New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 10

GARON FIGHTS WITH POLICEMAN Fined For His Temerity—Spar- pers Let Go ndly “Just a match, (hat's offered y A Bpring street of 44 Erwin arraigned I Hungerford in boxing fens rt Sabbatina of 53 and Guido Casta en they Willlam ¢, thi ani eu last night They admitt they became roticient manly art du blows gradua m nes fight 1o warned them no ly in the ¢ Emil Garon eosts for his part 1 Supernumerary Poilzoman Rappanotti o Bast Main stre urday night when was brought e court inkenness, breacl { resistance Garon is well k for his powers of Rappanotti was rnot s risad Sat- | urday night when th: man pitched into him instead of obeymy the pe-| liceman's order to continue along home. The policeman encountered Garon with a friend acting 1n such| & manner near Spring street that b erdered them to move along. Gar- on's friend obeved the order, but| Garon took a viclous wing ut Rap-| panotti that failed to reach its mark. | 1t was followed by others and a bat- | tle atarted. Garon succeeded in getting con-| trol of the policeman’s nigh { and before Rappanotti had r it, a gash that required twa otitches to close was opencd over Dis fore- head. The policeman heid his own with his man until Patrolmen Dan- fel Cosgrove and John Liebler ar- James Mr ' Wa |next Sunday morning at Trinity M. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1925 FOUR ALLEGED Goodwin issued today. This is a re- ductlon of three from the previous week and an fncrease of two over the responding week a year ago. ‘There were 120 persons convicted of driving while under the influence lof liquor, #3 more than last week, while 524 llcenses and registrations were suspended or revoked, the largest number ever ta away in | ol Of these 109 were for | riving after drinking intoxicants | 1 116 for faulty equipment. REV. BARRETT IN PULPIT PLAINVILLE NEWS Notes Eimer E. Thomas of West Broad | street has severed his connections with the Helnz company and wiil enter the employ of J. A. Liggett & [ Co.. Meriden wholesale grocers, this week. Miss Rena Bunncll and Miss Mabel Johnson have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent at \er New Britainite Preaches At ! Louise Andrews camp at East North- | field, Masa, A marriage license has been Is- sued at the New Britain city clerk’s office to Antonlo Orgolesin of Plain- ville and Pauline Paladino of 65 Cleveland street, New Britain, Mr. and Mrs, Fred C. Smith ot East Broad street are entertaining | Mrs, Smith's sister, Mrs. Ralph Schirmer of Flushing, N. Y. Miss | For Irinity M. E. Church—Has Pleas- ing Tenor Volce, | W. Barvett of Chad- wicks, N, occupied the pulpit at rinity M. BE. church yesterday morning in the absence of the regu- lar pastor. Mr. Barrett is a native of this city some |all improvements and garage. (Coninued trom Page Beven) |,.\0,\ing town and will sell at r o'clock this evening in the Baptist | church parlors, | For Sale—Desirable residence, sit. uated No. 7 Farmington Ave, witu Own- sonable price and terms. V. Mason & Co. —advt, For Sale—American Walnut Be room suite, dining room set, sewing | machine, ice box and other house- | hold furnishing. 14 Hough street.— | advt, | Apply Phone 95, Bristol. Adviscs— Special Probe BURGLARS HELD The four men alleg been caught in the act 'Superior Court Will Hear Final Argument § Ve riz- ed to of bur in All Criminal Cases |ing the store of John Skivupskis at London, Aug. 10 (#—The interna- | 14 Spring street lust Thursday night tional prison congress, in its final session today, passed , a resolution | recommendgng that independent in- | vestigators, apart {rom the police, | should study the psychology, en- vironment and life history of every | criminal on trial, reporting the re- sult of their investigations directly [to the judge who is called upon to {mpose sentence. 1 for years past has been pastor of churches in several differ- nt cities in New York Kathryn Smith, who has been spend- Ing the past six weeks In Flushing | and Brooklyn, returned home w“hi her., Clayton Lawrence, employed at | Kramer Bros. in Southington, is tak- | ing a week's vacation. i Misses Laura Cowles and E, Mil- dred Bedford have returned from two weeks spent in Vermont. The committee in charge of the | carnival conducted by Plainville | Hose Co. No. 1 reports that |he\l profits were very small. | Court General Lawton, Foresters | of America, will hold its regular meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in Legion hall. ' Services will be held at the church of Our Lady of Merey Saturday. at| 5:30 and 8 o'clock in the morning in honor of the Feast of the As- sumption. The regular meeting of the World Wide Gulld will be held at 7:30 Central Besides being a minister of - the zospel. Mr. Barrett has made an ex- tensive study of music and in musi- cal circles in New York state, his Wility fn that line is rated highly, He is the possessor of a highly train- ed tenor voice of much power and swectness of tone and a feature of the services yesterday was his ren- dition of “The Publican" during the offertory. Mr. Barrett is in this city on a visit to the home of his parents, and Mrs. I'rancis Barrett® of lock street. He will preach again Ry special request, he selection E. church. will also render another during the offertory. 