New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 2

lows 1sla of Rock part MUSICAL COMEDY ~ FARM LEADERS IN FAVORITE 5 DEAD HOOVER DISCUSSION (Continu expansion program comedies, h Dodo.” a fant which he po two years Suceess His first Abijah sul” in ry Broadway cesses King in for highly ir play scored stic 1 ayed the d th over rers cu the week-end me 1 A double tra role in during the Omaha a double and Towa lay 2 in “Yankee Consul® Most Boozr i public which h ) cted dertaken of tl costs of which which stat during prom move v works for o s kinds of been con- to he municipali- the next ty co- up rio as have o un- are 5 Warm : —Governo of New Y dent Hoo tion in i 0 Ly countics All co ifter a prolong ties and S ised h to speed fav months, operation in t and expand th be done wit enc is sh R 4 he governors we Roosevelt Yorl Wisconsin: Carlton, Florid Horton. 1 New Hampshire: Minnesota. Ritchie, Fisher, Pennsylvania Oklahoma: Dillon, New Hart Washington: Coop- lams. Colorado ilips. Ada H Al- which was produced e and Harris theat programs as who Nt tion isons T nly 1 engage Sampson, Kentucky n- His more “The Old Soak Which he apy Tobey nson, Maryland Jolinson 1es defini mendation: Mexico am askin Chi Ohio I iscertain man, Georgia, and ounty au n otk cir cons what been o struck nights 1 crit Pen rrish Summoned (UF) Agriculture gton, Nov called upon today to offer business this should suni- invalid 15 that might be to the sweeping nature of mobilization which Washington s undertaken to dispel any “fool- ish pessimism” resulting from th stock market depression very major cconomic country has been sumimnone Hoover—general industry utilities, railroads now, agricultur listry has promised to keep A I¥ wages up. Labor has promised not Mont! i or more money. Railroad expect (o spend a billion dollars next vear. Ctilities may spend bil dollurs. Coutinued nsion the cleciric power industry orecast the annual report of {federal power commission today. States Asked to Help In addition Mr. Hoover has calls QF Lo on 21l state governors to muster |00 Will & county FACTORY CHIEFS i Governor gram {o 1} to Presid energetic him Wash 25 Hoove siimulating the president ceonomic as Hitchcoc Angele its ail winte That S session on this 0 S its bit. limited cians, who told him The company | t i however, and H going throug hi pronoun per opening night as among Tis lon The pla Hitehe continue wl several ed to 1 1 possible it struction § | public hcock insi (i 120 cri I i orman ed his 000,000 distributed ng in as carcer. group in ran only a few days w 18155 ound was ta tle Keepi cen to a hospital Mr con- He Ticlion labos s critical for Wilming eXper 18 of WS reno Producer withdrew the r than replace hoped Hitcheock would esums role in the The did recover “vithstand t ~ances. [ involved under way Pont ofticials Your 1 show for mer ce It was abl itumn; 0 he to {of but |¢ was in the ntly rigors of daily appear- tivities v, ready has a L000,000 toward 3 tax [ULEa. The federal building program ig | Y/5c0l0id expanded. The shipping R8s, try is to be given 12 to 20 mil- lion dollars in occan mail contract ::""y“‘“"l"]' - i d 5 1 [Tederal Reserve system is exerting AL (Continued Trom First Page) oot el e " €3 50 as to cnable business to hire money more cheaply Agriculture, though strugglingz with its own problems, is in position to contribute no small mite to the nation's general buying schedules Agriculture buys nearly a half lion dol worth of farm ments a4 year Some 1 in- started ) s the soutl 20 ard K sell Telep sylvania, company 000 on ¢ Pennsylvar This is pressur inter. stendents of all 2nis city. to be held Wednesday morning «At this meeting, 1 am eneral discussion of 2nd suggestions for such relic <t hand. = “Will you of g7 o be 2 on farms must have clothe Jt i’ not possible for vou to be hers, | o GNP =l Y “hold goods. aut es. an asill you arrange to have ybur plant | IFTI0IT K0CS A0 ?