New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1928, Page 29

HUGHES STARTS ON SCRIPPS ARGUMENT Routicz Proceedings Over and Gase Nears an End Cing I"orme Fvans i State morning 0 close the Seripps p) Charle zan trial P. ripps procecd tcipats former Hu Al argumer Josephin agains Hor W the routin roand hetween Hy cretary of War obert Scripp: had crowd once mor room. Hughes arg Seripps’ In nd his fath partnership the son w i Pps here Mughes beg ceounti i at S were ove 1 counsel o un hrou the court to ned {h wnd, T tween Mrs James G. Seri prop: sations or of parental aifectio hat vas the cB—-1I1 1at leg: 15 it Wi virs pronise ther al rela part v pl W an agreemer plainti countin Durini Hi before day. His Seripps power of was n mer tournes Jaine ment s netioned ttorney and ol tween father GOING TO CONVENTION Forty Members ol Anti-Saloon T Will Attead Political Meet- ing in Mouston. Farly menibe Leagua will att national conve *to discuss th th seems D Atticus Webb, cague, said toda Webh is hoere wents for housi ‘If Senator Governe is dent the democratic party will h on its hands a seandal which Teapot Dome,” h president of nake arrange deleg i cted presi- to n ontrival MANAGUA March ) ssistant i (5 secretary Fechet, r corps, from 11:27 Davison, d Major neral rm STUDY AVTER WORK. ew York, March [l gineers d contractors of lor perfence are cvening cotrse in concrete constrict Columbia University 23 En- ex- tuk fon methods at ear to the ground A banker's pretty apt to know what’s going on— Part of h _iuh! An ear to the ground— daily “Contacts.” The time to talk thines over is before you make your decisions rather than after. No obligation—just our idea of “friendship, cour- tesy, service.” We New Britain fol' all want to grow together. THE TYNATIONAL C] BANK OF NEW BRITAIN MAIN AT EAST MAIN MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Dimini | | Premier Mackenzie King has denied 'in the house of commons the ac- timated by closs business associates | . Richard (-dmnnll 'hc~ m \n arolma City Items e VORANEN TUMRLE ™ is visiting Mrs. John McDou- cotty 1 of 61 Church street. Constable ¥ ¢ . msh 0 Growd Wik Fir ‘,{y Escape at Bronson House BOND MARKET 1§ MUCH MORE ACTIVE Mrs. Y., N¢ \lrn 80- lat: -‘V hx d Winkle, acting as ! superior court, \Illl sell at a public auction the propert of Harry 1. Kcith, located on Main strect, Newington, on Saturday at * | a'cloc i Rev. A, C. Theodore Steege of St Matthew's heran church witl be | in New York Tucsday on Imsmrss! of the church. Co. No. 7 of the fire department as called at 1:07 this afternoon to Mary's cemetery on Stanley street 158 fire city of property Henry to a warrant Clerk A. L 12 MILLIONS IN GOLD UNNOTICED == t0 Watch cwo tracturca s fractured hips gash on his injurics. His He lives with ingtor truzzello this mo committee for Van s G 1 On Richs Van i sur Mrs. the Are in Demand Giran, ar Falling from the New Lond York ket the top of the ohi March Bronson hotel building at the cor- ner of East Main and Main stroets, 1wo men one of them thought to he a son of R. H. Lrwin of [owner of the building, I hurt this afternoc The men were working on ., ac- When they lost their deed tileg Toll 10 the fire hompson to- | W&¥ With them und plung {ground. They were picked ! conscious and en to the | Britain General hospital, whers { reports s their condition wrmu\- the hospital were found to win and Frank s u son of weral York, services the dat will 10 e mnou at & N gton, 2 Connecticut Egg Week Plans / Hartford, March ac Britain has aec- Lorr: w n ir previous high Ali-Florida 6s moved up Rock Island 41 io refunding 4s an 11y made subst utral Ligh at 47, American Telephone & Tnternational Tele- ed them to logr iph 41:s improved, Teunessee : i Co. utili- on footi