New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1929, Page 1

Ne\\s of the World i Average Daily Circulation F Week Ending By Associated Press July 20th ... 15,028 %0 — ESTABLISHED ¥ **ms ELTTAN d"fl 2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 192). —-TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS oy MOTHER KILLS 3 YOUNGSTERS AS WELL AS HERSELF WITH GAS THOUSANDS WATCH | R FLERS T0 COME BODIES FOUND TN VERWONT L KE | _ POPEPIIS XILEAE s o NEY AGREEWENT 10 I VERVOMT LA™ JLEAVES NOTE IN SWEDISH DOORS OFVATICH, RPN R g PLATS STivsty P | SAYING SHE HAD NO OTHER First Appearance of Pontll m' :_' : : fl f - 1 Secretary Calls British-Ameri- F Y : : f \ i WAY QUT - F HER TRGUBLE 80 Years Ouiside Walls | [l ol EG%. , _ can Plan “Tremendous Step " g . v Comes ot Dusk Today | | AMSRIRSY "~ Ak / Forward” for Nations i | G | []H Nm SHOOT AT Mos. Esther Helein TROOPS CONTROL CROWDS | [R(#55 e GUARANTEE OF PEACE T s . ™ BD ANFS Opens Eight Jets and MILLING IN HOT STREETS| |8 e BETWEEN TWO NATIONS| |48 £ 8 SQWH M”MNFS Goes Back to Bed— i e eans| R ‘ . S ommatR 1] - - ¢ / Horyous Soidiers Blamed fo: Says Death Can’t Be ' ' i / ¢ ‘ G ; ' Incident i Mzuchul Worse Then Daily - Life. | % . Ceremony—35.000 to 10,000 Peo- 4 | nouncements of Reduced \Al\y{ Assembled at 4 P. M— 0 ; ¢ Eapenditu Kellogg Glad | Streams of Clergy Arrive to T Yart In Sober Coremony of Hi o ! ool o Fruft—senators Generally Com- | Husband Collanses ok st Catholic Church Today. { : 3 : X : ; mend Plan and Ple: Vatican City, July 25 (P—Pope . W . L Washington, July 25 atseniat o A latasts i e B § e Learning Family Has Pius NI, the first pontiff to emerge | |#8 . il e oo neia ndaye taiEsty oot ke Witien Been Wiped Out—De- . Forest 0B oft) and Mrs. “Jackson are sho equality in fighting | BY eontinuec e hela > to re shows Mrs. ( . . , 9 temporal power in 1870, came ont | for their husbands to land r selting a new endurance flizht record | _ X wallly in BERUDE| o0 on the deft and Miss ) n the r e )T v nies Having “Words ! s st it two na- " 1 g ; & 2 44 o of St s Basilica this evening | in the St. Louis Itob The men, Michael Tierr . Leigcher, disabled World |, % ) oo £ G = by Secre-| War veterans from New York city, who have Leen it o veterans' |aote wu. Last Night—Believed in tary imprisonment of the head tremendous st forwar il |l wom the purpose of the policy of parity S x L | th she a1 i) 1 1 d rmine o b otl ) han |, T t 3 ¢ e Host, followed by a religions mm.,,l . e - July 25 (UD; || 2510 prevent the twa nations from | ¢ ,,1‘,3‘,. o LREG Bocenoth g : d amming a towel into the slight sion along the Bernini l'n?mmmlus! I oo " of Sackei | Pbuilding against each other and| 3 et . ML I ) < « W | cr i n the hottom of th huge throng which packed the his- — e TooE ot At mndiduinh gars | s nipsadiieen noopt el nEEhEWEShS it At 2 Apnemars Leaves Bronze Doors i The doctrine of parity between (h g The Pope came out through the 011?1“[ Mfifihll”‘ : Al s et me Rl e e s e Pfl i i' [ !’ A e ekt e e e contral bronzed doors of the Basin- | 216 ol L | ey i witten 013 w‘\\ i JJ : il YAN | troops haa opened on each oth. |and awaited death, which came net sk lv”‘l i lmlw M:“mm“ H‘I UlR FOR GO “HIMOQS "l‘\\\‘n‘ir [‘\’, xR S e ST e e c en 16 sian airplanes ly to her bul to her three daugh- which had been formed inside. First I ] em - cautious] rope: i 090 SR i ed ove city. t i he e Ellen, aged came a small detachment of th Q fil.l i through the building to rof¢ mt ¢ e contrary to - ; o B il s and hs; d Soilia buarait: Uho Pbrilinntl cons e An apparition in \hite steppes | FTLYCIUNZ one ; Former Mayor Quigley Would C(wmag {or Qemencel {] Year e O P (Casol g v months; an rine as the times designed for them by up to them—and spok ! oh o : igedy occurred between 7 Michelangelo