New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1924, Page 11

DRUNKEN MOTORIST | PAYING PENAITY 1,000 Licenses Stand Suspended Becanse of Intoxicated Drivers Havtford motor vehie of Conneeticut ot liguer opurators 1 sy he records of the stale wetor vehiele department Thivty-six of 1hese uperators beon deprived of the vight te drive for fiv owing to, the faet fhat they twice convieted on the intexication ehurge Approximately 600 of the alrcady been unidey more thun & your The departiment I cases of operate this offense, us its great majority B dents to b Aug. 11 i the whil L oy pubilie high tor the sop of 1,004 ted uperating wWiays in ueng I sta today o hay yOurs, have , been thers have tor latitude of the | found guilty utistios show etient to drunkenness other forms of reckless driving, The state low fixes one as the mini- mum period of suspension for the first | offense of driving while drunk, and five years for the second offen: The advent of national prohibition in its relation to motor vehicle tion has not minimized the pre m in Connecticut . In the first half of this year, 369 licensos wore suspended because of this offense, and siniy- three of the operators invelved were sentenced to jail, under the state law providing that persons operating | motor vehicles while under the in-| fluence of intoxicating liquor or drugs “shall be fined not less than $100 nor more than $500 or imprisoned not more than six months, or both, for the first oftense, and, for any suh- sequent offense, shall be imprisoned not less than six months nor more than one year," { The number of suspensions for in- toxication reached its peak In Con-| necticut last year, when 773 operators were ordered off the road because of | it, The number suspended for that offense already this year is greater than all the suspensions on that ac- count during the entire calendar year | 1922, of " acei i il your Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches _———— St. Mary's Church Banns of marriage we Sunday for the first time Nelson Jomes and Miss Moore. | There will be an anniversary high mass of requiem at 7 o’ clock Wed- nesday morning for the late Patrick Curry, Thursday is a fast day of ob- ligation. Confessions will be heard on Thursday afternoon and evening, Fri- day, which is the Ieast of the As- umption, is a holy day of obligation. fasses will be celebrated at 5:30, 7, 8, nd 9 o' clock. A mass will be cele- rated in the basement at 8.0' clock | lor the children, : St. Joheph's Church An annhiversary mass for the late Jobn Griffen will be celebrated at 7 ®’ elock Thursday morning. Confessions will be heard on Thur- day afternoon and evening. Friday, the Ieast of the | published hetweeen Agne: Assump- tion, is a holy day. Masses will be cel- | ebrated at 5:30, 7 and 8 o’ clock. Sat- urday is the feast of St.'Ttocco. A mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Saturday morning for the intention of ! Mrs. Mary Nesta. Church of St. John the Evangelist There was an anniversary mass said for the late James H. Fitzsimmons this morning. Confessions will he heard on Thursday evening. Theie will be masses at 5:30 and 7 o'clock I'riday, the Feast of the Assumption, which is holy day of obligation. Benediction will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. St. Andrew’s Lithuanian Church Bahns of marriage were published for the first time yesterday hetween Raymond Ganiwea and Eleanor Sisnkwich, An anniversary mass will be said for George Matulis at 7:30 o’clock to- | morrow morning. Masses will he said at 5 30 and § o'clock Friday morning, the Ieast of the Assumption, which is a holy day. .Benediction will be held immediately after the 8 o'clock mass, Writing backwards with the left hand, which can best be read by hold- Ing it before a mirror, 1s a peculiarity of a Norwich, England, girl who re- cently graduated from school. When Your Eyes Need Attention Consult Frank E. Goodwin esight Specialist 327 MAIN ST, Phone 1905 “Garages for rent,” you can fined one close by— Just turn lo‘the want ads and wiggle your eyes. READTHE 'WANT ADS |proposal that he come to the United Coolidge May Become Golf Fan President and Mys, Coolidge made a tour of all public “play- grounds,” He displayed unusua cra- And learned the difference between a mashie and niblic} PRIVATE LUNCHEON FOR ROYAL VISITOR Coolidge Arranging an lulormal' Social for the Prince Washington, highest Aug, 11,.