Bridgeport Telegram, The (Newspaper) - March 31, 1928, Bridgeport, Connecticut THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM THE WEATHER air and Warmer REPORT ON EDITORIAL VOL. NO. 7S Open 1o Circulation Week Ending Mar. iiii red .is me post office at under m-i of U. S. Pat. SATURDAY MARCH 31, 1928 36 PAGES TWO CENTS ON NEW li CENTS A WEEK BZ MEDICAL EXAMINER GAVE ORDER FOR SILENCE IN DEATH OF SUTAY YOUTH Dr. DeLuca Admits on ness Stand That He Advised Welfare Department At- taches to Keep CORONER PRAISES HIM FOR ACTION HE TOOK Newspapermen Tell of in Getting at Truth on Night of Lad's Odds One to Four That Germans Will Reach U. S. NEW March of one to four that the German flyers will be successful In flying across the Atlantic ocean from east to west In their monoplane were quoted today by the Wall street of W. L. Darnell and About five thousand dollars have been bet by enthusiastic admirers of the German The big single wager was against 000. Earlier In the week Lloyds In don had refused to wager on the Completely off from Outside World as Wires Fall under Bossy Gillis Visits May Seek Mayor's Job Here I Ever Get Kicked Out of Newburyport I'm Coming Here and Run for He Tells Him When He Was He I'm Running Them Ragged in Bv ROBERT and went around to get bad hoy mayor d j Mayor P. William Behrens at his meat into this j there the two mayors and Full of the reception committee toured the SENATOR WILLIS nii AT HUGE POLITICAL STAGGERS OFF DI Testimony Has to Be Halted AT POLITICAL RALLY profane and his TRAINS ARE HELD UP I Andrew J. Gillis scored The party went to Seaside Park i and said park's i a tremendous hit as special guest eti all over the out i Hie championship fights staged at up and down Main Traffic in Pennsylvania ana Park theatre i tying up traffic at one point when Oil Case Defendant Will Be 1 With ft I me the crowd learned from a huge placard i Twice While Former Inter- j HOOVER'S RIVAL IN OHIO i Candidate for President inico AT oni DAI i v 7y ior Secretary GOING TO CALIFORNIA me I Lake Region Weather Promised it you Dr. Horatio R. one of the city's two medical examiners frankly admitted at an inquest held day afternoon that he ordered official silence on the death Tuesday after- j noon in the city dental clinic at the welfare building of Julius 10, of 314 Hallett The medical examiner received commendation of the coroner for his while witnesses called by the admitted that they had all knowledge of the case when inquiring reporters of the Telegram at- tempted to secure verification of and News Summary BRIDGEPORT Medical examiner passed silence der on welfare In Sutay Page 1. Bossy gives town the once says He'll come here and run for March ed Winter came back to the Middle West for a rousing encore today which gave the March lion an to do a little Weather bureau forecasters however indicated tonight that March's ing tomorrow will be accompanied by a for fair skies and rising mercury were expected on the heels of the severe snowstorm which overspread the of the try last night and The the second of the and sleet In some sections did heavy damage to wire particularly 0. in Northern and hampered j portation from the Ohio to the the to the death of the against w All exonerated for death of young j Page 2. Sophomore girls win track at high Page 10. Police school for county will open in Page 1. C. M. C. members cautioned know what you can other than on the car that In the car was none 1 strode into the club on State street yesterday afternoon at And when Gillis strides Into he It's ot the way for when the mayor of comes in. The authoritative mayor stalked In upon an unsuspecting sy he and looked defiance at his The group was Hardly in readiness for the mayor for he had written to the Elks tlon committee that he would arrive here the vicinity of 6 He arrived at 4 piled Into a car with Thomas Joe Michael and others of thu reception Is Shortly after 6 the party re- turned to the Elks the pleasure of his honor were a number and city someone and he The door was held open and in walked a short stubby Rushed to Lower Altitude in Hope of Aiding EL March Because of the weakened condition of Albert B. former secretary of the it was with a little round hat cocked on one 6ary today to Interrupt the taking of He took his hands cut of Ms thrust them In the of his spread his feet and greeted all Then he on Page Sutay Three members of the editorial staff of the summoned by the coroner to tell of their experiences in the case were asked by