New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 16

16 MARSHALL SLATED 10 TAKE STAND Accused Philadelphian May De- scribe Murder Plot Philadelphia, March 18 (# 1. Marshall give his version of the Anna May Dietrich fre stand at his trial on the cb murder in the first degrec in tion with her death The prosccution annon would closo it was prepared t slay m the slon of 1 Willlam 8. Wads th coroner of stand ourned yesterd Marshall, whos have been e commony first witness his the first confession placed ult] utho o Whe Dietric his o that he had dism and distributed the p skirts of the city to He admitted in th was given to the Phi thorities, that he bad choked t vear old milliner to death during a \narrel, had severed her and legs with 2 hac 1sed in shaving 1 taken the parts to Delaware county his motor car the clared was ar had cc during his nbere ydelphia next day posing tions to his am Wenlek, ¢ iy Abra ingel for the I 11d wttempt to estal t Lo fessions were obtained by intimida- tion The defense p witnesses for test ns to call ab ony and number of eharacter wi Dr. William . Wads fying, said that cor had not taken choked and 1o draw her pla her blood. Toughest of Old Hang-On Coughs Go hoy to do man's ough syrups cough, but when along stubborn Why send a ork? 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It penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness Musterole i made with oil of mu quick relie( fr tonsillitis, crou neuralgia, heada ntment muscle colds on the for ins! s ToMothers: Musteroleis also made in milder form tor babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. hos- chest, N Growth and Sirength | In Baby Chicks Sold end C Stantey Gr. & ( i | ) con- Diinatiren | towards the | with | NEW ———————————— e OPENING CAMPAIGN Continued from First Page.) riflente — | coroner [ phy county 1 wtion by Wernick, counsel for | and his stutement startiod the court room however, that | nt cause for the issuance | “compression ot | death ce lege ) T lost $10.000 raising potatoes, 1f 1 1do by Mars lost that much in my six ye 1l suid | il woman bt » threatened to to M day testi most lim he ( blood the night orts toward pre ratory 1o dJise rir it the next day fenieli Bl LL 4 !'sald the thre Dr. Wadsworth bas his opinion | i |through an examinatton ¢ extinet ! \‘m; n chosen 1o battle for a vacaney o8 8% “ '¢ 1speaker told his hearers t loh&H ]‘ “ ¢ \““‘ ": litlsm might be used in the s i R S o him that {60 one of these three men, but who- - rich had taken a breath cver was chosen he was at lea i “"" ery had severed. | jfed, According to the former mayor letrich died Pois politiclans did not like this method in mistake, wa lefense | 1 it was abandoned to give them forward this afternoon, | greater free In outlining tho defense, - | what he thinks of the department, Wernick, counsel for Ma and if he is not afraid of sald there were two will tell you the condition t ropractic office in" the candidate said. Marshall's ch Likes Weld Personally. the three adminlstrations following me have increased the debt two and | wife, |2 halt million dollars, which s the successful istration indidate Quigley told of his ef- bringing about police departme best men de civil . Ho The At favor- 1 tion been from the dom. “Ask any policeman ham no; the ness Tells of Alleged Miss Dietrich called. One co lauded Gardner Weld the deadly drug by mist: would z00d soldicr, hut Inexpe to dismember woman's death. lc of the man he will ive to gub- administration no streets were paved believed the thoroughfares will and s which are permanent Fire De Deal Bonds fssued year in and year oit, | poison and the other salts. Shel e ed to take the | for the republican ion, as a *‘good, clean Murshall, fear blamed for her declded [in elvie matters.” He declared th r body