New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1930, Page 3

GALE-TOSSED SHIP PULLED OFF ROCKS AFTER WILD NIGHT (Continued From First Page) it crashed against the mother ves side of wrecked. 1 the cl and was was recovered. The destroyer mition alongside the and after considerablc line was placed aboard the schoon cr. In this mancuver the destroyer crashed against ihe side of the d abled cra age. A report was Porter and flashed here &el that there crew of the schooner was a woman aboard Line Parts; Boat Hits Rochs The destrover. with the In tow. set out for vorted heavy going and ordered here. Thi headquarters and ed about. Nea from the destroye | parted and humped and scraped over to crash onto rock Porter and the =il which join nging runs through ssel Ning the so Cornficld Storm made by to and that there done the Perter to Iin orn the shoa Marion her the r the not Duri nd Point from the ne Vi d ted by searchlights By noon the £he had the Sto was br raid lant Yo M n Petrel in tow here nging her that the Porte woutd probably the Vi ed to New and proce feet long 27 was t broad constructed worth. Maine freight hoat. T her owner er of Grasniere listed Marine Robert Y and Wave tward Sweeps Nov directly or road % ndirectly storn in Chicago, from the o 1y where techman fel accounted We AN icy 1t Leb- snow ap- and esp other victin cd ove met death blinding an wom on fron Apost throughout Wis ahove to n ported one from ported )0 Sheck Shelter Lations whel for unemployed plan sion large Fervic 1t forward to mak their comfort. B shelter. for n the city the for nien s 1o he on Ar s low ow flur- cdicted other B . by of snow lanket and a thir of 1oy sday’s storm Neb., today 1 the Nehraska courage dur- s_related in Warden peniten- whip- lincoln, }enton of t Durir ped a la shirt fac thoritics make be ed the the gale whic section from t ory roof. the prison called for voluntecrs to the nd guards e attic and tiary 10 Inmates & imbing to the ms into plac Snow Tn Minnesota Minne e sota hin was general Dalkota inow And eastern North ard proportions at hools in ¥ Wizz middlewest Vi h caus- Lin- Cold Strikes Fast New York, Nov [r = real cold snap of the season panied in many places vailed today throughout Temiperatures terday when a which at time 45 miles an board A drop of 16 dezrees from a com- fortable 50 1o 34 brought the mer cury 1 New York city low- st point for the season. Brief snow flu irred in some parts of tie e Accom - pre- the eastern first by snow to fall ves- west wind hegan bitter reached a velocity of the sea- hour. swept to the ries occ metropohitan Many tions York expericnced with temperature ing. At Jamestow air for 14 hours but Buffalo had a minimum ture of 33 degrees and the reached 32 at Roche and It frec hamton and Lockpor Three inc! kouth central Pennsylv den storm during which yerature fell to 14 degre In many counties highwae taxed to keep arca up New or cold rains s at or near freez- snow filled tac melted as it fell. temperi- mercury Syra- Bing- no ster Zing at cuse. was near ow fell in mia i “evo, partments were open Winter Hits South Atlanta. Nov. 26 (A—Winter lin- gered 1n the south today, chilling pedestrians with biting winds and again churning up snow flurries in rome sections Virginian expericnced stiff breezes on the coast, a scattering of snow and a temperature drop in the southwest to 21, the season's Near-freezing readings ruled in the Carolinas and the mercury was rifting throngh the low thirties ‘n ficorgia and Tennessee. After a night in whiclt rrost was then crept into po- Petrel, difficulty, a @ ft and received minor damn- that ves- were four men in the schooner New York but re- sked to be by ¢ turn- Long Sand Shoal the nooner choon- on reported that and Headquarters Ells- Bend, n her il ex- provi- nightfall, the put in The prison - Grand Forks TEO low. predicted for the extreme northern scctor of the state, Florida antici- pated a return to normal temper: ture today lohu (n Ludlow, Ky., name a man known only “Riley” on their records as the vietim of winter weather in north- ern Kentucky. They said he s found dead of exposurc in a ‘shack along the Ohio river as first W Belicve Danger 26 (P Over Although Paris continucd to risc nz between here and its sour municipal authori- ties beli greatest danger of serious flood in the city was past 5 A stage of feet two inches bove normal