New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 22

< | FORD MAY APPEAL PRISON SENTENCE Wiiess Sand - Bridgeport, Dec. 13 (A—Emilic W. Ford, 55 a Greenwich painter, has signified intention of appealing to the superior court of errors a statc prison sentence of one to two ye meted out to him in criminal s perior court yesterday afternoon by Judge Athur F. Ells. A $5,000 bond was posted assuring Ford's liber'y until the appeal decided. Yord, who won fame in his home | town for the daring rescue from drowning of several persons in and ahout Sound Beach, is claimed by the stpte to have operated an in- strument of death on September, 19, 8 when on Sound Beach avenue, his car struck and fatally injured Miss Shirley Trine, 16, of Sound Reach and crippled her companion, Miss Ruth E. Van Wynen, also of Sound Beach. Found Guil Judge Ells after a trial in which T'ord failed to take fhe stand in his own behalf, found him guilty of wilful misconduct in the operation of a motor vehicle so as to cause death and of evading responsibility for the death. Ford’s conviction was reached chiefly through the painstaking vf- forts of County Detective William & Kearns who spent much time in piecing into a shattered headlight on Lis car, pivces of glass found in the road on the scene of the accident. | The glass discovered and placed to- | gether by Detective Kearns to- gether with the shattered ! headlight found on Ford's ear short- after the police investigation into the death started was shown to Judge Ells during trial. In sentencing Ford, Judge Ells, basing his authority on a recent su- preme court finding, commented upon the fact that Ford's fallure to take the stand in refutation oof the purely circumstantial e against him weighe consid, “in the finding of guilty.” ence Finnish Government | Quits After Censnre Helsingfors, Finland, Dec P The government resigned today after a vote of censure passed in the diet last night. | The motion of censure, offered hy the socialists, was passed by a vote of 83 to 82. The present government of Fin-| land is agrarian being headed by Dr. Juho E. Sunila, who las been chairman of the parliamentary group of the agrarian party. Tt was formed on Dec. 17, 1927. Of the seats in the dict, 52 and the social-democ PRINCE Princeton, N. J., De Princeton lost its fi sketball game of the scason night to Dickinson, by a score of 27 to 12 Dickinson led, 13 to 7, at half time, The accordion was fintroduced from Austria about 100 years ago. POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN “Our youngest daughter- in-law economizes by makin’ her hushand take her out t¢ dinner every evenin’. That keeps down the grocery bill.” (Copyright, 1925, Pucliswers Syudicate) in New Dritain for y the exclusive direct f Marnufacture noted for fair dealings. ment to right man w ness-iike manner. All inqg Box 21 S. 1 worked more ctory of $25,000.00 annually and net 1007, o goes after City Items A daughter was born at New Brit- Maurice Flynn last ' night rer of 154 East Main stre 220 s ain General hospital today © and Mrs. John Cleba of 242 ; street. nge le Fll]lll‘e [0 Tike Complaint was made to a vacant store at !street was entered Sunday aft to Mr. Ke lsey omm by Mr. et that t Main ernoon | and tore paper off the front win- dows besides breaking the glass in the front door. William O'Brien of 128 street, son of ex-Alderman O Brien, is a patient at New General hospital, under Dr. | O'Connell's care .\unh John Britain D, W, PLAINVI' LE NEWS (Continued from Page Sev, democratic towr nold meeting last night William J. Fora not enough work The failed to today. mittee its and Ch id that the en) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1928. PHILIPPINES WILL ONE AGAINST 30,000 ™““xaf e tspmitee ™| stmomomve ) (s ssvics) Opium Probe Letter From U, §. ,Man May Use Property for Any, | | {by boys who broke a rear window | lLeague of Nations, read a letter at today’s session league that the proposed opium in- eatige o i ion will be welcome that the lot at the corner of Frank- | ernor general will give ~11.lc a; ‘.x letter of thanks would be sent to A n com- proposed airman re was for the six officers now on duty, lot alone a seventh man, while it would be unfair to expect a man to lay out for cquipment and not have work enough to reimburse himself for sev- eral years. The mater today by stating that tk selectmen rather clinched the y did pointing the committee which situation sons