New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 1

Considered I ! o p Van Swenngens And BIBLE HIS WEAPUN " ; gation- WIH Bl %elcomed LA o | M Pere Matauette Chair-. — utnam Bank Receiver Traces b [ i l I f ere Marq IN JUNGLE EMPIRF s f oot st i g g0 Shon"a : emocratic Me.n her Sajs I:AM] I[}f RFAM NINE KNI]WN []EAI] n ormally Declmes To of Building Inspector Edward g ! man Confer But De-. A Recede From Position cline To Announce oy () Syensyn Never G- 1,7 i, 1 WAS HIORD BY aiparnic ™ CITGSH OF WENCO " In Order To Have he new Winter street s ogu S R Plans For Future. | A ; Ll (B SR ’ F h Withd [ Ties s o § Brazil | v e o o the meting | George . cotn Todny Anmounce 1 His, Mary Su nlfe %0 Today, Rescue Par ties Hope fo Find) T renc ithdraw {Chureh street wa ¢ discussion, | That §150,000 Shortage Unex Does o | i cussion. 817 L I plain- | Doesn't Want Senate To Fmbar { roops Fro R Tocking Vallev Shar Inspector Hemmssy wis reluctant | ‘ ays It Is Hermless Some of 0 ‘ P m Rhine- Hocking Valley Sharehold-| LAUDS SOUTH AMER]CA"‘ ¥ 10 enter into discussion of | ©1 Three Weeks Ago Now Has| Country Trying To Adjust Own : 6 of Otber 20 Al”e Beloin buildiug and justified his| 1een Entirely Cleared Up, ERPIER —— ers Warned Not to Sign | [statement of yesterday by dectaring | e I L F \T ’ : | £y 1y by declaring | Axtfors 7 New Proves in Cannc. 5 tmne stk s s 157D v o e (SR e DS DOV INTERGST HER TRAGEDY N . VIRGINA, ew roxies m connec- ut val | Tt R PR At N s v es Who Can't Read or Write — De- 13 constructe | ST PAK of Ptnam miappiled | nees—mroach n Senato Hanking ‘ Sweden Holds W hip Hand, . e i ; J i. Harold Gilpatric, former cash- Walntt Street: Woman Disapproves | Explosion Wrecks Tunnel At Fecles | tion With Annual Meet: ([ serites S ExcilomentiSog i Teopta LY HiSAEeniCele wlio Rd ebiEned ot tite HhmiiHas Dean trased Retl Commitica Dliclott e A e oty Since Unanin \gr ; i Lare now builling the Winter | M Coftln ot (e of short Skirts clved Tetter | —30 Men At Work Escape But 20 animous Agree- ing April 6 .| When Automobile Honks Into [sireet synagosuc, but the purpose of | ¢ Hie Al otk £ AJ . 1 clared today s 3 2 - I = L VISIt by four exports yosterday | o ; o of Congrawlations Prom Woman — of Their Companions Were Trap- Tent Is Necessary—Fate ortage of $383,000 when Recefver nsus, Mhe aocra- | Who Is 92, | ped By Falling Debris, Top y (i 9 " ¢ e S Angust : ) h 0 ! W. Va., March 9 (T hd M. J. Van Sweringen, sponsors | with d rs, Rev, Carl § i isolan | August, P fHicaniaies } a - el S Niokalt Dlata | misslonasy tor.the Soulldrn e 2l ‘f‘,iy,\\:jtlmit‘ When!Glinatrio canie to Comic ol itan S s ‘ 3 ng | known dead in the mine explosion | Hangs in Balance. WCEEEr, Were in cor nee here to- | tist Convention in Bast Rio Ciranc el e ‘: as [cut from Atlanta, where he ig scrv- | would call up tomorrow his resolu- | 10 A 1 Sutlif e | here last was increased to nine | lay with E. N.Brown, chairman ot | do Sul, Brazil, who is in N T R e E o e R et e i il f : ot 1o worry today as workers broke | le Pere Marquette railway, but!ain for ral days, declarc | foanat balne T on rumors which | e re A Jetier from Commissioner Glag 1 3 t r ot debrls and| Gonava March g (41 juests for comment on theiv fu- ! terday t the Bible s the only |5y 0= nt for several s weeks i s rted in the record wel. | 'fvory i i additional bodies near |0 of gy 1 e pling wers dectinod weaponl lie (ever ises) He told Yof (Crr DRS T LIRS (08 S AeVET During the (et ing an investigation and ¢ | A faiie e o i