New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1923, Page 3

HEAVY BAIL FIXED IN ASSAULT CASE Gernsky Furnishes $1,500 But Zipko Goes to Jail in Default Joseph Gernsky, aged 21 of 53 Bexton street is out on $1500 bail and Jack Zipko aged 22, of 70 Tawlor street is in the county jall at Hartford in defauit of bail in a similar amount, following charges of indecent assauit while the victim, a 14-year-old girl, is in the New Britain General hospl!u” undergoing treatment. Several days ago the mother of the girl complained to the police depart- ment that her daughter was frequent- ing a place where liquor was being sold on Park View avenue. A police raid resulted in two arrests on charge of violating the liquor laws. The parties arrested will get: a hearing Thursday morning. Yesterday Gernsky and Zipko were arrested on a charge of assault.’ They were put to plea this morning and pleaded not guilty. They were held under $1500 ball for a hearing Satur- day when it is expected the girl will be able to leave the hospital. Zipko was unable to raise the bail and was gent to jail. Brilliant Fined $100 Tony Brilliant of Hartford who was arrested Sunday morning on Stanley street for driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor -and for not having a driver’s license or auto- mobile registration certificate in his possession and whose case was con- tinued unfil this morning., produced the certificate and license. He pleaded not gullty to being drunk, but was found guilty and fined $100. In the case of Joseph Kowalski and Bruno Poplawski continued from July 9, charged with theft of an automobile the state entered a nolle. Bartender Sent to Jail Walter Zacowski, proprietor, and Mike Rzgliszyow, bartender of a “restaurant”!at 11 Spring street, were found guilty of violating the 18th amendment ard the Volstead act. The proprietor, who was not in the res- taurant when it was raided by the police, was fined $200 and the bar- tender was fined $200 and sentenced to 15 days in jail. and was taken to jail this morning. The two men were arrested scveral days ago following a raid on the res- taurant by Patrolman O'Mara and John Stadler. The policemen found squantity of whiskey in a coffee pot behind the bar. They found the place still retained all its old saloon fiix- tures, Rzgliszyow, who was behind the bar, admitted selling liquor for 50 cents a drink. New Britain Police in Lighthouse Point Games Three New Britain policemen will compete in athletic events under the auspices of the New Haven Police as- sociation at Light House Point tomor- | row. Patrolman Delbert Veley will compete in the 12 pound shot put and tug of war, Thomasn J. I'eeney will run in the 100 and 440 yard dashes and will compete in the run- ning high jump and James Sujlivan will run in the 100 yard dash and one mile run. He paid his fine | CLERGYMAN IS CALLED Frederick, Md. July 24.—After hearing eight witnesses yesterday the re-called February grand jury of Frederick county today resumed the taking of testimony in the case of Mrs. Grace Simmons Kepner, wife of B. Evard Kepner, architect and mem- ber of a prominent family. Mrs. Kepner’'s body was found by her hus- band June 18 with a bullet wound in the head. Rev. T, J. Gaehr is expected to be an important witness today, Rev. Gaehr some time ago received an un- signed letter asking him to pray for a reconciliation between the writer's husband and her sister. E. Evard Kepner at the inquest identified the writing as his wife.’s and holders of the suicide theory said they believed domestic friction led Mrs. Kepner to kill herself. Kepner Death |+ ASK WOOD'S REMOVAL Move in Philippine Con- Harding's troversy Now Will Come as Next Big Step in Crisis. . By The Associated Press. Manila, July 24.