to visit the far tories of the for the suppr ing bringing about progressive suppres- sion but Britain, expressed smuggling of opium is 50 vast that obliga for one 1 subject scheduled for 1 ment contemplating the « i | was great interest in the decision of the council to appoint a committee ¢ bili | statutes. The at a subsequent meeting. !a preliminary conference on the re- I t ¥ not intend to appoint a constable, even if one should be recommended. This refusal is based on the fact that the present six officers are more than enough to carc for what calls lere are Notes 1 The gular mid-week prayer meetings will be held in the Metho- dist and Advent Christian churches this evening. Mr. and Mrs. €. 7. Custis attend- ed th nnual scssion of the Ma chw s State Grange in Springtield yesterday Mrs. Minnie Stephenson of RBroad strect will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Katie B. Judson of Park street Local Firemen Lose Plainville firemen were smoked out by those from Unionville in ! bowling match at Hart's alleys night, losing three strings ping the match by 59 pins. The match was the first of a series of home-and-home ¢ ts to be ar- ranged between the firemen of this, town and those of surrounding cities and fowns. Thompson was in gre night and turned in derson and Bughe pins hard, but the Unionville evenly and grou tating 159 total. Plainville . 103 1 wi also crashi Anderson Emadely Hart Bughee Thompson Tibhles . Rossing Hitc cock AUNT HET BY ROBE “I know I'm hateful, ssie always had more I did when we was youn, it does me good to ride her place in our new car THE COMMERCIAL COMPANY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Commercial Trust Company Building Tel. 6000 HAVE YOU $5,000-% To go into one of the best profit opportunities open d T his business will can franchise for the sale of a Yy-ton delivery tiuck required by every business house with a delivery service problem. Extensive sales also made to municipalities and private owners. Product nationally advertiscd, backed by inten-ive factory sales campaign and effective dealer liclps. ears in automotive business and Terrvitory should do volume profit in invest sales in a busi liries treated in confidence (Copyright. 1425, Pullismers Syudic t form last | ‘lm'hulng the th An- ng the e team nd out The scores: | T QUILLEN but than @, an past when she's hangin' out clothes. ate) v Ir 1 i t | T £000 miles from Denver and prob- | cut, bounded and deseribed as fol- lably in a southerly direction,” Fath- |[10ws, to wit:—Lot No. 8 on H. L. | ministry of finance today announced | Avenue on the north line,169.15 ft. | Argentine exports for the |and on the south line 169.6 ft i | months of 1928 r Ten per cent of the purchase to be | valued at $9 | paid at time of salc in cash, certified | l | | and almost dally progres was requested to study the relations St 4 line E. Bassett or assign t by camynyer, Col, Dec. 13 (UP)—An|Glen street; South Dby land of et b y sexere WMUHSIY | pichard Vogel; West by land of [ was seismog Father | outside of the American continent, |started at 2:04 p. m WELCOME INQUIRY BUT WING HIS POINT Legal Purpose ‘The right of a property owner to use a lot for whatever legal pur- pose he wishes even though, as is | estimated, 30,000 people are against' his plans, was upheld last night .when the board of adjustment voi- ' fed down a petition for a zone change. The petition had asked Read in League Lugano, Switzerland, Dec. 13.—(®) Canadian | —Raoul Dandurand, entative on the council of the the assuring United the from government n the Philippines and that the gov- it all pos- ilin Square and Pearl street be \transferred from an industrial zone |to a residential one, the purpose be- !ing to prevent the erection of ’i {lunch cart thereon. It was the cul- | |mination of a struggle waged by people who objected to {he propos- | ed plans of the owners. | Two aldermen, Walter Falk and J. Gustave Johnson appeared for | those who had signed the petition | lesignate a committee of three per- ‘while Donald Gaffney represented stern terri- | the Standard Oil Co. of New York, ‘ powers to discover {owner of the property. | The aldermen claimed to repre- | sent at least 30,000 people who cither reside in the vicinity or at- tend church there. Mr. Gaffney charged the church | proponents with having “promulgat- ed the most unfair petition ever! placed before the board.” He said that the company some time