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New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
66l ARRESTS UNDER NEW SPEEDING LAW
Motor Vehicle Dept. Reports on
 Effect Of Statute

Since the new law making speed ing a separate oftense was adopleu' 66l operators have been brought to court in Connecticut in four months as violators Of it, according 10 tno records of the state motor Nehiel' department. Up to July ] ot 'hIS year the only statute under WhlVh ,noeders could be prosecuted TOT mat offense was the reckless drlFcr aw.
 During the same four months, July 10 October, inclusive l'o- : onsra,ors were halcd into court charged with reckless driving which, added to the G6l held for speedlng' would make a total of 2,2HS, as against g,O6S prosecuted for both olfenscs under the combined reck- less driving statute in the cores bonding period of last year. mo increase may be due in part to the fact that policemen who may nave hesitated in the past 10 hold man Tor reckless driving who was, Tn hls opinion, guilty of speeding without being, necessarily, reckless nave been able since Julys l to arrest violation of the latter class for the specific orfenso of which they be- lieyed them guilty.
 The new law provides that 'lf the rate of speed of any motor vehicle operated on any public highway shall exceed thirty miles per hour for a distance of one-quarter ot q mile, of if such rate of speed snail exceed twenty miles per hour Tor q quarter of q mile through the thick lv settled portion of any town, city or borough where the buildings average for such distance not less than 100 feet apart, such speed shall be deemed prima facie eVi- dence" that he is moving at a rate of speed greater than is reason able, having regard to the width ,raffic and use of the highway, the intersection of streets and weather conditions"
 The analysis which the state moor vehicle department makes ot aIl accidents reported to it, i'll &C., rordance with the law. including he classification, "Too fast for con ditions" Out of 14,559 operators whose accidents last year were at trbuted to recklessness. 4O5 were ,liudpal tn have been travelling too fast for conditions" In the first six months of this year, 22O operators who figured in accidents were found by the department to nave been guilty of the same oifensc.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
BOMBER, CHARGE AT
 RATE OF S20O PER
Chicago Gang Specializes in
 Explosions

Chicago, Nov. 27 R)-A bomb ing gang that made a business of explosions at s2OO each has been uncovered and the origin Of two scores Of bomb outrages revealed In confessions of a man and wom. an, the mother of three children.
 A special grand jury will be summoned to investigate state ments made in their admissions 10 prosecutors, Robert E. Grove, states attorney, said.
 Fred WanQuist and Mrs. Lena Rice, formerly a farmers wife, who lived near Columbus, Ohio, told of taking part in five blasts, following their arrest with Joseph Avanzio as they fled from a hard ware store which was blown up early yesterday.
 According to their confessions, the woman, who first said she was Lee McLullan, or Lea Mcclellan, would carry the bombs under n cape she wore over her coat and place them where they were to be exploded, prosecutors said. The man drove their automobile and acted as lookout, occasionally commit ting lesser acts of intimidation such as hurling bricks through windows.
 Avanzio was not implicated in for questioning. Two other men, one Of them an official of q bar bers' organization, also were held.
 Two places, the prosecutors said, Wanquist admitted bombing were barber shops. A glass factory was included by the woman as one place she had aided in damaging, They obtained the explosives from a third party, not named by states attorneys.
 Investigators were hopeful Of connecting with the activities of the gang several recent bombings of homes of policemen, in one of which policeman was killed.
 Wanquist said he had met the woman in Battle Creek, Michigan six months ago. At first he main- tained she had innocently accom- panied himself and Avanzio for all auto ride. He was said 10 be under indictment in Indiana.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
FIND BODY OF BABE

Waterbury, Nov. 27 Rl-The body # d five months old baby boy was iscovercd this noon hidden in ushes near the abandoned Mcriden ,ilroad tracks on the Plank road. apparently had been there several vs. It had nc clothes and was apped in a newspaper dated
 yember 20.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
Sub Zero Weather Hits
 Western Canadian Area

Winnipeg, Man, Nov. 27 GR = Western Canada is shivering in the first below zero weather of the year. Thermometers in Winnepeg dropped to i below last night Other points in Manitoba reported similar decline.
 Edmonton, Alberta, reported 2 below zero and Prince Albert, Sas- katchewan, zero. The Yukon terri tory experienced the coldest wealth CT with thermometers at Dawson down to 6 below.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
NEW ITALIAN COIN
Will Commemorate 25th Year of
 Reign of Present King.

