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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
REPUBLICAN, STATE CON.
VENTIoN MONDAY, AUG. %

FRI, frank Hazelbaker, chairman of tba
has iss,'aa state central committee
"as issued call for the republican
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
MILITARY COMPANIES
 GIVE DEMONSTRAT TIONS
Put on Exhibition of Their Work for Benefit of Governor at
 NrridCn .trmor,.

New Eritan's military outfit, en- rolled in the first battalion of the 1G9th infantry, took part in the re. view staged last night at in. Meri- den armory for Governor John Trumhull and the Ncrideu Rotary club
 Major Morrison presented the first battalion to the governor and Lieu tenant William II. Jackson was ad- jigtant. Headquarters company put on 3 special demonstration of its needed wartime duties, including setting up phone service, wireless service and other types Of com municatiou. Company \ dcmon- strated close order drill, company F gave an exhibition Of haNonot drill and company C gave Il calesthenics drill, while company D gave ma chine gun drill and company k a cadence drill.
 During the evening tho military band played three new selections, one of which was especially dedi- catcd to the Flying Governor. Among the notablcs present last night, in addition 10 the governor r,rc Col. D. Gorton Hunter, Gen oral lIaggcrty and Major r. M. But Ter.
 Tho governor in responding 10 q call for q talk, laudeJ tho work of he military companies and oN~ pressed inc opinion that tho sat"fN of the country lies in preparedness.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
PORTUGAL NEGOTIATING
Won't Accept League Conditions Tor Tloatatiou Of Loan and Plans [" Raise Money Elsewhere.

Lisbon, Portugal, March 3 H' - An official note issued hY the For tncuese government says that Ior- tugal has refused to accept th" conditions suggested for the t'ola- ton of loan under the auspices of the league of nations and has again assumed liberty ot action 'o continue the loan negotiations 'ls'- where under other conditions,
 The note says that thc fnanrld' committee of inc league proposed to the Portuguese delegates at C. nova that q final discussion of th. loan be postponed until June. Th' Portuguese delegates refused 10 ac- ccpt the postponencnt and also two conditions imposed by the IeaGn" a. derogatory to Portuguese na'loual spirit.
 These conditions provided for establishment Of lGaEuo delegates to be in contact with the Portuguese government and the lcagnes right 10 send a financial committee to ad- minister the receipts of tho con signed service loan if inc PorN1- Guese government dlI moi tuJhl ils agreement.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
City Items

Rabv chicks, matched locally. Big -or better, stronger, at Herpes, .3 Arrh Strect.-advt.
 Mrs. Frederick w. Latham Of lo5 l:lIck Rock avenue will spend the Neek-oni with her son and daugh- tsr-In-law. MT. and Mrs. Harold latham of White Plains. \. Y. MT, 8'ham is a former resident of this city. He is connected with the Gen eral Motors Acceptance Corporation. having been recently transferred from the Pittsburgh branch to the home office in New York City.
 Maxwell <. Porter. whose admit Huer to the firm Of B. C. Porter Sons Nas announced yesterday has taken d. ole-tourth interest in property oc- nHplaI ny the firm on Main and Count streets. Tho grantor is Frank J Porter, father Of the new mcm- p,r 0f the firm
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Alleges Cow Was Sick,
 Files S2,O0O Damage Suit

Suit for s2,oo0 damages has been brought by Carlo Malcrbo of Bris- tol, through Attorney Harry Gins burg Of this city, against C. F. Cur ts Of Avon. claiming that the pur- chase of a tuhcrCular COW from the defendant prevented him from Sc curing a certificate for his herd from the state.
 The plaintiff states that he was the owner of an accredited herd and that he state would have given him q certificate if it. had not learned hat a COW he purcba s"d from the supposedly accredited herd of Curtis Was iubcrCular
 The COW was killed. but the plain tiff claims damages for loss of stand . ing and reputation as a. cattle owner. He has, for the present lost his chance of securing 9 certificate, he claims.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Decision Is Reserved in
 Wife's Divorce Petition

