New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1927, Page 3

HOPEFUL FUTURE FOR NEW ENGLAND Ex-Governor Cox of Massachu- setts to Address C. of C. “A Hopeful View of New Eng- land” will be the subject of the address to be made .at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet Wednesday evening by Channing CHANNING H. COX H. Cox of Boston. Mr. Cox was for- mer governor of the state of Mas- sachusetts and is vice president of the First National bank of Boston. Clark Belden, executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, Wwill speak. Governor John Trumbull, who fs due home from Florida to- morrow, is expected to speak also. Mr. Cox is a Dartmouth gradu- ate and the local Dartmouth club is preparing to entertain him when he arrives Wednesday. The banquet will be at the Bur- riit hotel and will be informal. It will be for men and women. Deserted by His Wife, Stamford Man a Suicide Stamford, Jan. 31 (P)—The body of Oswald Backhaux, 33, was found hanging from an overhead water pipe in the basement of his home today. He had stood on a stove, tied one end of an electric iron at- tachment about his neck and the ! other about the pipe and then jump- od off. A letter in German, disposing of his effects, was left by Backhaux who was deserted by his wife several days ago. She is reported to have taken $1,200, Backhaux's savings, with her. REPORT FISHING GOOD The boys brought home lots. of fish yesterday, the reports runni inywhere from 6 to 36. The "boy veferred to are Attorney Edward A Mag, Deputy Sherift Martin H. Hor- | witz, Constable John Recor,. Fred Beach and . Morey. Horwitz, all of | whom have had several fishing ex- perietices, none of them fruitful. Yestorday they took a trip to Bab- cock lake in Moodus and ~had splendid day’s fishing "through the ice. The flags bobbed up one after the other and all of the men enjoyed themselves. st fish caught measured about 20 inches. In spite of the Inclement sweather and the watery condition of the ice, a pleas- (Continued from First Page) the dent was visible four feet above the water line. The vessel spent the night at Quarantine, being unable to pass Sandy Hook because of fog. Reported In Trouble. Woodshole, Mass., Jan. 31 (P—A radlo message intercepted here to- was aground near the Stone Horse shoal light vessels, south of Cape Cod and at the eastern entrance to Nantucket sound. The Newton, a collier, is owned by the Mystic Steamship Company of Boston. The message gave no further details. Boston, Jan. 31 (®—Neither the coast guard headquarters here nor the Mystic Steamship Company, owners, had had any word of the| Newton being in difficulties. The ship was sald to have cleared from Providence on Saturday for Newport | . News, which course would not have | led her near. Stone Horse shoal. Schooner Goes Aground. BOAT IS SUNK BUT CREW.OF 30 SAVED day said that the steamer Newton | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1927. DENTIST'S NURSE SUICIDE BY G4S New York Girl Kills Herseli in Office New York, Jan. 31 (P—Gladys | Richardson, a 21-year-old dentist’s nurse, committed suiclde by gas to- day in the office where she had been accustomed to assist in administer- ing gas to patients. The body was found when an assistant of her for- mer employer, Dr. J. Rosewell Horn- beek, opened his office on the 12th floor of Chickering Hall {n West 57th etreet. The assistant, Dr. J. R. Hornbeek, said that Miss Richardson had been employed by Dr. Hasbrouck for three years, until the dentist left for a vacation in Bermuda three weeks ago. Detectives were told that there had been no attachment between the doctor and his nurse but that she | had been despondent since her dis- charge. Dr. Hornbeek smelled gas when he pened the offices and breaking open the locked door of Dr. Hasbrouck's New York, Jan. 31 (A—The three-masted wooden schooneér crew of nine, ran aground off Romer shoals, in the lower bay today. She | had left her pier in Brooklyn for | Charleston, S. C., in ballast for some time before. DR. K00 PROTESTS BRITISH ACTION 1 Objects to Troops- Being Sent to China | Peking, Jan. 31 P—V. K. Well- ! ington Koo, foreign minister of the | dressed a note to the British lega |tion here protesting against the dis | patching of British forces to Shang- hat and asked that it be sent to London in the hope that the British government would “glve necessary instructions for the immediate with- drawal of troops dispatched to | China 8o nothing untoward may happen to -mar the friendly rela- tions of the two nations.” The foreign minister's note de- clared the ‘“dispatch of additional naval and military forces to China | is contrary to the spirit of the| League of Nations’ covenant. It cannot be overemphasized that the | national spirit of the Chinese peo- | ple has been developed and the mil- iitary movements on the part of the | British government is liable to lead | to serious misunderstardings.” Dr. Koo further declared that if