New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 12

WOODS ABSOLVES N OFFIGIALS TILSON 1§ ILL Connectlcut Congressman Conflned HULL MYSTERY 1y PROBABLY SUIGIDE] " i Mass. Palice Working on Mot | Taaningto fasket Beach Tragedy the republi March Tilson an house home 3 10 (P ' '\K\(((IL"]V eader, s con- by illness. but his condl. sidered serious indisposcd yester- in the day had a fever rees which, howover, de- night. The cause n but s of fined to his a8 a slight fever, 10 fion I8 not cor He was fec lay and late of two A a during the Hull, Mass, March “Sulcida” was the tentative answer ot the Hull police today to the prob- lem that has confronted them since Monday when the y of a you woman was found on the ds of | ¢ ’ v ends Havel H&en Nantasket Beach. It been Sl definitely ished, Chlef of Police I'rank M. L\ ynolds sald, that th woman was Miss Hrepsema Totvain of New York city, a former Arme fun school teacher in Constantinople She was said to have American missionaries after many ot her relatives had been massacred in Turkey. 1t was admitied, final d ion as to of her condition Mr, Tilson ton several opened o I v continuo neral turned to W ore and weeks L cember v has be that time His position as floor leader neces- sitates long hours of work at tha itol and =also entulls many so- | obligations. It was said at his office that these long hours are Le lfeved to responsible for a gen- been saved howe that cans He | (Continued {x Inches in t! kylights. | “About one | were replaced mixture. minatic ter the entire bui ng | mately | feet wide in on 1 most entircly kiln Manufact liife first 1 four sides hy b foot Jong {was built in ered with conerete roof. year ago the skylights EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1926 e el tatned owing ditfon H]v‘- detall of bearing walls s 1 upon field measurements and accurate as could be obtained, st of the walls being completely stroyed as to construction, though materially, The standing por- tions giving good evidency of the construction of the desti®sed sece tions, . These dctalls drawn on 1 larger scale as indicated to aid in the study of them. They are shown in a vertical plane view, a vertical sectional view and horizontal plane view. The first shows detail loes of the walls, the sccond also show detafl location on a hut at right angle cross section of the walls showing height, thickness of wa anchor bolt fastening of timber, ete, The third show detail location on a hor- | plane or positions on the to thelr distorted con not From First Page) ickness, excepting the by the same concret the bujldin m found tha used for anneal- WSUring approxi- and about 70 nd about 94 lon had al bl est dimens g “The detells of the gypsum block | \wae dope at | construction and its position on th roof structure is shown in the same manner, the angle of slope of the roof being the only detail not ob- tainable in the feld. The at rortion encloscd on rick walls, was about ind and the The 70 feet w year 1905, tion on a vertical plane, or faco | vertical plana | to the first, or a | indications are that the ex- | ny person or persons were guilty, | "“The causes of this disaster can- not bo aseribed to the criminal neg- ligenee of any oné or more persons. Many elements of nature entered in- [to the accldent such as the heavy isnow fall, the strong winds, drifting Ithe snow upon the roof, the age of |walls and weakening of the eement |in the pllasters of this wall, and the | {wall fse SUB-GOMMITTEE FAVORS GERMAN Continued from First Page.) they would not be present. To the French newspapermen, M., Paul-Boncour sald it seemed de. sirable to pass the problem over to the councll, lest the assembly get |the idea that the Locarnist powers were forming a super-group within the council. Germans Depressed The Germans left the conference lets optimistic In appearance than the French, It is understood they stuck to their original demand that Germany must enter the council un. accompanied hy other nations, They are sajd to have conveyed the im. pression that when the question of | reconstructing the up, Germany would probably look with a favorable eye on Spain's our attorney cannot, after a |thorough investigation of all facts, conditions and circumstances, find enough evidence to bolster an action for crimnal negligence against anvone conected with the North & Judd company, or any agent or em- ploye of this company. “It {s recommended by the un. rsigned to the mayor and the |common council of the city of New Tritain, that an ordinance be adopt- |¢a that in the future all major or ‘mmnv' alterations on any bullding or | |buldings in the city of New Britain, Ishall be set forth in detall by the applicant, in order that a distinction might be drawn as to the character of the alterations, change or im- { provements. “Yours respectfully, “JOSEPH. G. WOODS vided {t was deemed advisa enlarge the council further, council comes | In this connection a report comes from German sources to the offect that the difficulty of eventually granting Spain a permanent place | does not arise with the Germans but | with certain other members of the | | council, especially the Bwedes, who |are opposed to any enlargement whatever, | Spain and Brazil | Meanwhile, throwing the conflict | into the hands of the council ftselt | means that Spain and Brazil will | have their first chance to argue thelr claims for permanent ecats, and they