the coroner If In their investigations they rone upon an clement that would point 10 a criminal action on the part of any Individual connected with the deith of the Lung Hemorrhage Causes Death tions in one Page 1. Final choice of teachers to be made Page 13. STATE AND Stratford High school seniors leave on Washington trip Page 16. State plans to resurface shore from to Page 16. selectmen decide to auction idle Page 16. The boy died of a hemorrhage of the j man may lose foot as result lungs which started as Dr. Nathan ol Page 12. f of New employed In the city dental extracted t troublesome tooth In the right upper Jaw of the Efforts were made to the flow of blood but proved un- successful nnd the boy died within IS after the hemorrhage ed. The first witness called in the case Detective Sergeant Thomas who was detailed by the Scores search for missing Brookfield Page 1. GENERAL Senator Frank B. Willis drops dead at huge welcome home political rally In crowd of ID panic after sudden Page 1. In the great lakes region the snow i turned to sleet which clung to tele- phone and telegraph lines until they and as a result wire from Pittsburgh as far west as I DCS were badly was hardest hit and for a time was entirely cut off from the outside world except by While the city was Isolated it was reported that a tornado had struck but this later was found to be With telegraph facilities halted the Lima News obtained part of its Information from the outside world by radio from the Associated and also trans- mitted news of the elty by Several villages in Pennsylvania were cut off from communication by the storm and many through trains both East and West out of Chicago were delayed mostly because of poor wire In Chicago the like the 111 had Its compensating The snow extinguished a fuse attached to eight sticks of dynamite under a downtown A bright sun broke through the clouds late and tomorrow ther indications will be fair with rising temperature throughout the entire midwest both trains bound for New Page Blizzard sweeps western Ohio being crippled when of telephone wires are forced down under Page Fall grows weak PS ue gives oil ing attorneys forced to call halts Page 1. Automobile men Canada HANKING ADMIRALS GIVEN NEW POSTS Death of ends spectacular I battle between him and Hoover to the He but Ohio situation Is still In TOIC of statements taken from Dr. I rage 1. Dr. Josephine Lawton Judge should be thirteenth juror CLEVELAND Ohio in i- Eagan who were present in and third lawyers at Buckner I nni M th. ihe clinic when the fatal i tells Yale Law Page 17. I one w most started and of further statements Ranking admirals are given new rn from Miss Catherine Page 1. i of the city and from Forty in lured in train crash In Ohio newspapermen who were met with an impenetrable wall of silence when they to gather the facts of the Dr. Nathan of 10 Carmel New declared that ing his seven months work at the me he has treated an average of 12 patients He stated that the Sutay boy appeared in the clinic ly 2 o'clock on Tuesday after- nlm Page 12. coon and that after he had examined his entry card purported to be signed gas was administered to the youngster and Dr. Chorney ex- the troublesome At the same according to the a heavy gush of blood spurted from the boy's mouth and Dr. Lawton who was standing nearby on Page FOREIGN German flyers put off hop until next week because of continued net start until Monday at they Page 1. j Mussolini order bans Catholic boy Pratt Becomes Commander of Battle Nulton Leaves Naval SCORES SEARCH FOR BROOKFIELD WOMAN March In an extensive re- alignment of ranking officers of the Iral W. V. Pratt will become fascist youth brigades Page 17 commander of the battle fleet and Rear Italian flyer sets new speed record I Taylor will assume command 1 of the scouting fleet in Atlantic ers during the Mrs. Charles 61, Dis- appeared at Son's Home hours of search have failed to reveal as as a tract of Mrs. Charles not been seen since left her son's house Thursday night to return to her home in of 318.57 miles per Page 17. EDITORIALS Page 18. Special Page 18. Complete Weather Page 18. Magazine Page 22. Radio Page 14. BUSINESS Foreign SPORTS Manager Whitman gets offer of three The transfers were described by Wilbur as being in the nature of routine changes made necessary by termination of sea duty tours of the Admiral L. R. De is to be relieved from command of the battle fleet In the Pacific waters and assume duties as the commandant of the Third