New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1927, Page 1

News of the World y Associated Press o)) Spirojyan : “18q1 30 ’l.ll‘.u‘“’l o) 101} .,mpm ESTABLISHED 1870 PRESIDENT 1S PREPARING T0 WITHDRAW LARGE PART OF TROOPS IN NICARAGUA Reports of Conservatwe M] DISRESPECT T[] Victories Makes Re- duction of Number of Marines Ashore Now | White House Clears Up Mi leely understandings Stimson’s Mis International | | Comment That He Preventing | ‘Arrange : 4 Would Not Su Agreement ceed Kellogg Meant Only A< Con mendation of His Work « Similar Trouble in the merce Secretary, Future. S ) Whit Washington, April the Hon laration of 19 (B | spokesman last we conservat the Nicara var, President Coolidee ir fo April With ports of ive | Hoover would not [the state departm Kellogg re up again by the | the ability in n civil is preparing | Secretary i waliog spokesman of the on du a substantial part A th at no had re of rican marines | make it clear ow y in country, r's From official con telli e troops of it & president that m ons and | a series of President Known % Reputation Well press accounts 5 of foathat o8 of t tation b in t ][nm so well e s under estal has driw Juan o1 Diaz oy hostil ashor such de 1oval Hoped Ultimate complete removal of th arines remains the g tha ministration, it s W House hut tion must await ime that tre 1 in Nica it n ther esident on will not he umber Complete T Hoover cabinet be open or whic ant 1o which might desire. verth 5t to consider 1l of [ LA NG said Hoov S extrao today rs' d s e for ns ceonomic b Nicaragu g Th of Naw not make as the |Hoover in | partment last week canse the so complet nown by the pre wpposed that th {held by ever The d o last | HHoover aroused wida speculati vz political groups. Since Mr. Hoover has b akfast_at temporary home. He a oday's cabinet meetin last member of the cabinet to 1 Since publication of conjecturs of the it had staten forthec to 1 life of t wring upon for spok vir th n mson ry spuci tioned rned et wee ould pre which now Stats q son clear his disenssing Henry L. ormer sec ident's it wa men The 00d to he as mnot e umption tries which < Liat Wh to affec s nnd Niear wer 15 made en guest at COLD TOWARD WIEE Wi TRIES SUICIDE {to the meanin lar n for ent cla nouncement be it some kind Hushand Says His Love Is |iving it would ne ‘ | the White House. Dead—Arch Street Man Tries Rope JITNEY LlNE 10 BEGOME of §30,000 CORPORATION ton't want her back any more. o goes around with Antonio Rinaldi of told Captain George lice headquarters tod his wife, My Anna inaldi, 24 and mother of seven childr the eldest of whom is 10 years. L: ovening, shortly befors § o'clock, Off r Peter Mclkvoy found the woman unconscious on Clinton street Jier condition I aused by drink ing iodine with al intent. was sent to New Gen hospital and attended by Dr. John l. Kelly, who docs not B dition serious. According to her husband known resident of the nort on of the city who narrowly es- tion in connection with a trip to New York by two young women several months ago was seen i his wife's company yesterday. he does not attend to her hou: hold duties she should do, he id, ind the hildren are obliged to care for themselves. Captain Kelly mlr vised Rinaldi to confer at once ".x!h Probation Officer Connolly. At the hospital today it was sald Mrs. Rinaldi had comfortahle t and her recovery is antiei- | il Robert Crosby, aged vears, attempted suicide 1t his rooming pl 90 Arch last night, Supernumerary William O'Day 1« about o'clock, and after talking Crost the officer sent him to police station for safe ping. friend stayed with him during the night, Officer O'Day loar and a companion obts of denatured alecohol o'clock, at a soline st thought his mind beeame unbalanc- ed a result of cent he Irink- ing. Whether or not he d aleohol is not known, but while talik- ing to the officer, Crosby said he had not only tried to hang himself but would sncceed before morning. Tt was learned that arrangements to have Croshy treated at Brooklyn Naval hospital have been made, and in view of last night's incident, they may be carried out. | Owners of Arch Street Service T Papers for New Britaln Transportation Co. have been file t iry of state at Har rd, he owners of the Arch street