New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1926, Page 15

e e e FAMOUS PRISONER DIES AT ATLANTA Worthington Was Known as City Items H. A. Abrahamson of Britain General hospital ye Ensign Carl Fredrickson Salvation Army is attending Wilson street was operated upon at the New sterday of the a divi. slonal officers' council at Bridgeport today “w l[ I Las " s " Dr. 1. E. Congor, vice-president of 0if 0 alle toget | the National Federation of Men's — Bible classes, and Ernest R. Dechant Atlanta, Ga., March 2 (Pr—Johy | AD Officer of the Liveryman's Bible Whitehouse Worthington of Ch | class of New Britain, will speak at NNawal R R LWl e T the national convention to be held Street” dled at the Atlanta federal |8t Providence, R. I, May 1 and 2 penitentlary today, where he was| A- P. Marsh, secretary of the Con serving a term for using the mails [ Decticut Motor Truck — assoclation to defraud. will speak at a traftic round table Death was caused by a stroke of | CORference of the Stamford Cham- paralysis. Worthington was brought | P¢f of Commerce tomorrow to the penitentiary on Jast October | Mrs. Theodore Manning and David 10 to serve two vears. He was suf- | Re Manning have returned from foring from diabetes and a former paralytic stroke and had to be ried to the penitentiary. During his six months confinement he was kept in the prison hospital | and glven special treatment for dia- betes. His conditlon was thought to be Improving, but the second stroke of paralysis this morning proved fatal. Funeral arrangements will not be completed until word is received from relatives. Jane Allen, actress, is Worthington's daughter. After charges were ma him in Chicago he fled car- gainet Mexico to where he remained several years be- fore returning voluntarily to face the accusations. Dua to his physical condition epecial efforts were mads to obtaln commutation of sent An appeal was made to the United States attorney general to save from the prison entence | forts proved fruitless “I would rather be in prison the United States than free Mexico,” Worthington stated he surrendered to Chicago ties after his return from Mexico. A few days ago he flled an ap plication for commutation of sen tenc with the department of jus tice. Worthlngton's operations in in when authori- be are es- | timated to have netted him more than 82,500,000, At one time he was of a head chain of banks In Alabama; (i became a confidence operator and piled up a fortune from speculative ventures which eventually involved him with the government and | caused his flight to Mexico. Making his will befors wrison here, Worthington that the bulk of to his daughters, Mrs. Allon Pike Chicago, known in moving pictures as Jane Allen and Mrs. John Rodgers of New Rochelle, Long Tsland. Another $200,000 was be- entering | direeted his fortune to go {from Ne | their trip to Bermuda Dugald Me) Bermuda The Royal navy will play In New 24. The concert will he ceum theater and will be an band of at friends. Wilfred J Bamforth (o, « man, is confine home on Harrlson strect w attack of the grip. Rev. William A, Harty b 0. H., will meet this ev o'clock in Judd's hall M John E. R. Kee Main street and Miss G of Farmington avenu ¢ York r, Mrs. who underwent nir have r where they queathed to his granddaughter, Mi Helen Rodgers and § to Dr. | Ronald McKibben, a Los Angeles | physician. Warden John A. Snook tederal penitentiary sald the | the of that “Wolt of LaSalle Stre had no visitors during his imprisoninent, Chicago, March 2 (A—John W Worthington, “the wolf of La Sall gtreet,” who Jdied in prison } lanta teday, had one of the most remarkable eareers ever linked with | the financial history 1t was only ington was 0 ageneies of one to the First (o Repairs tional church epire will b taken In the spri A slight 1ea ) spection seve | eral werks | GOODHEALTH NEGESSARY Many Busy Women Owe Their Health to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable e | Fifty vears ago there were few ocenpations forwomen. Some taught school, some did housework, some found work to do athomeandafew took up nursing Today there areveryfewocen pations not o great factorie with hundreds of other women and girls. There are also women architects, lawyers, den- . executives, and legislators But all too often a woman wins her economic independence at the cost of her health. Mre. Elizabeth Chamberlain who works in the Unionall factory mak- ing overalls writes that she got wonderful results” from taking E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- Mrs. Chamberlain lives at Trenton, N. J. yund 0 Monmouth St. She recommends the Vegetable Com- pound to her friends in the factory and will gladly answer any letters she gets from women askingaboutit, vou on the Sunlit Road to ter Health? Rep. is home Britain on Mare! Dunlay of the Barry < of Sweden the Ly- under the ausplees of the Wennerberg chorus of this city. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mre. Peter Floros of | 137 Washington street, John O'Dell of New York, former- Iy of this city, is visiting local has gone west on a business trip for the company Murray, a well known d 1o his ith an ch, A ng We Watson eturned visited Michael Carmedy an operation Satil fay. Mrs, ¢ Landers of this city is itl in New York The executive committee of the Jurior Hadassah met last evenin at the home of Miss Sally Croll membershipp committee reported on {its drive, Plans were made for a minstrel show to be given at the Lyceum in April NAVY SHIPS NOT BUILT PROPERLY Some Sent Home From Cruise, Glmuc Charges (—Thie ston, Mareh ¢ had to send home a number hips frc Australian crujse summer ise they were not rtly congtructe Representa- | from | .HARTF[]R[] puum i S WOMAN CONTRADICTS — AMERICAN LOGOMOTIVE TH(]U[;HT LAST M[]MENT |-|A|] [}[]ME ' A i St GlLPAIRICS STORY ~ COMPANY SHOWS DEGLINE% EFT [;AR[] [XPI:RT( | ';“‘ nother roc i ' A ' | But Kellogg’s ALL—BRAN conquered Y Vormer Putnam Banker Appears Ax Lack Of Orders ¥or Enghnes Has constipation, the cause of her trouble [Exalienss IARINLOLS Withiess In Superior Adverse Effect On Larnings : ‘ : R i | Tt Who leaned T e R G Court Todny S ; and happier. than manontly if eaten regulsriy. 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Smith out retion pre Such was his backzronnd e Some came to (‘hicage ned o them i A , for hanking and bhroker Jol e lindtto Typewriter co ) e promoted New ships? asked esenta ) misrepres e e of Ohio § | he some of conld net b ind some e at 1 one-third more ofl REPAIRS TO CHURCH SPIRY ips bullt by other compan they | cater Excited 0\ er Ln('m‘no \arch 2 TR ChaL debate on ratification of | rno treaties became heated H spea s not at lheart wi k r He refused o leave the spe stand, caus. ing suspension of the session. Hart ard two NEW Bl\llAl\ DAILY HERALD, TULSDAY, MARCH 2, 1926, o of 1 To ‘fhe Possessors of to W WOMAN of fla il who 1en she langhs, reveals a flash q ause for merriment. " Perfect teeth should be prized, worked for v neglected. 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