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Undy on Second Leg of Hop to Canal Zone *"■.j ’ s.'-Ti.rj?^^-*'" +■4.'- ■ ‘ ; J'; A NET PRESS RUN THR f(rKA3*iFriiR AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION b> u. for the month of January 1920 K«f* Ua'eca Fair and ' wai^Dier - io^' 5,241 n i^ t; Wednesday int^artt^clond- Bleniber of the Aadlt Bnrean of Clrcnlatlona iness and warm^ foRtiA^ by snow or rain. ‘ i (Claasifled Advi ^tisips on Page 10) VOL. XLIIL, NO. 95. SOtlH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRIM Y 5, 1929. (TWELVE PACES) PRICE THREE CENTS SAVE TREES LINDY’S NEWEST SKY TRAIL QUIET PROBE IS THE PLEA QFDRYLEAGUE AT_HEARING N O W M G ON Hartford Road Residents Board of Fmance u d Con­ Senate Committee i ^ s That Tough Man O f Soviets Saipnel Untennyer, of New Want Improvements But trol ^ e v M State Can It Spent Nearly $100,000 York and Jewell W. Del- Prefer to Keep Trees; Se­ fietAlongon$71,0OO,- During the Last Presiden- Lives On A Nail Diet mar, of OocaRo Retained STO^ roft lectmen in Special Session r FUEL 000 for Next Fiscal Year, tial Campaign. Moscow, Feb. 5— Petri, the ‘‘Cos-AWith a pain in the same, region and by Suspect in Jackson HAVANA" sack Tough Man,” famous through­ without money. Another operation. No serious objections to the Se­ out Russia because he subsisted on A whole pou,nd o f nails. Authorities Hartford, Conn., Feb. The Washington, Feb, 5.— A quiet in­ a diet of nails and vodka, and investigated. They learned that Murder, Deputy Sheriffs lectmen’s proposed re-establish­ state budget for the years .1929-30, quiry into the expenditures of the claimed that the fiery liquor digest­ Petri toured the saloons of the ''A ' ment of highway bounds on Hart­ and 193D-31 went before the Legis­ Anti-Saloon League as well as the ed the nails, has been put in an country. Brother to Visit Him in 4'- ford Road were offered .at an insane asylum to save the Soviets "Give me a drink of vodka and lature here today- in figures com­ wet-forces during the recent presi­ money in hospital bllis, it was I’ll amuse the customers by swal­ informal hearing held last night piled by the State Board of . Finance dential campaign, is being conduct­ learned today. lowing a nail,” he sain to the bar­ Jail This Afternooa 1': .1 provided that in the improvements / under the direction, of Edwa'rd F. ed by the Senate campaign funds Petri walked Into tfie state hos­ tenders. Vodka and nails were al­ pital in Moscow two years ago com­ ways forthcoming. When he felt that will follow none of the present Hall, the coipmlssloner of finance investigating committee, it was plaining of a stomach ache. An a pain he dashed for Moscow. shade trees will be lost. NearJj' E f® o f ”1 and control. The budget was low­ learned today. Recently he showed up in the Willimantic, Conn.,. Feb. 6.— FIRST DA'd ered from the request of .various x-ray showed what appeared to be - Committee experts have beep put / an enormous tumor. Four high- hospital for the third time. The Samuel Untermyer, of New York, every property* owner objecting to departments by the sum o f $1,496,- to work on the reports filed by the priced surgeons operated Immedi­ director said: and Jewell W. Delmar, one of the proposed new lines did so be­ 000. The estimates for the period organizations with the clerk of the ately and extracted 115 nails, each “ If we-operate we will see that cause it would mean leaving a totaled $73,473,987. and were $1,- House, and it is expected that a Chicago’s greatest lawyers, will be from due to four inches long. Al­ you. are:,put in the asylum; if we m treasured tree in the highway. The 146,367 less than the expenditures complete statement will be submit­ together they weighed three-quar­ do not operate you die.” brought here to defend Trenpr ■\| l l ' < J Z l In blenniiim ending June 30. 