he British foreign secrets 0. P. Van Swerin said ow poisonous suakes and beasts | o0 T -\:m-n \m‘ s ” \tlo0 fos his o | Ionielng . provions stafement by Bons D s jirthday anniver- | chard nnmv,,\,n.' nt compa >‘h No. | commission nau o wonld be fmprudent to say anything | ronm about the country, but he [ i SR ropriety of | amination | eferee in Bank. |ator Robinson, that the commission | * ¢ ate mix ‘m’l‘“'p ST o e Y Ons Rasemb vl (o conaiie LG ntil there had becn an opportunity | suid that he has never used & EUN. j 0uiin e tha weight Imposed on the | ruptey Saul Berman, was at . the of republicans and a Ty ehp SRR (B fEortaitoRinTe Wy to) ,f“‘ many's application for wembershi, o confer with intercsted parties. explained that he carries only |, oqont trusses and steel construc- | bank golng over records with Ite 1ocrats favoring a high | htl a real sick > 4 arnaged s ,JoPing to find g ourneq this afternoon tmmediate i Shd e Al T 1 g [ L & i Aunt M i home {allve some of the 20 other inine 3 S h : i ' Pere Marquette Dividend | mal 8 ion, serious consequences would | ceiver Coffin, Which refreshed his | 2T IS hoharetentontha r it had convened. No dat b eh e s e S to e T e o sl Rt o R RIS e e R e Any stater at Tam a nowmi- i S [tor a new meeting was set. rector e Lol L e 3 ot ocate a high | [T ——rr—— Men E: B ! Mo ire tomorrow. to | bitea or illness {have been felt on future construc- |in various transactions, in the hope ! den 1yo o JUShHS | Gy [ Sir Auston pointed out that tie “U,“j.‘, | ! T work » time among The experts o, however, | that in this patric would be '#Fif is vot rote the con e body of the vietim previonsly | g thal allhnen et the poor, 1L always | that the baildi 1 constructed |able to recall how the remaining o . ok | e o l'r‘:dm‘“,‘m““”_‘ ;\‘) ats has not yet b Ju extra dividend of $2 | have to go EotD A e "‘ Attt pr Gl y i r of a mile away into which gases | Another development i the |1y pecple, 1 el """! T g e o hdiae b ominal « ! tom the blast swept through a con- 1 of Trance Nickel Plate iation was the IR A LT ORI piniml b i o] . thiC rthodox democrat,” Sena- | necting passage. Thirty-nine otlier | urn to Geneva Thur Jance of a statement by the stock- | have agreed (o l-”\‘]f B il rday’s il nson replied, “I gladly ners work n the No. 6 pit es- ten arked that 1 olders’ profective committee of churches. [ RN AT S iERes 2l Uenge of Commissioner o ped alive although some of them possibly be cor {ocklng Valley railway warning | schools, which are supported j i fiarry and b on T : i 158 predict that the invest vre affecied by fume vened tomorr - wmority sharcholders against sixn ,:‘_ i’]\"!"f‘ua’z\y mimengendipasiy| (rley 1 Conn munielrst= panl Tves Nominated as wiion will show that Commission _Robert M. Lambie, chief of the Won't Play Politics ing new proxies in connection with | by the missionary. S e o ek o 2 g g LG irged democratic n West Virginia department of mines, Any suggestion that France mig {he annual meciing on April 6. Works Among Dark Races | Vestorlay's confercnee took plac Poultry Assn. Director commission, is larg B e iballio thrbusn | ofeEidiminytlsntat Sread i “The committee wishes to empha- | “I have been in Brazil ‘m. ‘\" be =v: iy lee ad New Haven, March 9 (P—Paul I r the br wn o e |r=m"\ e of wreckage in the N tthineland, and reduction of . ly the importance of not hegconiining I gipng | loiag Greaapis Ives of New Haven. Sccretary-ire on.” stated that the rescue workers | Cupied area, in ox o i A v the | that time I have worked with miny foccupi by the 1] : Tej r of the Con Pouliry s 0 r oped m find t some of the en- |Man acquiescence t mpany or the Van Sweringen in- | pcople. Most of my wo ERsraAl ONE; |1 BN SOUTL pAs Vorks. | y society nated that ombed men were able to take ecare |ion to the I 16 Testa with the formal notice of tha | the blacks or the mulaifos, who 1t wis preceded by nounce- e clor of wy” to vote ves by erecting makeshift | eil, falls on barren 1wal meeting,” said the statement. | can neither re T vnm'.