“”’I’”l Sand Aepresented by another?” % 18t atilcldan ooy B essary 10 every home, i “aL M In addition there is orie clevator and warehouse construction during the months, Departme oi economists have survey- ed the clevator situation. They con- d no cxtensive enlargment terminal elevator is necded despite the shortage which developed in th last harvest due to unique condition 1 probably cost the farmers an 1verage ten cents a bushel. Nevertheless the federal farm board is not 0 sure that some elevator de- velopment might not be Cer- tainly country elevators and ware- can profitably bLuilt in it is felt Farm Leaders President Hoover called in heads of leading farm organizations and of the farm board tada: Mass, to canvass this whole situation. His| Bostor especial is that heads | garding will to the countr; and | for farmers continue busi- | struction He feels that the|G. Allen sa marketing plans of 1l board which have served 1o up all unc support wheat a cotton tion work a 1 which have enabled farmers | year through loans to hold their crop: instead of dumping them on tho at sacri prices to get warrant e rm hous ith con- its normal industrial plants in my offic: 1 o'clock hoping for .4 employment nou ident Hoo the stimul The and bil- s imple- 000,000 peo- pleate make every present at time ple new new i the possibility | agricultural PAONESSA “Mayor Hundreds Seek Work Today g Mere than jol rs diming and milling “fice of the mayor's door Jived at his office after § =0'clock this mo least =as many more had been despatched | by Director Frank Rogers of the dloyment bureau th the ar “'No work today.” the mayor Feached city ha w It had hoped that the wpartment of public work would “n a position to take on som Zarmy of unemployed today days in beginning operations “been encountered “nce of jobs befor: seek were Robert P, building ! ment said: in the belie advisers (h this cour and riculture bout the o 1en he ar ho eni- sound er year construc The buil complete York second upt for newspa Youngstow and enlargi Indiznapol loss of be been wise, of some localities, ks With with no members e hop Pr « poverty made firm Al &0 back state M a secking hav want ge that the ~cases 1l “liome condition Dvith” the st “ime “Tile = on «on the “handling Thurners by for ot s usual. “actug son el gigantic . tarn applicatio prices “The buc oil casi 1nd reconst public buil continuing works not Invited to doin Army i e last of the president although vtilitics heads tenction Gratifying reaction to Mr. Hoover's ta) dustrial lead of the natic has been grat nistration circles her telegrams from every | Nually. In cconomic group | Dullding -time eathus:- | 'Y *nt's “get to work™ Irankior ernor Fley with S date Hoover: program proximatel a w ten days ago cast to adu joined wi ately n the presid Businee Ni. Paul ply to Pres stimulation “If the its oy u States here Decem. tion of President Ohio buy Calls I Conterence 2 ) s called a meeting commissioners of Ohio to the state hig} de- to consider public o such an CSURPRISED ON ANNIVERSARY Gov- [ e ~day i “ho “wed “played —zon ticipated bor marke “In Min: to the Lieratofore way parti De program cmber 5 mprovement legislature ZONE BOARD MELTING n. in, Tort Pres ith v «d today b Tt The « meeti mar W o ailroad 10 Lapand jonal con American His org trongly chief PULL TAX LAW VALID congression legislation lian Los s ent s 5 London J. Ramsa in t that ti 1grecn day REFLRENDUM TRY SUCCEEDS 1 5 (UP)—8 1 rlir ral tition for ref i construction or against proposals 1 munity in power nay cd officially today. crstate comm Springs, with g the in 210,000,000 ement program new plant Telegram Promises more costing dollars, Governor cessiry from; extension K system . Trains track Ga., r Fi D, nklin er's reques: exped expect rogram he prog osti will of acting rom 1 thorities the bud ction n urg, Pa., John 8. ‘resident nt progr: Nov. Hoover" ss at ypropri i 1 Pent rogram f¢ ldings of This throug 1 view labor out ton, Del., \diture mo! buil or Nov over 1 ing authoriz nd gram mount o to complete wayy in the Faror 1 and plan company at er of a s Telephone phiz, innard hor ha s announce [ m n Tow ay in- roud’s a City operate on Rooseyelt Promises Aid leago Rooscyvelt ospituls il increasing Fisher Hoover re mayors to Build Roads in uc udic n t iy 1bsid is | involved uriy 81 oject Tuding pla for P lim from i to and of ) v tele- st for works makes con- jously ate, conditions.” Delaware Plans Projects ) Xt 13 either an iaries, lanned comi- 6.000.- al- the the ts Leominster, company plans to spend onstruction nia next year. said, than th 1 ver to spend | began of 1 incly central office his ation les Nov. 2§ Seripps today lons for 1930 f of the at cconomic itry arc that next enterprices ding pro. for own pers n, El eme plant; in P at ne is. Mass., Nov. 25 esident ooperation in id: ompleted state authorized for dget for more « of tha 24 projec 1) cor mo 1siness, new equipment 7.} d Newspapers local and toll lines. News Group to Build Washington Seripps-How th Anno The newspae downtown, and Cleve o bra the bui “ran land Expansion V(P Leon- the Penn- t 4,000.