New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FIVE WO flEN ATTACKED | !l!nqnn Police Commission Discloses Uy SERVICE T0 SHORE PLANNED, New Haven Roa(l May Run Vehicles Through This City MILITARY FUNERAL | FOR W, J. FARR st ‘ Heretofore Unknown Activitles of ol Slasher, | ' Bx-Senvicemen Pay Tribute at Obsequies for “Buddy” Bos Turch 10 (P—L'ive wom- have been wounded in downtown | 2oston since the activities of a my: |terlous stabber began here Feb, !SuperMitendent of Police Michael H, Crowley made public today, All the | wcked while going irning home after re iy a possibility that in residents will have a dir bus conncetion with shore resorts T | this summer, according to informa- S rvices. tlon received te ‘e New York endent Crowley made b Now Haven and Hartford rallroad. t in connection with geeking information on the subjoct o ]WH""“"‘; ,,’.' f-'?'ffin‘f,‘-'”,,(‘..’.'[f' has approached the New Britain L 3 an, | . traffic burcan, and it is probable 3 “‘]‘_-“ gy H\.;M|‘<:!l ’1‘{:..\”“: that if patronage will warrant sucl Ml (u’.:.’,::{‘ i A iatans Busachihlibhe S farior The oftlclal sald the po- Hartford to some point along i \m"‘l““ Bt | gHote ihroughiy Ses LIt kN bher, who s belleved to Saturdays and Sundays during the J summer No definite ste and it fs not ki ly from eve present at morning o p: to Willlam 18 nionths fought sid vith them in the World Full mailitary honors marked | funeral X A uniformed escort the of soldiers of this ¢ Wont with him into the servicos, co dueted the flag drapped casket into St Mury's chureh as Mrs. Mary 1 Crean sang “l'aps. solemn b |‘ quiem was celebrated by | Walter J. Lyddy with 1 Walter A, McCranu as de “buddies"” vietims were > ehureh or § respeets ho for the inent Ll chosen from | < rani whe fr 1 hi st al S for the muss of r ! » fol. | Mov wn whe ‘T\\o Autos Stolen But o'clock .«tr.u stolen from Wi | ine 1 MARC S e 10, 1926 0N | | AFTERAO - UPWAN One Is Found .\gu:n Automobiles belonging to Goodwin, €60 Monroe street, anc —----——4‘. nk Lee, of Corhin Pla olen yesterday. The Good ine was reported stolen at at High and Washington but it was recovered hy Of- Tanguay last night on abandoned, Lee machine { The abilily of hon withst brea numerous brokerag s i nelal distriet Wt wk of the reee in the k market, the most In years, is attributed in Lake |large measure to the ne i {tlons of the exchan was reported |y on's hington street hort- |gpg g after 6 o'clock, and it has not 4 en recovered, Police in n have heen nof P] ices Soarin S0V The Nk \ close vigilanec over op Is meml finar t whicl fon Blaseo autl Thanez, Spar presented a comple ks to CGicorge Washington ty, Washington, 1, C,, of which tudon he I8 an honorary iminus. sudden ¢ 1 the tont 1 ruary Consoll Sleol Tar nd from Marque bus line will ever b “:M] .‘ However, the railvoad e interested in the proposition. No definite stoppin at the shor a8 been decided upon i Furt information will by 1eld by Superintendent €re forthcoming in the near future and an the thoory that its it is expeeted that many residents o it 8¢ to put the man on this city, mor fally those who do not po automobiles, will b interested in following the pla 13 possible now to travel city to the shor hu N nt L today to | ltev. Itaymond J. Clabby as in the city de- | of 1 n of stabher | d o s told by the ims. This description also ont pany s onic crinion ¢ body was being borne from Mrs, Crean sang “The The pall bearers were Heery, Charls 1, J. Petroski, The flowes ain of New an of Hartford this city, with flowers the proces uniformed hes Ol Flag.” James ) Iinnis o lood, John Bride ind I ( were Harold Haven, Paul Shewl and Willlam Lynch of A special car filled followed the hearse in 1o the grave, The cseort mare > the three volleys 1o were sounded. | in Mary's ceme- | rve espe £ uard, I nT’\L N’TO I\"GIDENT Man Belicved Dying Following Lw I chan and New Haven W POLICE TAYE STEP IN ViLE CRUSADE (Continrucd From First Page) sion One se o ch w | Interment s Haven, March 10 (P — A | The ¢ automobile as in collision two ton truck of the Con- ¥ruit and Produce com- the intersection of the Der- npike and a cross road, known 's Corner, in Orange, today drviver of the former was v hurts ed. clinsky, of A “taps” was In St Collision at Clark's Corners in Town of Orange. ort led by Se a4 of Eug James € ant Dewey zene Jones, roll, 1 Lynch and Jos- color bearer was \d the color guards uet lor, and a New small with n necticut pa | | by op, ward Johnsor eph Rinne ¢ Prederick William lImH, soldier., Among those present at the fu ne m weer his former eaptain Lock and former it O'Hern. Ny e [} la , 4 8 hemsel cleant d Before nigl riid o aceomplisi 1 up a cted that The man ther 7 l',(ltv will W Broadwa Inquir T ray Appar bonds of ti 1l the prisonire w up i1l noon had failed to ugibility for the collisio. of t1 tly, 1l car swung Ny s the ¢ and failed to clea hon in wh < which was converg intere ; a nsiderable speed, on th Another ¢ 1 ernoon, w 28 I'rospec his taflor ) IR th WELD IN RAGE FOR © G 0. . NGHIVATION ors o seo- m