&mm ne : priv ‘ bugines : was to | ultry Association. Ives, [tion to vote o as u protection against |the German delegation licre $ % S Rovis s T have as wmany a wo or | ed over, his statemen of the Eastern State fter two oth | rned. ¢ any such proxy to the com- | fimes S e el e 1 4 Iy s | 2 ny's ,,zm,m,s 1s executed and | three meetings a day, f“" des my Al i ! “_‘ o 'I“" leld, received sted that 1 Rescue Gangs Ready il was made clear today by o 4, it may operate to revoke (hn‘.flr‘wmx work. Beeause of the large ors were ""'*' votes as W. B. Ather- ; : 1 Around the mine wmouth ;:nmer. 4! German spokesman, following proxy given and may also result in | territory of South America we ar v Jdewish synugogue and in | T iian o5 Jrhyir his own vote e qualified | | BoUt el seore i roundabout hint along that ji. {ne voting of the stock of such mi- | not abie to cover it entirely with |1 [ dan 8 pihen, i Fhe nam> of th to pass on t ! walting their turn r task decp [conveved through the columns o sorfty stockhoiders in favor of the | missionaries, We have only oneiwha Pl b “‘\‘ also goey on t ot of hay : - | 1 the ground below. Further back |the Geneva newspapers. The pul pproval of the unification plan or | missionary to cvery $200,000 people. furs were dnterested fn, M. Hen- e olection fakos pliceion v ¢ 4 outside a roped off area gathercd |lished articles remarked that (hay 1 some other manner prejudicial to | 9, the people of South ) ’ 22 o 37 “% groups of visitors, mostly from other or Luther and Forcign e interests of such minority are always willing to listen | Ceon e A RO TR L e ¥ MARYY SeTED nearby mines. The frantic searc semann could easily tockholders khey haynatecrigey S i = ANt W SUTLIFTE. ot news from the men below tha man public opinion AL and my reception _from 1} I i vith Mrs. D. H. Dickerman and her | followed the shock of the blast Iast | Withdrawal of a 8 ROV BANDIT SAYS GUN o 7 2% i . Democrats To Care For Babies ANG AUREED, BUL 00 e Sl o s e o/ do. T really. can say {hat 1 ST s e ke 184 Killed In 1014 ence that, wl ! EUS Y While Mothers Ave Made Voters IS NG IOTY -0 0 22 b e 2 |one day. My wife and fam vaue otners re a e voters i! e {h anniver- | stale’s worst mine disasters in 1914, | Two Separate Tssues with me, and they help me Dot > i on- | when 184 men lost their lives in an o question of the S con Samuel vious 1o ti opportu ser d PUTPOSE Gregory ed th ent into reve Gregory Meride Const e ————————————— ] e R ! o) News of the World g “e :&n!‘)::u .