line, for incorporation with italization of § The new corpora apers will tain tion rporators a nd t t er Agostina, Wil . Nelson, . Day a a well wester Clerical Work and Ser ing Out Officer 11 with | the | Wethersfield, Conn. 1t Walter Shea rules for which he to the [clerk’s position, April 19 (1 's violation { pris s trar ferred shirt shop m d that Crosby ned two pints consisted of sendi the w Imn, notes from Connectic state prirson here learned t She ald Cl the pal and pman, is said sons ontsid walls, through former Prison at the ndg Hartfo 1 the aid which ber. Davis, who is now {county jail. Davis is rem: {for sentence on soners to escape ded guilty last The contents of have not heen made known. Th were turned over to Warden H. W. Scolt who has not volunteer information regarding the When confronted with the eviden in his own handwriti; cording to prison officia For his actions, Sh {reduced in grade lost Lis chance to appear board of parole at its session a charge of to Sept Shean's Biggest Social Affair In New Britain History Invitations were issued today to 4,500 employes of Lander Trary & Clark for what is ex- pected to be the larg event in the hi Britain—the formal opening of a new six story building recently consiructod on the prop- erty near Bast Main street. The event will be held on the night of May 4 he program will eonsist of an entertainment and dancing. Lunch will be served . contes an has be 1 ne his commutation sentenc The confederate of G man W sentenced to prison for o to five years on May 17, 1926, NI HOOVER WAS MEANT jon 1 to STATEMENT 1S EAPLAINED " -~ Tt White Hous to Shirt Shop for Send- | otes hy Guard. | not: Shean, ac iven harder wor month and has forfeited ten days on | 1 ) NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, APRIL W BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending l 4’237 April 16th 19, 1927. —TWENTY PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS UPSON PESSIMISTIC CAMERAMAN IN PLANE TAKES 'CANTONESE FORCES ON UPLIFT RESULTS Declines to Serve Further as Givic League President BELIEVES OUTLOOK DARK| | | | Bassette Finds Fault with Courts For Not Imposing Ntiff Penalties For Liquor Law Violations— Cemetery Parking Halted. resignatio Sig meeting last - 1 DR ssors have While " {“pson, the m- no r has works munity ctivit com- of his| ry 1o con- | ittle Hope New B ritain.” Althou Wt venit he time is coming when Christian 1 women in | with the tor ng r il he ew minutes encour muct lope pers for and co- | in Fuppor pre “splendid loyal pson to for e 1 to l¢ il the other cid com seleetion, | elected | ims Nor I, it the Coolidz 19 h York ‘“con rtot man who > superior co Th > authorities Pa., ¢ w rt from he used Is wa at Tvan Philipst ston, for obt latter two ning ring 1 he worked he r worthless railroad bond villa anthoritics s time there and it he is wanted there places want him ile l)clanm Must Remain Within 175 Pound Class York, April 19 (P- Ney state athletie to- cided by vote Jack Del am e hy it N York a | day that commi two to , the light heavy-! must fight only | This bars | re lus pr tive heavyweight come- teh with Paulino at| linm June ion 1 it L ¥ on, und Shean, Pal of Chapman, Violates Prtson Rule and Loses Easy Job Has Been Taken From EGGS IN-TUB CAMOUFLAGE | FOR SUPPLY OF LIQUOR : I( ’luh. Raiders Discover Baffling | Contrivance At Grove and | | i Lafayette Streets P) | of \ office Ns- search by restaurant at and Lafayett four police | the streets Grov his tub which contain on ttirst glanee, v a few dozen ¢ ut{on closer inspection, Detoc ant Ellinger found that were simply @ camout bottom part of the tub sibout dlon of alleged compartment, proprictors of the plac Stephen Sledznick 1 st has been con in the local court on charges violation of the liquor law at two differcnt places, and his | partner, doseph Swider, has been | convicted once, according to the | police. Sledznick was released on a ¥ 18500 bond at once but Swider was K. {locked up while friends sought to ed | raise bail M. The raiding party consisted o | Detective Sergeants’ MeCue and 1 [lin Sergeant O\ A and Officer Feeney, They had reason to suspect on | that liquor was being sold in the K, | restaurant, which years ago was a he [saloon, but until today, the