New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1929, Page 2

Personals COUNTERFEI BLLS EPIDENIC N STATE Several Turned In—Secret Service Investigating Commissioner Hart 1t Indian 1 of Gravaleck of North A vacation N ach, Mil- ord Riley of Noxth g for two weeks Philip O strect Hartford, July 2 (# at In- of counterfeit i graphic reprod Reserve notes, has aj M put into circula t zhout “auf t central the past Stat oh Attorney ¥ 1 ¥ i < ' During the past week said ‘ 1 al heen t b Hartford banks sam lefinite from An epi ptive and Loretta the Nathan with Miss Evoy 1 rs part Junior schoo Alice and Stiquel, their sourc Maker orr sell tl com All c W ORENS IS STREETCARSTHKE Hen Turn Down Agreemeni! . . Unanimously—Walk Out work order i win P J ] yroux of t d Mrs n Kalinowslkas Tohn fain New over Or allc sions of employes | tory. The treet meetin clause cont and acc on compl der became ct propo: pted t their rur effective ion of Hildebrandt c finally s in New o'clock Meanwhi ing to smoot and pre O'Keefe ¢ special sessio Mrs. John Sul over the e order alled the day at reconciliation and of Police Theodore to duty all policeme preserve order at 26 Wilsc pen summer A na in Indian Neck ord. city council iperinte liss Marjorie Ray called back |street, & member of ation to the New Britain th barns. t. is on he ann Senf of Chestnut force offic non v school 1wl month's va Chamber Drive Starts With Receipts of $70 «weud A total of §70 was received home day of the Com- merce drive for u cord- ing 1o reports at morning. The o ducting a week's approximately $500 in Miss Gladys the ton Chamber o paid dues, a headquarters this nization is r 0. Cook, former Boy Scont and now filling on in New Bedfor' wing Walt xecutive of this city con- r posi acquaintances m Park Commissione rA from Milwaukes peets to collec ted the ¥ 1 Kiwanis throughout the w hati < on. M number route, ominen 7 e = of pi CIVIL SUITS RECORDED Bdward Meshken for 18 hrought d tanley FIREWORKS EXPLODIE through At srtland, Me., July 2 pert. Constable Fred W a teur che service At for Property of Louis Horwitz on F and Belden streets was attached Constable I'red Wink! in suit for $300 brought hy Louis C Attorne: ward A the plaintiff pair today follow mature fireworks the July sion of home-made today hey were preparing for ourth of n Newbhegin ne, 8. on of the Jeremiah Pa A Refreshing Hot Veather TAIO/ W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929 being notified that the will could! Mr. Higby died June 9 and the to congres sirious of securing EE e being especially de-|old child, died on June 18, shortly iP!ans For Governors’ Conference - At New London Include Speeches v e s ' i By Many Notables of Country . Crime Problems, Tax Rela- tions, Prison Employ- ment, Aviation, Some of Topics. Oak, Florida, problems, the employment of *deral government and tions, the gasoline tax, individual lity in government and the on plan of taxation are to 1ajor topics of discussion at vernors’ conference to Griswold hotel, New July 16 to 18 July 2 (B— inclu Details: Announced tetails the conference were ¢ re today by Cary A. Hardee Oak, former governor md now stary ind reveal a list of . including 11 gov- ors, H Guggenheim of New York, president of the Guggen m fi for promotion of a and Tax Commissioner Wil tlodgett of Connecticut. At session Tuesday July 16, Governor Geo of Utah, chairman of e executive committec preside. Governor John H of Connectient will ma o fwelcome, for the business ses. of of the the con- will umbull 1diress rnor Hen- will re- to whi wufield of ) Gove spond What is of the confer will be cussion “Cooperation of Governors by Governor osevelt, of New York elt is scheduled to nor Caufield and open discussion v the Problems! Kklin D, Governor follow Gove 1 husiness op x formali- The other will Gardiner rs on Tuesday orning be Governor William Maine, and Gov North Carolina have “Employ- 1 his topic attention to the effeet | ntly enacted Hawes bill concerning prison labor. To Discnss Criminals | Governor Gardner will discuss Youthful Criminals.” ) At the next husiness session, which | will be devoted to faxation and avia- | tion and will be held Wednesiay July 17. Governor Albert Maryland, will preside Blc tt will he liscussing federal ind state tax relations. the Wednesd morning vernor Harry Flood . who will outline tion Plan of Taxation." George 1. § r of 0. Max Gardner of The former will ment of Prisoners” Cooper- nornin It tchie, of Tax Commissiol the first speaker government Next, on Governor North Dakata structed one from his notes. Some of the memoranda was in his own Mr. Wooster asked Attorney Nair customary for attorneys notes on wills drawn in the'r offices, and the torney an- swered that the practice is to re- tain copies but Mr. Highy did not want