- in np for 1y - he irough ounced state- share president and his conditions in fundamentally year s 1 cxpansion of uld be aces a d a 1dings wcisco, Akron d, and Comstruction (P—Re- public programs Governor con: Hoover's request con- ank “Orders have been issued to speed struc- the current btedly provide for the bitious program for the construction will most un- am- uction of state highways, dings yet vtaker No mpson u b, o on big will vears. hich y 17 million addition more Gives Minn., Nc¢ sdore ident Hoove of public lustrial east position to leg Iture parity, 1 that it 10 push publ extent 1esota we shal made aviilabl for public wor ton. Nov ide 1t ng federal ar veterans William J ter of ¥ w Vet behi itive. 1al ol Nov. 25 (Ul MacDonald house overnment wit) discussing o grant time of al conference. he rent food war . road other o, ser Pre continuc spending ap- dollars plan bridge than 1( commencing im Advice (V.8 Christianson que works sai would with- public Kentucky Plans Highways Gov- Nt the sident ilding for at an- ) mil- medi- Gov- in re- st for slation giv- farmers’ ic 1 con t coo extent of spending the 1 & told conmmons to- was in en AT pla agencies was expre Di of Pr a President He shiy the ng power would be strengthened would not strue- tion programs beyond reasonably an- needs to stimulate he la- perate noney the A. V. Head Approves 25 (P Hoover's Pro:- s for nl- Murphy, na the sabled (i, the AGREES WITH HOOVER emier ques- Hoov Yover's s im- five- thes ALDEN GRAVE 1 “HOOVERAT FAULT TON First tinued FFrom (Continu From TFirst Pa | the cemetery 1o visitors after Sunday reason tor tl early arriv Cars parked in marker: O'Connell to closed as the thousands. hborhood Ty in centa being Outside the cem freshment stands disclosed ordering country b o of Hoover 2 M maintained mocrats 1 ans struck out the until the nt repu provision which lent power 1o raise he added. hen indeed he found his But his utter oljection had the from the eas large per- from Connecticut ¥, temporary re- were located on Je lawns in front of houses where I the owners did large Dbusiness Vendors made their way around t d offering pictures of Father iis was prohibited the cov accepting any offered for crybody a picture bore gav every s pre or lower tariff duties, oics Huse said nee was to yi o only 1 ! | cro hich on Cxpress un- . Pow but vendors d amount t post-witr ered this ord con- po them of an- the the pictu o xious 1o 1y clergyman Police Unable to Curb Crowd Lverything was in wild confusion the ch is located 200 yards from the entrance to the early hour of the morn- ') 1y few policemen on duty they powerless to control huge throna. Visitors| ¥ acked and time again to | in line and pass the grave in | However, the crowd formed nd pushed and struggled | mpt to get to the shrine. “meekly | M knocked down al- ampled upon. No regard for the cripples on crutches pushed and battercd secure | would | house ever thi presid s for it Would Never Have Emerged g g to of repre- nt had si around \bou D onstrosity would o were from senate | had 1 that it ar were fere was con- wmyone expected ore time trary to sl form se1 a cirele i ti- own consciences an wifl of extortions as them sad day for vhen the 1 shown the ited ipples exciten Intercedes for € S0 uncontrollable became the situ- ion that the police re forced to call for volunteer help from the men S 1 the crowd. A large number of their services and joined hands, forming a huge circle. This restored some scmblance of order and peace. merely a \ will of the it is not, cle for registering the o Yet hecause its g i ¢ to show respect for the afilicted Iather Power would look down fron Heaven with disapproval and would not atiempt to bring aid through in- tercession with God. The unknown speech brought a hush 1o the crowd with the result that lines he- an to form and peaceful condi tored. Some pilgrims were in cemetery for two Liours before to get within a hundred grave Crinples Seek Cures nes of the utmost pathos took t the grave and tears ran | cves of the onlook- fler cripple was grave seeking cures. | took place as the creat carried or | ~0 away without showing any | | | One Day Pause in Industrial ma ns ve he v Britain factorie day on T cording norts quarters of for will close inksgiving, from th head- Hartford County sciation today. | Tanage of tl stree tod being vard only 4 able B e of the Manufacturer Arth L bur, on as Brown, Myrtle becn by any 11 clos noon until the Specinl place from the Cripple to th au 1, suid y ivised of a differ- local fuctor from Wednesday followins Monday. Thanksgiving d the majority churches Thursday. South and Stanley Mcnorial churc the First Baptist and Trinity Meth- t churches will join in a union | "% P por lisgiving service th dipst | e Larst ! through police 