nearly four centuries | OtOr in Fine shape, Aviators Re 1t was merely -\‘T‘ al A Sabd i nE oA L T ha o8l P]G),E R E“’\ E]][Iflll(,e Reu\]ly 1 a!)e mly { I L iz ans o liand T4 o'clogk ((hiR Foranbomy OME ¢ aradimg in his abbr Rt~ i = g t « irnest P, S 250 port as They Pass 201 Hour Mark L occupled by Great Britain and the Sy Al S iy r Brnest P. Bloomquist who biroke Then came a coremonial officer - rmients for com ¢ the 1 5 Fiymn i e T tbdsy ctate hat Cl . down the kitchen door to gain en- ; war between them fons with the Soviet : | st Louis, July 25 (®—Annou ST S b Toteboaiion o ur 4 religious orders, chaplaing of various Louls, Announci Biis ey St on aesom o S NORESE D tEemEnE or ther : notehock on a dresser in the churdhes, . various officials of the [in notes dropped this morning tha panied by Former Scerctary Kelle o third party for ‘ o Dedroom, open o & pagd on Ay Holy See, archbishops and bishops | “everything is fine” and that the H GullAcka e White Bovse by ioins e LU ISR OV OB Wl i AT necessary, the foreign minis | ihe following note ‘had boen writler ing w ; h T in Swedish by Mrs 2] e e she a number of American | motor was “showinz no sizns of ziv- s torthcoming as to tl Criticizes * South Main | Silver Aboard Ship Bunco Game— indicating that he thoug y Mrs. Helein before she eroed ! 0| committed the doed. prelates. he o Dl Al adl conversations as was the case i otiations would occur in Mos Pl o blate of DAy aran i B PRl Lok !N NiNTH J RYMAN call of Sceretary Adams of the navy. | Street and Berlin rpa Man Got 1.000 Dound Advance ' rather T Leaves Strange Note il “| Forest O'Brine piloted their “& | 1 ! i Ut Cui | ve my blue kimono on s ¢ wals while just ahead o i ; ot hat | wls e IDopalea e Tatense boarealant |LonissRapinE antintas fhia R 3th rtor Oddie of Nevada - e Several Civie Pro, From Merchant, optimi it the ¢ o biue silk dress in memor: lepart. | Of their endurance flight above T B e li member of the senate ne I Ul de = b Carol, and the little white members «of the ceremonial depa d 1 London, July 25 (UDP) il e bert-St. Lo ficld today. tmTaY i7=ad Or Ha P ¢ today said he re € & ARV L $ 4 ) = » A doll. his is the last &t : i 2| At 1007 my (C.8. T the lesmen Quizzed on Atti- | e iy itain arise in their wrath | Emile Jochen, American contractor, . nov scow’s | th ) < for. They will call e procession itse hegan amic . T 2 e > nation and purcha as convicted in Old !v iley court 4 £ me a murdcrer but 1 can't see - p i | completed 291 hours in the a A o of the problem pr @ ’na E pu X 5 see no SBE FnEing Of brln BOE aUtIGS 0R g Gieeeaca ormer world's en- tude Toward Use Aet e tniten Aot urne property ley hiere today of obta 10 under |gested proce ) informa- | differeat, with the trouble I have and the overhead drone of | yrance mark iy 44 hours, or ncarly f D 5 gard as well, possible combinations [Street before the crection o false prete v enced 1o |tion with : RS {hrolizh' | They \can A bt inalafeai o of g8 sert e el o g | oline filling station can “spoil th months at ) for opening iati ¥ like with the bodies. It can't reverent silence | AtlAfout/HouSton Plana HES RS e : S (el 0 i Y ot i g AT A Gt ny worse after death than what apal gendarmes leading the | orBrine inquired in & mes : ’ 3 : F 16 crection of the T HiaE s nirailios Tesdcan ireasurel| . Horelgn . W enid that 1 went through before daily.” fon halted at iead Of the |15 (he progress being made by the| Columbus, O., July 25 (UP) th TR A e station “spoiled the « \ce {o|ship containing $25,000,000 in silver |Chu Zao-Yang, who is Chinese min- Husband Collapses ding down from St. Peter’s | yjoyuston, 1, endurance 1 problem of jury sclection cont 1 s | Willow Brook park.” wi ¢ bullion b P heirs of the | ister to 1 and also ready fo enry B. Helein, bereaved