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

B R s o | Har 'l(fl'd Conn News of the World By Associated Press NEW BRITAIN HERALD Daily Circulation For 15,691 Average W \(I\ l nrhnv ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, NOVE wl L.\ 2 TY-TWO PAGI PRICE THREE CENTS NEW BRI GROLP VIITS (i e i it ULV EALA CEMETERY WHERE MIRACLES VTR “AREREPORTED BY CRPLES g . Buried Briars He Loved Have Long, Cald Ride (NTY JA] Tanm in Bus to Grave of Rev GUARDS KEEP CROWDS IN Patrick Power at Mal- Hal 's Critic Will Be Freed Be-| LINE DURING SERVICES den, Mass., and Watch‘ cause of Sickness Thousands Arrive. SENTENGED LAST HARGH l)c- Man formed Kneel at Buria“ Plot and Pray for Rclicfi From ‘ Make Journey This City Sunday. Placed Lrect Only Plea of Tiger Tznored < — Statesmen Pay Last Tvi to War Time Lead Pathetic Scenes as Comvicted of Libelling Chief Ceremony — al of Police Had Until December 11 1+ Own Command to Serve, But Heart Trouble Lib- crated Him. Ailments — 31| From Georges Clemenceau, urin a tomb crected n e guidance of own hand. This exclusive | ¢ gravestone erected sceretly by No Deligions Servied ? Clemc 1 fou 120 on his es in southern Fran ! . it is deep in the d so completely surrounded by Hoctinls rnoon ( 1 that few pe I seen it T s said knew of its ex arave s o is directly beside the t the * raman we d Cl allowed to tak au it would not - POLIGE UNDER F1RE 1§ FACE GPEN HEARING H@{WERH}{U "‘\J McGue and Johnson o Be Heads of Organization Also Con- 11t o (uestioned by Full Beard ey 'w'nSne o " QUIZ WILL BE IN PUBLIC GOVERNORS PLEDGE dure of Interrogation by Many Telezrams Receiy the picture only aftc be used until after his ¢ melice | | 1 Iy on pro- all parts of the cast cost miraculous 50 that im prac 1ousands rdiner hias hes 1 the sam Iy ‘I"‘ o | d in Reply Usual Prog through the darl and all expres Th Sub-Commi set Aside So Com- dresident’s Inguivy Show Huge Pl i it Make i n Throuzhont Nation in Ceremony Tmpressive exprosse aid to their Too W 5 o'clock, Ma nable to tance past dreds of ¢ vieinity stopped, would bring Up to Eat L drov etery but was c a stop for some dis- hecause of hun- rs that were parked n ¢ wally the trial was had, attra attention becanse ature of OOV WL ATTEND U WARREN' FUNERAL Services for ower | that nan | Water Spout Floods s 50 Miles of Portugal || Nov. 25 (P A Lursting over Do Suajo, Ji. s fl the of the morn ) people were in 1 the local delega- e the carly 1 ing, morc 2 the cemetery tion arrived Cars were parked on every within a half mile of the | ry and the streets were filled rsons bound for {he shrine s hopeful pil tery to visit of Father avail- o Senator Tomorrow i Afternoon shrine a I'ower, who died ¢ the age of 2 was ordai . only a ycar d 1o the priesthood Visitors From Many St Lvidently the edict by Cardinal — Blast Kills 2, Hurts 26 SeerRie s e In Essen Market Place STNDRD GETS 5TH 55 LUNGH CART PERMIT .~ plosion in he Meanwhile Fight Goes on| T market hail coll d crops suffered public 1 today. addition T'wo persons - PARK BOARD ASKS FOR MEMGRIAL PATH BIDS © AlsoRTnvitesiATchitectSRiMIEcICiot L Sten Propesals on Public o Shouse Says Hoover Enhrely to osals Blame For Senate Tariff Traged‘y b in a s Wel platz |ing shoppers. The explo; did 10 Place l“l"lng Statlo“ lumsulvrul»ln material damage. in Franklin Square irman station on West Main strect, filling Wl tomorrow in i from both ho scort. 