New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1927, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDN ..\‘I).\Y, MARCH 16, ]‘_’ti—IZIGH;HCEf\' PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS WANT LOGAL TAXES Only” »“ Cocktails” Will DARROW WILL WORK SthY S0t 08 4IRS COUNSFL SEEKS TO PROVE SUPREME PADUP ONAUTOS. ~ Be AV After April First T0 FREE POMEROY """ "*“ "ReplIfS T0 FihD COURT HAS ERRED IN ITS | i me Penalis Given Oflicials Ul'ge State to Withhold Prohibition ;\ulhorihes‘\ faim This Will Be Only Liquor Scares LOflg lH]pl'iSOflII]em OI ClasksblEglin Dridkciirot Brands dS-FdItTC](I\GG That i RULlNGS ON PROHIBITION ] Available to Bootleggers—Aldehol Is New Denatur- Tiss atee Corlliny Gar Licenses | ing Formula—Taste Is Terrible. ; Famous Mass. “Liler” I SN e e Uy C”ml“:’l C“j"_“'l"b‘l-fl“ e Plans [‘fl‘JNtET"}UT 2[”" W Eliot Tuckennan Ad- MANY ESCAPING PAYNENT 300U B YEARS BERIND BARS UL SPEED UP HEARING IJUUUR PRESCRIPTIONS vises New York As- Bill Pr \Mi-mm-s On Mo- || = leranla e Calls 1t r-m:m I ;v“lnu Tmpris- ; ’ i Lawyers D ‘?v"} 7“-_”w Agreed Ve sembly Of “hat HC EOIllin ZHIlia A Moste A : M ¢ 251 Filled by 179 Drug- Declares is Newly Dis- ] gists During Year et ng | covered Evidence. \. () tors Must Be Paid Before State oned Al His Li for Offense Com- | « o fasten Uyvidence in Million Dot Gives Permit Is Given mitted When He Was But a Loy, lar Lawsult Agd A 7 o Willing to Aid. : Vlivyer, 1926 | — = : e 13 @ . i 7 Quotes Letter Written by i receieefor 3 i £ ¢ e o Gouverneur Morris Who s 5 mid Clasence Dartow, : ; Hold pert " ; < Was Draftsman of the heh e et o S nee et i gl RS Federal Constitution, © STARNED INTO WORK, ~ SAVED AFTER 13 H. R ‘ L e s MRS, CHAPLIN WAILS ~ OF FRANTIC DIGGING h A o e Wife of Film Comedian North ('umlilm Man Is 1 3 Lox al By st S T Says She's Returning | Trapped Forty Feet the 6ith of \h mn 10 Evacua . s e e e e Escape Taxation to Movies ! Down in Well i [ Paid Tor It % ng | ticut AR s s . 6 s 10 o ettt i1 SONDS NEW THRRAT| S o gn e oy \ : Sinhed .t Bydother i s and share in Chiang Said (o Intimate That 15 Brilx X 5 ¥ ) he purchase 4 t 1 in t TR T fs Not LForthcominz He Himselt G or S it PR ¢ i 1 had been g i 12 workers d {2380 G il i May Retreat Into Very City The New sl 1 1 om A i 1 « g e ; i s } s e I £ i « v a 1 it th B ; L \ mobile fortune, Mrs. \ said | ente nt y 5 3 ( o ng more ioe 1 r o the \ ¥ : G H ponnd but mnot more than v b 1 « v ! pounds, on those weigh sh ¥ o ¢ ifog i 500 but not more than nt e o was cc | ] ; o partisan com- * & 5 whole ques- nn 1m of ”‘ 2 3 Wanis Vive Million the s 7 a it | 0 pounds above &5 « i Only One Jow poun t ‘ 1 LIFE OF DR, HASTINGS : ‘ 1 1 J 24 1 { tarted Career as Doctor e Gihtsa hye Bapive and Ended as Eccentric ; : Quict ails e ; Toy Mender x : ! i o the mean” ] r v 3 letter March 15 (U'P)—One ! « o latter) N Ay « ( G hows it was writt and was pro- N “; .“ A,',.‘, P ) T 1 Ho ¥ i : "‘ ok on Sapiro rta\nl to and ratifiecd by the pro- i Charles I¥ t b s S ssitate a reco 4 e of 'y - wtion by tha Dairy o T 1 1 Y lecision on v York REES . nal prohibi e e b Vincent's hospital rollowing an y W e aton for a mastoid. a I ¢ an i , Hast who reccived his M. D. e $ ) fror € v York Homecopa v i £ S § e i Two Council Members is e : ¢ Astoria, N. Y., Want Contractors to ore 1 s reiog o ; Vord (o Testify ‘ Bid Against City 3 it 5 ; world war he pass A o 4 Pennsylvania medical examir e i within & ! 