New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 18

18 ASKED THAT HIS BRAIN BE PROBED Terms of Will of Actor Are . Carried Out [~ i April 22 lospital pe rday on the body exuiining with par- convolutions of the haulf a contury for the Burke wus in given by at the his death Surgeons an of Yorlk Jevue W at oriied auiopsy John Burke, ticular cure the brain thut for alinost retuined d wor wrian plays in whic appearcd. The autoy ins had Shikespe hitd accordance Burke i mtal last Saturday witl tructions A will he mac 18- not long agoe befare 1 am granting this permission (for an o * the “for the advancement of Scicnes in appreciation of the special and unusual constderaticn shown by the staff of the aivision Bellevue my illness. "1 wish to state have no relatives or friends to wishes the performance of the topsy miight be in con desire that if possible n buried in unconsecrated ground.” Burke was suffering from an it able affliction when he was & to the hospital scven . mo His condition was such not swallow, and h trom lack of nourishme elsion was made in bdomen through which liauid foods were in jected into his stomach by a tube giving him seven months more of 1fe. < Dr. James Meleod and other phys cians of the stalf were interested pe sonally as well as professionally in their patient, who had been an actor for 48 vears, spoke several lan- guages fluently and recited Shalke- Speare page on ps Burke played with David Warfieid in the “Merchant of Venice” last year: with Henry Miller in “Pasteur” in 192 nd in “Debureau” under David asco’s management, He was 65 years old and lived at 466 Eighth avenue, Funcral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Campbell Funeral church. In apite of his desire to be buried in un- eonsecrated ground, burial will be in the Actors' 1und plot in Evergreen eemetery, NOT A PARTY REVOLT Antagonism witopsy) old petor set fort and care Tha sccond surgi du '3 that 1 whose au- and lospital vention, rem tha was em nt. An his Be Tloyd George Disclalms Toward Asquith Bot Hits Hard at w al Party’s Plans, Associated Piess, Llanfairfechan, Wales, April There is no revolt in the libcral party against the leadership of Herbert As- auith, former premier Lloyd George declared today but there is a revolt, agalyst the “humiliating position un- der which the liberal party is ex- pected 1o keep in power a government that has never concealed its hostility toward that party,” he declared, “We are told,” he sald, “that there Is not to be an election for two or three years, Meanwhile the liberals are to be dragged like oxen by labor over the rough road of parliament and 8t the end they are to be slaughter- el Lloyd George asserted that the MacDonald government has disispat- ed the stock of good will of those who had put them in office, and added: “But no self-respecting party can g0 on supporting a government that has jreated them in the way labor has treated the liberal party.” He eoncluded by asking the labor to reconsider its attitude of the last three months before it was “too late.” " New Monte Carlo hifted after “THonest John" Kelly famed New York character, his activities to the Bahamas probibition and now has & palatial an Bal ian said wi riv Mont al ar-Tamed carle CROWLEY BROS. IN PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street L. 2nms Letimates choeerfully given on all jobs 100 DOLLARS A Month for Lite. Wdeal privec- tion for & wife or danghter whom you desire to protect from the dan- gers of investment. Lantz-Molander Co. Real Vaate and Insurance 252 MAIN 5T TEL 3429 50 i STRICKED SUDDEXLY Mrs Salifa Andersc Socretar Home Servee Bureau, In New Ha- ven Hospital in Sevious Condition, Andorson, executive M I Home Serv. tioor super- sceretury of the ce burvau and torm vigor in the New B was ta yester. removed to New pital where her condition is serious, " L said to b Because char en i bureau in city but someone to hall of the 1 s this today, afternoon at wiill be open lock Woman Fights Five in W ouxlcn BO\ in Home Mrs, Mi Main steect mad \ain effort to put out a wooden Lox g her apart- vrday afternoon aad it was conside persuasion up the and let work when they a‘arm from Box it Mrs, Milligan's nt in a still alarm at 4:03 f William