New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1926, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 99 QR PREMBER oton — mford spir- FLORIDA DEATH LIST OFFICIALLY CHECKED wued from First Page) FORT LAUDERDALE ™z s ¥, VIRTUALLY RUNED - Once Thriving Community Now But Wreckage " oday P H Hoy rrison Mrs. Ella, 42, er e\ oo M s oy Hoskins Hc I'rank, Owensboro, Liverty Ky. ston, Sam, City, Marti Dorc Hialeah. Little River., . Hialeah, formerly io. Hialeah Ky . Hialeah. H. ribs Mrs, der, Mrs. | toot 1 L. Dozier, Hiale frac Helen Ely, fractured Johr rison, Hiale frac Gentry, broken finger and , glass throu, h hand injured mon City odson, ¢ Mary tured ribs Frances Greeb fes. i1 Godr Goodson, leg fractured, in- d shoul ary-treas- | 15 months years old. floated in groes. | South 18, Coral Miami Gables Ter- ant 34, Hialeah. hildren, Miami 1 ms Crawley rort 1 Hollywood; rdale; M redale; W two children, M o Lauderdale Walter Martin, M rores. Victoria. Meddow, negro. Hollywood. cah , about 40; Y. Atlant 42, Alma T Mrs. Yort La obinson on, Fort Tillman and Robert infants_and wool. 1 1 Holly sawyer, body nd on old cans Isadore, Jul Miami West Point Examinatinns“ Are Set for October 23 Hartford, Conn., Sept (P—Ex two va ed militar: Point one v 3 h. Frank A., , Hialeah. Fred “mith, Jennie, 40, Hialeah. , Biscayne Park John, £ 1wartz, anid U West naval Feld 1 erland, 28, ne Hialeah; o th volved in troul body be used f will se post Saturday exat ay from 1 he testi- knocked not strike her, his was hi was 30 years old rge, Ojus, negro. -, Seaboard Iark. negro J., Biscay ngton, Iow at 8 o'c L by Uongressman E. competitive exa Point vacancy open to all boys in Hartford between the ages of 17 and examination for Annapolis the county be- telephone » stand and hook, flast shington, Whitehu Wind | Winneberg, D. A. | Park; formerly of Burl Vinslow, Hattie M. Woodall, John, Seaboard Twe e unidentified iver re light | | g0 | ennounced toc Hart Fenn. ination for the M |leased ti the the cent tha g She her, 57, tior for will be ne county The n to all boys in 16 and Fenn stated riously it was to but necessary protect himse i AN Miss ¥ he not k. i are 16 of them being | |in mortu men, Moorehaven Mr. and Mrs. s Florence Kerner of th irch st 2 telephone operator, ; aries here ird the nde of th fon may be obta ms a Ann street, Ha gruff comm r the w man coming g there | lead Joe o b I Strum an a fracas in progress, she she gaid. Mrs. Har- Johnson but she knew police number, she does or Mr. a N A, M. Mr. | child Mrs. | . for | dren ol The in Mr. Mrs, Mr F ind o and and child F C. Barnes. Rieburg. D J. Henderson and Democra Organize,. e Elect Viets Chairman s the ntion met hard Viets chairman Wain- irman ary of not know democratic cf man 2 last night |because of ti | Attorney rerea son woman were involved M s to De gressio » sound of the voices, MeDonough a admitted her dislik She told the others into her hous 1 specificd |y It is easy | Attorney | cannot pie- | 1 conv and Mrs. Lundy and two chil- H Je com Charles -ct tion vie ith & five lood Mrs. R. A Child of Joe Cottrell Mrs. J children of Clarence I imagine fer | that was not v me. 1 Norris and five Seely. and daughter, De Agreila and m- | to what ens MeDono! he h said Ha po vi ngstrom wo and did trayal of Iy ¥ occ - Mrs. Jacogsen and Mrs. Adolph Kumesig. M. W sttie ¥ interfered 1d is sienifi put the ighter. have it | Greenb Gordo Murphy, 1 vrig The convention state not. nd spended Fisher Howe Mr. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Rowes Mr. and Mrs. Rober Mrs. Varnie Bowman Clara Bowman Gertrude Bowman. Mrs. Shepard Mrs. Youn Lonly witness on t} In A without comme ‘II\‘lush_\ ('allahan T()fla)' | Is World's Champion 22 (B — old E j rent | v Mushy rnon Callahan 1 yea Schooner Delta Sunk in Storm; Captain Drowned e Mohile P — The e American sch owned in | Mobile fiween vrday. day ot George Other 1 at Del r children Los | the | crown hing of vou Ala., Sept . Goble Miss Susie lLee Smit Smith. Black 1. Irwin . hoxing his fi the we he s as Delta in the hurricane Reach and Mia Poir Sherman ooner ich toppled with right night | Pinkey Mitchell Te An sank Palm accordir Moss Clem G, John & from hrow ion to- i from | offensive Miss. s newsboy carried | YO * Mrs. E Arthur Go Unidentified man, and three children. LIST OI' INJURED Palm Ila., An ofticial list contai than 1,000 names of hospitals, hoth in Miami, wa by authorities. h contains the name of person in tHe hospitals and hildrgn lost from their practically | W ba of. round n Two > ten embers of L rounds by three women to Mit iders, rounds and : Delta was 3 tons and of Mo- Ay went one was con- Shls owaed: By WHiGhATUYT West Iy more came Beach, at| T'he eam this was as is known here in th the title hip 1 rge vessel out in and hurricane permanent porary, today hurricane struck held by Mitc The very herman W nt ) He \g i [ sons and the considered seriousl re serious having ing Gibson Makes Charges Against Arms Conference Gene i n 2 (» master-mar e in Chicago and an | | hurt. v inj address following rom Miami: fractured Bernurd, in Sweden. r ition Law in Taxi Stand Oppos Holds Up Proposed no arm fractured s ¥ stirre Bishop, Hollywood, frac- eparatory ymmission | fractured exhaustion. ces Carter, leg. abdominal se, arm and leg in, right shoulder exhaustion. ured rib. Mrs, P Austin, Hialeah, serionsly inju i W. Aus [ tured. R, C { Kidney Injury | Robart Brov Al wdy | isively Hialeah, Brian, Coral READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS n vibs frac- el | MEETS Russ right nail in knee Hollywood, ¥ eson, An 1Y Want One Real Live Salesman Automobiles, Tractors, Parts, Some line for 1 experienced willing to work man. Brandley, severed tendon. wetured « Bradford, fractured ribs. Ba fractured shoulder, Brown, elbows fractured A Lemon City f f a H Anm Rynum Jo} I Al M Hert att Haylor rion rson, abdominal injury. ler dislocated. Grove, oulders fractured. Cocoanut Grove ) ( shou to No question about right Mr. pay n. Insurance Agent Thinks o Losses Total 60 Million /. mi,. Fla., Sept. 22 M—G. G.| Jo} | Cohleigh Burke Automotive Saies & Service Co. Ford Dealers 248 Elm St. Tel. eyes, body and arm Beach, shock 1 leg Hialeah Miami ture r Clint, fr caret Conn bhack Conr Cocoanut Grove wred ribs Mrs, W H. W Ray injured Floyd Delaney, Hialeah, paralyzed Jack hroken leg. Phyllis Dolan, broken arm. hild wetured nd 4 Crul Cox exposure Cr f arm an, chest and head Miami New Britain e e e el v £ prov ) fire was afo insured against winds. persons | made | wumber of homeless per- | names of hundreds not { red follow, | les, | Miss Lillie Herring, Hialeah n of scalp, possible 1. Aaron Homer Joseph Hopper. < injury Hialeah, i ir iries. Mrs. Effie Hayes, . lacer. lacerated fractured ribs rl Hudson Miss Helen Jones, fractured nose. Mrs. Agnes Johnson, ured. Mrs pneumonia Charles Kiroy. 