New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1926, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1026 PRIEST SCORES CAROUMNG ther McCrann Blames Young and Ol Alike for Bacchanalian Sengeant King {0 6o on Duty at Headquarters | o cons Levelry, Tra vervision which for oung ! eral n under | geant J i 11 be 1 ir g by Ch I Willlam ¢, H Walter and | Bamtort ru preser it King will re I L dera tasucd by 1 drin publicly dis nedy, from \ Losig t God ini example tor in squ. 1 L t to W ually upon the children and Main = ol d I om clders, priest. criticized | square and Mu ect; Del family car for midnight parties | Veley to S 1 the incident with a | 5 1, AL et south of —————— Same e HAS {0ATH BIRTHDAY | railrond cross vest side, Poll o | man Clarence Kumm, Ogdensburg, New York, Woman Has | Beat No. & W Maln street ) | Washington to Lincoln, Never Been To Movie and Has m-;;!;,' ’\"‘j_ e “ Son in,i Never Been Inside of a Theater coln street, 1o gdenshurg, N, Y. Jan. 2 (Pr— er. Kate Oukes Ashley, the oldest Beat No. § woman in this section of the state, | street and viclr ho has secn more than a century O'Brien. 1 by, observed her 104th birthday | Beat No. 6 Hig! her home near Muassena yester- frod langua When asked what she believed had Beat No. 7. Gold, Grove made her live so long replied | and vicinity ecets, Policeman An-|simply: “Because God is willing.” | thony Don Ky | - In the best of health despite her | Beat No. 8, Broad street west of lyears, she is up as early 4 o'clos High street, Pollceman Anthony in the morning to start her round Mitewskl. |ot house work. i Beat No. 0. Lafayette, Beaver and| The modern girls are “nice” the vielnity street, Policeman John |aged woman declares, but she frowns | Griffen upon the short skirts and the hair | Beat No. 10, Sexton, Beatly and |cuts which make them el “lelnty streets, north of Broad street, imen Policeman Patrick Meehan. | Mrs. Ashley Beat No. 11 Sexton strest to Oak |the theater and street and vicinity, Policeman An- thony Koslauskas. Her husband died Beat No. 12, Hartford avenue, |vears ago after they north of North street, Oak, Smalley |ried more than 50 ye and vicinity streets, Policeman Dan- jal Cosgrove Beat No. 13, Hartford fpring, Summer, Winter and vicinity, Policeman William Grabeck. look has ne has ne attende er seen ¢ movie. ore than 25 been mar |Movie Crowd in England Won't Watch ex-Kaiser avenue, Sheffield, England, Jan. 2 ( Dwight and East street and vieinity, |, -0 G 0 A b e ueed the Policeman M Flynn. |drawal of ast Main street, east | malley street, Po- 1 film depicting the life of the ex-kaiser of Germany at | Doorn, his retreat in Holland. ey y | When the film starts man rose 5, Bast Main street from |, crieq: “Take it off A French m street and vielndty | oomay who lost her husband in the el R S e R i andience cheered as the film was stopped. Beat No. of Elm strect to liceman John K Beat No. 15 Main to F street Polic Beat No. 17, railroad crossi man Otis Hopkins Beat No. 18, Main street north of railroad crossing, west side, Police- man David Doty. Beat No. 19, ast side, Police- ;\\’aterbury Delegate Now Rallroad arcade, Church strect and vicinity, Police-| Waterbury, Conn., Jan. 2 (®— man Peter Cabelus | Charles P. Rosengarten, of this city, Beat No. 21 Dwight street, Stanley (a member of the Zionist National strget and vicinity streets, Police- | Executive Board of America, has man Joseph Moore wired the president of that organi- Beat No. : Kelsey [ zation that he will vote against ac- street and vicinity streets, Super- |cepting the vesignation of Rahbi numeary Policeman Thomas Riley. |Stephen S, Wise as chairman of the On Record With Wise | Beat Park, Church, Chest- | United Palestine appeal. | nut, ¥ airview streets, Police- | Declaring that bi Wise's at- | man William Politis tude is that of a strict lox | Beat No. 24, Whiting, Cherry John | Jew, Mr. Rosengarten cl | and other sh street, Po- ibhi Wise nor m McCarthy. , Franklin square and ceman Wil Beat No. South Main street, Policeman Peter e McEvoy. ARy lotiy Beat No. 26, Arch street, Win- |4y informed Jew throp, Greenwood and vicinity that Jesus very gr streets, Policeman James Sullivan. | ¢-om His fathers, th Beat No, 27, Grand street, i andieanes ioay Pritain General Hospital and v . | by centuric Policeman C Supernumerary McGrath Beat LifweodiLincolnana GOES 70 MILES TO TIRE vicinity ets, 'to be filled by a supernumerary eman Beat No. 29, Arch street, Police man Thomas Lee Beat No T dere, Pc Vincenzo Beat N str Fank to Fra \uare, Policeman FPeter