New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 2

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AWARDS 2465 CHLDREN HURT BY AUTOS 01 Thest, 108 Proved Facl in Conn. Dirring Year Platnville $10,432 Job Rebullding Street DiMarco Of Gets In Windsor Locks. Hartford, tracts for road improvements wero Motor ve. [awarded Saturday by the chil- |cut highway dspartment. Hartford, April 19 (P {hicles caused injurics to 2 |dren in Connecticut last yea announced by the st ate motor vehi- |imately i lcle department. Bhe injurles proy-|and the ed fatal to 108 of them, Spectal Ing. ports furnished to the education de-| Three other eautracts, | partments of Hartford and Stamford Ibids were recetved a short time ago, {show that 281 of the ehilgen were [will be awarded when statutory T milvs of new roadway, ‘Injurm i the foremer clty and 71 in fauirements in connection wigh the | {the latter IFollow, 13 "h‘. \‘.-’Y\' of the work have been miet, ppalling loss of (a list of awards lite in preventapls aceidents in the | Town of Windeor Locks, |United States, the import: wnce of | , reinforced concréte box cul- {safety education i apparent,” says vert and grading approachcs on a recommendation of the National South Main strect—A, DiMarco, Conference on Street and Highway Plainville, §1 Safety which i being widely dis-| Town of Ol seminated in Connecticut by of grading and appre Playground and ltrrrw.x'lur 1ssocia- (the Old Saybrook g tion of Ameri creation lead- |elimination—T. ¥, McLaughlin, ers are strongly urged to do every $53,614.265, thing in their power to co-oper: £ Middletown and Durham with the safety movement in 28,718 fcet of eight Inch reinforced playground program and in loeal pavement on the Middl stitutes for playground directors. | In support of ti |Charles A. Goody ]rmn to many people in Hartf ng for contributions to the ¥ nd R tion & ol authorities in sev hn\.zlnm of Connecticut are {hold of the problem fn e {the motor vehiela departmen 12 foot ybrook, 4, ch work S on the in- |concret Mre, has sent out lgg, ast Windsor, 0 reinforecd pavement on the cement ciation. mun- | Brook taking [gtr and Windham, -ineh reinforeed ment on -t road Johin 141.20. ns of Cha 316 feet of ng' its. co-operation. At the redi ot ment coneret li= school officials of Hartford (willimantic- lulnmn “u\d Stamford, the department sends | Arporio, 3 to each of those cities a monthl et statements ghowling all the accldents |to r-m! Iren to mo vehice in the previous mul‘ 1. | Thes ements include the - \lowing information: The date, mi hour, the location and the accident, the extent of the injury, and Inr 1 identity and age of the vietim. ek b information enables the au mrl’l». to. oncentrate thelr _pkeautionary New Yorker Shot {0 Death by’ measures in large «l(”nu on the lo- v £ rm-I 'mul g shown to be the H Faons 1o claren, Rival Gunmen ch l'\l!\l) were injn 2 bieles last vear in Bridge- 19 (@ New Haven, 183 in New Britain, d 59 in “"" April A girl Vaterbu in Mer! CREW OF SEVEN - RESCUED AT SEA 515 one gsicr enother whims; Lter gunmen v London, feud between ty at has now ta 2 | French “Max enth between him the A woman called Criak g to the ontside his, rest: rd strect, twg, opened the door hoard th fanta of the 1l missed margin ¢ Fread L he Denita tola @1l of the Atlanta. cant an aimost ines of { arted. There jrony n Goldne st Friday he obtain- v directing the il gh hours of Sunday of 1o nt to ves doubted d bave bheen killed ce. Four Killed When Tr: Hits Auto at Rochester e e — — SURVIVAT FITTEST oy e : THI { . tothers, Do This= When the Children Cough, Rub '»: usterole on Throatsand Chests No telling how soon the sympton develop into croup, you're glad Mustercle at I t relief, It does not h"lfl aid, Musterole is excellent <1 nds of mothers knowsit. d keep a jar tis the remedy f ) lieves sore throat, bronchitis, ,va“(h neck, asthma, neuraly he, congestion, pleurisy, mbago. , sore muscles eet and colds of th ent pneumol ToM thers Musterole is nho *vada in milder form for and sm: 'l " children. . xldrtn Tustercle. YOU WILT AT THE NI WEDNUSDAY 1IND OUY W PALA) & THURSDAY g Better than a mastard plarter FIVE ROAD CONTRACTS | April 19 P—At a cost | of approximately $450,000, five con- | Connecti- | The work ! it 1s lyolves the construction of epprox-| semoval of one gradc cross- | tor which | feot | & Sons, Inc.,eMiddletown, 8214,640. feet | e |and the de! #ide transferred | to | vie- | and aches of | hand by Azerkane, “We desire to {live in peace and security., 'We have taken cognizance of the basic terms ffered by France and Spain and*are convinced that peace is possible g "nnm sslons are made by all. (The word “all" was underiined.) We ourselves have declded to make all concessions possible, providing they do not injure our reasonable righls"' | Mohammed Aserkane rely |shrugged his shoulders when sked why he had underlined "’Ill" RIFFS GIVEN THREE DAYS MORE TO ACCEPT OR REJECT PEACE PROPOSAL e e ! olgected to, ed demand that alone be Return to