New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 2

otar brator assage Complete No Extras Price $5.00 For use in Own Home. sale at Besse-Leland's. o8, none belter, at Morans, 00 satisfied Laster and bell plane owners in sold by C. L. Pierce Co, la club, Henry Morans’ and election returns Tues- . Burdecks Hall. Major | B3 - dapoes Wednesday evenine, Hall. Francls P All come.—advt. machipes, C. L. Plorce & sale at Besso-Leland’s. ‘Il find no bet- for dollar—346 and ) s—advt Cooley will ocoupy his at the Professional build- Main street, about Nov, 1. from Hartford will r the auspices of the 8o bor Party in Electric Hall, Meln street, Sunday after- ool . Free admission ars I shoes, first quality, S $10.95. The §5. W. Menus sale at Besse-Leland’s. lgwelry club, Henry Morans' shoes, first qualit $, $10,95, The 8. W. Mgnus C, L. Plerce & Co.—advt nk! Rogulars, stouts and s, $00, at Wilson's.—advt comtys, all colors, reg 25. The 8. W. Menus store 800 Kohler & Campbell pi- by C. L. Plerce & Co. In iy —advt glar sults, $45 and $50— Aavt comfyns, all colors, reg 8. The 8. W. Menus store D, . SUNDAY RALLY. Chairman Anton Clescynskl ide at a republican rally to Sunday st the Lyceum the. ¢ the auspices of the fourth ward clubs. A, H. Rakow- minent Polish editor from hia, and E. Hart Fenn, can- congress, will speak —_— i NIPW VOTING LISTS ite the handling of voters on day, the registrars are wparate lwta of women eleo- rding to strests. The new lists | P& GAS POISON FATAL TOMRS. M. L. RADIN | Former Local G{rl and Family lectric Meet Tragic Death in New York Dr. Morris Randin, his wife (for- merly Miss Elizabeth Abelson of this city) and their six year old son Pran- cls were found- dead yesterday morn- ing, from the effects of illuminating kns oscaping from a palent hot water hoater in their home at No. 126 West 119th street, New York city Abraham Aschlon, Nathan Sacks, an actor, and Peter Kastelanitz, a broker, roomers in the house were overcome and were taken to Harlem Hospital. The tragedy was discovered by Mrs. Lena Bloomberg, a cousin of the doc- tor, who was occupying a room on the parlor floor, used by the doctor and his family. Dr. Radin had been i1l yesterday and the family retired late. Mrs. Bloomberg. was disturbed during the night by the crying of the little boy who slept In the same room with his parents, but she did not get up to investigate. Mrs. Bloomberg slept with her window open, to which she ascribes her own escape from death. When she awakened this morning she was {1l from the effects of the gas. She went to the Radin room and re- NEW BRITAIN' DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 192 Arying to open the window. Entering the ,bedroom, she found Mrx. Radin and the child dead in their beds. Prince, a collie dog, was on the floor beside the boy's bed, also un- conscious from the gas. Mrs. Bloomberg’s screams aroused Aschion. Sacks, Kasteianitz and Simon Bless, who were on the upper floors of the house. They stumbled downstairs and on reaching the lower landing the first three namjed cow lapsed: - Dr. Julius Lieberman, No. 120 West 120th Street, heard Mrs. Bloombersg calling for help. Without waiting ta dress, Dr. Lieberman put on a rain- coat over his pajamas and hurried to the rescue. When he arrived he found the three victims wers beyond help. He directed that the three lodgers be taken to Harlem Hespital. Bless, it was found, had not been much affect- DELANEY IS NAMED Letter Men's Club M Officer=s This Morning—Len. Appell is Chosen Secrotary—Plan Active Season. som, Francis W. Delaney, son of Post- master and Mrs. Willlam F. Delaney, of Bassett street, was chosen presi- dent of the Letter Men’s club at the New Britain High school this morping. Leonard Appell was elected secre- tary. Bpth elections are popular ones. The graduation last year robbed the club of many of its members and at present there are only nine remain- Here Is a Fine Laxative -. 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