was reported, but it id he river would have to 1 a height of 19 feet to make necessary the cvacuation of the lower central sections of the city this in the water was not considered likely, unless flood waters from various tributaries of the Seine should reach the city simultancous- Iy. This was considered hardly pos- sible. Meteorologists held hope that to- would bring a cessation of the lieavy rains which have fallen since mid-day sterday They said the wor: of t} storm over in hern and northeastern France 1 Basemients Flooded along the river's edge ] bezan to fill and were being pumped The basement of the foreign in Quai D’Orsay took in some re- the have of cement with back should ra L Seine in it w Nov 10 day, £ and cd the rise Basciment archives were Wor Jassy with bag: the which to hold rise farther. The nomeless by the was improved fallen slightls tween river Chatillon been made encroaching today. The Orge . although towns be- Choisleroi and Corbeil were Leing invaded by the muddy waters Meanwhile other parts of France h troubles. Between Rheims Belgian border, near Sedan seven towns had inundated by the Chiers and They included Villy, Sailly and Laferte. Fam- orced 1o the upper floors & The Meuse flooded Sedan and part of the rising ITALIAN LADIES SOCIETY NEARS 3RD ANNIVERSARY Play in Viry ne h tuation waters had were ng the nd six or en Marche dpy a rail- cv top to Be Given in Odd Fellows Hall saturday Fvyening On Birthday. he ltalian Ladies’ Fra its thir minstrel show nal so- anni- and ing at Odd Fel Arch The to the to will celebrate with a on street s expected be one of given du players effort sho The play Padelli the by is dirccted by Rot solo and group assisted ide n ging of nd Mildred Manson. Edith F nd Charlotte O Riley be rrarini the The end men will Mary Baldesari and Mary Mar- viotti. The soloists will be Etalia rretta, Sally Matulis and Jennie will be s consists of Mary N Ravizz: dys TResponte Galbho, Alice ettini Jose- Jo- irio, Marct Mary T.allian Gordono. Or Mas: Sanni Feresa Enes e e Mary garct M Bonola and Rose ukulele and Rosc harmonica e show Rozio will oss the After t cnioyed dancing will be Supporting spond- wiring City Items win A. Sck was dr Schaefer of 312 cast on Roberts street | night when another machine going north on South Main st t blocked view of an automabile driven in direction by Harold Berg- He drove i realized acfer of 41 Henr owned by South Mair a tru e n of 31 Glen street he slight dan were H Blake of 19 eported to police that ter was stolen from his car which he left parked last night on Corbin place, Anna R BT B 28 Stanley street 1 motor me- ce will leave for Newark . tonight to spend the Thanks- holiday with her brothe am Luddy. son of Mrs. Simo of street hom of Accounting giving Wil Bassett is school Th m Bentley Boston over the Vksgiving re Miss ‘rovidence Bible is spending hanksgiving tion with her Dr. a Mrs. D. H. Dickerman of 944 Cor- bin avenuc Nelson Barrett of Detroit. Mich is spending a few days with his par $ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. arrett of Bradley street dith Dicker and her T ents, man of the Music insti Univ. ot (hxcago Bans Obscenity in Magazin Chicago, Nov § (UP)—Editors the Phoenix ent publication the University Chicago, havc 0 warned undergraduat: council to * publication of pur- portedly obscene material or from office."” Meantime, of of of by the ne resigi co-cds of the innounced they will give their upport te The Circle, a literary azine, rather than the Phoenix comic publication issued monthly I'he undergraduate council oh- ted particularly to the November issne of the Phoenix which publish- cd two articles on co-ed life. One of the articles contained purported cxcerpts from a co-ed's diary the other described “the ramblings of a woman student after her first orink.” univer FOR BEST RYSULTS lLsL HERALD CLASSIFIED A HOOVER NEARLY entered the the | | disbanded | days with cinders, and | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDLESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1 COMPLETES NOTE Message Practically Done— Many Recommendations W Nov President Hoover cluded the messag: con December 2 of union. In it (p) irtually con- will send to | on the state | the president | | ishington, has the | stressed above all other governmen- | - HONEYMAN DENIES need for uuem 1he today. tal problems the