New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1929, Page 1

| cowway i s DML (oo msomnss MR 130 PATENT SAVAE FRUMA‘ PLANTO PRONOTE BUSINESS ACTIVITY eries of Meetings (o Be Held Instead of One Small Gom- prehensive Conlerence EASTERN RAILROAD B CALLED FOR TOMORROW Manufacturing \ . CALLS SLAPPING OF DRIVER ' BY OFFICER MAKING ARREST .., , q | Freed in M , Two Pollcemen Testlfy‘ e el Youth, Questioned By Johnson, Did Not | Show Signs of Being .1 Under Influence of Drink. wming. and Labor Leaders to Have Turn Later in Week—Hopes to Banish Business Judge Traceski Fines Scan- lon $100 for Operating After Partaking of |}« Liquor imism Without Creating “su- ization” Stimwlation and Private Building, Car s anay tives wiil ton tl Bachelor Party Hart’s Pond ) When Woods C(laims Conviction. at at ent Hoover plans for stabil L CITY SUAY COULECT STEADY SALES HiT . PARKER-SMITH BILL GAING ON MARKET Oficers | 1 John O'Keefe fense in police ¢ 1at X 0 1 i 7 o oo Progerty Liened Tor Tax: Debt Selling Ondens Pour in, Forcing ard Scanlon, Prives Lower Ai'!:'ln!llfl;‘l 10 $15,000 ndicate that was L te s i | S ol )1 ) had « i lead | " OTHER CREDITORS $16 A SHARE ' lead « \ ! iion of Books of Defun Invouncement of Fiest Paillure of Hope to New Haven Investment Corp M Company ( el Slight \] “\ ; tion S Ay {1 ieed Spe- " Proable Cause Found in Case of ' * e o i i i Alleged Trolley Bandit e ‘ : S IDENTIFIED BY HOTORMAN o e e ‘l“ the HV"H’I’V'!\:‘I. o Victim of I1~vh!|r|\ at White's Cross- | thr « (ib\ \ : ) s - ingz Positive Priconer Was One of : ; ; ; p & i Who Took : “““ n Lzl I 'llylvvmm o Co ‘ : I I ] : i 1 L3S : (00D NEAR DEATH; HOURS ONLY REMAIN | nt Recovery Impossible, Sur- geons Say, as Poison stand. He of Octol mw Tfl END M NA[F FROM WILLOW BROBK ment federal farm 1 an Spreads in Plain : No 1 s heen fixed for = s 1 the which is to follow AR eton AN oy P—wWord Would Stimulate Building Flood Relief Projeet Staits from bedside of Secrctary Good el e e A i S » 30/ p. m.: today was {ha a e e T s Thursday if Council Frcovery was impos: and his = dr was expected momentarily nd inroads of PROTRACTED TRIAL N NMANUS CASE Auto \‘;'10111 Causes ¢ dpimc ol Bun;l*l 'S Nov valiant ral blood closely upon 3 hil 1 tion for gangre another man C ot r X s was believed imminent today | hioje. He. was day 08 \ ST R R hslo gy ) < Two Hours and Half Fail In a m\( desperate effort fo pro- Mr. Frawley claimed J Iring Sing! 2 . ole long the stricken cabinet officer’s | knocked the gun out of the n 5 to Bring Single life. oxygen was administered man's hnads with the result re arrested a s Meanwhile, Mrs, Good d their [ the two men attacked him and | stolen automobile in which they were Juror to Box two sons waited in a room close by. | knocked him to the floor. They took | riding had collided with another car i s The clder of the hoys, James, Jr.. his money belt, which contained |and overturr e e N , arrived in Washington $28.90, and also took $23 of In the wree Touk et 1 ek o night from Evanston, Illinoi money which he had in his pc reported e he is a student at Northwe n | The motorman s lect University. The father did not | up men then jumped out of the fro have heen stole a recognize him y and dash o President Hoover was denied a | Shoot bullet into kccond visit to the bedside of his |Scare h He then drove cabinet adviser. After returning | 5 > from church. the chief executive (Continued on T'age Ty asked if he could Mr. Good, but | ittendant physicians | the patient's condi- a visit would be inadvis- told by the that in view of tion, such able. Mr. Hoover kept :nmlu with the sick room and it was not until late last night that he retired, | alter waiting long for some