1. C. Kirkland, skull. John V. Kloeber, internal injurics. W. L. Larson Russell La Violette, Hiz | turea skull Miss Fdith Lowell, fractured skull. Mrs. Edith Lowell, fractured skull. Mrs. Don Lawrence, I tured spine. A. M. Murray, injuries, Raffael fracture Mrs. D Martin, extent s undetermined. Mrs. C. D. Marrs, James I. Martin Henry Mason, fractured arms. Frank Mille knee. Arthur Mooney. W. G. Moore, Dania, Henry McKennel, fractured shoul der Dr. {ankle Alvin 1 into a k Mrs. Elizabeth Olson, seriously in- ad Alhert Pufford, left leg fract William Parnell, back injure John Peters, internal fnjuries Anthony Palombo, fractured | skl | Mrs. R. 1. Battle, rheumatism and infected ds and feet. R. E. Payne, lacerations of skull | and left side John E. Thillips, arm, Mrs. Roy Prin | possible foot fracture. | Freeman Riley, leg fracture. Miss Genevieve Roquemore, pos- fractured skull. | Reese, Hileah, rib injuries. serfously in- nk C. Joncs, Lroken ¢ possible fractured 8 r Bluff, fracture ah, frac- Hial Mays, exposure pneumonia Richmond, Va fractured leg and fractured arm { C. H. McLaughlin, fractured MeNally, driven hone | glass red. | r ) fractured rvgh)“ | River, | | | Little sible Charles | ribs. Miss Fithel Roehill, Hileah tourist | camp, fractured L Louis Ronch, ations Ezra P. Schine Mrs. Ezra P. | back injuries. Miss Tessle Schurn, Hialeah lacerated scalp and fractured right | shoulder. Muse Skitemore, fractured knee. Mre. Frank Shaulder, fractures and skull lacerated Charles Grill, leg possibly fraci®:- ed. . Mr. Skinner, internal injuries | \ire. T. E. Smith, Fulford, frac- | tured arms, ankle sprained. Mrs. T. E. Smith, Fulford, injured. Mrs. shoulder. Lila Mae Stevens, possible intern al injuries. Mamie Léu T Shirley Thorn. broken leg. ctured ribs, {njured spine | Schine, spine and | back fractured Julia Stearns, rrell injured back. | Mrs. H. F. Thomas, fractured | thigh. | Thorsteinsson, fractured pelvis. | Carroll Tong, internal injuries. Unid d infant, fractured skull Miss Nell Warrick, injured pneumonia. K. | —___ Warren, mute and paralyzed. Mrs. D. Wilkes, fractured leg salp cut. Hilmer Obery, foot amputated RELIEF WORKFRS RESTORE ORDER (Continued from First Page) | that sponging | at sea with | Several buildings were | roads and | and one ves- | - harbor. | | | ftteen men unroofed wharves were dam sel was wrecked in t A Metro-Goldwyn , engaged | in filming an un picture, was stranded on a small island when its | The party storm for All are | | | | tents were blown a a lter from | fourteen hours in the cave. [ found sl a | Wire Opens—Ships Safe Atlanta, Ga., 22 (P—Le | wire communication with Miam{ was ored at 40 o'clock this morm- : when the Miami News office was cut onto the Associat Press Flor- jda cireuft. This was the first dir with Miami since Sept. ased communication 1 |last Sa ay Miamf, Fla., Sept Cherokee nd {and Miners' liner wrrived re sa freighter Louls henston their The Merchants have th Clyde the Kkshire as has . ome | | | safety for 22 (M—The pas- r amer sther Weems, which been reported hours Miami, arrived only four hours late, and Carol steam- announced today. The irther out to and worst of the storm, ad- timore, Sept ad ¥ 36 overdue Mon Baltim ship company put avoided the port ¥ the re | vessel sea Hialeah, | i casualties among the | bodies | injured {40 known dead as the | swhere | port et | estimated the | END OF NEW YORK-PARIS FLIGHT | | | | | \ (‘In\(hup of_ the giqnt Sikorsky hiplane. the S-33, after it erashed in its take-off from Ressevelt | Charles Clavier, radio operator and Jacoh Islamoff, mechanicia n, are trapped in the bia Lt. Lawrence W. Curtin escaped with minor injuries. ctured rib. | Air Stations Washington, Sept 1ge to the Pr tion was es! overnight ra at the inclu ures Damaged 21 (@—Dam nated diogr navy 1 stor s