—Presideht Hard- ing's response to a formal demand by the legislatnre here last night that Governor General Leonard Wood be recalled at once is expected to be the next important development in the | political strife which sresulted last week in resignation of the entire personnel of the Philippine cabinet |and council of state. The recall demand was contained in a resolution adopted without a dis- senting vote at a joint meeting of | both houses of the legislature. All | of the parties took part in the Vote, | which endorsed the stand taken by the cabinet when its members quit in a body. | | BRYAN'S NEWEST TASK | | Great Commoner Now Trying to Make Southern States Enact Legislation | Against Teaching of Darwinism. Atlanta, July 24.—Organization of southern legislatures against the men- ace, as he sces it of the teachings of Darwinism, agnosticism, or atheism | {in public schools, is apparently the | | present undertaking of William Jen- | | nings Bryan. Mr, Bryan has visited | | virtually every general assembly in | the south. A measure cropped up in the | Georgia assembly yesterday which if |adopted would give it as the “sense | of that body against the teaching at Iall of atheism or agnosticism and, as | truth Darwinism in any of the state's | | public institution | BUILDING BUSINESS SLUMPS Bullding activities which are ex- periencing a decided siump for this [ time of year, are being confined al- | | most entirely to the erecti I i | | n of gar-| ages, indicating that the atfomotive | tndustry s still in a period of activity, | the records at the town clerk’s office | show. Several garage permits are be- ! g | y @o, INCORPORATED 177 MAIN STREET DRESS HATS! | | | | | | White Hats | 3 and $5 | Values from $7.50 to $12.50 Crepe Hats, Taffeta Hats and Combination Fabrics — 2 Tables — ‘ TRIMMED HATS, SPORTS HATS, CHILDREN’S HATS $1.00 | sloner of baseball has been LOOK FOR THE ORANGE and BLACK TICKETS Scrim Ruffled Curtains Hemstitched and = with tie nesday Stoming .. patr 9BC Boys’ Swimming Tights Blue Knitted Trunks, sizes up to 10 years, for Wed-" nesday Morning Bath Rugs In pink and blue, zood size, first quality, for Wed- 59 (4 nesday Morning Percale Aprons Made of standard percales, in neat patterns, gemerous size, Wednésaay Moming... 17C “Holdsmore” Clothes Hangers Holds five garments in the same space as one ordinarily hangs, for Wednesday. 69 c Morning . Genuine White Kid Belts The popular narrow bhelt with real pearl buckle, for l 8 ] C Wednesday Morning. . Waxed Lunch Paper The large 80 sheets rolls, for Wednesday Pork and Beans The large can, for Wednesday Morning, can 8c “Vanta” Vests and Bands Closing out these well known infants' gar- ments, formerly sold at e to 98c, for Wed- T2, .. 28c | Morning e=mamm ing issued daily from the office of In- spector J. C. ‘iilchreest. Intruder Romps in at Head of List of | | Harding's Program for Today Calls for Bit of Angling in Waters as Ship Plows Homeward. Morning Each .ivovunn. ] ednesday MORNING SALES, . ' 5,000 Yards New - Percales 38 inch goods in a big assort- ment of figures, stripes and checks; light and dark grounds, for Wednesday B l 2 _%c 200 MORE OF THOSE Imported Jointed Dolls 15 inches high, curly wigs, sleeping eyes, with cye lashes. for Wednesday Morning ... CLOSING OUT Bonnets and Wash Hats Entire stock of Infants’ and Children’s Summer Bonnets or Wash Hats, values to 98c, for ‘Wednesday 25 c Mormning 0 —_——— Women’s Fibre Silk Hose Cordovan or white in all sizes, black in size 9 only, for Wexinesday Morning .. D ———— Men’s Athletic Union Suits Of excellent grade checked nainsook; full cut sizes 36 to 42, for Wednesday White Celluloid Toilet Articles Soap dishes and tooth brush racks for bath heavy white for Wednesday 5c VIRTUALLY WINS RACE | | Yachts Competing in Great Lakes| Run, Time Records Figured In, Forelgn | gy he Associated Press. Mackinac Island, Mich,, July 24.- Fighting out a squall yesterday which By The Associated Press. On Board U. 8. 8. Henderson With President Harding, July 24.