hus- = % “Billion Dollar City,” now well up | {oday in the trial of Dr. James H y Tedbenin ) former Mayor G i late Presid v bhregon of char A flaires Moscow, | D¢ t psed at sight (Continued on toward the 200 hour mark, and add- weekly luncheon of the Mexico, and obtained a check for leaves Nanki for Moscow ¢ bodies on hix arrival from the — lea: “You know we can't land with |S100K, 48, forner Ohio State uni- club at the Burritt hotel t 1.000 pounds from former Major A way of Harbin 1 be arn ir Bearing company. He la l hem up; they might pass us and | versity professor and Olympic games EI] e o M. Pennellied, bullion merchant, o th full powers s saw his wife alive at G:40 o'clock ] that will never do. levalver oharin an ot oal il ol el ! 21 with which to bri : N i is morning, Le told Defective Ser- “Our motor sure is feeling g0od | 1 ae oc mhegra Hix : s A that | Zallcon into port Chu Zao-Y ) 5 zeant George C. Elling As has Chaifee, and C. Ray Wassal, the 1 Four women and threc e e Jonn| Bt children were sleeping. Some from the Vatican since the fall of | Atis, bri to an end the long \olnn. airplanes, the crowd main country. winter was one of the tueling for the cndurance i, he windows in the tenement were ne. * e a race horse,” he open when hi and he had not ( | s Hacks Body After Death— |added. 1t wanis to sun siway cvery 0Pe0ed and fhe fivst teo talesmen | cang Willjax ll\lCh Demon- ‘W“ A : S Diovhoinan) HNSIELRL S AL 8 the slightest ir that anvthing ir jury box when the session phanaze, ho suid (s . prints had chance it : can hardly hold it | cXamined "‘“ 9 n ”1“ 4] d 2t i 4 i LIRS 4| was amiss, although, he admitted, he Ciaims He Assault- lown. O'Brine is singing his usunl | these was e, Cilars tHoReh e strates Escape Bullet nd his w ome words” last Torning Bongil Gedll Tithoneht ) s i G oEnE e it St : N : e e ‘o what proportions their - | sotor was knocking but O'Brine just | “cceptance IS Eg o o Y X Senaalis 8 ey & : i Ll = ed Her e s | e oo resien viiwd awainst qaplial Mo kv inee la © offense, the charge bei . div also th hit a knet. I'm sure in a fine plac T Jol calledBattention IR dedtlotanes ot enen At Chin thoritie in TR between the motor and O'Brine. | Punishment e memorials and s . pre- |18 skt bl : i y S Ll = e e s Lo information. Jocher f et diTatter Holiokon N July 23 (UP)— |Can't tell who makes the most noist ’ Snook More Interested % Allentown, Pa.. July b sented the charac . WHI ] v-”"\ " "‘ st S 4 ; N T 1i \y A girl of 21 tod fessed shoot. [PUt you can tell them apart as| Snook sccmed m interested 101y 0 Sywilliam Kieh, wide j v institutions whicl that |7 Vs bl L o LT O B glrl o LOdRYSICON L what went on today. He talked ani- | _ Found i e 5 “merely 3rine has more vibratio i prat ew Britain takes care of its poor Cash® Under Sulphnr ing and hacking her uncle to death |9 Brine has more vibration at higl saving instructor and il i 1 5 to avenge an assault upon her speed. 1 know now why ¢ fail [ matedly during the fivst halt hour. | 0 o5 ST B X zed and infirm, th esent ¢ 3 Je contended that h be- ELal 3 G 9 Lt L 411 | Surtace shakes.” with his attorneys, and had paper T e A (o a municipal f e, - come aware of the tr ¥ 1o natiatiect majo! he man, John Russo, 46, of G s LI s Pilot in front of him on which he made ) R T GRaTOD founes oThkIN A SR Would Dispel Reports Grand street, was found slain in his e demonstrating to local police ; x B Jackson gave a demonstration of |occasional notations. He was dress- | f#8e CEERIEER TR T8I0 people of the ¢ - ;‘“""‘ s today. The girl, “‘ AN s skill pilot while sending |ed in gray as yesterday and was well | 5 00 i R : sulphur, while he was ¢ 1in | o0t ition concernin Russo, was held on a murder char : s Y man_ hold L of ont - e SRhEe dep 105t order to dispel w ‘ i v Fired Eight