New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 2

Y YT DENOGRAT Former Semsor Out Jor Presi for the winter wery grounded esthe river stage lowered mearly nine feet after the jam broke at 8t Gene-| vieve, Mo. Three of the barges carried down- stream had not been recovered to- night. The other ten river craft had cither grounded been pulled to shore .by river and harbor workers, When the ice pack let go, Henry Throw and John Parker, carpen- iters, were on one of the barges. YOUTH, 17, GOES T0 DOOH TONIGHT downstream or | | Flopd Hewitt to Pay With Life for Marder - Wallsce Henry of Oklahoma City; Privates Edward L. Pomoraki of 8t. Paul; L. H. Hooks, New Orleans, and John T. Coyle, -Whose gervice, record lists only the Weymouth, || Mass., address of Mrs. Mary O'Leary, ho_ was to be notified in case of accident. 4 Lack of sensational developments in Nicaragua failed yesterday to |quiet the flow of criticlam in com. gress of the administration’s policy concerning the little republic, It @ " detial Nomination Thelr craft was carried swiftly lcame muinly from the senate, the TAKES LONGER BUT WE ARE Columbus. Obio, Jan. ¢ UP—For- |downsweam until it reached Ar-| Columbus, 0. Jan. 6 UP—With house apparently being satisfied with mey Senator Atlee Pomerene and fermer = Representative George White of Maretta will be the, first senal suvet, where life linea were thrown (o them by men on a boat moored there. River men said the ice run was and second choice of Ohio demo- crets for the -gpresidential nomina- tion. the worst experienced here since 1910. lce 15 feet deep held back the water, causing the river stage Lacking an avowed candidate for [to rise hourly. 11 |his last avenue of escape closed, Floyd Hewitt, 17, today calmly faced death in the electric chair at Ohio | penitentiary for. the slaying of Mrs. ¥Fred Brown and her five year old son at Conneaut, Ohio. A Hewitt will be the youngest mur- derer to be electrocuted in Ohio. In | 11890, a Cleveland youth, one month | vounger than Hewitt, was hanged. The youth's last chance for com- {mutation of his sentence to life im- prisonment was lost when Governor Donahey yesterday announced his in- tention to follow the recommenda- tion of the state board of clemency. The board, following a hearing, found *“no grounds for intervention.” Hewitt's attorneys and relatives con- tended he was feeble minded. Hewitt confessed to the slaying of Mrs. Brown and her son at the rown home, where he was an oc- casional visitor. He clubbed M Brown to death because she repulsed | his advances, he said, and then kill- | ed the boy in an attempt to conceal his crime. Hewitt seemed unmoved when tol of his fate. “I have nothing to s: was his only remark. He immed |ately became occupied with things in his cell. | Ohio. Huddleston declared the Nic- the attack by Representative Hud. dleston, democrat, Alabama, and the defense of the administration by Representative Begg, republican, araguan peace treaty effected by Henry L. Stimson was {llegal and that presence of marines in that country constituted imperialism, but Begg insisted the American govern- ment was obligated to keep the marines on the job until peace was restored and a new®government set up. Senator Whecler's resolution for a blanket inquiry into the situation touched off the senate’s discussion. In the course of it, Senator Heflin, democrat, Alabama, demanded with. drawal of the marines and charged that an “unholy” alllance between “Wall street and the RKoman Catho- lic, hierarchy” in Nicaragua was keeping the troops there. Senator Bingham, republican, Connecticut, assumed the role of ad- ministration defender, arguing that this government merely was keep. ing its agreement with the warring factions of Nicaragua. He drew re- newed criticism from Senator Nor- ris, republican, Nebraska, who said EMPHATICALLY GOING OUT OF BUSINEDS MEN’S $30 f* OVERCOATS $14.7 $40 0’Conts Now $23.75 LOCK, STOCK AND BARREL! His execution has been set for no'yondered it marines might mot some time tonight. Mr. Brown, hus- the presidency in the state and be-| ing obliged to have some declared| Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 6 (P—The candidate to give authorization for | heaviest flow of ice that has passea #ates, the former senator was up of ice gorges in the Ohio r dratted yesterday by his party to|caused more than $1.000.000 « fll the role. Though formally age to river eraft, was running the delegates will have fulfilled| River vessels have been ordered thelr pledge when they cast a com- to proceed with caution and tie up plementary vote for him. They then at night 4f necessary. | dates. { .The other candidates, in accord- HOBOKEN MAN MARKS | ance with a “gentleman’s agree- | HIS m"H B[RTHDH Donahey, who s a receptive candi- | date for president, and friends of | Sepator Pomerene, an avowed sup- Kupper Bler is Sum by So| York, and instructions by the stato| MUY Descendants No One Knows | central end executive committees, | How Many There Are | ape to receive the state delegation’s | New York, chance of being nominated. This|125 and 140 children, grandchildren agreement 18 intended to take care of Governor Donahey, should his tion. Presented with & recommendation, that Senator Pomerene be endorsed tral and executive committee in joint session made quick work of making the endorsement unani- Mr. White's was the only namc suggested for second choice. Candi- dates for delegate must have the dates before they can formally qual- ify as candidates, in accordance with the present {nterrpetation of The matter of endorsing delegates at large was deferred until the na- tional committes has proportioned pected to be done next week. Inthe meantime W. A. Julian of Cincin- natl, a national committeeman, was committee to give Ohio eight dele- sates at large, each with half a