wi ness it Conne cticut tion with t) 2g k, N % ¢ an « escap 2 ultimore suther 1to t up un- New ¢ first ¢ obsery - 1 to 7 S al wai st state department here. Commissionor Philo T. Dlate, Prelir sive wor ot chairn pli the injured Willlam Petruzzello win i vin, of toreman on Rors s :’l e \(nlhammun Man Freed & St In Smith (.u*l' (ase el as as bad | Jaw and other minor March fed condition is criti i oy his in el e men Er- inary s fo [ tising of Connec m discussed. Power 65 were at Philadely two other viness Grovwds at Pier Prefer Notables Mare Boston, grand inst s ad- POIts 10 a new United Drug o ouched the year's h estown Sheet & Tube 0Oil & Refining and TS ma smill gains. n group was active, but cavy. Budapest City Iso we in demand Little change was shown ir government honds. POLICE AGENT fo no par Tonek, noted Irencl Rockefeller, Ameri- monopolized aftention arrival of the lle de France while kegs wert Iranee i th on chargos ning e York, 4 nding Tar return s St. Jo Smith college stud held the feder cha fraud. a lar ingured, laceration on th He fs 53 years old 107 Arch stre not so seriously S severe head. sides ge sum | Copy wghter, | T Smith missing nt. He had been 1 author the n it s d somewhat s NEW SUBPOENA IS SENT OUT TODAY Harold Kenwell Summoned in ! Teapot Inquiry ies on 185 1 that Fonck had 10 promote a co an airpl stops over the Rockefeller's visit in conneetion with an industrial maritime | permitting the Cunard and line ships to eall at Havre futrs VS Teport LEADS GolLl Jucksonvill TOURNLY March 5 (P Georg 7 fossi end of the Florida score )vul nine, I incing op. ny tour . under (Continued From First forming the police that he could o liquor at various places in was given cmploymer and appeared in Mr nied having sold liquor sskioor anyone else. She tes- 1 that Pesski cricd in her home vhile recounting lard luck and gave him som but did not | him liquor. I estificd that he bought 1o of liquor. bottle Brown ¥ Page) bound Cmonions small copper taken oft un racting notice, contain ' in gold 2 Appl of v Cruicksha th the K i Washington, poena for orin Harry March 23 (8- Harold Kenwell, inclair's private HELD FOR TRIAL o in Now York ey, was e late today by the senate Teapot Dome committee, The summons was se Merritt W. Baldwin, secretary to Sinclair, that Kenwell had charge of the safe ty deposit box in the Empire Trust compuny in which all of Sinclair personal securities were kept. Baldwin told the investigators that Kenwell kept an account. of these seenrities, inclnding those lin and those withdrawn and committee hopes to be able to frace more of the Continental Tradi company honds by these A o though sh to 1% titie A out former priva had testifi Seven Youths aigned in New t Heven as Robber Gang Pound a e Over ta High Court. i Deaths He turned to Officers Graheck nd the nest d w ra 1 I kez of liquor N over the Maveh ve tad o be members of Fang has been making bro and conuitting bur ries for a con- rable period during which mer- all sorts valued ut $50,- cre held for high after 1wa days n 2| youths ver which ox a sm put Mrs t nd st of Mr. 10 Boot) Death come she Andrew lied late unexpectedly for soms tin 1 be hell 30 o'clock ¢ rvices it in Saecred H 13z last n Wthor Yesterday, wd in police court on the charge rating an tomobile while his under suspension und 00 and costs, his was driving. of. timony Lt lieved the evidencs < William O'Mara \or trial tod of was sick taki wven were 7 Haven yonths rien after an autome i talked with the police ndds have been fixed ck Longello, Hen disposer of stolen good r George, the “go-he- 009; Anthony Carallo, Harold Hunt, each 82 y the l\mrln: he is interrupted by os between prisoncrs and dicers, acrimony between counsel, nd lively retorts of witnesscs. Al- A confessions of the men arrest- in Darfen were offered £@wing the seven had some connection FATAL TRAIN W] various offenses committed | St Paul, Minn., March 25 (UP) {One man was killed and one injur- — {ed when a Burlington freight train struck the caboose of another| | Wholesale \rrests Of freight in the midway yards here to- | Union Pickets Occur aay. William Rogers, 63, freight . Pa., March 25 (UP)— |conductor, was crushcd to hin arrests of union pickets the wreckage of the caboose. 