Bridgeport, March 'Pi-J'LdEf !. k. Booth in superior court today reserved decision on q divorce pc tition entered by Mara Belle Wilson Eraker of Grecnwich against Flu gene Porter Fraber after 21 years Of married life.
 The divorce action was based on an allegation Of cruelty and dcs"r- ilon-
 Frakor. who is cJpahic ol earn ing from s1S.o00 10 5$o."na H"arIr- according 'o his wife has gone f." Cuba II IS claimed.
 Ar agreement ot l-rak"r t" paN hls wife stoo monthly has upt Ls'u lived up l". according 10 t'z'lln"uy ;rbmit'cd.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
WATERBURY MAN IS
 SLAIN IN ANSON|A
(Continued from First FageD

iel Santoro's movements yesterday. The police theory was that the man had been taken on ride and the automobile driven to Division street closely q dumping ground where there was an argument and the shooting followed.
 An owner for the dog was not cd off shot gun picked up on the rocks had apparently been broken when il was thrown away.
 Joseph Wallace of lS Division street said today that he heard an automobile cross the bridge and come 10 a stop. Voices speaking the Italian language were then heard and tho men seemed to be in an angry mood. Four sun shots fol- lowed and scream. Then a car roared by Wallacc's house. Wallace said he ran out and found the dog tied 10 a tree 200 feet away from the body of Santoro.
 Wallace called T. T.. O'Connoll and in turn called police officers. When the latter arrived Santoro Was dead.
 Coroner Mix looked over tho scene Of the homicide this morning and an official autopsy was ordered for '. m.
 Joseph Santone, Of Bridgeport who said he va. q half brother of Daniel identified the body.
 He said he could not give any reason why his half brother should be killed. He was a good boy, said Joseph. He said that he had not seen Daniel for six months. He thought Daniel had been living al Waterbury and the address h" had was ,oo either South or North Main street. Joseph said that in spite ot the several spcllings Of the family name San,one was the correct olr".
 The killing Of Santona last night recalled that 3 murder HaS com mittod in almost the same spot seven years sso The body of q man was found near the rerhyAn sonis town line and persons making the discovery informed police Of both towns. The officers from both towns arrived simultaneously and in one voice the leaders Of the two groups assumed charge of the m vestigation, one claiming that the body was in Derby and tho other in Ansonia. Coroner Mix was sum- moned to act as referee.
 X tape measure was brought into play and the body was measured. II was found that five inches more of the body vas on the Derby side than on the Ansonia side and the police from the former town were awarded the decision.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
BROTHERS SUIT ENDS
 BEFORE TRIAL OPENS
(Continucd from First Page.)

consideration for the deed of con- veyance or any part thereof and that he never had any intention of con- vcying the premises 10 her as a gift or advancement or otherwise, or Of giving the same to her for nothing.
 It was claimed by the plaintiff that prior 10 the conveyance, he occupied the property and had possession Of it and from the date of the convey ance continuously 10 the date of the action, November 9, 1927, he occu- pied and kept possession of the premises. He set forth that at all times subsequent to the conveyance he paid all taxes and water rents, insurance premiums and interest on the mortgage on the premises. He stated that he leased the premises and collected rents for the same and
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Three Burned to Death;
 Seven Others Saved

St Jerome, que, March 9 tP--A fire swept through the small hom" Of q shoemaker so swiftly today that his wife and two of his eight children p"rlshod while he was barely able to save six children trom the flames,
 Despite the heroic efforts of Leon JoH1u,tto, the shoemaker, he was unable 10 ro2ch Mrs, puqUette and hls two daughters. Eornadette, 17, ana raul-Anncttc, ?. Another daughter. Therrso, was only saved after suffering severe burns. and was taken to q hospital in a criti- cal state. Other children suffered miuor burns and injuries,
 The family lived in 2, combination store and house and the fire crcp' upon them while they slept.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Police Chief Bribery
 Case Goes to Jury

Providence, R. |, March Hi- The case of Police Chief James ]. Cronjn ol Warren. charged with ac- r"p'ing a brlhc in connection with thc installation of slot machines in that town, went 10 the jury this afternoon.
 William C. Troy, defenso couns"l, in his argument declared the ''nasti- est politics in the course of our states political history lies behind tho slot nachine scandal, He hi'- orly attacked Edward ]. Menard of Taunton, Mass. who claimed he hrlbed Chief tronln.
 Attorney General Sisson referred to tho slot machines as "SuckinE in the money from the pockets of those who cannot afford 10 lose it."
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Inquest Onncu

New Haven, March 9.--'PI- An inquest was opened by Coroner Eli Mix today into the staying Of Daniel Ssntoro, of Waterbury, for merly of Bridgeport whose body was found near the Old Town Bridge in Ansonia last night. The state police were asked to give assistance be- causc of possible qualifications m the case of Nicholas Denlcola. at Stoffe Inn, Bethany, in December and the previous killing of John Costanzo, of Waterbury, on road in Orange last fall.
 Lieut.. Nirelli Of Bridgeport, mem ber of the state police was called into the case because of his knoNl- edge. of the many persons whose names have been linked up from time 70 time with bootleg feuls i'll several cities.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Not From Waterbury

