New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 18

18 WIFE SCORNS A1D FROM HER HUSBAND But Court Orders Father | Support His Boy Charged w Jan 4 last non support chilld sinee {ug was arroste I'red Wagner ordered by J in polic weel ol of 24 Maple night by William ¢, gerford court, wife $7 a their five for the son, ey for ited that any money for 1 wanted only enough to support il son. She said she 13 liy mother, Arch husband she wonle celared with her It umu\ her. Mughes sald that he to provide for his son, ive beea wa his mas, but that more because cept anything wife Fined $10 For Cutting Tn violating the Grobowski Charged with of the road I'r 39, of R, F. D fined 810 and cos gerford, for cuftin Karp, 63 Willow street k bridge yesterday the rear end of the Detective Sergeant vestigated the caic found the truck belongl howsk! on the left hand sid ad toward New ck wh and h aged. 10t at the scene of the that he met him where he had come to repor accident. He claimed t skl told him he was co the road behind iid not K when he quickly to ald that was going ritt street Karp el way to B the Black Rock bridge, he Grabowskl attempted to bea the corner, I« of the truck was going at rate of speed, and that he him, damaging the front radiator, and the front wheel Grobowski admitted but said that trnck of him and that he Karp's machine, He car was in second was going speed than th hour, Girobowski w torney David T John in at the Me('u case adll celde m auto he ol ed, he or four Dy MeG lleged to have Dy created a near Com he was son Tudge Willlam arreste on Maj tree nisance areial t to 1 Hung 1 z Martanik, aged was fined drunke nness, w ed Willow Offie and this morning was to pay his support ¢ Davi Hug? gald he bought him some clothing Christ- does not buy him will not crashing into latter's car that to iro- of the tain with He said that Grobowski was nt, at headquarters Grobow- another truck a rp's machine, turned | hitting Karp. to turn into North Bur- med that he was on When he approach sald that the driver |, a cut n on bumper, cutting was in front could not claimed 4 that | no higher r miles Officer Doty Thomas J. |t by David 1., Walt rireet ng with disorderiy inued for Hunge Tof s cont ate. F. I} zel for t rre Pat Cosgrove ar unda MeaA an Willi Case m G Soiy Continued sty morning. drunke vesist Kus dryk, 2 rest NEW R ———— ‘ City Items {1 CADETS ARE T0 BE George W tonlght,—advt Rice of 100 Jubiles nt visitor in Newark street NS Wi Become was i rece Smooth the rougl Assigned for Service With 0 wm rond with Weed Levelizers Lester o, 14 Maln ’ wrvml\\ u president treasurer of the Swift & Uy confined to his home 274 Lincoln streat by 1ot us do your Laundr out spots o The 1yt and Lum Various Ships, New London ! cadets who may March 10 " Fer Co., is at iliness, “admirals’ pri Dry ture of hi 1 her the ips and st commissioned en tlon in June at tl win igned tions in the gNy Natlonal hone 1 Military s will meet tonight street il order o o Ser ot Tol mory Hun: | New line of sandw Crow i Nolther it gradua | mer cruise 1.| The boys' choir st. T Aloxander Hamiltol ary for The cruise will cadets experience | down the tice ship will ar Island, 8. wrriving June emy August. nor of the cadets on overhanling. to T be Eive | hoir will } Albert 145 |street 1 ! itain Atlantic coast. Dwight New fter 188 Kunaz turne pital this a 23 and leaving on, a oing an operation GRADUATED AT . LONDON & Insigns and at Onee | returni | Sleven | Eleven | e among the m“ of the coast guard academy fmmediately irious service The new class will enter the aca ng class will go on the pum which has been | ve in piloting up and The prac ve June 6 at Rarrls then go to Dermuda, " Wi BRITAI DATLY HERALD, IDNESDAY, | [pparatu the hu- “The g lay in dey are only the he vastly for transmitting over a wh itest results obtained to- clopment of the telephone ginning of a develop- at beyond the power of most people suld Mr, Watson, The [vlephone and Telegraph laboratory in which ar 1 8,000 men constantly experi- IZ\M for Talifax, The [ then sail dow ! Ihournc Kland and Provin Newport to th coster, town, 1o dford, i Blo: ademy August ment Ameol |TRANS-OCEAHIC PHONE TALKS BUT BEGINNING his a plo - phony." Although o ment hos hean made definlte announce- Inventor . it has been v« | Radiophe Thinks That A Wireless Communication Wikl ported Be beveloped More, phone lines will be in operation be- ween the United States and foreign | Passagrille, 1 I T i "”M, Sl lephone cor the SO 1- | Atlantic ¢ ogin o b S I e SMOKING DEADLINE Al 'f,‘m”.w’mf ik Wellr M March 10 (P— the | Thomas A. Watson, one of the in-| A new rule on smoking promulgated | of the folephone, in com- today ut Wellesley college, establish- menting to upon radiophona |1 a