Shots ..;“n w,.y; mwvm\;\uvl r for line, | 8t \rlhl “1‘. S parents | The revalver el S e (Co i o s contracting s of dredging 1 el ) ; Mayor Learns No Plans i N E : ports river mouths in Mex Police said the girl confessed sh i e swooped low over the |of the dead girl a the pro- BSLraLioN 1oL, shotgun and then pumped six bul- | ouige hank as the ceylinder his somber black attire to a summer |, Latrolman Warren ; ) Serious Setback lets from a revolver into her uncle's ordex fell a short distance from ¥, with bow tie At o | holding the revolver. body as he fell. Later, according to N him to pu e tri : 3 exe- TG HE[}fl?fiE E[BLHNP! - e e fe e dying qAei AT S S R e uted the maneuver he was demon ey the police, she fell upon the dying (Continued or e Tw (Continued on Dage Two.) e i e e ! ':L Thel Tab ven e abEtoE A hat Blas man with a large butcher knife snd cLiDR = : Kich's spine at the s £ th I tock bridge stopped short today a lln"; I‘;nhte L:\I; ']\I;nlr;v”:\ a (T.vlmul‘lvm— “ “ e CS )@;:, ;]Ds N(zarly '% H@u!‘ whe u' ccan ‘!\:\onn ,(l\a( :n Mrs. Sina Russo, the || Kieh fell to the foor ut did ao | Heads 169th Infantry, C. plans are in existence for such a er \I\«m:;l :h.!» "th,m‘.::" ['\',',:f,'\',':”‘ Re no! dS Ti Eafl &{al&ed E"R LOPdOn ‘x e R S Ay Lo} ant fln 59 szar Old Rpcovc On Rl\"‘l’ ucture, despite statements made down stairs. She told officers that ulance men who took him to a | N, G.—Par "rI"c Made “'”\,’ \‘Q‘A,“"",‘:’v:‘\”\”."fv‘{;,.‘:",‘“;‘;,';"." A e o e e give a life saving demonstration t. Louis ' Dr. Louis use of motor trout v i \e mayor, acting on Engineer F. dead yet. I'm going to make sure.” ST fore the local Kiwanis club and peedho: ¢ Bogie, docked | s piloted by him Har- 1“'“;* report that a l“km Wis e v 25 (@ nan- | he had asked the members or 5 with Captair 3 3rowr tobert | Prepared in 16 ontemplating a Police Inspector Daniel. J. Kiely | l-ondon. July 2 man- | he had asked the members on the was on the prozram with Captain i to el T : elipe 183 Brown 1 Robert pazgl (it L 7cconanbl i gaid the girl. her mother and Vin. | Slaughter trial of Ricnard Josaua | !irst day of the trial to be very care- | Charles Scully, York. a dem- Hartford, July 25—Li Col g ahoard. The Bogie is a small A Ion 1850 FANC S IR I ful not to speak to any person con- |onstrator saving wtions Orville A. Petty of New Haven be- hours and 43 minutes off the nahout built of mahogany, | Euaranteed capacity of 20 tons, re- imposing institut re ed ment ' ed reports that S hori- (Continuea on Page Two.) e in the hold of a sk R Saeio ish to make known t ;w'y(«"\f](:wr!”(‘fl‘oi!vfl\t::::-l Ourmlv‘yl,mf‘xlt‘ mr;:: )\":’:“m ‘\?‘:\x:m : ;.,[_',:' "_‘; nected with the case or allow any at a local he nes colonel W commandin, -old record of the Robert E. | adv 5t modern river boats |Ulissied Acting City HngincatiGRorgs Brother o e gead man, all told| Amertean, camo (ol an ubrupt EH RS T (e Tolahia Jonstri- |officer of the 169th infantry, C. N : U boat trip from New Or- ¢ £ n ricer hoats | J. Molleur to procure a copy of the to the <hooting ® | sensational end today. The judg “Do any of you desire to any- | tions throu he e N tion | G., on September 1 to succeed Col ns to § u I birming type AUch: as [plan gineer Malleur communi- Early last May, they said. John | discharged the jury auna adjourned | thing to me on the subject he of the United States. D. Gordon Hunter 1t his own he record 1.154-mile trip over was the R . Lioe r. Leroy A‘A?wl with the Waterbury district Tusso first attacked the girl., e |the case for re-trial when it was | asked. - request, is transterred to the na Mississippi river was completed ) two previou Mpfsdto | URiCes SR AR ENEIRi el gLd "f"{’: threatened to kill her and her par- | veported to him the jury foreman | Foreman