—A fish- United States into a foreign oeuntry was the feature set for today in the tour of President to the States on the navy transport Henderson from Alaska. Mr. Hard- Campbell River, B. ., and see a| cclebrated variety of trout | The Henderson is due tomorrow at Vancouver, B, C., where the president is 40 receive the official greeting of the Canadian government. | President Harding won his first | match yesterday in a shuffle board | tournament aboard the Henderson. | The tournament had sixty entries in- | cluding the president and most of the | members of his immediate party. | | | AugustAerVe;maint Day : At New Haven Ball Park | New Haven, July 24.—The cham- | pionship banner of the Eastern league won last season by New Haven will be flown for the first time on the park of the New Haven club on “Pennat Day” August 1, it was announced to- | day. Bridgeport will be the opposing team that day and the program now | in the making. will provide for a! large delegation of fans from that city | and other delegations from all the cities on the circuit | Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, commis- | invited. many | The list of guests will include notables in the sports world Nebraskéns Buy Harpoon To Hunt Queer Monster Omaha, Neb., July 24.—An order to a Boston firm for a whale harpoon line and whaling gun was mailed from the town of Aliance, Neb., today. \With at times assumed the farce of a gale, the ing excursion by the president of the | i voq ¢y 4o, |race early today, Harding returning |ahead of the large sloop and on the heels of another. waukee entry, |ing was expected to go ashore near |the race on time allowed. i , & small sloop virtually | Mackinac cup she finished Intrude mile when Mil- lost | The finished Dorelto, first, but Original “13” Baby | intendent Satin Back Black Velvet Ribbon An imported quality in No. 7 width; popular for sashes, for Wednesday Rag Rugs Made of new sanitary mate- rial, a large assortment of col- ors, fringed ends, size 18x36, for Wednesday 49 c Morning Bed Sheets Made of good quality muslin, size 72x90, for Wed- 690 nesday Morning Stockinette Diapers Double knit diapers, sizes 18 and 20, sold at 35c and 39c. Closing them out for 9c Wednesday Morning, ea. Fine Satin Bathing Shoes Regular $1.59 Shoe, in all the wanted colors; high cut model, for Wednesday 9 5 ; (4 Morning . sevees e ) Children’s Sock Garters All our 10¢ numbers made of fresh silk elastic in all colors, for Wexnesday Morning 300 25¢ Bottles Hires’ Sparkling Root Beer or Ginger Ale Extracts For Wednesday Morning . le—Notion Sale—1¢ Bias Seam Tape, all colors. . 1c Imported Aluminum Thimbles Black Japanned Shoe Horns Snap Fasteners, white onl, . 1c doz. ins, all “Gordon” Hose Full fashioned silks, with heavy hand embroidered clox in contrasting colors, white and black only, strictly first quality, for Wed- ] $ 1.19 nesday Morning. thread Costume Slips These are made of heavy cambric muslin, wide shoulder straps and bodice trimmed with embroidered edges for 64 (4 Wednesday Morning. Boys’ Union Suits Summer weight balbriggan suits, white and ecru, sizes 24 to 34, for Wednes- day Morning 3 for $1.00 Pure Zephyr Yarn Slip-On Sweaters For Baby. Cute little gar- ments of superior quality in white and colors, for 95c Wednesday Morning Double Weight Diving Caps Pure gum Co., Wednes- day Morning Agreement Reported. on New York, July 24.-—Agreement on the proposed consolidation of _ the Tobacco Products Corp. and the Bri ish American Tobacco Co Ltd., London has been reached according to reports in the financial district today The new company probably will be known as the Anglo-American Tobac co Products corp. It may require a year to complete the merger, it is of | said. TO SEE MANCHESTER PARKS Mayor A. M. Paonessa, Park Super- Ralph B. Wainwright and members of the park hoard will go to Manchester Thursday morning to in spect the park system of that place Manchester has tried out several in- ‘Morning .. rubber, made by U. S. Rubber 33c | Store Closes at Noon Wednesdays During July and August 'l' ; | Women’s Knitted Union Suits Sizes 36 and 38 only, strap shoulder knitted Union Suits, for Wednesday Morning “Mascot” Soap The Large Laundry size for Wednesd Moming ... 