New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1927, Page 33

COMMISSION FAILS BUT BLAMES CITIES Lack of Cooperation Makes Rate Decision Impossible New York, Nov. 18 (UP)—The state public utilities commission to- day issued a statement saying tha because of failure of the citics in- volved to cooperata with the com- mission, it Is unable to decide the New York, New Haven and Hart- ford railroad rate case. The commission mentioned par- ticularly the clties of New York, Mt. Vernon and New Rochelle. In 1 the commission granted the rallroad a 42 per cent rate in- crease effective within the state and a rehearsing was subsequently ask- ed. In July of this year, the commis- sfon sald, at a meeting here repre- sentatives of New York city sald they were engrossed with other rate | cases and could not prepare data desired in the New Haven case. Since then there has been additional delay. Mt. Vernon and New Rochelle, the commission sald, also had falled to submit data Until such commission ment sald. ata, cannot Is avallabls the act, the state- SCHOOL BOARD M Probably the most important mat- ters which will b brought at the school board meeting this afternoon at 4:30 o'cloc from the special committee on insurance and the report from the special commit tee on high school finan The committes on school f will present a partial report cov ing the athletic end of the fnvesti- gation and will inform that the hook store part of the work will he taken care of later. The Insurance com miftee wlill report progress and in- form the members that figures on a sprinkler ‘system are being obtain- ed from the engineers departnient of the New England Insurance I change. The finance committee will report a change in the heating at the N than Hale Junior Ifigh school. R vorts from the health and tlon committee, teachers' comr and school accommodations commit- tee will also be made. JUROR TALLS TO DEATH Chicago, Nov. 18 (P—A fatal fall from a fifth story window vesterday halted the trial of Rolland Gaskell, former county police ser- geant, charged with ault on Louise Smith, 19, of Cambridge, Mass. Tha jury was considering the evidence and eleven of the jurors had decided that Gaskell was guilty. William A. Norberg, the 12th juror, was ponderlng over the case and walked to the window. Suddenly he either jumped or fell to the ground. 10 HELEN MENKEN DIVORCED Chicago, Nov. 18 (P»—Helen Men- ken, actress, was granted a divorce from Humphrey Bogart, actor, by Judge John T. Sullivan today after she had testified her husband had treated her cruelly and told her he did not love her. The degree pro- vided Bogart pay her she sald he owes her. She testified that the were married May 20, 1926, but that she separated from her husband April 1927, She said he had struck her on two occas NOTICE My wife, Olimphia Fucini having left my bed and board without just cause, I shall not be responsible for g bills contracted by her from this date. Dated at Plainville ovember 18, 19: FRANK FUCINT. 2D Liberity Loan! Did vou subscribe to the “2nd Liberty Loan”? Do you realize that Uncle Sam now wants to give you ‘“your money back”? 0 more interest on “2nd Liberties” after No- vember 15th! Every day’s delay in cashing them now means a loss. Bring them in first thing tomorrow morning. We'll not only collect for you but, if you want us to, make helpful and impartial suggestions about your re-investment. Or, if you say so, we'il just credit your Savings Account— Nothing like a “safe in- terest” in a “safe place” for your “saved dollars”! T CITYNATIONAL BANK OF NEW BRITAIN MAIN AT EAST MAIN w an g MEMBER PEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ————e e NEW BRITAI DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 1927, HADE RUGERRORT WORE EMPLOYMENT Haiph Shinners' Attempt to Save | | Guide From Death 1 | Disclosed. | in Storm is IN CONNECTICUT New England Survey Reveals General Improvement