New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1926, Page 11

) NEW BRITAIN . GOVERNOR RALLIES TO DEFENSE OF 'FLASHES OF LIFE: MAN DESERTED MAN, 93, HELD ON 45 YEAR OLD WRIT 40 YEARS AGO NOW ASKS DIVORCE| sa'd he ha Dr. Edwin T, DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1 POLITICAL ADVERTISING S POLITICAL ADVERTISEMEN'T POLITICAL ADVERTISEMEN] POLINCAL ADVERTISEMENT & half-brother named | By the Associated Press, Osbaldeston who died New Jersey Executive ‘vm spent in summer buying rides on | Rome — Princess Marle of Bel- |inorry.go-rounds i o (A eaat oat 7 for his young - oe geveral years ago and may be the | Blum Iy ahead just now In a race |frignds, Not Permit ‘Extradition |nan soveit by Black. | of reportu concerning tho heart of e, vas constantly gettjng into | Crown Prince Hubert. The latest 15| Greenwlch - Mrs, Sldney Lanier of Aged Prisoner Ar- rested by 91 Year Old the accused man sald. Dr, Edwin T, Osbaldeston, he sald, was not only like himself in ap- pearance, but also carried a silver that Marle {s to visit the Itallan voyal family shortly and that tho engagement will be announced. eleeted honorary member of necticut branch of the League {American Pen Women, Previously there have been intima- | Sherifl', | plate in his skull from a bullet tlons that Princess Beatrico of | Willlmantic — Robert E. Swect | wound, | Spain might bo Italy's future of Ldgewood, R. I, protests against i, Dr. Osbaldeston wears a Crimean | qucen, constables in plajn clothes when ar- E war medal and fought as a Red | -— rested. , Asbury Park, N, J, March 20 (P)— | shirt under Garibaldl, He has n| London — The best known royal | iovernor A. Harry Moore, in u {sliver plate in his skull to cover a | bachelor is adapt at American | Storrs — Lists published at Con- tatement telephoned from Trenton, | ‘nnounced that he would not honor 11y extradition papers which might o presented to him for the return o Binghamton, N. Y., of Dr. Edwin . T. R. Osbaldeston, 93 year old rhysiclan and Chimean war veteran. | Dr. Osbaldeston was arrested on {5 vear old charges that he {s a | orse thief and an escaped prisoner. 'he arrest was made by Deputy sherift 8. Foster Black, of Binghain- on, No Y., who himself {s 91 years d. Dr. Osbaldeston today was deter- tined to fight 45 ye.r old charges \Plan of Campaign Includes Many : | Points of Attack at he {8 a horse thief and escaped | = risoner, and 91 year old accuser veputy Sheriff & I'oster Mlack, was | ually determined to see justice crved “as a warning to othgr peo- bullet wound received at the battle | slang. "Swell weather you keep up of Alma, | here,” the Prince of Wales told nd 27 | some Scots at Ayr recently when |honor students, | he stepped from his train to find | ] | o sleety gale, | New Haven — Yale baseball team | | — prepares for annual southern trip | | | New Haven, Conn. — The hand. Wedneslay. [;[]NfiRESS [;flNTR[“_ tle of Buffalo, star halfback. He is| N¢W Haven — Robert W. necticut Agricultural college show 21 | first grade 27 sccond grade | Fenton me for somest senfor at Yale is Eddio Cot- | aleo the most modest, Ireformed criminal. puts bl 1s and | e crime on poolrooms, dance Madrld — A daughter just ac. |0O!°EEers. quired by the Duke and ]mth"“i‘ £ Alba some day will have twenty grandeeships and 60 other titles. For a clean, straight, honest, business administration. An administration that will recognize no distinction of na- tionality, religion or class. An administration of DEEDS, not WORDS. CARDNER C. WELD does not seek te be Mayor to further Hartford Rev. Father M. Yarry, chaplain at state prison, Clupman’s body will not go to Yal “ays he will claim body if others > not. i 0d — Michael J. Burre- is sceking to divorce the | left him 40 years ago. Dupont, Washington, March 20 (P—Presl. | way, §* dential appointments, the Aluminum | Mrs. w of America, 1 which Secretary | | Mellon is a stockholder; the tariff Co. London — The eensor has refus 1 dor’t care f he Is 05 years old,” .