New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1927, Page 1

N le 0. Average Daily Circulation For wwaane | NIEW BRITAIN HER ALD [ ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1927. ~TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS SERIOUS FLOG:- 3 HEAVY WINDS WA NG GG vl 0 ACOSTA AND CHAMBERLIN REMAN CONTINUE TO RAV:<e SECTIONS OF | SHYEMLNULED GREATORDYAR "\ "opriviolS FLIGHT 51 HOURS {Reports From Argentina Also Chinese Foreign Minister Issues COUNTRY IN MISS. VAlI.EY AND WEST wuasne wwevies | AND 12 MINUTES FOR WORLD MARK y g |SANTIAGO FEELS EFFECTS ' CRITICIZES U. S. GOVT. - e Waters Flooding Into Two Mxlhon Dollar Loss in Flre omt ot e rmne-sosten i aammrnion 1 s Afrplane Used in Epoch IV' alzmg Descend to Earth at Oklahoma Mme Trap S " Fires Add To Fears of l'oplllmw'i People to “Participating in Mas- | I 12:42 P‘ M. After Bet_ 2 Men—idges vy 104t Sweeps West Viegnia Gty v oo oo o owe”s Trip Remarkably Light and Fast | o S Swept Away and Peo- | { Entire Morgantown Business Block Wiped Out and For |, durance Record By ple Are Marooned. | Time Whole Section is Threatened ?' et s | Al April 14 (A—Ten New York, April 15 (U'P) - are reported to have beer Chinese this mornin eartt Ab S' H o e e out dix Hours. ;m.)« of the Andes and more ortheast of out 50 were inj damage oc also was felt eporced. Towns in Arkansas and {Enormous Crowd Swarms il Upon Field to Greet Vic- torious Airmen—Wives of Both Men Overjoyed in compa World Wa nble on'the sen In th m of “an appeal to t people Texas Are Damaged by Violent Windstorms To- antlago Suffers go. Chile, April 14 report cre are i | known dead here in the earth day—Rocksprings Death Toll Now 61. f sentative here {which shook the i ws Agency. It charged at Their Succe ing. Fift we t Britain th | o - s had decide casualties were In otic orld war to M neola, N. Y., April 14 (P—F Acosta a Chamb 12:42 p. record for remaining in and 12 m rsons w they scurried to of refuge. The popr rushed from their houses in nigk seriousness with which the dist government of China re n participati action of the powers, waiting for a neut ponsibility fore | Mmled for A\ll;mla d b eved their e ng to various parts of th phone and telegraph se errupted with all points xeept Los Andes and Concecpeiot E['MA BU'I‘ IS BE’I‘T[R which reported that while they fe the shock severe damage was 5 he shoek, no re dam, lone, Finally Land hour befor HARTFORD JEWELER CHASES WOMAN s SEVERAL BLOCKS TO RECOVER RING l“ll,r‘:‘;‘, Prize for Which Samuel cours rd. At it dropped toward the earth tors cheered as \ding was about Out ing system failed quake serviee was e Condition of Patient, on Hundred Million Hot = o a few moment | Heytow Raced So Speed- Cross Buns Will Be Way to Prison, Re- S n hour did a majority | Message from China g Y k preil Eaten by Brit ported More Hopeful |° the scared populace return to | en's statement was as follows ily Was 300 diamond She e | their houses. “Hankow, April 14: essent an people ropean intery was made. ribed by il dent rs on the field as being a a depth cellent example of good flying. 2 = o 3 o plane landed without app: 100 Persons Marooned - Workers in the offices of morn . covernment did 5 Said to Have Stolen, on the runway a glided to £ 14 Greenville, S. C. April 14 (9 wspapers and others on duty at|noi expect to see America so reck- Stolen, Rl i (8] reported . 3 o s the time joined the ge 1 exodus % o nd her th 1 the buildings. ) plane struck the was 12:4 picces of have led on tl wster fell from the ce of the y between re-| H l_ ""lr‘\} 1 Ih-mu\l % Yl th lanta | Bl Mercurio plant, which is in the |born nationa Hevtow, 1 it Aoty : town is he iy to | Center of the city. In 1za de [cratic America, Iy coms s e R O aid to be Homes in ported | i i the princi thorough- | lib cornices of buildings and | arge #igr . crashed to the ground. |An The quake was felt at Val aiso, | the cr a { about miles northwest of antle | mitti N s e {ago. but only meagre reports of | 1 oclock toae, | CUF Of coma &t|4amage there have been received. (Continued o s record of 45 1 s and 59 seconds. Ry time of the crowd had swe was held in cheok by ro rty. The Chines: iean for perjury, | improvems nway April 14 (A-+A from °Clinton, the private lev ug the city of Col Ky. 1 out U SWOOFS DOWN Druggist Denies Arson Charge :..