New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1926, Page 10

BEATS TRAIN AT CROSSING, FINED Driver and Boy Have Narrow Escape on Curtis Street Nicholas Forestandl of 44 avenue was fined $£5 the fine remifted in court this morn- ing for failure f sign held in the Willlam_ Lewin, Stanley Works, Char atter for breaking 7 in the car with the sig missed According to the nian Lewin came of Curtls street sign when he coming out. o Forestandl appr in a sedan and i the slgn he “stepped Albany and costs with ob hand of Gateman crploye of 1l o8 against lass windo P were videnee ont in th Gate nlddl shot tect be Witnesscs s gateman he had struck, As 1 the glass on t driver and Forest broke Lewin g It wa iniposing ¢ g said 1) his own 1ife Drunken Drive o8 B At 1 which was sus- while under the Jast I'riday. William Harvey of court that it was offrnse and that the suffered no hu- being fn a cell for declared that the man's failure to appe: work in in Hartford him & but Judge 1§ dismisse pica ement that an must expeet those things when f to get in an in- ion 1est of his attorney he w siven until May 1 fo pay his fine. Attacks Little Girl d with attacking 'l and indecently ing her in hier home while her par- ents were attending Laster $u services in el Krekans- of Waterbury, was bound over perior court under bonds of 1,000 in a special session hefor Judge B, W. Alling in champers this niorning. Tt was learned that d a bad record in ity where i 1 different times hous pended fluenes His artf Atwdod's first used itiation aft two da He gh store s po- 1S a nine Krekauska and about hi has rges. M. Tiond strect, Johnson Waterbury. « of breach of a was fined 8§19 and co He + 1o Iis sister's home at 42 Olive in n intoxicated condition ame noisy when he was told lome. Efforts on the part of other-in-law, € to quiet him were met The result of the seuffle lored eye and a split' lip for Johnson. A complaint was 1 Eric was arrested ine colored tford ol kenness and 1 of fhe pu 0} A until rs Daniel g peace John- with W Diyzon. of ne May v yester mory amboo 15 & 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS Piles Disappear led No Cutting or salves Noo e~ N ask for Horlick’s \ The ORIGINAL Malted Milk and Food Forinfanta, Incalids, ah TheAged burishin igestible— No Cooking e Home Food-Drink for All Ages 'CHILDREN T0 PRESENT “FLAVIA" IN SONG STORY | | | S——— | | Children's Home Outgrowing Pres- | ent Quarters—Additional Rooms | to e Opened Soon A cantata consisting entirely of children’s voices will be given in the the Children's Home on Rackliffe Helghts tomorrow evening With one exception all the participants will be One boy will have a solo part, chapel of beginning at 8 o'clock. The cantata will be in charge of wimond Helsing, organist and cholr leader at the Swedish Bethany church, It is called “Flavia or the Martyrs” and s what is known as story™ telling of the perse- cutions of early Christian martyrs I'he program 18 open to the publie. | The I ow as it is, reach. the 1imit of its present resources | s been found necessary to additional rooms in the in building. With ated there now, one ing tomorrow and an ever waiting re room s n v. The 12 rooms will be 10 constructed that the home will a comodate additional children, Two new dormitories will be finlshed Gifts are being received home almost continuously, and some exceedingly Interesting bits of an- (ue turniture have found their way | the top of Rackliffe Heights. An old-fashioned square piano, a glass | enclosed Swiss music box and im- Scandinavian cupboards are n the gifts. A check for $1,000 | from a new friend was received a | s ago from Boston. | A new recreation room has been | opened in the basement and is equip- ped with radio, phonograph, piano, games and books. PLAINVILE WS Beten) ‘A song list, at the to port (Continued from Page covered Saturday by the police of | the neighboring town. The two | men who made off with it have | been caught; they Southington men and have confessed to several | | auto thefts in the past few weeks, The Sick List John E. Vay, pastor of the Our Lady of Mercy, Is be slightly improve Rev. | Church of reported to this morning. James Murphy of t tery station i able lafter an fliness of a wee The many Thomas Morrow of White's crossing will be | glad to hear that he has returned home from the Hartford hospital, t an operation. of North Wash who recently returned from £, I'rancis’ hospital, Hartford, will return to that institution this week, His son, George Farrar, has | returned from same hospi- where he nnderwent treatment for hlood polsoning. Thomas Conlon has returned home tion at the New spit i | Dat- xide to out again friends of ington et tal, of Pir strect after an oper: Britain General Looking For Sister \ereahouts of Mz are being brother, who was in day seeking her. He vears, lut rd th The aret Ma- sought by her | Plainville to- has not seen | abont wix t she was in office a person In this town, Baptist Church Notes s’ Ald society of the ill meet on Wed- 0 o'clock at | Richard Sedegren, ATl member: ral acted honey her for months a has no Mrs it as Seve to be ich he regular ¢ cld at T:45 scliool hurch o8 1 ocal William Downham m A I Downham, ¢ DIFS TROM ATUTO INJURIES Canadian student 1< Victim of Road ent Near Hudson, N, Y condemned man the ear! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1926. PAG 1P EVERYHING- YOU 10VE,— 'ETHEL: Goat-Getters 1 WHEN YOU SYTAND FORP TWEMHTY MINUTES AFTER EVERY MEAL — 2 EVERYTHNG= YO PLAGL || YOURR GYM TEACH P — — DOES T IT GET YOUR®> GONT WHEN TEY DIO THE. e PLFOQ =~MO FATIFILY SVICK™ YO YOUR® OWLY DOZEN = § THE. GLTALESY GO A COUPLA POINDS™ MORE. —— THAN SINDS OF LIFE RUNNING SHIFTLY Chapman Sees Outside for What Probably Is Last Time Wethersficld Prison, Cons 3 UP—The sands in the life gl Gerald Chapman, murderer and mail robher, running swiftly, per- eptib most surely to their cnd today. Measured fn hours there wera but 14 left when the board of | pardons, his sole earthly hope for mercy, niet to hear counsel for the condemned man plead that life.im- prisonment should be the measure of atonement to state and society for Chapman's crime of murder Chapman himself was there, Gov- ernor John . Trumbull having or- ered his presence. Yesterday the governor had said that Chapman board h has been a time-hon- ored custom in Connecticut. Shortly after t} hoard the governor ordered Warden to produce the man, that he might in person hear his counsel and possibly make his own plea for mere For the part of the 1 the many April s of were whi met Seott day was no different th which have preceded it in his year's stay in the pricon. In keeping with prison diselpline, no information was glven out as to Chapman’s conditio This morning there was appor ty for Chapman to have his vith a guard. Then his 1al. was brought in officora’ table, no cares on his mind as to his possessions within the cell, Dhecause his sole article of 1 property wae a hook of Rift to him 1 was his mo: vas br took From his cell on th af the hospital i second floar in th~ west eell 609% of the ! School Children Suffer ! from Eye Trouble Are your child's eyes all right? Our thorongh examination will fell L} HENRY F. REDDELL, st & Uptician | Jing. 0 W. Mai Snite 213 1185 Raphael P New Britnin Phone - ———— - {have b | was one proven The opinion of went on to S must have an end at some time, and it is on no such showing as that contained in (his petition that further delays are called for." “If the case 1 same evidence, the two judges Cases re retired with the | nd so much as W' is now offered as is admissible, it would not in any way change the resnlt,” Judge Jenhings pointed out. Judge Marvin concurred. The judges said that Chapman's motion was never formally in court, sInce the return hearing date would May 4 te's At- torney Alcorn had refused to farmalities 1 de an immediate hearing possi- n sinee whieh wa have angh, such an act never would have been only Week’s Activities in | e - TAPSN it. Mary's Church The r music program at &t Mary's church yest as ren lered by the choirs at fhe 9 and 10:50 o'clock masses augmented lwi a 12-plece orchestra and the organ, of the best heard at the church. Excellent work was record- | ed by the various soloists while the | choruses at both services handled the heavy work of the masses and special Baster numbers in perfect el style. Many visitors were pres- | ent in the church and many com- | ments of prasie were heard for the work of the choir, hestra and the organist, John J Ma v 1 open Wedne Easter reee at or Crean. St school will ter the St Josepl's Church Joseph's Parish society will 0 in the hall Thursday | evening, | St church Josepl's parochi for the spring Monday morning. school will open term mext A solemn high chur mornnig for M Suess, who . John T . Thomas L ch S funcral mass was 1 at 9 o'clock this erine O'Del! celebrant; pastor of the the Evangelist John J. of W deacon Keane as was ass in honor of was celebrated the mbers of Rev John J. K Rev, Walter A. Mary's church At the chureh 10 o'clock arish. br Me; St. Jdohn's Church ar society Glorious Welcome Given Spanish Fliers at Madrid Palos (P mander T ow fllers who br from this port an Com- multuous weleo today They came steamship Bueno placed at the ine capital on Februs The was met at sea a tsh 1 large num beflagged warerafr boate ing gally con- tinuons whistle ome Also North including Ogade new America W Hammon 1 lor, Bride .