J. Naoble damage at 8 South 1 flre ment y only that she gaa e firenmen do the at the a werived House in still alarm, and bel LA i rom the and Ch ed the Engine Co. § hibor smoke s of es- aiarm at 4:35 o'ciock for a fire on Hross Souti Villa Signs to Defend Tltlc \gau’ Genaro c York, April I fiywei ampion, today to defend his title against rankie ro, American 112-pound champion, in a 15 round mateh at the Nostrand A, ' the lutter part of May or cording to Tom M er of the elul, Genaro las not yet signed but MeArdle anticipates no fficulty in compieting the match, ms have not been fixed, The pair bave fought theee times before, Gen- aro holding two decisions over the Filipino while their other encounter wus a no-decision affair, ned Funeral Is Postponed; Ashes l'all to Arrive Middietown, N April The funeral of Mrs. . Brink here has been p “l indefinitely be- cunse the wghes of the body, which was eremated Friday'ut Uniop Hil, N. J. did not arrive by parcel post as oxpected, Mrs, Brink died here, A peculinr phase cenfered around the death of H. Withur Brink, the husband, at Hastings-on-Hudson sev. eral years ago. His boly was cre- mated and the ashes also were dis- patehed in the same manner, but were délayed in transit and the fu- neral had to be postponed, HAVANA TIE-UP COMPL Taxi Drivers Join Walkout of Other Transportation Services. Huavana, April Havana's more than 100 taxicab drivers joined street car mon in their strike in sym- pathy with that of the dock workers today, lcaving the etty with no means of transportation save for its 4,000 privately owned automobiles, Driv- ers of beer wagons alse went out, causing a shortage @f beer in hun dreds of little cafes and corner saloons, There were no morning newspapers in the Spanish languege but the Havana Post appeared. WEDNESDAY leheap an | plainant NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THIRD OFFENDER 1§ GIVEN TWO MONTHS Chilicki Failed to Heed Judge Alling’s Previous Warning Atexander Chilicki, of 95 Fairview street, convieted in police court mnorning for the third time for violat- ing the liquor laws, was sentenced by hul"c Be; nJanlIll W. Alling to serve 60 lays Chilicki's house was sided last Wednesday and the police seized about five gallons of alcohol. According to the testimony of the police, Chilicki is the owner of a store ut 93 Fairview street which has been closed for séveral weeks because of smallpox, @l, the police sow men go into the store at night between 7 and 8 o'clock. They were sober when they entered store and come out intoxicated, ling |o the police, nee the store has been closed, the men huve been going up to the second fiwor to Chilicki's tenement. When the police visited the house, they found a five gallon can of alcohol with about a quart taken from it, in the pantry. A two quart jar with about pint of the liguid was found in the bathroom. Chilicki told the court that his son hal purchased that three days previous to the raid by the po- lice, The son had a ehance to buy it thought that it would be ., to buy it that way since his father drank quite a tittie and Mrs. Chilickr used the alcohol! for a rub, lu\m;: been adviscd to do so by her better Judge Alling said that he had ed Chilicki the last time he was the court to keep liquor off but evidently the 15-day n him then wasn't long him that he'd wa before his premise sntence gi enough to convinee have to do it Woman's Story Not Verified Thoma Mangus of 51 1ranklin street, charged with assault on Eva I'reeland of Hartford was discharged after the story told by the com- had been broken down by other witnesses, Mangus was arrest- od yesterday morning by Patrolman Clarence Lanpher after Mrs, Free- land had complained to himyof the nlleged assault, Mangus was in bed when the policeman arrived at the liouse to arrest hlm, and was so drunk | that he was not able to appear in court yesterday morning. Mrs, Freeland told the court that she was walking along Franklin street to get a ecar for Hartford when a bandage she had on her side became loose, Bhe went into the house at 51 Franklin str bachelor quarters to fix the bandage, Mangus being up and dressed at that time, she testified. While she was fixing the bandage, Mangus comment- a1 on