Admits Talk - % tional guard reserve, and several 7 hot nd 31 minu while record, and the “Bogie” dquarters at -fi“]‘ Haveny “v"”f’l b ents if she told. Lillian kept her se- | had been seen in conversation last| The foreman of the jury replied other it ofticers > promoted. record of the packet Robert k. |was able to clip less than three hours | ledrned today there has never bean cret, although Russo attacked her | Night with two witnc for the! "I did sce one witness last night, Mr THE WEATHER \ccording to orders m. tod ce, made ir was 90 hours and | off the old mark in a trip beset with |2 plan and that the movement pro- twice more. But Russo boasted defense Atwood, who is a friend of mine. I = | | Adjutant General George M. Cole. |14 minut . dversities >ssed only to a point where Tried to Take Poison Talked With Priend didn't discuss the case heyond his W Britain and vicinity Pl e e Dr. Leroy ignored one scheduled | Tecause of the carly hour of the |sketches were made. ; Finally the story reached the ear| Justice Humphreys, the trial|evidence.” He added that he had 1 i alowers ftlissart of Wost . refueling stop at Chester, Ill., 1y M3 |boat's drrival, only a small erowd of | The railroad company :SHEe i Hartford, pl L i A 3 P ¢ ) neon and tonight: slightly dash over the final 50 miles of the river men was on hand to hail its . Beith, was not in charge of the e girl's parents. She told them |judge, said that under the circum-|known Atwood some time and that Slasace officer of the ent, is pro- 9 i of the girl's p hem Gooler (onlght,. ~ Iiriday Tfair, flicer of the regiment, is Pro- giyateh to reach the city wharf to set vement. Dr. Leroy and his as- | work done in 1927, and his state- eyt [boIElE abd Thnii s }""""." 1ho) ThueenId uos prhnead ) 4 PERpi ot Do h SOa bl B | moted {o lieutenant-colonel. and |, pew mark. The Robert E ints, H Brown and Bob|ment to the mayor was based on to take poison. Her father and |It was shown him one of the defense | The foreman said another witness| .| sl el etoal Shichy meas stood Al went. immediately . fo a|information which'He: had:ifedelyed many a s to better it 18 | hotel to rest |and which he understood to be ac- { |adiutant, become major and pade in a race with the Natehez | Dr. Leroy estimated he had lost | curate 1IGH TIDL X 23 s and trainin er. Supply which ended July 4 70 hout 20 hours on the trip due to de- 1t is expected that tod: devel- ddwin H. May of Wethers- The Bogic left New Orleans at lays for repairs and supplies, | opment will strike serious blow t.endon D field is transferied to adjutant and 5:04 p. m. Sunday in a race for St |cluding two propeller chan The |at the movement for a new bridge. Haven Virst Licut. George A. Wardinski louis with. the yacht Martha Jane. average speed for the entire dis- | Engineering surveys and preparatjon 1 cabin eruiser, but tht latter craft |tance 15 less than 12.8 miles an|of an entire bridge plan may now (Continued on Page Two.) was forced to quit at Natchez, Miss. |hour. | bu wecessary. iptain Irving 13 re, it. of mother restrained her. witne seen talking to the fore.|nanmed Taylor who had been with | Wethersfield, tF fasen ental This morning the girl took the Man was a friend of the foreman. |Atwood at ths time also spoke to shotgun. pistol, hatchet and Lkmfe In stopping the Reynolds trial, | hi and went downstairs 10 her uneie's | Justice Humphreys cxonerated th “I only joked about the way Mr store. John Russo saw her coming. | American defeniant from ary blame [ Atwood spoke.” said the foreman s, He tried to escape throngh a hack [il connection with the incident | reiterating that the case vas not dis N » door was locked. Lillan | causing the mistrial cussed. T am very sorry if Vinge: J Justice Humphreys told the jury | done anything wron