New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 12

26 Y T P A M 30 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925, ‘ | T : 9 | “What wakes the operations [but the agitation carried on by | Pirates in Kensington on Sunday |llquer with Intent to sell. The ol-‘“\ihh‘ hurrled upstairs and placed | KING' HONORS PADEREWSKI, AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL PA‘N[EV[ T[]R | more difticult for us is the wmulti- s u-l-'an and workers 15 80 wide- |afternoon al 3:15 o'clock. It is ex- |fenses were alleged to have been |the man under arrvst just as he was | London, June 26—King George re-| Bridgeport, Conn, Jute 36 (M- | plicity of ultucks we have to face,” spread that there Is no indication | pected that the game will bo one of | committed on April 10 |coming in the window from the|ceived Ignace Jan Paderewskl, the(Joseph Reynolds, 12, of 48% Balms- [the premier remarked Ve scek |Where new outbreaks may occur, the most exciting of the season, Patrolman Peter Skierkowski and |90 Judge Willlam I, Mangan | pollsh planist, at Buckingham pal- | forth avenue Danbury, dled as the Lo conquests. What we want fs| The mosement s cspecially sivong | The practice scheduled for (0- | rohaer ot Gl SKI ANd | cared tor the defendant. | ace this morning and conferred up- |result of an uceldent June 16, Coro- cossation of hostllities in French at Canton, scene of an outbreak on | nig former Patrolman Whllam Doherty | “FROASE iy | g and conferred up o 3 (AL Somelion L uenday th @hioh unots wers ex, | Mght has besn pestpansd until (0- | wyre ‘pesitive 1n Sbelr e ieution | Pishter May Have Fractured Jaw | on’him the Order of Knight Grand [ner John J. Phelan finds today. The —_— loroceo, ’ i esranian ‘“.“‘Ilm] el bl‘h\’nm Im;.:- morrow evening at 6:16 o'clock, of Gryginla as the man they claim | On his way home from police | Crosa of the British Empire. boy was hit near his home by an . sl “ : ‘\ HER ‘\“‘_"“\' et (e Bun A radidle |:.-n):: Ballews Case Continued. | drove @ machine wlong Grove street | headquarters last night, Chief wil- | automoblle driven by [I'rederick De[alls 0[ MOI‘OCC&“ Debflle F"]d \ o ““‘ pr w"'“‘“f“w' ‘:\:‘,,“’; ["“:, ish and French marines guarding | Matthew Ballewa . of Beckley [Into the alley at 61 Grove street | llam €. Hart happened upon u live- RAY CASEY WI Miller, 17 Ldbrary place, Danbury, AR ,\.,l‘:,,\. ro. Shameen, the foreign settlement. | Quarter, charged with assault upon | after midnight of April 10 und un.‘ Jy battle in which Dominlc Lavina| Wimbledon, June 2i—IKay Casey|The coroner says the child ran from Wfly {0 Press [remotiate with Marshal Lyautey vo- o incae lossos in this affair are | 1is wife, and drunkenness, appeared [louded five five-galion cans of Wi- | ang John Gonzales were doing their | of San Franclsco won the American [behind an ice wagon-into the path o provisioning of the e | ihoritatively placed at thirty kil |1 the Borlin court last night to an-|cohol Into a garage. Another can | mighties to disfigure cach others | victory of the tlay at Wimbledon, de- |of Miller's machine. ed and seventy wounded, swer 10 his charges. His case was|of the spirits was found in the ma- faces, Lavina evidently had the het-\fem.ln; C. E. Van Braun of Sweden, ——————— Shameen has assumed the ap. | continued until next Tuesday cven-|chine when the police arrived in the | ter success with his undertaking, for 6-3 6.3, 6-3. A clear moon indicates frost. pearance of an wrmed camp. Al the | N8 and he was released under a|alley, Gryzinia deni=d that he was| when the chief arrived, Gonzales | I'rench governor rnment’s pol a daily commu Morocean uffairs, but in- 1eh