New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1926, Page 13

WOMAN SCOFFLAW - CAUGHT IN ACT Fegney Gatches Her With! Bottle of Hooch in Mand |¢ After denying that she sold lquor to Mike Panuscenvscz last night at | her home, 885 Main sireet, in the rear of Hotel York, Mary Kurde was put on probation and her ¢ continued for two weeks in polic court today. She was arrested la niglt by Officer Thomas J. Feene who alleges that she sold Pana- soenescz two bottles of liquor for $1. Officer Feeney said that he was going to Mrs. Kurdezyk's house to notity ons of her children to be in | juvenile court this morning and that he found the door locked. When he was allowed to enter the house he claimed that he saw Panascenescz drinking some liquor and he alleges ‘ that Mrs. Kurdesyk was a!zrmm\nu to empty liquor into the sink. Feeney savs that there has been sev- eral complaints about her in the| past. Panascenescz stated that he asked Mrs. Kurdezyk for some liquor and she went out to purchase it for him. He said he paid $1 for two bottles. Mrs. Kurdezyk became somewhat confused on how many bottles n'f Hquor she sold the man. At first she | wmid two and then later claimed she only sold him one bottle. She de- nied that she sold him any liquor but says he asked her for some and she went out to purchase some for him. 8he alleges that she got {t from a 16 r-old boy who, she says, s0ld her liquor twice. She was charged with purchasing whiskey in a milk bottle, hut denied tt. She says she met the hoy wha | gold her whiskey in a con! vard not far from her house. where she | elaims he stays all the time to eell Yiquor, Charles Wolf, 225 Wooster street, was fined %2 for not cleaning the | snow from the sidewalk in front of | the New Britain Quartet club, of which he is carctaker. He claimed that he was not linble for the side. walk and only had charge of the elubhouse and the backvard. Officer Wagner says on Jan. 14 he warned Wolf to clean the E!:‘e-j walks Ini front of the club, but that | ha 4id not do so. Wolf said the | sldewalks are now eleared of snow. | St. Cloud, Minn, has a scheol- hoys' band with more than 200 members. T m—mese | PTESC Burritt Mutual Check Up— How much ually put away last year in savings? not as much as you wished. |three vk (ordinance committee had sch(dlh-d‘ led Codes Not Ready for Action by Council Plumbing and electrical codes will not be ready for action at Wednes- day night's meeting of the common councll, it having been found impos- sible to secure printed copies for ox- amination at a public hearing sched- uled for Monday. ‘This announcement made today omcs as a disapointment to the building department, the ordinance committes and the common cound! since the bullding code held up several months ago to make possibla the {nauguration of all sets of law at one time, The a hearing Monday night at which | plumbers and electriclans as well as builders were to he heard. Rather than dclay further the operation of new buliding laws, it has been deelded to proceed on that | code and allow the remaining two to await action at the February common council meeting. 1IFTS WATCH FROM SLEEPER'S POCKET {He'l Have No Need of Time- plece for 80 Days Charged with stealing a watch early this morning from O, Carl- son, 48 Main street, while he was in the Vietory lunch reom on Church etreet, Willlam Karkos- waka, 40 Hurlburt street, was sen- tenced to 30 days in jall by Judge Benjamin W. Alling in police court this morning. Karkoswaka was also charged with stealing 20 packages of chewing gum from an Oak street store last night but that count against him was dropped. Aron Gorfaln, age 18, 79 Willlam street, sald he was in the lunch| room waka was there in an intoxicated | condition. He said the man went| over to where Carlson was sleep- ing in a chair and took his watch. Gorfain said he dld not see the man take the watch, but that when | 7 he bent over he could see part of the broken chain dangling from Karkoswaka's