New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], April 07, 1926, Page 8, Image 8

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

Image provided by: Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT

                
is?.: ."v.1
new Britain daily ntfnAT.n, v.T.n,Tc?D.,.v, 'Ami; t, 102a
CHAPMAN DIED PROTESTING 1
HIS INNOCENCE TO THE END
. .. i
Lawyer Issues Statement
..........
says lonaemnca .u;m
Wondered EITect if Real
Slayer Should He Found
Alcorn Absent From
Office and
Guarded.
Is Closely
Hurl ford. Conn ,
A V'M
rm lb
iTi
nt WXIH'inn II jiriMin j.r
lnnoeenre of Ml" Miut'l.t'
illi: Li .
!';. (ml.
: nain.
(.iini.'.i
I My M
In .ml
Tat loo-
01
man .latins Klc-lly nt New 1
Just h tlii"' note'" was
nl'OUt his neck. Ills aiioi m y.
Wiley of fiprliKl'li'l-l. Mass.
Mm whisper cuiiifi liiiiK
Michael I'. Harry, t
j imsim L;
iii-
lie rliaplaln.
"What It nns t:
li
M. 1
i-'nil'ln't ninkc out," Will saei, "i
mi'.' of those who W'Ti' mai-.T ::.
thst ho heanl C! la 111:1 .1 iif-iitl
"Sicily. ".
I'rieliil IniHKiiH'i'.
When Wiley visiii'l Chapman
ti
l is 'loath !! ohorlly l" fore In- was
In be haiiRi-il. the eon!, mm il mini
r.,iH nenously pn.-int: up nti'l Jnwn
naying "1 rli'ln'l Kill SK-lly."
IntftrriintliiR M aiim-nis. who
H' li-mptrr to console him, I'hapiiein
Is declare. 1 to have said, "1 wort'l'-r
If they find tin' man who kill'. I
Welly If tiny will Ii.ihb Hi" man
who liaiiRR me1.'"
rather Harry, who pahl fur the
ra.-ket in which Chapman was litn o.
end the suit of Chilian clothes In
which th notorious mail roMcr and
.-onvirtrd ninnh rrr was h.um'ol, h It.
Sestonlny for New York soon after
I'liapinan was hurt' 1. The his.
(ovial. snndy-haii-i'd pricM tool;
(.'haptnan's d'aili very hard. !t' e.
peots to sail for Knrope for several
months rest. It was said at his homo.
Alcorn llHiiif tiiinrtlctl.
Salt's AttoriKy A loom was tint
his office yi'St.'rday. It was said
rat ho was lit Inr; iiar'h'd front
Possililo reprisals at Iho liands of
I'hapittan's friend.'!.
"Chapman foil, v.-ry hitter toward
Alcorn." Wiley said. Mr. Alcorn
Hiwartoil every ati-nipt, of the lei.'
handit to escape poitiR to the pal
l)W?. even to the extent of p-rsona I
ly opposing his dramatic ph a to I In'
hoard of pardons for a commutation
!f sentence to life' imprisonment.
Made a few hours l.oforc ho was
hanged.. Chapman's sister, a sliph'
iiiMdlo-ngcl woman, ' whoso hair is
itrealfd with pray, wai the only
relative nt his funeral. Th. re wot-.-Inly
four other mourn, is. Another
woman, nomcwhat you::!:' r t'ran
Chapman's fis'er a ".! id-r.'ifi" ! only
(9 "hor friend" nrl
lirw's corps of a'-or
lily of tht ;.:
1 hut it was a ir. '
two ciiil !r. " :
liUFhaii'I i'l N-'v Yo
All li out- -i fi.i
rot led to
in l-'athor Itar-
usual custom. V- '
II eonsporafd trrou:
llarry's ord' r.
l-1 out -
hh-ii-Z
ir,r 1-
r- st 1 :
11 tide
today
rather
wmsii.iMi Koosri i; I'M s
Now noeh' lle. N. Y.. April 7 (Pi -New
Uoche!l''s famous v.hi.tiiu
looster. which ha d ' rv d us an
Harm r!oU for y.aiis lor boanniu
liviiip; on 1'eho Hay. died today and
nirious boatmen and farmers li'ld
nn autopsy.