communigues were 15 progress, M women and children have been | bond of 850, He was arrested Tnes- [In the neighborhood of Grove street | was in an almost helpless condition, {ransported by sea to Hong Kong | day night by Officers Brown and [that night and claimed that he was | suffering from what was thought to and the British and Japanese are | Ventres, at a farm in Plaliville, where he has | be a fracture of the jaw. Both were | . e Mrose ta.. Strengthening thelr fortifications IiastEReN nt1toni | been working since April 1, inrrvsh‘d on charges of breach of | ‘ S . Washington is concerned over the Aita 20a FR\ahinatl dauahter .| The police allege that Gryzinia|the peace and assault, and when inued ifs worl (altitude of the Peking government | yiie “yii'ra Bighinath of this l;“w‘,‘,‘ escaped from them at the time théy |arralgned in court (his morning o e eop e | ncing Ofrough the (8 tXpressed in the latest Chinese gy ouis Drignoll, son of Mr. and |®¢12¢d tha automobile and the liquor | Were fined $10 and costs. LROUED toe note to the diplomatic body. They | \jre “Tawrenco Brign ot N | and almost escaped ugalu early yes- | Overloaded Coal Truck 8 of forcl&l fear e provisional government’s | yi (SN2 Married this morning at| terday morning whon they wunt n.l Michael Dzis of 38 Willow street, ) MArine [stand will only serve to encourage 'yt o R L M ew, . ¢, |the farm In Southfhgton to arrest | driver of a coal truck for the United etween lne an 2 e agitators seeking to provoke u | oo m’tn-; R 65 jgn | him, the second escape being frus- | Coal Co, was fined $25 and costs for concerted violent movement against | ENNGN OMEWINE WHh 0 BIER| (400 by policemen who had sur- | overloading his truck, but the court | 55 L all the foreigners in China i o i |u:.u-fl\.~‘-‘“:.7m OF | rounded the house to prevent such | suspended payment of the fine, Dzls . f the cabinet S ST Vil with peint lace and orange bloss |20 4ch _Detective Sergeant Wiiliem | was arrested.on Franklin Square s LlnCOln Streets i A roma, Fivhig & Snanish fteec Sma|P:. MoCue, ~ Sergeant Patrick J.| week ago by Trafio Policeman John lialtig 16 wéntsraiton e et ¢ ihe|0'Mara and Constable T. J. Foley | Stadler when a truck he was driving valley. Miss Josephine Brignoli, s went into the farmhouse seeking | was found to be carrying 1.500 i S ter ot the zroom wia BrdsEmnia ang ArysniaEicaving: others outside pounds more than it's maximun ki ued' from " Page Seven) CiinBis L cousin of the briqe, | Watching for any attempted escape. | capacity. The defendant was ropre- A : o e O e as Arome | When the police entered they were | sented by Attorney Alfred LeWitt, SR " heginning. He begged the students alol Junchisuork e confronted by Irank Zerynowskl, | who entered a plea of gullty to th y y A ahondsAaLs (o continic with thelr work _and | match, She carried. an arm bougue| 2¥Her of the (arm, who s alleged (0] charge and (ol the sourt that a: We deeply regret the property ok Willatand thet (amnialion to R leava toses A and Ars Drisnoyj ave denied that Gryzinia was there. he coal was being sold in a car ANT[ FORFIGN FEE'LINC Sispi aat er L 1\1||‘u':”wjm“::, ‘\‘lt:ful ALIon ’-"1‘“""1' iliefla) 4'l:nmc;‘l:‘:” ma.;[mx, it was not belng nhownu damage caused by the thousands - ¥ an hour. “Put seven more years on UEUnOrCiNEI e " was heard upstairs an sharp and Dzis was not aware of the ton . g 1 an hour, “PuL seven moro years on ity and upon thele return WL TE Conmang trom outsidu to “Get back | nage ho was carrying. ‘ of people eager to rescue the STILL RUNNING HIGH ! are @5 scars of age sou wili have Mes. Louis Varson and daughter, o that reot John Jakubezyk of 