vote. the selection of convention dcle- | Memphis since 191§, when breaking pledged to support Mr. Pomerene, |down the Mississippi vesterday. will be free to support other candi- ment” between friends of Governor porter of Governor Bmith of New | i suppert 0 long as they have a| ; Jan. 6 (P—Between name be presented to the conven- as Ohlo's “favorite son,” the cen- mous. written consent of declared candi- the state primary law. Qelegates to the state, which is ex- instructed to interceds with the BOATS WHIRLED OFF IN THE MISSISSIPPI ICE| Thirteen l‘rnlniud Thirty Grounded—Two Saved From and great-grandchildren, no one in the family is quite sure of the num- ber, gathered at Kupper Bier's new (home at 369 Newark street, Ho- boken, yesterday to congratulate him on his 107th birthday. Mr. Bier wko is said by his sons {to be the oldest resident in any of |the eastern states and possibly in |the country, recelved the numerous | | congratulations gratefully, but fol- {lowed his day’s routine as if the oc- | casion were not unusual. He visited {a nearby synagogue twice, read the | Jewisn newspapers unaided by | | slasses, took a short walk, smoked |a pipe and ate sparingly. His second wife, tte, whose age | was given as “over 60,” stood by his| favorite chair and cautioned visitors | | not to tax his energies. | The celebration yesterday was not | an elaborate as on some of Mr. Bier's | birthdays in recent years, for the {family plans to make January 16 a | | double holiday. On that day Bertha, daughter of Joseph, one of Mr. Bier's 112 sons, will be married at the |Broadway Central hotel, and Mr. | Bier's presence there will be a fea- ture of the event. | | Mr. Bier was born in Austria and came to the United States 36 years ago. He has lived in Hoboken since and prospered in the butcher busi. |mess, being agtive until after his| {100th birthday. Most of his sons {are in the same or affiliated busi- | nesses, Mr. Bier's 104th birthday was a band of the slain woman, has been denied his expressed wish to be a witness in the death chamber. ADDITIONAL FORGES REACH NIGARAGUA Meanwhile, Congress Wages Bitter Verbal Battle Washington, Jan, 6 UP—Addition- | al reinforcements have reached the | merican marines holding Quilali, | ragua, and they apparently now | ready to resume their conflict | th the small army of Augustino | ino, the former liberal general. | While the Devil Dogs Lold their fire awaiting contact with Sandino, verbal skirmishing on the congres- sional front of the Nicaraguan cam- paign goes vigorously on. Pot shots and volleys continue to resound at | the gentlest drop of the figurative | liat and much more of its is brought | into prospect with Introduction yes- | terday of the Wheeler resolution for a senate inquiry, The exact imminence Qf any ne: ‘battle in the neighbprhood of Quila was not discl in last night 'eventually be supervising elections in Panama, Ireland and other coun- tries where contending factions have come into conflict. R United States has 60,000 | in various institu- The feeble-minded tions. Dont dope may stop your cot arily by numbing the tissuss, as most cough mixtures de, but this is not enough. The inflamed aly et MEN’S $30 In this sale we placed hefore you the greatest stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing and Furnish- ings ever gathered under one roof. The stock of our Bristol store (one of the finest in Bristol) the stock of our New Britain store (one of the largest and best in New Britain) were combin- ed and offered in this genuine going out of bus- iness Sale. Two stores of merchandise takes longer to sell than just one but we are EM- PHATICALLY going out of husiness just as soon as our stock is disposed of. Prepare! Stock up on Furnishings. Buy a couple of suits. Get next year’s overcoat NOW while you can save nearly the price of a coat. SUITS $1 4.75 $35 Suits Now $27.75 Just As Quick As Our Present Stock Is Disposed of—Out We Go FOR GOOD! worm- laden mucus ‘and expaliod I-uiwn un'-:nluu rocovery. PERTUSSIN assiots Nature to acco: thess results in & ree {memorable event for him aud he|message to marine headquarters say- | |still talks about it. Two of his sons | ing that Lieutenant Hunt had led a took him to Washington to see Pres- [gocond relief column into the former Rupsiway Barge. §t. Louis, Jan. 6 U — Two men | being swept down the Miasissippi river on a barge after a huge fcc gorge broke 65 miles downstream were rescued with the aid of life lines here last yesterday. The men ! ‘were on one of 13 river craft, which were torn from their moorings and carried downstream by a current filled with churping fce. Thirty boats Movie of a Man Formulating His New Year’s Resolutions . : - M GoinNg To seenD MORE APTERNOONS AY THE OPFICE NEXT nd barges tied up ident Coolidge. He spent almost an hour exchanging opinions with the | President and found him “very well fitted for the job." TAMDEN RUSKING RECORD. | Jan. 6 (P—One | ine bushels of corn | e W in a day this fall by | Herman Hanaman, 72, and his wife, | " |M OFF THE SATURDAY NIGHT POKER GAME, Too,| THAT BUNCH OF ROBBERS SUMMBR. .. .I'VE WASTED SURE. NICKED ME FOR o0 mucK Timg ON.GOLFE " ; “Tim SAvs HE'S GOING To CUT Down oM HIS SMoKIN' THIS YEAR" PLENTY THWE LAST THREE SGSSIONS” "BUT THAT'S PLAYING THE VEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION THING Too STRONG % =2 |stronghold of Sandino. The message 11d not give the number of men in Hunt's detachment, or give any de- tails of thelr march through the | | rugeed country except that none of Sandino’s men were encountered en route. | Another message, to the navy de- partment, identified the four marines who were wounded in last Sunday's engagement. They were Corporal “AND '™ THeou 6H THROWING MY GOOD MONEY AWAY IN THE STOCK MARKET... 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