Consult Leaders —Delegates Rult but 1 S reside In Terms With French Areufi h offic | | firm nor deny this. pectacular Appearing is that the negotiations lave Young Men,’ This was Spain's alleg Abd-el-Krim not reed to depart from the nt “-- be net mitted ny Moslen sources ne Al they admit been |a Discussing |y Returns go Abd-El-Krim | Taourirt, IFrench Morocco, 10 (A—1addou Ben Hannou, [third Riffian delegate to the n pes conference, left Carguist n a Krengh alrplane this | morning. He PI“MCM\ Nentral obgervers are of tha be {1ief that the Riif Giants Dashingly u“l the conference at Camp Jier- . @ aux animated with peaceful inten- Garhed' ‘!m.fl and prepared to make . | honorable concession, | |broken off for three days. i | i April the Mor- n Aelegates entor- and yeca " every le The French also are sald to have ) [been outspoken in thelr desire for Cudjda, Morocco, April 1§ (P — Ipeaga, The highest offictal here, from |4 Whether there shall be peace or a |General Simon, the chlef Freneh (& 09, oF continuation of the warfage fn Mor. |delegate down, are declared many [Submitted by the French and Span-| occo will b declded within the negt |times to have experssed an earnect 15h delegates at, the mecting thres days. The first meeting of the |Wish tg bring the Woodshed {n |Yesterday at camp Berteaux. Vranco-Spanisi® and Riffian dele- |Moroceo to an end, Tt was o gates in preliminary pourparlers to [plained today in unofficlal hut we Discass Rifflan Sftuation ; ttle upon the terms for an armis- |Informed cidies that the extremely April tice was held yesterd at Camp |bitter anlmosity between the Sp ssed the Moroccan situ- | [ Berteaux, but ended In completo dis- |iards and the Rifflany thwarted an afjon this forenoon with Count | ment. he three members of |armistice yesterday and m - Quinones De Leon, the Spanish am- tiftian delegation—all standing {mately bring about a faflure of the {agsador, War Minister Palnleve; | well above six feet, dressed in whity ‘N\hw'“! peace negotiations. ] ceg, resldent-gencral of flowing robes and Moroceo, and Marshall Pe- turhans—declined to 1e also recelved M. De Fleu- I'rench ambassador to Grgat L RO - |Briand Anxious Tor Peace ior to going to camp fohammed Azerkane in cluglve itement to the A Press gald his desire for peace |very &een and that he hoped ©Tronch and Spanish governments uld assigt in the realization of the tions of the Riffians. vance seven kilomet L military guarantee o 50 ohjected to the co-8panish propogl for the exch of prisoners £ Mohammed A % of Abd-El-Krim, represe the Riffian war lord; a youthful | |giant, Caid At Cheddi, spoke on tbehalf of th eni Mithoua tribe third delegate for U Return by Afrplane After a long discussion, cratiure of 90 degrees Fahr dn the shade, the Riffians were en three days in which they Ight definitely accept or reject the {terms offered. They were permitted [to return to the Riff region by air |plans to consult with their respec- | “l\n leaders, Meanwhile the proposed conference which was to have opened here today has boen postp (ed without date. The optimists ar lof the bellef that the postponement 18 temporary; the pessimists alr hear the crack of rifles along, th Atlag range and in the Q a valley, Ald-el-Krim, whom both France and Spain refuse formally to | recogni at ranf or a p I negotiator, held fate of 3 country, ERPJIUS cannot help ) co in his hand. T'pon hi reision | get regnlts hedanse its formuia to jeet the terme of the |built on scientific lines. Think Spar taken to him |over for yourself. The julce: | by his delegate inges war or peace. bsclected herbs combined with pure Still Ancther Objection and healing glycerine. There is not addition to tha:refusal bit ol in ERBIUS, he militar ohol Is a irritant in many discases 4 ghould not be taken. 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A costly extra 45-minute pro- cess—toasting—develops the hidden flavors ofy the world’s finest tobaccos. because its toasted that’s why “Luckies” taste so good with & mutual des | difficulties | sur- | for |pital as a result of injurics received |, |into which kerosene had been pour- s o seek Instructions from |€d exploded duiring a birthday ‘l-lt- -Krim the Rifflan chief, as to {bration. vefusal of the terms |Were hurt so serlously that ph Jhield While three others received Itnjuries, 10 (P — Sremier makers, Farlier, another fire, originating at a “moonshine party” in a rooming house on Nopth Dearborn street, ad- Jacent to the arlstocratic Gold Coart, SEVEN KILLED IN FIRES IN GRICAGO 2 ol firemgn, Federal and®clty officluly, 19 Others [mum[ in Week End‘“ .” A Jullu’:u ataion Blazes among its tenants a number of nar- cotle addicts who fought firemen Chicago, April 19 (A—=8aven per- who attempted to save them, sons met death and 19 were injured The seventh vietim was Georza {Monr, a fire department lleutenant, here in a series of Sunday fires and | fire accidents, who was killed {n a terrific crash bo. 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