Reign of Present King.
 Rome, Nov. 27 R)-Gold coins of the denomination of 100 lire, com memorative of the 25th anniversary of the reign of King Victor Elm manuel wifi be placed in circulation in a few days. The die was de- signed by the Sculptor Aurelio Mis- truzzi.
 On one side of the coin is pro- file of the King in high relief. Un- der 1t is an oak branch bearing the dates 190o-1925 and "Victor Elm manuel III, King of Italy" The re- verse side bears a nude figure repre- senting a victorious infantryman bearing a flagstaff in his left hand and winged victory in his right. The right knee rests in the summit of rock on which are engraved the Fascist insignia and the dates 1915-191S.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
MorOs Torture Man, Then
 They Cut Off His Head

Manila, Nov. 27 (P - A Filipino school teacher named Nazarcttc was captured by Moro outlaws near Lake Lanao, In Lanao pro- vince today. After torturng the man, the outlaws cut off his head with a bolo knife. Later the head was put upon pole and exposed to the public.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17

de dicho informe, o de cualquier
otro informe adicional que el tri-
bunal solicite del Institute, que
como medida de seguridad p1-
blica dicho acusado debe ser re-
cluido en- un manicomio, o en-
cualquier otro asilo de naturaleza
analoga, la corte dictara una or
den disponiendo que el acusado
ingrese en- ell Manicomio Insular
para ser ALI tratado por los me-
dicos de dicho maniconlio y por
los del Institute; Y dicho acusado
permanecera en- dicho maniconlio
hasta que la corte ordene, des-
pues de consular con el director
del Institute, que Sc lie ponga en-
libertad; Disponiendose, SIN ent-
barge, que dicha orden no sc die
tara hasta que no hayan trans
currido cineo dfas contados desde
la fecha en- que el informe que
Sc refiere este articulo hubiera
sido notifcado al abogado del
acusado, quien tendra entonces
derecho a oponerse, dentro de los
diez dias siguientes, a que la
corte ordene el ingreso del acu-
sado en- el Marficomio Insular, de-
biendo, en- case de formularse tai
oposicion, celebrarse por ambas
parties, la prueba que estimaren
conveniente y que, de acuerdo.
con los principles generates de
evidencia, fuere admissible a jul
clio de la corte; Y disponi61edose,
adem1Gs, que por virtud de la or
den disponiendo que ell acusado
ingrese en- el Manicomio Insular,
v que sc reiere ell presente ar
tfculo de esta ley, dicho acusadO
no permanecera reclufdo en- ell
maniconiio por un periodic mayor
que ell termino maximo de la pena
que apareja ell delito que cons
tituiran los hechos que Sc lie impu-
ten, de haber sido los mismos rea-
lizados por persona con capaci-
dad mental sufciente para delin-
quir.
81 del informe que Sc refiere
el artfculo sexto de esta ley, O
de cualquier otro informe adicio-
nal que la corte demande de los
especialistas del Institute, result
tare que Ell acusado, al tempo de
realizar los hechos que Sc lie inn
puten en- la acusaci6n, denuncia
information, segln ell case, care
cfa de la capacidad mental sufi-
ciente para eomprender la natu-
raleza, caracter Y consecuencia de
sus actos, y no Sc desprendiere
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17