any copy made in this in- the notes were placed in “Ten years from now, the will still be in our files,” At- ! Nair sa ! City Clerk . Thompson and W. Roche testified that they wit- sed Mr. Higby's signature to the will. They could not recall the date or the year but believed it - more than three years ago. Estate Worth About $10,000 Judge Gaffney ked the heirs VV‘ they had any objection to' the ad- mission of reconstructed docu- ment and Mr. Woposter said there was__objection to the appointment | of Mr. Andrews execntor, but, SUBSTITUTE HIGRY BY PRORATE COURT -7 his hond at $13 after Mr. An-| drews said 1 cved the estate | (Cont™ued From First Page) would inventc it approximately = $10,000. | was to keep close with a talk by Mr. Guggen- who will tell the governors of importance of the states' func- tions in aviation Governor Clyde hein the Reed of Kansas will preside at the final business ses- ion Tt morning. Governor Myers Y * of Ohio is the only speaker scheduled for this meeting, g as his topic, “Individual Atti- | Towards Government.” General round-table discussions of the ibjects reviewed dur- inz convention will follow, and tomary exccutive session will on and conference. rsday Coop: various the Affney was named in the neral expenses is also directed. Will Vanishes After Funcral At the outset of the hearing torney David i. Nair. who, with torney Leo V. Gaffney, vepresented James E. 4 ws of this proponent of the reconstruc called Mr. Andrews fo test Tudge Gaffney interrog d him to the ciscumstances surrounding th lost will. Mr. Andrews said d at his home after Mr I and he read the wilt afterwards passing it them for inspectic Undue Tnfluence Theory Rejected | Mr. Wooster's mention of the | probability of undue influence hav- been brought fo bhear on Mr. w drew a statement from | andie Gaffney that the tfestimony | " | Of Attorney Tsracl Nair as to the| s | Circumstances. the time and the| pl digproved such .a’ condition As {0 Mr. Higby's need for a con- | servator, Judge Gaffney said he re- being Af- At- ing city. called him as strong five vears azo bout That imong was t One of the cirs inquired as to| bankbook whi |~§ {o someone during ! v's illness and Judge 1t the inventory of th 11d he examined when pre. and if there was a bank .ac- should show in the inven- | Another of the heirs said Mr. | vas turned ove Mr. Higl ey repl estate sented count it him wheth carched the house for it and he had look- ed thro and other have been could b hefore plied that he his insurance pagers might of it fMdavit Nair, in had papers where it put found Attorney Day he set no frace had $10,000 saved | d if that was so t must now he greatiy which laid the the ' room for that desk or conld will on s in and not find it afterward. 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NEW BRITAIN TEL. 3400 PLAINVILLE TEL. 560 | not be found, Attorney Nair recon- |loss of the will occurred a few days | later. I such an incident occurred in the his- 1t is said to be the first time tory of the aGistrict. FULL TIME MAYOR Quits Insurance Business fo Devote Time to Hartford provate court in this Hartford, July 2 Batterson has become Hartford's first full time mayor, as he has ter. minated his connection today with | the Travelers Insurance compary. which his grandfather, James G Batterson, founded The major was of the ssistant secretary | company, formed five y Travelers Insurance ars ago. His father was for many vears resident director of the Travelers in New | York. Mr. Batterson says he finds the duties of the mayor's office re quire the greater portion of his time It is known too, that the may has bhecome keenly interested in politics and that he would like to go |17 (B—Walter 13, | the Nix nomination in the | necticut is given a sixth seat and the nost created. | republican town committee of Hart- | ford for seven year: | ankle. Whitemarsi late yesterday where the tournament is being held, Cooper was hurt when cab collided with a bus. ness on |Man Who Poisoned Wife | Gets 99 Year Sentence | Toston. younz | victed of the poison murder old wif + | tenced 1o 99 ve vear |a jury here las Mrs of GOLF PRO INJURED Philadelphia, Cooper, pro golfer of Buffalo, who came to Philadelphia for the Pena- sylvani starting today, will tournament hecause of an injured .Going in a taxicab to the| BAN Washington, comptroller of issued a call for the condition of all | : e national banks at the close of busi- Nix the republican | after neighbors heard her scream- event that Con-|,,q roung her in convulsions. An alleged confession by Nix that fed her a capsule of poison waZ t introduced at the trial. The de- for leniency on tha aralysis had left Nix mentally un- ressman-at-large is chairman of ‘he co! 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