New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1929, Page 1

e oo e~ VR 1S News of the World By Associated Press Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 1 5’ 1 03 Sept. 21st .. ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, 3, 1920 SEPTEMBER —TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS " HIRKHAM SUGGESTS LEVY ON CONN. GO FOR ROAD REPAIRS Wants Trolley Company o Pay for Work Following Track Pemoval UTILITIES COMH SSION WILL CONSIDER PROPOSAL| Bubstitution of Buses for Present Type of Service on Farmington Avenue and on Lranc's Route Approved Today — Latter Will Have New Terminal at Wells Street. s commission today intro- into the comp: order issued st not cnly remove lines where Tor trc tributc way r Chairman and Commissi Joseph Alsop liture ¢ ¥ Pl e gl yails remein. On the IFrancis o e company faces an outlay of 31 )0 in the Nortl r pair job if it is mot privile to r 0V il Il buse Corporation Counsel John H Kirkham of New known that the ci et to the plan, but Britain made it does not ob- els that ther ould be an amendment to the customary orders which would permit municipality to or rails removed from any highwa re bu to be operated, and ) charge t \pany L por- on of thr of ro: repair. the form of an t for th work done proportic with th ace on the highway which for merly served This i e arg fact that the compar henceforth have a free o no maintenance cost Pay Utilities Tax N Representatives of company answered the use of the hig way is not free since tax is as- sessed on utility companies amount- to three cents a mile traveled cent of which is g ot Nair said th order rails 1c vs where ther is perme pavement, such as Hartford Mayor presented {h resolution passed by the commoan council approving the change. H Iso 1 an order covering th Mley rail situation which, he said had been responsible . cidents . The Connecticut Company's repre rails wherever hi 1 move truction is o take pl AyIng for b th Ih bhe- hat was leaving town. T r 8 ‘; roadway fore the state prosecu- [parents were immediately located e 5 N i g ) LA ; £ ’v\“’]’ | But Substitution Apy tion witne called for [at the Belmont and it appeared that | e stranded wessel v o — ZlonouE b ety Cher o oiereinginaiclnig The substitution of buses for trol- | qaditional ¢ S T e patre : ! hish ; cit g0\ermors mansion on Farm- ley was approved with extension 4 lich stated that they would never whoin o Ajr Mail Plane to Report I pl e fo 1 avenue in order vulh.~4 p the of the Francis street to Wells They wer o Detectives I in. Thi: Al that s m., today A A" b = press v 1 raffic mov angd prevent street, Mayor Paone ‘}""l I‘”'[ Michael Si rstein, « ined the | definitely Kknown of the situation “K "'ll‘] \\ l‘eil It I eaves : e 'L“ the route have its {r il at Lyle | fipst vorbal | n; Dr os i Ihrormation e o Grg to itive's road, but the trolley o Squire, wh omes from an authentic source. REESONS AlayEHOnC I ; ! b o ferred to make an invest o - . : ship. had heen hauled to — = f < : et I 5 ed t } 1 ia e ; e e ship. had been haul ‘ \ hop fo e tine thoa ed “alibi g I impression that he ha.|the beach ~Two men were mest| xjjami Tla, Sept 23 (F—"We ar 5 & G. Steve A som e dignitaries find out whether ¢d before Seer 13 his wife. 5 and | Prought ashore. Rescue work Was | \iipuring to land at Georgelown 11 \ 00d ! 10 W expected to attend the Reicoysradinitiont ante The second week of trial | his bride ¢ line,- | Deing carried forward with all speed | i 4 1o from the radio opes b J Tl o o : aiorshanGiup e iatonty e e opened today with Mrs. Adelaide bound for a honeymoon ble for ithe vessel was receiving Colonel Charles A ! 1 by plnne forithefwod Shecton \E boarinegthe o Gl athegs tion of the Mayor. | yeinzeiman, mother of the victim, 1t was found out that no rific pounding and in danger of | | inanerzh's plane at 11:20 a. m uy ( v vl icL eIl s wite e et T hack on the stand for cross ex- had been booked nor had | ing up, coast guard men said. | ppo yegsage was received by the i) hom th g anil eited Tiaie i,(“l' o ANl A aminatic ¥ deposit been paid on a prosepe- soon as word of the wreck | syarican Airways station here at ! J years, cx BOpullannt e Slaly As she sat in the witness box she | tive trip mors to the of reached here the cutter Yamace® || .o, I ke C : a3l R S lrectect dntn l