de dichos informes, la necesidad
o conveniencia de que ell acusado
ingrese en- el Manicemio Insular,
en- cualquier otro asilo de ma
turaleza analoga, la corte, 81 dem
tro de los ounce dfas siguientes
a la radicaci6n de dicho infornIe,
ell fiscal del distrito no compare-
ciere oponerse ellc, STTdenara
Ell archivo de la causa, absolvien-
do al acusado de toda responsa-
hilidad criminal; pero 81 ell fiscal
compareciere dentro de los mencio-
nades ounce dfas a oponerse a
que la corte decrete ell archivo de
la causa, ell tribunal ordenara la
celebration de una vista para dis
cutir dicha oposici6n; y en- dicha
vista podra ofrecerse por el acu-
sado Y por ell fiscal; evidencia en-
pro Y en- contra de las conclusiones
formuladas en- e1 in1orme sobre-
dicho; Dispomi61dose, que 81 des-
pues de oida dicha prueba, la cor
te asf 10 estinnare justo, dicta-
ra 6sta una orden para que ell
aeusado ingrese en- ell Manicomio
Insular donde debera ser tratado
clfnicamente por los especialistas
del Institute, asistido por los
medicos del manicomio; Y dispO-
mie'adose, Gden6s, que en- ning6n
case podra dicho acusado perma-
necer recluido en- el manicomio
en- virtud de la orden a que Sc re-
fiere el anterior "disponiendose",
por un periodo mayor del que Sc
senala como termino maximo de
la pena para los delitos constitui-
dos por los hechos que Sc lie inn
puten al acusado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17

Sobres ''coin" y sobres corrien-
tes de todos los tamai1os. Papel
secante y cartuIi1as en- todos los
colores y bases. PapeI "Poster"
y de peri6dico. PapeI ''Bond" pa
ra cartas, bIanco y coIores, 10 y
20 lbs. PapeI M. F. Book (Sa-
tinado). Carton en- distintos grue-
SOS. PapeI de seda, bIanco y CO
lores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17
ARA LAS FARMAcIAS, COLMADOS,
Y TIENDAS EN- GENERAL:

Carton corrugado en- roIIos de
36". HIo de aIgod6n en- caiitas
de IL bollitos coIores surtidos.
Papel en- rolIos de todos tanafios
y distintas calidades, entire elias
ei va conocido papeI ''Pitirre
Kraft. Cortadoras de todos ta-
ma1os para rollos de papel. tiiIo
de algodon bicoIor (bIanco Y ro-
lo-bIanco y azuI). PIatos de car
ton. PapeI parafiDado bIanco. Pa
pei SeidIitz azuI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17
lei Senador Juan B. Soto ha presen-
itadO un prOyectO de ley nstituyen-
idO uncuerpO m6dicO anexO las cor
tes de justicia de P. R.

bre el estado mental del acusado;
81 hubiere en- este alguna amor
malidad de cararter patoI6gico,
expresara en- su informe la rela-
cion que, a su juicio, exista en-
ire tai anormalidad y la comisi6n
de los hechos detectives que Sc
imputan al acusado.
ST del inforne que Sc refere
ell articulo sexto de esta Ley >re-
sulta. que el acusado no tiene ca
pacidad mental suficiente para
comprender la indole del proceso
que Sc lie sigue; pere no resultare
que el acusado, al tempo de reali-
zar los actos que Sc lie imputan
en- la denuncia, acusaci6n in
formation, seg1n el case, carecfa'
de la capacidad mental necesaria
para entender la naturaleza, ca
racter Y consecuencia de sus ac-
tos, v para comprender Y saber
que La realization por parte suya
de los actos que Sc lie imputen,
inplica un delito que merece cas-
tigo, sera deber de la corte de
distrito, dictar una orden dispo-
.niendo que dicho acusado ingrese
en- ell Manicomio de Puerto Rico,
donde sera tratado clinicamente
por los medicos de dicho manico-
mio, con la intervention de los
especialistas del Institute que
por la presente Sc crea; Disponi61a-
dose, que cuando a juicio de es-
tos, ell acusado, haya reeobrado
la capacidad mental sufciente
para comprender la naturaleza
del proceso que Sc le sigue, ell
director del institute comunicara
asi la corte, la cual entonces,
dictara una orden fijando la fan
Ia que deba prestar el acusado
para quedar en- libertad, mientras
sc procede a la sustanciaci6n del
juicio correspondents; Y presta-
da y aprobada que fuere dicha
ffRnza, Sc pondra en- libertad al
acusado.
81 dentSo de las cuarentiocho
horas despues de dictada la orden
fijando la fianza a que Sc refere
el artfculo anterior, esta no hu-
biese sido prestada, Sc librara por
la corte orden para que el mar
shall proceda a arrestar al acusa-
do, Y a conducirle inmediatamen-
te a la carcel, donde permanece-
ra hasta que hubiere prestado la
fanza, sc hubiere dispuesto otra
cosa por el tribunal; Disponien-
dose, que el acusado permanecera
en- ell Manicomio hasta que hubie-
re sido arrestado y conducido a
la carcel por ell marshal, de con-
formidad con 10 dispuesto en- esta
Ley.
81 del inforlne que Sc refiere
el Articulo sexto de esta Ley, re-
sultare que el acusado, al tempo
de realizar los hechos que sc lie
imputen, carecia de la capaeidad
mental necesaria para conlpren-
der la naturaleza, caracter Y con-
secuencias de sus actos; o, en- case
de tener la capacidad mental ne
cesario para comprender la ma
turaleza, caracter y consecue0-
cia de sus actos, carecia, no obs
tante, del poder mental para
apliar ese conocimiento a su pro-
pio case, Y para comprender que
la realization por su parte de
los actos que Sc le imputen, inn
plicaria un delito nerecedor de
castigo; v 81 resultare ademas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17

