New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 12

Rabbi Feldman Speaker At Hanukah Service LIES IN SINCLAIR GHARGES ALLEGET Discrepancies in Sleuth Reports Indicated _—— RABBI ABRAHAM FELDMAN Abraham Feldman will be r at a reception to be he Congregation Sons of evening at the ptlon will be preceded by kal ica which is of follc ster B thoa or Solo- during the trial when, ac government inforr busy with anti-trust s office. O'Rellly, old and trusted e of the Burns agency, st d Hotel Mayflower, wi la Day were during thel recelved o agents whils wr sent to Director C. G. Mayflower, The government intends to argue that O'Rellly was called upon by Day and Ruddy for questionable ac- | tivitles alleged by the government in connection with O'Rellly has test: (Continued from First Page) however, was in- for the in- Valley. available out bonds. structed to be Edward J. Kidwell, Sr, oriptaug : ‘ i Turor. Kidwell, in conversation ot (UcSh & date or which wil be s e ShoD i ™ 9% | "Mr. Higgins was a native of Ter- ¥ i glle and had lived, there all fe. As a y his ith he entered the em- agle Lock and a the corner of Main and South Main Salem, Mase, Man, Convicted of Stre In 1896 he was appointed postmaster and served in that ca- | Murder, Formally Protests Rul- | pacity until 1914, when he w ceeded by Daniel Hur ings of Court. | that time he has been engaged in | the real estate business and also Salem, Mass, Dec. 15 (A — The exceptions of George B. convicted of murder in th gree for the killing of Stella Pom kala at Salisbury Beach on June 5, last, were filed by his attorneys here today with the clerk of courts One exception was based on the .14 Trust Co trial judge's charge to the jury.| Fraternally, wherein he did not permit it to ! member of consider the effect of Intoxication rved as a member of the board of essors, He was a republican In politics and for years had heen a member of the republican town committee. He s also an incorporator of the re- cently organized Terryville Bank Mr. Higeins was a Leo XTI council, Knights of Columbus, was a past upon the defendant. Anot d knizht and a fourth degree | directed against the ad nember of that order. vlor's criminal record in West 1ifelong mem Virginia on grounds that it was-not authentic and properly attested Other exceptions were against the Conception Catholic ¢ his wife Harty of Tor trial justice's il to heed the ) h Higgins of T defendant’s request for rulings r; le. Miss Loretta Hi S, con during the trial, which ended on cert soprano soloist, of Norwich, is a October 20, niece. Taylor, who has been confined in The funeral will be held at 9 the county jail here since his con- o'clock ¢ turday morning at the Im- viction, spends his time manufac- naculate Conception church in Ter- turing fancy rugs, at which he fs ryville Rev. James A. Broderick very skillful, his id. will celebrate the high mass of re- fand * sador He NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1927. quiem and burial will be in St John's cemetery. ‘ Terryville, Dec. 15.—Chiet of PO«’ lice George F. Buckley declared m.‘n C day that he will not hold Rene Val- ley, 17 of 109 Stewart street, driver | of t automobile which struck and injured former Postmaster I’ as Higgins, 65, of Main street X st night in front of the town hall, The chauffeur says as near as e can ascertain, Valley was not responsible for the ient. Several whao a their version to the chief, cleared n of Win. |l death but | M egtigation. AIENISTS DEGLARE. RENUS WAS NOT CRAZY (Continued from First Page) for personal attacks, but when Re. i3 renewed his classification of novices” and specified “these three” that Included Sibbald. The towering Sibbald started to- Remus, the route also to ¢ Shook's bench. For the first Remus's window-rattling roar s match and Sibbald howled the defendant into silence. “I re- sent these insults.” and “I don't pro- pose to stand for any more of them.” announced Sibbald. The court room was in a furore. Some bailiffs pounded for order. Others sprang up in a human fence around Remus. Judge Shook restored order, but the clash broke out along”new lines. Prosecutor Taft, attacked repeatedly by Remus, was accused anew of in- timidating defense witnesses. Re- mus asserted Taft had frightened away three men in addition to in- dicting two. Taft whipped out a paper and fought back with an assertion that the document was an affidavit from one of the very men Remus named . as frightened away and that it wore Remus and one of those in- dicted, Vernon Chumbley, had at- tempted to commit perjury It was then that Judge Shook ap- plied the ruling that Remus had been in contempt. Ten and One-Half Pound Pickerel Makes Dinner t Plymouth, Dee. 15 () — A pickerel weighing ten and one-half pounds which was ught on a strand of barbed wire hastily im. provised as a fishline and hook provided a feast for Emerson Cook several fricnds here last night Cook caught the pickerel in a shal- low stream which runs through his property. He. believes that it was probably washed into the stream during the floods of several weeks ago. Ambassador Herrick Will Sail on Jan. 14 Washington, . 