Ironwood, Mich., Nov. 18 story of the tutile fight Ralph Shin- | ners, widely known ball player, ‘ (P—A | made to save the life of Charles W son, 59, a guide came out of the snow storm that swept over north- Wisconsin and the upper Micl n peninsula. Wilson's frozen body was recov- today in the woods near Pine Lake by a rescue party that started out after Shinners, fighting the cold |and snowdrits, had + his way | through the woods to « on help. | ment {Tt lay on & bed of « state | fashioned by Shir he | 1 ! found that he could not carry Wil- |son. The old guide had become ex- | hausted when they sought to find their way out of the woods Mon- | day. Snow obliterated the trail. Shinners, played last year as an | outficlder with the Oakland team in [the Pacifle Coast League, and at various times has been with fhe 3 [ York Giants, St. Louis {and Toledo American tion clut Boston, Nov. 18 (UP) | employment was reporte sections of New 1o i October, according monthly bull of the U ployment service, The was as follows: Connecti and dur- to tie S em- by eral states lar mills are sections, dicated in the Cardinals Assorin- was The working & ry the temporary building of the state, for a large | REAVYWEIGHT RESCUED 300 Pound Woman Carried by Two | con ics suf + for \rts { Men Down Ladder When farm Tlames | Cut O Fer Exit. N In | Camden, N. J., Nov. 1 spond- Mamie Grant, 42, whos weighs 300 pounds, was carried down a ladd by two men to safety from her h today when she 1on e win- dow sill after fira in the house vented her escape down the etair mer Alston and wrried her. Then she hat her fres 1in the house, and The reentered and rescued Grant was taken to the Homeopathic hospit ouse was restroyed. Polic s loyment was no of the state dur- ce cont s w ed in th , the nu was collaps hy ties, while Buffalo Yields Giant Alcohol Distillery B alo, N. Y., Nov. 18 (UP)—Buf- falo today held the i | having yielded up |the largest alcohol distilling potential value w uror's | | i plant was disco agents rai dry 1 a | facturing company’s offics | Apparently the plant | {operation about three mont Fiv ivats held 60,000 gallons of ferment- ed molasses from which aleohol val- ued at 000 conld Accor to ag of the wa lons| 1t was mated the | ¢ ers. ex Hhit pro a operation |t ! would net §100,600. I s for th nployment | Great quantities of ot found in t ore snal system protected sorted during Ociobe lities w part-t continued working quotas o of about plant day. s fron 000 gal- week's ry limited ents wer |An elabora the plant. textile mills cou 1e parts 1 SIGNS FOR GAME ant J. J. King e the month In s reports from other som The v on Chris common labor Building ate pro- ment overtin operatin orders. A ot rway t aln High school football industry tomorrow, through Stanley {from the intersection of Hartford avenues and through Corbin aven and Shuttle Meadow avenus on the west, the purpose being to avoid'vides stion about the center of the arti If the routes which are posted mun tare followed, no traffic from out of the city need pass through the cen- |tral streets. There will ample police protection at the South street ad where there no at capucity s surplus of 110 eome cities. roughout, th for hundrs ply in all coni- the demand. conditions are good.” | Is of o1 ins, with ties su oyment cor city. ‘Increased employ- indust was month. ode Island— ni tue jewel i Jewelry partiment ot a honfire on Rockwell ning, in the New Britain victory this manner. W. J. Noble of t has approved the near the Hi wvenue, tomorrao event that the to celel resumed While part-time 1o in the textile ar ies in some parts he number of rel was materially reduce killed operatives & trades was A surplus of ported from but s surplus serlous tivities tinue:d in the larger ¢ ted 3 plen- of highly metal work Genoa, Nov. 18 (UP)—Civil military authorities today watehed | tests of a new type of airplane, "bnsevl on a bird's inethod of flight, | whose