1i cs and broke the T e e Ml top of the tomb its pedestal. | e T ¥ i Originally the tomb was in the form | chureh will deliver the s | e of a stonc laid on ths sup- The Refort J ol i ported by four pedestals, which in | 5 turn held another slab containing | ata about the pricst. Ta the cen- | here recoptacle and ac- STa T, By TeCaT | Sl ThanlEst g Eeviebiat T0e ding fo original cures AT bl i *| came trom 1 watcr front The Memorial Baptist churct ea T) o'clock Thursday The Blim its service had not ent schedule A broug! Schools w Rt Pathetie s were poor res vill local Pirst, services of the The e in zns of improvement The original contour of th was changed shortly after the of U shrine hieal- erowd Lroke or 10 grave 0 ed when the urch. ltev. St Baptist serimon | ion Lutheran church | at from have a Thanksgiving m., Thursday. Mark's Lpiscopal @ communion service service a B reh will | | a 1V E cor s orics, taken 3 Apply Soil to Bodies Howeve op Kknocked off, cures were still report- WYC | g and the to the g 1801 Lontinued un Earth from un- ler the siab was used yesterday | place of the rainwater. | of cripples, aiflicted parts of their bodies were touched on the stone | and earnest prayers given for a cure, | Those who suffering from | other ailments, took the soil and ap- | | h anksgiving service at ¢ was evening Baptist chureh will have Thursday cvening at e ursi o'clock. iod At St Matthew's sgiving m., Thur 10:45 a. The Swedis S in church ¢ In the casc serviee in En m., in German. Thanksgiving Bethany church 5 p. m., Thursday. A speakers and music. nments will be served. John's ( reh will have Thanksgiving day at The spirit of Thank manifest Thursday wher New Britain's needy families will b supplied with Thanksgiving dinners | by various local organizations. Using | the Weltare Society ¢ center | or an exchange, organizations, Sunshine Society, churches | and factories will endeavor to add | to the cheer of by | sexton of the ceme was forcec supplying families On ;to visit the ¢ about once an | the day of thanks. hour and remove the money to pre- Canonicus bran vent it from being hlown about. Society will Pathetic Scenes at Grave and haskets police exercised judgment at will tak i and permitted the badly lies, and crippled to get in the front of the the line and spend a few minutes i noon prayer at the shrine, In some ¢ N 1l scouts comprising | however, the officers were for three troops will meet at the Camp | 1ift the cripples to their fect R e have them carried away, in order AiTAberiac others to visit the gr Pit- Tha' Flest jable and ghastly scenes took pluce Piiter. bevs cvery minute. In most cascs tears e ey streamed down the faces of the ot that food muy | CTiPPles and their relatives as they the chapel Tuesday for | KNCIL at the grave and implored aid Miss Madeline Dentlor, | Heart rending sobs and cries filled 3 3 *|the air as the cripples prayed and recelye checles. begged for relief from their afflic- General Giore tal Most 1o day service the 1l be at program ot Refresh- in were plied it to their bodies. Although © police requested the crowd only to touch the stone on bended knees | and then to move on, practically | every pllgrim took a handful of carth | with the result that deep depressions of nearly a foot were dug around | the grave and under the stone. The | stone was covered with floral ofer- ings and various religious offerings. | Bills were literally piled on the stone | and it was necessary to put a waste | basket ot the head of the grave to S1qc1 e care of the money offerings. So large werc the offerings that the man its 11 Lutlieran service on | e ving will be many of such as the Thanksgiving with dinners of Sunshine ool society supply basket of fruit. Th of cight or nine will 1 up of care food fami- grave received at A to tomorrow ed group o to where be filled church has an- church will dis- evening baskets will Congregational T. A. Greenc the and tribut be left in distribution will the New Britain pital the Woman will distribute tients. School children have sked to bring food to their tewch- and Tuesday trucks will call for | the food obtained. Mrs. C. P, Mev- | Mrs. P. I McDonough and W. H. Rattenbury will distrlb- | the food ‘ m, secr At tary hos- boarl Pi- |y been Sl of the eripples were sly deformed their twisted forms were a pitiable sight, There also large numbers on crutches in wheel chairs, Ambulances in and out of the ceme- tery, bearing the ill seeking relicf from their sufferings. Blind Cripple Cries on Grave Many of the afflicted became hysterical while praying at the grave, this being the