\Ir. Black of his senlor by two “and 1 don't particularly care wat sentence he auy get if he is onvicted." “It's all nonsense, absolute non- vnge, but I have no grudge against hie old man,” says Dr, Osbaldeston who 18 still remarkably spry. “Ho means well. He thinks he is doing als dut He gave me an uncom- rortab no blanket and one drunk and two suspiclous eharacters for compan- . But T have no ill will against | Spent Night In Jail Dr. Oasbaldeston spent I'riday night : n the local lockup after Black had appeared with the musty warrant out of Broome cofinty files where | dormant for nearly half a cen- The memory of the priso 10 éscaped when hie was on duty, 4 rankled in the deputy sherif's niind more than four decades and n he saw a4 newspaper reeently of Dr. Osbaldeston, he la ted utely sure that 1 have night In that cold jail with | pleture | commisslon investigation and tax | reduction will be emphasized in the | democratic campaign to gain con- | trol of congress this fall. This was made clear in a state. | ment issued today by Clem Shaver, | chairman of the democratic national | committee, who asserted that congressional campaign is approach- | ing, with excellent outlook for gains 'an democratic ches." Criticizes President “The effort of the president to in. | imldate and coerce members of oards and commissions by asking | ‘fn- written reslgnations or prmnh.!m: commitments of the principles of B4 the ehalrman de- ution atto ascertain general had v hren expe in quiry Aluminum Co. of 12 to 1he a resolntion lon ent of pecial conn: nate contro} | com- n he | pointments is an astound- | itlaus in progecuting an | Jieenses to 15 plays out of 191 suh mitted to him so far this year. New York — Broadway's op\n\on Ashes” is the samo as Washing. | ton's and London's. It is thought | here and Lady Cathcart says she knows it {s bad, because she had littla experience {n playwriting, and anyhow It was rewritten too much o | Boston — Francis Ouimet is slug- ging a golf ball theso days into the | teeth of Cape Cod gales in prepara tion for blustery vv'nlrlo competition In Greut Britain for the U, A Oslo ~ Lincoln Ellsworth is g ting into shape for his aieship f over the pole with Amundsen restling - Lva Morrison of Pi 10 hopes to swim the . did a little traini aro! for Tos ton, ng ng by in the harbor Palm 37 minutes with the 2degrecs. Fho long Char paddling Sunday vater at st the !toduy when a squad of police, QUARTET ARRESTED IN BOSTON GARAGT T'our Boston Young Men Caught When FPolice Get Tip on Robbery . March 20 () — were arrested early re sponding to a report that burglars robbing a garage, raided the e, Two of the men, all of whom > Doston addresses, were ar- sted just as they were leaving the 1ge. Tho police opened fire on a third who escaped, threatened three Medford, M IFour young mer pede ns with a gun and was jater captured. A fourth was taken jfust ter he entered a taxicab. Two vonen who accompanied the m the police aud Ross ane ornelius D were Lrie O. r, Chris G. Ros: and stration pe of popul dAministration riff commission fon by the senate of a ve says, “back in 1 1 red hair, sandy mous 1 whiskers. He looks about © opt older. sbury park tlon resulting desk 1 at serving the | in an Osbaldestons jm. | NOW under way. ¢ promise CpRaE Vlack was insistent and the man was taken to tho jail for the | RN protesting his innocence. returned to Binghampton ends of Dr. Osbal 4 Saturday, The 1l spure, man with white and shaven under- lip, took to his bed yesterday to re ifter his excrtion in making the IllES FIGHTING atally Wounded in Sensational ; Battle in Newark- whiskers h er driving a distance investigation | could &wim with her 2. TUAI were to he arcaigned toduy s charged with breaking and «utoring i el SThey Silbo roindediUp