and distri- hite o0d pe 1l qualifica- it to hide t —_— | ordinate himself to the tion, Im 1] M ‘The speaker sald that during his WHITEY” FRIEDMAN IS [on a bond issue and that he discour- OROSS QUESTIONED e ans atiemi todo s becane | e | S | be worn out bafore the debt is paid. | Bethel Arson Case Continues—Wit- | He favored the building of schools | improvements, by the issuance of | bonds. Bridgeport, Gonne aceording to Mr. Quigley, will have i1 by someone gome time, “Whi York acc 15 man, I'rc ire of the needs of New former gov Rritain. “It will take $200,000 to put who is on trial be- [ New Britaln streets in shape,” the n W, Banks cha speaker declared. subjected to a long Attacks School Board. nination this fore- | Discussing the school board and Homer §. policies, he saidgthe board should Mirel | Abraham " | New user of Cha manufacturer, and went tax offic fore Judge Jo with arson, fand searching ¢ 100n by mi Attorney Cum- I'riedman was organ: the | and 36,000 a | Commonwealth Guard Service com- | present pany, New York, and he said his | $20,000 husiness was protecting open shops | schools 1zainst union interference, He said a with evident pride that he | ways broken a strike by *out- | walking a half a mile to school. | smarting” unions, not with| He declared that the Washington bribes, as is the eruder method of | school &hould have been built for less st but solely by | one-third the cost. He denounced the hoard's policy, declaring that it ent $1,000,000 to build hen it should have spent much less | for several smaller schools at an ap- But proximate cost of $50,000., member of the | He spoke of the new fire station tn gang. the north end of the city, declaring n has alleged, hired | that it should be built much further angements for the |OUt, and not as a ‘“cathedral-like burning of his Bethel plant so fhat | Structu but rather a place to he might colleet Insurance to tide | house the apparatus and to take care r a dull business season. He | Of the firemen. He estimated the cost was promised $3,000 hut got only |Of this should be about §15,000 | $1.450 said | rather than the $30,000 asked by the ! fire. board room {inst system of spending about a room. He favored smaller in several districts rather largo magnificent structure er of had al- the Lead work dman ceessful, admitted he a “Kid Dropper™ Kaplan, who was shot dead by member of a rival pang in 1 | denied | “Kid Dropper” Irost, Fricdm nim a fricnd of gangster e was a him during his term of office. the ex-mayor declarcd becanse e turned men from office for hetter qualified officials, regardless of th political affiliations, but he wantcd the best possible men for the posl Itions and will continue to / follo |that policy. if elected, he promis : Promises Clean Campaign .| He said Mayor Paoncssa was of drive. fyigh ek ter, but there lie Amerfean things in his administration which has called off the luncheon [he intended to attack. Ile heduled to be held in the conduet a campaign that won xt Monday. Chairman Rod- [clean and would be devoid of man Chamberlain Arthur Petts SHnging” he promiscd. ve already sent out notiees to the; 1IN an open discussion Legion members for the first of the (10Wed M. C. Lewitt said e wathering conference this |1ke Quigley while he was out to ut “appreeiates nunity drive The Legion o 1t inas ind Wo! be a purpose to haye the same day on Cooperates With Community Drive and Sets Date Tor Get-To- ‘ther For March 3 ting on the s Community wer dy-Glover Post of on oor but at a him Others who took part sssion were Olfver ch as Lddy-Glover |Volek, and W. B X of |tical manager, who mads | h at the conclusion them TN rted on Is de- pointe com welfare worl dire both con- | affairs | BRITAIN rned | esent tax rate is not adequate | 1 of the| DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1926. City Items AT Grange will hold | s reg Iulur wecting Saturday evenlog at » gL 0P 0 U AT t and | A lunc second degreey good time at the Drum Corps | Midd Armory, luy, March 20,—advt pt delivery on 19, Stanley Svea wn Sutu Standard every de Hard Coa Grain - and Ihomas J sistrar Smith has r brief 1l the e betical a 1 his duties after a Prompt 1. 