New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1924, Page 13

BURNS FROM BLAZING OIL ARE FATAL'TO0 C. E. GROVE Lake Court Man Plunges Into Flames When Ofl Stove Upsets and Death in Hospital Yollows. A fall into blazing oil in his home | at 3 Lake cou, rt “\Uulll ay evening b signal man on the the v. Haven and llurt(’unl‘ at his ho.trdlnr: phw Saturday ing and fell into the burning fuel. Hi clothing immediately became 2 mass of flames and he was severely burned | before aid conld be given him. was taken to theé®Wospital. He was 31 years old and wa in Bridgeport. He leaves a w 0]|\6- M. Norton Grove, # dm"hl T, He | and three sisters, Gertrude and M mond Wilson. IMuneral services Lake court home neon at 2 o'clock, Maler officiating. I"airview cem §T. PATRICK‘S PARTY B. and P. W. Club to Have Novel En- | Entertainment With Monthly Sup- | per Tomorrow Evening, The regular monthly mrlm" of th Tusiness and Prof al W n's club to be held tomo the club house, will ta a St. Patric be served at Miss Eileen Gilmore Donahue. | Miss Mary Elwell, member of the | the form of ay upper will | o'clock, in charge of | and Miss Mary | Hantford club and a state ba aminer will be the alk '-——-'TBURN H be held HV‘ | Burial will be in| w evening !n 1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1924. S R L S T wuamuu..mflam (fifiwmmm fl!_l TR it Tl | ating committee will be lot to bring in a list of name elected to office at the mn\lll me: ing to be held next month, RBURGLARY ON MAIN STREET. The police were not the storchouse of the and Ten Cent store sircet was ontered during the mgm | Six moving pictur pound boxes of c market baskets tranee was effected by r al lock on the storchouse door. detective burcau is investigating. High School Seniors at Funeral of Classmate The funcral of Helen Mondzka was lield this morning from St, Andrew’ hureh at 10 o'clock \\I‘h a high mas of requiem, lnlllx P, Slad ligh school, and members of scnior class, of which the deceased | was a member, attended the fun: in a body. The bearcrs were Willlam Jacobs Tunjamin Peris, \\1H|ll|ll ollins, ’)h Kernie, Joseph Zdnig ¢ Kurow! l(‘k The flow: John Gerowski, Stanie) ukaels and | John Lakwaka. T (hmr sang “Nearer My o Thee” as the body was borne from the chure n was in St \|||)A cemetery, Jews (onlnhute $),00() b For'Palestine Campaign A large Zionist mecting was held at the Central Junior high school audl- torfum last evening. Dr, Morris 8, Dunn presided. 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Easy re-payments at £ practically your own terms. = If you need money, get Beneficial service. |we should not Burial | - | might happen - |day | wni “‘vnh". ne A Fierce Blaze Last Night in Your Place of Busmess Utterly Destroyed the Building and Its Contents VALUABLE RECORDS AND EVERYTHING ELSE GO UP IN SMOKE. LOSS SAID TO BE TOTAL Now, how would you like to pick up this paper tomorrow evening and find a big news head like that with your place of business named as the victim. And if such a catastrophe did happen, are you prepared to meet it? safe—absolutely safe? And just as a pertinent question we wonder if you know what fire protection and safety mean? IN THIS COUNTRY THERE IS A QUARTER AS MUCH THAT IS BURNED EVERY YEAR, AS IS BUILT NEW Your records are the life blood of your business. THE SHAW-WALKER SAFE Will keep those records through a blaze that could destroy your building and stock. We would be glad to talk over protection with you at any time. 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