New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1924, Page 3

24 HAVE BEEN KILLED, s Bloomberg, Thure Anderson, Elmer AR "F PR“ERES Johngon, Clarence Anderson and Da- missions, John Olson, treasurer, and AT BETHANY CHURGH Amanda Peterson; committee to re- ceive payments on the church build oS ing fund Philip Magnuson, Harold Johnson and August Olson; commit- ' |E. Pihi, Willlam Appel and Eric| Officers Held Last Night | visers ; It was voted to set aside one Sun- day to be known as the "Children’s the |Home Sunday,” when $300 will be Bwedish Bethany church held lur‘ night, tha pastor, Rev. G. E | Klingberg of the local orphanage as made an interesting report for the Bt T e | year, congratulating his flock on/ The | Q, H " . " S chureh now has a membership of Speflal (’ars f,OI Skater A On Francis Street ‘Line year totalled 26., There were six fu- nerals, nine weddings and 16 bap- [the local division of the Connecticut tisms. | Co., said this morning in a conference The treasurer in the Sunday school | with Mayor A. M. Paonessa that the | year were $2.481.11 leaving a bal-|North Stanley street line was brought ance for the coming year. The sum | out during the evenings that skating of $1,400 was contributed by the | was good at North End park and that school towards the maintenance of the jin the future when there is skating a | well. The president of the Y. P. so- | will be provided. { ciety reported that the society had 131 members. The Young People's society has contributed large sums of in supporting foreign mission work.| aany Constables Since Dec. 24, The treasurer reported §$1,863.12 o PRI Ay ‘The Astocfated Prees receipts during the past year. The|™w,;;, 500”18 Religious fanatics Relief Tund.” through its thaaurer.;u Sirigao, Island of Mindanae, who $178 for the year Al | pine constabulary since December 27, The lonnu‘lng t')fflcflm-unrh .olor'.a'?‘a" eluding arrest by scattering for the coming ar by the church: among the vilages and President, Rev. G. B. PIhl: vice presi- | o 5o 4yo gigtrict, according to ad- Sundkrist: deacons for three years, a o . . The constabulary commander at Rev. Charles Vahlstrom, August OSt- | g0, cotimates that the fanatics lund and August Wallen; deaconesses pumber between 300 snd §00 He al for three years, Mrs. Peter Crona 80 confirmbd previous ddviees-to the | Vahlstrom, Mrs. Adamson, Miss | & SRickIan be the Aol Elizabeth ~Dablstrom. Mrs. Frank | the dsstruction by the constabulary| F:!nrs‘ Mrs, F, Edstrom, Mrs l’-‘,rl-“(.“."% had gathered to be cured Bundkrist, Miss Maria Peterson and | In the clashes which followed the three years, Harry Bloomquist, Au- 2 P > n gust Olson and John Olson; financial | °f the fanatics were killed. secretary, Willlam Appel: organist | 3 A i and choir leader, Professor Thure | DIES ON TRAIN Johnson, Herbert Johnson, Edward|Martin of New York, general agent | Youngberg and Edwin Vahlstrom.|of the Chicago, Rurlington & Quinecy VU'shers for the coming year will be|railroad, died here today from the church deacons, assisted by the |apoplexy on a train bound for Chi. vid Olander; committee for foreign David Edman, Maria Peterson, Anmlal Mwmlg a.fld Elw‘,lon 0[,"& of printing and supplies, Rev. G Lundquist; press committee, Gotfred | At the annual meeting of collected and given fo Rev r»,-_l Pihl |the contribution. their attendance and liberality 450, New members added during the Superintendent William J. Bryan of reported that the receipts for the | need for better trolley service on the Bwedish Christlan orphanage in Crom- | special schedule, affording more cars money toward the church debt !nfl!flflndllllfl Fanatics Have Massacred Marla Peterson, reported recelpts of |y, . "yiiieq 24 members of the Phili ‘ dent, Emil Hierpe, secretary, FEric S loes taAliad At Mrs. Charles Carlson, Mrs. Charles effect. that the trouble was caused by Miss Amanda Peterson; trustees Mr‘dfis'.r'm!fir of the task more than 80 Fredrickson; auditors, Fridolph Connelsville, Pa.,, Jan. 18—J & following: Rudolph Yarson, Harry|cago. JANUARY PHONOGRAPH SALE Special Prices On All Phonographs ¥ All Prices include 12 Record Selections FREE Fully Guaranteed by Maker and John A. Andrews & Co. 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Tt Is ex- pected that his address will be one of | the most interesting of the seasen. ‘e wil be furpished by Wesleyan Glee clut quartet, Speak to Lions, Henry M the Flames Tumi)le [)6\\11 ‘ “Tumbled Down” Shack | “The Tumbled Down" shack on| Ledge Crest avenue, owned hy Louis Antonia of Bristol, which is used as a meeting place for various “gangs” | in the northern section of the eity, | was destroyed by fire of an unknown | rigin last night. The fire department | was called at 10: o'clock by an.| | alarm from Box 416 at the corner of | Putnam® and Talcott streets st Deputy Chief Eugene Barnes, esti- mates the loss at $200 DIES OF INJURIES Retired Coast Guard Captain Was | Struck By Penn. Train. Belmar, N. J, Jan. 15 -~Willlam A States Coast Guard lake today from injuries when his antomobhile a Pennsylvania railread here A deathbed statement of the tired captain sald that the crossing flagman, Nick Percillo, who was not | died at Spring- sustained was struck by | freight train re- {at his station when the ecollision took place. Percllio was arrested today, S said foday that Ilinicy was persistent ' HURDER AND SUICIDE Philadelphia Found Dead, | With Bullets in Their Heads—Man | Couple Wanted Girl to Marry Him Philadelphia. Jan. 15.-~Robert Fin- ley, of Crisfleld, Md., and Helen Brun- ner, formerly of Lock Haven, vere found dead with bullets in their | heads today in a rooming house where they lived. A quarrel over the woman’s refusal to marry him, is be- leved by the police to have caused Finley to shoot the woman and kil | himself. Finley was a preseription | druggist out of employment and fne woman was a waltross Finley and Mrs. Sirunnér who was a widow, had adioining rooms. Their bodies were found in Finley's room. | The shooting is believed to have oe curred yesterday Mrs. Brunner had confided her troubles to a girl trizal at the res- taurant where she work«d. This Penn., | rd in his pleas to marry, but that Mrs | Brunner said she wanteq a Home and knew that . Finley cod: not provide cne. COUNTESS BACK HOMY, Philadelphia, Jan 18, —Countess | Vivian Von Bernstorff, former wife of Count Christian Gunther Von Bern- storff, son of the wartime German ambassador at Washington, was in | this city today, after having visited her home in Burlington, N. J., whers she was greeted with cordiality by | friends of her girlhoed. The countess cocoanut | Osborn, retired captain of the United | way Marguerite Vivian Burton, adopt ed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Thomason of Burlington, before | her marriage. During her brief stay | in Burlington yesterday, =she placed flowars on the grave of her foster | mother, but did not visit her foster father. 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