410, | Conl Co.—advt Court Columba, No. 27 D, of America, will meet at Judd's hall tonight at 7:30 o'cldck cral candidates will he initiated. | | ompt delive on llard € | Tel. 410, Stanley Svea Grain Coal Co.—advt Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1. Feld- man of 72 Monroe street have re i om New York where they yent several days. A Nash Co., suit or $2 T. I, MeCabe, Agent, 49 Walnut 8t . 454.—advt Big Drum Corps Dance, Middle town Armory, Mareh 20, Who's to win tonight at 1 ino Ander: Hard Grain and lelivery on Stanley Svea Catholie Phone and Closing ti in sam Topeont CLASSIFICS Saturday, BURIAL 1.C EATH NO' T8 RAL AND anol is INATLS AN Teller & £ Advt AL AUTO AND 1—AUTOS ANL 10— AUTOMORIL ol alleys on or Toller itting pins on the irt and Anderson and both artists in this line. Anderson would rather beat Teller Teller feels the Jddie.—~Tonight at the abont Advt Moriden says there's nothing to it bhetween Teller and Anderson-—-Wh | does New Britain say? Watch them 1 ORCYCE tonight.—Advt, Laurel Court, 0. of A, a soclal Triday lo'clock, Supper 16:30 o'clock hold will afternoon, at will be served at with Mrs. Blanche Goodwin as hostess. Th 4 meeting will open | with a social foll A new line of ¢ nopu French 1 (S IRReh |4 R R S ELUNBING | 5—PRI 51=--PROFE s | \ that would necessitate the children's | || Garber Brothers schools | 3 | - $ T0 L —CATTLE A . City Advertisements | G Proposals will he received by the Board of Water Commission- lers at their Room City Hall, New Britain, Conn., until 12.00 Noc andard ‘Time, Monday, April A Resls 5, for laying approximately 4 1HES feet of 12 inch t Iron Water | 67— WANTED Mains in Dllis, East and Stanley BEAL reetg, under Contract * s 8,260 —APARTMEN t of 12 inch Cast Iron Water Mains in Bast street, under Contract “K" and 4,300 feet of 12 inch |Iron Water Mains In East Main street and Newington avenue under |Contract *L | The Board {Tron Pipe, |quired. | Proposals and ceured at the above e City or Board the any or all bids, or to bid, wl r lows hould the B deem it to best interests of the City | ROOMS, BO Britain §5—1IOTE g | so—rOOMS cr Commissioners, | a0 10aMS Clerk, { s1—nac ams, City Engineer —MACHT #5—MERCIHANI 30 —PARM FOR —HOURES 1°¢ Ti—WANTED: will Specials furnish all and Valves, Specifications may office, reserves For ANI O'Brien For | TED—1 Classified r-to-read alpha- 925 1B M ANNOUNCY DIRF FOUND , o A. lence, 61 W ( LEXINGTON 11—AUTO PART L & PRIVATE F—FOOTWEAR ZGOOD THINGS TO EAT —MUSICAL INSTRUME! ARTICLE FSTATE PLACES FOR ¥ —WAREHOUS} { SAL ESTATE ATE RE TO DINE YOUR [ 1HE HERALD :r_mm_b—l SERVICE ’ “WANT ADS” Altg Alphabetically Arranged For Quick Whitu |PRIaE & " JE Main 8t )s and Trucks For Sale ¥ Autos VETT—~Bales & Bervice & Jowett Co., 319 Eant 2810, ore Pa Phone Charga Propata ||| 10 09 o motor Cherry Below is a list of the S daye L ) 0y |f| WIILYERNTGHT Headings in 1y use on the o . M A n 80 50 n Page. Note Ratos Upon Application 6 words to a line, 14 lines to an inch, Minimum § ‘e, 3 lines, Minimumn Book Charge, 35 ce No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M for Classified Page on Sumne Day. Bat.|{| !¢ s tixa of cou Ads Accepted Over the Telephone ||| _Av¢ Churel, | DODGE terlos rrangement, Albro Motor Bales Co.. Phone 260 AND OVBRLAND= Sale_sand Mervice, 121 §t. