New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1926, Page 1

News of the World gt By Associated Press NEW Tuuo) ‘proJireH BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For ety B - “qdaq APV ESTABLISHED 18 , yiqey ayeis 1001390000 NEW BRITA CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, JULY 1926.—EIGH! PRICE THREE CENTS SUBWAYS GUARDED |Startling Conditions Affecting AGAINST SABOTAGE | Health of Residents Discovered BY STRIKING MEN at Westwood Park in Plainville I. R T. Bending Efforts to| Prevent Any Possible Crip- | pling of Its Lines For Domestic Purposes Mingle, Causing Typhoid according pher, cesspools been use to findings of Dr. from the | eptdemiologi IS REPORTED AS YET torto mue ; gation was New York's Downtown Streets are homes , some be- | s investi of the local Jammaod With Automobiles—In- terborough Officials Deny Dissat- | e of ir too Claim | has callec t v en-| res yphold outbreak as the past been impos: iree ;ms\.bl' ire milk supp istaction Among Workers on Fle- vated Lines—Both Sides who we morning. v have Jlorable conditions were been proper se JUSE MEN TO Dr. Lanpher. states. 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Vanghan of Boston| University fo Come Here Both Sides Agree To Keep Names out of Gase—| JTAS HAD BRILLIANT CAREER Hearing Too Mercer” But Dozen Vessels Also Awalting Decis- fon Which, Given Today, Means of “Other Women” That American Vessels Are Sub. Judge Wearies of S j to Prohibition Taw Any- Ma: ctails yuple’s Domes or fany Details of Couple’s Domes- | Speaker of National Reputation Will =5 And: Are NotX 1B tic Life, Be Paid $3,600 For His Service Mythical “12 Mile T ythical “12 Mile Limit Newport, R >, port, R. 1 Pastor to Slnms And Exclusive N v Society Section tor “Back of Stock Yard Mrs. B her out F Mrs. Mead ¥ No 12 Mile Limit Million Stake 1< at To Come A Here Saturday fartford Man, Hurrying to Work, Crawls Under Train as It Starts choice dist ford ratiroad Philadelp! 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NewLondon 8.54 a.m. TIDES lime) 11.01 p.m. tenographer son to supply THE WEATHER Hartford, July S8—Forecast for New Britai and v: ‘nity: Fair tonight and probably Friday st |\ | to (Continued on Page Fourteen) Senator | would honon |issue. 'DIVERS, SEARCHING INSIDE S-a1, REPORT SEEING ABOUT DOZEN BODIES OF SAILORS EARLY SFTT[ER DIES One Is Seen Wedged AT AGE OF 80 YEARS Behind Machinery In Engine Room And Others Are In Tor- pedo Room—13 May Never Be Found. Eugene .\'ulli\'an Resident of This City Since 1861 Refitting of Undersea Craft, Which Cost Two and Half Million, Can Be Done for About $200,000. New York, July 8 who entered the of the U. S. submarine S-51 to- day reported that there were about twelve bodies inside the ip. One body was seen wedg- ed behind machinery in the en- gine room and others were re- wal\\l in the torpedo room. 13 May Be Lost If the divers’ estimate is cor- 1 |rect it means that the bodies of t |13 sailo washed from the hulk by the waves while it lay on the ocean bed off Block Island after being sunk by the \(mnmrut\ of Rome last Sep- N tember, ‘md will probably never HARTFORD LABOR MEN PLAN BIG CBLEBRATION j:er vy | Wi hen the collision occurred, Unions Will Stage Parade on Labor |there were 36 men on the S-51. ‘hree were saved and eight {bodies were recovered. Tt had been hoped that the remaining 5 bodies had stayed in the ymarine and could be re- med by the bereaved fam Divers battered hulk ter, Mrs, follow Cyril Day For First Time In Ten Years. » Hatches de by Ellsberg g part 1, that ft enter the torch PALLING PLANK KILLS &% i 2" o i NEW THEATER WORKMAN ' : Harry nee Through can enter iry dock Macaboy, Former Navy Man, Hunt or Bodies Tomorrow counted fi ed Succumbs to Injurics at Gen- . o wer eral Hospital. Ly Savan- ty of Rome, will Com. Young, nt of the navy 1 divers of the w rtain were still in $209.000 Tor Repairs can be done ub- of $2,- t would be zuided solely ons in rais- id. “We could p whatever bodies was on the to do that we would to cut open the That we did not 51 was ex- berg. He e surface It will be division of at Pittsburgh | work GOOLIDGE MAY AID to d rectit Pos- foree Mass. | crippl {and i Butler Says President sibly Will Take Part In Campaign. r, Mass William M. today ) who is July 8 Butler, con rring w tains with work President Co: here, tficers said the v the navy gray ine, painted blaek, » plainly. further is too early defeat of pro- | coy world court senators in other states | the Massa to discuss David ing tower became visible. This lis a curiously shaped entrance to the battery room, made by the fron prow if the City of Rome which cod the steel plates. Most of the crew slept the battery room ind it Is there they were supposed v to discuss Is- | to have been when the S-51 plunged at|to the bottom. no conn opponent of dinner here arranged by Massachusetts state ratic committee, He sald he is reac sues with his oppo |present he finds no opp (Continued on Page 16) 4 r