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Insull on Stand, Asserts Britain Wanted Him There \. THE WKATHKK Foraeaat e ( V. S. WeatiMi AVUUOB OAILT cmCUlATION Hartford fcw tkm meirik e< Oeteber. 18M Fhir_________eeldm, wHh Mgfct . *• heavy froct oa the eoaat aad heavy 5,442 ta the Intertor tonight, FHday fkir. Member e< the Audit ButM of OlreiilathMW (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN Tf' AdvorttsUM an Page M.) MANCHESTER. CONN„ A.&P.LEADERS .Hungrer Marchers Felled In Battle With Police JAPANESE ACT INSULL ON STAND, LOCAL WOMAN KILLED AS SHE IN CONFERENCE TO EFFECT AN ASSERTS BRITAIN OIL MONOPOLY CRO^ROAD ON P R E P L A N WANTED HIM THERE Despite Protests of I) S,, Mrs. Daniel J. SoDban Dies Manasers of the Cleveland Britain and Holland, Man- Utilities Magnate Dedaret As She Is HH by Ante Stores Called to New jE w im iioP E iT y chonkno to Go Ahead — Stanley Baldwin Offered Driven by Janies Maher, York« to Talk Over the SOUTOENOMI Complications Foreseen. Him an Important Post Sitnation. Was Seeking (hO i Bat He Tamed It Down to Tokyo. Nov. 1.— (A P )—The Man- Local Real Estate Promoter Mr*. BUzabeth T a n n ^ Sullivan, New York, Nov. 1.— (A P )—Offi- choukuo government. It was learn- 80, wife of Daniel J. Sullivan, of 418 cials o f Cleveland stores of the ed today, hae already moved to ef- Gets Land for New Tract Remam m U. S. Great AUantlc 'A PadAc Tea Com- .'East Cfenter street, was fatally In- fect an oil monopoly, despite repre- pany were enroute to New York to' sentations by toe United States, jured last night when ehe was at the Green. (tolcago, Nov. 1.— (AP) — Samuel atrudk by an automobile driven by day for conference* on peace pro- Great Britain and toe Netherlands. InsuU, defending himself against ^ James Maher of Chestnut Drlv* at posals of the National Labor B o ^ Disregarding toe foreign charges mall fraud charge* today, told to* the Intersection of East Center designed to end labor trouble* in that toe scheme Is discriminatory Two large parcels of toe Mary Jury that his Middle Western Elecr street and Pitkin street at 8:15 last and violates the principle of the Cone Jenney Moeser estate, one toe Cleveland. Open Dobr, Hainking has Instituted trie power pool had "contributed Three managers o f stores to the Jenney home, at 526 East Center night. steps to assume early possession of more to toe wealth of this section" Death <)ulck Cleveland area, where 300 of the extensive marketing installations street, toe other toe three Jenney than stockholders had lost in In- The Injured woman waa taken to company’s units were closed last made In Manchoukuo by the Stand- houses on Hartford Road, were sold Saturday, arrived this morning In Bull’s two billion dollar commercial the home of Clarence Hale, 473 ard Oil (tompany of New York and yesterday to W. Harry England, East Center street but died before response to summons from the A. A toe British Asiatic Petroleum Com- failure. entering the house. Medical Exam- P. Board of Directors. pany, reliable sources said. proprietor of the Manchester Green A moment after he had made this '1 i iner Wlllltm R. Tinker was called Eight others were enroute to New They are to be eliminated from general store and well known local proud declaration pounding his fist emphatically on the arm of toe wit- and said that death was caused by York and were expected later In the proAtable distributing and retailing real estate promoter.- shock occurilng from fractures of business tullt up during recent dec- To Be Developed ness stand. Insull told toe Jury tost day, a* was J. J., Bums, vice presi- he had turned dowrn an important both legs and other Injuries. Maher dent of the Cleveland stores. ades. The Jenney estate has a large waa held by police pending an In- post offered by toe English govern- ’ The peace proposal was presented When th* 200-odd New York City hunger marchers who planned a two-day convention In toe sUU In Near Future frontage on East Center street and ment, In 1926, to stay In this coun- vestigation. ^ ^ includes four aerta of land suitable to the board of directors yesterday capital to formulate their demands for relief tol s winter reached Albany, police were on hand to turn Both companies received from try. Mrs. Sullivan, friends aaid, had afternoon by John A. Hartford, them back. In toe battle that ensued at toe Hudso n River bridge, the marchers lost, as Is obvious the Manchoukuo ministry of finance for development as residential area. gone from her home a short dis- "This statement, gentlemen, has president of the grocery chain, and from the picture above. Injured men are shown beln g helped into patrol wagons by their foes In toe melee. notification that the monopoly will The large 11 room house, the former never been made public,” said to* tance up East Center street to try pfter an extended conference the Three went to toe hospital, 70 went to Jail. Jenney home. Is now occupied by toe be Instituted "in the very near fu- 74 year old utility executive, weav- and And h « eight-year-old adopted board asked some of its Cleveland ture" and that "In all probability family of Frank L. Plnncy. The daugmer, Dorothy, who In Hal- ing his hand at toe Jury. offlcla!