1he will he I'or the fifth time, the Standard | Oil Co. has taken a permit to place & lunch cart on its plot at Franklia ¢ and Pearl street. Since there 1 objection to this type of business in the industrial zone, the permit will be granted, Inspector A. N. Rutherford said today The land w 5 ARO a5 a gas 1 but after much litigation in the Washington, Nov. 23 | for the failurc of con | the tariff bill at the is laid directly upon Presi er in a leng atement issucd a “momen art of Mr. tion in th wurday thereart advent Jouett Shou rman of the ilding commiss common coun- | democratic onal executive com-| At il cil, and board of a stment, it was|mittee, Mr. Shouse even i ht of tariff r 1uled that the plot could not be so approp he believed that the * t of departmen used. In the meantime, a Permit|gyard” was not at con trom which AMr. Hoo ARILERCROEI! had been granted for a lunch cart, 1% 1 liad 3 cording Shouse | had \ad testified but this business was not set up. R e e e After the adverse ruling had been DI \‘!L:mi:g J m‘y‘ : ” D ok o ¢ {slation providing billions ande ¢ ompany Te- Y k. cong i i s ¢ s for the conduct of handed down, the oll company re-|, " icularly the senate for the| Put In Tarifi Revision v L tained Attorney Donald Gaffney an-l | ederal government iration,” the den miscue that leaves the republi supreme court of crrors was then taken by Corporation Cous- | 1 John H On 1 took appeal to the superior court, v ! (h Jeft some uncertai where Judge Ldward M. Yeomans|Party smirched by the Bingham- gl to who his successor will by overruled the board of adjustment|lyanson incident, the Grundy cyni- o th and directed that a permit for a gas- | ¢ism and other revelations of the | New co niting (« Iage Two) aline filling station bo issucd. Ap. | Methods by which the high tarif- | ii 1 u il to L rs have reached their sehedules n id that during the Says He Refuses to Lead But why SRt he continued. “should | sessions of {1 finance con THE WEATHER \ LS e ttered army be blamed for the | mittee the pr t conferre < : 1 v tatm | discomfiture of a leader who refuses | times with Cl i Smoot h 86 3 Britaind ol or lunch carts paid fo lead? comt wd - Senator Wat to the building commission have| “Why blame cven the senatorial | Ind republican leader, v ” 1 now totaled $76, the fee charged for | old guard for failing to carry out|were Smoot-Haw Dlang. only £35,000 worth of truction under | (he president’s policies when nohody | bill, the which, when |and labor on tl | the city ordinances. The actual|can more than guess at what thosc be performed by ci cost, however, will be but $6,000. | policics wer (Continucd on Page Two) been explained, - — | | Wyoming i MAYOR CALLS IN HEADS OF FACTORIES TO GONFER ON UNEMPLOYMENT IN CITY WITH HOPE OF RELIEVING CONDITIONS Mok e Autographw A s k s Superintendents' SRR to Assemble in His Of- | fice Wednesday Mors.- ing to Discuss Read- justment of Hours in Shops. [Hoover’s Paonessa Is Greeted by 150 When He W Reaches Office Today— \ City Projects Held Up by Delays to Department of Crowd of Public Works Program. Presid trang 4 : ; pattern nt \muu. pen sheet dw Signed by hove into the possession of Thomas F. M , New You nlwu» r, who has set a high valuation upon then most unusue ph to come out of the W NAVY PHOTHILED MUSICAL COMEDY WHEN PLANE DIVES ~ FAVBRITE iS DEAD Lieut. Gefl rge T. Cuddiy Buried Raymo Pitul ok Succumbs Sni G1 ound 10 Heart Disease ThSlI NG BRITISH AIRCRAFT ILL FOR SEVERAL At IOl A e of = Feom Mayor addre the fol- iperintendent YEARS . Machine Refuses to ¢ and Drops er Mile Drop—Aviator Rated as| Dead at Wheel of Car—Stricken Lapert by Officers—Held several Last Spring at Heisht of Career ! Records, in SYour Uncle Dudley.” L ) g0 RELIEF PLAN = T EAUING ININGTION limlflml/ Thlc.ll(‘ll\ to Take Appeal to e ai e Court ! 1 to ¢ : i 1itse " He re Diving Speed 1 1 1o v 1 o tosting ! f , N 3 h \ v \ A 1dihy I ‘ \ Nl : \ Yis 1 A AR ( c s § ( i 1 o ) ( i Two) . Bingham May Succeed Warren as o Appropnatfons Committee Head " " Meria a second mee ting to-, through Attorney that thq rt to avoid d valuesy at that time by t that such a joh v and thag V\ the board. was publicly jection until Mry forward with hiy en in the senzte but f several on the co 1 of him have been there 20 | chair rkovitz ca threat of law