New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1926, Page 34

and unaffected as she is, I've only spoken to her a few times since the trial—I didn’t k..ow her at all before PE VIAN s” this horrible affair. I can't right- ‘lully claim her as a friend, knowing {her so slightly, but I want to say | now that 1 spite of all thnts been HUME HOME FROM INDIA Former Educational Secretary of Y. M. O. A, Has Spent Many Years in Association Work in Lahore. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles 8 FORD CARS—and trucka and Fordson tractors. Sales and Service. Elmer Auto Co. 22 Main Bt. Tel 1513, FORD CARS8—trucke and Fordson tracto ‘ AUTOMOTIVE ' pt e S £ i, 1 Y Ol bl Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 FORD TUDOR—Sedan, good as new. Owner leaving town. 86 Lake St. THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged . For and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FOR Quick NASH USED CAR DEPT. Skippers Studymg Wenther‘ : : Charts in Making Plans New London, Conn., Nov, 19 (® —The Peruvian submarines R-1 and R-2 were chafing at their mooring hausers here this after- | noon while their commanders studied weather charts in an effort | to determine if weather conditions would be such as to permit the vessels starting this afternoon on their 3,500 mile sea journey to San Lorenzo island, Callao, Peru. A stift southeasterly wind, follow ing a violent storm last night, had lLong Island sound whipped into a white fury today, and with storm warnings posted for inc winds tonight, Commander rique Monge, flotilla commander of the submarines, was hesitant about getting under way. 1f the wind moderates the two vessels will get under way late this afternoom. Otherwise the start will be made until tomorrow. Experts of the FElectric Boat company will sail aboard the ves- sels to advise and assist the crews should an emergency ari on'the long sea trip. The subm: rines plan to make only one stop on the trip, and that will be at Coca Sola, Panama. MRS. GIBSON GETS GIFT OF FLOWERS (Continued From Page 1.) think of Mrs. Gibson. I suppose it depends upon the newspaper they read. Calls Mrs. Gibson “Splendid Type” To me she is a splendid type of woman. I mean it with all my heart and soul. She is so sincere, affected. about her. Of course, I know, peo- ple will say, “Naturally you like her. She has been one of the best wi nesses for your side against t Stevens folks.” But I haven't any side. I don’t bear any resentment against the Stevenses—not a particle against ‘Willie or his b ther Henry or his sister, M Hall, or their cousin, Henry Carpender. O, why can't people understand I am not in the least vindictive! Of course, I want justice — I de- mand it. want the guilty party or parties to suffer as they made my mother suf- fer. But it's not true that I hate the Stevens clan ~~d want to see them executed. It may be that they had nothing do with the whole affair and If that is so, I certainly don't wan. them punished. Mrs. Gibson has no axe to grind s to understand why she h a determined stand case which doesn't affect her personally, but T think they would if they only studied her features. 1 may not be an expert in char- acter analysis, but no one can tell me t T7rs. Gibson isn’t sincere in this trfal. She's a fine woman—a woman of principle and her only motive in my opinion, is to see jus- tice done. | storm of ¥ | Tough said she didn't {cut with Dr. Hall's own razor. How ghastly. s0 un- | There Is nothing put on | | and Charles Johnson, pianist. I have a right to. I do | | street, entertained about 20 | friends yesterday | sorts of names. | She's been crucified on the cross of that h(\\e been hurl(‘d at her, I'll be proud to call her a friend if she'll They ve callel Mrs. Gibson all “Pig Woman" will stick to her for the rest of her life. gossiping tongues, nailed to it by clever defense counsel and certain public officials. But her sincerity of purpose hasn’t been shaken. She an't be bought, she can't be in- timidated, she can’t be coaxed! That's why I admire and respect Mrs. Gibson. “Calm Today w After the Storm” the ¢ after the sterday tic ses- was only scattering tes- wind up the prosecu- tion’s case. Most of it was pretty dull to me. The most important point, I think, was when Barbara remember seeing Dr. Hall's razor in the bath- room after the murder. Senator Simpson evidently is trying to| show that my mother's throat was . There timony to Fred David, one of the detec tives in the original investigation, identified some clothing found in| the Hall home after the murder. I will always remember Mr. David.| He wanted to have me sent to a| home after mother was killed. He| said I talked too much. I suppose the Stevens clan would have liked to have me sent away too. But I think I proved that I was perfect- Iy capable of taking care of my- self. For some reason Mrs. Hall and her two brothers seem fairly cheer- ful this morning. T suppose they are happy because they are now to have their turn in court. NEW QUARTET FORMED Orpheus Instrumentalists to Give Tirst Concert in Hartford Monday Night and May Repeat Program Here. A concert of 10 numbers, which is ated to last one and a half will be given in Christ church | hedral, Hartford, by four New Britain musicians Monday night. The musicians have called them- selves the Orpheus Instrumental | Quartet. Members of the quartet are Marcus Fleitzer, violin; Walter Oc- cupin, ‘cello; Harold Stedman, flute; Two of these—Messrs. Fleltzer | and Johnson—are members of thc‘ New Britain Musical club, and an other, Mr. Stedman, was the club’s | only flutist but dropped out two ! years ago on account of being em- | ployed evenings. Friends of the new quartet will endeavor to have \h«"m \ repeat the concert in this city, was reported today. ~ — | CELEBRATES FIFTH BIRTHDAY. | Hirshel Rabinow, son of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Rabinow of 80 Monroe of his in honor of his| fifth birthday. Refreshments were | served and enjoyable games played. | Miss Julia Levin and Miss Charlotte Witkin sang solos and entertained | | the children. The little host was the Why, I can remember how In the | preliminary investigation they tried to shake her testimony, how they grilled her and sought to confuse her. But she's not the kind to be confused easily. ‘When Timothy N. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Hall's counsel, asked her to look about the courtroom and pick out the persons she claimed to have seen at the scene of the murder, you should have seen the determined tilt | rely That's later, and of “er chin as . o pointed sqv at Willle Stevens and said, one of them!” and a second pointed out Henry Carpender sald, “That's another one!” There wasn't anything of triumph or of vindictiveness in her tone or manner—she did it in a quiet, mat- ter of fact w: Her Life An Open Book “You know, dear,” she said to me one day, “they've followed my life up for 37 years and they nothing bad. follow it for another You bet I like Mrs. Gi anybody that's a3 honest { recipient of a large number of gifts MRS. LAVINA BARNES HURT Mrs. Lavina Barnes of §0 Dwight street was slightly injured about the shoulder in a fall yesterday at her | home. She was taken to New Brit- | ain General hospital. Mrs. Barnes is a well known resident, 85 years of age, and the mother of First Deputy | Chief Eugene F. Barnes of the fire | department. CENTRAL JR. H. S. NOTES A group o al Junior High school pupils will present a The giving play next week on Tuesd and Wednesday morning during opening exercises in the school audi- | torium. Miss Porter is directing the | pupils in the acting. The opening | period is to be shortened to accom- modate the play. Special Notice Annual sale of fancy work. a n for Christmas. John 8. Also) "Phone Dixon, 2 Miss Ellis Bostrom is a charmingly beautiful She is the Sweden. | diplomatic society circle. The French Hat Shoppe daughter of the R. R. 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