New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1929, Page 16

JUSTICE DENIES HE SEFKS HIGH OFFICE Wheeler Says Rumors He Will Run for Governor False | B st G Chief | qp | b | Bridgeport, July 31 (UP) Justice George W. Wheeler of the state supreme court of errors, ~ho wrote the opinion in the McCeok case which plunged nearly 1500 state | into question, described as “poppycock” today reports fror Hartford that he might be t! democratic nominee for governor “1 am not interested.” said €9-year-old jurist, who is schedu to retire in December, 1 Hartford reports had called tention to the fact that last ¢ cratic governor, the late Baldwin, was elected soon reached the age limit and from the chief justiceship. Before his elevation to th preme bench 35 vears ago, Whevler was prominent in politics. He ca 4 into prominence recently L do- bate with Lucius . Hart- | ford lawyer, on 1 question of | whether the State Bar ~0rm:.w\) should make a poll of opinion re- | garding repeal of the 15th amend- | ment. The chief justice opposed poll and was supported association. li G retir ti su-lyq | | in n ‘LD PEPPERSASS' WILL BE RESTORED | > ot 1.0 Cause of Accident on Mountain ;" tion.” Given by Railroad | (UP)—A broken nt pinion shaft Boston July 31 pinion tooth and caused the locomotive “Old Pepper- | sass” to topple off “Jacob's Lad W steepest ascent on Mount Washi ton, N. H. on July officials of the Boston & Maine road reveal ed today One man was killed ers were injured in which culiminated a festivi- ties attendng restoration of the gine to New Hampshire as a monu- |ar ment of scientific progress. “0ld Peppergrass’ from a “last trip side it had been the when the accident occ P. Rossiter newspaperms | riding on the tender, failed to jump | in time and was dashed to death on the rocky formation below | Simultaneously with findings, | the mad announced the battered engine would be tored and deliver- | ed to New Hampshire as originally planned. W W . four oth- the accident day of en- returing | in- was up the moun rred. Daniel 1, who was GENTRAL VERMONT NAMES DIRECTORS lis! th si |t responsible by Cornor John J lan today w. ['tained the same day against the |at his inqu gamst si 3. | be first to climb | sne to the ment ciforts of the |ana t NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1929. Driver Held Liable In Fatal Accident Bridgeport, July 31 (A—George alt of Stamford is held criminaily Phe- death of George amford Mor- at the Stamrtord crushed chest when he a truck operated by E arrington of Stamford. Tne latter claimed that while uck hit Morrell he for the truck pushe d man when it was operated by Balt oroner, after hearing testimony st found that Balt's car ame direction col- left front wheel of arri uck as it was stopping n the the highway ie which Morrell was w he impact forced th Morrell and Balt drove 18 his reason for so doing his that for the Morrell, 74, of 1l died on July 2 ospital of a Sus- ruck by was not lame was ruck by he a car perated in the ded with th of along- king. ving lief the accident was trivial d that the accident there 1 n as inexcusabl cally eing neac- it th no tr on the road CURTIS SAYS GANN INCIDENT SETTLED for | ‘- Disputed Precedence Troned Out {0 “Satisfaction” Phil The iy 31 (UP) dence dispute betwee a Dolly and ticial h the 1 s, Curtis Gann ss of sister osie the vice nited States, dn s, Alice late “has o t daughter ent Theodore Roosevel n set rybody's satisfac- decl of Y who stopped tion here Charle sident off Providence, while ¢ R. I, visit War n ite from ashingt to for a brie the cst British orld war Tells Reporters Story Quizzed by reporters regarding wveen Mrs, situation which Gann and Mrs. 1. sident said dispute tween my Alice longworth has heen erybody's satisfaction is nothing more that 1 can it is a past is- to find out more sister nd Mrs. tled ory which my sis- 1 leading m vou all the in- t in his brief talk paid tribute peace pact and declare pends upon public in the different countries. veterans, ) the its ati- ello “I know of no hetter way to cre- o that sentiment than through the members of the Bri h patriotic organizations, such 1at which greeted here, and milar organizations through vel » world eat world frater- me Also. ies of e ious soci its own | ity Yew Company fo Acquire 0ld /. Road Organizes ‘ Albans, Vt., July 31 Directors were named at a meeting of the incorporators of the Centr Vermont Railw: Inc., subsidia of the Canadian National Railway here late yesterday The new company is to acql property of the Central Railway company which here for $27.000,000 at public f closure auction sale and was bot for the Canadian National Railw ‘which will control the Central Ve mont Railway, Inc The incorporator pany are John G low. Vermont, forme eral of the United Howland, of Montpelie National Life Insurance company: H. J. M. Jones of Barre, prominent | granite manufacture way of | 3urlington, manuf. ind bank- |t} er; John Branch. Jr. Albans, |1 banker; H. H. Powers of St. Albans, |« attorney for receivers of Central Ve b mont Railway Co.; Edmund Des- o chenes of St. Albans, comptroll receivers; H. M. Dewart of St bans, purchasing agent ers; 1. W. Hawley general freight and for receivers; M rnes, chief clerk for receivers of St. Albans; P D. Fitzpatrick, of St. Albans, chief engine for receivers; G. W. Groom of St. Albans, superintendent for re- | ceiv nd H Nowell of Al- |, bans, merchanicalssuperintendent for receivers. All incorporators with tion of Deschenes and I named by orporators rectors was sold | of the gent of attorney tates; It president of new com- th of In for receiv- |t of ns, ut st the They are themselves partment an economic Herald Classif POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN ‘Strangers think that Grace is Henry's second wife, but she ain't. She's just been sick a lot is the reason he's nice an' kind to her.” “Copyright 1929. Pubhmmers Syndicate) | ma (UP)— [matter of social prece more Vermont | dut ! last nigl to ch by Mrs. Gann in number of n' Mrs. ( 1 was current wzine, Tn it rre written we e involved than individuals inasmuch et fo the United was at staks Duty Falls on Woman an knows,” Mrs portion of the social ! the man, woman. A and there position in the com- upon the woman wom Gann what family fa much upon t asked hers old, W his wife, or whogver must t of his official hostess, has me it is wccompanied to woman of a position At on- brother me ons by T somy is h who is in courtesios. 1ese offic rtained rnment ¢ its ower and As a symbol urally s r how cord ol of from AUNT HET BY RORERT QUILLEN “A married man is like : cat with its tail caught. don’t none if it give don’t try pull Copyright 1322, up an Ishers Syndicats) president | | i truck on | it nee | and thus he beca | | certainly | | | | brand of ( WHO IS HE? ] SEE———- Th fairly of course, R silhouctte was printed last evening in THE NEW BRIT- I'rom letters on em that the their the AIN newspaper HERALD. 1. it would 1 Cherry certainly dential note—they they borrow quite a few of that odoriferous hulbus Ellis Patct r diamond sangs Know onion. (Con from onc dc old Pioner the third rail nimbled the vicissitudes of later ssitated ju tracks which, of course hoys up for the life). Sometime, tl to call on M talk « JIph, won't Durant auto. and k 1o the old days when built on Cherry street, played first Johnson pitched, on hir airplanes werc when Blingy Noonan « the champi Well ¢ for Drury i letter base, team pugh of that, so here Nelson's prize win- The edition of the that of R. ! street the ourse silhouette , in last evening's w Britain Herald is Rudolph of 127 Cherry sales are those of ‘Durants,” and of being an expert mechanic, at his garag n have all, and any kind of work done. He also sells the superior “Rughy™ trucks, Mr. Rudolph lives on Cherry street and is there considerc a civic boss and him His p very popul repair d somewhat of r politics—ask you the of the which resolves itself a question—he He the “Garage Club into a sort of ct tion, At one tle candy store where his property is n president ve dope. rrent events aggr time there was a lit- extremely popu- lar with the n. child fond of was very nd fishing end trips for these Just remember i or anything ou'd like fo huy t call 2051-2 and you it minimum cost but of s quality, As for tricks sometimes maki epair work m or perha perior you couldn't better you han if bought a Rudolph like s anad on daily ferald” which he if ever so tired Mr men b all wise husine thirty-one of New Britain ver fails to read wise he knows brings and of read the his paper be takes ti hat results his he news of the world, day by day. Who might thie silhouette he of RULES OF SILHOUE CON T 1.