inventor, Uso Antonio Pisao, { hopes to revolutionize aerial n tion. Plsano also has invented marine wlose design embodics principle of the motion of throngh the water. Premier Mussolint is said to be | {watching the tests to determine whether Pisano’s plane and eub- inarine could be used by the army and navy in one city not While buildin ies was n help s r loc thr a sub the fish athe CARRIES OUT REQUEST Dying Wish of Former Governor o o Whitfield of Misslssippl Attended NITRO PLANT BLOWS 1P | Cofteyville, Kans, ov. 18 (A — A large nitro glycerine plant blew up this afternoon at Jeffe n, Kas. 12 miles northwest of here. First reports did not say whether there had been any deaths The explosion terrifi 4 buildings fn Coffey Fire broke out in Jeff threatened practically every build- ing in the town, the J« phone operator informed an opera tor here before heing forced to de "x.mnv Il'x‘!:v‘\h! |sert her pos Dr. Harmon's ¢ [sert her post Dr Har been il f Dr. Harmon t imm Harmeon 3 1 ed forged the tempt to s To By Murphree. was and 3 Serving diler sentence in o penit forgery nnouncement vas received the death of son a | HIGHWAY UNDER WATLR . Albans, Vt, Nov. 1S (P | Water several inches deep covers a great portion of the Montrral-Green { Mountain highway between the bor |der and St. Johns, Quebec, reports received Tere this morning said | Tn St. Johns rain fell for more than {36 nours with no letup until carly today when it stopped and the mer cury was tumbling down to Aing. today home. Nov names of fri 000 in a d e at his newspaper. Mrs. Mary Whitfleld, Rover- nor's widow, wrote the etate pardon hoard that “hefore Mr. Whitfield died he told me there was one thing which must be attended to and ask- ed for a pencil and paper the ree j MANY CHINESE REFUGEES, Peking, Nov. 18 (Pr—Refugees | e tried time and again {0 write {from the famine in the Shantung 'pus eould mot and finally asked mu pragince are flocking into nan, 1o write and he would s Tvoioee and it 1s estimated tha ‘suspend Mr. Harmon for sons arc begging in the days’ and he signed ‘H. 1. W. |are without shelter and poorly the pencil fell from his hand.” | despite the wintry weather. The Intter pointed out that af the re time Gov. Whitfleld, owing to le 36 SNAKES IN HOLE technicalities, could not h Rutland, Vt, Nov. 18 (P—Two more than issue a suspen men who have been at work repair-| Gov. Murphree became chief exe- |ing the Clarendon road three miles | cutive when Gov. Whitfield died last trom this clty reported today that | March. !they had found 36 flood v {huddi~d together i a hole |refugees were snakes, n. 000 per- They clad sty sixty and The READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS | FOR BEST RESULTS City items by 1 today utor's i 1 Bank c its t conditions, i Commerce in of cur- \ere are t the re: hay been under onths and w rank Wolf have beex Yo marl kable signs tha 1ssion 31 Corbir William Dorb strect has repore t of a tire, autoniobile, in front h ot on of a tir wutomolile, his y some 1 New York the rim off was parked Ave A in his sity brok loa of eph Roceo street reported the tube and rim off his which was parked in ag; forged the stimulus of rators for S s opin- | f ot ent far b irious as- much to thef! expected with full recog- ¢ that busi I Court is usual supper will be omitted. Attorney Willlam . Dr. St Donneliy Fordhar wn game at Foio G York, to- L, v Martis fend the | nd Yale-Harvard gan unbridge, showing 0. of A Masonie will meet at y this should for v irti d end 1ve hen the of engincering rough of the of the gain rds the o rst | of more ¢ ord reports. ® Amoskeag com- Amoskeag Manufa st will meet next New England Tax s e Ch ] Conference Elects privilege of exchanging Portland, Me., 18 (P—Ed- o cash ward T. Leahy of Rhode Island, 5 subje tion of the fon, o R o v Ger be ral was of its com- of at 116 gaine day. > 1 of Fermont ient and H lected as York, M Farwell Knapp of Connecticut, ar