* here for further study of toe present marketing and selling property adjoins several acres now "Mr. Stanley Baldwin offered rna lowe’en obstume had been out play- the National Labo, Board’s plan. system will be greatly changed." owned by Mr. England extending ing with other children in the neigh- toe chairmanship of toe British high To Besmne Parley Officials of the companies were northerly to Middle Turnpike. tension power development,” InsuU borhood. She was crossing ’ East SPEAKERS SUM UP Instructed to report to Hsinking on Mr. England has a tentative lay- Cmter street from the south to the ’ The directors expected to resume STATE POUCE CHECK aaid almost In a shout. their.conferences as soon as all of their Imports and sales In Manchou- out of a real estate development on north side when struck dovra by "He offered me a chance to do, in the. Invited officials have arrived kuo since January 1, 1932, where too property similar to that at the country of my birth, what I bad Maher’s car traveling east toward* ISSUES IN STATE their agents are located and the his home on Chestnut Drive, Man- here. Cobum Green on toe other aide of done in toe country of my adoption. size of their businesses, and finally East Center street. The layout la chester Green. The National Labor Relations TRENOR RICE’ S ALIBIS It was a tremendous temptation." all property, with Its cost, dates of Traffic Heavy board has proposed to the company similar to Cobum Green In f great "I could have gone to EMgland that It reopen its cneveland stores erection and other details i\ith a many respects since a roadway will and duplicated toe reputation there Sergeant John McGlInn and Offi- view to Its transfer- to Manchoukuo cer Joseph Prentice conducted an and return 2,260 employes to work Little New in Arguments Ad- enter the tract from East Center that I’ve made here. There wer* upon on estimate of fair valuation. only two reasons why I did not. Investigation at the scene of .the without discrimination as to union Kept in Jail While Probe membership, pending arbitration. Is | CALL GODMOTHER Previous Action (Ointlnued on Page Six) "The first was my obligation to accident but found no eye witness. Previously, It was learn^. with- Those who appeared at the scene Meanwhile the grocery chain vanced by Either of the « II I my associates here, and to* second out notifying the Standard Oil or my obligations to toe security hold- of the accident and aisslsted in tak- stores executive^ and employes as- Continned — Three Dia- Hi PALMER CASE toe British company, officials of ers who provided me with money t«» ing Mrs. SuIUvan Into the home of sociation planned a campaign Parties Last Night. Manchoukuo notified the com- CAarence Hale nearby, *said that against working conditions in chain do It." monds Found Amid Ashes panies' native agents to come to GERMAN PAGANISM His Defense ti^Ac was heavy at the time going food stores in the New York terrl- Hainking to confer on their employ- east and that Maher’s car was In ' InsuH’s defense of bis Middl* tory. By ASSOCIATED PRESS ment under toe monopoly setup Western ’ utility venture*, which this line. Several other cars in this The flret rtep in the campaigfn will of Roms. Needlework Teacher Tells of after toe foreign concerns have IS SEEN GROWING traffic line stopped to render assist- be a demand to the James ~-*'er Many politicians and nominees crashed In 1932 with toousaads of been eliminated. stockholders aboard, came at th* aace. Grocery Company, which ope»«v~ for office mad* toetr arguments Despite assurances that pur- In reconstructing th* fatal acet' Conditions Prior to Birth close of a morning’s tastimeoy IB 665 stores In New York, New Jer- Danielson, Nov. 1.— (AP) — Con- last night in toe small towns. There, chases of crude oil for toe Man- which he recounted toe story at bis ^ dent observers point out that the sey and Connecticut, for Increased cboukuan OH Company’s refinery at ssctlon where Mrs. Sullivan was nectlcut state police continued toeli some of them ran Into toe counter Chorcii Circles Declare No rise from an office boy’s Job In Lon- pay and other beneAta for employes.
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