Ell distinguido director allan
cista Hon. Juan B. Soto, ha pre-
sentado un importantfsimo pro-
yecto de ley en- el Senado de Puer-
= to Rico instituyendo I'm cuerpo
1a6dico agregado a las cortes de
justicia del pals.
La nueva autoridad medico-le-
4 gal, que ofciara ante las Cortes
{ de Distrito de la Isla, informara
a is justicia 81 los acusados no
tiene1r eapacidad mental sufcien-
te para cmnprender la fndole del
yproceso que Sc le sigue.
EEL PRoYECTo.
Debido su importancia, damos
continuation las parties sobre-
ssalientes del importante proyecto
presentado por el Senador Soto:
.EN Ell SENADo DE PTO. RICO
Ell senor Soto prese1to el ST
. guiente sproyecto de LEY:
Para crear una clfnica psico-
4 pathological, para derogar cualquler
(, ley que a esta Sc oponga, y para
> otros fines.
Decretase por la Asamblea Pc
gislativa de Puerto Rico:
Por la presente Sc crea pna
sclinica psicopatol6gica que Sc CO.
lnocera con ell nombre de ''Tnstl-
tuto Psicopatol6gico de los Tri-
bunales de Justicia de Puero Ri
co.., y funcionara como un Nego-
ciado del Departamento De jus
ticia.
Ell personal tecnico de dicho
Institute Sc compondra de IN di-
rector Y un sub-director que Sc
ran nombrad por el Gebernador
de Puerto Ric ,con la aprobacion
del Senado; y de les emplea1os
subalternos qne fueren neeesarios
a juicio de dfcho director, y cuyo
nombramiento autorice el Gober-
nador de Puerto Rico.
FL Institute Psicopatol6gico
que por la presente Sc crea, Sc
dedicara a la investigation v al
estudio de los factories norbificos
de Ia criminalidad en- Puerto Ri
COZ Y especialmente a la investi-
gaci6n Y estudio de esos factories,
que tengan el caracter de psico-
patol6gicos; Y sera deber de los
medicos de dicho Institute, exa-
minar Y observar durante ell ITEM
po que a su juicio proceda, las
personas acusadas de, algdn de-
Tito en- Puerto Rico que, por or
den del tribunal que conozca de la
.causa, fueren sometidas al exa-
men Y observation indicados.
Los tribunales de distrito y los
.1nunicipales de Puerto Rico, ten
dram facultad discrecional para
ordenar que Sc sometan al exa-
men y observation de los espe-
cialistas del Institute que por la
presente Sc crea aquellas personas,
sacusadas de algun delito cuya
causa criminal Sc encuentre pen
-diente ante Ell tribunal que dicte
Ia orden, al ser esta dictada;
lsiempre que dicho tribunal, des-
! pues de oir al fiscal Y al acusa-
tdo, 10 estime conveniente a los
asfineS de la justicia.
I'll director del Institute, una
vez hecho el diagn6stico CORES
: pendiente, informara por escrito
sal tribunal que corresponds, SO
e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17
Sc Alquila