C. Hirst Ne¢ H Clem < n of Rails inu npshire, and Maine, commit- riolk Clictent 2 spok or TLORIDA BANK CLOS West 1 B 7, Th &Dve werican ¢ Am Car & Am Loco A Fla., Palm failed ornir A nc S stated that'ih Bad decided stitution depositor Tie ¥ Of this amount aid to hav eer of Pranklin W Mart lla and sion Joe an Port em was crle Donohue, vard V. Grikis, J. Keane bearers were M. Finnega hn J. Q James Woods Donot cor nitt rvic su After the aboard the ste 000 roun d to whom t and ship « of its I O'Connor, J. ley, and T con St ition belonge s denied knowlec the boat Mary's cemetery AMERICANS ARE NOT THOUGHT IN DANGER Mini Mrs. Mary Fesiak Funcral servi Fesiak of 47 Erwir taken whila fricnds Oak s morning and who died later at New Britain General hospi held at the home tomorrow morn- | % at 8:30 o’clock and at Ukrainian | church at 9 o'clock. Re Kulmaeycky will officiate. will b ' a0 coemete she d by and Helen; three s Platush, < and Miss Hr her, Joseph <on Moto nd O &G er MacMurray Belieyes They Are Safe i Chinese Trouble, Honolulu here is but & mol T. H., Nov. 18 (UP) s, Miss The pollcy of st tion and artiality { by this co in its d. {various Chir d danger to Murray s MacMurr to his post at he American templates no imm its Chinese policy He i3 survived by two daughters, | The Amer Ml et e it when enator Hiram B Sy Boli ot Big | advocated the recognition made his home L Mr. | vidual factions fn China th Cluds B 662 | merely was intending to while he | pon the present A ward China, ‘I believe the prees melzed Senator Bing 1de them appear more than they wera intended, { s they did not sound &0 when I talked with him,” ¢ said. MacMurray said the party o under whicl variou i 1 zhting in China. do ne thing. “They are v different ki to the to m iy 3 view here, Honoluly, e John Howarth Middletown Howarth w forei vices neld " o'clock in home. Mr ployed by Landers I was a member Bitle Cla warth noon at i Frary & of M Leonard R. ). He and Mrs. Liast streot city. idene wi rrows an Mrs. Anne T. Dawson Anne T. pon xas Co remarks and xas & Pac Tobacco Prod Union P United Fruit . U 8 Ct Ir Pipe ' am's Funeral services for M Dawson, widow of Jams Dawson who died yesterday morning at her home, 620 Stanley street, will b held Sa morning at 9 o'clock | 1 it St ehirch A solemn! requiem will brated 1 will he Monnt § Benedict cemetery, Hartford Ma T8 Ind Al S Rubber S Steol Wahash Ry Ward Bak B West Bl W Mo winner a Willys O hindmost Woaolwortl comi X Josep an Maznus Selander M strect “It 15 la the Funeral services for lunder of 18 Carlton held this afternoon at with services at the Dr. John E. Klingberg Burlal was in Fairview cen take Asked American MacMurray me out of iy sionaries similingly at, ple LOCAT MCINTOSH RETURNT We wish to gratefully acknowl-| Warsaw, Nov. 18 (Fi—Col cdge and thank our relatives, friends | chief of the Polish air forc nd neighbors for the beautiful |nounced late today that he h floral offerings and kind expresslons | ceived a telephone report of sympathy during our recent be- ' Lwow that Captain R. H. M reavement. nd Bert kler, mi Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bobecka. |airmen, left Eastern Galic Mr. and Mrs. William T | o'clock this morning, en e - | London. Joseph A, Haffey UNDERTAKER Phone 1625-2 Opposite St. Mars's Church. Residence 17 Summer St.—1625-3. S — JUST ARRIVED g hipment of 1 GOLDFISH v CARD OF THANRKS G Rayski an- 1d re- from Intosh ish Toute ord Fir National ¥ T'hoenix I Trave Conn General {ANOTHER FOO Haverhill, Mass., | Injuries received ALL FATAL Nov. 18 (UP)— Am Hoslery in foothall prac- |Reaton & C; | tice last week resulted in the death Bige-Hfd Cpt « of Raymond Lundberg, 15, niember | 1 {of the Woodbury High sclool foot- | ball team at Salem, N. H [pital Dere today. Am Hardware at a hos- | Bristol Br Colt's Arms Bagle Lock Fafnir Bearing Hart & Cooley Landers, 10 B Machine 23 STORES RAIDED Lawrence, Mass, Nov. 18 (P— Sixty