\:.ii=i LOW T!_ GEET WIFE But IS He.’d ln $]0 000 Bond wrm‘n Comtanion i nn s i Chamberlain t Shouts to became pro- | the patient “is rapidly of m s that w | R At 10:30 only te = detectiv . eter Gavi | iy " y n ta i up to th i day iope - m: Polic lomas Grogan, w Wilda” as He Speeds ians. o R 4 7 = ennsciousness durin vorking on the € King N T] e i Ly : > flight. The last KIRKHAM SAYS IAWY[R Leo Grichtman of This or ner Over Westbury House bitih { 1 h e, x . ” X ) £ i =l TS Warnings Lssucd | Failenec ghe sl o) | City Accused of Plotting «out 10 ., and aske . : tliers had r : 3 said that there had | e A o% < - wanted one to g r | (LGP v sweeping - Sl { Fire in His Hartford R e SWeeDIng |absolut o deserived | ! Gaitalpeintg hrough the ni way to a Big Crowd Present, strain. | Pharmacy. e A v S8 mnoh uls kg Mrs. Tarl atice ' Designated for That Ofi'n‘e T After Heytow turned for | 10 ov {lice lines and s wbout T Carroll vder, sist Norman in envelope into which to pl. record-t king 1 th < | ) 3 record- king pla and the two y Sl o arroll, brother, arrived hore from | on Ballot, His | Leo Grichtman, aged 23, ot 15485 bill e sxid he notic wiators who had be the air for i burean el ‘ Ruling | Lyons street, this city, 18 one of | /" <50 N W I ”‘1‘ Rl o ¢ e York, Apell 14 (®) — Mrs, | | three men bound over to superior | — At BUNE Old Levee Breaks . Ly SROLELEE U sl — llcourt by Judse Nathan A. Sl through the ropes and in the path divol LIl April P —The Marcclle Carroll was en route to| 7 . E | court by Judge Nathan A. Schatz in | E ot of the plane as it tavied toward a Wil e e o i f Groenville, 8. C. today where she| Corporation ~Counsel John ¥.|Hartford police ¢ today on the A of cheer to his yo stop, Acosta, who in the pilot's e e X IR itrical producer, and procee ! A. L. Thompson with an op . 5 Ml here today as she waited to greet her witeot oF Hhe A Pl R LAl with him to Atlanta Lewis W. Lawyer has been elected | FTank J. Bowien, aged 51, of 3 I 0 when Ho males. is th] b : s sk Statida il Lefore leaving New York yester. | first selectman in spite of the fact ‘.]vlwll‘m avenue, Hartford, and M ut lar She o ot immediately sur. oo : 1 day afternoon, Mrs. Carroll, said: !tha A. N. Peterson recei | E l thous: of person: e o H'r' o M‘H in; FEARS FiHE '147/’ “I will stick by F in his trou- | UF number of votes than Lawyer. | erstield avenue, Hartford. “Bonds ”‘ 1 fiel o saw ti v :‘mlv A 1“ ‘r!r :;\‘, o keep out rising AL < H e lan. i The point on which this claim re- |cach case were set $10,000. The . SR RERS S 9 e 5 et I will live near him in Atl SN oLt WDICH s oIl e oty . v berlin and Acosta shove ¢ L | i L b i | olves Hsell Is the fact that Lawyer | local man was reprosented by Autor- | Vietory at Polls Reflected i Sabn Bh os e the levee a i ower end. i ce o E « a v Ja g % S t w t . were seized and & : H cither of us|Was designated on the iey James Ravich. The others had 3 ? < _ Rk hap natilen HA& B"_L HE“] UP e e e s 8l i ey and o counsel. Al waived examina-) i Movement for TR B LT y I io AuBparc itheaplil g ". 2 L LMY rion WA noTinaks select- | S i with i e Lo nRieRQuIdE nkment, wonld not !;ol»l]m;nr than 3 :~lmL\n; \;}-rllv’.;»ip(:l{ .