deadline within which girl stu- talks between mewspapermer Jents may not indulge in a cigarette London and New York last “All students are forbidden ‘Vll Mr. Watson, who mans emoke within the townships of Wel- ' g Josley and jck.” the rule reads first telephone company in Jens e tudents under chaperones are not of the original four who perfectr countrics 1 ersations ue (hiti] only the sley, met ntors the cole survivor the JUDGE HONGERFORD. HALTSPROCEFDINGS Page.) Continued from First in snap fidence " Woods Yo have o MeDonc , 1 hay returncd MeDon Black | gugh Attorneys Tn Wrangle attorneys ing until Judge crford apted them, and said that the d until next lawyers to not later The two d In o in case would be contin week, and he asked the their bri than Monday a Mrs. Alex Swi throughout the tria er 1 was hysterical in s calm 1 to be intensely 1 proes and 1 but | ed for 1 in his chair thr entire trial M John Swier wife of the ent brother fre- o in- present s to him aam noon cried but who room Friday, and He wa | band the | court mornin freshened ested in the along dings, oughont He fcaynski, he | wept progress- court and proceedings was also Iy as t 1 ter he | fn his remurrer, no hasis for tions not s MeDono A irym,, ed that there d that {trial, as first m to n the e ount a violation; {he first to constitnte high jond, the al violatiol | punishable in {third, that the ma { rd count t forth in torth ent T‘?T{ tisements. sined in count, ny court tters con the first ane as | and in, | | sot | four | forth in each count his | McDonough's Argument addition to the ahove points ‘n {he demurrer, McDonough argument this morni e clared, the first count is improper At- hecause it sets out fwo scpar ind | distinet matie leged to be crimes | { the 7t is improp- | it sets parate n 1 to be ) further alleged has failed forth viees nsed 3 | n ma i of | DR in his third « s ont thr {inet MeDono! t there is no | rtful to matters to set | the b sreach | manner en h rticip violation o contended, | that he- len He me 1o law, and hr in a nted and rom fition £ the lav ion of th won, e 1 A complete PRINCES, wars, conventions, rope, foothall victories, the counting up of votes, church affairs, community weddings—everything eventful. Yet the newspaper is incomplete without the news that con- cerns you most. Events belong to unusual day vou get out of bed, wear clothe s, shoes. News of better mattresse clothes, food, more moment to you than the overthrow of kings. Things of daily importance are talk 0(1 ahout i 111 adver- Shaving sticks, tooth hreakfast foods. 2 make your days more pleasant. know about and might like to know more. niences you once thought could never be yours. Advertisements that concern you most. plete without them. Advertisements are frequently the most interesting news New Britain Hera OVER The Herald is the Only Newspaper in newspaper the excitements of FEu- But day after day cat foods, walk in s for your bed, of bet- shoes, at prices you like . . . is of astes, cuff links, Here is friendly mtlmme news to News of things you Conve- things Id he com- are the news of every-da; No newspaper wou in the paper. 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Carving and letter cutting our epeclalty, —e aturdny and 8t Monuments and ¢ rein. oun - ner, )mmngmn, Monda morn Swamp Road, Call ¥ (-mmuls WI RENT—repair and exchange cameras, Come in and bring your camera along. Arcade Studio, AUTOMOTIVE ) e — ___Auto and Truck Agencies 8 —Saler and Service, Brice »on Motor Salon 171 South Matn Bt Phone_§70, BUICK MOTOR CARS—Balcs and Service. Capital Bulck Co. 193 Arch Bt Phone 260° On Firearms Dealers Police today protessed lgnorance any contemplated drive against wnshops for selling revolvers to minors, A rumor arose yesterday that such a drive would be made by police following the arrest of Sam- vel Feingold, aged 23, of 10 Lafay- ette street, who is alleged to have revolver to Wilbur Gregory, 17, on last Wednesday when was an escaped inmate of the | Meriden school for boys, without al- | lowing 24 liours to elapse before in- of the CHEVROLET MOTOR CARB—Bales and eervite, Buperlor Auto Company, 113 Church §t__Phone 211, 4 and 6. Gales and utr\]l‘e. Bennett Motor Salea, 250 Arch &t _Phone 2052, DODGH “BROTHERA=Talor and vervice | 8 4 . Motor Sales Corp, 156 Bim 8. 