New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1925, Page 3

FLASHES OF LIFE: DAWES INJECTS REAL STATIC INTO RADIO ADDRESS Elizabeth, N, J. — For the in- formation of radio fans who noted unwonted nolees during a speech by + Vice-Presidéent Dawes laet night. He pounded the senate rules and table #0 hard that'the microphones near- Iy toppled off, Moscow—Leon Trotsky, who is Eolng to take a rest because of a breakdown, has been working eighteen hours a day. Chicago—~Willlam Wrigley. Jr., s ready “to shoot a milllen” to put the Cubs over the top next year, New York—Bobe Ruth, recovered - from abecesses, is going hunting in Maine. Cordova deep on the matn street, it has been reported ‘Nashville, Tenn. — Just after a Sunday world series game in Wash- ington the Tennessee conference, Methodist Episcopal church softh, has gone on record In favor of a Sunday observance law in the Dis- trict of Columbia. Berlin—Phillp of Heese and his Tomorrow! Alright i mild; vegetable Ta ufove Comoekion so"BIE2 ive functions normal, M JUNIORS~ } Little Ns One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of oame ingredients, then candy coated. For ehildren and adults, S2LD BY YOUR Dlllflfll.'l' Alaska—Water s a foot | | Admits Ttallan princess are occupying the Imperial suite at the Adlon, Loearno—“What really is going on along the sidelines at the securls ty conference" in the words of & diplomat, “is a kind of revislon of the treaty of Versailles.” Anzio, Italy—1Vith the opening of a cable between Ttaly ond Buenos Alres, in the opinion of Benito Mus- #olini, “The VFascist government *%W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1025 CHARTER T0 BE AWARDED EXCHANGE CLUB TONIGHT Edward H. Christ to Be Installed as MAN"KIDNAPPED T0° AVENGE: CHILD Melmkoli Held in $500 Bond as Result of Revelations “Just an affectionate hug apd squeeze und a fatherly kiss' constl- |tuted the extent of the relations be- ween Abraham Melinkoff of 98 Tal- Presidenc—National Secretary Will Attend. The charter of the Exehange elub ot New Britain will bo present- ed officlally this evening, when Har. old M. Harter of Tolede, natlonal contributes to the liberty and truth- fulness of the press.” | Atlantic City—A bust of Samu: Gompers, presented to the Amei can Federation of Labor in conven tlon, s to he placed in some mus um, Tewiston, Maine—An audience | the original prohibition state hu decided Bates debaters defeated Ox ford by arguing that this ecountry approves the principle of tion. New York—One burglar's de- fense {s that he {s an anthracite miner and could not obtain work in Scranton, Pa, New York — Negotiations for Ganna Walska's appearance fin “Butterfly” have ended because of her Insistence on new stage “busl- ness." Momaroneck, N. Y.—Johnny FFar- rell has set a new record of 33-30— 63 at Quaker Ridge. New York—Curiosity at to what makes a golf ball lively is threaten- ing boy's sight. He cut a bhall open and acid exploded. | | Miss Priscilla grand- | Huntington, N, Y.- Choate, an ambassador's daughter, won a horse Tace 'rnm‘ farmers ot a neighbors' outing on Henry L. Stimson's estate | Gy g | tealing Auto After Arrest Here Anthony &impson of New Haven was arrested vesterday afternoon on a charge of operating an automobile | without a registration, hut when the | police communicated with the New | Haven police, they lcarned that the machine had heen stolen city last Thurs in that | When confront- | ed by this fact, mpson admifted prohibi- | { noon. stealing the machine and the New Haven police returned him to that city on a charga of theft of the auto. | thave initiation Satur |cott street and a 10 year old girl on {the morning of October 3, according [to his statement beofre Judge Wil- Ham C. Hungerford in police court this morning on a charge of indecent aveault on the little girl, State wit- | nesses testified differently and Melin- keff was bound over to the Decem- ber term of the superior court under + bond of $500, Melinkoff was arrested last night Detective Sergeant George . El- mger and Sergeant Patrick J. ("'Mara after the policemen com- pleted an investigation of a report recefved at police headquarters that he had been kidnapped in broad {daylight from his home by three 1en who posed as state policemen. secretary, will be present and offi- | After recelving the report, the po- clate at installation exercises, Ld-|ljce offlcers had diffleulty in locating ward H. Christ will preside at the |Melinkoff, as the man ran to several meeting and Rev. Samuel A, Fiske [houses in an effort to elude them. will be toastmaster. They finally succeeded in locating Mayor Paonessa wlll be one of U"‘“v!m and they questioned him nboul speakers. Members of Exchange ihe kidnapping. Melinkoft told them clubs in Middietown, Hartford, Meri- |that three men, Emil Prange of 85 den, Southington, Willimantie and Seymour street, John Zeranski of 90 other nearby towns will be present. |Smalley street, and Zigmond Jado- —— - 7ick of 21 Dwight street had visited TRUCK BRE! 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While question- ing the trio and Melinkoft about the kidnapping, the police learncd ahout the alleged assault Melinkoff mitted on the 10-year-old girl while the four men were working at her home on October 3 Prange told the court this morn- ing that he was an eyewitness to the abusing of the little girl by Melin- | After hearing the story of the the police brought the little girl to the station, and she identified Melinkoff as the man who acted im- Upon recelving his | the men | certifi driving Cooke William T « arrested hy Patrolmen and Wil 1 it that bo tis m Gr ma | ehine with 8 0 different com- |Rackliffe ;\‘h;rmlmund In Berkshire Hills | Yackliff Jr., of Rackliffe week for in order men, to pur- | INSPECT NORTH END PARK cetion of North End park afternoon by the Philadelphia o for ¢ RUB RHEUMATIE, ACHING JOINTS AND STOP PAIN alth will meet at and the fire AUNDRY’” and Architect who pre- develapment police ards will be In | WASHES ME SO | ||! 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