Waterbury, March a.-lP'-Chiff Inspector William r. Eeegan of the loral detective bureau stated this noon that Waterbury police lad made no report to Ansonla authorl~ ties that Daniel Santoro had ever made his home in Waterbury. fo lice here up 10 noon today had been unable to secure any information with regard 70 Santoro's being from this city, and doubted that lt was so. No information with regard 10 the man was gleaned from persons living at tho addresses indicated in letters on the body of the slain man. Captain Thomas Colosanto was busy this morning investigating the mat ter for Ansonia police, but hit, quest for information had proved fruit less ID 10 noon today.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

them to his own use. He further stated that he expended large sum of money in repairs and improvements thereon and that he spent much time and effort in an en- deavor to beautify the property. all Of which conduct was induced by and made in reliance on the agree ment.
 . He stated that Nora Neenan never objected to the conduct of the plain- tiff.
 Nora Neenan died in March. 1927, and the defendant in the action was appointed administrator of her es- tate. The plaintiff set forth that he requested a rcconvcyance Of the property, but that the defendant re- fused 10 do so and attempted to re- pudiate the agreement.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
RAIDS IN BRIDGEPORT
Five Federal Men Swoop Down Upon Allcged Bootleg Quarters in Park City.

Bridgeport, March P-t'ive fed oral agents from New Haven, to- scthor with officers from the local bureau Of investigation last night raided two 1lle-e1 bootleg quarters here and Con'scated q, quantity Of beer and liquor. At II Midnight street tho officers seized two and 3 half bottles of four per cent beer.
 Anthony kuba was placed under arrest and will be arraiEned before lnled Stltcs Commissioner Hugh J. Laycry at $ later date.
 At G4o Water street. John Flood who was waiting on customers, took up | vessel containing about q pint of alleged iiquor and poured it into the sink. Tho officers succeeded in ."nop?inG up part of the liquid. Flood was not arrested.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Former Ncwspaperman :
 Dies in Hartford

Hartford. March 2 UPl-Rudolph C Hauert ueWspa perInan and Tor n. publisher died here this morn u@. He vas born in this city Dec. -a. 1887. He was graduated from Trinity college in 1912.
 After four years with the Courant lao was assistant advertising manager Tor tho Hartford Fire Insurance company for two years.
 lie then published 2 magazine "llartford Women.'' about three years since its discontinuance he had Lcrn with the Comm ercial Rec ord as assistant advertising manager.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
II\p PLAN EMITTED

NJaut}C "J'y. \, J.. March , r it-p..u~ for 3 pon-'on fund for ...Iatcr. uora aIhmittet 10 'h" ,... J,rs-v Methodist Episcopal o.. ,reI tultt
 uder tno system pastors Nou'i .tv muw4n oG r""- and ono HaGC ..r ,.I' o. fn5r salaries f" .nur9r "". 'mf4 'n average r"n. ,-.. .. -I .r. . rru ued and mlu- f...r# .ugIl r.rr. a' GS wars.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
San Jose Mission Tower
 Built in 173O Tumbles

San Antonio InAaa. Ajao4 z 'H- Tu, famous tn#,r ui Saa la-. al-- sion here. snppoeod 70 har" b,.a built in i7@V ig laur.s.u 4Ws. collapsed last night.
 Tho mission 'as b,.. a ln 'or stars, th- ,Nc.tauo.- o .E."-.r. hauters having anderHa.I 3f- a" THo foatr sni a -.alt .#f.. .r- The only portions intact. O.. ." q . chief features O. the ru"of n spiral stairway which bad ueH ..f rom one large tree tEUE.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Mrs. RudlOng Again Is
 Acting as Own AttOrnc,

FrovlJenro, K, IT. WatrN w" Again assuming the role of her own attorney. Mrs Jessie Margaret Bud long appeared before Chief Iu@lre SreetIand of the state superior coun today to argue her appeal from 'ha absolute divorce granted to Milton J. Eudlong of New York and NrHporr by Jud@o Carpenter iu superior court on october 26. fa27, Tho divorce had been granted on the grounds ot extreme cruelty.
 The court allowed Mrs EuJiou- two hours and 3 Hali. almost ,lja rft- tire morning session.. to ri"ad 'wr cause.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Charge of Larceny Sends
 AgaWam Farmer to Jail