are certain to take advan- tage of the opportunity. Spain is sald to be disposed |abandon her insistence wupon her election simultaneously with Ger- | many, if she s assured of election in September. A council meeting is | scheduled for lato this afternoon. M. Driand {s expected t{o return from Paris tomorrow, | 'KIWANIANS HEAR OF LIFE OK THE BOUNDING MY | Captain Haynes Relates l.q\w-rh‘nvrs to T candidacy for a permanent seat, pro. | ble to | |sage to Sldney. This happened 28 years ago, Later he entered a night club in London and found his friend the actor in charge. A féw years ugo he booked a vaudeville act in New York and way assigned the same actor, Last year a revue play. |ed at a New Britain theater con- sisting of this same actor and eight glrls, He | in detal deseribed conditions in India and concluded with the |statement that India is not yet in condition to govern itself because | of the religious castes there. Rev. Dr. A, A, Ahlquist was | elected a delegate to Kiwanls In. ternational at Montreal, June 7 to 10, It was voted to invite a glee club qf school children to be guests of club at the Yale Glee club cone th e pizlaey evening. [AGAINST CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Washingten, Mareh 10 (P —A blll [to abolish capital punishment of the | District of Columbia, was approved ‘md.; by the house district commits cath would await the completion of | arg) rup down condition and that | nians for t i . |cessive high wind at the time was analysls of the contents of her stom- | fyct i (TR CCATTOR AR (AL | plans ¢ L ieh et el Ml ot Inanint factor. fn. the. faiiure | “Prosecuting aftorney for the cily ach and examination of Lier INES, 10 | recoyor after n briet rest. [Waterbiiry, Conn. The supporting [and tended to move the root struc- | of New Britain.” letermine it de Saliaed ¢ the roof trusscs (ture towards the southeast, bringing | o Ly poison or d It was also ring ,,‘M,\r an over turning force at the top of STILL HUNTING CLUES ditnas Uity Mtion eovered the brick pilasters on East Maln | Hartford, Conn. March 10 (P\— con- N, Hibbard [ At the office of a natfonally known an rpen- Vithout question one or more of | |detective agency here which has stee] these brek pilasters failed, and the [hoen active in the search of Alice M Con. [roof structure dropped at that point, | ‘orbett, missing Smith college stu- % I]E[;IDE" SUEEESS struetion Company bringing the entire structure down "‘1 nt, it was said today that the only e | “An important featurc m the “Much stress has been lald upon linformation received as to the report | struction of that part of the building the neglect to procure a permit |thats he was in Troy, N.Y., was |erected by the § N. fTibbard Com. [from the city inspector, covering the lwhat had been gleaned from news- [ pany, is that the walls about inew alterations, which had DeEN fpapers. It was sald however, that 116 inches in width. The mortar used |done on the roof. While it {8 con- without doubt New York operatives ' ‘R' the time on the buil ,,,w 0 con- (ceded that there was g volation in ;nf the concern. would be detalled to structed was the standard |the city ordinance in this respect, | tigate the rumor. quality which is today. 'This |no theory as yet has been advanced | was disclosed in an examination by experts that the alterations| pNGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED, |is to dissolve two “Bayer Tablofs | made by experts, at my request, \which had been made without pro-| —, engagement of Miss B olof Aspirin® in four tables ful er. accordi I samiate it, was the proximate I s Beatrice ' of Aspl ur tablespooniuls ever, according to some ex- (curing a perm of water, and gargle throat thor. | Polikofr, daughter of M. M e i 4 AR Therefor K te r. and TS. served the needs of the €aust fil'_(‘r“’!"’“fla”:;]‘fi‘r‘c‘ technicality, | Aaron Polikoft of Philadelphia, Pa., { oughly. Repeat in two hours it nec- | was announced Sunday, March 7, o | essary. bulld- “A mere surmise that there may ) St 5 b g S e tan] A ! o e i ioenda o tnejpariiory il Gubernigk fsoptoc i riand Alved eDak st Shyou saeonlytharschis i tructed In the year 1910 fhave been meg et O e nola | Bernard Gubernick of New Brltaln, | ine Bayer Aspirin. marked with the nd was about 70 feet long and 94 s cer Cross, which c get wide. Oldershaw and McKeraan, |lable for this disaster, fs not sufti- a::rfi”’l\’; glien at thesome Of Iy Ray oretiotelich o |were the architects and engineers, clent even to bind over on probabl | e has been sot for the | tin boxes of twelve t weddin; cents, The Torrington Building Company, cause. There must be substanticl L i re mason and carpenter con- dence, by wheh the prosect m-—‘ tractor and the steel was furnished attorney can prove criminal negli- by The Berlin Comi- gence pany. This portion of the building | “The facts or circumstances must | had a wood roof. The steel tru. be such as would warrant the pros- & first portion, rested on |ecuting attorney in inferring frm_n |them the fact of criminal negli- gence, by reasoning in the ordnary way according to the natural and proper relation of things, and eon- sistently with the common ense and experience of mankind. “It is the dnty of the prosecut- |ing attorney, to ! his facts lin any given case, befere its pre- sentation fo the trial court. 