1929. Selectmen were pleased with the 1 - - ^ fsrUPTiJi?] ted to the committee in the next ters of a pound. He couldn’t pay Petri consented to Jive in the Rice, accused of the murder of results of the informal hearing and FUEL. The Finance and control Board be^ two weeks. a kopeck tor services, and was not asylum, and to the asylum he went. believe that the lines can be ar­ lleves the state can get along on While It is doubtful whether any He left a pound and a half of nails County DetecUve William E. Jack- S f about $71‘,977.000. asked to pay. ranged to suit all the owners. witnesses will be called to explain More Nalls behind in the hospital on his last son. Such was the statement made In the. budget the forest and wild the reports in the few remaining A year ago Petri again appeared trip. The new highway bounds must life commission received the great­ here today by Frederick S. Rice, of be established before the town can weeks of the present session, it is est cut. That board asked for ill3 ,- understood that the committee New Rochelle, N. Y., brother of proceed to lay sidewalks. A 49 1-2 000 In one year and $116,000 in Trenor Rice. The presence of the foot highway will be established plans to present a complete picture LEAPS TO DEATH the next, and received Instead $18,- of the activities of the so-called HOOVER’S CABINET country’s groatest lawyers will be between West street and the West 000 plus, In each yean The State non-partisan political organizations TO ESCAPE LAW required only if the local lawyers Center street junction or Dunce’s MANAGW H i^way Department received no in the last campaign. see that the outsiders are needed, Corner if this new layout is ac­ recommendation, but the amount Studying Reports. and nothing will be spared to help cepted. Then the town can also re­ It figures is necessary each year Accountants have been assigned IS STILL UNKNOWN Officers Were Searching Room the man now held in Brooklyn pair the west end of Hartford Road, was put down. The Highway De­ to analyze the reports, many of for Dope When Girl Jumps jail. the source of many complaints. partment can use $11,737,500' in which indicate that one or more or­ from Window. Sisters Coming Those Present ^ i c / i one year, and $14,188,500 In ganizations were created durlnj, the Frederick S. Rice, reaching bere another. Those who were present at the p u n t a r e n a : , campaign solely for the purpose of But Newspapermen in Flori­ Boston, Feb. 5.— Members last evening to aid his brother, ar­ hearing were James Rohan, Louis o Tlie Rerommendiitions collecting funds for campaign units of the police narcotic squad to­ ranged to make his first visit with Dunce, Adolph Dronke, Michael S TO P FOR l/S w iD ' Among the recommendations are which could not successively solicit day were sent to search for Trenor Rice this afternoon. The Krauss, Henry Demeusey, Harry FUEU the followings In a-table, where-the funds directly. da Make More or Less Ac­ drugs in the third story room of visitor had not previously seen his Seaman, R. O'. Cheney, Jr., Emil first amount is that for the fisanj Activities of many of the Anti- brother, he said today. Two sisters year of 1929-30. while the seco^ Miss Marjorie Hamilton, 37, in Johnson, John Hill and Charles Smith committees were, financed by the south end. of the Rices are coming here tomor­ amount is for the fiscal year of the national Democratic constitu­ curate Predictions. row, One is Mrs. Marion Worden, L. Donze. James Rohan objected 1930-31, She asked Ihe two officers to to the layout because it would cut tional committee of Chicago, ac­ wait outside a momient; When of California, the other Mrc. Flor­ Attorney General: $70,158 and cording to a report before the com- ence Wakelee, of New Rochelle. in back of a lawn terrace, hedge $70,158. they entered. Miss Hamilton and valuable tree. He believed that mlttfte’s accountants. ySome contri­ Belle Isle, Miami Beach, Fla., was rot Ir the room. Mr. Rice today announced, as h* Canitol and grounds: $283,845 butions reported by this committee the line could be swung to ■ the and. $287,845. Feb. 5— Speculation over he make­ Sho was found outside on prepared to go to Brooklyn, that came from known Republicans. either he or the local attorneys, south to save these. Louis Dunce, State Police: $437,500 and Total expenditures of the cam- up of President-Elect Hoover’s the pavement below. She had Henry Demeusey, Harry Seaman, R. $437..500. • either jumped or fillen. She Samuel B. Harvey and Williap A. Total Expenditures, Cabinet was at fever heat here-to­ King, would have a statement to O. Cheney, Jr., Emil Johnson and Donlestic Animals Department: paign committee of the Anti-Saloon died two hours later at city Charles Donze had no objection to $14,145 and $14,145. day among the “ Inslde-out-siders.” hospital. issue after the visit The three ex­ League: of America, state units and pect to bpend most of the afternoon the layout, and most of the objec­ Motor 'V^ehlcle Department: other dry canipalgnlng bodies to­ Two men have been "appointed” to tions that were raised were minor, $77i».57S; and $835,583.
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