New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1927, Page 14

i NEW DRITAIN DAILY WERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927. | where e mads M ‘ - Sl YO destructive toll. | d in a whisper however, ~was gradually being r1 of his co | brought under control, said Henry t o s, although | M. Baker, director of flood reliet for atches from New |the Red Cross. Both Mr. Baker have laid down | and Secretary Hoover, co-ordinating ce of guaran-|the relief work, agreed that the or thelr losses. | flood was one of the worst calami- e Pightt ties in the history of the countr often direc More Boats Wanted efforts ag With food. clothing and medical been teo aids being dispatched to the strick- among themselves, Mir areas and concentration camps civil wars been fought in ! as rapidly as these are obtainable Louisiana swamps for years, as| and transportation provided, a re- muskrat ters went about call for boats to speed up the u known.” 3l ok D > ) s with a trap in one | work of relicf and rescuc came to Word the questoning i . i 1y and a gun in the other. The | headquarters here. Mr. Baker call- \p was for muskrat and the gun | cd on the coast guard for one hun- - anyone w st attempt to| dred fast patrol boats which will ! erfere with the trapping, even | be used in rescuing marooned per- no suct . ; though he might happen to own the | sons and other duties in all the| : states affected. wd Very Keen Idered at Confession is Re Liafacouns ] Mo B » ; he levee lets the waterj o facilitate communications, Mr. 3 : i i untold number of musk-) Baker requisitioned the war depart- sh and succulent ve ment for twelve portable signal deep in the feorps radio outfits, these to be set to be flooded. | yp whenever regular communica- | river S responsi-|jons are hampered or down. second port” words | ganitary and health conditions in on much New Orleans | the crowded rcfugee centers or in rery, and has le the City | towns where the inhabitants have t but it is alilected to remain despite the flood | when it ‘e occupied the attention of the | relief forces as fast as hunger has Troops Patrol Tevees bLeen alleviated and rescue made. Orleans, La., April 27 (®— Health Experts Active mp of National Guardsmen| That epidemics may be avoided | Love tay as two|and the general health of the refu- | na P were | zees promoted, a conference of the | a prepars to sur-| health officers of the seven states | them to the waters of | affected was called here today. | ppi that the south's larg-| Matters for discussion included | t be saved from the on- | not only immediate measures for 3 7 ; N ) ' E the flood vaceination of refugees and sanita- | Licutenant Stanton H. Wooster, a native of New Britz | BALETE T ww\mlm Lo Bl B e nate pilot of the Keystone Pathfinder plane “Ame n Legion,” | o citizens of the two pa s, S o of the situation when ‘he wi who died when the machine erashed at Langley Field during a ird and Plaquemines, which | ters shall have receded, bri hy Henry | preliminary trial fully loaded for a New York to Paris non-| have witnessed the withering | what the relie? workers declare i £ ¥ that day | stop flich guns in the perennial trap-|be the greatest menace to he wishand was asle v | and could i e | pers’ warfare, was registered as the sight in his hand 00 The letter referred to her plans | - residents continued to patrol the e lam s vil behave voursels." | Reimbursement Promised 1 t and I saw the deniebagy {ers of the Poydras area would be|Pleasant Card Party Held at Y. W. | soured Oh10T0- | Querrs Yieae (e Sulhauser of | Girt Unable to Prove Her Aze With- STATF RIEHTS "N e T g e rom| €. A. For Benefit of Camp and | e e “)" directly “:“"*”“ the Sny- out Father and He's Not In On by {men of New who joined | Gonference Fund. d E der home s district attorney | | 7 iovernor O. M. Simpson, Mayor auestioned her | Her . ! [ Arthur 0. Keofe, and President Guy| The Girl Res committea of “Do you remember the morr i | | [ mo, of the New Orleans levee | the Y. W. €. A, with Mrs, Douglas not | fession, the pair stayed to for | of March 202" sha was asked A 5 ril 4. in siening a resolution to this | Johnston, chairman, gave a benefit | varal hours, doinkiing and 1 bridge at the association building | » house BAL askouEhalc “Why prove she Mar-| (Continued from First Page.) Meanwhile officers of the two par- | vesterday afternoon. The pro- n bur; Then Gray tied ‘Because little Lorraine Snyder Jr. ' x s were warning inhabitants to|ceeds of the bridge will go towar p his sweetheart as though a hur- running over for me and T [t ¢ . 1cer th ¢ ) « hi n- | after the issuance of a procla- | the Girl Reserve camp and confer- lar had trussed her and stole aws ent to the Snyder home.™ 3 o mation by Governor Simpson setting|ence fund for this summer. The | ing an early train back to & “Where did you find Mrs. Sny- i Sa t s student. |t tor vehi 7 3 Aoon 10 as the time for the|following took tab ler? I . 1 for high- Gasie : Mrs. L. R. Weir, Mrs. C. Before t onfession was read Ankles Were . t, signec r fat safety ¢k appropria- N &S ,“,',,,‘.', ‘:,',’f; Get Out Swain, Mrs. Leon Kibbe, Mrs. Hanc former Pol issioner George “Lying on the rin her n - {ing he 15 when sh g " ext ment of hureau Approximately 4.000 persons must|MTs. Arthur Grant, Miss Mary Bing McLanghlin took the stand to tell s with her ankles tied.” | Sure e cit ! deg nt Ty ot ke |y e ey D e {ham, Mrs. Arthur Gard, Mr confessions by both Mrs. | “Were her wrists tied 2" IA0URA Bus of e erke Bolore LN Btoe, ira, () O}/ Teich: Mee . nyder and Gray signcd. He out-| «No, bt there was some A s RS S L e i o lined the two confr and the | heside her. She e il e settiod son ye commltien o e el intis! B GLDulcn s | g them | whack on the head.’ ed fos ' v t s hear bill i R ] | k on the head i o e £ . e billy + ¢ G S Koger Whitman, Mre. Robert Chap- «as that whereas Mrs. Snyder said | the police and then my o e i e e providir e amalg tionjog MADe Nieen ok vernor Simpson, | AR oers, Mrs, Charles | ©2 81 Church street, in the chapel] CENTRAL JR. H. S. NOTES ray did the murde ntirely with!| came in, Ho discove I T s the st s GE nd con. | L0 persons named by the New Or- |y i Typl feinloe, Mrs, § at the Municipal building in New| The sectional presidents of tha his own & 2 as dead.” know b " it 2 timent 'of o com. | e H".\' council, and one member ley Goss, Miss Laura mp, Miss | York city yesterday. Tentral Junior high school held when he first struck e, the v Mrs. Mulhauser then re hall is a st 1~ | missior P finoe G Gonieol ds ) fesiEnatea By tias Hoaril vor leveallir e ey Gladys Day, | Mr. Renteheller was born in Ber- their weekly meeting this morning {im caught him by th te andl|Brve Spyder Had! Lold her the hure | Trumbull in | COMMissioners of the Lake Borgne | yyorti e ; Miss Louise |1in and his bride is a native of |in the auditorium. William Ross, he droppe zrrm’l\ Indgeon. »'l')\l‘»n. glary story and of being overcom = c M e 1o the legislature, | district. Noble, Mrs. Clarence Derrick. Mrs | 1tock vilte. | Civie League president, took charg: i ore Mrs 2 ds man with a h Borteatin ine Senit: Hundreds March Out Douglas Johnston, Mrs. ¢, M. Van | Mrs. Stepler secured divores of the meeting. The presidents wers | ght ml‘j.,‘,,”,“,.,,, ;l)an(‘er Sues, ('laiming S i Hundreds of persons formed the . 