SprinEfioIJ, Mass., Narch 2 Wl- correction waS imposed i'll superior court this noon upon George IT,, Campbell. an A=a"am farmer who was found guilty hv q jury late last night on a charge of larceny Of more than $loo from the comnon"o lth cattle.
 on motion of counsel for inc de fcusc a stay of execution was grant od by the court and the case vii! he taken 10 the supreme court on cN- ,c1pllUnS,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
II WISH DJJNI OPENS MAR. I:;

wHa uuph.on which will formally of.r tha annual Jewish Community ,s.- fw,. in this cI'y. has been ru.. .no..1 from Sunday evening, u.nl Y. 10 Tu'sday evening. r...4 r2. i. has been announced.
 Tn. anmr will bo held at the r.r..rsth I-rl.i synagogue on Win s., .trrpt at G:@o o'clock, II is cX- .sd tbat proutu"nt speaker will
 . ..r.son- Q oI!-c-s the assem-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Automobile SmaShes Gate
 At White House Grounds

Washl0gfo0. WIT0T ' T#-"-N heavy iron Gato lraalu- mic tt" White House grounds. vHh 5't l.ItE cement pillar, WAS partln dnmoiIsh- ad last night by an aHfomonit. 'eIlch crashed into if.
 The driver, giving the name Of Ape snyder, and the' aogu'n who occupied the car escaped .ntury- They were intercepted by White House police. wlo heard 'Al impact.
 In police court today Snyder "a7 charged with reckless driving, hH' was finally assessed only thc iam.as which was rockoueI at aHoat @s0".
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
N tNIA PDWIK TtkEN AWAY

Was iu@tou, Mar. 2 CP--Auth hori'y o' tho president 10 usc American asEhv forces io supervise elections NJ any foreign country. would be withdrawn under terms of q rcsolu- Npu introduced today by senator Norris. republican, Nebraska.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
FI,; NiEs.E> TO NI.tJ

Nrmbrlz of tbe Master Plumbers a~so.a'ion of Now Britain will go fo NldditioWn where they will par tIp1'e in a iojnf meeting with th" m.mbnrs Of thc Ml1dIotown assoe- HfIpU. < member of the National Trd' '.'.u'jon bureau will speak Tho N.r Britain plumbers will in,.t al the <. X. Mills store at 5:ii D. u.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
GOES IN FOR SLuNtMlNG.

London March 2 Nr)--frlncc Henry. the youngest son of King George, has gone in for summing. Before his last summing party he dined at a pub on soup. fish, chicken and cheese He drank beer and hob nobbed with lockers and stevedorcs while in the pub.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
POLICEMAN HURT IN FALL

T|T|0T TT0I N1gnNf f'IT as h' -.. as.H ogt O, d police department .uomehtln on Walnut street this ..o1 aud suffered painful injury. tfa reported the accident 10 Captain N1.r Hao sent hun 10 his homo. 2ln lr.. stu.'. Officer W. S. Strolls #a. l,a}ieJ 10 drive him. and re- ported tH4t inc officer complained rE his pine.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Teacher Reports Theft
 Of S7O From Her Coat

An investigation is being made by fhc pollr' into q complaint by Mrs. rordrrpo teacher al the Smith Business school on Main street that tth was taken out of her coat pock- rt today while the coat was in the I~oeeiuG room
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
BOILER FALLS ON WORKMAN

%a,rgJoro SIljIa Of 6S Franklin street a-oI @%, was injured about in. back 9Iout 2 o'clock this morn ing HH.u q boiler fnIl on him while 'H. Wa5 working on q steam fitting nb in Alonroe'a garage or West Main street. lie is employed as q rIumorr'- helper by A. A. Mills.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
CAPT, pOULsEN RESIGNS

Ansonia, March 9 PNCapt. Neils l. Poulscn of the United States vet cran bureau of the regional district of Connecticut today forwarded his resignation to Major Thomas J. Ban- nigan. manager of the regional office .ot Hartford, the same to be effective April l0
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
WOMAN SENT TO JAIL
,Ir.. Barbara schultz, 2222 East
 Main street. Gets tn Da,e' and

Mrs. Barbara Schultz Of 222 East Main street, who has q police court record for liquor law violations, was fined $la0 and costs and sen tonced 10 Jail for io days by Jndg" will start to serve Inc laiI s"u'"nc" next Tuesday.
 Peter Duhillitls of Church street, who WAS bound over on the charg" minor. pleaded guilty to simple as Sault and vas fined s25 and costs.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Fined and Jailed fer
 RObbirg Federal Man

IIHr'IOfI. W"1"T 7- TH" T-"-- - C, Montgomery pIo4IrJ @HHy in police court 'rd.r 10 'a.'t ." . rom Gaareo F. Cofu'. 'aI.ra' nr rotIc agent. lto aa- ,sE''sl"g 'e =" ia>- ln sail aud Hra f." N ... containing ths a@ont. -Hde. ..4.'.' papers a-J eIrt u- .. t.t l. 'n'ni5 UI a. -.Et ..'. Nertzouu.r In5.a"" . ta- .t.- Lp ou .'. -... '. thf- -ife.