'Adams I'arnf. hi, nwivr of the
toosier, found that a tiny 'ii'ia'i
v.hlstle lode d in its windpipe had
ou.'p-'l it to whi'h- 1 -ery tine' i'
tried to oro'v. Tie-' i-u'i-t .-r's da!h
v.a.i cause. by a small pea ledL-iin.'
In the whis'te.
1 A, 4 1
the One Car with
HARMONIC BALANCER
and 104 Improvements
'1025
l.OW
mean
buyer.
bined
merits
'1295
Tiwwr
Qrnrral
" ' ,'6in
TV Vtf
$1191
THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR
l-fi i:i..M STRKKT
t 1 v- v 1 s r.
MUQ
illliUi
Held, Willi Attorney and Sister
for mocking Justice
nrli, April 7 iT
li It. 1 all. ji-.l to I
. ll. 1. d hll'-hand
ko I an ),1..,:..t l:a;
I'd- im I tndi. 1 u 1 ' ' 1
1 "in la pi una
I..
111
' SUx--ill'
. .1
mill, -it
loniKi,
li.nt
I.i
it 1 111111111.il
in,.,,.. 11,
llltlrl
puldl.'
tor
Ho.
l:,M .h
: lalvst 1 .. illi.'t
M i s.
oinas.
Doriil'las. r and In-i atloi n. , Ti
I. 'I'h yl'ur.l, is oik
just Mrs. .Mary
ot Joplin, Alo., M
ai.-.ti r, tao.'S trial t
id uiist rui-'t Hi;
1' lalna s Adams
s. I 'uriihlasi r .
r p.rju.v upon
an 11, dirt in. ait ill iirm .J v.Pli those
aKiiiuM In r sistrr and liio ationii'V.
'i'v.y Kir.l is aeons.'. 1 of having ill- j
li'i-r, pi. d Mrs. Adams on In r uay
10 N'-w ik lasi fall to l.siiiy undi r 1
suhpn. na I'.ciii'tiii'i llio h lti'i- alk-K-I'd
to l ontain (.lisei.ui. luatti r. find '
to haie I n si nt to Arthur H. '
Marks, pp'sid. nt of ihn SKInm r Or- 1
Kiin ly Mrs. pornl las, r. and of
iiavins I'.'i'siiad.'d hrr to cwide nu
t Iiorit h'S fur ,s. vi'i'al u I'olis.
Mi anw hil.', It is eharf-o , Mrs.
nornhlasi r and TwyfurJ consult''. 1
Inr rii-'ardiiiR Iho slf.ry sho should1
tell the Krsui-l jury. Wluai she tinal- j
ly canif hofore that body. .Mrs. !
Adams repudiated admissions that
she had mailed the leticr tor her 1
sister with the aid of a train porter
at Uellefonlaine, iihi'v .Inly L'a hist, j
Mrs. T'lji'iiblaser. houeier, was in
dieted. The coiii. ills of the letter have 1
ii' V' r be. ii made puldie, but it is
understoo I to have attacked Mrs. '
Margaret Hoover Marks, who mar
ried .Marks four months after his i
divorce from Mrs. liornblaser. 1
Al the time, of the divorce, a set- 1
'h ni' iit of ? loo, una was made upon
Mrs. Dornlilaser by Marks, with
a
promise of an .nl.Jitional f 1 lUi.i'iiin 1
il slie lived a lite sal i.itaetory to
him lor a year. lhTore the end of
t'ne year Mrs. I lornblriser appeared
with a child which fh" asserted was
Mr. Marks'. Invcstipaiion disclosed
that i had been tak' ii from an
orphanage in Kansas City.
Mr. Jlarks was the singer's third
husband. H'T first was "Prince"
Taylor, wad! known race follower,
whom she shot and Killed in lipno.
N""V., in Iff':.. Taylor exonerated
her in a death-bed statement, fis
s. rtin, that tlie shooiinir was aoei
:d' !ital. Il. r s. eonii husliand was
On-ill--! H-irohl
M. tropolitan Opera
t"i;or,
i in
y ere di orei ,1 in 1 It 1 7.
rwanl idH- married Mr.
nt husband. Harry Horn
her I'lirmer seeretary.
