New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1923, Page 2

R DOMESTIC TRAGEDY with Pictures We have a most unusual C, Coleman, & lineal descendent of the Virginia Cabells, shot and killed William O, Williams, yesterday fore- noon in the boarding house where poth lived, aimed the revelver on| Mrs, Williams, wounding her gravely, | selection of both framed ." ullh‘l.“ and then .wllloln. up to his room, Jocked the door and hlew out his PICTURES brains, | The key to this domestic tragedy was held by Coroner J. 1, Taylor, d who lives opposite its scene, Police- Dickinson Drug Co. lof paper bearing writing, and one of them unerumpled it and began read- Stationery Dept. ing it aloud in the presence of the coroner and gathered newspaper men, He had read three lines when the coroner silenced him and demanded the paper, which he folded up and put in his pooket, Last night he sald that it would never be made public. 169-171 MAIN STREET [fi e move Sfeer ot e ton: fossion by Willlams and that it deait Later, however, C. H. s McMakin, another boarder, was found, and he made & sworn statement last night to You Want the Suit Yon Buy to Give Servieo! Horsfall Serge Suits are made to give service—that's one of the reasons why hun- dreds of men come to us every 5 E season for their “serges” Hors- fall Serge Suits are the greatest values g@ur money can buy — that's why this store has come MeMakin told the pelice that Cole- | Virginian Slays Man, Wounds| ... sia" “vouls' i Snidms e | o8 Danville, Va, Oct. 11-—=Benamini, o, wijjams died in five minutes | tooth charm was presenied to rnrmerj ments, V |the polies to the effect that abeut an |eity, It was malled by & hotel elerk hour befere the tragedy Celeman calied him to his room and showed him the paper MeMakin's statement in the fashion of 1906, The card to the police says (hat ihis was & bears the ecancelation marks of the sin in the latter affice for the past 17 years. m'"s wn uv[s“mnmu by Williams to & compro- | Squirrel island and Woodfords post mising relationship with Mys Cole- offices, suggesting that it may have ————— v ‘ | man | fore ‘night, TO PAY REBATE | | m"' Kills w | The Williamses had hardly left the phi ik dining reom after thelr noon meal, | efund of Liguor License Fees 1s 10 —— when six shots were fired, MeMakin Be Made in Bridgeport. Bridgeport, Oct. 11 ~Under the re-| cent ruling of the superior eourt re-| quiring the eounty commissioners fo | her back probably will net survive, |#ive refund on liguor license fees that | The theory expressed by the police | became Inoperative with the advent is that Coleman did net try to kill of prohibition the commission an- Mrs, Williams, but that she threw |nounced yesterday that it would be/ raedy today to meet former liguor license holders entitled to a ‘rebate, No former holder of & liquor license w Williams fall, then Mps, Wiy after valnly trying to artioulate, Mrs, Williams with two bullets through herself in the line of fire trying to] save her husband, e—— Chain and Elks’ Charm 7 5, 1o, o e o he For Edward A, McCarthy |court. : A gold wateh chain with an Eiks 55, (s LA I PLANE FALLS AT NORWICH Chalrman E. A, McCarthy of the as- . o b & w8 sessors board by eity hall employes | Army Machine Capsized While Trying yesterday, Clarence Lanpher of the 1o Effort Landing t p esenta- :‘»:‘inetrinl staff_made the presenta- Norutok. Oati 81550 %. abhiy allle 4 | plane In charge of Lieutenant D, B. yfl;%fifii;w;m—“;ifl,;' | Rowland finll Sergeant John Murin of - | the United States army air service Card !Illlsd.ln 1906 ;M Received capsized yesterday near here in at- | tempting to effect a landing on a at Portland, Mainc, | small plot of ground after a flight | Portland, Me., Oct, 11—A post card | from Mineols, L. 1., which was made with & betrayal. | malled at Squirrel island near Booth | in one hour and five minutes, Sergeant Murin was pinned be. Bay Harbor on July 4, 1806, has just suffered & been delivered to Perley Wallace, this neath the plane and st the island and shows the boat land- | ing, with & number of women un'uud‘ ¥ ’ FATHER JoHNS 1:("'l sprained shoulder and sbrasions on his head. The avisters pame to this eity (6 pe the guests of Norwich Retary club &t the weekly luncheon, ldeu. tenant Rowland, who was uninjured, addressed the E The plane was badly wrecked, It will be returned to Greenport by boat and thence to Mineela. e— YOUTHFUL ROBBERS Hartford Theater Payroll is Robbed Dut Young Orooks Are Captured Hartford, Oct, 11~Two boys, 16, Michael Sehick and Edward Gray, were arrested here last night after having robbed the Grand theater of & 3200 payroll while the manager had loft the office for & ipoment leaving the bag containing the money near the window, Schick was only