New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pagz2s 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930. * PROVINENT ELKS BANQUET GUESTS Will Attend Avoiversary Exer- cises of New Britain Lodge Distinguished members of {he B. P. 0. . will attend the 25th an- niv ary banquet of New Britain lodge, No..957, which will be held Thursday evening at the Llks’ home on Washington street Two members of the are nationally prominent have accepted invitations to attend are John ¥. Malley of Boston, a past grand exalted ruler, and Willian Philips. veteran tary of York lodge, No. order who and who WILLIAM PHILIAPS Sccretary New York Lodge, No. 1 Other guests will include Thomas A. Stannon, who served for many vears as secretary of Hartford lodge; John J. Maclk rict deputy and past exalted ruler of Hartford lodge; District Deputy John J. Nu- gent of Ansonia, District Deputy d- ward (. ord, Joscph C. lvers, past deputy, of Rridgeport; i Woodlock, district Vaterbury; George T. Ryan, past president of the I'ast Iixalted Rulers' o ion of Conneeticut: William (¢ on, exalted ruler of Torrington, and Judge Martin J. Cunningham of Danbury. The exalted rulers of the lodges in Naugatuck, Norwalk, cnwich. Middletown, Winsted and Bristol will also attend Harry C. Brown, past exalted rule of N¢ Britain lod will be t mastc About 10 will be present and an entertainment will be provid- ed after the banquet, EARL OF BERRY T0 VISIT IN AMERICA Hopes -fo Meet Borah With Whom He Argued London, March 25 (/m—The Earl v, noted Brilish sportsman planning to visit the United s in April {o attend the Ken- tucky Derby as the guest of Joseph 1. Widenar, will spend some time in Washington where possibly he may meet Senafor Borah, whom he in- vited to visit Lingland some time 250 Lord Derby eng feal brush with the spriv past °d in a thetor- enator Borah in £ “There is onc prominent politician,” said Lord Derby at that time, “who always seems 1o think we ogres. 1 to Scnator Bora I invite lim to come to this country, if he will do me the hopor, and leng as he, likes." Borah Denies Charge Senator Borah later denied that he had ever thought or said that the 1 L people were oz would really like to visit and [ hope I may find an tunity to do so,” le was quoted as saying. “My mission will net bhe that of hunting wild game, such as ogres, but to know a, people whose highest encominm is that of always hav been loyal fo their own cla n atlitude which pre- vails rather strongly in the United States and which, il think, is worth preservir Lord Derby is now on the con- tinent, but his secretary said he w sailing at the cnd of April his visit te Washington he hopef to renew his acquaintance with Hugh American ambas- better sador to 1 f Crossed 37 Years Ago ast crossed the ago when lie accom- panicd his father, then governor- general of Canada, on a state visit to Winnipeg. Premier MllSSOllnl bxgns Girl's Wedding Papers | Rome, March Mussolino today ccremony at (P)—Premier in the course of a Villa, Torlonia for- mally signed the tgal papers, for the marriage of his daughter Edda to Count Gallacazzo Ciano. ‘The banns will b Sunday, remaining exposed un:il April G, but the wedding probably will not occur until April 1t probably will be held in Rome in a private chapel at the Villa Torlonia in the utmost pri KING TO REC Rome, March 2 Fmanuel will from the former published nest v formal visit papal s ry of slate, Cardinal Gasparri, today, the cardinal choosing the feast day of nnunciation to thank the monarch for bestowal of the collar of an- * nunziata. past | During At-| | King Victor | RAIN CHECKS FIRES IN MASSACHUSETTS TODAY Many Brush and Grass Blazes Ex- tinguished by Water—70 Year Old Tighter Drops Dead. Boston, March 25 (P)—Rain dur- ing the night in castern Massachu- setts and misty weather in the west- crn part of the state checked brush and grass fires W day in several ¢ A 70 year old fire fighter, John | Clancy, dropped dead during a blaze which burned over a wide territory | in Cheshire. Valuable peach and ap- ple orchards were destroyed during the day in Leominster and 100 men | fought to save buildings. Ten acres of brush and fimber were burned in North Billerica and at North Hamptons N. H., a smail | ice house was destroyed in a grass fire on’the estate of Alvan T. Fuller, former governor of Massachusefts. Additional rain was predicted for today and tonigm MARSINO TO FACE ADDED CHARGES Warren, Mass., Banker Taken {0 Worcester Today Boston, March 25 (—Joseph | Marsino of Chicago, wWhose brief carcer as a banker brought ruin to the First National Bank of Warren, | walked out of state’s prison today.| after having served three years of & five-year sentence. # He was on parole, but frecdom scemed as far away as at any time since he was first sent to thg federal | penitentiary at Atlanta in 1924, A deputy sheriff from Worcester met him at the prison gate and took him to that city, where a two-year sen- tence in tho house of correction, g out of another phase of the | Warren bank case, hangs over him. Attorney With Man With the two went George H. Ramer, Marsino's attorney, who re- cently succeeded in obtaining a writ of habeas corpus from the federal court ordering his client’s discharge {from statc custody, but providing | | that he furnish $10,000 bail to war- | rant his further appearance on oth- | cr charges, Marsino was unable to raise the bail and had to s the parole board authorized his re- lease. Although his attorney hoped to persuade the Worcester authori- | ties to sct aside the sentence still | pending in that jurisdiction, Mar- | «ino. probably will have fo go to Buffalo, N. Y., to face trial for lar- ny in that cit A 10 in 1 bought control of rren band and a year later disappeared with $200,000 of its as- sets. He was captured and tried and sentenced in federal court. On his reléase on parole from Atlanta, he | was brought back to this state and | tricd again. Claims Double Jeopardy Ramer contended unsuccessfully | before the state supreme court that Marsino had been placed in double jeopardy. When le brought his client’s case into the federal court here, that court agreed that “serfous doubt” existed as to the legality of Marsino's conviction in the state court because Marsino then had pending an appeal to the United States supreme court from his con- viction in the federal court. DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED | New Haven, March 25 (® — The | body of a man found in the cellar | of a local tenement house a week | ago, was today identificd as John McMahon, His death was dug to natural ¢ 8. | The identification was made by | Owen McMahon, a son, who said his | father had not been living at home | | for some time | Until about two wecks ago. John | McMahon, his son, said, had been | working in a clock factory. 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The let- ter dealt with the man who upnder the name of “Emmett Sloane” was recently condemned to death in Cape Breton for the hotel clerk. “This man’s right name,” advised Stewart, “is Carl Andrew Anderson. He is 28 years old, born here in Berlin, of Norwegian and Swedish descent. Emmett Sloane is the name of one of his boyhood friends, who lives here in this city and is a fel- |low of good character. “Anderson’s father, Avan Ander- son, died two years ago. His moth- cr, Caroline Anderson, is living here in this city. e came from a r spectable family, and the people lo- ally and the Nenson Ski clyb did him SOARIS HELD IN WURDER INQUIRY 8 | Bail Refused Man Who Killed Wedding Bridesmaid Towell, Joaquim Soa was arraigned in district court to- day for the murder on March 2 of Matilda Silva of Weston, and was without bail for a continued hearing, April 1. He was removed to the East Cambridge jfail. Miss Silva was slain by shooting the wedding party of Mr. and Mrs. Antonia Gomes. 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