ployment relief legislation United Press was informed Has Specific Plans | Mr. Hoover is prepared to recom- | mend enactment of specific relief | measures before the old congress is under the .onstitution next March 4. Tncluded among his recommendations, according o high | authority, are | 1. Increase of ‘he government outlay for public buildings and good roads to the limit of treasury’s ability to pay 2. Speeding progra immediately & employment the dual build- make more funds lable for winter up of to a 3. Amendment 10 provide ivity and flexibility in choosing im- migrants, but not a total suspension of immigration for two years as some senators have proposed The messa not deal the question, it Mr. cws upon that sub- ject reserved for a later date will submit to con- gress the report of the Wickersham crime commission. This report expected before Christmas holi- according fo responsible au- thorities. of the immigra- tion act greater selec- does prohibition is Hoover's will be when he Much Comment on Iinances A good portion of the document being devoted ‘o the fiscal con- dition of the government. The pres- ident is understood to have taken » position alongside republican ongressional who are op- posed to continua of the one per cent t duction The situ ~ X re | eny | money is being | memployment s | also in the usual which will be sent the af the gove revenue at a time spent to being outlined budget message “apitol hill ative m SCHEUY SPONSORS PARK SIDEWALKS Would Install Them From Graod Street to Park Place Councilman William F first ward tends to 2 resolution at the nex the council asking park commissioners o incl budget for the fiscal vear sum sufficient to in sidewal, Walnut Hill park from the Gr street entrance to Park Place The cinder walk is very fortable to w upor the councilman and consulted him s condition, a when mo relieve be day ter i read. Scien introduc mecting of board of ude in the a 11 he neat 5t un accordin, others wh out improv- | a 2y pedes- the road ha trians oken to C cuy about the walk mpossible to use ting their and in rainy fill is washed down onto The walk is one of the avenues Britain rieneral hospital and is also gencral- Iy used by Stanley Works, Russell & Erwin and Corbin Screw fac ployes living in the scction of the city Automobilists who ntly have of the pract as a walk, an 1y e around the traffic both all day and we ally without shoes { weather the the loose gra principal to New tory em- southwestern the drive | roads Coune as it is im he there direc n practically nto ¢ YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPI for FURNITURE GIFTS AT THI NEW and UNIQUE STORE. He an unus etting you will find an of unusual furniture al ance tis for Open Until Tougee's Wayside gugmluieétom ALBANY Ave. East of Bishop’s Corner W HARTFORD | i Police Greatly Puzzled adquarters here case and this morn nued untit were app on was co . = bonds of By Good’s Fall to Death e London, Nov. 26 (#—Police are greatly puzzied by the death of John Good, radlo inventor and financier, killed in a 100 foot fall from the battlement of his castle home Sunday night. From the first they wer oath {o accept the explanation that he lost his bala e and fell to the ground. Their belief that there was some other reason deepened today with a report that a post mortem amination revealed prussic acid poisonin —_— Honeyman's court I ar ance in that | day. Mrs. Timmerman | Honeyman 0 vember 18 with Martin H. Horwitz | and took an : claims is | which a writ | sued by Attorr stein of N | garage and | ain. taking pocketbook containing § change which of the pock Honeyman was no $36 car when h furthermor Mrs. Timmerm ront on Novem 5. but received answer. In this Timmerman the | was out of order should have reac other manncr. Attorney Gre the defendant police came w Britaln which sh and for as 1s- een- paid for, f attachmer y Willi Drit- time was secr ted conten or poc rhng bel no Mra 1 door, CHARGE OF THEFT: ‘Woman Claims 865 Was in| Pocket of Attached Auto swer t serted rged Mrs. Bristol, with PICK CONVENTION CITY larceny on Ade.| (Chicago, Nov. line Timmerman of 28 Trvin street New Britain automobile Max Honeyman dealer. arraigned Attorncy An- ante-room of was antion Austria, Prosecuting J. Rich in the con nra, THE NEW 7 $22 Holdup Results | In Wounds for Thl(. 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