185 Oak stront. parachute jumper at our perfor- eathod more than he who slopped | Dorothea, of Fast Orange. N, Jo & Gryzinia had sumped out of bed charged with assaulting John Ku A 3 ————— his schooling at this stage of 1ife ! the gucsts of Mr. and Mre. Adam and, pulliog on trousers and a shirt, lesza of 76 Derby street last Sun- mance in Walnut Hill Park last oy And Canton New S o B Will have by the tme he §s 70 years Kranth at their home on Grove Went out a window and was about | day. had his case continued unti : % e oo Amoiiini ConionNen; Beenl 0.BE ot e s i i eyl v onilline it st It home on Grove) (T from a low roof to the | Tucsday for trial. He was arrested night when unfavorable winds Principal Storm Centers In About 300 parents and friends of regular prayer meeting wijl|ground when one of the ast night by Patrolman Anthon: drifted him out of his course into raduales wers! present at tho | be heid &t the Method)st church this|CaUsHt alght of him. T ers | Milewski on a warrant. sk o, impressive and | cvening at the usyal hour vour vicinity. ' 2% (- The @Ppropriate fo the occasion. Music Joseph Holigan of Baltimore, Md., i on sentiment in China fs | Vas rendered by the Worthington |s the guest of his parents, Mr. and ne to tun high. with little | club orchestra and dancing was en- | Mrs. Patrick Holigan, at their home joyed after the exercises on Main streef. of early subsidence This was entirely out of har- e A Obserye Wedding Anniyersary Mr. Johnson of Hartford is the B I R | Mr. and Mrs, John Cashman of |Busst of his son, William Johuson, at Spray Pumps mony with the entire program. Ke ve ) an- | his home on Main street. niv v of the at their @ 1 Pepper class of the — Never a Flutter nom o eveni s of | Methodis Sunday uchonl w1 hold » Oltiets i1 o A lvanIzd e Accept our deep regrets and be- S 1 evening. lieve that this would have been . . He vy Party o those wishing 1o attend the f 1) Gallon CONTINUOUS avoided if humanly possible. Preparing this rich summer breakfast | atrs. Chartes Claudelin of Kens. | Communits piovic at Hoteli 3 Gallon NAPSACK (Compressed Air) Vo ington was pleasantly surprised at QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 ioutes ¥ me in honor of her birthday. | LDSit names ito; Royal " Holmes L 8 Gallon WHEELBARREL O UG | ONCE 50 t Jortation can be fur- No hot kitchens, no muss, no bother “ ar : I”r - \ ey e 3 50 Gallon BARREL yablc Hzm e GRYINAKELDFOR | Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc. |f e BENNETT MOTOR SALES C.. Start the day with oats . .. with the “oats tai\fent olatnslin B e Wil e it s BELIVERING HOOCH PARK & BIGELOW STS. 250 ARCHST. (Opp. Grand) TEL. 2052 Your energy will not drain away so fast. B S s e e Bound Over o Superior Gourt. large attendance is J. ,: you will feel. Lawn Fete Tonight. | All that Quaf(er flavor is retained in he scheduled o al the| Walter Gryznia of Southington, i this Quaker Oats. Quick Quaker cooks helistngton BOonE ieggian crmerly of 61 Grove strect, this : v I tonight at about § city, was held under $1,500 bonds faster. That's the only difference. lock. Tn case of stormny weather, for the Scptember term of superior the affair will be held in the chur t when probable cause was ors. There will be a variety f on his arraignment before i sting features, and it x-'Jud Benjamin W, Alling in police ! that the attendance be court this morning on a charge of ransporting liquor. Gryzinia was 3 Will Mect thg Pirates, lischarged on a count of having a AR The All-Kensin n b ba!l team reputation, while the court suspend- | meet t 3rita ] t on a charge of keeping \ . 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