‘;(r:: St pt el i Recognition SRl L the people close enough to capture O3 i % : wile L makad o for Poterson to | by Detective Serg Gallicehio | f she was told i 2l gle ‘o Senator Hall ()Inech to e oDt emat AETCC: | elocted “first selectman.” jand Acting Detective Sorgoant Daley | ouse ran out when B Aeantug ']" “,‘,,( 5 2 M el ”f"‘ "“ b Another member o board of | of the Hartford police, who lemocratic r Bellanca plane st the river through | Proposed Fire Escape 2 ecelving a se iselectmen is in_ possession of a legal | ussigned to investigate a report by ordinance commit |y jrg me w0y said they heard o ot ] mediately v’_“"(‘”}'} R 48 opinion contradictory of the first. It | Doputy Chief Coggshall of the ! Iy EoipuutiaER I il but L e o e Law B T Of her DU i there sct forth that the position of | Hartford fire department that he|Ur&cd by minority m . rest o i d stoek 10'.. ]z\ nd. 1 = ARE AT b '-\ s illness o o S| tman, only, exists in the 1aw |suspected arson in connection wit i 0 ~ moved to - houses an frs. Carroll met the producer |ana that the one receiving the high. e Ol T 5 rms belind the town. Epecial to the 1 B when she was a well known ¥ et nt i oten s diontaa oY {5 siveat Hsltood i 1 B | Hartiord, April 14 ue to the ctress and he he office generally referred to morning. G nad om Winds y ilance of T ! o = jas “first selectman.” e on ” : ,,,'(‘I.", w had i 1:’(» ~ [ ot New Tritatn, fn B NOVEL[ST LOSES SU”‘ i e | suid to have arrang g Greeted By Wives, A R Luild o | | {1en and Maines set the fire von. this Bret O £B elbwa 4 i Mount Pleasant and Avery, | Vi A ‘ J 4 1 | burning cigarette : n‘ o 15, today ced buildings and | Rutherford of ¢ ol | | L A % S st Jhi Nina Wilcox Putnam Must Pay | —_— than a score of | reported. S own down opie. | con veral | houses was tabled for buildings were t all{the senate tod three towns d| The bill h to have bee « H pod | th and flve or more at the Texas towns | match on a closet sh: rolls of paper and otl mable articles. rming courts or SN dudgment of §3.652 Brought | Unfinished Shipping Board Freighter | Bowlen wa s < | Is Burncd For Junk at Noank in the store and he tof! Against Her by Lawyer. | were 1o have been well pe d would {ting the fire, according to admis |ul“’ escapes in apartment !sions which the Hartford polic pening into co H comm | Shipyaras. New York, April 14 (UP)—-J nt of $£3,682 was toda s 3 4 w London, Conn., April 14 (® gb he i ) ot Deatl ch 61 | Hall in reading over the bill rinst Nina Wilcox Putnam, novel- | __ g 0q0rine ombe :Tnl,‘y sl obtained from therm s o o Rocksprings April 14 (P e ; :’ v ne i By Ghmniers Gatet Uit = Moring embers foday were| “piy fira was afscovored at : Tha deaths resulting from the for- | visabil )",'” sl edet v in an action brought agains & Shipping board frefens | Vednesday morning by ) 3 i ”m‘i' falr Lo Wb mu A R g o t ip ¥ ‘;‘1‘( 'nts was estimated at $2.60 B T 1 esday night was increased to 61 |inio conference in. Lhe E el it : i L dums o - i : ¥ when sev ral of the Ijured | governars room at. th ponabt- L4 cross suit for §$1,477, brought by sties was | @Ee 1o the building amou polls whi to dis M s s in a hospital at San Antonio | Fuiliing Tnspecton 1ath ord hio | Mrs. Putnamn was dismissed, She re to about £1,000, but 40 families livie balance of he |y [ Chamb, t i oher where they had been taken 1ast | qdvised (hat the | 1 uhentord, Who ' upimed the money was adve bout 150 tons of fastening bolts iD the upper stories werc dr two 1 5o Tivir sl e i o o f. It was expeeted that ¢ g SR S procure a divorce for h and strap ire At the stage of the street by the heavy smok il . - 4 HiE i ! : dozen more of the more than Cobell i 1 she later learncd such an oonoiivction st ched when | the entire structure, five stories i t6. 50 to 1 : iy " ured may die | Cobel 1‘; J ‘.', ement would be illegal. R I, the ship | height, was threatened ’ mediate relief work will be vi HENGFTOTAIS ob! : g | Schwartz denled her contentions, oo oo™ 2150,000 in ship Hartford poli Wy Gricht- 1S PIRE ALAIRMS : Iy complete today wi t TR that the money for which {0 M of the yellow pin Man was hard pressed for money and New Hay April 14 P 7 San Antonio of another trai o | a8 \-u“ o be [ . ! was for services rendered in fir iher in her upper constru oped to collect an his fire fnsu 2 ang aperen. e injured from Uvalde, 75 mi pabts the obinion of Scnator Hall |agjusting differonces. hotween the tion was salvaged. | ies. Bowlen is said to have told S the powerful