New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY STRIRE SITATION—SUUES FOR SERVICE Efforts to Restore Peace in Plsu.lc{ HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926 NEWINGTON NEWS | e POLICE CAPTURE HNIFING SUSI’EDT Believe They Have Man Who Terrorized Back Bay Eoston, day are holding for possible {denii- Tication a man whom they th-.v' may be Boston's “Polite” assailant who stabbed two women church | ers in the {; ionable Back Bay district last Sunday 10 a least two ot~ operators. | s r from the ¢ policemen who w torckeepers who e of the attacks summoned ved him | police found a pair of sharp-pointed sci: gors and a emall vick and pliers. o suspect told his cap- was looking 1, but authorities point- e was well after (hati His :rnwfl de tally with t tt Saltonstall Tucker- prm\npm 1'0 was as " fled leaving his vic- medical ald. Florence .2 Beacon street physi attacked within a h rman, {s recovering but from the n ous shock. March 11 (#—Police m‘ th Continue as Leaders Try to Re- inforce Ranks, Passaie, N. J, March 11 (?\-—E' torts to rulora peace to the wool mill district where about 13, '\4 hands are on strike or locked out and attempts to extend the strike to &llk mills in Paterson are under- way. A committee of ministers in Pa fale will meet tomorrow with strike leaders to hear their side of the tie- up and to investigate charges that the strike leaders are ‘bolshevists and. communists" as made by the to hear the mill owner's side in an effort to find solution, Meanwhile Aubert Weisbord, chairman of the united front com mittes has written to the Assoclated say they | Sllk Workers of Paterson suggesting that the workers that territory. Prosecutor Hart of Bergen coun- ty has announced that mass and be organized in | group picketing would not be allow- ed in Bergen county, Several inter. preters will accompany detectives at { Lodi to report any seditious utter. ances, the prosecutor said. Captaifi_ fi"ilkins Plans To Start on March 21 Captain George H. Wilkins of an arctic airplane expedition, an- nounced ¥ |from Fairbanks March 21. dicted he will be in month after a filght over the arctio stes from Point Barrow, Alaska, to Spitzbergen Two airplanes for the exterprise | {have been assembled here. One, a ¢, was complet- 2 g three engine ne has just been finished He pre- ‘IA]'((' ONT IMPROVES &tories to ll‘usn of 2 and. Mrs. Tuckerma toldzpolic L mher were either on their or from church servic 1 no greater signif than the theory that hours few person: THE ULTRA- MIFR(‘") 0PE DPevelopment of New Technigue in ftz Use Reveals New Details in trneture of Metals ment of a (Pi—De- new technique in th details in the r before seen by the hu- trueture of - | Marconi, . 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