New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1930, Page 1

News of the World I By Associated Press Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 15,922 Feb. 15th . NEW BRITAIN HEP '~ D STABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 , 1930.—TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS FLECTION OF DAY IS LEGAL e L e CAMPREPORTS TOPADNESSA: Sl Shoult Be B COUNCIL DOWNS VETD, 23-5 Acting Corporation { 0. K.s Day Election ] Counsel Expre*ses Opinion H. L. Curtis Was Republican and Successor Should Be | of That Party. “More We Go Into It, Farther Apart We Are,” Chair- man of Finance Board Tells Council—Advises Basis of Compensation for New Britain Properties. Mayor Considers Injunc- tion Proceedings to Pre- vent Comptroller-Elect | From Administering Of- Dual Signature on Orders. fice—Ohjects {0 1to propo: Wil MORTIMER H. l\\|l SR T MEN CAUGHTPHARADHS CURSE : BAR STRIRES POLE; INCARTIER BREAK ~ CLAIMS NOBLEMAN « YHUTH Ib K"LEH Fine Liquors Discovered s LudWestbul Ends Ll eal Police Hold Pair for Burglary ing les(er Inilien SUMMER HOME IS LOOTED SON BROKL INTO TOMB W]LD RlDE Caretaker Identifies Some of Mater- Lnglishman Brooded On - Strange ial Believe Do ‘ Four Others Hurt in Wreck on Plainville-Southington Road “UOLIAX OF John Maiorano Found—Authorities ath of Heir, Who Was in Tut- of Southington Dies' suspects Loaded Car With Goods Ankh-Amen Lapedition — 10 of Shortls After Auto Catapults Onto | Taken in Coventry Housc. Party Already Dead Frolley Irack — Two Others Critical Condition — Local Resi- | o oe i dents Give Aid Camp's L UNERPLOYED CLASH WITH CHICAGD POLICE Ctub HUSBAND KILLS WIFE 4 AND ALLEGED ADMIRER ‘ and Musician Shot - Mounted 1 on Page Six.) MARIAN BENNETT RUT ‘ OF GOLF TOURNAMENT . Loses Hotly Contested @ . Match to New York Woman . Man Found Critically Injured Besldc Road ¥ .21 A on the MILITARY BALL PROFITS SOLD BENSON REPORTS Chamber of Commerce sues Bulletin On - Social Punction AU Armory (Continued on I’ went into t fifth with 5 next hole, Miss inatch on the I'he followir with the play Oon the i Bennett went in Lunatnrs Allowed at Large, Says New Hampshire Attorney General squared the th a rous if | ¢, dthat | have left QO the convicted criminals, dange owed abroad. Davis all e of the night, - VICTIN WAL ARVZONA EXECUTES WOMAN WHO SHOT TUGSON RANCHER Mrs. Eva When Trap . Womer ugan Decapit iated Is Sprung—Six Watch Death KS CALMLY 10 SCAFRO D H)R ORDEAL LIKELY TO REVAIN it viends - vakes Changg i) Restriotions Gonsider- A S S Vi 1&Rylnmussnu FROWNED Lefore Fatal Hour — Maintains End — Poison Plot et INSPECTION Glastonhury Innocence (o ON Poiled as Vial Is Discoy Coll by Guard Havtford Growers Calm Until End - CHAUTEMPS MEETS - CABINET REVERSES - - Socialist Had Al Partiolios Filled But Met Opposition - WILL CONTINUE & Radical JLeader 1 mergue He ; ably Late Peiday Despit Arrested Year After Murden inJ Part 1 Encounters Uuset Officers Radicals Who March On City Hall sereen Actress I Down in Apartment They Occu- pied—Riller surrenders Wil Lad Task EFFORTS Pardien’s sees pala 11 Lepers at Large in 75 Territory Near Ka.. secretary 1 y relati Lobby Witness Mentions Walcott THE WEATHLR New Britain and vicinity Cloudy and slightly colder to ght; Saturday cloudy. Henry Hobbs, who escaped Janu- ¢ ary 8, was a dangerous criminal, the 1. He had been in or most of his scaping from M In 1929 Hobbs Merchants’ G Washington's Birthday over a long ent fore t r to win for the remain riod, - few exceptions, will be open legal holiday, will observe holiday hours, in-the morning. p. m. red near Chicago mnd returned to New Hampshire. In {ate prison he made an attempt on || 1d was remanded to e confined Holiday served generally in New Britain. as usual. will of course be closed. The last closing of mail will be at 3 Windows will be open to noon. Plans (Saturday) will The stores, w Banks, it being The post ofliee making one street deliver itinued on Iag of these | disapy As Figure In Muscle Shoals Case ‘FIENDISH CRUELTY TO REFORM SCHOOL BOYS BEING INVESTIGATED AS RESULT OF STABBING OF NEW BRITAIN INMATE BI:RHN EBRN BA'\‘ m,_} State Welfare Board Goes Before Trustees of Meriden Institution Today to Inquire Into Reports of Brutal Treatment of Lads. Rudolph Brown, 17, of 31 Beacon Street, This City, Dying From Wounds in Inflicted Wielding \hdomen by Boy Heavy Garden Fork. Almost Tiendish Cruelty former- ne of the 5. Peck, ze Clark it on the situa- wel- com- catment of boys 100l for Boys hour with the | ( Afterward that of our board r. Hadley, sec- n such evi- of this board ge C. F. Wil board, who s board, un- nta pitch barnyard New Tondon pitchfork possibly of red boy's ous in the opinion ttending him. or than to admit n of the institu-