0 |trom her previous husha George | instructed to check up on the ab- B oo et e T D Vaccination Was Forced | VIl receive go.. | Scemingly endless caravan which R Stepler, Fast Berlin chier, on ' sences the last day of school befor: | L 1xdp 2 9100 oran) Cron e S I streamed out of the deomed avea.lpye f ! grounds of desertion, in the supe- | the Easter rece o be | “any bruiser o il e : Uhed antomotitee, traers, - wa- | Divorced on April 1, grounds of desertion. in the mupe- |the Easter rocess. \ \ | rior court at Martford on April 1 The 8.2, 9-1 and 9-2 socfal will “None at all : Aign dhanee zives the Slactor ‘ pushearts trundied | Takes Second Husband it siepier was given the custody be held this afternoon after schoul 1 court adjourned t) m- Were her fee ( i BUBES . y bers of i )€ 1en mem- | L e gravel toward New Or-| zfrs. Minnie Zehrer Stopler of 232 fof their two children, in the girls gym becanse of tha y loosely [ a T Sl nual sal f $1,000, No [leans where they will be carcd for|yain street was married to Renja- | - — iditorium being occupled for a chi B vecination by phyisicar 1 the inal 1 the waters recede from their| iy ¢, Rentcheller, an electrician, | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS |rehearsal nyd; " Ne e 5 Iy homes. All movable belongings were ! ith her 5 e i &3 <sion il [ inclnded in the miscellaneous bun- : el } % vy of|dlss which ghted the velicles. If “Yoar f S “ | state, v, the comptroller,| Many of the refugees were per- What dld she say?" s ] oy 1he : ; : {sons who had been driven from| she was going to g ke : ‘ ik P . | their homes in the Poydras area by ! end it all with him g s 1k ) r. The e the 1922 breaks. Jut in the m-,u»“ he confessiol . o s " i C i 90| ) « od they had but the bLriefest nd I told h ¢ my troubles. } i v ¥ i v P ¥ ) e who wonldl listen Il L Yiovernor, w 1 also appoint the hotice and in many cases wers 1 the only who w liste The witne i e 1 ) ' ¢ {oner with the consent of the | foreed to abandon their belongings. JosalE and: fogexitar e Ck {and her hust R M kel bl l t and nate. | The waters from the Poyd e only do 0 ot Ml hauser, took the' stand, Asststant {510 1 €01 perr {ly Lanee modifies the powers | break will inundate about ! ¥y hy g did away | pitrict Attorney Proc examit i o e b il i o i ) wwd to the |@eres, it was estimated hy engin- L1 < ing. | great ! al g 1 dling of dep: f normal | #ers. The crevasse of 1922 flooded | Other Details . i I & n:'v‘r’ e Found Snyder Dead : ormatory, | #bout that much itory. No, 4 He said Lorraine Snyder tel priso 1 other institutions. |towns of any are likely to he 4 weig 3 BRISTOL SCHOOT TR } A ted | tou ers. The village while read phoned him to follow his wi g glciuil | Snyder home. He told of find. | fal to ad) mmission "t cribe’ im- | of St ard is perilously close 1o o1t B Wl in bed. Mrs. S PRl b ovennts soment. The|the path the water iy expected to WA hvorh At ng aeaa | i i roser i ¥ “to recom- | take but it was thought that it| at that ‘tin P el g it | would eseape | ! ade on | Those Affected Most | ion of | Truck farmers and trappers are! of | the main inhabitants of the doomed com- None of these will he able| o depend on any income from their | ilar sources during the year. The ! [1ands of the truck farmers ars like- | |1y to be under water se ind it will tak 1ake up the number of muskrats had Lirowned by the high waters, The wnd shri try along | ores of Lake Borgne is ex- 1 to suffer heavily also. | = 3 BT Mnl N The entire Touisiana National | Eamon De Valera Due voviding for a y s s S ey : trol the levees in the vielnity of | £ a ¢ Orrow 0 ) viding $LO0O S New Orleans i W Tir of Eamo J o ! Although all the ramparts were ported to be in isfactory con- dition there was faint hope of hold- | unbroken chain when the Koes three feet higher, noweve a she got bound but from her March 1% of going, N i <hip Nominations New Emergencles | . : iy sent toi Memphis, Tenn., Aprol 27 (B T s Homination at Tamy | Ttelict measures advaricod hroughe The Tourist e l the ilood stricken distriets of the b 1 1 | Mississippi valley today with accel- MUST have Mlleage ! DEVALLRA LIAVES y s lerated specd as new emergencies 4 1 d 1 v t . . . 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