well as the station command that it amount would to prote juately against hurric the same ch he message racter made no menti station per- sonnel. Additional Sept. 22 Dead (.2 and car nt storm | late re- Hunt Miami, Fla., search addition for the ed and 1long lower As for dead e | homeless Ilo; coast Inju W today ted ports from A's sections of the hur death toll showed 400, than ricane area than more 50,000 homeless. N mile coastal ar gale placed the property hetween $50,000,000 and 000, more The last of the Sikorsky biplane that was to have marked teel f a new cenoch estimates from the a in the path of $100,000,- May and Reach 700 workers the Rescue licve a comple o tangled more search ¢ reck stricken the bodies Biseayne total to mass score citie up by the will swell than 7¢ The d¢ list expected to reach are given of Biscayne bay. been g spitals or and bay, co w the and 1 rs of filled. death more Destruction Secnes of Virtually the at Miar area pre 1 lin roofs tion up by Mor iy Parts trunks phone » strewn h waters of of yach and plea beaches. New riv cl 1 mari the growing scctions show 1ge trees, have wce by Cross worker! dead at Miami A missing list wood was expected and th and repor asst PoraEs wer thre ¢ Whi gulf w in the ream cas hooners and craft high th Fort L blocks in- 1 Ite- Holly- the try of 70 at to ase stear son the and th dale land |} many helieve fled at the approach of the is thoroughly rched for Two persons attentior Both at iami are to = e storm bl fifty given are man w hundred and s be casualties., injured medical ‘ and v that ports fr citry have ; estimatc to crops was Tnjurcd placing vesterday the damage at 000,000, $1 More an to t goes up—in flames. a sheet of fire. Loaded down wit """ | that was to k 51- | Fonck’s giant airplane is shown in and fe eribed enty of these Hundr in the «s0 and umi alo wly Iive i are reported injured ban cities of Prosre nada Mart law roughout the national guard street With ho plage 150. he: I lives ports ha of lars for Meanwhile, ing hourly supplics of 1 < Rl north ora- the suffcrers from food, in rea, v stor No Whiskey Will Be Sent 'F Into Florida Districts 2 (A—Proh officia indicated today that IFlorida relief -worke would to do without the whiskey they for yesterday in an appeal to ntry. James Jones, i poir shipment the north fucl, W Henry disas Red N with en patrolling the cines national of the his way charge money. of relief is pers workers airector of Moorehaven, dea W catio the TSth < “ : American Cros nere o he Red 1 Wa tion th hington, Se i worke totl ished | of y in west 1k Cross the probabl Martial law estal yesterday with batteri tional artillerymen at Myers on the Killed in of New York’s Contribution Is Approximately $100,000 ‘;x”\:‘l: New York, Scpt w» _ Swaey | tributions of New Yorkers CweB LA OB e of suffe it a orid. reached York ican tia sked guard Fort eight nd virtually a s cities in the territory I Palm Beach and Miami coast reporting terin ties ranging one to seven. Two Million Damag Later reports from Pensacola or the west coast, where the hurri- cane struck with waning force it d inland, said soms were lost, with property damage $2,000,000. the prohibition com- ed out that int of non-medicinal forbidden by fe it as opinion ate laws prohibit cven medicinal li- coast; W Con- oner, toward quor was strongly al law, and gave at the Florida ed distribution of quor. Assistant Secretary that nb. for workers had et P of today ap- his proxin The the no been B New| Amer th received headquarters gr Red out he ol cl Cross an had Andr appeal of the