Short Iv ;
Marks.
Her pi
ll laser, -,
Iioston to Montreal
Nine Hour Train Service
Iioston. April 7 '?)- luauiruralion
0: a new last train in t we-n.Moat i-ieil
and i 'ni l." a and Ih.s'on is announc
ed today by the llo.-ion and Maine
railroad. The train to ... known as
the "!;, d-Wina.11 -.v. 'I ..-i(. Ihelen
r.isliOy. an.', make t,,. run to Mi'ti-l''e-:il
in nine hours and 'a minutes,
hei 1 crjntr 1 he pres. nl sei., .nh by al
mo t two end un l:,il;' iieurs.
Tlie sunt hhound trip ais" will be
on an improved eehei ale. Tnlike
Hi- standard dark er 11 "I li"' lion-
ten and Main imp-iienl. tie' it w
ti an w ill I 1 ' .1 ! to "Tur-ean red,"
lie color of lie- Canadian I'.i-lfii-
5
TICCS
of
themselves
motor car
prices com-
little to
But low
with 10 1
lmprovc-
mean -value
wtthout
A XT
Ik 13 U
parallel.
The Oakland Six priced
'1025 to!29 is the otic cox
with Fisher Bodv, Air Clean
er, Oil Filter, lull Pressure
f omtxininrt in Onk'.enti tir. J.J? S CiWfh ft CcupT. All firr tt ftctmry.
IXfnicri Ttn-.r -Fimfi! hnflvfirre tht lowest, AtT htrn made ittll Unrr.
zssSXZZ't . i.iaimi ww m iiMm. ,,,v
-i.i . i ,.n wvns."..TVi WMKnjayiiitiiMnn-B
- 1 iTTTTl a-TViTTT-
v O
11 n 1 n 1 v ti
THE
Sccivcy slirtmdffl the burial of Gerald Chapman, "supcr-liandit.'' picturod aliovo as
if the Connecticut authorities feared even in the death of the famous bandit to take
any chances with him. The burial place was Mount St. I'.enedict's Catholic cemetery,
Hartford. The hasty funeral came only a few hours after Chapman was 'handed.
Frederick Groehl of New York, Chapman's lawyer, is standing1 in the light coat at
the left of the picture.
. HEENAN IS
CALLED TO COURT
Attempt Made to Remove Her
as Daughter's Guardian
New York, April 7 (Ps-The. Cin
derella romance of la-year-old Fran
ces Ileenan and her wealthy admir
er, fil-year-old Edward W. Brown
ing?, real estate operator, today was
liehifr buffeted by the law.
Francos and her mother, Mrs.
Catherine ireennn, were summoned
to appear In children's court tomor-
row on complaint of the Society for
iho
Prevention of Cruelty to Chil
dren, which Is seeklnp to proven!
th hlirh school pirl from marryine
llronnin? after hep Kt!i birthday
next .Inn", as she has announced, she
plans.
Frances, known to her friends as
"reaches." is still confined to bed,
under treatment for aeid burns she
says she received in an attack by
an unknown assailant while .'he
siept. about a week niro. ir. How
ard Fox told police that, she and her
mother would appear at the chil
drens' court as soon as possible.
Affidavits were presented to Chil-.It-eiis'
Court .Inst ice Franklin Case
Hoyt, by Krnest. K. Coulter, frenera!
manager, and Vincent T. Pisarra.
superintendent; of the Chihlrens'
aoeieiy, iillesin? 'hat I'ranees was a
in ueh-necleeleil child who kfpt, late
hours, attended theaters and dances,
freej'tei.ted madhouses and was not
properly chaperoned during her
mother's absence.
They furl hop a;Ttrd that the
Rirl had been nlvwnt from school
since asf Xov.'in'.er and liad taken
part in a theatrical performance in
liolatinn of the law with her moth
er's "onsert and knowledge.
The society takes the position that
siuee the moth'T is a, nurse and apt
-o be away at ntht. she cannot,
look after her dauphler propi rly.