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor' Rudolph. _Phone 2081-3 T 10e3—with 1938 h Totor, W tires, A<l condition, Telephone curs. t conditlon bil L Bt. Phon N CarT Fale, now bt In good condition. Moving out ntry. Ae 93 Rockwell A_flaor Tnquire Chabot, for convenlence of customers, Call|||FORD 925 Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator, ||| conditi Your Ad To inge ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monumen 1 BURIAL VAULTS--Concrete steel rein me for insertion e day’s paper | | Rudaip | b Iy Maxwell coupe In guod condition Ford sedan, Ford 1925 1-ton truck, 1924 Willyse Tor sate, i good 3486-J 27024, 21924 Ford four- 2.1924 Overland tourings, 1923 ives AN, 16 night touring ‘Time payments ph'e Gnrage, 121 Cherry 8t Phone Salerroom 6 Main 6t Phone DER THE PLEDGE FOUND ON ANOTHER PAGE, TERMS TO AUTOMOTIVE —— and Truck For Sale 9 A PARTIAL LIST OF OUR RECONDI- | FFUDERARER WOTOR CATIE Bales 880 | 110NBD USED CARS WHICH COME UN- Borvicw, Areh Bt STUDEBAKER USED CAR Epec, 6 touring. Lt. 6 touring. Spoc. 6 coach. Overland sedan, Big 6 touring. Ford sedan, Bulck sedan. Hupmoblle touring. Hupmoblle touring. SUIT BUYER ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO, forced; water-proof, hermetically sealed AT N Vault Co, Phone 647-15, uick NEW BRITAIN=Monumenta) works, 123 Oak 8t Monuments of all elzes aud | doecriptions, Carving end lettor cutting our_specialty. Florists 138 ATION HEADINGS Colen, Conn, MENTS MONUMLENTS STON FER andelll's Phone T, TICE SOy al_work and “TORS iinger's Greenho! cellent touring, sexington d. CEXTNGTON-§ brougham condition, paint and upholstery are ex- N§ TOR _QUICI 4-pass, coup: $450. 1 rolet 1025 Chevrolot coupe, §468. monstrators. 1925 Hudson $426, 1924 Oldsmobile sedan, Fords, all model Aaron G. Inc, 186 Park 8t, Hartford, Open_ovenings Daerenger in firet cla 226 ARCH In late $000, all Tate 1923 mechanica) . brand new cords 1 epare G Main 6t Phone 2218 Lbie L, Bpeciallzing on_funeral work | ute M TOMOBILES 's Greenhouse, 517 Church TRUC AC FLOW ~tulips, hyacinths and ) TRUCKS TOR § e, Flower Garden Greenhouse FOR "HANGY Stanley £t. Phone $82 AN Lost and Found Bence, aftor ( LE 35 AND BICYCLES 1$-BICYCLES WANTED N§ — REPAIRING ntalning have 1 28 Dr. Macln. i 1t , Wed - T i 1y vour flims_here Arcado_ Studio, AUTOMOTIVE ] ¥ock of filme, . KINDS and get a camera INT ATTOR: RUCKING, PAPER 1A HEAT'G, MET 193 i Trades § | SPECIAT condition reas BUICK USED CAR DEPT, And 4 eport_model, Min. an sz, b passenger touring car ghly reconditioned and newl: 4 Siz wire wheels and good tirer and terme coneidered O. A o Fond all 2293-3 P m 24 Bulck Brougnam. 23 Bulck touring. 20 Studebaker redan, 1821 Studebaker touring. 1924 Chevrolet touring. 24 Maxwel) touring 3 good Ford coupes. CAPITOL BUICK CO., ARCH ST. PHONB 2607, 47 MA 139 ARCH ST, ST, PIONE 200, BIG REDUCTION~ modeal used cars, from $250 to reconditioned and ready for the rond. Several good buye at $100 cash, THE HONETMAN AUTO BALES CO., FPHONE 2048, GOOD VALUB FORD USED CARS AT YOUR OWN TERMB ALL STYLES TRCM $25 TO $400 BEE MR. GORSELIN, BLMER AUTO CO., IN ST PHONE 1613, R ERY Auto_and Truck Ager | ACME TRU Sales and son Motor Bales 171 8outh Phone_§70. BUICK MOTOR CAI'S—6aler and Bervice | Capita) Bulck Co. 193 Arch 8t Phone | | CHEVROLET MOTOR GARS—Sier v | service, Superlor Auto Company, 113 flrrhjt Phone 211, | CHRYSLER. and 6. Sales and service. Bennett Motor Sales, 250 Arch 8t. Phone 2962 DODGE BROTHERS8—Bales and eervice { 8 & F Motor 8ales Corp,, 166 EIm Et. corner_Franklin. _Phone 731, FORD CARS _a&nd _ TRUCKB—TFordion tractor, Bales and eervice. Genuine parts and accessories. Automotive Bales ORTUNITIES ._248_Blm. _ Phone 2701 STOCKS, BONDS | FRANKLIN CARS—The car for 10 years. D Saler and Bervice, 453 West Malp Bt BORROW Tel. 3638, VE STOCK HUPMOBILE & AND 8 CYLINDERS = ice Etation D SWINE rd Ave. A. M. Paonessa Pros, Also the Domijan