3 should find sufficient eviden |warrant a prosecution for a case of A {eriminal negligence, then he should City of ibe prepared to establish a prima vious de- |facie case for the state. In these nment to kind of cases the tri court, scts prosecut- lonly ag an inquiring magistrate, 1t civo the [each court is satisfled after the a probe of |proper eviden has heen submitted iyor acted 5, the accused should be | At my re , further hearing, then the to the en-|said court may bind the accused | to the lover to the higher court on probable | assisi Assuming all the evidence disaster. |herein submitted in favor of the Orders (state to be true, yet no fair minded removal man can draw the inference that by . S While in British Navy—Dr. Abl- on been ' “HAIR-GROOM" the and quist Convention Delegate. — lls were of brick, wd {he cove pt the 1 Th misol and vas by The stet) fout Tales of shipping “before mast"” on British men of war merchantmen were told to mem- Jmiltte ‘ hers of the Kiwanis club at the l | | nexplained eetion with the ce of her Xe ights. did the ting furnished circumstar Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy Well-Groomed all Day “‘Halr a Gargle Asp for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat | A harmless and effective gargle hat, coat av has not been The body was | wise, but the dress sleeved affair in ¢ would have been likely Ditter winds on the way beach. Tt wes also pointed | at it would require exce va) 1 to wade ont to any depth in llow, iy water off the beach & heen establis absence likewise expl roof Berlin weekly meeting at the Burritt ho- tel today by Catgin Harry Haynes, head of the New Britain Credit Rating Burcau and former oflicer in the British navy. Captain Haynes told of of a DBritish sailor from the when he e years old, when!at any drugstore. & he says b future saflor must [ Millions wuse it \ make up his mind if he ever ex- |beeause it gives peets to become an oflicer, that natural ;‘ He told of the different condi- gloss and well- tions met by sailors in ports in Eu- | groomed effect rope, Asia, Australia and South [to the hair—that final touch to America and some amusing cus- |zood dress both in business and on toms of the various countries. |social occasions. Even stubbora, Tllustrating how small the world unruly of shampooed hair stays is Captain Haynes told of how he combed all day in any style you | picked up an actor who was like, “Hair-Groem" is greaseless; stranded in Melbourne, Australi lalso helps grow thick, Hfi was a banjo player seeking pas- wtruus hair. ed, -Giroom'* dignificd ombing cream hich costs only a few cents a jar cor is 1 w Appreciative Audience Listens 0 Musical Club Artists the ere 5 not of nsed Active members of the New Brit- |ain Musical club today are congratu- lating themselves upon the comple - |success of the free public concert given in the auc um of the sen- echool last night. The audi- 1ce was appreciative and accepted | the musical offerings wth manifes |tations of pleasure | program Included piano solos Miss Tlga Harvey, one of the achers in the high school The concert opened with a trio by fitt, played by Mrs. Emilie Andzu- plano; Howard Stearns, 1 M Margaret Per} xibility of the vas well illust formation of this and it was their first 4 public in ti musi workmanship nd the three v requirement of the se Stearns, onc of the of th gave x ferformance Joston frot Py *“The second portion of the Construction tis, ct] ar 1913 a spac d he tions about 16 two above | me vas covered in and the adja t end walls were re- 1 so that the completed stric- ture 5§ abont 244 feet in length. The roof covering over this short soction seems to have been coneret veteran : » same portion built in A H””'” On Febroary fth, Atlats i jeuting Attorney e I Paonrssa, Mayor of the ‘ ] Britain, to summon 1} partments of the city his offiee, in order ing might T ing t lon tween th mov of the G. Fox & Colnc HARTFORD, CONN. To Call Us Without Charge Call 3500 Still Arve Invest Martin Wilcoxson's Dea th | Yo Miss and M ull share in projecting pyrotechniof One of par vase 2ov: hat th ey I pr 1 in condue per Latham LS s dramatic colo 1 matter. given and he were famous addition quire: stringed artistic touch ndelgsohn analities departrer the . fallen o 1e 1pplicd by ) i oil of the “ordingly done. sucd to stop.the eause. MOTHER! - “California Fig Syrup” i Queen Victoria and Lydia Pinkham | In 1819, two bahies were born destine have reaching ibfluence. 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I 2, whith com Take th sules as 24 t, saf and persistent, surest Neuritis is pecial t No form Fermu YOu ge capsule YOUNG FELLOWS KERONRECEQIEIES] UST because we give them what doesn't may curitis or they want in fine Suits and give r Drug 6STR BACE Topcoats. Plenty of shap, swing and style—plenty of long- A COLD ( wearing woolens — and plenty of hand-tailoring to assure keen sat- of Suits and ] The Lent son is here and this is the Market to select ) Food. Some of the varieties we have to offer this week: isfaction. Of especial interest is one pleasing array R Probiem W aits Fxpert on Topcoats featured at SUITS TOPCOATS $30 to $60 $25 to $50 MEN'S CLOTHES SHOP — FIFTH FLOOR Has Traveled Morc Than 25.000 Malibut Confi Codfish melts Dutterfish Small Shad FTinnan Haddie Fillet Haddie Sword Salmon Miles Wil Re Speaher Long and Iriing Clams, I'ry and Stew Oyeters \lew Pritain Fish Market 70 CHYRCH ST, Opposite Herald, Telephone 3088 Open Until § p. m. Tharsday and Saturday “