hand, A tax{ driver was in the lunch room and he summoned Officer | Peter Cabelus who arrested men and brought headquarters where he was search The watch was not found on him. but two bottles of wine, 20| packages of chewing gum and a § ! with the junior high sche Savings Bank did you act- Very likely Was it because you did not deposit because you did: regularly or A started? January i best time to start. Why not bring deposit in that first now, here at the Burritt? Let your savings earn 5 per cent for you. had been | this morning when Kflkos-, him to police | { |slcal training. f§ [Junior h f [quartet of you f|of last year's orcl 1 Bla position as mus g —_— | | HICKEY NOT HER BOARDT fl ‘[ It ve \ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JA quantity of his person, Officer Cabelus returned to the lunch room where he says he found the watch behind a radlator. He says he awakened Carlson and| dy were tound on|Sjkora Leaves Democracy Prostrate on Its Spine Willlam P. Sikora, former ffth ward member of the democratic town committes and at various }r\n(v for counciiman, has asked the registrars of voters to strike his name from the democratic Il Stkora was employed as an {nspee- tor tor the board of pudblic works The man replied that he did, and showed a plece of the broken watch to the officer. Carlson eaid the watch was worth $40, Karkoswaka denled any know edge of the watch, and said th | he di4 not steal the chewing gum. | He claimed that one of four boys | whom he was with last night pald for the gum at the store at Put. | {nam and Oak streets. He admitted that he was under the influence of llquor. He also claimed that Carl. son was not asleep when he was in the lunch room, He resigned his place on the demos cratic town committes soon after leaving the city's emplay Deaths Mrs, Anna M. Pearson Mrs. Anna M. Pearson died at the New Britain Genera) hospital at 4 lo'elock yesterday afternoon follow- ing an operation for appendicitis THRTY YEARS IN nd-r] over many years., £he was |6, B. Matthews Organized First e, 1. §.-Orchestra in State She hs 11\64 at the home of Mr. |and Mre, E. J. 8kinner of 11 Thomp- json street, Mapls Hill. Asa m ber of Trinity Methodist church she has held th of secreta the Woman's Missionary soclety, § irvived by on Kloss, and George Brinton Matth |zer of the first senior orchestra in the st years of contin school drmrwwv at t organ- | D. a gra with the | 110e AR end of the | yuparal gervices were hald morning at 10:30 o | Mr. Matthews, who s also the Port her in the school's | p, is city from i Jlock at B. C. ndertaking parlors ierson offictated. soryioedicama o in Mickleton, N. J home in Thomaston Two years first high school state, the next Hartford Pu | was organiz | talent in the to form Two former members w |inent in the musical w | present ti were the nucle { his first orchese They were Her- | man Zahnieiter, who is now a tepch- er of vio! and | Fleleher. Mrs, €. 0. Pickharat Wilhelmena Pickhardt, B2 a re of Moriden, r home, 25 State street, lock Mrs, The musics R e 1 8ka of Witliam | £5 Phil- | | General nd came to this city | Matih sald there ["S e rs in the s Now th v ospital at Sacred irial was to- lay cometery. Trene Wojas S Wojas, seven about t with {thinks original | departr His first p rvisor and teact New Br “nlvl to make tho l4n | The ols | | he does not think | this ground in e time. Among ti T ing music ssion who at one time m s of Mr. | thews' orchestra or chorns, Ohman, world famous pla has been a member of P | man's orchestra for many | Ohman played in Mr. | chorus for year. Jo ’ternalmna") known corn sition once a we n so large th e : | Funerals could cover | s e Mrs. neral of Mrs. © of Joseph 8 skey treet, who died prenmo: New Britain Ge! jeral hosy yesterday morning, will be “\ '\ from the homa of Mr celskey's parents at 176 £:30 o'clock now Mat- 1446 We is Phil of Stearns at city. Bur- ol ore high school for two years llnv!