Nt hiding pli in the tub in the ice box, could not b located. Chief | Hart said the former liquor duo had - {searched the restaurant and other ne | officers have tried to obtain evid- cuce, 1o no avail. ng the 0- | cont liquor in | ¢ separ rrested. rd 1 re 15 L twic secrot been eriticiz said Teams | | two doll enoon brousht to light a lard| 1 seemed o fdown too long.” torney Gordon dec arian was hooked hy € city ¢ stricted morning. Hart Jomes Lacava to ing his block on Comme others front of wish to escap must four death, PHOTO IN FLOOD DISTRICT ramar of the floc banl isolats For riskin BURSTING LEVEES ADD TO TOLL OF DEATH AND DESTRUCTION IN WEST Tuuhc Gale Kills One, Injures Several at Arvthur ity Ark.—Missouri, Arkansas and Other Mississippi Rn er \t'ltce %uficr LAWYER OBJECTS T9 ‘ POLICE ‘TAG’ DRIVE - - Ci 5 miles nort As Floods Continue. rs infured, when a torna Arthur Texa [Gordon Argues With Hart for Customer at Father's Store dvices received by exarkana, was express. Hugo, Okla., near Arthur was hit by the tornado, munication lines are ither of t ava v, April 19 (P sestablished od o parking Ark., this morning s and ho spaperman talke gal angles ier observer thero m time, listance telepho High winds had blown down wir 1hout t Ar city, causing rumors that en struck by by or with witl ind f lor s of polic iers today an ery ve to law to paying th they will be ob plice As 4 up” the corner hicle that is park d if the ow object fine at the to go into cou his, Tenn., Francis + Miss April 15 (P river basin iri and northeast appeared doomed to inund hen the St Jo ¢, cight miles north of drid, Mo., broke under the tloods early today S The breach in the leves was reported is would of the drive, S i owned by 5 Oak ot Mo ! soutt rian o e latter wholesale 1 mercial st team hort time panicd by don, callid was in Gor it nd ¢ the ut finding restricted area Paparian, Mor ton tion 1's bayou Attor on o is by th s father's place, to park v wide, permit the over from the Mississippi river Dorena crey far sweep toward Big Lal m busin the ess at b are ol several n., today ording to Ar- The onrush- | | | | | when | cal and Moderate Factions i MILITIESMAY WEST, AUTHORESS AND \War s Declaved Between Radi- | STAR OF “SEX,” GIVEN JAIL TERM AND ALSO $500 FINE 22 PR CHANG 1S DISHSSED [IEMAR S WINNER ' Same Penalty is Impos- h:uhual Regime Oust Him as Com- mander and Order Forces to March On His Headquarters at Nanking. His Suce i-Hsiang, Ka u,\‘ Cl ion was sta tion started by the nst the Manct inue ond for 1 to inspire pital facy, 1 m was t the peop! not sover: afra yeople n military cliqu oppression. Seven Seven T Resolutions solutions werd irst—The government (( ) must be moved to Na Second—Those whose party ment was not must be “anton clear Third—Abrogation treaties with T"ourth: tonese of the un central b it Sixth—Reorganization of t1 in Ki nth incial governms The first John's bayou o ing waters would sweep down into | River valley and into the Chicr througl ol Hart repllad t found parked co e will be ta 1 becau your father's corner with emph ven or at every ; that basin The main Missjssi just below New drid stul b lay but river men wers its standing through the I St. John's bayon ¢ prevented the overflow Francis basin, tecting New Madrid n for we tloods which have lands over a threatened local fowns. iver leves 1 to 18 0 of cone oyl it th rs 10 el day cars arked thers all over the road hour and long while are inside talki o dangerons fo traific and [ will not nd for it any longer. If this man parian) do want to pay rs now, he can be booked can go into court with e as well as pre ks swollen by inundated dow wide expanse defense By rom enterir halt rning ; the | e St hasin has hec of many Disaster 1s Feared Mmur was expected ertake many towns ch n fighting to hold their against the prevailing high wat Approximately ten thousand sons wera already repor hon and refugeeing before today! ¢or men me actuality, Shinn ( point in th of wh about today ney 0w 10r0ss the Gordor streot oined whe “no 7y something streot, sn't of vourselr the “Ihose cars will A few minutes, but your corner enthr, eare omeone ¢ valley > a hill rises ont City, Iy from the clugees had gathered the there in at stay N ste “All right, we'll go to ided At Pap- Kelly of the | two oo pr nt King tomorrow court,” and ptain violation rking him Arkansas river today stood at 3 above Saturday The weather said crest apparently wehed termporarily but m no prediction as to later in the week ent, Chief Reports from Fort Smith Interpreter today said the Arkansas river there rm tenants in | ationed 3.8 feet, al street, and to park in| that if they | Alized they with th curbstone. 