In pressing the complaint. Super
int. ndent. Pisnrrn said, h" will offer
evidence by Mrs. Mary Conlin. room
in:,' hollS' Ieeper Ivho S'lid She
ousted th" H". nans as "undesirable
lenaiiis."
SIX
Oiling, Four-Wheel Brakes
and the remarkable Har
monic Balancer, which im
parts an unmatched freedom
from vibration at all speeds.
This impressive combina
tion of unequalled quality
and rock-bottom prices ex
plains why the Oakland Six is
outselling the country over.
'mTt fiT fc. T jjia
CO., Distributors
o o p tiii
OtMR.U MOIOII
END OF CHAPMAN
Train of Pulpwood Is
Derailed at Williamstown
WUliamstown. Mars.. April 7 OP)--lirrailniont
of is ears of a v. i s' -bound
freight train t hn -v a ll'i-iou!
pile of pulpwood on I lie tracks ivar
, iiin station here last niplit.
i "rrpTie'tiih : lim"1 1!";,"
1 ui uii'ttmiK ii iiiia'uiiy nciun; nay-
IlKht. The cause of tile derailment
was unknown.
Westbound traffic was routed over
the Boston t Albany from North
Adams to Troy, X. V. AYreckim?
crews were sent, from Meohanies
vllle, N. Y., and from Fast Deerll'dd.
; Lessons in Golfing to
I Be Given Over the Radio
i Columbus, 0 April 7 CP) m
I ROlf lessons will be radiocast.
i throutrh stalion WFAO of Ohio
' State t'niversity by George Sar?"iil,
professional of the Seloto Country
'club here, where the If'IC national
open tournament will be held in
July, Sargent, national open cham
pion in Cna and Canadian open win-
j ner in It'lL', is president of th" Pro.
. fersional Colfers' Association of
A 111 erica.
I The first talk will be t-ivn at s
j p. 111., and Hie others at S:I5 p. m.
1 The schedule of topics are: April .'..
j "Importance of Holdiiii; the Clnl.
; Correctly"; May a, "Importance of
: Good Stance"; June "Proper l'p
i swlnqr"; June 0, "ilitint; the Hall to
'Obtain Maximum results"; June 1 0.
: "Approach Shots," and June
! "I'uttinE."
Msrch Postal Receipts
Hrcak Exist inc; Records
WasliiiK-ion. April 7 '.TV--Mai-h
postal receipts were In 1 r (hall any
month on 1- cord, excepting Decem
ber F'I!4 and li'.'.e
lieceipls at til'tv selected pott
offices tolali 'd I." 1. 17. an in
crease of $'l.:!kt',:;s7. over March last
year but about Ja.iina hss than the
record month of 1 eoeiiib.r last y ear.
Port Worth led tlm fifty offices
with an inci-ease of 17. 7" p"r cent.
Jacksonville was second will! ::.!a
per cut in-reas"; Haltimore Ihird
with :M .:n, nkron fourth with ::::.
and Memphis t'.t'tli with .52,".. 7S. Xon
of the offiei'S sho-.',ed a ile'eri'iis.'.
Many Wounded hen 201)
Prisoners Caisse Riot
Ruenos Aires, Araeutine, April 7 l. Pi
1 Two hnndi-'d lu-isoners niutiiiie.1
i yesterday in the deieniion quarters
j of police head'Hiarters. More than
; two si'ore were wonnde.l by police
men who Slll'Pf. V ''il Ihe outbreak
ibifore it could assume more serious
1 proportions.
I Yer.sions as to the cans
mutiny differ. Th" police
- of th.
issert th"
-If.! I "' a
i' ii) petty
Outbreak was to be rlee.
wholesale 1 1 delivery.
The prisoners, most of t
offenders, on the other hand., say
that they mutinied b. eauee while for
months t. chiii-ally In Id for trial,
! there was no judi;.' Jo try them.
delidkt
make tcnigkfs
rnmm
VAKIUA
The W5!lUim L Cailctoti Co.
East Harttoio) 0hn.
wwaz&BKoem.
New Oritaln Fish Market !
