly Hurt-- Ex-Aldeman Chavles Hubbard Ilegal Operation on Mrs. Han- Institute Promoter, Is Arrested NFAR WA[LINEF[]R Fatal New Hampshire Wreck V BRITAIN HERALD —- | Average Daily Circulation For | Week hnd\ng Feb, 13th 13,165 o et FEBRUARY 19, 1926, —THIRTY-TWO PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS Comnits Suicide in Office son, 21, Is Reported FIGHT AGAINST STARVING