—One of the in private compliments diplomatic luncheon ~is planned usage—a strict with the for the Prince of Wales upon his ar- rival in the United States for the in- ternational { at the Meadow Brook ington Post today, adding that it un- derstands the rc New York, August 30, on the Beren- garia, The prince's il at the White House was decided upon, the Post re- iates, after King George had vetocd a executive family polo matches next month says the Wash- al visitor will reach ates incognito, as Lord tenfrew, he king held that international cou tesy required use of the prince's high- cst title on a visit to the United State {even though it might be only a plc ure trip, and this nccessitated rangements for him to his re- | spects formally to the president. "The privacy of the luncheon, one of | few functions of its kind in American |y | history, is attributed not only to the {mourning of the exccutive family for e Calvin Coolidge, Jr., but to a desire to return similar courtesies extended hy 5- st P NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 17 R | SA088088380508800028080885 1 VOICES IN THE AIR SETERTIATN NIRRTy LA AL R Monday, August 11 LY IR Y (Westinghoust —kast | period World t s b » e p P Bymphony Boprano, tend » " A} | Blockiman vepor by the KDKA Lat ri Al oo panist glon time ball A ab p signals ather for T svor Wiz i I courses sti [8\Y Bpringneld.) 6 p me=Dianer cor WHZZ Trio Ppeom by the bast tional leagoes 7:00 p. m 700 p America.” Late nuws trlal Contor 7:80 . = Hedtime 7140 p. m—Concert Trio and planist N0 peom, tha Nationul ¢ symphony hall, Arling reporis I m Americ o and Markoet Liringing ot 1 m 1w World to rom the Na 1ndus Bourd 1ona e ¥ wi | interest in public gol . mi-official meeting A, 1L convention Loston | n at m time 55 s nale: we TERRIFC STORH RAGES OVER BOSTON HARBOR . WHAZ Inatitute — Y. | Life Guards Make Thrilling Rescues 2 ey p. m.—Popular dance music by Anthony J. Flush and his syncopa | tors, assisted by baritone, | | fnal | When Storm Overturns Hundeods of Canoists on Dorchester Bay WO Press — Detroit.) 11, ~ One Boston, ed Aug and more rescucd last evening when an I tric storm accompanicd by a terrific g gale raged over the city for 15 min- |1 48¢ utes and raised havoe with canoes and small boats, Jereriah Sullivan of Cambridge with three companions saw the menace of the storm while on | Dorchester Bay in a dory and raced | for shore, When only 100 yards from | slore the wind caught the boat, lip-‘ ping it completely over, | Life Guard Rooney, at the L street munfeipal beach nearby, plunged into | & p. m.—Musical program the water and rescued three of the Novelty entertainers, Hawatian gul-| men and then on a fourth «trip | turs, pianist. | fhrough the high running waves re-| 10 p, m.—Musical prograim—Iicrnie covered Sullivan's body and brought | Schultz and his “Yankee Eight” or-| it to shore. other guards worelrhn-.sl:'a. | swamped twice within ten feet of shore when they atfempted to run a | boat out to the rescue. Rooney was | forced to knock two of the men un- | conscious hefre they would submit to man was 50 persons eleg- | (Dztroit I'rec drov p. m.~Dinner concert and all scores. | b p. m.—Musical program | 8 p. m.—Jackie Coogan will speak | to tha younge k | wWoco Palmer School of Chiropractic—Da | venport, Jowu.) | m.==Sport n:ws and . veath | forecast. > WwWoo Wanamaker—Dhiladelphia.) (John 700 p.om, perts resuits and po- | lice reports. Dinner music by A.| rescue, 02, 1 An9, tenor, planist and accompan bilv [ Iheater & 4 or estra 1y »omo=box Grand organ recital 10:30 . mo=Danee program by A Candelort and his Hotel Adelphia lioof Garden orohestra 10:85 p mo=Time signa THIRY Weather forecas Dance program 3 7 b 0 m " i " I Bros.—Philadelphoa.), " Official weather P me=Dinner music Frimo Berenadors. 6:45 p. m=—Livestock and market reports Redtim (Himi forecast ‘) by the Produe m storles and - | WARL | (Storrs — Conn.) . | 15 pm—Rlate market report WEAL cphone and Telegraph | Co.