70 CHURCH STRF.KT
Vr ( any n Complete Line of
Fish, Clams, Scallops and Oysters
Some of the .irietie! to choose from this week Roe
r.nd Huck Shad. !tes!i rau-rht Halibut. Steak Cod, Steak
Iioston lilue. d'enuine Hlock Island Blue. Shore Haddock,
No. 1 Smelts, Cod Cheeks. Flounders, Fillet of Sole, White
Perch. Fels, Bullheads, Shrimp, Frozen Halibut, Butter
fsh. Herring. Mackerel. Red Salmon and Smoked Fillets.
Medium Round (lams. Little Neck and Steaming
Clams. Scallops, Frying, Stew ing Oysters, and Oysters for
half hcll opened nt our market.
OPPOSITi; HKRALD OFFICE PHONE 3988
Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings Until 9 o'clock
NICfiOLASLEADER :
Rely on Grand Duke to Restore
Imperialistic Russia
Paris, April 7 P) To Grand Duke
Xieholas Xicoiaievltch Is to be rn
l rusted the supreme role In an en
deavor to reconstitute imperial Rus
sia and overthrow the Soviet re
gime. The conpress of Russian emigres
has unanimously nominated Nich
olas to lead the Ttussian monachisls
in "resurreetiiipr the fatherland." ;
Nicholas is an unci" of the late Em- I
p. tor Xieholas II. He Is famous as !
a soldier. PlurliiR- the world war he
hrillianily condiieteil Tlussian armies
en several of the main battle fronts,
particularly in the Carpathian
mountains. The Brand duke Is liv
ing at his Chateau dc Choipny, near
Paris, where lie was informed of the
d.ei.sion of the emigres. He will
make early reply.
In tin tr message request Ins Nich
olas to s. ri e th" eniipres recognized
hi in as "the foreordained represen
tative of the nationalist Idea as well
as Hie glorious supreme chief of
the army and defender of the father
land since the tirt days of our
calvary-."
Tic addre.ss added that the con
gress had full confidence in the
arand duke's wis. bun as a statesman
and his valor as a supreme military
chief and declared it was firmly
convinced "that upon the issuance
of your appeal all Russians, without
. .wept inn. w ill take up nnhesitaliiip--. j
ly I'm ploriouK tusk of Uncrating the j
lath' r'and." i
V.'hil,. tlie monarchists were in'
session a Huvbt sympathizer walked
mto 'he lobby and stood near a 1
eoiititi r ve lie re- porlrails of Ihe hit"
i':ar v, r.- on sale. The man offered i
f..r ri'e Communist newspapers and
Mar-Jan . pamphlets. The police
ehas' d i'im without a si rtingle.
Held lor Murder But Is
Now Released on Bonds
Cons Falls. X. Y.. April 7 (.'Pe
ered Fitzgerald of Presqne Is.-, Me.,
who has be. n held in Ihe Warren
einiuty i.til since last October,
charg'-d with Hi" "hijacking mur
der" of William Hart of Hudson
Palis, was released on bail yester
day, lii-triet Attorney F. M. Puck
wit It's office declined to comment on
Hie procedure other than to say that,
"siiffiei. nt bail had been furnished."
At til" time of Fitzgerald's arrest
last ' ill Mr. Piekwith announced he
had rvldi nee enough to convict Fitz
gerald for th" slaying of Hart, on
July S, ir:::. Hart was found dying
on th" Glens Falls-I.ake George road
not far from his automobile, which
had bei n ransacked.
dessert
with
otner
flavors
LEAGMPIIET
Geneva Conference Fullillmeiit of
Life Work, Widow Says
New York, April 7 iP .Mrs. An
drew Carneylo foils that her hus
band was a prophet and thai the
I.eaKUe of Nations Is I he fulfillment
of his life's work.
fdio .explained , esii iday to tin1
1,'iiKU" of Nations' non-partisan as
Nurlallon, nioelluK at I'.or home, that
sho came to this conclusion after
tlsitlnc tlepeva. last-f uiiini'T.
(Mh"r speakers r. ealh .l Ihe lale
iron master's cifl of J I .."f'O.i'UO for
A Tremendous Sale of
Rubber Reducing Girdles
At An Irresistibly Low Price
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
When ordering by mail be sure to give
waist and hip measurements. Orders
will be filled while quantities last.
