New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1927, Page 4

Serves American Hardware Corporation As Director For Quarter of a Century NDREW American Hardware Corporation Arrives at 25th Milestone Today March Law A. J. Sioper, ate Senate. Organized on 1902, Under tered by Then in Fos- S The American Hardw tion, the largest 1 ganization in its lin was erganized on 25 yoars ago toda tion was tormed by of the P. & I. Corbin Co., and Erwin Mfg. Co., two of est concerns, for the purpose of climinating duplica and competition in th produ This union of the -5 was largely duc to A Sloper, who not only tior ir & story to tell of vonud the scencs of Lwart s it int Then in Scr tive scosion of lature, the senate ¢ old corpo what becarne ation of comy holding com sl consol ! LB i NEW BRITAJN DAILY HERALD, WEDNFIDAY, ) PROPHETESS STILL AMONG MISSING Mrs. Margaret Rowan Has Not Yet Been Located 1 | | | Los Angeles, March 2 (P—Fol- lowers of Mrs. Margaret W. Ro religious leader and sel? prophetess who is being sought conspirator in an alleged plot, declared today that they were no more able to explain her recent disappes ¢ than the fallure of her world's end proph two year: murder | iARCH 2, 1927, \DOHENY IS LOSING OVER ! o WILLION DOLLARS Cancellation of His T [T Operate Reserves Costs Fortune. Washington, March 2 ward L. Doheny will a result of th decision of his leases H , oil reserve from t ! partment. Of this amount $9.9 118 held by the {operated the reserve during gtion, It represents the lie oil he % A complaint charging Mrs. Rowan | ind two of her aldes with conspir: oy with intent to commit murder, was issued yesterday as the result n alleged attack npon Dr. Burt “ullmer, irch faction. Dr. J. F. Balzer and | A Mary A. Wade, who were ar- rested at the scene of the purported were named in the same Efforts to locate Mrs. Rowan through members of her cult have heen unavailing. had disappeared from her The finding of her nautomobile, andoned on the Ocean highway ar San Juan Capistrano was d scribed by the authoritics as a ruse. The conspiracy complaint was fis- sned after Fullmer reported he had heen lured to a cabin In a tour automobile camp where he w beaten with a gas pipe and fabbed with a hypodermie needle. He iden- tified Balzer and Miss Wade as his ts and charged that the at- wck was the result of his threats to pose the activitles of Mrs. an and her followers. Police declared both Balzer and Miss Wade admitted the attack and implicated Mrs. Rowan as the insti- gator. It was Mrs. Rowan, the of- | ficers were told, who brought the couple to the camp late Saturday night and then summoned Fulimer i by telephone. Campers said they jsaw Mre. Rowan near the cabin a i short time before the attac Fullmer told police that fa strife has existed among the anites” for some time, All original- "ly were members of the Day Adventist church. Because of AMrs. Rowan's teachings she and her [ followers were ousted. They formed a church of their own and called it | the Seventh Day Adventist Reform- {ed church. nd hecame Mrs. Rowan had predicted the holding | world would come to an end later the bruary 5, 1925. As the appointed ny was|time passed and nothing happened ting compa fullmer became skeptical and start- of capital. |cd an “Invastigation.” Since the dl- nal Board Living vision both factions have been rush- ard 6 Qirodione of ing to the courts with suit and Hardware Corp. counter suits. Corbin !Ro . SLOPER ious hardware 1 ntage of hoth. The scre was immediate consoli- 1 at the Russell & rwa forrmed ots of as the ars inet Lock com 1 to the ho the was: | Torbin, Leig i ew J. Slop , Howard s ) 8s, Charl CLERGYMAN AGCUSED Tieasurer of California George I, of Tovs ana Philip ( lent; A. Theodor 8yly Lutheran Synod Charged With Filing False me Tax Return. co, March 2 1 y indictment Rev Oscar H. Gruver, Christ Lutheran church, and treasurer of the ieran Synod, income s made ni arging or ot w P here ye A Statea disiriet at in the His bail rduy was fixed $10.- o pastor s charged with hav- the government hords valued at $250,000 ave bren given fo him late Julius Bohn, Oakland The i ton de ped from a civil action started in Oakiand by Mrs. widow of the capi- to recover the bonds. John died in 1922 and disposed of an estate valued . Gruver and Mrs. Bohn xeeutor and excen- I provided that the Mrs. Bohn and a son defranded v in build of at a b s’ Ph neh 1 sa AL Ak in his 1 of Corp.. concern whiel he American vag itrol. ting of med ) hd the form ; 8D Judge’s Property Under Heavy Police Protection { New York, March 2 ('P) — The largest extra gnard ever summoncd protect individual and his | property fu this city has heen assien- ed by Police Commissioner Mc- anghlin to the home of Judge John Palinieri and his 135 tenement hons- ted ju o8 ttered through Manhattan, Falmieri, former eity conrt fudge, s reeeived several threatening ers dern nding 850,000, A week a bomb exploded at the front ot his Brooklyn home. erstood at police head- the gang of hlack- included Palmieri's holdings in the scope of and 150 patrolmen were inrd them 1hers of the gomh patrolled the here 1 Ny aments are 1o ed, all wo unifarmed men watched the hnild Houses the Bowery and st rk in Co. themselves, 1s incorporat- out into er build- first con- to use the ted in 1853 and branched 8, bolts, hinges, and otk it was the world s paten hardwa presider the factor- 11 aiso the T squad in streets of of the Three Milford Firemen Are Hurt in Explosion 1. M { Three i were iniured ile combating a blaze of nown origin here last night. The n were in a group laving a lin when an expl aft hurled them ausly the stairs, Clifford 1own Hoseman Thomas and He Munson the more serio tnjured o remainder of the group, all of company No. 1 suifered hruises Pristol, Osecar engine minor eation of Czav ! Btk luahles of Bandit m \ Impersonator Stolen | Worcoster, Masg, March 2 (B~ While Mrs. William Desmond of the moving pirture star, w ir er husband in bis Dude Bandit” at a local hav here last night, a real member t fingered gentry entered @ conple’s room at their hotel and stole a platinum brooch valued at & 4 a frock h t 860 nd reported the theft to the audeville leader of an opposing ¢ Polica reported she | home. | venth | e represents expendi- tures made by the Doheny finter lin minging the oil and constructing fuel tanks at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, nd the oil stored there Secretary Wilbur said today the |poliey of the nevy department {which will new operate the re for itself wonld be to conserv he oil in the ground. He said | effort would be | agreements with partics who are i drilling along the border of the r serve. The navy, he said, favored an ar- rangement whereby ti nent if it ceased to drill within the | reserve, would derive some henefit {from the tncreased flow aceruine to | wells outsic HEAVY SNONFALL REACHES THE WEST Mountein and Southvestern v 5 i States Have Deep Coating City, March 2 (3) tain and southw ern st | were covered with two to ten inches {of snow whila clouds continued to hreaten the middlewest | The cold wave which snow and rain yesterday | southwest, today centers | where low temperatures wers corded from the Pan Handle to ti | Southeastern Kansas held with ten inches of sno | while Springfleld, Mo elght inches. 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