new BRITAIN. M
H. ltenney. o! No. .01;
tiled Monday at the‘ 2.1....
General ,Hospltsl I .
nose of ulcers o! iii ,oip
Konney was token iillM
ter his return from
rounamilan hold in
its was born in Si
came to this olivlbv
ago. He entered th ‘
North «it: Judd Mt’ III-throes
mouldertsnd wu.‘ Mandolin-until he
became letters] supe‘rlnton’dsnt oi
oi tluiity” s... cap.
' » nand Engineer of
. lickinac to Six .In-
ctlneltts
. R. 1.. Oct, 14. (A.
,’ optnin George W. McVay and
Engineer John A. Grant of the
simmer Mackinac... whose boiler ox-
, lodod in Newport lnlrbor on Au-
ttulit 18. causing it death toll of 58.
pleaded not guilty before Judge J.
‘Jcromc llulm in Superior court yes-
. 'terday to six indictments charging
them with manslaughter and each
< Wes rohruset'l lllltit‘l‘ $15,000 hail.
George J. ltt-llt-y or Pawtuckct.
‘nu'cnt of tho Blackstone Valley
Transportation company. owners of
‘ the vessel. pictldcd not'xuiity to
three indictments charging him with
helm; on accessory before the root
to'mnnslnughter and was released
under $12.0th boil. '
NEW HAVEN. Oct.’ 10.‘ (M9).»-
Antonto Psxluzzt. charted-with set-
ting tire to his grocery store in West
Haven on August 15, who has been
on ‘triaigbetore the Superior Court
and s. Jury. and who mode 0. vigor-
ous content or the charge of arson.
was given from 1 to g years yester-
day. '
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Crippled By.'ParalyZed
NEW YORK. Oct. ?'.'.-~'i‘hc most;
handicapped mun in the hilt poilti-‘I
cal and business life slowly is con-
rgucring an enemy that long since:
would have sent most men into re-j
tlrnment. but which failed to lick-1
this one. » p I
Last fall there mute from n (ictw- t
‘gtt. tprtn 's resott tin; information“
tint. i-‘ln kiin D. Roosevelt, former:
assistant secretary of tile navy. and:
vice presidential nominee. was swin‘t-
mhv: his way back to health in the
blood-warm waters of n pine-rim-
med pool. 0
And now. from the Massachusetts
hills. come other reports that.
through it series of spcclni exercises.
he is further gaining: the use of. his
limbs. Ills handicap tell suddenly
upon him four ycnrtl’ ago during the
infantile paralysis epidemic. Strick-
en in a Maine hunting shark. hot
hurlely cscnpcd death. ' \
”For years, since that dny. tho Willi ‘
street district has marveled at the.
indomitable man who stayed at his
desk as official atone of the great
financial concerns. who handled vnst .
ln-lpiess us a child.
The Democratic leaders
thrilled at the New York Conven-
tion when. upon crutches. he made
affairs. but who physically. was}
' lincidenlnlly. in» h-xnrd
WN'C t
Refuses to Give up;—
. Swims for Hours to Cure Stiffened Limb——
. Financial and l'oiiticalG'énius
the tenet active bodies. ..
“l'nt.” he: says philosophically and
humor:“ air. "it' one can‘t stun/i han-
du‘nps. why go into politics? if
there's one place you'll run up
against them. that‘s it."
Just now he is getting
retuln to when: ,
hunted waters flow at Warm Springs
(imam-tin to turn “filth mun." At the
springs it is said that never before
hos any human lived in the water u
did Franklin Roosevelt. As the
tourist. crowd departs at the end of
the season, he arrives. He has the
pool to himself. lie swims :lnd floats
ready to
on the edge for hours in the south?
ern sunshine.
And the. effect upon limbs, with:
crud by paralysis. is tit‘t‘illl‘tid re-
mni‘knblc. qululiy remarkable is
sold to he the new exercise method
upon which he lms lunneliod.
After the paralysis he was toldb)’
ll noted .[lhyi'it'h-Jl: "Swimming il
lhc only thing that will help you."
He Went to tlu- tropics. but the
menace of nlmrlts was there. ‘Then.
ot'the Geor.
stilt pool throvcll friends. He went
quietly inst your to experiment. And
as he rl‘turns. it is with confidence
his impassioned plea for Al Smith.
They cheered. but they also went.
Franklin D. Roosevelt in his in-
finance is one of the most :u‘ih‘o
men in New York city, with (m‘ or
that he in twins; to will back hi5 old
illii’lllis‘l lzvzvtti‘,
‘ "itut it's ti..-
lrn) how," 2. his
‘t‘ollll‘s up {Mr .‘iil'.
mind that matters.
comment. as he
rotten ; N. VETS
, M..- -
WALLINGFORD. Octolwr ll. ~
Deciding against‘the continued use;
of Allingtown Hospltnl for World,
War veterans. delegates at. the quur- :
terly meeting of the state dcpurt.‘
ment of Veterans of Foreign “Eu-e
hero ycetcrd y favored u. now gov—i
ornmcnt-ow ed hospital to cure l‘orl
all Connecticut soldier pnticnts. A '
committeewns appointed to confer
with General Frank '1‘. Hines, tiil'I‘Cv i
, tor of the United States Yt-teruns'l
Bureau. upon his visit to New lin-
ven. October 23.