federal prohjbition pgents led Chief Investigator Katz toda ded 23 drug stores, lunch rooms smoke shops and other establish- mgnts in this city and issued war- POSY SHOP rants for the arrest of 40 alleged 53 W. Main St. Prof. Blds Tel. as | Viclators of the prohibition law |"“Tho Telegraph Florist of New Britain" | Considerable liquor was seized. Niles-Be-Pond North & Judd Peck, Stowe Russell Mfg C'o BOLLERER’S buying (Furnished by Insurance Nov. record-breaking volume upward heavy dvanc market had not yet felt the of the tr nt demand created ation Pr avora o8 m exhaustive ertake M Motors, vhich mar £ ail m ed to OCK Putn Ste Manufacturing well .. “0 com ings & Spencer com Billings & Spencer prid B Machine pfd ... com Wil | Scoville Mfg Co ... BUYING ORDERS BOOST MARKET 'Record-Breaking Volumeé of Loans Disregarded PUTNAM & CO, Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges ’, 31 WEST MAIN ST. 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Practically the same officers and directors are responsible for the huge success of The Celotex Company, which has made tre- mendous fortunes for its origi- nal investors, Lfih_%—— andard a Works Soio Stanley Works pfd .. Torrington Co com .., Ilon MIE OO ssinsniuy 28 Public Utilitics Stocks. me .. | Union Laundry Officers To Address Convention 0. 8. Bennett, president of the Unfon Laundry, Louis W. Vogel, advertising manager; Willlam Fren- ier, superintendent of the laundry, and Dominic Descola, manager of Desco dry cleaning department, attend the Connecticut state ention of the Laundry Owners' onal assoclation at Waterbury tomorrow. Mr. Bennett will speak “Maks the Customer a Booster by Frequent Visits to the Plant.” Mr. Vogel will talk on the “Value ¢ good will developed ! i consistent advertising.” rley 1 Lt & will ar POLICEMAN SEARCHES GAR: LOADED GUN IN POCKET Automatic Ready For Action Results A 'ALLATION rent Commander Earle K. Richards of the American Legion will be the guest of the officers of Eddy-Glover Post, of this city at an informal dinner tonight at 6 o'clock in the Burritt hotel. The dinner will precede the appearance of the state commander at the annual ddy-Glover post in the on Washington Depart In Owner Being Booked For C¢ e N R ourt Appearance am & Co.) ks, Bl Michael xton str D'Avanzo, aged 37 t, was notified today by tive Sergeant W, P. McCue to be in rt tomorrow on the charge of carryir d we ast night, Ofiic llam J hy g an automobile Main s t, istration 1 loaded, oL meeting of Asked |, post headquarters police co mor inual meeting will be held S o'clock in the post rooms and rts of retiring officers will be and acted upon. Officers will and Commander Rich- istall them immediately eir selection number of otfier state officers ling First District Commander Irank Anderson of Wethersfleld, will be {n attendance. abservin ttomatic of the poc Later ] ned that D'Avanzo had notified Officer John Smigel that the heavy 'y, d wet the coils and it impossible to drive the car off street. The ¥y, O McCarthy havii fn the pistol headquarte when D’Avanzo was unable to pro- duce a permit to carry firearms, this year, he was ordered to appear in court. D'Avanzo claimed that he was under inpression t the old permit held good 1 it had not been revoked and was not awara that the law re- |auires annual renewal. His permit was signed by the late Thomas F. | Egan, who was superintendent of | the state police several years ago. pistol, will following t A ots was the JUDGMENT FOR ment for the plain o the of $396.75 has beoa ren- dered by Judge Henry P. Roche of e city court in the action of Anton cszynski against Walter Lech. The defendant plans to appeal to the court of common pleas. Donald Gaffney represents the plaintif and Michael A. Sexton and Hungerford & Saxe are counsel for the de- fendant, matter was investigated to- T turned ieor a is- sued ht ause READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS