New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 28

28 NEW BRITAIN D\TI\ III RATD THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926, 4; turned wthorities, sation officer Waterbury aver 1 release "larry- of CONTEMPT CHARGE AGAINST WOrY Three Denied Witness Fee for Not Attending Court Charging that thelr fallure to pear in court ning W nesses against 1 over to under s rested i L which r offic partmer e ors 1o unlo s were reported as compls Joseph Iysko, w was arrested during the week-end on a charge of assault, of court, Judg d the defendant's w Rysko, his mother Creluskl and Miss Slabsk \ r witness in the ease the usual witness fee of G0 cents, in court t morning. The case against Rysko wae dismissed Immediately followlng Rysko's ar rost a summons wvas given the thr women to appear against him to court was con Alling 4 Mrs M Police Beats Change aw, cinimed t Lalf an ! oy by Off! 1 y who went to the home at 92 Tremont street on a complaint ane found the defendant's wife Toth arms b ng bl accor cstimony of the officer. al v bruise he He mu 1 to on Officer broken shes whant the floor. When he asked t) o of the trouble, Mrs. Rysko $old him her husband insisted Mier giving him some mo Avhen he failed to give a satlsf wanted i, s} me ms or IRADING IS NORMAL New York Stock Market Is Back on n why N e Nehen nie | . Regular Basts of Business Dealings the house unt the ne S iH e ] 1 to get out of refused to ! Today. which April 1 k, bu Mrs, Cre- | ed ¥ or Willlam Gireer with his S to hurt, ¥ 2 battle a ily \ quarre g told him 1ot to be seen . Quartet Arrested Rooming A quarter was arraigned in co 11 n a arge of lasciv ous carriage and were fin costs and given a suspended 1 . Pit véntence of ‘40 days. ! Henry Champagne and Alice /nd Oliver Lamquedoe ar fie Hartman Hous vt railroad i Dronun 2 points, Woolwor Jocomotive ane ed 1 at A testimon to 2 Offcer Thomas he sergeant eAvay Doty raided t o'clock and fou A Hartman later they found Miss Dronun with | Champagne in A Cnion of South were registered as man ar | On the stand Ch snd Miss Dronun « in search of work. Uoth Tarill. cured employment and intended to 5 sl s fter the Lenfen ym Rochest Mrs, Hart ’ Jer husband in b dE ot care and honse Police at another room. Afrvica Finance Min- ister Sees Need For Alterations in e | the nion of South e tarif protection arry immediate ‘eason, Hoth came f Hampshir he had e town and did ) ack to Jim. . Lath B uilty, The costs in f e Cr 1l ni pecch th ninistér and Dronun Iy a fur- ¢ wallon to § [ case of Lamquedoe and mounted to $14.02 Arrests in Year Made by Police Here GIRE HAS PERPECT RECORD INSTALLATION Help Nature Centrol cough Your Help Nature to ot and lasting relief ! PERTUSSIN, = vanon jurious dru seribedIn m year during the past Tt is pure ar Sold by al and small bottles ANTEUASCIST GUARD Safe for Every Cough "BRITAIN ANXIOUS + FOR DISARMAMENT Wlllmg (o Co-operate in Any Way, Cecil Says 1 (D—The participate April Vil whols ly in to general me and Lord Cecil neva 1-1~p.u-d to finite This was of (i Wil urge scheme, de clear in the hou lay by God parhiar unde for the home office, a question raised hy Ponsonby, who was a member Ramsay MacDonald's labor ministr W it of commons t cr-Lanipson, sweretary swerlng Pntary 1o ¢ | 1spicion,” said Mr. Locker-Lam Lord Cecil will certainly Geneva prepared to urge s ite scheme of disarmament the Inftfative with the Unite regarding naval disarmame ause it was appropriate to do & A1 probability it will he mo \ppropriate for some great milita but | va to take the initis regarding military disarmame nting out that the British navy, and alr force routes ad been redu ared vulne must be protected hing must be done to endang \em, but the government was ve inxions to cooperate in any gener heme limitation of armi no! and their force-, The British case at G added, would be in the ¢ of Lord Cecil, and he 1t something &ubsta eneva, hle han nticipat al sation disarmament commissio h he termed “one more on the long difficult road niversal peace.” RESCUES THREE MEN FROM WRECK IN SOUND Fr comritis e siom s 1, Lighthonse Negroes O the Thomas Brennan, enwieh, Aprll 1 — ternoon by a northe ferry boat Thomas B. iieh yesterday morning went rocks off Captain’s island, night w Pound ast Three eventh avenue: 0th street, negroes, N ¢d boat by were landed they conti hthouse nd where York. » vessel n the tow mrl w went rope ‘streteh a tug of the New York, . which was bei dock, drifted on 1t wh the sto The fug remained awaiting a York to repair the t hier off the rocky herth | high wa on the ‘stretel I\m ho tug \fternoon from New and g the fore | arrived, MI \IIKI II\IH“ |l|l|\| The I ay of the ison 1 spurt of rene ew Britain I e for 2.0 ssociation now members, with 1t as the h e May origina od interest i new nown ead over 1 Groise Speckled v elose April 17 1S hoom enloen followin industr After Effects of ’iColds and Grip s real danger in t and @1 the n U illne our lowered resis taking L hert after-effects of cold attacks with a akened condition, wide to the attacks of other Build up leave ims cough or power by aflwr Meducme pure food elements strengthen stem. which and nour John's and hea Father Medici ' ning an l“‘ki CcIr and f g dangerous real food strengt! new Te | without usit ild ritish ny International steps Lock an- Arthur of it we have to do, if we can, i reise the demon of internation We would ge from the sittings of the pr mil Keeper Gets New York Pt S0 gale, Brennan, t to picces and is a Jol and | broke. wrecker hoat o destroyed her by fishing ish drug RADIO MONOPOLY KFEP OFF GRASS & Co. With It New York for Student Drivers April 1 () Wh twa Student drivers practicing \ope ol obtalning leens orate possible coi house of P, Morgan and Company with an wleged radio monopoly, il at a hearl 1y be Examiner Ieeve of the Federal Trade commis sion The attempt was made - the identity of the the General Biectriec Company dur ing the examination of its Secret Willlam H. Tronch, of Scheneetady, | “5¢ N. Y., by Bdward L. connse for the commission. He o that the holdinges Goneral Bleetrie Company of W. 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