—Identify likenoss, —Describe how he makes livell- hood |1 —Address communications to “Silhouette” Editor, New Britain Herald 4.—Contest closes at 2 p. m. fol- lowing insertion—Saturday 10 a. m. | 5.—Answers may be mailed or | brought (o the ven for neatness. —One dollar awarded daily for best answer according te riles, old | street ought to, [# Pioneer baseball | Herald | | ke |expiained to the court that O'Connell | |give his name and address on the | WITNESS lN Pflfll |grounds that it might ineriminate | Tells 0'Connell He Must Testily two partners sold on the advertising e | value of this newspaper with its| Now York, July 31 (U concentrated circulation of well over | p " ('Connell of Albany, arrested in 15,000 printed and distributed daily | .opnection with the Albany Baseball ee—it's great to see how that 15.- | pool was held in $10.000 bail today 1060 circulation is peing received bY [a¢ o material witness by Federal the public. That's the secondary i Tidee Tullna LW M of this conte he first is to Judge Mack threatened O'Connell tise the busin of the liken with jail on contempt of court the silhouette and then to m Charzestwhen ihial faticd fo banewer g oyl ElIEwitiEh eRpossTolll Ut questions put to him before the fed- | s an ”"7|“~“"’ advertising. The | o1 grand jury. After bail was fixed store, mind you, of the likenoss of |¢roy BT&Td JUIY: 0T (AT S “m:‘:l):‘c:;xrr*vf-l- 'f, a ;v;.-,\-”m!;\j“*“_- jury to appe: s a witness. has A enviable reBatation whieh qo. [for this purpose that the Govern- e o e e it il o g EGIConn el B panR 1ese parts. Service fe.) - phoy wished (o question him is the keynote of the manage and 5 3, o because he pleaded guilty in Boston clerks alike. The store is just outside 7 - : in November 1927 to heing ass the high rent’ district which reflects 5 ; ated with the pool. His name I itself in the tempting prices offerea |41 ¥ Gl s by thelimanagement: Now, sMr v 50 DEsTLInEnL oned RIS et ocs they should know you, don't you |'mVestigation. Refused to Take Oath think? In case they don't we'll tell them that your place of business is| TImmediately after rétiring to the car the Methodist church, which is jury room O'Connell was again| Tor every automobile driven in the ) deac Now, then, | brought hefore Judge Mack. United |United States there are only §8 yards States Aftorney Charles H. Tuttle |of paved road He is the partner cars first in a duo he business is near | where Main street begins and sells things which are so necessary to new- ly wedded couples who are starting | out housekeeping. The likeness of the silhouette has been in this busi- ness for some years now, and his ad ypears in the newspaper—THE this evening? | whose name ap business namn DETECTIVE IS HELD FOR James 1. Cuff, O'Connell's attor-| ney explained to the court that the [ | witness was the absolute judge of | {what might incriminate him. Judge | Mack said this was not so and direct- | ed the witness answer under penalty of punishment for contempt. Tells Reporters Charges Are “Frame Up” New Haven, July 31 (UP)—Be- | fore a crowded city courtroom, E.n est De Pure, private investigator tor the Connecticut Temperance and “There will be no toleration,” he said, “of anything tending to ob- |struct justice.” O'Connell is the brother of Ed |ward 1. ©’'Connell, democratic county chairman of Albany county and is active with former Liecut. | Governor Edward Corning in Albany | political affairs. Located in After several months of efforts to A sistant United States Attorney Thom- )—Daniel tion today and was bound over lo $2500. He will face three char of blackmailing leged speakeasies. ment, told newspapermen he a letter from Rosco field secretary of the ribing De Pue's arrest frame up.” He did not Hetter. Many of the spectators were and women against whom De has testificd in liquor cases. proprietors of detective d received Vining, Albany serve a subpoena on O'Connell the as show the as T. Cooke applied to Judge Wil- liam Bond tachment Saturday for a body at- | erday he went to Al- bany with Deputy United Stat Marshall John W. Pinkley. 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