New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 1

——ee e News of the World NEW BRITAIN \verage Daily Circulation For Ry Associated Press IIER A I ‘D ;‘tll:k-';l?ldmg 13)257 \ ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1926, —EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS NATIONAL DEFENSE DEPT, STUDEAPERTSFAL “%’JH*&S%’&&E‘&“S&?RGE AELOSSAVERAG. PENDING RAVL MERGERS NOT TO BE TOMNERHGE .. .—." INREAING I : Rallroad Stocks Fall Today But * Sponsors To Go For- — I p'—w | ‘ H:::tie N]l,l,lli::{;eci)l:- THRH? KILLE[] IN AJSEI .ROflPOL]CE CUURTi S, ‘%LOMPARED WIT}i 1920- 1924‘ Other Issues Hold Fau'ly Firm ;a;rdc y‘;tl:!P]lsanB B.e- = Vawscr Confident They Will Appear | oltai 1 LINumber of Fires vor Past 12 : il Wiy 1de Yy Vecis- Unified Aviation Serv- Score f Dl Tojured i) me compmn o Awhorides. | 200—Clty in Nationl Contest, ]nl.:: 1‘.]:>:“1l i :uu:-: OPENING OF EXCHANGE bidding Van Swerin- ice On Air Boards thagn Trflm Wm’k TOdfi ““\“WH hae | l’uil:lwf—liilllionoul: (])0:1. % = i Progta‘nl g & Plan‘ e !lw'v OPEN SW[TCH lS REPORTLD fora. wer See. Davis Announces z ITowerman And Helper Held—Mich- Army Aerial Program to Brokers Emulate Dancing y, Meantime Defeated Rail Dervishes in Wall St. [ | Dealings Today i Interests Are Said to i Be Already Planning ted | New Unification Policy. rvishes voices | —_— cheering | e in Yesterday's Crash. igan Centeal Fast Preleht And Y Provide 2,200 Planes in| crowded suburban Train Meet on five Years, With Added | i’lving Personnel. City's South Side, New York, Marc 1tri posed will not b decision of th ommission ~Pending than those y tied up with the pro- Plate consolidation erred by the adverse > commerce the Van d combination, ted today. Plans to Go Yorward s which for tl southwe i mergers, o ly of t rit had be arrafgned on || conspiracy | r false | Missouri, St. Louis-South- t full speed, and | western railroac an Franelsco will ba car- ly as possible ers in the are in a more also will proceed ly contemplated. = suburban \S[l 0. P BANDIIMTE * o 1Rvpuhhcan l,oade\\‘ Re- | S et ported Solid for Former Commissioner to Deteetive Sergeant | Supporting Order caring the atmosp ing the tion problem, interests, a Sweringen grot mission’s ruli rt from the Vu aid that the com- would guide rather in formulating would ris. n rejected 1pon by th New Nickel Plate Plans Nickel Plate inter Vol thr wort. out WEST HARTFflRD WILI HAVE HNANEE PROBE. : Wants to \lal\o Sure It u i Obtains Rightful Share From State Tax IRREST OF EX MAYOR OF BOSTON IS LIKELY - Action Authorized in Legal Move Condemning “Junket Trip” wn said ntirely n ented to suppos “nirly Steady SUE DIYERS WHO FLED ffiRkANOVAs APPEAR IN WHEN HAN SWAS SHOT " yxprroRp POLICE COURT niission do- a surprisc to most Morzan & Co. silent Mase. Inn Owners Ciim Many of Man and 15-Year-Ol Bride to I Those Present Did Not Remain Given Hearing on Saturday to Pay Checks Morning slight Fire Occurs in New H‘l\cn (¢ 1(\ l{ul Other Rails Break e Sl BESTS GERMAN CHAMPION = 0 et Witer Again Swoops Down Upon iy it i e e INT%?S\%&%%%?T%%ILL ey BB g s Northern New York, Big Snowfall e S el e e it rrivd :1-: (Cuts Through Funeral, For second Time In Ogdenshurg Reports Fall of Two Feet in 48 Hours and | s « 1 | Driver Fined in Court s N ¥ t r r 7 Ll Two Days c C Tin : Elsewhere Come Stories of Blocked High- iniHactthrd S8 i ] : : ‘ ways and Near Zero Weather, Seymonr Factory Hand wl llu\ \\ I\tlo n Work | at | ¢ his death v by a " V" de- WMHW and -v-”ll eMidren who PERING AGAIN Illl\l ATENED ed Sl S sy | Poking. Mare P—Dec g Sl 4 s [ s for the Kuon s } ¥it [ THE WEATHUR | cople’'s part mai 5 of |s ' S ST 1 — 1 in all ¢ s / ted today pring New Yor | Wartford, March 3—Forccast | | B " TO DEATH run to a fgEe betwes ¢ E \ . ¢ nter has for New Rritain and vichity: Mar . throe 0 b v bring o uring the night, and a hig ¢ ) T lis Fair tonight and Thursday: | | seving E x s ¥ was k 1e t in his oph Peking, now e v HeArEa e S N ato g <L e s Solacr. foatiut sy | . oday by & § not indics The fall was the heaviest of | trains. Only one road, that | | s wing your regis- [tomorrow g he will face two which he was bauling wood | o to Canton, was oper e L e arges of a woodlot | (Continued on Page 14) . : \ \ } \