New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1930, Page 1

News of the World -N -me*i\’ _\\\‘omge gany Circulation For Lt Y k Endi By Associated Press {«.,m;:v;f_" Jaff 1131 IT‘.K. 15,691 L. > :\.ul v ords ot ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, bli)t’» .—TWENTY-FOUR PAGER PRICE THREE CENTS LOST PLANE FOUND TODAY - ¥oman Who Etrd it St I BANVWIDET GRAND LIST SETS NEW HIGH RECORD; BUV[}PTEP z"%‘&figkfi%s}fi . Against Deportation to Homeland N pjpe S GITY TAX IS LEVIED OR $117,250,185, SRk s e R VT Authorities She May Remaix} ere — Exposec : I ‘ $ Craft Foundion Shoves TW[] RUBHERS IND ' |)“I;la£:|\)§:cl:gnlztle7:: ::}}gn((.:.uld T\J g lJlal‘eN oghgml]l:?lludcezl i 946;357 |NBREASE UVER I.AST FIGURE of Lake Amston By DETECTIVE KILLED e e s g S o o RECAPITULATION ] Reducticns Made for Game-keeper —On e Fibad =yt inaxs ot Washingtan . C. W ‘e v Liows that et "0 POR DEPARTHENT FORCE | ... % Amount Merchandise and Mul- Body Burned, Second Men Stagig Holdup Gash With 375,.% " btk 00 0 s it L S e . | tiple-Tenement Prop- r Alarm Boxes happine er and thoss d on False Passport have stood by 1 ears ago Mr L Required, According to Suryvey— B v ¢ .. s 1 Manufa(:tunng Plant’- | her ’;‘,”," S R o < i e Commission Meets Tonight. 1tomo 1 Moto B e parently Headed for| mrother, Who Calls Officor—cor. || The good news is contine L in 2 Matun piieisiing polication 1 I ; . American Hardware Corp. Field Nearby o Land— "0 By Whole Sauad, Bandics iary 2, (rom Ani L2 ilting- | s davghcr an being w g sty I car S and Stanley Works Cut Try to Shoot Way Out. service, departmen 1 allablent A g s o 7 { h 1 East Boston, : g e phae 2 ) b ¢ : Landers, Frary & ; 4 eans i : : ! : Clark Raised—Louis R. Field—Making Tests. e Seme eedlior & pemiport for yout i . proposed wuss i e B} I K Raphael Continues to Observers Say Pilot Ap- Burglar Alarm Warns Chicago Man's Men Missing Since Fri- 4 Pty day From Farmingdale i hird robber who barrica hree bandits Total 1< § ) of $230,000 in loor apartment ¢ 1 e L ep Upin Studies ~ Over Franklin Square P R D Ao o Tt e i ‘ Coc it Children -Exbibit Astonishing Sabbath, However, Presents Bill e S i wont ot v 68 OTHERS ARE DISMISSED fo chansea in (i runls. Tolerance in Their Answers — to Repeal Prohibition Act : EmaE Ilomas Linder des the 10 largest ild cah- S ohadea ) Exam for Reentry — Representa- cision Fayoring - Corporation — Questionnairg Indicates Many Williwmson Says Plan In Line With by blaz Youngsters Have Definite Opin- Hoover Policy—Controversy in re i nount on which 3 * PR . mpanics were taxed in the 1 West Point, N, Y., £ ) ars W lod ¢ f ions on Moral Questions—FPa ISt Amendment Always Papect- ‘onroy fell, Cadet Alow 4 i 0 Yo Lol I ' ; ; tive to Name More Negro Boys. Gaffney Argues Against Change Manufacturers’ Assessments ict e e e t [ U Against Scientists. el Says in Explanation. % p manufa rs. whose taxes ) per cent of collected. American toss 1 Iding hallwua nen ing a sec police squad se b € g n o 5 « 4 pansdatea 1 e Sl i : Fatnic b e Tt ey poinied by De Priest : ‘ : Mg g .\\u‘um Replace 42 Boxes SapEband Ol { _ vas appointed las tornev Donald window and waved his flashlight 1o { i 4 € il comp, main state yuthwest of Willim a short distance from Then he threw out a note say- 2 x Btk T \ i ¢ . p ¢ L t 5 : S ; aphael Leads Individuals, Bandit Dies Hour Later o 2 er 10, 109 2 fill Ste Sthe § ] . v 3 rw wis ; Bl Cars & posit bandit Killed outright v = 1 1 t mal ti 1y 3 ¥ t 1 only as “Holz WA B hour later in i Ve S falilto i City's Contentions i a second al Lt SOLCRRRGRC R e bl year is second with md boys ploddec X § ) S T 1 st ) 3cloin is rd 1 i 1 s as Samu wan. H appoint of last year cut d to t had flown on the oon seeking t of ainted with Move to Adopt Changes . ! academies or ot E sul i : over this ion 1°rid o K asult ol dineharEchar Tal aists - sinee X i 2 ! i expe ¢ v anties ot Mrs. W. A L] en- T