New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1927, Page 1

LM L L News of the World : : ;\veiage Daily Circulation For By Associated Press .\lg:-’chk.':::"fg. 14,458 ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1927.—EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS NEW ENGLAND LINE Man, with Diaphragm Paralyzed, ‘SHUWSNI] EHOTION ARREST DERBY MAN GNE GASOLINE STATION TO EVERY TOBEKEPTOPEN Being Kept Alive by Artificial | ONMURDER CHARGE FOR MAIL ROBBERY Reading Rallroad' Pl'oposed! Resptratlon by P hystcal Force Shelton Bound Over to Superior Roward J. Farvell Reported In- SEVENTY CARS IN STATE ls MUCH Lease Is Nt Allowed or e Than T s 3 Vol f“ifi'ffi'lif:“r" Court Without Bonds | volve in 8200 Thel TUU MANY, STUEBKEL’S ASSER"AN COMM]SSION MAKES RULING Instant’s Halt Means End for Young Patient in §C0TT D[ES IN HOSPITAL CHARGE [5 COMPLMH | Modern Battle With Death. o Fagland Railroad Not in Accord Among Colored Men at Stanley tract for Ca Mails Between Consolidation of Lehigh and New Sunday Afternoon Card Game Ycoused Younz Man Has Ield Con- Flr Immedlate[y Followlng Jap Motor vehlcle CO']LA;,_ (rp)y With Public Interest, Commis- | mod G : i X 2 i ¢ e T R e Quake C[almed Many VICtlmS sloners Decide. ! ce in a : ; Ssbied LIS When Bullets Are Trumps voad Station. el Evewitness Says Many Im- gland railroad by tead- |8t Fr spital. n g ’ the use of f 386 Elm street, listoned : : prisoned by Falling Walls state commerce commission ‘| G, i . and Dr, | deseribe the shooting Were Burned to Death— to be not in 3 r | e R the I Johmis ¢ 2 mission to complete Lim : : Ri R Tl 1 28 : 1 Official ~ List Reports 275 Dead With as Many piration Stops, 3 : More Possibly Killed. Iroom where o e «Hv:v ng in 15 minutc : e Sl . S s ayan 7 ] : dy | affor t eep eir comr : ard tol ,lll,,l",,,v‘\i:,',", 5 Al . AR e e e { 8 At Pour Men On Frail. may be Dro-|those words nt |life i & s ; solidation of cas d thanks railroads,” the decision could not s HEARING MARCH 24 08 and | ‘AAAWmewnmws ‘j*fo'f el Britain’s $2,000,000 . Issue Before State Finance Committee ling has exper o8 const | 50,000 Tomeless ormal earnings of 1 y 1l of Nev n has Work Day hy cconomy of upification to| up the losscs t sion at the terms wou X to the oy rty of a the financial b consolidation plan should accrue to ti Tells of Police Investization telier Work Retarded upon t ¥ route ¥ form, 30 DAYS IN JAIL 1S GIVENFE M‘iLE BANDIT - i : South I);li\« ta College Stu- pass an act validati TR T trickicd out of 1 . s dent Seatenced tor At- S A : : cod rreant Mocue who o tempted Bank Robbery in rights of Engla h would go %uiéf-“V*_ MM@mwsmm"ffig? T CONTRAGTORS EXPECT mwawmmwmmwmmf-,yfg,:f NO LABOR WAR HERE -~ the Thud- Run Through Franklin cight serv- | brauch line Savices et T Anticipate No Il Effects faven rur ¢ through 1 I i roug No H s 15 the o e o : i : ne! I'rom Trade Unioi Epiuo (B s 1'1,].' o nvn.r.l poause; (Han | ; - . Demands R il ined today, Ma | from R e R i ¢ injected fr z. For more v.”‘l\r-v:‘?mzv v > ¥ !m rent route, a T N cen una t B T A i " : £ “ ke : o i ) Tidal Wave Pollows & Ohio brings so! th b g 1 from West Virginia, The object tempted merger with the would place prifes 2 he murmure more & Ohio, which con- an almost unintelligible attempt cading. This s A i % 24 1 5 Sers : X speak. Mis voeal chords have hed in the te rn!‘” i DEKU | a ¢ o | were not given an opportunity to ex- paraly ss themselves before th \ he elderly father, H. C. Frick, flities commission for > has been in constant attention | © Lve to ot p | ehange was made lat the bedside of his son, walked |V ! s oot Vire Pollows Quake | the chair relieving one of 5 2 e vas fri ned awa T > (LI WY voluntes rs started the : i vithout it P 1y thmic ing on his sor iation from hise privil I i o i 5. will cor ) ha bout artificial breat but because this applicat al. No cha ion to leave the Lehigh & \‘“‘ Visganglication : S made personally by Mayor W led in rail- i athetie So tory for the | Was considered to be the ex Sit of preference of the City e At ain, the formality of a % as dispensed with, it was explained 3 conmmis 1rings on the lease sommd of today the office of DUITC G last fall eading’s claim was op- L od E th i sGoine oins b Bilek posed by ennayivania on tligf akatiarttora. Three times a the night i ¢ e e (it JibeiRan Vo ather took his position at his |; od today that they wweon- Waterbury Man Killed ing jointly t ¥ y the Bal- B]md f()l 20 \e'lli, 5 s and aided in the fight | Giqor the chang ch v \( “ I ~| fiirs % Ohto and the Ceniral, the Man C Suicide | e SRER O shalen. ork in Factory roposed lea efiectually Man Commits Suicide @ seems more ealm now," the | nt proty - to th fnia impor- | Jer: ty, N. J., March § P — ¢ r s before no ) P tant open route into New England. | Blind for 20 orkers who are The 1 also was opposed by the | pendent on hi supp siiEine, {Imo. ant physiod) o under similar conten- | hi mby scrubbing office build 5 Ricdite Eiror he municipality was ested, is ¢ the mo Automobile buses now 1 3 ! Lok to make scheme of i interstate nerce commission in 1920, but that tir i ssion o public hearing be sion of the youn . York, Herk W " E lay were ready | unjonizatio L & New England, 47, former teache | Lehigh Coa h j the kitchen ot his } 4y | Theirs is a gruelling | %— enetrates the important Returning from \\nxk Mrs. Tda [ gwollen museles of their fore wrms | J glons of Pennsylvania, | Pentz found him lifeless on the loor ' show. After each team has com- s with the ntral of | with a revolver clutched in his right h| ted its 15-minute shift, their| | | - - 3 A tion into ow Fogland lines at Campbell's | hand. |arms are bandaged and they are| | New Britain and vicinity: P SMORING PROVES PATAL Japan sea. 1t was there that the Hall, New York. | A teacher in a small Pennsylvania {taken to a ward to rost' antil their | | Increasing ¢l S, pro- March 9 (UP)—'quake scems to have wreaked its : ‘:nnn until 20 years ago when over-!noxt shift s called bably folloxed by rain or noking p fatal here 10! zrentest destruot | study brought on blindness, accord- | { snow beginning late tonight ah nne §3 wear old An Area of Misery Plorianopolis, Brazil, March 9 (P ing to Mrs. Pentz, her husband | RNIC] S BANN | or Thursday; slowly rising i Tho aren te was a place of —The Pan-American Goodwlll fliers | moved to Jersey City that she might| Middletown, ra., March 9 (U | temperature Thursday. as burned to death w misery, suffering and sorrow. The dirived here at 12:40 o'clock this | work in New York to maintain their| Knickers have been banned as garb | | from her pipe ignited her | alternoon from Rio Grande Do Sul.|liome. s lxor girls in the Middictow u school, | it (Continued on Fage 14) D WEATHER | water, but lies somewhat inland at » - sioner Urges Some "7 | Method of Control— Reporter in ldpan , Greater Uniformity in Finds Own Family Totally Wiped Out Law Enforcement Also Desired. Statistics Show That Legis- lation Does Not Prevent Accidents—Official Rules That Car Registration Is “Privilege” WMMMWMMflwm@L tiveness of rb on the re Palmer \\'nman Accused as Accomplice; Her Em- ployer as Slayer T n proport Commissioner had been estimated > is now one ga n to state. He advocated before th kel at today ds of scetions on a e Law Not worke. downstai 10 8hig arge | the i general av i tion, at least so far as the percentage of ac tion is con rment, of John N8 and enforcement of | 5| Main the extent to wh have taken inst him, | not prove of trafic ents has Lusetts Society Cruelty to days boy a fit of an or poli Would 'N\hh‘ Offenses, A second v Ry TS formity of ion od, Commis ted on Page 14) BIG TRUCK SHEARED IN - TWAIN BY TROLLEY CAR o ary g Bridgeport This Morning | stor ; | 1de » would be to have Necessitates . Plve Having s traffic courts throug ile motor v could be March 9 (B} t ssity of estab- on the left sige! HShing only thres W courts i1 Norwaik-ride that by using local courts trolley car carly ay, a o X 1 s0sthal Xt Medical Treatment 1ed on Page Five " HALL REPORTED IN LINE " FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHIP rmer New Britaln Man Said 1o o1 seriously en 1 1 Tore was remove St - | Be Slated for Bench in Dise n l Motorman Harry E. Bliss, opera- trict Court tor of the South Park ue car, | laceration under the right eye and| A former New Britain AR il slated for appointment to and | eontly created United States distr . court judgeship. He is Attorney Catherine Quinn, 56, bruises :\nl{""‘ Hall, now a resident of New i Hay where he maintains law of- tified student of the! fices. Ho is & member of the leg- port N al school, splinter|islature, Much of his youth was removed from eye. spent in New Britain, and he attend- front of the small South|ed the old Burritt school at Main Park avenue car was crushed fn|and East Main streets. He is a {and the big truck considerably [brother-in-law of the late Rollin | damaged, Wooster, at one time city glerk herey ‘_ Bray, 7, contusions