New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930. BISHOP GRISWOLD DIES IN HOSPITAL Episcopal Prelate Held BishopricA Less Than Year | SEEK BODY OF TEACHER Cut Through Canal Covering in Ef- |SEARGHERS GHOP ICE T0 fort to ¥nd Miss Enid Marriott, Believed Slain Fort Morgan, Colo., Nov. —Searchers chopped ice of Bijou irrigation 29 (UP) through the 29 M—Death came {o the Rt. Sheldon Munson | an attempt to find the body of Miss Griswold, 69 year old bishop of the | F:nid Marriott, 32 year old school | teacher of Wiggins, Colo. Authorities believed that Miss Marriott, who disappeared the night | | of Nov. 16, was kidnaped, killed and | her body thrown into the icy water. A bloodstained traveling bag, a nais file, pencil, necklace and several huttons, all identified as belonging to the missing teacher, were found scattered along the canal. They zave credence to a theory of mur- der, but failed to cstablish a pos | sivie motive. suit case was ating, police said, struggle between and her abductors PISUDSH QUITS Chicago, Nov. Rev. Chicago diocese of the Episcopal church, in an Evanston hospital last | night after fight against A general disease which moval to the ago, were the a long and courageous & lingering illness. breakdown and necessitated hospital seven cause of death. heart | his re- | weeks battered, in- that there was Miss Marriott POLISH POSITION! Retires Because of Beliel His Work Is Over Nov. 20 (P— Pilsudski tod stepped the scenes to stage Polish government, s post of actual direc- nel Walery Slawek, fl)r- Warsaw Marshal Poland, hind BISHOP SHELDON GRISWOLD The bishop's invalid wife and the Rev. George % who as | liamentary bishop coadjutor atically liis program ceeds to the 1 the aged churc ey ! ] ing in acti away, as ¢ W t Arge the government. He re- Lansing of N t premiership to resume Griswold b le of guiding hand. Death came rs will retain 10p had beer olios until Colonel Slawek h lite sus 2s completed his cabinet. in which, v sumed the marshal will be r as he was iption of the coun- ns having won a par- victory which will in: e being carried out, the r no furthe niste prior to his ass necd for CONVENTION 0 inual convention of dish B mnv~ Young People's Union of th W York conference will open in the Elim Swedish Bap- States. [tist church at § o'clock this after- noon and will continue through to- morrow. There will be a business ession this cvening, followed by a ind later a missionary serv- — e. The speaker will be the Rey TAXT MEN FINGET nson. missionary Boston, Nov. 2% (I'P) rs Ser conclude tomorrow taxi driver w 7 o'clocl L a sermon to dete 1 pastor. IST Swe g ipiscop One of B 00 mien have/cr ct foll =] TR R R R R T R BB IBG I EZ“IMWMB‘E | You Cannot Make Them Happy at Xmas— wl THOUT money, and what a heait- ache it brings to us to realize the kiddies we love don’t get the best Xmas simply because we have neglected to set up a special savings account for Old Santa! XMAS SAVINGS NOW ACCOUNTS STARTING Come in today and join. Agree to as little or as much as you wish to put away. A splendid habit, and how happy vour family will be at the end of the year, New Britain Trust Co. . canal today in | {50, it was not belicved here it. Made Cross Country Record | W[]MAN S EUUNTRYA Mrs, Keith Miller Jate in October cstablished a two day woman's | transcontinental record flight from | | New York to Los Angeles and re- Husband Arrested for Non- -SlIp- | tuen. making the return trip in 21 |and 3-4 hours. Since coming from ‘D[)l’ t Dislikes American (ust {0 | Avuteratia thres vears ago she had | |acted as a demonstrator of small | | ‘n anes and amphibians and had Charles Chumara, 39, of 109 Grove | been instrumental in popularizing street, dislikes some American cus. |2viation among women. She has | {oms. When he was presented in | Biven some exhibitions in gliding. rolice court today on a charge of | Her husband is a newspaperman in non-support he declared it s a | Sydney woman’s country and mot up to the| She hoped to fly her tiny Moth | standards of other lands in which he | Plane, The Bullet. in three hops to | had resided. | Pittsburgh yesterday, landing first | | iis wife testified that he had not|at Miami before noon. While st ihnr-n contributing to the support of {told a Cuban newspaperman, prior his family for some time. |to her departure, that if she were Probation Officer Edward C. Con- | 80ing well at Miami she might keep | nolly also testified. He s that |on for a while, others Lere more | Chumara was employed conversant with her plans scouted { other week and his the possibility that she might have 5 done so and come down at mome isolated spot in the interior of the United States. | had | using this sir has not heen g e Unproductive Miami, . Nov. 2y (P—Search | of the dry Tortugas Island group 191 \ying to the west of the k | southern tip of the Florida Penin- | {sula was the objective today of a| seaplane secking Mrs. J. M. Keith- e e 91 iller, Australian aviatrix, missing e cmnretion ppelon & Havana to Miami fight. It Suatieas was one of six Miami aircraft whici altogether pleasing to | nunted unsuccessfully yesterday fov| made this fact known {the woman flier Saxe that he| Officials of Pan-American Airways give up eating |expressed the belief that the miss- ing planc was blown over the Gulf of Mexico or along the west coast of Florida. The belief was based on H\r o that Mrs. Keith-Miller sct | a bee-line course from Havana to| \h'mu despite a strong east wind. | Sea craft were requested by the {naval radio station at Key West to look out for e aviatrix money on dr When Judge Sa asked him if would agr | have his pay turned over to Mr. Con | nolly, who would see to it that h family received it all, he readily an- wered in the affirmative. He add the stipulation t ‘mdrr(-d to buy |idea was not | him and he | by telling thought he shor Judge §; continued the case for | |2 month placing the matter in the hands of Mr. Connolly. | ‘AUSTRALIAN FLIER ~ HAD DEATH FEARS (“ontinu Judge would P said to- |day Mrs. J. M. Keith-) , overdn _lat Miami on a flight from Havan 5 held fless than a week ago when forced . reports for three|gown here described the plane in days, ins on starting even | pic| e “rotten.” , whic ying as ‘rotten hough the weather still was bad R R G e 6 e e credit for be- sald she told them was “unstable” and d From First Page) after being plane otherwise . desperat wat or | igh country. I got s not long ago e “wreck over m “rotten.” It had bee acquire andoned wher ey quoted her as say- said she they borrowed a motor repaired and repainted on the flight “I had showed them that I coull good plane.” she was quoted o show them T could fy was and set I can't coward keep on uni L its by gOing ple wor K me guess I've just got to it does Life short o 1 guess I have no | complaint coming. ' No Vlying Instruments She commente what jost was t TO JAIL 2% (UP)—An- (Baby Face) Miller, was given an indeterminate sentence in drew orried which Am,\nm | night, declared that stout seaplanc could those waves. That ‘Bullet'—so her was called—lived up to its | it went strai down if had to make & pancake drop to the | = ! 15 collapsibl oped to use ir cme ~ . 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