1. B i endurance contest today Flieshach, brakeman, was injurc the Un 1 Mine Workers ! America, and Sheriff Robert . sraun of Allegheny county Thirty-seven pickets were brou to the Allegheny county jail at 11 m. making a total of 65 arrests yesterday morning, including {that of Patrick T. Fagan, president | of the United Mine Workers in the | Pittsburgh district. None of those arrested sought bail | !contending that they had done no No accusations were made| MORI t the miners had not heen peace ! Yondon, March (UP)—The and the arrests seemed to ¢ [Daily Mail said today in dispatches {er solely on the right o picket. | from Budapest that Roumanian sol- Deputy &heriff 1. D. Edsall, mnul)dmr« had attacked a group of Hun- the commitments on the t grovnvlgan-nw collecting brushiwood on the of priconers. State police are co- | frontier near Berekboszormony operating with deputies in the ar- | had killed one and arrested | rests. | The 37 persons brought in toda® Iwere held for court on charges of {riot, rout and unlawful assembly at | 2 hearing before Justice of the Peace | of the 1926 national Catholic A W. McMillen of Carnegie. Bail |ketball championship defeated Co- {was set at $300 each. 'lumbia high of Dubuque, Tov = to 14 in the final frame of the round for the 1528 honors today. Port Chester Runner Leads in Marathon Gallup, N. M., March 3 (@ — Nester Erickson of Port Chester. | N. Y., led the way to the 21st con- trol station of the Los Angeles to New York marathon yace today. Mo covered the 22.8 miles from Lupton, Ariz, to Gallup in three| hon minutes and 25 sccond ilis total elapsed time for the Tus.5 | miles from Los Angeles is 136:11:47. MARSH ACCEPTS WRIT Peter Gaviuzzi of Southampton,| Chicago, March 23 (®—Wilbur W. and, finished sccond in three [ Marsh, of Waterloo, Iowa, former 12 minutes and 20 scconds treasurer of the democratic natio nd an elapsed time of 126:19:31. /committee, went to the federal bui Arne Shominen of Detroit retained ing here today and accepted servics {he teadership in the race hy comi-|0f a summons to testify before the ing in third in three hours, 1S min- (tederal grand jury in New ut and seconds. His elapsed TS is 121:54:05. GO UP WITH LINDY e e e Washington, D. C., March 25 (& SLARS IN CHIN Among those who took trips in the (®—A protec- ¢ir with Colonel Lindbergh today | sociation has been organized Wwas Mrs. Frederick H. Gills install modern burglar and fire ©of the Massachusetts senat alarms in Shanghai. American pro- | tective apparatus, such as alarms |e and bullet-proof glass, will be used | if quality and prices suit the asso- ciation. Iy amot " 18 despite despits He Ju arrested after | S T arested i | Wilbur Wants Western iibxchos Oil Lands Prolerted s i Washingte C. e Sl ltary Wilbur today urged the committe to giv the {department authority to protect the | stern ol reserves by the ex- change of certain Jands with private companies or by the negotiating of compensatory contracts with such companic He presented a tentative draft of la bill to give the department such power, explaining that the 1 ure submitted today wa moditication of a bill transmitted earlicr in the | ssion, al will he and Edwarl B house navy ski was not engaged in ohtain. ing evidenee for the liquor enforce- ent