\\‘\‘N;(:\ge Daily (Cireulation For 3 Py I Nng cek Endi By Associated Press | _““' @ I i: ‘ 5 March fi'«‘hlrfk 1313 1 3 ———e LSTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926, ~TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES ACTVITY IN NCKEL PLATE | Hennessy Misleads Reporters_ ROBNSINRENY ’[_EAfi"_'%“f‘—_‘ NERGER AGAIN IS RESUNED UE SITUATION STILL SERIOUS: With Violating Law (a5l ery e Regulating Sales ica has a ‘or Atlack . shaft opcration, employs a total (merit in our eyes.” — Pralses South Amcrica % ALOEonatinekon for Women. iris, March 9 (®—Aristide [force of 158 men and has a normal [ There is considerable resentmen Aronthiamerlca i bupnosie st It 1 Neavoln: e T are e A b ¢ bed she con- | daily capacity of 700 tons. |at the aedquarters over Charged with violating the 1 a neglected country,” Te explained. | (o o] e e L e . i G\ ia | he ahart inkmive¥Nolishiatn0 | (helattiiiia ot e SRiEnte s selling a revo iy [EBE W Sk e dove sl T0I b Cn e o, i lent, Doumergue 10 forn ! 1 v grecting | feet deep and the rescue workers T Germany as the ory, aged 17, on lasi Wednesday, | averywhere, The population is siiil | il rldes) 8 1=} n a drive to tncrense the numbe oumTdin ot g ) ] t S el (e decn and thegreens 7 : et ithsk samuel Feingold, aged small, we only have about $2.000,060 [ M R LOBTO | of women to be admitted as electo ey £ S one. | feet of the bottom of the shaft wh controversy £ he ind at to strike Tda Negrol: st Saturday visi v tte sirect, through his attorney, Al- | pagple, but we could casily take c ; T s U ey e townll Onze inora L Briknd proved:to k further progress wag blocked by |Suing a blanket veto even b red L. LeWitt, ed that his €ase | e 150,000,000, Our cities are very 1sh Jast night at the Srvel { i ; ’:"“' TRt ; 'v“ s (Con | denris, coming a member of the leg S e e e [eiodastana it heen said that Plainville road, he | committee fs ng to en e v) only !v Lt | | quest was granted by Judg I Rio Janeiro is t city in tl 1l vw\'wvv"! 208 | serviees of other women « e [0 6 ormasy m C. Hungerford in police eourt | or1g DS o B (et chdl st . i S eraira iis morning, affer the testimony of | vy my territory cattle grazing is um C. Hungerford in | 27 © s it i 1 N 1 TS ek, Gregory was taken. This evidence lypo principal industry, although | polies his morning. N sehouachell oo 1 s Rijacs ns l ampa an ulng or lvorce’ St i I v heard so that Gregory, Who is |iyre jg a great deal of coffee grown. | was 1 1a t e i \“":"'_ {pronounce in n inmate of the Meriden School for |y pqjse a good many kinds of nufs, € sault hy ecti the Hows e & L i o andidates for 3 g Al : 16 town committes Al also|’ “In view! S lioys, ean he returned to that insti- “Automobiles are very popular ant William P, MeCue and Oflice et e A b T f ! y ang it e & | 5 1A N said that ectors who find 1t inconver to | president tt R A R S B Feingold was arrested hy Sergeant | — . At NG SRR T come to the municipal buile i the MEE Grorge Ellinger, who said that Greg- | (Continued on Page Five) flier funicr wors I dhs wic TS s i e 3 e 5 1 o 148t Saturday morning, following his | LOSES APPEAL GN [ said that R e s T4 hbre fo e g ! |the council under the status quo. rrest by Constable Brown of H»r-;BEAGH s L Toiiieteans $h Finier oot Dovi a definite Laws Arrested as Sus- [Now. at the last min 1, who alleged he found the boy | n M MRELE BRI N r will be admitted his evening.” AI] T AEE F87 o8 bn'e s 01 PROBATE OURT RULING o v &%, e _ i 5 ‘Jnlnhuu& Clig Banibl b b “‘ b ald o Briand announced that he wouid pects—Family Row, Po- 00! nd a ore of § Sergean’ 3 1wto s 0 s K¢ % . T ta % . 