Un segundo piso y un mirador
de la casa de la calle del Mer-
cado No. S. Preciosa vista pa
noramica, todas las prescrip-
clones sanitarias.. Aqua per-
manepte a toda hora del dia
y de la noche. Tel@fono 1894,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17
CENTRAL

EdiflciO construfdO expresamenoe
para Hotel Modernamente equipa-
do. con AscensOr. Hahitaci0neS cCD
bafiO. Tel6fonO. Timbres. Barberfa
y cuantO requiere el MOderno Con-
fort.
Plan EurOpeO American Plan
Desde $1.U0 a $50 De- e $50 8 &c
Restaurant a Ia Carta. Cubierto 81.
SAN JOSIE NO. I2.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
LIQUOR CASE GOES
 OVER ANOTHER WEEK
Counsel for Simon Berthiaume File Motions With Judge
 of City Court
Hearing to Be Continued Ss,urds,
 Afternoon

When the case of simon Berthiaume, charged with a violation of the liquor law, came up for hearing in the city court, Saturday morning. after several adjOurnments. fl was again adjourned for a week Co allow Judge Geissler to review the claims of law made by Der thiaume's attorneys
 Berthiaume was first arrested fol- lowing the statement hy Alcide Ar 'ehambeault that Berthiaume had sold two half piuts of alcohol to him This case was tried Monday morning. Au- gust IT, On account of other cases pending decision was reserved.
 After Archambeault made the state meut to the police Berthiaume's home lWas searched and a quantity of bessr was taken by the officers Saturday morning as the culnina 4tien et this raid, BUrthiaume was lcharged with Illegally manufaeniring lhquar and with keeping hquor witt iu-
 tent Co sell The prosecuting ate l,s a also added counts for sales last Fc u. .A3 aud March and set up pre- 1us 4cenvietHu of violation If the j Ior law
 Counsel inr berthiaume pai iu mo. tons tu Quash the two counts inr ore yiuus sales claiming that they ani dat cd the finding of Berlhiaame guilty. iWhen he paid fine. claiming the conviction and penalty was bar Co I any violation of the law previous c. that time.
 IT. the recital ef the previous con vietion in the complaint a demurrer was entered. lt Was to review the law
 n these technicaiitles that Judge Geas Ter wanted time. On account of sonie of the witnesses heinz at work ad journmeat was taken to Saturday af- ternoon at two clock.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04