squad today, it wa aid at e hough d gone to Okula’s or other places indepen, ¢ police. planning to obtain on which to report. Jewich Phll'mthror'ht Anna Benza Anna, one year old daughter of and Mrs. John Benza, dicd at home, 31 LaSalle court yester- day afternoon. e funeral will be held from her home tor morning and from Ukranian church at 10 o'clock. Burial will b Ukrainian cemeter: M her 81 orrow | storc Judge Dunn w New York, March (L2 nouncement of a first donation $£10,000 by Bernhard Barron, Je {ish philanthropist, to a fund heing i 1 for the cducation of Irish children in Great Britain was made —An- v o! that K Funerals John A. W Funeral serviees Wright, Stanle held this oon o'clock. tev, Saniuel Suteliffe, rector of $t Mark’s Episcopal church, officiated. At the Elks hom Wiis) street where the ral the Blks ritual was also cond 3 The remains witl be placed in the vault at Failrview cemetery friends 1o the ceniete which interre ight for hotel m John A, rower of house of commons for the pr In a statement made public two| after he sailed for and, h; r-un‘h)\m\ of the general ma Irish people in Great Britain one sad reflection” in a story prog throughout th. it support eot. st etween ng sald ANOTHER OIL WAR. Phanar, Turkey, March 23—O0il is at the bottom of a religious feud fn the near ea right of prepar holy oil, helonging. since early 1ys to the patriarch of the Bastern Christian church, been p empted by the Greek and Russian patriarchs at Jerusalem and Mos- cow, : wis o the The \« world McNary-Hausen Bill to yeate in A ing are ene ry mot voring Irovidence his father d. Washington, - {The housc agriculture decided today to take a on the MeNary-Haugen bill First 11 the Ketcham March 23 (UP) committe final vote Mon- S, Johin Toman, member of All Saints held this morning at o'clock at the church. Kev. Stephen A. Grohol, pastor, colebrated a requiem high mass The pall Thuck, Jacol chko, John Sojka, Michael ind Stephen Mel Father Gro- ol conducted committal Burial was in St. Mary John Rom: Funeral serviees for Sr., charter church were | BORDER TROURBLY will vote bill providing the benture plan of farm relief. It i Chver- expected to be defeated and the Mortaus McNary-Hangen measure reported favorably. committee on ' de- bhearers John " Migach, John servic metery. ST. XAVIER WINS 8. Chicago, March [ high school of Louisville, Ky., st KS PRACTICAL JOKER Cambridge, Mass. reh 23 (UD) —Yolice Inspector Francis O'Neil is looking for a practical joker who ap opriated his flivver Tuesc O'Neil found the automebile, which was wught to bee stolen from in front of a er Tuesday night, at “ambridge court today Attachied to the steering written on parking tag, admonition: “Here's your Noxt time tie it post Mary Parkus wrvices for Mrs. Mary Parkus of 30 Short strect will b held tomorrow mo: t 4 o'clock ut Holy 'Trinity Catholic chureh on Bed Burial will be in Ukrainian ry. s Mrs. Funeral : have imbridge the East cemet TAST TRAIN DERAILY White Plains, La., March —Four coaches of the Sunshine Spectal, fast passenger train of 1l as and Pacific between Dallas and New Orleans, were derailed near here today when the train struck broken rail. No injuries re- ported. i ) (U1 CARD OF 41 neikl THANKS our Kikd sympa- our recent be- | the ill A4 mother, 10 especiai- was the We wish 5 fricids 1 thized with us wenen nd de Maria Iy thank Berlin Brang Tohn's chur Flks, 1 P & I Foremen's clih. MR. and MK JOSEPH STADLER MR. and MRS CHAS HARBE MR. and MRS, CHRIST ZI MR b, ADANM 2 MR. JACOR ZIEGLER, MR. and MIt WILLIAM ZIEGLER old up to a hoiler, during were e =i VI.ITERAN WORKER DIES of §t. ot of It Ladies s¢ N 1 nts 2 joty ritain Jodg and 25, of |13 Hartford the Corbin | has lost one [Sadd who died of 74, be m as nerson e I artn Corhi = age chinist for Year's day, he celebra S4th wedding anniversary. dow and three children survive him JONES DEFEATS LOTT. Aug Ga.. March Arnold Jones, FProvidence, R 1., de- Lott, Chicago. in the Davis cup morning 4-6, 6-4. d his s time LEFT $1,500,000 ESTATE New London, March 23 (@—Atty. John C. Geary lato of Waterford, « | former minority floor leader of the {house of representatives in the DENIAL (1917 and 1919 scssions, who died 23 UM — March 16 while vacationing in| Daytona. Florida, left an estate es- | KING AMANULLAH HONORED London, March (UP)—King Amanullah of Afghanistan today | received the degree of doctor of (civil laws from Oxford university At & luncheon celebrating the ocea- !sion, Lord Birkenhead announced Amanullah intends to establish a niversity at Kabul, the Afghan capi Opposite St Mary Residence 17 Summer St—162 MACKENZIE MAKE Ottawa, Ont, March WE TELEGRAPH BOLLERER’S POSY SHOP A3 W. Main St Prof. Bidg. Tel. 888 ‘“The Telegravh Florist of New Britaln” | curacy of reporis that Canada has today te total $1.500,000. He died ' threatened to discontinue negotia- | intestate, the last member of his! tions with the United States on the family, with his wife as solc heir. St Lawrence waterways project Atty. and Mrs. Geary had no chil- unless several demands are met. | dren, Every clectric &park, no matter | what Hfs source, generates some en- crgy at radio frequencies. the | h | 81 BADLY BEATEN however, | two drinks | Adam Oknla was con- It was possible | To Aid Irish Children| today in an appeal from T. P. O'Con- | nor, known as father of tho British | Be Voted Unon Monday | n in the employ of the | 53 years, On | His wi- | 'VARIOUS ISSUES SOARING HIGHE Rallload and Industrial lssues‘Pnce Movements Bear Little Relation to Day’s News I | ! 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Mexico City, March 28 (UP)~— Although the personnel of the Mexi- in Davis cup team has not yet been announced, it was believed today that the players who will meet the United States April 6 will be Robert 'I\'n].~ ¥. Ricardo Tapia and Alfonso Kinsey and Tapia probably wil rlay in the doubles in the first round of the American zone Davis cup play while Kinsey will be used in two singles matches, Del Canto will net play because efaulted to Tapia tn the elimina- |tions while another members of last year's Davis cup team, Ignaclo De La Borbolla, is in Europe, BIGAMIST SENTENCED Bafalo Judze Sends Man 10 Prison | for Ten Years After He is Ad- judged Guilty falo, N (Up)-—- w irch of Chicago, uburn Judge I, two wi 4 Miss Marg: tmond Hi rried to M e K after his Miss Comiskey, in Ripiey, WALTER JOHNSON BETTER Jacksonville, Fla., March 33 (P— Waiter Johinson, confined to a hos- pital here, aside from a slight fn- testinal infection, is in good shape vhysically, hospital attaches sald today. Johnson probably will be dis- irged in the next few days and nt to his home at Daytona Beach or ¢ complete rest. ——rr—— NOTICE FIDELITY INDUSTRIAL BANK New Rritaln, Conn. | March 13.°1938. At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors held this day, it was {voted that an extra dividend ef $1.00 per share be declared on the capital stock of this bank payable on the lst day of April, 1928. to stockholders of record at the clese of bustness March 13th, 1928, Checks will be mailed. C. H. MAXOX, riskey, ¢ bingey a we i of consiumed o tostityi aid W, both wiv M con- ELECTION SUPERVISION That 1onial ct LaGuardia Suggests Civitian Rather Than Military Inspectors 181 Be Used in Nicaragua. ton, March that election be volunteers made by 25 (UP)— the Nica supervised instead of Rep ommendatior r 1o Sccrctary Kellogg, precipi- 1 del n the Nicaragua sit- read in the house to- tion when lay LaGuardia's letter said “universal |