6 19¢ Curling Iron Heater With a can of “Sterno’ heat, complete for day Morning . Linen Crash Dish Toweling A large collection of rem- nants with blue borders or plain for Wednesday Moming “Rit” Soap Dyes Closing out entire stock. The 10c pkg. for Wed- ~.... 4¢ nesday Morning imported Watches In heavy nickeled cases, guar- anteed good time keepers, for Wednesday 79 c 200 Boxes “Highland” Linen” Stationery 24 Sheets, 24 Envelopes, white and colors, for Wed- 33c nesday Morning,.. box ll.l Ivory Soap The double bar, for Wednes- day Morning 5 Cake ... Women'’s Nainsook Gowns Three neat models taken from our regular 98¢ line, lace and em- broidery trimmed, for Wednesday 69 c Morning . niZaiz) | novations in park arrangements and f Examining Candidates ter ideas will be applied locally. | LR ¢ PAVING FOR BROAD STRI City is expected home tomorrow after short vacation and the board of pub- called in session in a few days to prepare for the award Broad Paonessa sald this {lic works will be | of contracts on the of | street. Mayor A. M | morning that he will issue meeting of the when the recommendations on the paving a call for special | cil make | of contracts, the work will be boards prepared A it is expec started ted, contracts, sible Brookfield Butter, 44c Ib., v only. Cooked Food Shop. { it is likely that some of the Manches- Great Tobacco Merger | common coun- to rd council will ratify aind the 45 500N a8 pos- tomor- advt, For Drivers’ Licenses | State | Policeman I, J. Hanson was | assigned to the local police station to- Engineer Joseph D. Willlams | day to examine applicants for automo- bile licenses instead of requiring them to go to Hartford. There will be & state policeman at the police statiom |from 8 a. m. until 3 p. m. standard time, every Tuesday and Wednesday. a a . J. Oquist of 31 Rocky Hill avenue have announced the en- | gagement of their grand-daughter, Anna, to Stuart K. Rodman of 650 South High street. No date has been set for the wedding. nd Williams' Root Beer Ex- bot.,tomorrow only. Cooked advt. Hire's tract, Food Shop Specials For Wednesday Morning at BIG SALE ON GENUI SMALL LEGS RIB LAMB CHOP 1L.OIN LAMB CHO} LAMB FOR STEW FRESH PORK TO ROAST LEAN PORK CHOPS . RIB CORNED BEEF : BRISKET CORNED BEEF SUGAR CURED BACON LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS G HAMS FOR BOILI BEST FRANKFOR FRESH MADE SAUSAGE EVAPORATED MILK |it went the interest of thousands of | Nebraskans whose curiosity, for years |has been pigqued by the mysterions freak of alkali lake near the village of Hay Springs, Neb. Fer two years | reports have been originating from farmers residing near the lake that a | huge amphiblous monster resembling | FANCY TOMATOES . . CAMPBELL’S PORK AND BEANS .. SLECTED FRESH EGGS ..... BEST PRINT BUTTER ........ FANCY NATIVE ONIONS . FANCY NATIVE TOMATOES LARGE BARTLETT PEARS .. FANCY PLUMS . S $1.79 CHILDREN'S WASHABLE 79¢ 1 Lot of Pure Thread SILK STOCKINGS, black, white and colors. First QRIS <.vo e, s, 1200 They call the hah_v pictured here “Miss Lucky Leedon” for | pre-historic dinosaur has made the | 'want of a name until she receives one, She weighed 13 pounds ! 1 ¢ g pounda RINaM aioe t"‘“ Nabitat, “""I‘:"‘t:“;‘when born on Friday, July 13, of this year. And moreover she is at intervals to prey upon livestock|¢p g thirteenth child of B. F. Leedon, Goodyear industrial assem- i insta terrorizi . A A ) - o A O ermen . and mororists | b'yman, Akron, O. Mrs. Thomas Morrison, oldest child of the Lee- | swimmers, fishermen and motorists 4 v 3 who camped nearby. don family, is holding her. «ives Ib 20 ... T for 25¢