3 on the president a ] Fllinger said that he found a revoly- serenmed and said that Rivers el el S o 1 ron the youth with five bullets in | yqee Wolfe Decrees First Nattonal | ran to and puiled her into| MRy GUT OUT EL OTRICS ' s beriove -7 lice Chief Thinks—Hus- Milton Humphle\ Bassett, | it, whichh Wilbur claimed 1 I and then returned LY 3 - - g = 14 and delivered to hin Bank Shall Be His Conscrvator i e Rivers 4 w”)‘\zm n 2 band ¢ ays He Was I)I~llell\hEd as Inven- | Wednesday. b P 1 > Douhersusibis Jhe) accplane ) ] | Sergeant Ellinger claimed the asiiiccried began EadioriiollcyiService bctwven goubiisoleiliiiars s : < Forced Into Marriage tor and Soldier vouth told him t} Veir Bridgeport, March ith { ; Hartfond And Springficld Is Fore- pew ministry — she fails to zold the name of \\vh m Smith, of | ;i Wolfe in the sup Rivers w [ ST 1 likely s .\n.\ way. Virout ttast Berlin, and told Feingold that |y giemi juo t nc cast By Announcement. e e e nitely o was 18 of age. The ser- Rivers took ) h e e int alle t Feingold told him s0 confuscd t ngficld, Mass., Mar o (® L9y v‘” fl“ - 2 " that the r should be held un topped him bandonmer of trolley l“"v‘;”’”‘y_rw 5 Fia.. Ma P oy il March 4 by him, but Gregory in- wh It 1s R i nESM . Briend. tor bosin hista i s : sisted that Feingold gave him th imed that L e ivn journey. tol Geneva for the |tro - ; SOREFAIY 5 S revolver on payment of £¢ o1 co finds | butch [ELEL ST 1gue Meetings at 1« t ten hy ¥ filto Fhvehin found against | claimed that Springfield Street Railw feaes ¢ 1 by 4 Ie was born m“\.m‘\ 16 state law requires that the the deeree of the Pro- | overcoat wl (that beginning next g 7 nig € ) of Mr re. Oz purchaser of a revolver must mak ratified and affirmed | op'm o jet will Jarg ie the car a wown his intentions 24 hours - t 1sv.’ River X & . v Sacred ; g mbers Beach 1 | ace after three volleys had been — (Continued on Page 11) a general denial. NTOng. | h PRICE THREE CENTS Regarding Secret Dtscusswn HIS ATTACKS [}N ork. My wife was born in ol S BeATS PROPRIETOR IN | wint Ao Feingold Charged |, 5. o 51 i) of South America e sur- |occl Rus. v 1s n her | explosion. At least one of t e | vivors of that explosion, Sl matte nid. “The qu league couneil 1s Iy a league question Mine No. 5 {n which the men are |candidates for permanent or o entombad is an electrically equipped [Permanent council seats have equal ee That House- Will Again Try and Form i ricnie. L [Mieors of thet explosion Sl Hus crenee FIGHT AT “THE MIDWAY” hold Tasks Are Perform- New French Cabinet, “to her w re ae well as weli[in the No. & mins by last night's ex- out his plosion ahout | femm— L He Tells President Vi VAICE | Goorze Rivers of Southington Fined ed and Furnish Autos that * and thinks So !‘:‘m countr markable future. may nal bank of { uhout the way he go! e to investigate if the pur- s the revolver for legal ol AS Sherift that h e of his own personal af- | jut merely S ‘ Iver @ short time 1 fought the action of the o { THE WEATHER i : Ieingold yurt to place a conservator ¥’ Swal Thom (hn dos Irs iy N X 5 his |1 said 1l hi hi ppeal he cited Hartford, March $—Torecast y o gt A Warded $10,000 for Loss toriNew Britain and viciulty; i Firs! \ [ lar s a b ai continued o « s New York at the time of | Of His \\lltW Affection night and Wednesday v s r " Sweden Has Whip Hand. the appointment the FKirs! Worcester 9 me ¥ s 2 | Sweden cc 1 u)u: ‘\’[T‘ R vite ‘.~ I « T i _of T L e — * ¢ ‘V' Given ‘va‘ hand y‘j . . Sl el T SRS — — = : . . 3 Late Roholt L. Relll\ 1 from statutory or oth- S. Wiggett of Boston for the alic Parties to Hold Primaries On April Fool’s Day RE ol oo el DO ! 1 d in- T T intment f a io: 1 ons of G s ashed and serted A ol ) e et taa ) il \nd Election W 1” Ro Hold on 1 3th of the \1( nlh Arri the |of the late . s t : e E B ontor Wikutt ; lexicon of N e s \ rom | & s L. Reilly, whi his sis- d and “taps” sounded.