10 GIVE ENTERTAINMENT Another resolution declared that | prevention of the contamination of less criminal prisoners by thosw | more experienced In crime is one of | the first essentlals of prison trea ment, Part of U. S. Fleet Now at New Zealand Port | Dunedin, New Zealand, Aug. 10— | A number of units of the Amecrican | fleet which are to visit Duncdin ar- rived outside the harbor at dawn this - morning, twenty-four hours ahgad of time, catching the city un- aware. As part of the welcome a group of university girls sang “The Star Spangled Banner,” drawing cheers from (he sailors and the crowd. The many school children lost no time in getting on friendly term= with the sailors, who distributed American ceins among them freely Children of Smith Playground Will Present Program At That Place Tomorrow Afternoon A program of entertainment by the children of the *“Smith Play- ground Dramatic Players” will be presented to the mothers and chil- dren of the neighborhood, tomer- row afternoon at o'clock. The program will be as follows: ng—Three little girls. rived on the scene and ajded him putting Garon under subm::sion. Motor Cars Is Heavy Boeton, Aug. 10 deaths in accidents involving auto- | mobile occurred in Massachusetts for the week ended August 7, ac- cording to weekly statement of Reg- fstrar of Motor Vehicles Frank A. nely and embarrassing can u ¢ be dispelled by a few applications of Kesinol Ointment so don't let a pimply unattractive skin shut you off from admiration or pleasant iations. The healing ingredients of Resinol help it to soothe away blotches, redne: roughness, etc., 50 quickly thatithas become a standard troa for those in search of skin health, Atalld and cc tores (P—asixteen | Playlet: “The Broken Doll” Eva Cekanovich and Yiola Cekanovich { Poem, by Anna Thumansky. | Dance: Threc little girls. “Dorothy and Her Sister’ (playlet) Josephine Link and Eva Cekano- vich, | “Little Red Riding Hood" (Play- | let) by Elizaheth Link, Viola Ceka- | ‘ nvich, Nellie Shaminsky and Alice Kerin ong: Three little girls. The Boy and His Car (Playlet): Alice Kerin and Nellie Shaman- sky, 7y Girl" (Playlet): Eva and Cekanovich, Anna and Nel- Shamansky, Josephine adn h Link and Alice Kerin. “Retty and the Stranger” (Playlet) a Link, Alice Kerin and Nellle ansky. Clerk” (Playlet) Elizabeth Link and Nellle Shamansky. Poem: Alice Kerin “The Rad Girl" (Playlet) group. —— /—DON'T NEGLECT— YOUR EYES by the Avoid headaches and eye- strain by wearing correctly fitted glasses FRANK E. GOODWIN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Main St. Phone 1905 anm 327 To Call Us Without T THIS WEEK! SPECI All dropped patterns or Rugs have been greatly reduced for Whiitall Rez Anzio | Fan-—h 12 darhy S1a000. N Whitiall's Anglo Kirman—as12 Now Hardwick Magee Regularly 8150 eh Wilte \ Hardwick & Mazee's ) Regularly 898 50 nndhar Now Wi .5 ot AAMINSTIR special $37.50 GRAS RUG $4.19 — HARTFORD — Store Closed Wednesday Afternoons Until Sept. 2nd. the highest quality and are priced as follows: Rug Shop—Seventh Floor. oll Charge—Call 3500 AL REDUCTIONS ON that might be slightly soiled - this week. All are Rugs of $117.50 $98.50 $85.00 $117.50 $78.50 12 CREX RUGS Special $8.49 Mexican FIBRE RUGS At a 25% REDUCTION m—av12 Iton—5-3110-8, A S - strect | but were held under for the September perior court by Judge Hungerford in polie. morning. Zygmond an niewicz of and John Krugicl three of the leased when bonds we Alex Cromboski, menmber of the quartct in default of ball, Judge William 1 peared for (1 of nounced that the state the defendants would ination The four men were the Spring strect store men Joseph Moore an and Act'ne O'Brien, who went to Il the was given, belus, bonds 160 Washington men, Mangu 1o defepdants, u t= | Prosecutor Joseph G Woods he Sergeant of $1,000 slon of su- William . court this 1 John Juch- strect, Beaver were re- turnished, the fourth is still held ap 1 after an- for stuted that waive exam- evidence by q P Jo investigate a ' Callouses Get rid of them this safe, sure| At drug and shoe stores DrScholl’s Zino-pads | way. Stops the pain at once. Put one on—the pain is gone 1.' port that it was being burglarized. |Wells' disappearance “a plain case Tivuglel was found in the rear of (of & run-out” as he calied oft the | the store and he denfed that he \u,.