how bad the eut appeared and after she had it Axed and was going to leave, Mangus attempted to make her stay. He pushed her onto a chair, according to her story, and then piced her up and carried her into the bedroom where he dropped her on the bed. this | Before the store was clos- | 't where Mangus keepseyrigon” TUESDAY, got a yes- swollen eye but thought that s it by bumping her head against deor after he had put her out terday morning. He said that he put her out because she was starting make trouble, ked by the court wlhen she had entered his house, he id about 8 o'clock Sunday night that she bhad bheen there all night. Mrs. Freeland deni this saying that she had spent the night on Wil- street wigh friends by the name of Gowan, The case was then put over untdl jater while the police went low and Mrs, Gowan tg the court room ‘I'hey testified that ¥hey had not seen Mra. Freeland at all Sunday night and that she had not stayed at their housc. | Judge Alling told the woman that h-: thought that Mangus was telling the truth and that she was lying and he discharged Mangus. | Guilty of Reckless Driving Joseph Bielona of Berlin was found guilty of reckless driving and fined $25, $10 of which was remitted. Bie- loni was arrested on West Main strect ,\ erday just before noon by Motor- Policeman William 8. Stroils h olls testified that he followed Bie- | lonn for almost a half mile and that he was traveling about 34 miles an hour, cutting in on other motorists and passing intersecting streets with- | ou! sounding his horn. Bielona said that he was hurrying ' to Bristol and that he did not go over 30 miles an hour, sounding his horn ai all the intersectio Wisk is Discharged Walter Wisk of 143 Grove street *wis discharged on a charge of hav-! | ing improper markers on an auto- mobile owned by him, - He told court that the automobile was preperty of his father and that he had nothing to do with taking it to the place on Grove strect where it wes found by State Policeman Roger McKesson who arrested Wisk, Asked | how the machine got out onto Grove street, Wisk said that his brother had towed it there with a truck. ! Michael A, Sexton represent Wisk. The case of Alexauder Kanabricki | of 18 West Pear] street, charged with assaulting George Misiewicz with a knife on April 8, was continued until Thursday to give the chance to employ counsel, GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE New York, April 22.—On her prom- ise to go back home to Boston “for life” and stay away from department stores, General Sesslons Judge Talley today suspended sentence on Mrs. Virginia C. Colma® who had pleaded gullty to shoplifting articles valued at $39 from a large deparment store, Records showed that Mrs, Colman had been In trouble with police since 1916, “I am reluctant to send you back to the court declared, “New York Thas been burdened long enough, if you promise to return home to Bos- ton at once and send someone else to do your shopping. “Gotham™ was first applied to an old town in Nottinghamshire, land, 8he fought him and he struck her | several times about the arms, She 1old him that he would have to pay for abusing lher as she was going to have him arrested. Mangus then said that if he was going to pay, he might a8 well get his money’s worth, and struck her In the eye, causing it to swell, Mangus told the court that he did not know how sghe had received the SPECIALS AT THE NEN BRITAIN MARK NUALITY GOODS AT ECONOMY PPRICES ET C0.- 1,318 MAINST TEL. 2485 Morning Specials from 7 A. M. to 11 A, M. Best Maine Potatoes . w32¢ Domino Granulated Sugar . b, ‘ ALL DAY Roast Pork . Fresh Cut Haml)urg Boneless Pot Roast Lamb Fores Lean Fresh Shoulders Sugar Cured Bacon .. Ends of Ham . Ih. 16¢ Evaporated Milk P. & G. White Naptha S p Ginger Snaps ... FreshFigBars .......... Fresh Cri Challenge Milk 2 cans 29¢ Fancy Tomatoes 2 2 cans cans 25¢ Sugar Corn c \\V‘cdg'wood Creamery Butter Lean Smoked Shoulders .. Ib. l l C Best Pure o 25c Lard . SPECIA 1b. 1b. Ib. Ib. 1b. Ib. 25¢ Corned Beef . . Ih. 10¢ . 3 cans 29¢ . 5 bars 24¢ . 2 Ibs. 25¢ 2 Ibs. 25¢ Confectionery Sugar . 2 1bs, 21c 2 cans 35¢ 2 hs. 25¢ 2 Ibs. 89¢ Soap Fancy Peas Royal Lunch . 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