Naval district and of the navy yard at New filling the post left vacant through the retirement of Rear Ad- At present Admiral Pratt Is in command of the battleship divisions of the battle Rear Admiral will relieve Vice 12PLEAS GRANTED Wives Relate Tales of Abuse Advised by band to In the first field held at the short calendar session of the Superior court twelve decrees divorce were granted snd decision reserved on one other The presiding Judges were Carl Foster of this and Alfred C. Baldwin of the former sitting for ths time In Bridgeport as a Judge of the Superior Judge Poster granted none of the decrees and Judge Baldwin Clarence I. Dougal of was granted a decree from Charlotte M. also of New who lived with Mm. Just two weeks when she decided that married life was not for her and returned to the Hie of a single The couple married tember 24, 1924, according to his wife never really knew whether to stay with him or She left thrice before the final parting on October 8, 1924. He told the Judge that his wife stayed with him long enough to turn his first pay check to her declaring that they did not need it. Dougall is a civil engineer In the employ of the Stale Highway de- Drank Too Having lost a weekly Max H. of New York has been drunk continually one according to testimony offered by Edythe Wright Tuttie of She was granted a of a minor child alimony of on Page FORTY INJURED AS HERE NEXT FRIDAY Inspector Cornelius Cahalane of New York Will Be March among cities and towns of county who are seeking to establish a county police training school was by Bridgeport here when Police Commissioners T. J. Pardy and Stephen T. with dent Charles A. Wheeler registered their unqualified approval of the project in B. conference with Mayor Anson F. Keeler and officials of Stamford and School Opens The school already by New and Greenwich became an established fact today when It was decided to formally launch the school in Bridgeport next Friday under the of Police Inspector Cornelius Cahalane ol New York who will come to the Park City to confer with officials at the invitation of Superintendent Subjects to Be Taught The training school project was In- three weeks by Mayor Keeler who suggested that the towns and cities of Fairfield county unite to establish a training unit where ly appointed and prospective police of- could be put through six weeks course In the study of police duties tinder the direction of experts from i New York and New Special emphasis will be given to the Tegal aspect of presenting court enforcement of traffic and j Harry P. Sinclair in his trial on charges of conspiracy to defraud the ment in connection with the leasing of Teapot The hearing was to be resumed Plans are now to take Mr. Fall to California Sunday if Atlee j special government finishes with the cross-examination Mr. Fall has been urged to go to fornia by physicians who believe his condition would be improved by his i moving to a lower Fall continued his story today of the leasing of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve which resulted in his being indicted with Sinclair for conspiring to defraud the government and a charge that as a cabinet officer he had ed in Liberty bonds from the oil man for the The story was told In the seclusion of the library of his home and his friends said It would put a new light on the famous oil land His taken by Sinclair's story told before the Sinclair had accepted the lease after having once tossed it back to declaring he was with es While 2.500 Wait Him to Speak at Coming SENATOR FRANK B. PUT OFF FLIGHT Daniel Thew according to the j to Rp story told before the was that 5IarI IS De before Monday as Cold Winds Fall was examined two hours at the CROWD IN PANIC AFTER HIS DEATH IS ANNOUNCED Hundreds Hurry from Others Sit Near Collapse Hemorrhage Caused I March i Associated i Frank B. candidate for thy i republican presidential a led of cerebral hemorrhage Re was stricken while on ttM platform st MM persons had gathered to listen to MM s son deliver campaign in a huge homecoming He drew last in ante- room at Cray's Ohio On the unaware of Ml the Buckeye Olee club MM singing a campaign Senator Willis died at p. m. he fell into the arms ot his Charles A. just ha taMM ihe Senator Willis was just speak when he became As tit the stage with Mr. he I never felt this way In lire There is something 11 I Ij as they entered the i March 30.