Commi'cnt iiy speakers was to the
U. ~s;i*ll0*st>lul..
i
could not ln- immctl for unothtl'iel'm
FAVOR NEW , {effect tilut lil“ .\iilnittot\'ll “capital
U V ‘, V ins tln: tiil‘vt‘lm‘n believe they must
Ecomply with the provisions of Um
twin or Mrs. \Yllliiltll \vm Winches-
.trr. who lvtt funds with which the
hit-uphill was huill.‘ ‘
'I‘iw uovcrnlncnt lease on the in.
stitution will expire within 3 low
months. The provisions of the will.
it. was stalled. are that. the humid"
he used for the care and treatment
of ttlherctllnr pntlenls of New Hush
and vicinity. The members i)! the
committee nppnlntcd in ooni'erwith
amoral illness are, Departmentcom-
month-r John 1:. Kelley. Bridge ort:
Judge Advocate J. .l. Devin oi
iti'idlrelmrt, ("hint of Stuff James F.
llnlcy of Hartford and James D. Mc-
Kenna of New lirituin. f.
A representative of every post. to
the state attended the meeting. A
dinner was served by the auxiliary
I of‘llnoul Lurbcrry Post‘nt Odd Fl-
1 lows' Hall.
A committee composed
of “cc-Commander Blanchard or
M
rl'lltnlE POOR “SCHOOL TEAC w
‘ ‘ think .0!
the \‘tllt‘llniCltlly ‘-
ill the warm water and then halite
Franklin Roosevelt at. the pool where he is fighting to. regain his belittle I
. . . .
it
1
air some” ‘14.
spertr‘nent of Mrs Jessie
, hyg'pmot‘e detectives employed
o company which insured the
James ‘
s us‘s elitism find" to extend
or “coexhpahynetit to
‘il‘arryinrthe “relaxant! were new;
honed by mutant District. Attorney
Pacers. ' . ” «
'l‘ile jewefry returned included
two pearl necklaces. one mined at
3430.0th and 'tliuother at $250,000:
a diamond ring coined st $80,000:
two platinum .,ditvmond studded
inst-d rings. valued at 8300 each: a
platinum breech of Egyptian design.
studded with “corolvatued at 81.000:
‘3 red enamel' diamond. and gold
compact .vnluo stereo. anden imi~
tntlon emerald ring. Mrs. Donahue
‘ fixed these mine-sud said that or.
cry bit or the loot was in this lot
with the cxceptton‘ot.a $400 bended
ling. v
At, the. close or the conference at
police headquarters which lasted
announced that "there is it boils for
the bells! that an arrest will he
made." He refused. howeved to to.
real any details or the manner in
which the Jewell had come into the
hands of thoiprivuts detectives. nor
had been paid. 'A reward in excess
or 876.000 had been altered (or reg.
turn of the jewels.
Return or thojewels followed up-
on int‘orntstltm’received by the po-
lies that the gems would be return-
ed through underground channels
by agents or the thief and it was be
munity and possibly claim the ot-
tered reward. Shortly before he
learned that the Jewels had actually
come into possession or the private
Bristol and Junior-NiccoCommsnd
Dibble or Meriden and Henry Ti
son of Stamford was appointed t
co-opersto in, estsbiishiu 3» home
tor widows andlorphans of veterans
at Eaton Rapids. Mich.
The Women’s‘Auxiliary also held
a business session “which Presi-
dent Louise But-nip. of. Hartford
presided. ‘The‘nsxt meeting will be
at Ansonts. in Janusry. ' .
I » ,
bruit we now . . '
dram “lotus.
cloud, . ‘ '
5131.609; stolen ‘
oomijtlt'D‘onahue; septsntbor to ;
"turned over to‘tire police’iul j
Jo'othuarteljo With ,tho‘: detectives '
morothan three hours. Mr. Pecan-a.-
would he say whether any reward~
lievcd these person-would seek im- .
P. VDoushue.’ tiling. :7 ’
yesterday from the African Eerie
tion. or Labor unless. ‘withln the n
ninety. d‘ays.‘ it transfers to Rho ,In-’
ternutlonni Brotherhood of Team:
Q .
noon. BRANCHES srasrmitn.
nonw . , stallions
Quin; to-csil those triplets by their rlght mules arm“ as, or the school
year. The; sec, fromlcfl to right, Cnsimer, Harry and Stanley [misfit
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