2 feet, or 2.1 fes on the charge of 1¢ ding by 1 district ppear ntls tictions. thovi v last night he will inst Just prior to the Inci notified Court having oceas stores there, being pe their vehic ngainst the o ik park s right side ATHER PLANE PALLS, { KILLED. tchureh, K . En 1. A Royal Air bombingz ne crashed here today and its occupants were burned 1o [ — and vici bably occasional rains tonight and Wednes- day; rising temperature. Ea 19 (P virp) per- sless burean early { ) * “PERSONAL SERVICE ONLY " Democrats to Have Lm‘m-r;l Woods, Greenstem and Ktrkbam Named Again for Publtc Office - HIS CAMPAIGN EXPENSE Conncilman Peterson Uiles Statement of Cost of Being Re- 10 Government. contrit Albert on made by nominate | T tatement of laced on file t t Little Roclk | town clerk W service only its filed are: Mon- 1 candidate for coun con- tril 1 can town committee; § oy M. 0 ot 1 councilm I contribn commi | e coun no expenses; ted counci Claren ted in t to the commi Tefeate i rd ward, had William G ey, ro- in the first ward, Maxon ne ward, T or_councilman second ward, gave to mocratic town comr John A Larson, re-elected couZeilman in the fourth ward, had no expenses. H in c | the | 1§ HS Holder | ed on John Timoney, ( Co-Author—Cell, But IN GREAT CONTEST Veteran Marathoner Takes Lead No Fine For Morgar.- and Holds It HFTH VICTORY ‘s American 1 stern. Suspended Sentences for s—Convicted Act- Savs af Championship Authorities Tried to “Fleece” Runs More Than 26 Miles in Hours 10 Minutes and Two- Seconds, A si pro- of James A, and a 10 day ne for Wil- stern, ded Sentences fendants in the d sen- was fan e to] | Rest G AlL t Harold Sp for a certificate of 1 would app of | ants, an- he would reasonable from the conrse dudge’'s Comment In pronouncir nce, | Donnellan said, in part was instructed by the erdict based upon ot e moral sta lards of today as they in t A|city of which they were represen 195 | tive Their verdict based | on this standard ought to silenca * thosa who are continuously g the fair name of New 1 on Page Tive) Judge citiz []NE LONE JURYMAN IS ALL THAT IS CHOSEN {Counsel Having Hard Time to Fill Snyder-Gray could not | : was driven heen the many who _dropne Queens County | York, April 1 jto forer were snyder n il A v from the vards behind New Y Courthouse, Run Side By Side be r 1 nig rur s th Beyol ct, all was con- close of the morning 1y, the day of the Jec session toc ture at second t that time amined, lay, and mhurst only 2le 50 yesterds William men had been \d the rest Young, an hotel publicity man, wus t0 prove acceptable ate and the two-part as foreman parade of the 1 the jury box sossion posed of calm as wgain sitting om Gray t: the was mairon an:d him Mrs L gray-l Wy by v box. Suyder seated B Representation on Com- | they sit not mittees in View of Gains in Council. in court motion ayor's « 56 Cents Balance From .\"00 01)0 Appropriation S W allc which nts the iring, Wheeler of uillding committes t the annual Cham- anquet held evening. Last appropriation of 200,000 was voted for the erec- tion school, and Mr, ported total expendis awing on of exact- Afttorney William irman nounced ber of in Commerce school last neilman of the third ward moved ion e made unanima A8 tho was voted hers of tion is nomir Woods term made at the 1 il tomorrow the balanc f the coun- :mbull, as presen anquet, tulated the committes on financing and remarked that there were very few stale and commissions which lad even 36 cents left. He thought they might follow Plainyille's example instead of bringing in deficiency appropri- atlons each year. even wio con Attorney nominated for an- n, his name be- Alderman D. L. and LA Kirkham was nomina term of similar length being put forth by Alder N was T otwo y present sueh Corporation hoards H for another his name John (Continued on Page 11)