=New York Uity,) 6 to 10 p. mo—Dinner music Bmith dance orchestra, “"How Underwrite Inheritance Taxes Lenor Concert by the United States| Marine band | (American John | 1o (Acolian Hall—New York City.) 7 m.~—Gotham Hotel concert or- eh 7 P v p. m.~Financial Develop- | ments of the 7:30 p. m~Gotham orchestra, § p. m.—Estey organ recital, S:45 p. m.—Field and Stream sport tulk, Hotel concert | -Violinist and accompanist, m.—"Round the World Flight.” 9:30 p. m.~\Violinist, 10 p. m.—Planist, 10:30 p. m, vie Golden's Hotel McAlpine Roef orchestra. WA Nelson Co. M Newark, N. J.) arden State Collegians— | orchestra. inch B Britt, ‘enor. WMAP (Round Hille Radio Corp! — South| Dartmouth, Ma Dinner music. m.—John C. Smith (L R 8 p.om. 9 piece dan 9 p. m 10 p. v pom. 180 p orchestra, 8:25 p. m.-—Tenor, §:30 to 10 p. m.—Concert by the/ United States Marine band, [ 7 dance WFEI and Clothier — delphia.) Strawbridge Phila- 6:30 p. m.—Meyer Davis Bellevue | show | |the flames which More than 700 canoes were floating bout the Charies river when the orm burst with little warning. addlers strove desperately to reach shore as the white caps were whipped p. The Metropolitan police report- d that while 21 of the craft were apsized and at least 50 persons flung The | ‘andelori and his Hotel Adelphia or-| stra. | Stratford Hotel concert orchestra and §:30 p. m.—Musical program. So-|sports results, cl in the water there were no drownings. | The police and other canocists made NT S0 Goop - oA P! LESSEE WHAT ‘ | \ | |the king and quecn recently to See- retary and Mrs. Hughes and to Sec |retary Mellon and his daughter. | ys the Post, members of the cabinet and their wives may be in- vited to the White House, in a strictly |informal manner, to welcome the |prince, No other cities will he visited hy the royal party on this trip under present | {plans, the mewspaper continues, and | ;Onl_\' one large social function has been arranged, a dinner and dance hy | |Claren | many rescues. | The wina tore - bunting and the grand army encampment to shreds the outlying sections aiready suffer- past weels, IR List of Those 'hose Re- turning Made Leaving and Mackay at Harbor Hill, Sep- | Public, |tember 6, the evening of the first of | {the series of polo matches for the famous international chaMlenge cup for the American open championship | pand the Monty Waterbury memorial |trophy. | The prince will he met at New York, the Post adds, by the British ambassador, Sir Lsme Howard; J. | Butler Wright, third assistant secre- tary of state in a semi-official capa- | city, and Major Ascar N, Solbert, the sident's junior aide and former tary attache at the American em- in London, as the personal and unofficial representative of President Coolidge. The executive alto has de- | tailed Major Solbert to act as personal |aide to the prince during his stay in |the United States The royal visitor will occupy the |housz of James A, Rurden at Syosset, | Long Island, during the polo matches, with Rogers Winthrop acting as host lin th: absence oféMr, and \ Bur- den, who are in Burope. After the matehes, whieh are scheduled to end September 14, the prince is expected | to leave immediately for his ranch in Manitoba. Britain fire department stz their annual vacations today: C George Hoffman of Fngine 1, Ed- ward Conlin of IEngine Co. 6, David Moore of Ingine Co. 2, Alex Beatty | of Engine Co. 5, Michael Campbell of Truck Co. 2, Albert May of Truck Co. 1 and Richard Colling chauffeur for| the chiet engineer, The following men today after their annual vacation Lieutenant Thomas Hinchey of Fn- gine Co. 4, Capfain I'ved Smith of kn- gine Co, 5, of Lngine Co. G, William ‘uck Co. 1, and L.eo Forsyth 2 rted ptain on oy resumed duty d | nith of of Truck Co. MAN BADLY WOUNDED Man Alive in Hospital With Two Bul- let Holes in His Head Paterson, N, J,, Monto, 34, is in the ( here with two wounds in Ilach the size of a half Aug. eneral hospital his hesd, | 1 dollar, He is conscions, though his skull is fractur- od. He says he docsn't know what | happened. Police arrested Michael A, Dattalis 1 pool room r shots at Monto, d a chair through the pool room window. Hospital doc- tors said they unable to say that Monto's wounds were coused by shots —— , owner The captured heads of victims of the cannibal tribes of the Upper Amazon are shrunk until the small as oranges