Wright-Bal- ok i that the committee will hill the bill | novelist and her husband that Hulls wiére (o0l mpAnighRg Dolios Gl naniconfidad: to i . slg) : L el W T w group of injured was| 'L 18 present form and it will not|her divorce was obtained throdgh at b A i ot i r. On May number of times that he must e nde angh A e, 18y alnn Hiat s 4 up again for wction tornoys in Moridz. t 9, 1024, destroyed by iid at Uvalde, A weary | Y1 The appropri ame a death as being iame of life and death was being [ 0] i 1 yed today in the hospitals, Sons [ 16 HOuSe SPIang a4 wwrprise this |y, Hmfrford Boy Crushed : one of them was complete- raise money and gradually he re and ond , ed up to the point where he propos- e course, T was nervous at tim ay horizon ¢ ions committee of | it 1 didn’t worry a bit early day. dron- the hours hefore she s be. |ing off 0 nl as partly burned. Fire was ed vlhnl) a fire be set l!lo\\h ) Cn- SEFon ”"’“\ :"' '.‘(' o T knew they would do it uwh)u Kk this morn expiration cailing for mothers, sisters for sed to raze the half burnt hull, [tered the employ of Grichtman and QLB he went to bed late last night to of the o day wa ot llo‘mu'm?.l.l ie D lv\lx r;-:m L elshide LM g To Death Under Tractor ,I »H'u.» of men in the service of Bertram J. Reilly in the pharmacy o members of | op toh a few hours' sleep but was s flying at an Libivs, some left in Uvalde, LTS A0 €y poroNLIRLIon allingford, Conn., April 14 (P~ 110" gopartm, of agricuiture on February 15, Reilly was fined in L owere seriously |y p ety to witness the actual toet. eiiers divided In San Anto dna § SN0 VCATS, for tho normalischools [WHllidm: Wrlsht, U7, emnloyed as' 4 sfopned. their, fight nst the corn Hartford police court in Fehruary their motor | epching of a world's record addition to an ate 11 others separated forever by At New Dritain, New Haven, Willi- ffarm hand by George N horer long enough to lend their for selling liquor in the stor: hand car lédped from | She drove to the ficld i hor it world's endur- th, kept the sense of tragedy | MAantic and Danbury, The amount of {the North rms i Wir equipment for burning the hull. After the fire, Grichtman com- near Peter o (tle car. “If Clarence i too tired, cord. was in the nature of a ilowed by statute, and crughed by a tractor 1 o | = == {plained to the cral authorit he injurca n BT am going to drive him back to our ior to a non stop 000 comes up A [taken to Meriden pospital | #——————————————— | that a quantity of liquor on which a t0 the Putnam Mer home in my flivver,” she said. “But | ork to I* in compe- appropriation to make more | ywhere T scal had been placed by Federal aybe he will be afraid of heing | tition for 5,000 prize offercd . available for work around| wrj the tractor while | | THE WEATHER | {Agent John J. Kelleher following the FREE TAXIS_FOR AGED jounced too much after riding so | by Raymond Orteig. tion of 21 was be 1t has not ter- |1t and it moved ! | | {raid was missing and he suspected lisle, Pa. April 14 (UP)—AL spoathly in the air, and won't want | Announcement of the new world to have eath o 1 how muich of thiy il for it pinned hi uinst the || New Britain and vic | |that the firemen stole it. The cir- [aged and infirm persons in Carlisle | 1y go.™ | record was made by Carl 8. Shory, et armacist cach school, i d [ barn. Mis chest was crushed. The Falr tonight and Friday | |eumstances surrounding the fire and | who wish to attend church Easter | Guiseppe M. Rellanca, designer of |secrotary of the National Aeronauti- e i thwang ow Br havir st | 1na e in Drenford and his par- | much change in temperature. | Grichtman's actions prompted the [may rido there in a taxicab free of [ the plane, the use of his | cal association. who was the ofticlal e become violently ill and ents were motified and went to | | £ | eharge if they notify Elmer Zeigler, | limousina e said, | — ) 48 hours. - (Continued on Page 16) Meri Rt ey S (Continued on Page 16) | owner of a local taxi company. | “aft | (Continued Page 17)