q r was directly facing Earle Peacox, |he- had been advanced mor | Was sent out from Norfolk to It was esplained by Pan Amer U .S SR ENARe e NS ALV OR sist the Carl Gerhard. Leaving here ; - . ) it was g SR e @ hibo were sent | AT J NCFC | hat since it had no groimd sta et L By ntinued on Page Two) (Continued on Page T RS olel CORath BB Cra WS BT T own it probably could [ mation could L L a4 LQ) SERICEC 4 g e i haa expected to reach Kill Devil Hill |0 R e e s bull he e Sl ¥ —~ -— e - ——— | at 3 o'clock. It is expected that by 6 v s the >} Wo: a ( on 1 ") g comes time until the plane takes off i the time she arrives, all the crew | - nCHE T e D st each auto- will have reached shore. : : obile will the door of the | When the ship takes oft the radio ] e o ‘Doran f-‘mwew Nebraska Senator S hn e i ks oft e e ) < J ngs I « save the steame ! s e Ll el ety o i Trun instructed the ill Check Up Findings| i oo tnesweamen e 000 L (L Four Narcotic Joints In Operation bl insirucied the R L avs La !ta flstrlc P et is reported to 6 Pemndian a6 D TR F et Bl AL h an With Income Tax | 10 DAYS i [ ] far onto the heach that the cutter | S0U0N here. Meretofore, at e 5 q Bi S ‘ irive in nportant point Lindbergh ; | = cannot get in to her 2 N during the T ot s the e e i 1| Near Capitol, Senator Blease Says v | ashington, Scpt. 23 (P—Com- | facis® upon which he based his as- | swedish steamer was on route from | Eround slations to report the land- | b g ortly after 1 o'clock. | missioner Dovan of the prohibition |Sttion in the senate that the pro- |,y anadian port to Tampa. The | ™8 . i ; : i ol and Florence Happy Preparations are heing completed | ureyn toduy took fsstie with Sena- | HPUION law was not being enforeed | cyyse of her running ashore has not | , 73 vin X \ ant_anticipation by Deputy Collector William J. in' Washington' but could be en-[yaon loarned. She may have been | Lresident e of Pan American, | se naree isted within the Trumbull man- wn of the internal revenue office, | {07 Howell, republican, Nebraska, | forced it the president would in- | jjjown in by the shore wind -or gone | 414 Mrs. Trippe, reported reeling in | a 1 capi l on as the hour for the wedding ap- an examination of the hooks and | that the national capital is one of ! sist upon it f oft her course in thick weather, |i(S antenna over Georgetown at P ) 1t wi ] The ctive bride records of the brokerage houses in | the wet spots in the country be Commenting on the Nebraskan's | const guardsmen sav. At Cape Henry | 11132 W ose du ; hat so i Pt ey T this district to ascertain (he stock |eause dry agents lax in their | contentions. Doran said he had | (oqay there was fe 2l — it is to sto 1t i and hov greeted the guests. transactions of local people for the |activitic “every confidence in the prohibition 3 S Port-Of-Spain, Trinidad t. 23| senate tod or Blease lded local o re o 4 congratulations past few years. This is being done to| The head of {he enforcement | enforcement ofiicers in the District iCS = 4 | @—Colonel Charles A, Lindbergh | democrat " o narcotic a nd wore a happy smile verify this item on income AX Te. urean id the agenis re doing | of 4”\1 mbia. " left Port-Of-Spain this morning for Blease 1 1e these stateme s | that feder enforeeme er pir 10¢ [ overnor and truns already filed and to learn why |as good work in Washington as any he police department,” he as- THE WEATHER |Georgetown and Paramaribo in | whil o1 to a o pu - were I near the those who may have been liable to > in the country and that con- | sorted, “is cooperating encrgetically | continuation of 7.000 mile tour | committee amendment o the tavift 1 officets nee of the mansion and re- file a return, have failed to do so. | ditions here were on a par with | with our forces and any investiga- New Britain and vicinity: | |of the Caribbear bill to eliminate a house provision 1t v arrived. Mr. Regan stated {hat these in- | those in other parts of the n: tion into the work of those two or- | | paptly cloudy to cloudy to- The Lindher at {o extend {he liability to owners of > second Rong structions were reecived from the | Doran made his view | ganizations will shew that they are RIgIE and Slightly m. was fiying Iy Atn | ves or uni 1 s r ven over to office of the Collector of Internal | President Hoover had called upon | doing