head e Vienna | 1 h r Arrive ) rohi- |1t ou & ; ¢ T any | who is the larg apartt i same | {wo to Ann 0 make be within t of ches i 5 ehen X x ‘ ¢ . nfore t t SRR ssment is $210,250 was bu r and police | summe One appointnic busincss BB o oj oI % 2 ¥ t W Pactory Assessments Cut g ¢ g 8 pir ) g rican Hardware Corpora- 1 ment and one to cach to fill vacan- ! fo revaile . t B X : i school, just outside of Wil- i 1 ¢ per 1 5.0 1o 881 0, and M. Almost from the tiv T t 1ot i : ¢ 1 : She deser he plar } ‘ij‘i““t”': seorse Pranuitis ot o SURPRISES LEM]FRS : :;j}(:‘.:w‘}‘,;\vxk‘\‘.:{k“:W”1{ .‘“f'jm ;,“‘-“" i e B Seized on Boat ; o : o st .' i { $ i ‘ D e Smeemment i E o e side Liner America \ of W ¢ ; nitol o fonal _bani Because this information R One of Deticient 3 o0 seemed o be definite, the s - Nominated for City Comp- M U PSR R applicd o i ) ! Blie ; 1 g e toe on_cxp s P hogls sl rham was one of 137 stude troller at Republican e oo b ecle plan bt who that aftcrnoon was on v from Hartford to Danicl Company. Three weeks ago | appointir the same Lrio resy ¢ school will be his regular appoi lice arranged to sweep out that immediate section of and only the very weather to- day prevented acrial assistance Caucus et e | Ll 1o Elihu Georg v and Julius cial exami T ind the Reinholt, who live close by —— srtcrmine their qualif ations to ke, afterward reporfed he i inain rham an others fail- e R L Eole AL Loy PO Y | ed i this second test and, after the pline overhead about clected to the office : T dan niorniiE andl othce: Searen ) e department had approved the it tomorrow nigh forceast by political leaders and was would he afic N cxpected mot only by his supporters IN SE[;']NI] WRE[;KW””\ s w nsidered as de- NEED CANADIAY MOVIES FiEE 8 S S etitit 9 ST[]RIES T[] I]I:ATH tLdlsoRhyi iliose i ioRfhvoxedith IR eg e dopliol oronto, Jan. 14.—M—Th Grieved for 11 Years Since e election of Day. Although he did Special Exeeption Denied of | i i g i Tw[l NA'"[]NAL BANKb s —_— | not make his preference known = — An application for special ex s 5 Boy Died in Navy Alderman William H. Judd of the 1 P b 2 hos, t al 340, o Britain e et ception to v tilli tion | poin Herbert Spencer Martin (iivd ward, recognizcd icader of tne INjured Man in Ambulance | 1 r 3 S H Solomon 3 & 3 ajority party the council, said s Hrsn z members of the boa £ adjust- | United States is poi ) the e 'R i ‘ Fainted, Wife Believes, |iir i mectime: oo Crash—Sister Burned | : nt - Mo §2 ment expressed a | L zone |annual report of tl Before Window “It was certainly @ surprise to m Alive change would be a better way o |of censors, published {oday o o Ry . 1 thought Bliss Clark was approach the sub whereupon | The domination of 1l it 5 1 Sk 190h hite Elee ar Tal zoing to be nominated. 1 attribute e | the applic witha and the produced in the 4 : Habad 00 White Elected to Board by . s victor: e ha campaig 2 o 5 boar recommended or- | the report says, * f 5 d . Seil AR O o ARCIR) i New York, Jan, 14« (P—The 1 ]\u-\ 5 \;Mm.\ to the hard campaign New Haven, Jan. 14 (UP)—A few iil;‘v':” v‘ .”,' ) irer STeEtEE e i v : New Britain and Frishie Sl sl E DT hiours atter he was injured in a col- | dnance A 1ded ior 2 e I ; 11 :; le\.-x“ .\(ww\(\ Martin, ¥ Acting Comptrolle ,-‘f mv{ will ‘; T e re B - e ouly in ‘l“‘l“:.x‘_{ but in Australic and ; s HH e - scn-in-law o Straus, inve tend a meeting of the board of | .. \is hurned to death, Ray Leete Continued or z¢ Two Zeals 2 s S Ha A finance and taxation tomorrow after- o noon at the office of Mayor Paones- me anker, and himselt a vice president of & W. Straus & Cori- pany, was found today {SSeSSO] ot Clinton was critically injured to- | while th years day when an ambulance in which daug last year in a rear g und as his last official act will |0 wias @ passenger was in collision | . ¥ i L Hart Short s - e | < of T vehicles is now Co e Prtn DA S R e e Bll’d Dealers