1 aged he cmnev FORD ¢ and KE—TForduon g a | tractor.” “@ales and service. Gemufne Police officials say they do mnot| parts and accessorien. Automotive Snler contemplate any drive, or any dras | & Service Co. 28 _Elm, _Phone 2701 tic moves such as the probabie re- | FRANKEIN GARS—The car for 10 years. voking of licenses of pawnbrokers| faiet and Service, 453 Wemt Main 8t who have sold revolvers fllegally. | Tel. 3698, 1 HUPMOBILE 6 AND § GYLINDERS Officials pointed out this morning t there are only three places in City Service Station 249 Hartford Ave. {ew Britaln where firearms are A. M. Paonesss Pres. sold, and they sald that these three | places make regular reports to Also the Domifan Motor Co. them. Detective Sergeant Willlam Cor._of Rroad and High Sts. CADILLAC CARS—Bnles & Service. Lash . McCue said that there has never een any trouble with dealers on the Co. “A Reputable Concern.” | rore of not investigating the pur-! West Main, eorner Lincoln street, OAKLAND AND GRAY— chasers' intention of buying a fire- | arm hefore it is delivered. | nd Bervice. Hardware City Chief of Police Willlam €. Hart Blm_8t. Phone 2724. LEXINGTON—Oaklend and Gray. High has been {ll at his home for the two days, €0 no order from grade motor care. Bales and service C._A. Bence, 61 Maln 8t Phone 231 (EXTNGTON, OAKLAND and GRAY Mo- tor Cara. Gales and ervice, Hardware ity Motor Co. 6 Elm 8t Phone 2124 him has been issued regarding. a | ontemplated drive against pawn- ps. Officials declared this morn- ing that there was no necessity for such a drive. SLOSMOBITE MOTOR CARS—'The Re- fined 8ix." Bmith Motor Sales, 100 West Maln St. Phons 2000, NASH—motor cars. Bes the new Iine, Sales and Gervice. A. G. Hawker, 68 Elm_Street. onl 2454 PAIGE & aler & Service. Whitmore Palge & J&wett Co., 319 Eart Main 8t. Phone 2810. REO MOTOR CARS anc trucks. M. Boarle & Co., Sales and Servic Elm and Park Sts, Phone 2110, agents fot Gabriel nubbers. STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARA-8ales and Sorvice, Albro Motor Sales Co. 326 Arch 8t Phons 260. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND— motor car: Bale sand Bervice, 127 Cherry Bt. “The Sleeve-Valve Motor." anything with a d. Youn can find Herald Classified ot cor, Loca) Public Auction T will sell at public auction the household furniture of the estate Augusta Wright, late of New Vritain, at 55 Market eet, New Lritain, third floor, on Friday,| R'°C) mutotph. " Phone 20813, March 12th, 1926, at 3 o'clock p. m., with the right to reserve amp and | __Autos and Trucks For Sale all b Ald furniture consists of | BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE—1923 el sl st nds Wailyervared | BEL 0 SR icarnaSMBLRIINE CTay) touring, $450. 1925 Chevrolet touring, crockery and general household fur-| $385. 1825 Chevrolet coupe, $465. 1925 iture and utensils, Lexington demonstrators. 1925 Hudson FFRED WINKLE, Constable. brougham, $825. 1624 Oldsmoblls sedan, $450. Fords, all models. Aaron G. Cohen, Tne, 185 Park &t, Hartford, Conn. Open dvenings, CHALMERS SEDAN-In condition, 6 good tires, 610 West Main t. DODGE, 1925—panel type, % fton truck, driven 11,000 miles A1 condition. Service Electric Supply Co., 179 Park St. FORD SEDAN=2:1924; 3-1934 Ford four Ings, 31924 Overland tourings, 1023 Maxwell coupe in good condition, 1923 Ford sedan, Ford 1925 1-ton truck, 1924 Willyk-Knight touring. Time payments. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. Salestoom 6 Main St. Phone LIMITATION OF CLAIMS Court of Probate holden at New within and the District of Hartford and State h day of March good_ running A. P French, " Bernard T, Gaffney, Esq Judge. Th B ain_ Trus This ¢ ourt doth months creditors r claims| _8: HUPMOBILE—1925 Hupmoblle Ford coupe; 1921 Hupmobile touring, 4 new tiree. The Domifan Motor Co., Inc., 73 Broad Et LEXINGTON=Ta ute Man sfx, 5 passénger touring ear, thoroughly ~reconditioned and newly painted. 8ix wire wheels and good tires. Trades and terms consdered. O. A Bence. 81 Main St. Phone 32 © be given of this jEzeat a newspaper pub- | itain and having district, and by post- public slgn post Tiritaln, nearest the deceased last d wtified from Record SRNARD F. GAFI) I{Coreee- Tem WM_YTZET”? MIKE GLOWINSKE JONN SWIERCYZMSKI, BT ORDIR OF NOTICF A = Stillman and Wife Are l:q as Very Ha MY ! 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Chevrolet 4 ton truck, like pew, Emex Coach, T WILL HOLD ANY OF THE ABOVE CARS FOR YOU. SUPERIOR AUTO CO.,, 126-127 CHURCH 8T, PHONE 211, —_——— DEPENDABLE USED DODGE BROTHERS— 1925 Redan, 1925 Touring. 1924 Touring. FORDS— 1925 Coups. 1924 Coupe, 1021 Bedan, 1921 Touring. COMMERCIAL CARB— DODGE BROTHER&— 1924 Bereen Dellvery. 1023 Screen Dolivery. 1922 Screen Dellvery, ABOVE CARS BELLING AT ATTRAC- TIVE PRICES CARE TERMS ARRANGED THE B. & F. MOTOR BALES CORP. 155 ELM ST, TEL, ™1 DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS AND GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS, —_—— GOOD VALUB FORD USED CARS AT YOUR OWN TERMS ALL STYLES FROM 315 TO $400 BEE MR. GOBSELIN, BLMER AUTO CO., 23 MAIN ST, PHONE 1813, MAMA SAYS HERE'S A QUARTER 'N* wiLL YA GO 70 A LUNCH WAGON. THE SAME TYou AN MARY OF 'Em'