New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1930, Page 3

CROSS GUEST AT BOARD MEETING Hall Imro’duced Governor-Elect to New Officers Hartford, Dec. 18 (®—Governor- Elect Wilbur Cross participated in official state business for the first time today when he attended the weckly meeting of the board finance and control in the state cap- ital as guest of Governor Trumbull. The latter recently invited his suc- cessor to sit in at the final thre meetings of the he might familiarize its procedure. " Dean Cross's visit to the the first since his informal (Governor Trumbull and Finan Commissioner dward F. Hall shortly after his election, enabled him to meet republican office hold- ers who were elected to adminis trative office with him. Arriviug at Mr. Hall's office shortly after 11 o'clock, the governor-elect was troduced to Warren B. lxunox\q attorney general-elect, and Ra mond A. Johnson, assistant attor- ney general, neither whom he | had met. As he Burro: said: each other. The governor-elect e: meet anoth republican trative official who will take offic with him, Roy C. Wilcox of Meri- den, elected treasurer. Mr. Wilcox had not arrived by the time Mr. Hall, Dean Cross, Judge Burrows and Judge Johnson entered the mecting room of the hoard of con- trol, but he was expected later Governor Trumbull was not on hand, either, when the dean madc his appear: Commission himself with visit to of with Jud and | hands Cross smiled shook Dean pected to anc - Hall also presente the pe of the hoard of finance and control to the governor- elect. Dean Cross has been inspect ing certain state tuberculosis tutions with Mr. Hall. The pects to attend next two meet- the hoard also 50 insti- dean €x- the ings ot BIBLE CIRCULATION GRAPHICALLY TOLD United Weekday Church School Pupils Have Novel Program The sixth of the United Weekday Church schools held a special program on Wednesday aft- crnoon, final holiday recess studying toms of projects theme built around Bible as the throughout in the Bible were shown of the Americ Iy the transl their publicati in 856 differ lcets, and their distrib out all teurs, and volunteer ing the Bible to In work s in v ng f the United State Atter ng s and the ie the ssion prior to the has been th geography Bible lands, with varions related to this general of the Seller “d great slides task name- the spread “World's B all work st il of the Stereopticon of the four-fold n Bible society ion of the Scripty or in part W dia- lands of one tion throu lands by means of workers carry- Bibleless homes.. . of i rious the addition the the raised prin biind people of pre on Seript ens of s was ion was centered on of the life of Jesus for influence from the 10 pass the pe which the s which Gospel in bringir goed will for in all | The Is of the Thursday schoo! mee (t Center Congregational church had their closing session this afternoon, prior to the Christmas ace and puy ting s Radio Red Tape Planned by Commis Washington, Dee. 18 (- tape broadcasting spend less for legal service for improving programs, dio commission aim in from to six mooths o licenses, Sl()n Less red | 50 tions may is the ra- extendin three the time ion Commissioner LaFount the ime radio lice ed It ion hoped would b “Stations now upon thousands of dollars in litiga- tion before the commission and the courts could well divert those funds to improvement of programs for th. Lenefit of the public,” he “But listener is the | suf- ferer. For money the station spends to carry its legal fight comes out of the the tion." 1 toda ses en short costly which was eliminated spending thousands the re budget st Woman Leaves House 5 Cop Takes Up Post 15 (A—Mrs. Marv moved out of her in which she had vowing that she until the police- has brick house for 40 vy never will return 1an on moved A year ago a building inspector discovered a crack in the house and ordered it torn down. Mrs. Murray 1efused to chey. Yesterday the po- liceman appeared with orders to let no one enter. So Mrs. Murray mov- ed away, taking up quarters with her brother, Patrick. Today it appearcd tion of who would policeman or Mrs, lived s, to be a move Murray. ques next, the OUBLE 18 (A—The instructed Teheran to government situation where : for TO PROTEST T Istanbul, Turkey, Dec Turkish gevernment ha the charge d'affaircs protest to the Persian regarding the strained the Turko-Persian frontier armed Kurds are re-asscimnbli what appears to be a new incursion into Turkish territory. F Angora alsn is alarmed over ports that the French government has liberated Kurdish rebel who have escaped to Syr! on re chiefs of | board in, order that | apitol, | “We will have a lot to do with | adminis- | and cus- | coipor- | 100,000 masses of people | and more | ard in front of it is re-| NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930. 