‘mv 1¢ got will be in St. Mrs, Mary E. Communion he senior Brideaux the former services for eaux, Maple strect service with were held at | orchestra, | and the latter for or | Anderson and Jam Dor their start at high school. Ethel Prior of Plainville was pi |ist in the school orchestra b she went to higher schools of mu- Sh Mre, home at many years of Mark’s church, Mark's church at § o'clock t morning. Rev. Samuel Suteli o officiated at funeral services at 10 4. [oclock. Burlal was in Fairview "r,"'l metery. after in |visor of music at school in New Britain :ley. teacher of music h tchool, and Mabel | sky, teac of |school, were also former members lot his musical organizations. Theron W. Hart, president of the | New Britain Musical club, was a member of the orchestra, and Ruth |G. Horton was first soprano in a ymen at the rello, 2 member Doris at Tuneral in the § Rons caused held a Sunday | A1a | dist will he gy I Danbury. school. 2 e Funeral P. Dimico for s now well | eher of the violin M i street 9 o'clo John 1 established Mr. Matth aston. Maine, He schools there, His early [were for a cominercial ¢ he entered Rockland leellege in Rockland, Maine |which he graduated in 1836, [then workad as a hookkeeper in a mark his 1 fm and attend 1 th the ch v cemetery plans r. and Commercial | ree was in Ernc Funeral Browne, ti c in his extra time, He ¥ al supervisor in |road *id Monday |his home town schools, blishing | ernoon at 2 o'clock. Rev, War |a system of music in the schools for | M. Blodgett of the First Congre ithe first time. Tater he took tional chureh, will officiate. I {eial musieal course in the H. E. Hol { will be in Fairview cemetery:. |Normal school, an institution of vo- | {cal harmony, at Texingts |where he graduated in {school has since been re-n { American Institute of Norm jods. He alsa studied priv {Music Hall, Beton, for two years | He has served under five prinel |pals at the Senfor High schonl {Enoch C. Adams, Charles F. Harp- er, Martin G. 7 nediet, Winifred C. Akers, and Louis P. Slade &nseph A Hafiey UNDERTAKER Phone 1625-2 Opposite 8t. Mary’s Charch ! Restdence 17 Summer Rt — 1625-5 BOLLERER’S FOSY SHor D PLANTS 1ail for | Cinerarin, ils, Il:n\m'l‘h a watch from Mrs. Thomas | Tulips, Primroses, Cyelamen. ’"‘fl ° Eateh ,h \m o L’ Yresh Cat Tlowers Daily, | McKeough, was a bhoarder at her RS place. Mrs. McKeough said today | ap WEST MAIN ST. that Hickey never lived at her place, was erroncously sta day that Fred Hickey, tenced to three months in who v n AxA. TEI erty Over 46 Hundred Thousand in Individual De- nosits — (customers’ deposits, not savings), together ’ifli Postal Savings, Certificates of Deposits, Treas- wer’s Checks and Certified Checks, or .a qrand to- ider heading of General Deno its of 95.734,883.32 is shown . M ANy Iaot statement Decemher 31, - the New Britain Trust Ca, is ~ea eyery confidence — Why “we this vear! 1925. A Bank Connection one in which you may n-t bring Your Business Account who died at her asked him {f he missed his watch, |times candldate on the ticket of that |Bill Covers All Road Improvements during the present administration. |tyr | comprises the | Trunk line repairs and re. | this | cpan | Joseph's cémetery, | Jonguils, | | The Telegraph Florist of New Britain. | NUARY 16, 1926, P o st VAL STREET NS L1 20214 116 187y Low Clo Allis Chal 1Y Am Can .. Am Loco Am Smelt Am Sug . Y Am Sum . 1 Am Tel & Tel 143 Anacos 1'1 . 483, Ateh 1331 At Gl & W I 638 118 and General Administration Expenses. rd, Jan. 186.~Total expendl- 8 of the Connecticut etate high- way department for all purposes jduring the last six months reached L) 7.64, & statement {ssued to- o e dhvibyiihs doparimiant arevaTThe [ahd c0ciidteis disbursements were for all manner, 2 < U8 i ot road {mprovements and general ‘E( B Lk i) ad stration expenses 'or the pe- | B0%ch "\“5 g riod from July 1 to Jam. 1, ‘\hth (':::‘ ‘l::l" 18 it six mon(ht of the hes & Ohio CM&SPptd 1 1 & Pac 8¢ Har 3 % 148y r “1!'! chlef expendi- | tures wers divided as follows: | | struction .