15 (P)-—Ambas- to sail for his y 14, he has in- med the While it been indic: White House that the question of the Briand proposals for an anti-war treaty between ‘rance and the United States would be taken up as soon as Mr. Herrick got back to Paris, it was said today at the state department that Secretary Kellogg had dy talked with the French ambassador on this subject. Doty’s British Pal_ls Also Given His Pardon | Paris, Dec. 15 (UP)—The release | of Bennett J. Doty, American, from an eight-year ence for desertion from the French forelgn legion hnx-: brought a pardon for a British le-) wionnaire who deserted with him. H Doty and John Jones, a Welsh | coal miner, deserted in Syria, bored | after the conclusfon of a hot war | with rebels. They were captured ind sentenced to prison terms at Clairvaux petitentiary, France. After Doty’s release from prison, was sent to completa his ment term with the Lego. afterward was Telnase was expected Jor 4 simila nt auth o Afric; Bridgeport Reports 35,200 Children of School Age Hartford, Cc 5 (UE S o ad o I 4 187 Southington Man on Trial in Robhery (‘ase Sthart R s 1O GO SOUTH to rog; GIRLS CLUB DEIDCE P —ETHEL— at her home on prizes were hour, Christmas gifts. “simmons College in Boston, will re- Frederick street. Miss Helena Doane | Oreans, day Evening Bridge club and their guests at a Christmas party Satur- day evening, December 17 at their home on Robbins avenue. MAPLE HILL NEWS Mre. H. A. Lienhard entertained 1o Maple Hill | Bridge club at a| wyey Frances J. Sorrow will re. hristmas party Tuesday afternoon!eyrn tomorrow evening from Pratt| Golf street. The | Ingtitute to spend the Christmas re. awarded to Mrs. L.|cess with her parents, Mr. and Mr Insley, Mrs. B. J. Hubert, and Mrs. | vy, y. Sorrow of Sequin street. iliam Fitzell. During the soctal the ~members exchanged | TWilllam Pape, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Elmer Pape of Robbins avenue, is expected home this week from Pratt Inetitute for the Christmas holidays. Miss Nancy Doane, student at rn this evening to spend the| CRANBERRY GROWER DIES wristmas holidays with her parents, | New Bedford, Mass., Dec. 15 (Pr— r. and Mrs. Roval B. Doane of |Elnathan Edwin Eldridge, 63, Sonth prominent Cape Cod cran- expected home Saturday evening berry grower, died at Cape Cod hos- om New Jersey State College for |pital, Hyannis, yesterday of spinal Christmas recess. ngitis, after a brief illness. _ | Mr. and Mre. Willlam Fitzell will| READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS Pennsylvania’s Big Game Season Ends at Midnight Harrisburg, Pa. Dec. 15 (UP)— Pennsylvania's blg game season ends at sundown today. Already thousands of deer, prob- ably considerably more than the 12,000 slain in 1926, have before the guns of t 560,000 hunters who have been in the for- ests since the season opened De- cember 1. Since the hunting season opened more than killed, the victims of stray shots o their own carelessness in handling rifles, A resident of Worcester, Mass. has cquipped his radio with elght loud speakers which he has installed in the homes of eight neighbors, He entertain the members of the Thurs- | SHOP Electrex Reversible Christmas gift. SALZ PENS, PENCILS SETS, $1.49 : ..50c " $1.50 . $5.00 ° $7 .. $1.00 STATIONERY of Quality In attractive boxes for all members of the family. 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The tircsome delays usually associated wi:!x Holiday shopping are avoided here, because cverything is conveniently located on one floor. Do your Christmas shop- ping carly and at Liggett's! Stores Open Evenings. Give Something ELECTRICAL 2.98 protected long cord. 6 pound 2.98 = | sports will have to be dropped, Mr. | Slade said. H' S‘ MAY EI‘IMINATE Baseball will probable be the sport |dropped. The principal felt it could BASEBA[L AS SP"RT best be dropped because track has | been doing more to fill the greatest needs of the school whose sport ! motto is “The greatest good for the greatest number.” Track has provided exercise for |large number of candidat | squad being the largest of any (Continued from First Page) Principal Slade indicated today that the school would be willing to %0 through with the original plan | “* N e eoalile and work hand in hand with the 3OO thooe fot which the park board in paying off the interest and part of the principal from re- celpts of the annual game, if the board of flance and taxation did not see fit to appropriate the money. Approximately $3000 from Hartford-New Britain game is av able to take care of the bleacl co shop. The expenses and for the maintenance 'year for the fi of basketball, track, and bascball.|$4,200 a year It the need of a great portion of this | three. M. 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