re- leased from the State School for Boys In Meriden a few days ago. They sald they wanted the money as & “stake” with which to operate a pool room, are twenty-one different styles of Victrola instru ing in size, design and price—and each one rep- to be known as the “Serge" headquarters in Hartford. At $20.50 HORSFALL CLOTH- CRANT SERGE SUITS Offer valucs that cannot be du- tesents the hig On Victor Records you get your t quality and the utmost value for the money. - kind of music bg' ltcllase. e artists you want to hear—the greatest in their particular plicated at their price. —in blue, gray and brown in The best music and the latest music—new Victor Records are ::‘l.ols for both men and young now iss l every Ftidavo AT $55 HORSFALL-MADE HAND TAILORED SERGE SUITS Are the finest examples of fit, fabric and finish in “Serges” in all ready to wear, —models for every man—'cus- tom" garments ready to put on. HORSFALLS] 95-99 Msylum Street Hartford, ord. i “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” ¥ i ‘ CITY ITEMS. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Nisha Harrison has leased a store at 624 West Main strecet to Istar Kevorkian for three years, the prem- ises to be used as a barber shop. Ukuleles, mandolins. Plerce's. — advt, A meeting of the teachers commit- tee of the school board was held yes- terday and a report will be presented | at Friday's session of the board. | Sport Coats, T. A, B. fair.—advt. . John O'Leary of 113 Greenwood street, grand knight of Daly council, K. of C. is undergoing an operation V“’;‘V‘ = at St. Francis' hospital, Hartford. . ‘:Hl H | ; Lunch at Halllnan's—advt. (it . Gulbransen Player Planos, Morans. “l’i M. i —advt, ‘Mrs. Elias T. Ringrose and infant daughter were discharged from Miss Feeney's sanitarium yesterday. | Noonday luncheons at Crowell's.— advt, R R R e HAVE YOU HEARD MAC AND HIS NOVELTY ORCHESTRA? i i WHY CHILDREN ARE NAPPY 7 THE FARMER BOY SAYS: “Lots of milk will make 'em happy." Where and when did you ever encounter a boy or girl that didn’t like plenty of milk—with their meals and now and then besides? 1t’s good for ’em and good for you. United Milk Co.’s milk is pure. THERE 18 NO SUBSTI- TUTE FOR FRESH MILK United Milk Co. 49 Woodland St. New Britain Violins repaired, bows rehaired, C. i \mi“ }“ H“‘H Il - a— Out tomorrow New Victor Records October 12, 1923 Red Seal Concert and Operatic "t Since First I Met|Thee (Waisn.Rubiswein) M.belcminl} 941 $1.50 Gay Butterfly ¢y Mabel Garrison A “Since First I Met Thee” is Rubinstein’s melodious “Ro- mance in E Flat” set as an English song with ’cello obbligato. “Gay Butterfly” is s brilliant waltz song with delightful colora. tura passages. f d F [Sopeetfos Ve st e A Song of the Flea (Gouthe-Mouuernity) Feodor Chaliapin The Viking Song is a magnificent bass number, with rolling, surging music like the heave and backwash of greatseas, The setting of the “Song of the Flea”is one of the oddestin music. { Etude in A Minor (Chesia) iane e Alfred Cmol} 6417 Impromptu in A Flat (Chosis) Alfred Cortot Two numbers of the highest beauty and importance for the true lover of piano music. Moloz' melody everywherel These pieces are almost without riv Melodious Instrumental A Hunting Sc Artoer Brbs Busd {“e“fiifi the Forest Arthur m: Bud}mus Numbers that il especially please children. The Hunting Soene tells it§ own story. The Millin the Forest is quiet idyllic with a polka tune in the middle. Light Vocal {lf 1 Knew You Then as I Know You Now Charles “‘“}191 34 I Wish ] Had Someone to Cry Over Me Lewis James These favorite artists have.two fine tenor waltz songs—a song of love disillusion, very sweet and sorrowful, and a touch- ing companion song, with a fine saxophone interlude. ll've Got the Yes! We Have No Banana Blues } 6416 ¢ Belle Baker with The Vir.ifium}lsms Jubilee Blues Belle Baker with The Virginians To judge from this record the “Bernhardt of Big Time Vau- deville” has heard too much of the recent favorite street song. This number and “Jubilee Blues” are both with a jazz orchestra. Dance Records Foolish Child—Fox Trot Benson Orehestra e o ot FoxTrot | ot boar ™ 10136 In “Foolish Child” a saxophone crows joyously above some bell effects. “That Old Gang of Mine” is as good a fox trot as it was a song, The Frivolous Girl-Tango International {lmo-lanfint—Tango }Novnelly Or:llutn} 19137 J;\m i’:ri lllI|: A'rganh'rje rhylmni;e romantic ln‘:tyulfi E uzy;H" “-;w d:‘:'Lyour nnce\c you possess i Oh! Sister, Ain’t That Hot!—Fox Trot : arles Dornberger and His Ordmlrn} 19138 Mean, Mean Mamma—Fox Trot Benson Orchestra “Mean, Mean Mamma" is well-named. The rhythm, melody, harmony and tone-olor get into mean combinations—and un- e cleverly. “Oh! 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