excellent we The warmer fonig gathering clouds. Colonel Lind- | oplur 1 o Iy o attracted Revenue at Hartford, an® the work | the Nebras senator to lay before | ment conditions here are a Blease said the cases of to will commence soon. lm(, department of justice ‘“definite | any place in the country.” (Continucd on Page Two) j sons suspected of narcotic Ia - ¢ (Continued on Tage 18) , < A Street | CONFESSION READ | “ALIBI GIRL” TURNS AGAINST PEACOX WAKEMAI\ ADMITS y ENGAGING SHEARER F[lR GENEVA WORK orth $26.000 to Get Confi- de' tial Renort of Proceedings, He Te.ls Group NO RFGORD OF PAYMENT ON SHIPBUILDERS' BOOKS Vice President of Bethichem Con- cern Tells Senate Committee He Was Not Particularly Interested | i Naval Conference — wanted America—Says ropagandist Feoled Executives, corporati tig iny 1 en 5 cvents ’ blonde Frances Newma the young radio exper 1 in i 1d the burning against White Plains, 1 of her body. pictured above cn the witness stand Ty as she told how Peacox had coached her to say she was with g0 to him on the night that his wife was slain. Peacox is shown, I broke up with- on naval limita upper left, as he listened. revious to man testified, ship building s meet the three concers Wale- American had employed = Herald to Announce carer for Prominent Engineer Going to Rome, N. Y. ROMANCE OF NATION-WIDE INTEREST CULMINATES AT PLAINVILLE CHURCH N WEODING OF UHN AND FLORENGE Elite Assemble to Wit- ness Function Uniting Son of Former Presi- dent and Daughter of Governor By Bonds of Marriage. Princinals In Today’'s Wedding ‘)Iujnr ('oolidge and Miss | Florence Trumbull Nuptial Church Transformed In- With Flowers From West and South. MAURICE G, STEELI \TEH WILLLEAVE o H.&H, PLANT HERE Development Engineer and Di- restor Going {0 Rome, H, it ; CHANGE EFFECTI VE 0. 1 to Take Vows— to Bower governor and Major ce Trum- ilock this * of Manufacturing, Ilore in w for Rome Radiation Co., Subsidiary o ck in the Plain- ch two genera- of rass Corp of 1 neestors have wor- vded as a ons sweet- rents, simple renowned Battalino-Routis Go | wasiington and \'; % “ hn (oolidge and Miss Florence Tirumbull h en on immense EN ?"\j f ! v A round by round a { of || make speeches to supplement the G | ; e e = e B’ S || v Do 1925 e s o e Motoreycle Policeman. Qverhanis ot e b g no! o T e e e i 2 N 7o ouple early last year when it was : 0 20 to G Waemam ‘et Ktk et o Jehn and Florence For Speeding; vty i cmouncoment ot B For irpose of reporting | Octol e £ ] ‘ la Wit Clintor New York § P, Palen, vi port News sardo, pro ipbuilding.cc to the o radio broad- Dock comy on ' Vanishing of B pom- R wit purpose ¢ Lii = S company : i ) o te-Be Mystifies Two AR ) ' 1 tl's “disgrace- Ay P 1 Geneva naval confer- i l“ll“lllc‘ ¥y o sociates in d that a v —_— 1 con kil b | ling I iy T did not ce ¢ ods 1 nt direc ) 1 AL of my people 3 He I 1 n son ¢ o (Continued on Page Two) Set Fire 6 Days 1 x days later, wishit mother ng break to b b , | voung woman, well as her par : itidaugh o rane o @ ot i me e Coastguardsmen Work to | Peacox. roiterated in the cont Neis pamonts seannot beglo Rescue 20 Aboard ol ha i t 1to ‘ L Vessel iil vical formance on v sty TR e Norfolk, Va., t. 23 (P —Coast Tihad a e T s wardsmen were rescuing with the will oy % Y o ‘”’j‘ D breeches buoy today the erew of the physical foree it nec U letter for h 3 T et m fter the co on w da an h the floor clerk. She obtaine § el serha Atter th 1 and A ISR Hoos Bl s olieln ! in a northeast gale one (e tal pletorl.x ¢ S ill Devil Hill, approxi- ¢ message from Peterson to the of- of Virginia not witnessed t time both Learns ldentity, Releases Them o Car Going 59 Miles An Hour in elus Catches Up t n Dircetion of Shuttle Meadow (! Couple May £ the 25th anniversary Spend Honeymoon in Pl\'nw"{h. Vermont, Khiailon Lot Covsananti Te or Moosehead Lake, Maine. nounc \ ountry was ( 1 the couple ¥ move of# placed the news- has be- our of the Army Moses On Plainyille tmosphere of excitement pre- 1 in PL 18 towns- vlflmL nal’ digni- the nuptial 1al morning quiet t was broken after- rrived from the invited photogra- curious peo- to glimpse the their parents. out-of-the- ng evidence W interest in the residents of the town N ville so full nient before. in anxiov Seven Minute Servid s bor givi 19 Ol State Police squad hours away. affair of such a 7e