Hartford. Conn. s pt 3, i925-- There Is nothing more interesting at she present tiMe. iH the way of state politics. than the poss biiity of a cgn- Rest af the Republican state conven- tian next gear. for Che nomination for lieutenant governor. between the present incumbent of the office, J. Edwin Brainard. of Branford, and John M Wadhams. of Goshen, the chairman of the state board of fn- ance. l. will not develop into fac tional fight in the party both eandi- dates being organization men. They are in favor of the continuance of Mf. Roraback in the state chairman ship Mr. Koraback ig on terms of close personal friendship with them and f 4s expected he 8lIl keep his 5ands of the contest He could not how a preference for ore without alternating the fueufs of the other and s4eH a#leHHtiuH HleHi damage hLz ufestIzl as leader and i@peril ms cen #5HHHHee t# f#e chaifHauzhIp of Che state organization. Sir Wadhams zEaz n Ea race Tor tHa nomination ifur lieutenant governor last year but withdrew hls caadl iaeY in favor of fLa ns nation 9f Iesu H. IrEHosii ; f5 Hft Haafas succeeded Co the egF- era arsfip it vas hy virtue of lia pp- aitIaf d. nnesle.eHt pro tem af the sen- afe that tff BHa.aaHl became leu truaUt governor t9 fIl Che vacancy
 caused hs tHa promotion Of Hf. HHmaui fo fhe Eoveruorship. Mr- BraHard frankly states that ne de- sres term IH H.= present office bY the vate of Che peOple. Ar. ad- hams hos rot avoWed hIs candidacy bat his freud who arc in his conf denee say that he will be before the convp ntlon for the nomination. Both have had considerable experlence in public affairs and they have records for efficiency and attention to duty tn which their supporters can point with pride Nr Brainard presided over the senate at the last session with fairness and with business de- spafch without depriying auF sena- tor of his opportunity tg say what he wanted 10 Eay A chairman uf the finance board Mr. Wadhams has rem dered the state important and Yalu- able service ID the adjustment of is finances l. Wll be a hard matter for the delegates at the convention Co choose between them At this writ- ing there does not seem to be any doubt af the nomination of Governor Trumbui for term in the office of chef executive Co which he would be elected bs the votes of the electors of the state The only thing which will prevent his nomination is his ia- difference Co it-
 Savings Banks
 The statement that has gene the rounds of the press. that some of those n charge of sayIngs banks were viewing with anxiety the increase Ir thp withdrawals of deposits by depoai- tors who have become infected with Che get-richz quick land boom iH Flor ida lacks confirmation But even fl
 f were true there would be no reason for the savings banks Co be alarmed. ntieF the iaVs of the state the banks can protect themselves from exees- sive withdrawals that would have a erippling effect on them. Every mu- tual bank in the state has the power Co suspend the payment of withdraw
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
COUNTY Y. M. (. A.
 SECRETARY RESIGNS
Has Held Position With Success
 For the Past Four Years
Not Ready 10 Make Known Plan. For
 Future

John II Corbett, Windham county M C. A secretary. has resigned Asked what his plans for the future were he said that he had nothing to say further than what he told the committee. IL Is rumored. however. that Mir. Corbett intends Co enter business
 The resignation of Mir. Corbett was presented to a meeting of the Y M C. A. county committee, Friday night lt was accepted with regret after Mr. COrbett had emphatlcally declined to reconsider and made II plain that it would be impossible for him to con- tinue as secretary under the reduced compensation that has heen made ne- cessary by the present budget Harry Richardson of Moosup. one Of the county committee, was chosen to con- fer with state officials relative to se- curing Mir. Corbett's successor.
 Secretary Four Years
 Mir Corbett has been county secre- tsTy For four years. coming to Put nam from the University of North Dakota ut Grand Forks Since he came Co Putnam he has married. his wife being New Haven girl Both Mr and Mrs. Corbett have taken part in the social. religious and civic affairs ef the community and have many friends and aequaintances in Putnam and throughout the county who hope that they may remain here.
 \ resolution was presented Co the meeting, and was adopted. that the Wndham County Committee of the I N. '. A expresses it's appreciation of the work done .n Windham county by Secretary Corhctt since the assoeia- ton was started four years ago.
 Work Has Expanded
 Beginning in a small way four years ago the work has expanded and broadcned under Mir. Corhett's lea dership The boys have been at- tracted t6 join the movement and have esteemed and respected the secretary as leader.
 Mir Corbett has also been a big factor in making Camp Woodstock aI permanent institution and in creating an organization whereby the property was bought to be held for camp pur- poses.
 The committee on resolutions was composed of Ernest (. Morse, Ralph (. Jenkins and Arthur F. Smith.
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04
A CORRECTION

We are requested to state that the
 notice iH last weeks issue, relating ta the funeral of Mir. and Mrs. Dan iel Durand's little daughter. that the Ritualistic service of the Episcopal church was conducted at the home by the Rev F. H. Bigelow of Pomfret' Is incorrect Such service was not conducted The Rev Mr. Bieelow, in the absence of the Rev. Mr. Alder
Putnam patriot., 1925-09-04

ton the school will probably have the largest enrollinent in it's history. this year. The increase in student enroll ment in the past three years has been such that it will be extremely difficult for any further expansion without ad- ditional space l. Is the desire of the school management and the policy Of it's instructional force to render the largest possible service to the youth of the community who apply al it's doors for instruction.