and s S et ceei L TR S taught frades in the workhouse e " x‘vn ‘ Y 'vm o “”h th Washington, N. J., — ceoni on _wl a ]l\\lu, tre tsts have come here in the last s ,:,H;_"‘,n:,““{,”_‘\lr et i sithe nation’s | 4, e Dollca ¥ SUBHoNG | capital. Tha town has a wh I",‘.. ']'}’ chinta ahogenas | house, Lut the juctice of the peace | ened 4 racing an: w the men in ghborin 50 Leen ente lives there. d. New York - evolt night cluby > had contracted his Lhm',( wag for Wednesday, o'clock,—advt. explan- ges and ')’) V\ar tax. A \udr. charge of $2.60. Whe fought for lower water rates EALTEY Children in York | in dispute in court. | for the people? Quigley—advt ! Newark, N, Ly March 29 (D—Tn iy nt crime and that the in- i a running battle over a distance of | Johnson City, Tenn. — “If the!| 1ould be regarded as elosed, | several miles polics late last night |church mel p Nep ¢ park tadlied solidly to | chot and killed Francis Burn {or Joknson City would quit drinkin tha doctor's cause. 5. F. | Red Burns, escaped convict, A m»‘[w quor, the bootleggers would etarve | k and promins citizons v man and a civilian were wounded |to death,” decla el ey D viepared to urge Governor Moore | in the fight. Mare than a hundred | M. Roper, Baptist minister in af Niw ey 10 retuse extradition | shots wers fired at the car in which | his sermon here yesterday. By millions ended i ted to maks his cs- pucs g e S s e : and in 24 hours. y end headache and Charjes T, Cook, lawyer engaged | Christopher Galante, one of tho oo teakeand ly Dr. Os s, said | wounded, said the man who was kill- v : e hat § an old tele- | ed stepped into his and at the | c the patror (v"(“u 11 for e e T 2 {0 prov point of 2 pistol ordered him to drive { your t R P out of town. | R Al AR S B < slowed up at Elizabeth and Clinton he said the doctor was in the whare Traffic Officer Adirondacks near Plattsburgh and o was on duty. Tl elved a i ranger, secing he was to ba tt 1 over to the shot ( © in the leg . shot twice at hicld and drove down Elizabeth avenue. Thres licemen who heard the shooting chage in commandered antomobile riddling his car with their bullets, \ was stopped by the cr gates of the Lehigh Valley rail- d at Hillside. Here he w sur- ronnded and in the ensuing even bullet wounds. shortly afterwards beth General hospital. s Wenttlandt was wonund- thigh in the firing at the bad crossing. He was taken to vark City hospital where his con- red not serious. ‘I‘f’IASS. GOVERNOR AT SLAIN COP'S FUNERAL police pushe man, Tr. Oslalleston, man's" seofr. who s of recognit Wien You Catch Cold Pub on Musterole rand it gets Oft “alq wir on Or pneumon vith the in ples, nside iralyia, congestion { joint s, chiiblain: 19, $OTe mu ssted foet—co To Mothers: Musterolois also | made in milder fo _""’ Many State and City Officials Also bhahias and -1 | 3 Attend Services of Murdered 2's Musts erole 2 and tube:; hos- Bluecoat. Loston, March 29 (P—Governor Fuller and many state and city offi- cials attended funeral services for Patrol Frank J. Comeau, who and Killed by an automo- r district ces were o's Catholic church 1 interment was ry, where a squ post of the Ameri- a volley over the Retter than @ mustard placter AAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS s Be Better Looking—Take | Olive T ablets ! s a score of detectlves aided by constabulary continued the searel r the murderer. More than your skin is \P“(m—f‘«mp‘p‘m o ";0' oD i —tongue coated—appetite poor- ve a bad tast in your mouth you shouk oning since the shooting, and 1 but one had been releascd | Comesu, on the lookout for a stolen automobile, was shot by one | member of a party of three whose car he had stopped. The men min- gled in A crowd leaving a Lenten | service in u chureh nearby and cs | caped. CORNS chmmnmmp-lnlul corns, tender toes and pressure of tight shoes. 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