they 10 wer cure | 1 man was thought 101 (yniinyed from First Page) ch it Mecs h mis; with henefit of mad He Cianfton wdue! g ame from that rh <H him he could clear hip | period of with an opponent at|en 1 that friendly the two woul iy W 50 spoke over a length x-Mayor Qu the primary. He relationships hetwoe sturbed by reas A1 contest. Weid was a memb: council 1017 w ¢ He out. He gned to enter Afic sturning from ice was reclected to remaining 1v until is way from Mil. on o | Property Adjoining Plant In West Mr. common ar hroke 3 FMormer City Fireman | in Wallingford | rgham, former foreman mpany No. 1 and an ac- member of the Harmony lodge, . M. of which he was one membe died in Wal- night. was born in this > the New Bril ‘0., is now located ahout T his early years in the New tain schools and took an impor part in the affairs of the eity. | s a member of Company I3 | on the fire department dur- | » latier part of the 16th cen- | 1(0 W a member of the th church, meral gerviecs will be in eharge of Harmony lodge at Erwin chapel at o'clock I'r fternoon. The members of the lodge will meet in city hall at 1:15 o'clock to funeral in body. s arrive in t en charg \ company, End of City Acquired For Futore Jopansion of Corporation. ot ser commeon couneil, formerly o\n‘nl Ha Property New Brit g Co., has heen p Hart & Cooley Mfg. Co., M. Czechowicz and Stanley ( ski and will he Lield for future ex pansion of the Hart & Cooley plax le was made by Carlson & fiv hased by 11 s, of Anthony a native of New itai 1 uate of New Britain high | . Yor a timo he was employed New Dritain National ban ortly after the war he entered the ¢ | business, and he is now pr dent of the Citizens Coal Co ty at the n Machin 1851, he pent Carlson. [m'ecm‘s Re-elected By Goss & DeLee The board of director: ted at t 12l meeting of nd Del. v Manufac Berlin this afternooy as follows 8. Hart, | Pleasure Car and Fire uw Co. ro- x | Dridgeport, Conn., March 10 (P) eturning from a fire on Maple- wood avenue, this morning, number 2 chemical driven by Hoseman Jo- ph J. Cumming: m.mn with utomobit R teller at < of Bridgey ele The ! Smith, Co. of board | Howard | Adolph L. DeLecuw, John Albert E. Hell, Pardon ind Stanley 1 lcted the ent and 1 -president, 4 iy m M Iho front of a bumper | 1and an s oniy | -ce Youths Ar Trying to Steal Gas ort, March 10 (P —Three of wiom he wa Eurtrore this eity, l Boy Burglars Found ’1“‘.\_“ iend w was reported to be W to boys were apprehendsd shortly after 7 o'clock last night by Oiticers Leibler and Noon od y were found in the Sp alleged [store at 408 Main street, picking which had been in the fire Five of the boys admitted going into the store by breaking the lock on the front door, and they took ribhon, 1 pair of stockines wrd of buttons. T ages of t good, W Short ‘V'l\ e BB wmpmem r) Iw T'i'(en on Tnp over fnform recoiv today. according to Iacal polle 18 T n order continy on themr tomcbile belonging to E. e way south R uipment the ) miles or more, rricd by Commander . Byrd on his acrial polar which 11 s montih. Two! fexploration tous from wer INew York la {former Marine corps {lloyd K. Grenlic feorge H. Jam n the they did not nding stor radio oper of « ors, | and sen T on the ag 1 they took nd (onrh.um of I l(‘sl('ulf S ol { Father ,m\\ Unfavorable uth, Vt., March 10 (#) S el John C. Cool i president, who cadquarters. |wi | Springfl New I’wut‘xm Men Be% malke ap Vieridenites in Debate : hoard of ¢ The New Britain Y. M. C. A. pub- tement defeated the M h g in a debate o aue compuisory | ion to the state by ux it to 864 eman has aiready paid over ue the stat ction hy Mr. the statute 1o glve ri- s due the » compa Yoday, his physici L am of D s amot $64,028.50. stion | the local “Resolved, mpanics of receivers the affirmative l""cmn“ \‘ oran, Dies THo) Mareh 10 long an ANTONIO BASILE DIES Middletown, March 10 (® Rasile, S5 dent an- in | d a door- | v, who was born in in the luring the World 7 to report of the serving tax board, n birth nio resi Mara this city of Ttal mar N common council on stable for | a barbe | e \\ ATCHMAN FATALLY HURT Haven, Conn., March 10 (A \ r for PETITION rch 10 (" v London BANKRUPTCY M N cy petition today $15,428 and his or the New Haven hurt wh near thers | a9 watehm vt ¥ ven road st T s his ad tunnel seets at | struck by a last night. ¥ locomotive pt n| lebts at $894. ess th [Mhe present price is $0 ceata Frida auditor Ha | durir choirs of en, ha Truck Bump in Park City [ | was Wa aniel Carmody fmody. 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Lardner Miss len 14 TFuner T (St inc in this indicat { cotton Thor funeral Thomas Warren s held this morning at 9 o'cloc ch where of requicm was o Tra 1 high ma d with and as sub- ('rean sang * ) con Gl i ondition of Mrs. Mary eet Again,” rne in St “Ono of the relics was country of preservation an or hide and equ never Mary" iEhey,ar pall by s were Michael I Warren, nne A and Cornelius ¢ puber and Wil The eren Warren, e William e 1 toward the salt mines. 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