8 18 an interne in the public works will be 2 g e 1 (Cov I From First 1 against outsid > A e y IR o 55 e T EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR : ir to mother since he 1oft Men Are Burned to Death in Gaso- ” RGN ah erma Cil00 ormlto l Mrs of rman John F. Maerz of t} ither has there br post eard of remembra from h 1o ward and Councilman San nt the 0 repre line Absorption Plant Near Stam- |7 .. : ' 42 \‘ s TD Be Plgeon Holed 77"3 Y (Sontiidoa on’ Fase PRICE REPORTED $25,000 are g 1: A f,{,‘;;‘, Board 10 | e men wers 4 oo veeeronui - Roller Polo Promoters Try URGE INCREASE FOR NINE FEET OF WATER ven provide them to Secure Permission to | PLUMBING INSPECTOR S I\\u Thiladelphia Women at Atlan- g0, and \I’Lrlnm lar views in a » wih Mayor Weld today being that an outside r might ble to low and a saving would | with [Apartment House May Be Erected st wer v stewtana | PRISON FOR JOHANSON Park Place, l (Continued, on Page 15) Use State Armory for | Common Council Schadulad to Have | te City Reseued by BRISTOL MAYCR FAVOR | Games in This City. | Devate on Boost Tefected iy | Daring Policeman, i rney Trving T Rachlin Hartford Man, Guilty of Bizamy, Iy : ! COUNCIL SALARY RAISE . | Salars Comniiiiny ( ¢ Damon proper | 4 3 b i Sablotsky advances a : e oot R % ] i West Main st Seat Up for Period of One to HopB I tel gt RnaIT i e i o st e 3 A b S ; to be approximat Two Years by dudec contractors idemnity ti . o Makes Recommendation Tno Annual = I N i . s lot 18 S3X170. A d L ! s or poor work- gt § farnily se in which the late W Hartford, Ma 16 (UP) te arantee completion | ooy 5o AT ovea Message—DBrinzs Up Proposed Tm- rodicted nt v B T Deny Nl atinds on iha ling guilty to a charge of i nithe bid price Wy [y el S oaii e s oha ol bl s § ) 1,',:,"0," i b b famy Ghalisi Gotanasn: it hing a bond. If the publie [ O™ O S provements Needed In City, L : N i i i <5 viian . dpartme brough 5 onin department cannot meet jts | ) | ¢ N f ) S e S ¥ i { the new owner said this aft- |few weeks ago, today was sentenced & it comes back to board | BLUFF WAS EI‘FEG“VE i Spaas r \ % : . i rnoon. Mrs. W. Vivian, daugh- [to from one to two years in the nance for more money and it | S of § ) 1 it 0 ) { ter of NMr. Darion, is the former |prison. furnished, the councilman X 7 Y £ owner. The plot is one of those | Joseph M. Fricdman, coun | points out { Brooklyn Cop Holds Whistle, Bau- . . s § [which were under consideration as [Johanson, pleaded for lenienc = 9 e s el xatlon. | 1 F: site for a Masonic temple ing that the relations betw *3,500 000 I\ Lauzesl ] iGTH RS HICUE AuntERg i o \ i man and his sceond wife llest P t| ders Without Fight, Lot i « i Kenator I\mg Decides Hansen, were extremely | b ma es _n:vnlgn 3 ! ) S i cvere sentence wou - | o ) © present 4 He Won’t Visit Haiti P e st e mould {5 i ) : : ESiONE R Aeteh Y"H‘Hv]'w\. ! Santo Domingo, Dominican Re- e ment made in New York w of w str 7 3 5 and evide e s 0P Banaten SO e e Aged Couple Choose to 2as o ! Wlllam H, King of Ut not . | was said today at the customs Tous ng up Church | poy 3 ‘ Die Rather Than Separate ! @i nontoo | hitempt to ei 1 1080 gov- 5 wh o ¢ clerks | ind o i . 