and then as ornaments, | ifter he had are o i JACKIE CCOGAN CAT CONTEST FOR BOYS AND € Jackie Coogan’s black cat “Friday” who appears with him in “Little Robinson Crusee” will be at the Capitol theater Monday noon, 12:30, August 18th. All boys and girls vwho bring a black cat to the Capitol theater on that Monday noon who most re- sembles Jackie’s black cat “Friday” in size, age, and weight will receive FREE TICKETS TO SEE o Tackie Coogan —in Liciie Robinson &..usoe If You Don’t Own a Black Cat Bring Your eighbor’s Black Cat PR In flags | displayed about the city in honor of | and did additional damage to crops in | ing from blows dealt by storms of the | The following members of the New | 11.—Luigi ! W-0-0-F hts JLLTRY B-L-E N T'OFFER LoD IS MY/ | LAST CHANCE L = it ( NG oy o 7 " 7 4 bio JET We feature the Neutrodyne Set.. &-*s constructed to yi perience in this field can accomplish. Consulting service on sets of any make at all times, Complete stock of parts. JOHN T. Formerly Radio Operator With Marconi Wireless Co, and U. S. Quartermaster Department 141 MAIN STREET R e s W WorseBow LIGHTNING CAUSES HEAYY seven Hams Bumed in Winsted Burm With 835,000 Loss—Ters il Litchield Mo Winsted, Aug, 11.~=8even barns on the dairy tarm of Frank and Joseph pnyder on West Hill, were destroyed by fire last night aftor they had been strugk by lightning. wis estimated at §25,000, sisty tons of hay, vehicles and farme ing impliments were destroyed, The bolt set fire to large cowbarns and the flames spread to the other bullds ings ., Lty men, whe formed a bucket brigade, saved the house, A series of electrical storms hit this section yesterday and considerable hail fell, Bosten. ) Uhildre half hour 630 p. mo~WNAC dinner dance 5 p mo—Joint lroadeast—&iations WTAT and WNAC Notifications by Senator Walsh of Montana Belee tiens by the band John W, Davis' speeeh of aceeptance fpom WHAN late Theater York City.) (Loew's 8 Bldg.—~New 6130 a0 T:30 p. m.—~Alamae orches tra music by Oleott, Vail's trio and Faul Bpecht’s dance archestra & to 5:30 p, mo—~Roseland dancing academy 5 to 8:50 p. m.—Htrickland's Palis sades Park orchestra | 10 10 11 p. m—~Jack Bhack 12 1o 2 A m~Midnight Bohemia Litehfield, Conn, Aug 11,—During one of the most terriie eleetrical storms that ever struck this section, Hghtning set fire to the | Busk place hero carly last night, burning the barn (o the ground, Three hosses were burned The girage, grecphouso and other builds ings wore alto destroyed but the Tors rington, Litehfield and Hantam fire departme®!s managed to save the hou Qu¢ fire could be seen for n N The cteym was accompanied by several minut®s of hail which it is be Heved will result in scrious loss among the fruit growers, No estimate of Mr. Busk's loss could be obtained from members of the family but other buildings were worth $4,000, wean Telephone Buffalo, and N graph ) § 830 p. mo-1nnner musie—\incent Lopez Hotel Btatler dance orchestra 7180 p. m,—~Digest the day's rews, RBascball scorca Butfale live stock market report, Agriograms, 10 ta 11 p. m.—Musical program by violiniat, reador and tenor sololat, 1to 11 p, m,—~Musocal program by the Lafayette Harmony orchestra 11 p. m—Supper musie, Vinecent Lopez Hote! Statler dance orchestra 11:45 p. m.—Weather forecast WGy rie Co N. Y.) (General | Schencctady, 715 po m.—Address Subject, “Making the Printed Word Work for You." 40 p. m.—NBasebal! results, 7:45 p. m.—Program of music and addresses, Instrumental numbers by Fort Orange society dance orchestra, Leave Out “Obey" Sacramento, Calif,—Love and hon- or, yes—but “obey"”, never! ,The word “obey” has become obsolete in mare riage ceremonies in Yuba county, Jus- tice of the Pence George Herzog says not one couple in the lust two years has allowed him to use the word. DIES FROM BAD BURNING Hudson, Mauss., Aug. 11.—Mrs, Al-| berto Plerrozzi, 26, died late yesterday in Clinto hospital four hours after be- ing severely burned when her home | here took fire following the explosion of a gasoline stove in the Kitchen, Her Lusband and Louls Fraschetti of Bos- } ton, her brother, were burned ;|houl| the hands in attempting to extinguish | had ignited the | CAPITOL SUN, NIGHT woman's clothing. 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