New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 19

YVICTINS SLIGHTL SLIGHTLY mpkomr Patients at Hospital After Automobile Crash in Which Two Were Killed, Found to be Seriously Hurt, I | | | New Havenf Nov, bulletin toddy stated that Anthony | ¥wald, who has spinal injuries, and | William Dowling, the driver, who has | a compound fracture of the right leg and lacerations as the result of an| automobile upset on the Northford | road yesterday were slightly improved | although continuing on the danger| list. In the accident Miss Sarah| Ewald, 28, of Cromwell, was killed | and Mrs. Agatha Hoffman of the same | place died in New Haven hospital. | Miss Anna Fwald has a n—aczuredf right arm and is now quite comfort- | able. Mrs, Catherine Scheu, who was | only slightly hurt, was able to go to the home of friends during the night. The automobile party was on its way to Cromwell, having been the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry | Idwards of State street, this city, and | the claim is that on Eight Mile Hill Dowling, who was driving, attempted to pass another car but, not having clearance, he applied his brakes so| suddenly that the car went off the| road and overturned. 30.—A hospital Cancels Trip Because Of Father’s Hliness | Boston, Nov. 30.—Because of the | iliness of his father Charles E. Cox of | \'ldnc’lrs“‘l’. N. H., Governor Cox to- day cancelled his propose ‘ e with s Maaon s r:)rr:lpml‘tn\ . This shows the cellar at 71 Suffolk street, New York, sion which will leave New York to- | where body of four-yvear-old Irving Pickelny. kidnaped boy, was morrow to dedicate memorial tablets | found fitranzled to death- New York’s East Side is aroused and | hold-up plot ' in his aid | other members of the t S o the Second and Ninth regiments for | |to a man sworn to-apprehend the slayer, believed to be a maniac. | today to the Massachusetts eye and that their services in the Spanish-American | Wvar. The governor's father who spent | the holiday with his son, was taken EXPEGT ARRESTS SOON ear infirmary to undergo an opera- < h tion, S NN i of Detectives are Combing 20 er ) 1 mysteries e Soore RECEPTION TO GENERAI La Cities Looking for Actual DEMAND DOUBLE FEES With a score offielals At Football Ga large crease in Pay a police ex- | Slayers of of Bank Messengers, Head of Polish Army Received Warm Welcome in Boston Boston, Nov. 30.—General Joseph |of detectives combing Haller of Poland, visiting this city | of this country and Ca today in the course of his American | pect the early apprehension of the By The Associated Press. | tour was warmly greeted at the south | actual slayers of the two West End | Chicago, Nov, 30.—Iootball officials station by Major Gen, Clarence R. ‘Imnk messengers who were shot and |today in a signed communication laid Edwards retired, state commander of | robbed of $43,000 in a Brooklyn ele-|ipoeir plight before the athletic direc: | the American Legion, and others, | vated station two weeks ago. of the big ten conference and His program for the day Include. 'I! A formal charge of murder in the nded that their fees be doubled a reception at the state house, ||’ 1°Kree and robbery against An The g of the referces, um luncheon tendered by the governer, dI”‘""‘ J. Pantano yesterday followed | .., "y,cud linesmen and fleld judges reception to Polish war veterans an “.':, l]";'v'(.’,\mm\n ””I.I. ‘m'],fir "lrr,“l has been long in the making for they American Legion banquet and a mass ;'.',n,'",,gl) e amond &nd A% | potnt out they recelve the same meeting for Polish people. Gen, Hal- | Oy g yoars ngo, name One of the slayers, according to In ler will . - ) Il leave late tonight for Holyoke. | formation given the police, hoasted to New York, Nov. 30 ~ Want In- | cities to! dem npris they were paid 15 50 a game. WHEAT, RYL or GRAHAM PIES BREAD* Ea. ... 25¢ FROM 9 TO 11 A. M. 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Burglaries im two Church street stores during the night were reported Pesez, proprietor of a barber shop at 52 Church street, complained that his Members of Tony | 'h:- detective bureau investigated and‘ga!mn revealed that twelve pairs of |General hospital suffering with lacera- learned that $19.42 stockings had been taken. tions dbout the head as the result of the cash register which had been| —_— being struck by an automobile this rifled. A complaint was also re- afternoon, driven by Louis Manczuk of ceived from tha D. Miller Co., dry| 4 Dwight street. The little girl's goods store, that the store had been | condition is not serious, however, entered during the night. An investi- | Dewey street, is at the hospital authorities state. was stolen from AUTO HITS LITTLE GIRL Louise Costawa, six years of age, of | New Britain 10% to 20% $69.50 $98.50 Fur Trimmings Trouvenette Lustrosa Fashona Belmara Marvela Oriona Gerona Veldyne is Steiger's. 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