5 Sl o fo the right. over the em e oS ; 2 5 Mother Confesses She Vors e e i fihn urah 20 G AR e thatwat ! ing him int ' The | Killed Two Children |t :ro not |t 1y of the hill lo- o G6oT a0 sty by ”“‘s atrolman |uh‘m:\n heard th 4 or made o Salt Lake City, Utah, March 16 ()| 1aad i |1 t betwoen Downs 'y e i i |rolse of the crash and running to i oday upon his from crnard Peterson of Murray, | Whe tired clerks showed up | but o » mayor Armory For Polo . Covell, an employe of a |the bridge dived into the w H Porto Rico. i1 t she for dut they faced a pile of [ran from an erease in Dility in house, shot and killed 1 The machine was lying Scpator & said his decision ":\\]nu ered poison which resul od ) kefore the [plocks through busy strects until he salary councilmen, \ \ lay in a hospital and then took his [f¢et of wateriand Col 1 10t to g0 to Ilaiti agreed *|In the death of two of her children | time | was stopped by Patrol \ a year I ) “ier own life. The coroner found a letter [N @ window, swam inside. H ttitude of the United States gov- March S, The confessfon signed by | C it | Feeney, who blu i 10 a city o 5 | which Covell had sent his wife, The |Erasped Mrs., Dooin and swam with Lrnment IMrs, Peterson stated an- {lice whistle held so th - "first paragraph explained the tragedy |Ner to the shore. He then return- : He fears fhat his presence in|ned to kill her husband 1 four re will [)ike a pistol POSTAL SAVINGS “RUN" relative to securing alin Covell's own words: ed and found Mrs. Allen in a semi- Taiti might provoke trouble, and |children. Love for another man ington. | - t Palm Beach, Fla., March A lease | 1 can't get along without vou. I|conscious condition with her head 1 wishes to avoid any unpleasant |prompted her action, she eaid. — » - A long line of negroes in mind will be out here today, prepared to |under water. Her lex had been neidents in a friendly country. A scarch is being made for the SHORT FALL FATAL. I | | a steady run on the United |\ould give ome from bring to an end our misery. If you [canght under the steering wheel - man she named. ason City, Iowa, March 16 (P THE WF IBE post office here for heavy |the armory sk @ underst what I mean and are [and Coleman was unable to extri- H JURY | The poison was placed in meat| Harold Lantz, 16, high school stu-| | wals from thoe postal sav-|wear and tear on t Mr. willing to g0 with me, just nod your |cate her. Others, however, had ) Washington, March 16 (P —The [served at the Peterson home. Two | dent, died last night after a fall n{! | New Britain and vicinity: | s department today following | Pailey said there are 't polo head in assent, and T will close the [been attracted to the scene and 4 enate’s contempt case against Narry}or the children, the oldest 10, refus- | only two and onc-half feet from P Fair tonight and Thursday; | orts circulated wid thre gomes in Bridgeport ar sewhere door and then-——well, T don't know |Coleman managed to keep Mrs. ¥ . Sinclair, was given to the jury to-|ed to eat the meat because it tasted |allel bars in the high school gym-| | slightly warmer tonighs. | negro ions through the jon new dance floors and no injury fust what will happen.” Allen's head above water until fire- g ay in the District of Columbia su- bitter and escaped the fate of the|nasium. His neck was broken in | night that the government “u.\“‘ - - 1" Mrs. Covell had heen in the hos- 'men could lower a ladder and re- preme court. . younger children. i several places. ftie e VR % | going broke,” Ln (Continued on Page 14) pital for the past five months. lease ber, AR B e hr