hopeful Almanacs and Achmg i Weather Hints, Champ Expert Says 18 (UP)—A | meteorologist in close mon council W sign. | New Havem, Nov. of { New Haven [{ake remedial ste o chief exceutive's own per- | crush blow was dealth today to|branch of the U cather hurean | ployment situation, scores of jobles s¢ physician, Lieutenant Com- |the almanac and aching corns— and n studying the weather |men came to the mayor's office 1 mander Joel T. Boone, has been in- [frusted weather prognostigators since day 1o plead theiv casc Distriot cessant in his attendance upon the |s time immemorial Uses Scientific Methods preferment on t E ry. A close friend of Mr.| For no authority than 1 No worl imsell. Dr, Boone was given 1, champion weath-| s horers other 1 ctions by Mr. Hoover to place United tes, told s entirely at the cabinet of- at the alis pr clond disposal only good guesses and presoure and other Good s also had the con- ti Orns Were inacenrat 1 mi section of 1t ndance of one of his for and at best had no ¢ crvation as pos: cabinet members, Secretury | in charting of futurs liis exceptional Wilbur of the interior department, |weather eram { per cent in the con THE WEATHER who is himself an cminent physiican i soft-spoken western- | test to the atiention he gave to d ) New Britain and vicinity In addition Colonel William I. Kecl- [er of middle years, has just been | tail ¢ joh- Cloudy with ler, noted army surgeon, who per- |awarded first place in a national | “Perhaps N ¢ noon and i formed the operation and staff | weather forecasting competition in | highest,” R 1 ed into and only t mostly clowudy, slightly colder. physiicans of Walter Reed hospital | which about 50 government cxperts T ’ have been always at hand, ‘lxmr\lujv:\lvd during 1925, He (Continued on Page Two), was in operation in 1921, is | | BRIDGEPORT FIRM INSERIUSSTRATS UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FIRE; American Fiduciary Corp. Pmr- X RAY I:"-M B'-AST BI-AMED §25,000 CASH IN BANK IS New Adjutant | Western College Build- ing Swept By Furious Flames as Doctors and Nurses Carry Out In- jured and Sick-Explo- sions Start Fire. tically \Vu ped Out by Bank- ers’ Gapital GlUl] LL LEFT FROM $2,300,000 Former Political Leader Says His Concern Furned Over Total of S1.- 9530.000 1o Gunder Compani Call Loans—~state Continues Prob of Connecticnt Angle in Collapse Well Organized Employes (i A Lahings : 3 Calmly Save Inmates as : B S Blaze Advances — Tele- : g phone Operator Heroine W o Firemen Save Struc- 1 i ture in Hard Battle. f N i @ENEBA.L « Kir Squadron Leader to Succeed Brig. Gen. Cole TAKES OFFICE ON JANUARY { Frumbull Apg y Phone undre N-ray room no day—New Leader Old and Active Flier Sinc rid War We Exneriences. flam- erim- of the croism 1 Highly Praised 10 lives were to the cool work a by vhv\ doctors nnan, fire chief by Kathe lly car- danger who were ser- not so ill and individual Iy when, used everyone in leaped through a sand pile. Her ankle her post calling 1 on Page Two) FULLER ERITI[]IZES BINEHAM ACTIONS State Gover- nor Flays Senator for of the (‘onnections e of red the tax bill Former Bay Cole Sersed 28 Years R-101 Fiight Over ) Burope Testing Craft ion. Nov L £ No Alvin T of Massa- v on the v from a England 1s through 18 (@ overnor d to en- ts sena-, Senator Gil- question by v matter 1 wish election. should enator cut being dis- wssociation concessions itomatically eliminate taviff con . lllinois University Frat Members Held In College Rum Ring Probes :: who is inde- seeking con- nprejudiced i busines con- brakes” should to speculation in 1an they, blocks 1 to leave for lon | Roston dy day and said he ing the Yale- ted on Page Two), | Harvard football game Saturday.