New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1929, Page 1

i News of the World By Associated Press o N e e Connee! Slate Liby Advt. Deg {ariford, Conn, Heiford o . BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For 15,617 Week Ending Oct. 12th ESTABLISHED 1870 EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ()("I'UIII']I{ 16, 1929.— . TWENTY PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS WIFE, 70, WED 49 VEARS, SLAYS MATE WITH AXE TODAY New Jersey Woman Says Hus- band Drank and Abused Her— Gonesses fo Police CONSIDERS MURDER AS | JAN SNORES IN STUPOR| Mrs. Laura Mathilda Titus Tells Of- | 3:15 This ficers Vietim Got Up a Morning, Tore Bed Clothing Off Her and Tnsisted Jt Was Morn- | jo 0 jiiy A ir corps res fng—Ready (o Spend Test of Life | Act. | rec ion of in Jail for | | flight ser Wins Mackay Trophy st s sl B the Clarence H. Mackay the ‘I[Coolidge, Smith and Roesenwald Lunch Together In New York On | : Secret Mission, Observers Sa_v‘ jEx-Pl'csident. ex-Governor and Jewish Philanthropist Said to Be Administering Huge Trust Fund— Meetings Frequent in Bustle of Wall Street [ —All Decline to Comment. Copyright 1920 by Oct. 16 Coolidge | Rosenwald | in wall s Coolidge have in a va father of the el | April, 1 appears to o event which has brought the rve men—so art in many t trophy in itorious | ho: army close cont most rmed | » now en sirane B BT ENDTRYST s et e S e O (URLE AT NN B B i Kot 345 . s 30 ARAGEDY IN WALLINGFORD on to Police 1 half hou Ayres, Highly | Xapert in New Ha W of Mr: Oct 1 lying on the! - room down DAL id she sat Ll Gaylord, a hook by bullets, w Medical Examiner 1 s sun that there and wom Debates Slaying Tim ; Will I. or won't 12" she asked lnn “God above, must T o SR have been | her office in New H veck and four ord Sk | from Har will do it,” she concluded, found de allitar ditetror it both were fully dressed and bullet 1 do field work among the hom e diat o had even gono through their outer | OF Patlents in the New Britain ¢ Upon her return to house, she 8 sat In o chair and Gay- [ SO0 G T tealsi _weapon down and picked was on t floor in | g0 under the sponsorship of ice in indecision before she | or. Dr said he l{aNew Dritain Rod Cross chapter 1. She struck the ne Mrs. | inal arrang wer mad st make | Ayres 1eft to indicate that she was 's ot hreathi about to die t recment. They : Her nest move was fo call four | indicated fimes sot o ion follow who ed a physician er. Deputy Coroner Corri Dr. T. he doctor's ve 1d t us had i with her uest ary 2 a had been employed by ol ers plant Monday Kitson's « City Fditor local ice company until a few yi 1., or half an hour after her them : 1g0. He reccived a pension from Her arrival here indi- he company cated she mmflfl@mfl”““ DUGHTER S JA0ED. 1 William H. Gaylord, Bookkeeper In Hartford, and Mrs. Anna Bryan | Paid Monday ord to mect her, had come EVIL EYF SLAYER UNDER ‘DELUSION Psyehiatrist Says Woman Un- doubtedly of Unsound Mind IN" CONDITION FOR YEARS Mrs, Sflf!Al WI]RKER ON STAFF OF HOSPITAL Will Relieve Worry in Families of Distressed Patients MRS. KITSON IN NEW POST New Britain Branch of Red Cross to Advertising wven, Dead, 16 (A—Deaths n Avres, 41, ad- 4 William H of Hartford, oer med up today by r. J. H Buff ccment,” to the theo pact. The n a room Burgess Confesses 1o Newspa- New Welfare Activity— Finance perman That She and Husband iven here from wen in her new | down | Object is to Promote Recovery of Who Later Committed Suicide Did ad come | Sick Tnmates, When | e A welfare or social worker, wh a v to the was a half pint {man whose quor. hampered ¥ of worry ce children. | his fam wife or : £ was driven to K IRA oG night o