‘u»m t, declining to name a substh m the place at all, having dropped [Lute, mto the alley for convenience, John [Vanee recelpts of Juehniewiez was the nest tuken into | purchisers. The elub custody by the police when he was [the neighborhood of $2 | cuught coming through a window on which the screen had been forced Luck Entering the rested Cromboski Juchnlewiez in the refrigerator ac- cording to their testimony, P'atrol- man Moore, testified that he tound a fashlight and some money behind (" a barrel in the refrigerator after the | men had been taken to the police | station, and on a bench he found a [N 4% ANETY At necliLian s number of packs of cigarettes, with ;‘;y'.‘“f“‘ jligishe pasf | IneRione-ng Dther small articies, . Nearby were |16 ¢hamplon ugainst any available | sevoral hams ro led up and evidenty [UV4titute and that he would hold ! il h Mullen responsible for Walker's | ready to bo carried away, the po- |suarines of $10,000 lieeman testified L A confession which i | la : e, signed was introduced by |School Desks Not Big [tor Joseph G. Woods. the man ad- | Enough For Scholars | mitting that he was involved in the | maLnE s 08 ] | London. Aug. 9 (P—The uverage [ British schoolboy and girl have BILLY WELL S ACCUSED o e 1 OF DODGING CONTEST | | sulurday night, but the tuct did not become Known nntit last oight. Har ey sadd he knew nothing of Wells' |intention. “T'he originully |for ©riday night |cause of ruln, Wells was at the | reaily to Aight. but complained | store the police ar- and Zygmond hout, sel | ¢ munager, | Cromboski I’rosecn- schools are not by any means large cnough. Boys of 5 feel 10 inches | and gir five fect § inches are not uncommon in London schools and it has been decided to supply desks of large size to meet the im- {proved development of school chil- dren |excreises, (hat desks supplied in the British Boser, Who Failed to Meet Walker, Likely to Be Disbarred, Chicago, Aug. 10 (P—Thc JE I of Wells, Pritish welterweight pion, who' was to have met | Walker, world’s champlton, b a 10- round go at East Chicago, Ind., to- will be taken before the New and California hoxing commis. | in an effort to have Wells r. Charles Har- | In the pil, Ney « gallon LIAY FEVER If you can't “‘get away,” sase the attacks with— APORUB lion Jars Used Yearl little desert town of ‘Toy water sells for five cents unex- Billy cham- Mickey night York sions, harred, James called | Mullen. promoter, Over 17 Packard announces that already more than 15,000 new Packard owners have found in their cars the most notable improve- ments since the introduction of the electric starter. These improvementsare (1) the chassis lubricator, (2) the motor oil rectifier. Together they double the life of Packard cars. The Chassis Lubricator With the exception of six points that must be oiled by hand once every 10,000 miles, the chassis points re- quiring regular attention, 45 in all, may be oiled in less time than it takes to sound the horn. The pull of a plunger, a second of time, and every part is bathed in oil. How much would your car be worth today if it had no electric starter? How much will your car be worth two, three or four years from today if it has no chassis lu- bricator and motor oil rectifier? These improvements, found to- gether only in Packard cars, are among the most important ever made in motor car design. While the electric starter in- creased the sale of cars—the chassis lubricator and the motor oil rectifier double the life of cars —cutting depreciation in half and making the Packard the most economical car in itsclass to own, to operate and to maintain. The Motor Oil Rectifier motor is running. First by ten years or more to protect the interests of owners through retaining standardized appearance and in offering no yearly models, Packard is now first to make it easily possible for owners to get out of their cars the long and desirable mileage life built into them. The HONEYMAN MOTOR SALES Co. 139 Arch Street K Tel. 2109 (I HENE M A N w Paris, v iator wnd directed the return of wd- | Vijceonhla ‘\\dvxxnm» duys ‘S.v"u fortelt was clabined by Walker [yt Constuntinople ufter a non-stop AWells left Chicago for New York | fight toduy mght cow Moscow power IRE TENDER STEAK. .... SMALL YOUNG FOWL. . LAMB CH@PS. ..... LEA SMOKE [} AS QUICK AR TOUR Aug iU ®—The French iptuin Arrachart, eft the wirdrome at 4:4o S20.000 10 Ueket [g'clock this morning In un attvmpt Wil tose 1 1o w o flying lour of Burope in He oxpects to arrive His plans call for & trom onstantinople 1o Mos- the second day and (rom to Puris on the third day is accornpanivd by un engineer on war postponed be- |'Flhe plane is fitted with a 459 horse ungine D IHE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOIT RESULTS TUESDAY MORNING SPECIALS 39¢ " 35¢c D HAMS 350 NATIONAL KRS (MEAT STORES DACKARD ANNOUNCES~ The motor oil needs to be changed but once in every 2500 miles. The lu- bricating qualities are pre- served through a complete and automatic purification once every hour while the The result—longer life of parts, lower costs for oil, and quietness of operation.