Motor Ci Cor, of Broad and High Sts. CADILLAC & Service. Laeh | Motor Co. Concern.” West Main, corner_Lincoin_street, LEXINGTON, OAKLAND AND GRAY— “are. Sales and Service, Hardware City 6 Elm 8t. Phone 2724, | CEXINGTON—Oakiana _and Gray. High | grade motor care. Sales and eervice C. A Bence, 61 Main 8t Phone 221 | CEXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Care. Sales ani Service. Hardwaie City Motor Co., 6 EIm §t. Phone 272 | | OLDSMOBILD MOTOR CARS—"The Re- | | fined 8ix.'" 8mith Motor Sales, 100 West _Main St Phono 2300. | NASH—motor cars. See the new line Bales and Service. Q. Hawker, 6§ Elm_Street. Phone 2 REO MOTOR CARS anc trucks, Kenne M. Searle & Co. Bales and Service; cor Elm and Park Phone 2110. Local agents for Gabriel Snubbere. For Sale NEW TWO-FAMILY HOUSE Building Lots, Single or in Groups ies 8| Service, Bric. Main 8t TIONAL U B CouRss OPEN INSTRUCTORS RUCTOLRS 1921 1823 1924 1924 1022 MANY FRE DS, PLANTS LOTHING TOOLS ISE STORES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY TO BUY FOR RENT TS & TENEM M AND OFFIC RENT i RENT, ¢ STORAGE RENT ATE FOR BALE ESTATE PROPERTY The Dyson Land Co. 581 West Main Street Phone 515 B 30 T VOR JARD AND HOTELS OPEN @ RENT ) BOAR IME CIL RS ¥ HOUSEKEEPING HOME BUILDERS 30ARD OR LODGING ion lunch ide of which | are expected, will make how to Legionnaires Business matfers will bo 1t ound table 1 act as & 5 to the post in monthly ed, there- to play ifouno THIS KANGAROO. more timr at th Prominent Danbury Hat Industry Man Passe | Annual Ladies’ Night At Stanley Church 1 A the Be THEN Y‘DO) Y REMOVE | TONSILS * has By XRAY ) of DR CA?\/EQ’J f the | P R Special Notice N BOULEVARD 235 CONN, OPEN ATTENTION~— CHEVROLET OFFER NOW AND SAVE MONEY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK 1924 CHEVROLET TOURING, HEVROLET TOURIN 1923 “HEVROLET TOURING. "HEVROLET COUPE FORD COUPE, FORD ROADS TORD TUDOR § OLDSMOBIL] c FORD TOURIN st FORD ROADS DUR. W 1925 A EMALL OF TH 126-127 C| E ABOVE GARS FOR USED CAR DEPT, A FEW D VALUES, FORD SEDAN, OVERLAND TOURING, FORD SEDA! CHEVROLET ROADSTER. STUDEBAKER COUPE, CHEVROLET % TON TRUCK LIKE NEW. WILL HOLD ANY You, DEPOSIT 'PERIOR AUTO HURCH ST, co., PHONE 211, STAR TOURING, REO SEDAN, DISC WHEELS, CLEVELAND COACH, STUTZ TOURING. HAND BPRING OTHE TO SELECT FROM. IE STORAGE TILL SPRING. rok DEPOSI TERMS ARRANGED CHASE, CHEVROLET ¢ AUTOMODILE ST HARTIORD BLYD. PHONE L. S TILL 9. state o Beyer of t DEPT. lstrict, m AGO PAINT. 00D AND GENERAL LT AND SATTERIES MENT. detern Brit DAY WRITTEN GUARANTEB WITH EACH CAR. TERMS, EVENINGS TILL § O'CL the penden & thi clru iposting a TH M. SEAT L & CO, sald dietr: parties In CLM & PARK STS. EST AT CENT FROM THE TIME O] of March A. D. forenoo, and t time and p NASH USED CAR DEPT. WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGH GRADR LATE MODEL RENEWED CARS ON FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, OR DEPOSITS ACCEPTED ON CARS FUTURB DELIVERY. OUR T MONEY DRAWS INTER THE RATE OF &I A G. NASH AND AJAX. PHONE HAWKER 2466, { T_ORDER OF NOTICE, OF WEARING Berlin, es; P A, D, f Rudo he town of N nor. Court, 1935 of Harrl as guardian she m A and empo: o soll and nined in, In s t the 4 dis Probate Offico, ut '8 o'clock fa be' given of fd application and e 0f hearing th © in come now latlon in said distriet, ropy of thia order on slgn-post In the town of New Britaln, {n et, and o & notico to ail of this order, llh\u Court BE: of FINEY, Judge, NOW,ERRL YU MUST STAY WITH [Miss M€ LTee [CANGAR0O,BUT AFTER ALL WS PLAcE (S WITH WIS MAMA- Copyright, P: L. Cresby, 1826, Jekasen Features, fne. By PERCY CROSBY Brave Words from Ashur POSSIBLE INYOUR HUSBANDS CASE. YES, BUT YOU SEE ASHURS TONSILS ARE OF THE Y'DONE ASHURS o SOFT POLYPUS VARIETY.- BY XRAY DIDNTCHA? VHEREAS YOURS ARE WHAT 15 KNOWN AS L e e SR