Sklerowskl 1 about Beat N Broad, Clinton ar m i r 1 late last CELEBRATIONTOLL | New York Has No Rum Deaths, No Valstead Raids But Numcrou Articles Are Tost At Parties Democrats Will Fill (Committee \ —— BENEFIT CONCERT 3 | ST, JOSLPH'S CONVIAT | LYCEUM THEATER | SUNDAY, JAN 1926 ‘ Afternoon, 3 1 M Anspices of Danghters of | la Circle Tickets—30c, T5¢. $1.00 ginal t s of Ph e e ey | BURTAE i | north pole. | pecially Seek Pole Captain George H. Wilkins (above) and * op off next March from Point Bar row, Al They will have an built plane for their 50 mile fl DEAD MAJ. AAR Washington, Jan. 2 (A—Ma General Willlam H. Hart, quarter a al of the army, died y at Walter Reed hospital Sandy” S€mith (below) plan to | ka, for a flight over | Mussolini Planning for [MAYOR WALKER TAKES KCTIVE CHARGE IN X, Y, Is Given An Enthusiastic Reception He was formally inaugnrated In It was the see- | of - govern it effieiently, ter the building | he called, “I want to | he might ¢ ansit relief, fon anl crime and vies his fnangural addry per cent of the population of this | vity respectable, fndustri- ' ons home-loving, and the fair, name ot this city should never be [besmirehed by the viclous, evil and nt minority that attempts | he sald | health protection pellce defense from | were high lights in | ss. “Ninety-nine | | inslzninic 1o do it | - e e | UPHOLD PHONE RATES “ | Providence, R. I., Jan. 2 (A—The | Rhode Istand public utilities mission today upheld the increased telephone rates'in effect since last | May, which were protested by the citfes of Providence, Pawtucket and he findings has “susfain- | the com other municipalities. state that the compa led the burden of proof as 1o | hecessity of the increased rates. An Academy of Italv Rome, Jan. 2 (AM—Premier Mus- | solinl has decided to submit to the | cabinet a plan for the creation of an “Academy of Italy,” similar to the French academy with itz member. - ship of “forty immortals.” Gabriele D'Annunzio, Italy's soldier poet, wil! | . 'be the first academician. | He Was the Yale university’s new Peabod of a pre-historic turtle—the I | member of the museum staff turtle's feet is gone. The evi turtle's death. | SKIPPY [ S WS BRI [ [T SwAN 'F THERE |AINT MYy GODCHILD ) 3 LITTIE LOTTY - | 1 AMPSON ',) i~ 1 foot was chewed off by a giant lizard some time before the Biggest Turtle peripatetic PERILS OF THE WILD City ltems | | scape of lour Elephants Yrom | Mr. and Mrs, Roger Munsell of | X | 243 Linwood strect are entertaining Harlem Theater Seatters Motorists Mr, Munsell's parents, Mr, and Mrs ratloktalace! K. Munsell of Munson, Mass, and | By Townspeople Ax He Goes To g hedoetcear | his sisters, Mra, Mildred Holloway of | | New York, Jan. 2 —The escapes | Springticid,« Mass., and Miss Haze! | [ Werk Today, of four unimals brought the perils [ Munsell of Wuskington, D. C. Th New York, Jun. 2 UP—Mayor |of the wilderness to New York last | plan to remuin until tomorrow, hay- Tirte T Wallert oo night when three elephants staniped. | ing been in New Britain since Thurs Jim."* was on the job today as New |¢d through a police station. l‘:u‘ [ York's chicf exceutive Joe, Genie and Carrie, the three Dance tonight, Arcadia.—advt. wehyderms, were fright- and Mrs, Clinton Hopkins and |etty Eall at noon yesterday before a [ened when a piece of scenery fell r, Ruth, of Albuny, spent the huge throng that packed the old |backstugdin a Harlem theater, They | 'a with Mrs, Hopkins’ olonlal structure und ed to his [bolted through the stage door, Wil | atfer, Mys. Della Turner of 242 | | promise to keep the city clean and |1an Wilton, their keeper, clinging | ain street. | reearionsly ttering to Joe's collar, Dors your violin nee motorists A repuiring or {ond time he took the outh .‘1 \ el A your how need rchairing—leave it | Iy nt midnight, Decomber 81, |street police &tation, taking ' 2 3 Old timers said that rarely has an |tront door with them Refore the 'l"wu'w tonight, Arcadia—advt, ! {inaugural been more enthusiastic, |nolice on duty had recovered from Tamatrow, eveniog e e L | Friends, neighbors and Tammany |the ehock of their sndden isgdore: Bloegaiwill Agalwi fiL Uhe ol were out in force to do |they were gone and the v t pulpit of Bmmanuel Luther- {ha now: exoculive honor. They overs ¢ splintered. They were finally [an_church at Bristol. R e a s M O(a0) I Dance tonight, Arcadia.—adwt, | polies fonght to clear a lane so that r—————— AT YOUR SERVICE Uelow 1s a list of the Standard Headings in wvery day use on the Classified Page. 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