case especially in the case of visitors of foreign birth. In one case a blind woman | who had also lost the power of her legs fell across the grave and cyied. It was a touching sight and tears flowed freely. The woman finally overexerted hersell and fainted. These scenes forced the crowd to fight an attempt to get nearer the grave but they were held back by sturdy timber barriers on two | sldes of the shrine that had been erected by the police. Despite the fact that the weather was intensely | cold and damp, with inch of snow on the ground, many pilgrims knelt down on the outskirts of the crowd and prayed for hours, The most touching scenes ook part after cripples had been taken to tl and the afflicted limbs touched to the stone. Their parents would then carry them away from the crowd and set them | on the ground. 1t was a heart rend- |ing sight to see a father and moth- | er, with tears streaming down their aces, urging their son or daughter ¢ o delicacies i r were or and streamed win, Mys ute Priest I-)isappez;rs'(in Streets of Montreal Montreal, Nov. 25 (P—An inten- sive search was under way today for I'rancis Jorster, of Torontd, superior of the Roman Catholic Basil, who dis- appearcd November 11 while walk- ing from the Windsor station to the steamship docks Father Forster from Toronto to Player, anothor who r He failed to Father 1Porster, as ¢ thority on believed to have with him at the Rev. general order of St in Montreal Rev. Father of his order, from kurope. at the pier. is regarded wstic law, bout 320 disappeared camé to meet riest was relurning \ppear who eccl had @ he STEEL COMPANY Cleveland, Nov. lag, president of announced today the firm's Loard day ROGRAM 10F b R Stecl Co, submit to 1ri- programs cxpendi- ™ grave Otis will dire; expansion of rs. alternative calling, tures this respectively. for of $10.600.000 or 5,000,000 wintcr and spring. ! Sihrouski and Boston, at which e i - HOBYER WILL ATTEND ~ . VARKENS FONERAL . only Bring Soil to This City pilgr New Britain pi om in reachin the police in hand minutes | 1ed g rally had t 1 ract ery 1 well and r ol spent passeng raying to move ouched rrying soil from i tery. their cripple lir Kept force o c v continuous of per- 14 From First the entering - of Utah, the ranking re- publican, is chairman of the finance a post he is not expected ish he appropriations ship. and Senator Jones of line, commerce they Bus after bus arrived | tors Smoot over their cl o commities relingt chairma he | Washington from local for water of the botties of hed them liquid bl mained at s despite t grims see with Niany to t Lrought Keenly Disappointedd 1 tc on the stor the reported cures a ext in is chair- committe relative de- two committec cliair- have the ssed. One locul Power, - {man of t GOl the grave f 1 that Card -land his views on the liceman have I'racti tion m mknown, Hoover 1 tribute mo ¢ v i} re anships ti official to ti <ol fro oy it utive said, was industry and 1 son : o i 1 v Included in g the local the t incvensing tional welfare, Warre to whom we much of our v deve to 1 a leader among ion Ao that Senator was and Web: Mrs, | mena “those o encration owe of NAVY PILOT KILLED WHEN PLANE TIVES Michigan. ' ord vian S M stred Hi miggi meo 1 Mr. Broit Miss Margar vem Arc of M mniggi and Mrs Lilac street, 551 Arcin Giljohn John Mr. and IPushillo Mrs, Jol ofsld 1oy son. Jo Joseph Rikla wd D re Broad st Shorily visited the shrf ived inside the ing two mounted e The police helped by bers of the American Leg rm who had offered t to keep the the cemeter. traffic 100,000 Visit Shrine With the arrival of {1 visitors to the 1ddiby an cup race Tuated from the serving until 14 ississippi. In 1l o aviation service, were line s in order ‘edish Woman Tries To Shoot Archbishop 1 City, Nov. 2 ) -A Sved- 1un e Marguerite Gud- pled shoot Mgr. f Paralo vicar of policemen d in Day polic vl tery vailed. During mated that 100 In order to ke police the nted to pray 11 o'clocl, to mit and Norway, in ) Peter's cathedral yeste tally rday. 5 o seeme ing 1¢ directed . was disarmed by touch tone 1 pus to the catliedral and handed over to the pontifical gendarmes. pproached Mgr. Smit Hundreds Vatican. Mar. Smit is the chapel e T'c who w were to pel the cemetery ol 5 ry ch Satur- mer na nearby. The day. lit in Fath brac of [ Bri roin Most 1 of the Holy SCREEN GRID BY STROMBERG-CARLSON No. 642 Stromberd- Carlson, Art Console. ce, without tubes. 590 GIVES TONE QUALITY NEW SIGNIFICANCE EVER before has TONE been interpreted so faithfully as by this new Stromberg-Carlson. 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