3 BUFFALO HUNTING NoT LOST ART, WOMAN SAYS | Arizona Hunter Bags Kill in An- nual Drive to Keep Herd at Reasonable Size. Phoenix, Ariz, Dec. 18 (P—Buf- falo hunting is not a lost art. Mrs. J. G. Tarbell, of | one of the 10 persons chosen by the | Arizona game commission to assist |in reducing the state’s buffalo herd |to a normal size compatible with its range in Kaibab forest, returned | here last night and reported that | seach of the hunters had bagged one of the animals. Mrs. Tarbell brought with h. head, hide and 100 pounds of m as proof she was able to make her | Kill. Another woman, Mrs. Emma K. Haynie, of Tucson. was in the party. The buffalo hunt occurs annually and by the commis- slon. The hunter is allowed only 100 vounds of the meat of the buffalo kil is supervised TAXPAYERS ASK | ASSESSMENT CUT Gold Stree t Property Owners Petition Common Gouneil In a petition filed with the com- mon council at its monthly meeting last night 21 property owners asked the council to take into consideratios the depressing times and to the new extra assessment on street property between Lyman and Carmody strects. The council voted, without comment, to refer the peti- tion to the board of relief. The ancel Gold petitioners asked that if it is found impossible to cancel the as- sment on the land to retain this tax but to decrease the ment on the buildings which t declared was very high, Constanty signers w Skur Jan Czykier. Piorkow John Baz nacy Kazmiar Mary Wo, | Viktoryia Kozl Boleslaw Ko- walczyk, Joseph Holyst, John Ho Wiadyslaw Harwicz, Mary Kar- Izydor Nezrutezyk, E. T. Hack Boles Kawalezyk, and Ro- as follo wski, Andrew An- Klem- 1 Stella Irerkiewicz ens M Alexander ski, Constanty ityezyk, 1 Wojd 15| lyst, was, ney, zalia Maklosz. JEALOUSY BLAMED INAFRICA TRAGEDY Dr. Magoon Shoots Wile and Sell at Untali Untali, Southern Ithod Dec. 18 (R—A story of domestic unhappiness today at the of Dr. R. L. and his wife, in their home Witnesse that Dr. M wd comuitte successtul attempt en who lived ne act appe and to have domestic and the closing program was | Africa calousy an was unfolded inquest over the bodies Magoon, who we here Dec. expressed goon murdere 4 suicide to slay two wom- ey said that premeditated from arby ared to result | the e a violent quarrel Wife accounts Reports Reach the ports According the coroner, re Mrs, Ma [ formerly in to on concerni vith t mploy. Ame ved Lo is « She reatened to return to rica and s, witnesses said, pre |u doctor’s mind to | he determined to his wife, 1 o male servant and himself, After | several nigl | no food, Dr. | tairs in order ‘ day morning with an axe, evidence Tries to kil Others I Afterward he attempted to shoot but Jistol jum escaped. Phen he re house and lying down ife, shot uch an exte take the wornie Tive an absence from home ts. during which he tool Magoon placed nd carly on ttacked Killing he continued his af- Satur- his -ping wife r instant | the two women his med and both | turned to the beside his dead himself | Wast M brother, quoted Mrs. Nelson aying that her Magoon, had Untali for riodic nd Dispatches Dec. 13 wey as ! Dr. H. L. home at He made j¢ United States last country five years ago. Dr. Magoon had been married e three months, from on D mide his 15 visits vears. to the in this 1 Mrs, s th an Berger Threalens lo Be League Holdout Angeles, Dec. 18 (P—Walter Berger, who hit more home runs for | the Boston Nationals than Br r Ttuth, wants a “real big ATy and says he'll be a | he docsn’t get it rger is picking up playing winter league ball here digclosed today he dent Emil Fuchs to play on his club next year. L he hit 38 circuit clouts but was littfe more than he received had Los Angele: Los 1son last s sines any extra money asking 1're for at least $ season pay would mained said. his ha with the Angels, Pilsudski Arrl\es at Bordeaux On Sleeper aux, France, Dec. 18 Pilsudski, Polish minister arrived here at dawn today in his sleeper. be detached aving Borde Bord Marshal of war, | but remained today it will Sud express | Lisbon. Irom Lisbon Pilsn £0 to Madeira Accompanying Marshal are his physician, Colonel ski, Count Chlapsowski ambassador to Bleszynski, military P and a French ‘ux[uml. to the ux for ski will for a rest Pilsudski Moyozyn- the Polish Colonel at ervice France, attache is, seeret l’hovnl\.’ | City Items } PROSECUTOR ASHS RETURN OF BANDIT'. ™ Polish Literary guild will hold | at 8 o'clock tonight At Beaver street. the hall on $5.50 fo $10.50 black and brown 17 suede pumps and ties, now $6.75. Manning-Armstrong, 211 Main St.— advt. ing lcon LWaan to Try Boy of g for Murder Give Muller's Mark Twain cigars. | —advt | Ball, Hall, | | Moose Ly Kansas City, Dec. Page, Jurckson today sought the 18 (P) — James county Tabs tonight prosceutor ent of In- crsey thorities for ||y crett Haldi police as zroup of under ar Heaw City, M. his ntly t venly t Zion ch group ard on of at quartet 1 entertain ureh Friday ev of musicians is the air. The n mads: possible cton who is e h each me Singleton agree Kas., return here of F man, 17, described by leader and 15 “baby gangsters’ rest. dependence, the ning freqt gunman of a ent | tuth Sir hainted quarte engagem by Mrs. sonally ber in the now Mr Pollce say Haldiman has confess- . their ed slaying a filling station operator 1t near Independence. In a statement Brit police attributed to his girl com- Miss panion, Haldiman accused of | city anc Killing William H. Pric Kansas | Geor City bakery driver, to furnish | friends a thrill. sponsible for being in i onora Lacava of N John Lacava, a Medical s (o morr M 1 Mrs. Ja Lacava of Hawkins street. Hall, student & a ™ ctown lool his Page hoped to try Haldiman for {the Price murder in Missouri. tonight Moose Ball, Tabs advt. Denies Charge members ssed the from where conviction carries with it the , death pe IR ey der are Ray Willis Harley, e S Receivership Possibility Depends lowing other glirls | under sted yeste into ry drive Haldiman 19 years of threc were arre taken baye cd for , which cle Two later rday. were custody five robbery charg attention to Hal- Policc 1 that d recently on had directed their diman, The 15 youths con viet for reor Jank Commis arrest today or co re subjected to by tion plain ders. qusetioning ottempting to holdup mu police ex- a recent series of WEATHER DELAYS HOPOTFOF LA Italian Air Armada Held at Cart lagena o Today D probably will de ound from It Moro; armada, Jane to Rio de 0, its Aly ro, Kunitra il tomorro ited f had to ¢ lsles are today to which success projected hoy italy. City and have i come down expected join the « fully comp! the from Orbe Alcazares airport ial for lian ceremo It of the -~ SLAYER WILL BE . FREED TOMORROW Warren GLill to Be Taken Home 10 Quincy by Mother vill Moro: tlig to South Ame tomorro Policeman Makes Second Series of Theft Arr Lynn, e 1 2 trolman Blaser, mended at call lust lis recent capture of tw burglars, three carly today break at the Spina Brot who has | Mass John roll of hom Blaser, 5 oo 7 Normal School Pupils Hedl Lecture 1)11 L\es but a year he was ] Lynn, as he window which had I'wo companic Later, inf by Messina Rtudolph I H. Cordron, homes Messina had and allegedly from the fruit admitted till. OLISH FLIT ARRESTED w, Poland, Dr e Polish flier ubala, mous wsimir K who @ crash on the transatla by mill today tary police th Kubala, who coxsful atte to New Louis ~ Third Bank Bandit Is Dead in Danville, TlI. Danville, 1L, Dee. 18 (P—15 H Hu Haut T 1 of Ind., b mpts to York Tdzikowski, an st pan with the J«r was in for unannounced motive htery o caused a Poland, wher of Marshal ested prior to the robber up the Clin 1y Hunter dits to die many on yugh political foes Josepn Pilsudski were arr nt elections. was the third o as a re ; BONUSES He 18 (@) - Em tion The other ks and trust and the recelve customary - esttmated FORT'S BARRACKS BURN Moines, Ta [ and BANKS TO GIV New York, Dec. s of seven will bonuses with officers wh declined to give under arrest ered ploye loot wa. companivs — Christmas at Des forced 1l | snow Fire to the iging from 5 per t of a year's drawn by 11 Ch National bank. Chatham Phe and Trust and company County compar Com st Company of New Je rtxc Bankers Trust company. destroyed barr s at mated nt ort Moines at $50,000 ¢ Witnesses ary are nix Na- | loss of arly tional ny Title ( comy port sions of amt ercial | cay had and | rey Mucl 'M.U\L was lost. unitio Trust alrymen not rsey ove v clothin PARISH PLAYERY MAKE HIT AGAIN St Joseph’s Cast Repeafs Gomedy for Reliel Fund “Applesauce,” -act