or child ¢ be sickly Oct. 16—Satisfieq Medical and have no in- 1K d v who was responsible €Ome to ol e eye? can SER P : Lvilla | for the death of Mrs. An Financial Worries Retard Progress i connt tonayio Gixl of 16 Shoots Rockville o " V. A The man or woman may be wor- |1 COUTt tolay o Man—Claims He Was Dy e nisdibechuss otlne snper of Iodnedeh el HiT L S S |Tnn carly T his or her job. I iaLEronblas it dia sl o AL ken his own life v cause a slowing up in the her family by t Abusive | Buifum, local medical examiner, | patic IIINEEUIING e Ry Saw Nothing e stated today that there would be no | o Dr. Reeks there are many v S Al fied yos- e R e e why @ mental condition, worrying | The 17 sear o i i : Hhdony of HHE ver some situation not directly cc e L . kol g medieal examiner I S G A LRk S 1 te i was in Rockville hospital | oGl i i o : murder took ; mm in eritical e ilet dition from two head inflicted lord, 4 bookke wounds in per of 904 Burn- ed no side avenue, ast Iartford, who : by his 16 year ol i ing room . 7 DI Sl Gt T Je4- | ipen turned the gun on him nd Aol ctte Gerich. The hospital morning | committed suicide an e it bulletin of the man’s condition gave oy ek 3 capacity they can <o lcent that wallp: no forvcast of the outcome. Thia| TFSCy Revealed Late Yesterday |G O (Sltact wi Sleh sl e noon the opinion was given that| 1 ;’]“ y"“‘Tu‘_“".‘,“;)’“‘_‘i“” such as the Visiting \m\‘. oy ohil i man would probably recover, ke S Bt e sociely, the Tubere 14 year came desp iter, Jeanctte, w 5 2 “""‘h‘- Relief society, to call upon the X Ml : couple in at the 1 Tea - court this mor tory officials, obtain necded m lsenfito Sallvcounb ERth il oTorn Ingi B aa e i e Al o (Continned on Page Two) T as e e ity 3 5 id, see that food is provided if ne 19 Gy cence wastodthe et es vo M andl Mrs - W iray e e s fect that Gerich probably would e e S e () G s not die, the girl was held in $7,000 ‘ possible through the differen ) AT S e « uin and - no sounds were |, oo i0g to relicve the mental dis- Pras L on e giolland DELLO%| e NG U T tress of the patient and family. ca) ourt on the charge of assault with sing that something was am : o Anance W | intent to kill. Ied Cross to Pinance Work | Mana peate when ceived no r Hyatt duri in the lat 1swer to tives or we organizations may A efforts to a ng the day made AS CASHIER OF BAM( use them, and | The work will hu”ml\:xlh‘w:l! by :h fternoon he re- | Red Cross and will be under th supervision of Red Cross officials 1is pounding on SRt et e K e e It will be conducted in cooperation | wrange for her release on bond, | the door, he broke into the room. s SRR NS owing to her : Are. AsTes' hody Was found i an||with but independent of, the Will Lca\e (1() Mltmndl ) . | Mrs. Ay Brave) sl e spital. Mr To Police Captain Stephen J. To- | upright position in a ch She had | pervision of the hospital. 2} . S Bin, Jeanette said aftor her arrost | builet hole In her wght tomple, | Kitson, who now is historian and | to Join Insurance during the night, that her father | Powder marks about her face show- | billing clerk at the hospital will r Firm had been abusive in his treatment | ed that the shot which took her life slgn her position there to assure | of her and her brothers and she | | (o R S e liad found a gun in the pe and | (Continued on Page Two) | {Continued on EAEELFO) 1ra C. Kelly, casl £ used it, firing five shots at her| _ A S S e S father, who was asleep in a chair | resignation to the hoard of di Ly the kitchen stove. The girl was | vesteraay atternoon, to & o e sion o S0 s Jwners of Dry eamng ants s e perfectly calm. She has been em- may enter the firm of ployed in the local mill of the| the insurance and 1 States Envelope company. » said she found a gun in the took it upstairs, loaded it, coming down to the Kitchen, | and, Owners of every | | Gordon & XKelly recently incorp fired five times at her father, all | tablishment in the city face the pos- | prescribed have heen met. The | (5™ Sas Dlang for cxpansior at close range. The gun was of ‘.