Commerce suffere $40 s W0 city \eed only bring ( say Eior or and 35 ) has ) received approximately the state committec In addition, a credit been established for th t and L liven hiskey disaster relief | of §1 not re 2 latt him. mily dy | 3 | any X |and have ¥ was cut off | ritory for 24 lered communteation line With the arrival of supply of water, sanitary greatly im- Hollywood, systems bo: r reported heached by id to| . ola | COL Kills Wife and Sons, Then Commits Suicide Poland P 1wl Statkiewlez, direc- the eredit depa the of Bank of Poland - of in to enheim K i Bostonchd Cross Is Nearing Bos Sept. Cross relict fur ida dis k here today fit performance Imany legitimate houses promi he Gug throug seve re s Y Robert n pgn surrounding to from ter- hours, sev- Fund o $11,000 Mark | wamu (®)—As the Tted |tor of for victims of the | financ arer $11,000 | branch theatrfoal bene- | day shot and killed his wife and two which talent from | young sons and lat 1 himself and vaudeville |in a goorway in hi Policg be 1 to participate, was |lieve tra when planned for night Iriday Statkiewietz Red offic have ity. lines of | new appeals for quick contributions.| A ney re- o0 0" of a It is Lenglen or ~hloroform owing of It S Sept former & o mn, tment of fresh been and sanitary conditions | proved where have in Miami water and totally destroyed. Long Linos of Destitute As search went on for additional dead throughc yesterday and last night lon destitute ! th ne the 10- mz = r hange WEES hom oceurred vith a re hi Y, i wi insan- Cross s issued Miami, past Por and Seventy-four found the older of t boy 16, with evidences rvant a em o t 1 amall ons e ri rrific stri with his fat 1t 1 his por ZANNE SAILS TODAY Sept } (R — Suzanne an's lawn ten- | tiefy conts b at wi the Statki nd two sons d, water fuel ieve wiez weré ar- persons stores and former rested other befora shoi m st vices to the company stated lepartment last to search night for the The sent a navy destroyer for looting nis champion of the world, left to- ting but failed to { places of -buginess destroved by day for the United States to engage anaesthetize the boy sufficient- the £ storm. Grocerymen and druggists|in a series of professional matches. ly to prevent a struggle. olde oy | & ing ruins, ve cauried it on a non-stop flight to Pa N Da Tield and burst into flames. Captain Rene Fonck and cwork remains of the great in long-distance flying. . A crash, a muffled explosion, h hyndreds of gallons of fuel s, Rene nmediately after it floundered 11 ire Prevention Week Jpen Octobér 3 W (PP 1 today by D titroug sldent Coolidge. fires fias mounted year iching a total )0 in 1925, the procla- nd in addifion thous are sacrific of 1.oss adily § lives s B man from such rvation rial wealth ction is a challenge of our ower de- pro- de- mat to the it civilization,” wred - - 0 Loss of Life in Clewiston, Reports Say New York, »—B. G 1 hlbe of Chicago, vice-president ewiston company, engaged 11 development at Clewis- today announced re- aphic word from one managers there no loss of life had been suf- in Clewiston. I'revous reports wi that eleven rsons were killed in Clewiston by Sept. the ( indu n, Florida, ipt of tele the company's at 1 1 storm ON POLIC 3 Burton Miller of 574 Arch street ported to the police the theft of s bicycle in front of the Natignal cat market on West Main street. Alfred Cote of 136 Warren street ported the theft of two tires and ms from his automobile, Michael Molehan of 144 Tremont reet reported the theft of his bi- ccle in front of the Stanley Rule Level office.