$4,281.878 ¢ line b nents Corn Prn’ Ret 411 Dav dge mmnra. of dangerous State ald eohstruction and econstruction Laboratory, Gen Motors Gt North ptd Insp Copper . Int Nickel Int Paper . 117 .78 24 including 184,269 DEMAND WAGE INCREASE Rricklayers, I Mis Pac at Lra‘l Masone and Plasterers ‘rmf Announce New Scale of 8§11 Daily ‘r;}r Effective on April 1. layers, Masons Neo. 3 notices and has an- Y"‘v 1 A to the [Ray Copper 2 his city, that |Reading scale will €0 Into effect {Royal 2t 1o §s $10 | Sinclair Oil itional §1 a day has '+ Pacifi | Studebaker not formal. | Texas Co but it | Tex & Pacific o opposi- | 1'nlon Pacific grant- | U S Indus Alco been |U S Rubber . {U 8 Steel % Westinghouhe Radio terers’ Union, through ntractors in Present se osition, in hw ale tors h r employes §11 a contr. Putnam Insurance Stocks & Co.) the cors streets, ¢ ed by pany I the Com West r of other large contra | Aetna Casualty jActna Life Ins Actna Fire Automobile Ins Hartford Fire .. National F . T'hoenix Fire ... velers Ins Co Conn. General . Manufacturing Am Hardware .... tison at |Am Hosiery ... ¢+ |Beaton & Cadwell...., -Hfd Cpt Co com.. ngs & Spen com gs & S | Bristol Brass .. Cliy ltems lizabeth Coogan of Chest- entered Roosevelt al, New York, to study nurs- ing sale on all Mary B th dresses. 87 W. Main, Prof, Bldg. Bearing Co & Cooley o onday evening at | B Machine v rent. ;¥ B Machine pfd Francis | Niles-Be-Pond com North & Judd .... l‘v"‘k Stowe & Wil ., n ell Mfg Co.... ovill Mfg Co dard Screw ¥ Works e ley Works pfd Torrington ( 1 Pattison o at rdvt, They will be gone severa danghter was horn Wednesday | the Hart M 1t Tre- Stan 1 hospit Stan t e Fi nan of Union Mfg Co : {Conn Lt & Pow pid Ht1 Elee Li NBG its Croll and son -ara I°a s N E Tel Elec Serv B. Bollerer of 77 will Tin- sail on TREASURY STATE vll NT {Treasury balance €302,810 and South | Connecticut's Part in Brit- | Ic\\ ish Relief Work s from all parts o I meet in New Haven roing at 11 o a tent Conn cipate $15,0 k in eastern Euror shon Hadas, a 1 Ates from Ne will be preser e delopates are Morris Dunn eventhal, F. M. Davidson Rachlin, and W Panama canal to determin ctient will be in th e compan Drotests Agninst Valuations Fived by oy, g Grorg Louls | Board of Assessors Will Be Re- evived Beginning Today., Jerson, rsor The board nilsiat evening fr B clock property ow « Jannary pportunity GROTTO FLFC I\"Illll!‘ off rrior to vhieh will be No ;rr\p rty appe ¢ this year. Heretofore p 2d not submit 1 f taxable pro durin month of Octo not A hearin nalty sislations from 7 al but ated th S uze of the numer in land valuations, it | back yard | i Hoffman bakery, FAC T”l‘\ CUTS S¢ "l l‘|l| A 1 will receive 1 number ot the fa app figures placed FIREMEN OUT TWICE ¥ anse of a slight chimney last night at the house own Mines Boyajian, 177 Ellis street, fire department responded to alarm at §:50 o'clock. Th no damage. Smoke from an inccnerator filled the cellar on Arch stre lay afternoon caused [ ompany No. 2 to respond s no damage. ing alls for a the fore E fire shutdewn all hy has th our a weck bas ON nl\l\l S8 TR"‘ ARROAD in the at the t yes- ard for a t assistan vo mont {ley Works factory in Belgi e |{Cooper is with GODDARD FOR COUNCIL | The common council will hold ia! meeting Wednesday night 7:55 o'clock to elretFrank dard a third ward common member, s veding Edw Christ, resigned. Goddard clear field for the position. GROCER IS BANKRUPT Deriei tor of a store at 31 “.ee cot a at | J A, God. rd T had a! has a Harry H lis assots liabilities at $700, m | Wedn and his| | PUTNAM & % CQ. MEMBERS NEW YRR A MARTIORD STOGR JIWEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN= Tel. 2040 MARTFORD OFFICY 6 CENTRAL ROW TR, 3-8 WE OFFER 100 TORRINGTON JUDD & COMPANY MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCR EXCHANGE MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE JUDD BUILDING, PEARL ST., Cor, lewls St. HARTFORD, CONN, TELEPHONE 2-9121 New Britain: Burritt Hotel Building. Tel, 1818 Meriden: 33 Colony St. Tel. 1340 RBristol: 124 Majin §t, Tel. 2105 We Offer: AMERICAN HARDWARE CORP. BIGELOW-HARTFORD CARPET CO. COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MFG, CO. LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK STANLEY WORKS THE TORRINGTON (0. Thomson, THenn & To Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Telephone 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr, WE OFFER A FEW SHARES J. B. WILLIAMS COMPANY PRICE ON APPLICATION We do not accept margin accounts IEDDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt Hotel Bldg. Tel.2:7186 Tel. 3420° We Offer:— 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark 50 shares Colt’s Pat. Fire Arms Prince & Whitely Established 1878 Members New York Stock Exchange o Stock Exchange—Cleveland Stock F\'rh!l\p Essex Building, Lewis Street, Hartford; Phone 2-8261 Chic Western Power Corporation 77 Cumulative Preferred Stock Consolidated earnings statement for nine months to Sept. 30, 1925, shows a balance available for preferred dividends of neably 41 5 times the dividend requirement. Price on Application The mid-week gervice {s schadyled for Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock Mrs, John Buxton will be the leader and the topic for discussion wil b The Sermon on the Mount GIRL LECTURER ONLY 23 Samaych Attryeh, Who Speaks To Commonwealth Club, Has Been Hefore Nathan Hale School May Be Junior Hig! At a speclal meet! board. the school accommodation committee will probably mend the changs of the Nathar Hale chool into a funfor high scheol and a change of ths Elihy urritt ool, which {s new a jun ior high school, into an elementar school, Joseph M. Halloran, chair man of the school accommodation committee stated today. Mr. Hallran eald that at the meeting of the committes Thurs day afternoon, the general fealing was in favor of this rather tha: two others that were submitted. H thinks that if the changes arc made, plans will begin immediate. ly to dispose of the eold Burritt school on East Main street whicl: says has outlived its usefulness Public Since Age of 15. nayeh Attryeh, who will he Commonwealth club Tuesday evening at the Y. M A., is one of the most remarkabl T women on the lecture etage <he is 25 years old but has been en- 1xed in public &pe she 15 and has perfe English language Miss Attryeh, who s a ria. will speak on the ume, In a am Miss Attry B. Bas- tte, s ng for- ard with pleasant anticipation to rer visit to the Commonwealth ¢lub. The meeting will open at 6:30 kK with the serving of supper. ing 0f the echon recom East and Turkish st ed today KENSINGTON METHODIST An important 1 ng of the of- ~ial board has been called by Rev. May B. Lor tomorrow morning | VALKYRIAN LODGE 10:20 o'clo in the Sunday Distriet Depugy Mrs. Anna Lund school room churc Im- berg of Middletown installed the portant busi ill be transacted. following officers of Valkyrian lodg: e will be held at |last night: Past president, Mrs. 14 - Miss Lord tak. |Carlson; president ,Mrs, Ellen Ber her sermon, |lin; vice-president, Mrs, Selma Carl- and as her son; recording secreta: Miss ‘oyage of Life”” The |Esther Gullberg: vice-seeretary, will meet at 7 manda Carlson: financial sec- evening and the lea. Mrs. Lillian Johnson: treas- r will be Charles Laughton. The . Mrs. Jennie Lundell; chaplain "hieet for discussion will bde Emma Lindgren: marshal! America's Debt to Other Nations Anna Svenning: vice-marshal, ervice will be he Selma Johnson; inside guard *k and the pastor's topic Jennie Peterson; cutside guard, . s. Mathilda Lundquist; pilanist, The |m-~- league will meet on Miss Lillian Ellquist; press corres- Tocsdny 15 o'clock. pondent, Mrs. Tda Carlson. xv. meet A successful year was reperted sday alternoon at 2:30 o'c and the membership is now 488, A @ home of Mrs. Charles Sharp, supper and soclal followed the exer- 429 Stanley street, New Britain, cises. NSTALLS of the fternoon 3 The jety wiil