«nnmy of prosccution under the new | building and fire departments, vest- | i [0 S8 B RS 0T SA0 calibre. ordinances unless they file applica- | ed with power to gaforce the law, | .o Drcaiaent Two vounger brothers were play- | tions and procure licenses before | will report to the prosccuting | sshose members are g cards in the same room. Other | the close of busincss tomorrow, | torney's o ll firms which have | 7 'm Kelly, the lattor @ son ¢ members of the family were in the | The license application must be | not been licensed tomorrow nizht. | o eyt house. | accompanicd by proof that the es-| The Tincoln Dry Cleanin AN The two bullets entered above and | tablishments conform to the re- [plant on Lincoln street, the estah- _ P in front of the right car, one went | quirements of the new code, the |lishment which has cansed much into the skull but this wound is|legality of which. at first questioned, | protest, is the only one which has THE WEATHER hardly likely to be fatal and the|has been approved by the corpora- |made application for a license to flki 5 other bullet which stopped at the | tion counsel. continue in busing Firms swhich New Britain and vicinity: side of the neck inflicted a second- | It is believed that nearly all dry [carry on the actual cleaning opera- | , possibly showers 10— cleaning firms can quirements of the v wound only. The family home on a small Face Penalty Unless Licensed " | ments bus | Me. Kelly has been cash ank since its o nization in 1 dry cleaning es- | proof that the safety provisions the sed 1 meet law, tions on the ceiving we s and those apparel to | prem re- ring Iy Thursday Thursday pa cooler farm and in it live Gerich, his wife | month with a provision that 30 days | cleansed elsewhere, are both re e of grace shall be allowed for en- | quired to obtain licenses, the former (Coutinued on Page Two), tering of applications and listing of | as Class A, and the latteras Class B. | ¥——————u— % (7::7:3:5::?::‘1WA[HUNAIU PAYS BEET SUCAR ORGANIZATION < WPLAMLL it SPENDS $70,000 YCARLY IN f ROPAGANDA, AUSTIN SAYS PARKER-SMITH (0, Secretary Tells Sen- HEARING RESUMED 2(c Lobbying Commit, ACGORDED EMUSHMAN Hoyt Suddenly Excuses Meriden Work Carried on In Realtor C’ 10sen Yfisl“ldl‘] Washington — Denies JURORS SELECTED Tariff Target. 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Mrs. Kasmilor s e Rest in Sacred Heart ing in Road R S AT A Cemetery Angel Gabriel Needed 600 Chickens For Sacrifice, Cult Head Declares s o t money s and Believe Girl D S o ¢ complained that the Mrs, W os- | € e iabric 0 1d a he 50 illa Rhoads 6 year|® 8 Lyl 5 ibriel also had Chny ik ¢ heir lives to the work of the church Ordered Chickens our yo ars aw was granted by told me Gabriel had o a 3 e was affili- L true ificed L1ast nj order since last May it up he ho 1 s a law of the - that s and th vows. It was her dy L hill toy 1 ' body, presery ose f a wealthy oil operat ice a s, was ro rs of the fam- the cult priestesses said the | ne oads home v v mother, Mrs. Apolonia em had threatened his fam- in another coffin | Walewska of Elizabeth, N, J., wk ) his ficer | ily unless he advanc oney to seven tones of G r 1 yesterday to attend the f | complete the hook il which w (oCntinued on I'a | “They promised us we cot Cutinued on Page Two), wve | her resurrection morn, cultists said | (0