On Sale
NEW
la the sense that it combines
elements of stamina, si:e, beauty
:and power heretofore undreamed
of at its rrice, the Pontiac Six i an
entirely new car. Yet more than
three years have passed since Gen.
1 eral Motors set out to develop a Six
of such high quality and low price
es to gain immediate leadership.
During those years, the Pontiac
Six was not only designed, refined
and developed, but also subjected
Oakland Sir. trmpanitn
THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR
4-6 ELM STREET
PONT
CHIEF
;ihn Hhkuo pcacu palace, nml oilier
jei'fui'is tor liitei'initlonal peace ami
harmony.
Ovcrllmv ineitn:H ero luhl In
tlio honu: of .Mrs. ,'olni Henry llam
, moiul, iu'ioss the tiireii, and In an
, other part of tin; Carnefl.j houiif,
The inei'iliiKs endorse. I a resolution
'off. r. il In congress by l'i presenlallvc
j i:iniiini"l Ci ller providlntf that the
fulled States pay Its share of cx
! p"iises for ea;;iic meetlii.-i from
which It licnotits or In which It
shn res,
j "Our position is most liiidiKnlflod,"
I said Mr. Ciller, "We arc in every
sense a back-door nn.'iiihcr of Iho
leiiKUe, but pot paylnjr KUests, It
' is my belief that if. In the beclnnlnts
.-tress had been placed upon the hu
manitarian activities of Hip I'-amie
!ln:iead of the political. Ihe T'nlted
States would hiivo lonif since ac
eepleil the covenant."
I Charles 1. Maner, execiiilvc direc
tor of Hi association, described the
. ii"U"'s survival of the crisis arising
en
I N C,
HARTFORD
Every Garment of First Quality Rubber
This is more than sale news! It's fashion of the ut
n lost importance to every woman. For slim new
clothes demand slender figures, and you can
"Look Thin While Growing Thin"
Easily if you wear this famous reducing garment. 1
Perhaps you have coveted the privilege of wearing a
really high grade reducing girdle, but have denied
yourself the pleasure and its benefits because of ex
pense. Considering the necessarily high cost of these
gaiT,ients, it's wonderful luck to be able to buy one at
such a niarvelously low price!
It Is a Remarkable Reducing Girdle
That has won an enviable place in the hearts of fash
ionable women. Worn instead of a corset, it achieves
and preserves the elusive, slim lines of youth. Made
on a scientific massage principle, of specially treated
rubber, it gently massages away the superfluous flesh
on waist and hips. Slip into one don slimmer clothes
at once. See yourself reducing. Wear one while
golfing, walking, shopping, dancing all the time.
at Corset Shop Second Floor
, yet three
to such brutal and unremitting
tests under every conceivable
driving condition as to warrant,
without reservation, the follow
ing statement:
No new car ever came to tht
public so maturely engineered
or more clearly meriting such
universal admiration
as is now being ac Ay
corded this new Gen Jj)
eral Motors Six.
M th Pmnac Su-1025 M SUM. AB pricmmltrmrt
LAC
OF
from the failure 10 admit Ueriuuny
aa great victory for the leagu.
New Inventions Aid Air
Pilots Flying in a Yog
London. April ".My mean, of
in n Invention nlr pilot are able to
htoer wifely to a Riven point In the
thickest fog, Flight Lieutenant, H,
Oooi'li has Informed the Royal
Aeronautical society.
Hy means of delicate lnstrti
mi nts In the cockpit a plto ' kept
automatically Informed when he Is
within l.f'iHi feet of the Kround, and
the loss of every foot of helghi na
ho descends U ako Indicated.
Other instruments, how the, avla.
tor just what part of the aerodrome
ho Is over, after ha has arrived In
tlm vlolnlly (jf the destination, so
that Im may not he able to see the
cround until h" has actually
audited.
cSr Co.
Sizes 26 to 52 Waist
FOR SANITARY REASONS
THESE GIRDLES
ARE NOT EXCHANGEABLE
Pomiac Six uwu umd nd pmhdad
years old
coach or covn
825
OD1U Bf nSHE
CO., Distributors
SIX
THE SIXES
rtooutr o t