Agree Not to Buy o ALy ‘ £ talking dow of his Park avenue apartment. | council to be acted upon at the Leete, who was being arri eor bov, William Hart, died while o A e ) I rguns in playhouses was 47 years old. meeting which will displace him as ' from Guilford Sanitarium to o o in the She w o e : : : A i Mrs. Martin, the former Madeline | comptroller. | Raphael's hospital for treatment of Parrots In war Agalnst Dlsease n reesiving news{t SO LR 8 : o erease in the value Straus, said her husband suffered a | Alderman Walter R. Falk, presi-|a broken leg, suffered a fractured ' she een s ot e the ruments which is now $13 1 nervous breakdown 18 months a30 |dent pro tem. of the council, called | skuil. The truck driver, Charles| from hea ¥ the past two grand list which, Chairman and that she and hen husban® injthefcausus to order at 1:10 oiclock, | Dirieoln, fnlsoixecéivedta Sitraciured M €p or Nalors otl hird| atoreainava tHaMumber of arrofs owned hepe, |monihs she e n a critical r explains, is as nearly correct tended to sail today for Iiurope i and on motion of Alderman Will skull. promised their cooperation in Health |and they have found only three to | condition rossible to make such a consult a specialist |H. Judd, Councilman Clesson W.| The ambulance driver escaped | gyporintendent Louis J. Dumonts R s s e haNeon : o | compils with the possibilitie She told police that when Me | Parker was elected as secretary | serious injury and summoned ool Tua T e e ey s re R s i e e e G e e - youth there, For t R crrors, typographical and otherwise, to sleep her husband had been ac- | Councilmen John 1. llnhnlwr;:”:md for the two victims, | disease™ in this city, and will not | purchased by own of bird stor customed to stand before an op:n | W. S. Warner were clected as teller - — window for frosh air. She said she and on motion of Alderman Judd an| Madison, Jan. 14 (P)—Mar believed that while doing so this informal ballot was taken. When | Lecte, 18, of Clinton, was burn T 2 morning he fainted and fell. he results were announced, Council- | death early today and two o ; i S REnnalt of f g Slo ) y REPORT FAKE SOLICITORS Mr. and Mrs. Martin attended a | man Warner moved t the ballot | were injured when an automol LY (g G e Gl FHE WEATHIR savi < nt was made to the poli theater last might and on returning | he made formal and unanimous and | which they were riding caught fire | €ascs have been reported abolttiL 2 1 young men were ca home packed a number of suiteases | no dissenting votes were heard. following a collision with a fish 1 count PG MUSE B Bl o New Britain and vicinity: whom she ! ] : o city for the sale of arti- g nks in preparation for their| Present at the s - | truck, ISR D OB IONESEE PRITCLERIT O in tonight and Wednes- number of vears, all of this city: two | P £t ¢l 1 representing that the Chil- A t Mrs. Mar- [men David L. N alte Ray Leete, brother of the victim | South American — countrie warmer tonight; colder sons. Irank and Harold Hart, both ! was benefiting. Rev. R m“l;m”x B l'\1' 1 ‘”; W “umw J ‘14; ) | .ml“dm’»r of the machine, received | death rate in this disease is Wednesday afternoon or of this city andchildren and | Ch n Corbin N g, superintendent :’.“ \”‘l {;::‘[.u(‘.;\ w“ ‘\I‘.,}mylxl,‘»‘ ‘.‘X,:',: -1?,:."';'\‘,',':1 Ill"r(‘!»:!‘ ‘i:n,‘ wski; Countil- | ‘ fractured leg. oA el Gl in- | be alarmingly high night. g o Brentigrant dren e, 4 v G. Kimball esi- | of the 1 . denied that the institu- e —— I — i - Dr. Dumont has instructed his i Funeral avr; it in charge of tion was in any way connected with (Continued on Page Two) ! i (Continued on Page Two) ‘ (Continued on P'age Two) spectors to make investigation into ' ®F———m—u ‘hflrn J. Tarrant, are incomplete. ntinued en Page Two) the canvas. i of which [ fOlOWE: purchase any birds of this species | for more than two months o until the period of danger has pas e — I'age 16.)