\%)TY(‘! ('ho.:en For Japanese Prince | two years PAONESSA SAYS G, 0.P. < HAS LARGE WAR CHEST -2 | Pritain having the lowest person. Prof. out two weeks ago in praise of our assessment plimer special act necessary All these matters, bearing direc (Catholic Churches |{1ron taxes arc of importance von. with polities? finds it necessary bills for ne the extreme opposite In con- g our taxing plan. When 1 ordered all board mectings to the public. The doors of mayor's office were opened wide they have never since been against anyone, Do you (realize that in previous admini tions official acts of government were transa private offices and in darkened {chambers? Just think of it! The I mayor's off which you are asked {to L, closed again: {businses was being transacted, you paying the bills, yet yon did privilege of isten- ¢ for the first time the 3 is, as it properly honld be, YOUR office.” vor Paonessa will spe noon at the Stanley 1 Co Ithe (Continued from 1) Page Britain the England citic place o of our siz honor in New X per ild of Yale eame system. were he legislature las ted system r com- by passing a making it no longer | 1o file tax lists. Had the m not been complete and thor- | our ak tomor- passed. New Rule & city in the the | TOW d. Uy to | tax system | Othe infested ! While the leglslature to pass ripper necticut citles, it Britain is tate so privil Tomo night he will speak at \ski's hiall on Broad street. speakers will include Chair- man F. L. Conlon of the board of public works, Chairman John E. R. Keevers of the democratie town com- mittee, Councilman Frank Zapatka, Skri Could the present if our government w other C sumed office four years ' ted in private homes, in | | rown Committeeman John Fagan | ‘und Registrar Thomas J. Smith The mayor and other campalgners will speak I'rifay night at the an ditorium of the Central Junfor High ! school, PLEADS NOT GUILTY | | 1 Whittemore 1s Arraigned In Bufialo Court On Oharge of Murder Dur- ing Bank Robbery, Buffalo, fard Reese Y. April & (B Whittemore, bandit er, pleaded not guilty when are ed before Supreme Court Noonan today charged with murder |1n connection with the bank of Buf- |falo killings and robbery here last |October, Whittemore asked — that | connsel be assigned him and wa then returned to jail The court later assigned W. I lett Sumner, former assistant | trict attorney, and Melvin Groe | counsel for the prisoner When the court asked Whitte more whether he wished n lawyer 1o be assigned to him he veplied: 1 | do now, yes." This taken as an indication that the man who plotted scorcs of hold ups In which the minimum of loot | aimed at was $100,000 might | retain counsel of his own He has reiterated that he | funds. The court made ment of counsel, indicating would be made later, he prisoner appeared less deb ongfr than when he brought here last Iriday morning from New York eity where he and his ciates wore arrested. He wore @ dark blue shirt and was in need of a shave, Ric wrt is without no assign- choier was EDITOR TO MAKE - TEST IN BOSTON American Mercury Magazine to Be Suppressed | Boston, April 5 (P—An editor | making plans to have himscit ed here today took precau the right charge should b against him. H. L. Mencken, coming here New York to ms order hanning the magazine, the An from Massachusetls preferred from test case of th April fssue of his rican Mereury, wastands, ap- permit to criodicals on he streets, the permit was granted and Mencken announced that o'clock he would sell the Mercury 7 corner of Park and Tremont ts. He explained that he ob- 1 the permit tc larrest on 2 I gale of the forl The editor also tion to Rev. J. of t Massach Ward soeiety, to was on compl the m zine taine ssnied rank Chase Wa that 1his Chase anned in state and Rhode Island. Mr, Chase had said that attempts to sell the Mercury in Boston would be stopped. Mencken arrived from New York on the FPederal express accompanled Ly his counsel, Arthur Garfleld Hays of New York, The action of the Wateh and Ward soclety was taken on the ground that a story in the April fsanie of the magazine was “im- moral and unfit for publication M, € suld he would have no statement 1o make until after the lad been made; Watch and Ward soclety has d to have one of its agents purchase a ¢ of the magazine, ind thers Swill be a pollcoman on hand to make the he eald, CHILDREN CUT BY GLASS, RECKLESS DRIVER FLEES Frasion of Responsibility Charged After Collision Between Automo- wrrest *The arrang a arrest,” Dbiles on Oak Street Dotective nt Patrlck J. O'Mara is today searching for an unidentified automobile drive whose ter truck that of Alfred Bulducel of 12 Derby street. Two children, Lino and Joseph Baldueef, nd 7 respectively, were cut flying glass and severely shaken Witnesses told the police that driver of tho second car way E Tin n the crash occurred, Baldueci said that he was turning into Oalk strect from West street whien the other car came along Oak street at an exes ate of speed and struck his he police have heen informed that there were two Jien and two women In the “hit and by o sive run” er A Jerome street John Wynne of Stanley street ind aufomobile operated by Vrank Defini of 98 Groenwood street, collided about 2 o'clock yesterday \fternoon at the corner of Hart and Areh strects. 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