comedy presented by the arish players sometime ag in the was repeated I audi- torium of the Senior High school for benefit of th fund. Aithough be made as to the Mrs. Joseph G. Woods, crangement and tick reported today that the zood as . h the emergency reliet could realized no estimate amount commit- attend- was as expe The audience was enthusiastic and appreciative. Mrs. Woods s today tor of the voted all of his t to the project crtainly appr Woods also the cast and ted in the aff Mayor Quigley proce in her to John « He allahan eral days nd " Mrs 1bers th e who us- 12 today, ht children & Marti h street. I ona Ifay Horwitz Jones, Funice Eileen Dwy Donald Jo Contributions to itz Dep- Sheriff on nd ounted held at th on I as sponsor P. & F The bridge ki It Ohman. Cor Ho, ribu- Cross Dramat) 15 1hor amoun Pio cont arrell cor 1d Hartford av A friend COME ALONG, SNOW, CITY IS PREPARED Stree Public Works Dept. calth ot to Lawlor s Pt all i CITY RECALLS MAYOR puncilina Ul petitior il 1o WED 15 ) - OPERA STAR York, Dec a radio eng tem, ha month Miss V¥ Grand ago. CORRECTION * In last night's B. Porter Sons’ (ul\urlm ment Nested Tables wert advertised at R11.50. Ihv Correct B. C. PORTER Sons Connecticut’s Best Store \mer four Furnitur | Bailey Gladly Rccepts Term to 1.2 hall. | chairman o has de- | | Union con- | tets Set Aside for Coasting by \ effe ct immediately, officials announc. today nnouncem said re NEGRD JAILED N EVASION CHARGE - because contin oreed and it uld res from adid- discharg ross enues apenditures cut tha ployment by from the time Escape Gotham Trial 18 () of 10 E: Stamford, Dec Bailey, 34, Negro, street, New York, was Judge 10 WORKMEN Fra re BURIED sen Toulouse ince, Dec r) for six months by Abrah LEDD ris of Mancic today afte Wofsey in Stamford city court this Bailey a charge entered a evad morning, when plea of guilty to ing responsibility. The sentence Bailey, being returned to Ne claims, he will by of was relished who was in at fear York whe HAS NO MEDICAL y.J Powel LAW droppec W Ne¢ Ne to be returned but he re when a was he tarily tradition > here he fled which for jent conld amicably d of drivir A warrant York at t tence will b the county j SOVIETS CLOSE Dec ) stea BANK for y exy ail boo New Haven S Th(Tp;“'ill Be Put On Short Tlme s of nd of Ko 1 to close WEEKLY Dalhart, 1 I. D. De mysts osp Burdice Sr not Dey i SERIOU York FORD serator, expec foreign reiations and the president of ‘he ithorization wag the branch at Viadi- PLANT BOMBED Dec. 18.—(UP)— vine, injured last night explosion wreck- int of the Times, week- at Texhoma, on the died today n ex., eriou li here Hemphill, Tex., also injured in in the hospital here ted to live. e. publisher, also was the hospital here. SLY WOUNDED Dec. 18.—P—A bar- ly turnished was &hot today in © open- war.” mma, 27, York hospits d him were vas a beer- ital nith bora rd street vound PLANTS CLOSED §.—@—Production ¢ Ford Motor re today. A vy said the ith the policy of the year tory m i did not indicate ts would be clos- r-end inven 0 weeks. en operating hedule for months. GIFTS FOR A MAN FROM A MAN’S STORE SMTWTFS 123456 78910Mm1213 14151617131920 wo words to the wise—~ ‘shop early t24 Just glance at the calendar above and you’ll see how many days are left before Christmas. subtract Sundays and you’ll have the number of SHOPPING days left before Christmas. many, are there? Then Not Our stocks are complete right now with every kind of gift for a man, Kuppenheimer Good Clothes and all kinds of quality furnishings. Whatever ‘it is You want to give him this Christmas, you’ll find it here. And don’t forget “Shop Early.” Wlmt? Afraid he won’t like the ties you buy for him? Come in and tell us the color of his favorite saits — we’ll do the rest. nice present too. Gloves make a or $5.00 will bay a gift like this. receiving shirts. We have shirts of madras, oxford and broadcloth; shirts that will please the most discrimin- ating man. They are per- fectly tailored. $2.00 to $10.00 A Give him that sweater he’s ' talked of since the beginning of winter. We have slip-ons and cardigans in high-rolled collars. See our assortment of colors and patterns run~ ning in price from $5.00 to $6.50 NEJVIA G &sons rON AT KUPPLENHEIMER LONG'S T'UT CLOTHES—KNOX HATS—NETTL] ISHINGS — LUGGAGL BOYS UNTUOL LETTE DE LUXE 1 ATHER NOVELTIES FOUNTAIN MILITARY BRUSHES—LADIES HANDCE PURSES AND HUNDRED: O OTHER MS—( A7 SHOES—M +NHATTAN GIFTS SHIRTS— SKATES — LES—