-.BT i Jones the sector fatigue when It was over than he did last night when Wright refused to continue the questioning because the elated Adverse in desperately at the wj land and over the Atlantic ruined cabinet officer showed signs ot ex- Baron Von hope to con- lease were carried on by J. W. j L. this Junkers who represented Sinclair and that the j plane Bremen was unleashed today only to enter the IXT husband drew his last Crowd Secretary Jones returned to the On that according to the j carefully rolled back into the J w cil man did not come Into the ar- rangements until the day the lease was signed April 7. 1023. from its field and with a full load of fuel and oil aboard wan The secretary caught be reached the The senator called feebly for Sue was summoned quietly oft Sinclair met Zevely iu Washington and j and the flyers are not optimistic about any He is gone from us for went to Fall's office where the latter starting before j Free State troops guarding the plane i were prepared for a long seige Tne which only ihe they had dug themselves i nunu before had participated In a shelter overhead i political for protection from rain and on Page LOMSKI WINS OVER TAP I TIT II U made Baldonnel field Irl H Aberdeen Boxer Gains to Meei Loughran for Light Heavyweight on Page catchers from Memphis Giants score 17 runs In one inning to come within one of Thirty people in the league record by Officers Walter Boas and Porter i Jack Deianey and Jack to to San as of the barracks meet in Garden April 30. until early stumbles and loses single to win Grand National ant of 11th.naval district and of the major base at San Nulton Leaves Rear Admiral L. M. at ent superintendent of Nava lined on Home Across Mm. Pettit with her her daughter and her Mr. and Mrs. Daniel son lived short way off in but the way to his house was across a A corduroy road led across the swamp it was considered reasonably nafe fir anyone who stayed on It. When Mrs. Pettit did not return on fair WESTON HAS ANOTHER CONSTABLE IF NEEDED i Klan Official Refuses to Answer Questions at Rhode Island Probe FAST TRAINS CALDWELL BY VOTE Eastbound Liberty Limited 136-35 Ballot Decides Long By J. NEW March elated A right hand that ded steadily to the body with numbing effect and the Inexperience of Joe curly headed blonde youngster from tonight won Leo Lomski a ten round the right to fight Tommy Loughran j for the light heavyweight could tlo Just about ns he with the sturdy lumberman from Washington when the on Page MAKE NEW RECORD Telescopes Rear of way Limited in March Associated The Pennsylvania rood flyer crashed Into the limited on the same miles west of here injuring more than 40 passengers on both between Dill and Radio March By By a margin of a gle 10 Senate late today confirmed the nomination of Orestes H. of New to be a member of the Federal Radio com- mission by confirming the nominations About half of the injured were re- j of Sam a Kansas moved to hospitals here while j Harold A. La a Utah cans treated the remainder In the and IrR Cl a West The Broadway limited WHS orders from a because of graph wires having been severed by a storm labt night when the bore at miles Both vere prst The Liberty engine ploughed into glued to their Tears ran from I eyes of many of his old It 1 half an hour before many could the news Five physicians were called to atta the Doctors Dorrance S. I. T. Floyd V. and W. O. They death due to Earlier In thr evening Senator Flyers Happy That from Has Honors Tell of JACKSONVILLE j Associated The world's going test airplane record came back to of cleverness and flashing left America from Germany today But once the cruel and George right hand that dropped Loughran a new mark of 53 38 in one round and numbed a half dozen ot the best light heavyweights I The new mark was one U In the changed the whole aspect i seconds beyond the of of 52 22 31 seconds made The bland Pole from the tall pine i last August by Johann and i country toyed with Sekyra at close using taking advantage of the the Junkers ton youth's holding to an un- After Jockeying their single motored merciful tattoo on Time monoplane to and again turned his on WILLIS DEATH POLITICAL Hoover's Chief Opponent of Race but Ohio Politics in ey 1 March CM ccl The deatn of Sen Wi brings to an end one of the I unit i L Ui 11CU 11 In J UC ut -i around and smashed him on the back i Uie American came down this n i nisu mill flic i j of the head with right hand afternoon at eastern standard that shook to the As with the fight wore on u crimson oval grew 550 gallon on there was a ruby They had taken the air at five gallons of their Un Republican p or fuel still In the solution It is to was no roll i set of and each o'clock last to Senator Willis and Herbert call on these cs no opposition develop ed. To One Vein These four with Eu- O. make up the under an act Is continued for one and additional body punch brought a wince on It the second time that altered against each other in primaries to be held April Mi oil If Truman is removed from ihe office of constable of the town Western because of his arrest m R. March Associated Press i Members of the house committee on militia which Is reported attempts by Klan to giln control of the state's militia forces said tonight that on Tuesday they would probably consider whether to bring contempt proceedings against Frederick T. secretary of Roger Williams Klan No. 18. Testifying before the com- at today's Remington frequently to questions a club car on the then to the status of a board I Ing the club a mill car find a of review with actual administration j parlor car in the center ot nine of Federal affairs transferred to committee to for con- p i tender smashed Into the f the terms of all of the Six Dry Agents Indicted for Running Rum Syndicate March 30. 1 that With were e. the Ohio law it is necessary for to express his tsl f Tie primary and the date for h expired more a i. Y It will be possible to I ator name from the Co is for the Ohio leaders to 1 will mean for the senator's frl determine whether they will i ed j named Joseph P. an up the campaign against other members of the com- ing on Twenty-seven i the two negro ary William permit the delegation to fO prohibition tni walk for driving while under the to Attorney General of town i or committee mom discovered that Julius fd constable at last duly sworn in by Wept on to vn and therefore eligible to ad- town At first It t is tn was hi thur had not made nn official decision on whether to act. Representative William J. of North a declared he believed Remington should forced to an- and other members of probe board said that when hearings are Tuesday the question of lug with refractory witnesses will be considered greater HORN STARTS MAN STRUCK BY STONE BACK TO EUROPE TODAY IN STREET FIGHT DIES dry and Horace Lyle and o saloon uin by or whether they and four were j attempt to continue the fight in ed In ten returned when toe name with a view to A. thought thai tlie only constable had owi duly sworn Other Including ore duly circled town March Associated John ot wits killed today during a reel fight in the Jamaica Plain In fix mm who a his not been police that who Trader a literary tit a hurried visit to port Thursday night and the today by a grand The i saloon keepers refused to with the i charges wert violation tlic Agents and Lyle tlon and acceptance of I called upon to raid the The I bribes and liquor taken stored at Kelly's j DO JPC The indictments thp second I place for disposal by the vl phase of a general investigation which I while the agents took Just enough a few days ago resulted In the evidence on Page DROPS TO DEALERS IN BOSTC of Mr. and Mrs. H. Of Titus A. and j Two are charged with PCI Press i involved in un but Have never been for pi will be a hearing in Town i Frank A. Cam p. Resistant of the died at his j mm with a woman She he lmf He hern thr u by ihp concern Tor Die investigation ihe over fitly highway Trader Horn became hr B book of his In A new book bv him Is now Tor prominent of others of the ward on operating Herbert L. March charges of violation of the dry er chief in the prohibition ed A reduction of one department ii secured of quart In the price of milk delli SSO from O. E. a to i ealers in Boston was announced Hbt of to tho ot the and former Lor or by his William Westport prohibition In is charged with he louts K Jpan hy Leopold L. of the and and Dairy but others Trader Horn leaves for Europe Ho said that hr was sorry in the bribery oiul of Abram O. cli law were charged today i visit to Connecticut was sn brief and added that on return to thin try lie would be cure to stay longer la Mayor Thompson is accused of Jacob Maes and Edward r. a syndicate tn the suburb Thr were a of west of the controlling the sale i months of i and ot in I day by the sales committee of tht I England effective April I. will elgl t T us reduction ts the co tee because nf a slight j the supply of and the new will continue In force until I. investigation by federal i cr it is expected that the N to BUM and were also Prohibition j Agents Harry K. J EW SPA PERI