the object of the expedition was merely to protect the Shanghai in- ternational settlement, such is un- necessary, maintaining ~that the “hinese authoritles” are capable of oing that, “while a large number of foreign troops in this area might |lead to unforeseen complications, for which the Chinese government |could not be held respansible.” | The note expressed ‘surprise that | Great Britain had decided to send jto China “a lafge: number of regu- lar troops, - warshrps, submarines fand airplanes,” which “cannot but |be deemed the most extraordinary James M. W. Hall of Boston with a | northern government, - today ad- | office he discovered Miss Richardson sitting on the floor with her back against the wall and with gas es- caping from a wall fixture. Lylng near her was the body of her pet brindle bull puppy. A rubber tube | attached to the gas fixture dangled close to her head. RUSSELL STREET APPEAL ARGUMENT TOMORROW | Dispute Over Proposed Masonic Temple To Be Aired in Superior Court : The appeal of Russell street resi- ldeuu from the action of the board of adjustment in eanctioning the | erection of the Masonic lodge-room | building in their district, will .be heard in superior court at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Judge William C. Hungerford, At- | torney Charles H. Mitchell and oth- I ers are the appellants, and they w | be represented by Robinson, Cole and Robinson of Hartford. Cor- poration Counsel John H. Kirkham | and Day, Berry & Reynolds of Hart- ford will appear before the board of adjustment. Members of the board and representatives of the building department are among the witnesses summoned to the trial, | e | THE GOOD OLD DAYS Records Indicate That People Could Eat More in Years Gone By London, Jan. 31 (®—Holiday makers in olden times could eat more, or at least with less serious re- sults, it has been decided by dietetic oxperts who have heen comparing present over-cating cases with those of other years. The question came up in connection with Coroner's an- nouncements that an 11-year-old boy | and a man had eaten so much on | | Christmas Day that both died as a| consequence, Officials, in s:arching records, e oertained that old Q. a famous rake of the 1Sth century. won a 1,000 pound bet from Sir John Lade by| producing the world’s champlon | food consumer. Old Q's deputy re- | ported on the outcome of the eating | match as follows: | “I have to acquaint your ' grace Just Received at Qur February Furniture Sale Wize S February Economy Sale of China, Glassware, Lamps and Housewares Commencing To-morrow Morning—Downstai Comprehensive assortments coupled with attr HARTFORD thrifty folks taking advantage of this popular Mid-Winter event. Aluminum Ware Values Up to $1.50 All at $1.00 Consisting of S-cup cof- fee percolators, 12-qt. water pails, 2-qt. double boilers, 4-piece eauces pans, 10 and 12-qt. dish pans, 10-inch fry pans, 8 and 10-qt. preserving kettles, 5-qt. tea ketiles, 8-qt. Windsor pots. Sale price $1.00 each. Pretty Lamps Make Pretty Rooms And Here They Are in Wide Variety, New Designs And All At Decisive Savings Bridge Lamps | Bridge Lamps Complete, polychroms stipple flnish stand, stipple finish georgette silk shade s 1 Spe- e | sorted colors, mith £do. active price inducements will result in hundreds of Complete, polych Bridge Lamps Complete polychrome stipple finish stand, georgette pleated shade with bullion frings and medallions ridge Lamps plete, hand carved base, wood stip- le_and metal base, 14 inch round georgette shade pin pleated, with $ .95 bullion ~ frings and as- = sorted colors. Twisted Metal Bridge Lamps Adjustable arm crystalline s3 95 shade in assorted colors, special " Welcome Junior Floor Lamps, With Shade Complete, polychrome stipple toned stand with metal base, silk georgette fringed shade, lined and interlined. As- sorted shades. Special panelled shade, silk lined and bul- Junior Floor Lamps Com:plete Polychrome stand with georgette 51 1-95 Polychrome Y B stand, stipple georgette pin pleated lion fringe: assorted colors at .... fringe and i Junior Floor Lamps Complete Carved base, metal with wood com- bination with 2-piece cial Junior Fleor Lamp Complete 518 cet and plug. georg shade, " bullic Junior Floor Lamp Complete Genulne marble o stand, 2 light sockets, parch it lored silkk shade, ribbon trim shade | $-Inch pottery base, assorted | georgette colors ~ with seamless chintz | fringe shade. $1.98 trimmed ..., $14.95 Complete Bed ‘I‘Aamrl;s Boudoir Lamps Pottery base, In colors . $3.95 Japanese Table Lamps eolored decor bullion | ation teak wood base, 2 light Table Lamps Boudoir Lamps Assorted " fmy base One Hundred . White Cotton Felt Mattresses Reg. $21.75 Quality Which We Will Sell For $14.99 These are full size, with roll edges and covered in fine quality ticking. ECONOMY SPECIALS Downstairs For 99c. Soap 18 Bars for AIR MOISTENER Fill With Water, Hang on Radiator. 