ago| purchased the property with the view of erecting a gasoline station | |thereon. Through a political mani- | pulation of the ordinances, he said. |it was ruled that a filling station States govern- |could not be placed there, A seconl reopening |attempt came to an abrupt end when a petition to the common conncil was tabled indefinitely. President George T. Kimball of |the American Hardware Corp. own- |er of property nearby, stated that he would not vote on the proposi- tion but, at the same time, he op- posed a change in the zones. Law- |yer P. F. McDonough expressed the same opinion. When the matter was brought to a vote, the other members of the Television and broadcasting are [board unanimously denied the deemed to be making such rapid churchmen's petition. that the —_— PACT RATIFIED Havana, Dec. 13 (®—The Cuban senate yesterday mously ratified the Kellogg-Briand multilateral peace pact, after herring President Gerdardo Machado y Mor- ' message of approval RDER OF RT Pursuant to an order of the Su- perior Court for Hartford County, I will sell, at public auction, on the premises, on Friday, December 21st, | 1928, at 2 o'clock p. m. a certain piece or parcel of land with the dwelling house thereon, known as No. 241 Glen §t., New Britain, Con- neeticut, bounded and described as follows. to wit: Bounded North by land of Eme- tance. To Send Thanks President Briand announced that shington. The council without actually ap- | qf experts will fnvestigate the opium | preliminary to steps to are the conditions at present ion of opium smok- Under the Geneva convention of 5, the nations are committed to 1 in particular, has that the the thought v be unable to carry out its ion. council decided to postpone r the confercnce on this it m Th With the United »f negotiations for adherence to the uternational court of justice, there of jurists to examine the advisa- of amending the court jurlsts will be named Cement Dutles The counci so voted to convoke luction of duties on cement, ouncil took action on these ques- ions. It unanimously approved a Jlin to have the newly inaugurated | ducational cinema institute at ome give close study to these sub- ccts and collect all possible material related to the institute’s plan of distribution of films an educational chara “Furthermore the league's com- nittee on intelliectual cooperation tween cducational cinematog- iphy, television and broade n order to make concrete fons. harp }Jal'thqual;e— Recorded in‘Denver recorded on the Regis college ' here late yesterd A. W. Forstall, seismologi announced today. The quake, which probably was Emeline 1. Bassett or assigns, con- taining one-fourth of an acre more or less. And on said day fmmediately after | the sale of the property above de- | nd reached 4 | Scribed T will also sell at public auc- ' naximum intensity at 2:10 p. m, |ton on the premises a certain picco or parcel of land situated on Rocky | and a minimum at 2:25 p.om. | 5 Y : “The tremors were about 3,000 or |Hill avenue, New Britain, Connecti- | sr Forstall sald. | Welch's First Addition to the City | % of New Britain, bounded, Fast on ARGE Rerlin Avenue (now Rocky Hill Av- Bucnos A cnue) 50 ft. running back from said 56,000 tons \,|ll|rd .n $9 000 for the sume period 1927, The |Committee, and the balance on ap- increase in value was esplained as [ proval of sale by said Court. ’ due to a rise in prices of exported MARTIN H. HORWITZ, products. ¥xports of corn decreased Committee. No 53 West 1.754,000 tons this year and meats Main Street, New Britain, 182,000 tons. Connecticut. afternoon unani- |E .- |check or check satisfactory to the | dent Coolidge yesterday appointed Captain Charles Edwards Riggs of |the navy medical corps, and'J. Reu ben Clark, Jr. undersecretary of state, as members of the central committee of the American Red Cross, governing board of the or- ganization. They succeed Rear Ad- miral Stitt, former surgeon general of the navy, and Wilbur J. Carr, re- spectively. Judge John Barton Payne, chair- man of the Red Cross. Ogden L. Mills, undersecretary of the treasury, |Major General M. W. Ireland, sur- ‘geon general of the army, and Wil- liam D. Mitehell, solicitor general of the department of justice, were re- appointed. THE HERAI D CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Charge Prepald Count 6 worde s line. Minimum space 7 st Minimum Book charge, 38 cents. Telephone 925. 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