69c Gray Kettle With Cover 12-qt. Electric Grill | aet " \ [ ) e " | action: | that your man defeated his antagon- aninsien: FIAd, :“r“ \’";" ‘"“l"q':,“o’n It ,declared that the expedition |ist by a pig and an apple ple.” | 2 ko i B nilleq | 3180 ‘Was contrary to a résolution | Appls pies today ‘are pleayune | e etane ot ha Tate, | Adopted by the Washington: confer- | compared with the pies In the days| i i L disnosition | #nce in which the powers agreed to | of old Q | ruining a perfeetly good disposition (A58 B8 W2 S L e BOTE SR - 2 mldont Tosiaw Wis lugan. | withdraw- all troops stationed in| CIVIL SUITS RECORDED = China not in conformity with the ! Action for $250 damages has LI INDILOR [ARIAL | provisions - of sting treaties. e s a Sea Gamages o] Corcord, N, H.. Jan. 31 (A¥—John | een institute against C. Emil/| and Michael Andre f . |Carlson of New Gt R Sl T l”:» London, Jan. 31 .UP—The British | ;marioan fmm::l'“glgsm }2‘;) ”;'; son_and Wjlliam Heyoulslan sall 08/ governixant, eomnetent \Blfcleal gay,il i ciroin. (vongh Charis mids.s Nashua, arrested last week in €on-|joeq rot take seriously the protest (oo o s (h one] alles opdd yeotlon with the 65,000 mail train sky of that city. The writ i re- | LN TR nss. | lagt|made by the Peking government to- |y, napie in the city court of ‘Hart robbery at Salisbury, Mass. last|g,y protesting the dispatch of Brit- PR im . - "_‘rb' iy were oxorad sl to Boss | jens goyeantiion Shuenal pnsadNing | obic e BRCRRE £ AR BE lERg ton today by Judge George F. Mortls | tor. their. immediate’ withdrawal, [1oor DSPREy Suenifl AMartin I et it This' cxprossion of the - Britisn | HOTNLE served the pagers. | e s il ot e eantes Vo0 Drought sguinat Alexander A o e 87.50 {The transports bearing the Vnrru"q"“k" of Newington by George J. g = o ECE SETS | | Open iStock, [ continue. ot thelr way to tho far |Sioner and ~Willlam I Burke, ; Regulac o " ' Piccs Tmported Semi-Porcelain Set—Hand cast. | Hartford attorneys, for services & E . e e Sin [l painted in bright color rendered. George ¥. Hanrahan of et Ill865! regular $7.50 at ... . . o4. = ! . Hartford represents them. Thn‘ 31 Picce Apartment Set—In asso, border Two Small Monkeys Raid | ;i\ recurnabio in the eity court | : I patterns, regular 39.50 | / San Francisco Restaurant |ot Hartford the third Monday of " gk San Franciseo, Jan., 31 (®—Two February. Deputy Sheriff Horwitz border 9 0 C Glass Wash: [ small monkeys at a beach 200 here performed service. stock . cee o ort’n:’i‘t‘mp“‘;" .\lmrri(':ul ‘I'.urr‘i‘lllln.:!‘l- Floral dec- an Boards | today were denied all privileges fol- | Frank Furman of this city has - 32 Plece Apartment Set K yellow decora: | percone. & E".":,m et $21 95 79 | lowing a spree last night which end- | been named defendant in an action tlon on semi-porc e b e e TR C |iexine £auiee last 1l |ira4 708 xmsxes Hrolgne: byithe N e e - 100 Plece American Porcelain Set-—Service for = | Entering the restaurant after it | F. J. Phillips Clothing company, i $ 5 00 | had closed, the pair staged a duel|through Alfred LeWitt. The writ ! 12 plece set $12 98 R el 2”" £ Bathroom ] i lis returnable in the city court the t . ce American Porcelain Sc(—Pheasant with eggs until a large supply of ¥ attern in bright colors, complete service for 12 Scale | this ammunion was exhausted when third Monday of February. Deputy i ‘& Weighs up {they sprayed the room with flour. | Sheriff Horwitz served the papers. b G005 $19.95 speclal....... $35.00 = to - 3 2 % Lander's Bright—New— Underpriced o . Tx"nl'e?“n? ‘ e AMERICAN \'ITRIOL'SA CHINA i d $3.25 ) Grecian border, white and gold, dainty | pattern, open slock. i Rotary piece set, regular $14 Ash Sifter piece set, regular §% Fits All 6 piece set, regular £40.75 Cans 100 piece ~«Hz regular § : .00. VV‘$2-9§- Plece American Porcelain Set—Border pat- L\ll'bRTED CHINA SERVICE | | tern, regular $9.50 | Regular lL2 32 Plece English Semi-Porcelain Set—Floral | at . Garbage Liquid Venzer | sugar bowls with onlons and had | PAPAL INTER-NUNCIO | stacked all the flower vases on the| Rome, Jan. 31 (M — Monsignor | rived. | delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico, The palr defied the officer and|has been appointed by Pope Pius aSS VV ar February ved w s, Q R arrived with bananas. 7.PIECE SHERBET SET | Economy Sale a Cold || . s rmser S e 0 o | - ner street suffered severe bruises e L 5 e com,ny on |this morning when she fell down 7-.PIECE WATER SET 2 o STEMWARE il g QQ . ropica Wash Tub ing the church after a funeral dur- s M ASS SALAD SE i a8 ing the excitement attendant on the Tate's Wall or IMPORTED GL SET Needle etched border pattern, open Heaters missed her footing and went down blue, regular $7.50, | | about eight steps, She was not se- $1.00 ol e $5.95 | Goblets, $4.00 dozen. : . e noitanienal VslesaNinotankn i ann L E Chop, $4.00 dozen Flip Flop Special Notice candlesticks, black and colored $3 95 lining, regular $4.95, at ............ . 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