New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1926, Page 15

] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, e both too GANGSTERS ATTACK (e v drunk New Britain road A driven by not learned hose name W | while headed | ad run out of gas oward Plainville and, while it was sta’ d, nother mac owned by Emil Lindquist and operated & var Larson of Grove street, Nauga- | up behind and ran into | t through the fence at he highway. Both Lind- Larson disappeared after but Lindquist was | later found at Cook's garage here. | He said that he had come for the after telling Larson to stay Larsons, however, and ducked. A | appear in (Continued from Firet Page) Neighbors Aid State Policeman Several machine Pursuit After Fugitives r Watrous, | had to be towe Town Awake This rapid rccidents a in an uproar from e til 2 o'clock this morni rge crowd at Andrews' | pear the battle s Mill ind about the to joor the two ! pensed. T aw Till 2 o'Clock of automo- Iy dis- er on thi loud and | rossing nt t final nu lows was a Mi ONE WAY RULE 08 AN ST, OPPOSED Merchants North of Track to, Express Objection THypodermi hrow him vpode A strong the pro- | posed new egu on Ma Commercial nd East M will be mad »efore the ordinance committee ght, by protest A&t ations common council tor smmittes pss 1 tell t will Teads to Other Arrests Fin propose committec ad” t public is s of t K the operty o er ma Further dis isiness men and bout H came re nt interest, to e their views. ief W. C. Hart ar parked ne two were inz out 1 quiring the T car, renizen pa for obst A complete newspaper ements of Eu- {|be held tomorrow morning at 10 |caught in PRINCES, wars, conventions, the excit the newspaper is incomplete without the cerns you most. Events belong to unusual days. But more moment to you than the overth tisements. breakfast foods. make your days more pleasant. News niences you once thought could never be that concern you most. 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New Britain Herald OVER 13,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY The Herald is the Only Newspaper in New Britain MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1926. g tomo; Wall Street Briefs ub me Society to Advance Golored - Peaple Honors Student ow noon he ordin s re- , an er the ery section ry shared in the gi or May amounted to Harris, a_student Sanln ain Senior High scho ST most popu woma popul New I Plainville branch ghts, Milford, for | Assoclation for of Colored Peo to a close 1y evening at the Tonic Main eet, Plainville. arris was given 40,110 vote Miss E Hamilton, was second p with 25350 vot : s included Miss e SRR P ) votes; Miss Lena | 27 FIRE BREAKS 0UT | IN WILLINANTIC night's affair, | ; TR RS M Rl Apparat Work : ing to Quell Flames Steel Co. Thomas T, McDonough | b oper: will represent RoleslawAdamowltz o Cromwell, In s are rooms, Other conte: elyn Bak L ton, 0 vote: Na ,600 votes; Richardson, 2,070 votes ton, 2,050 votes and Miss Dor- Iway operating income an increase of $75 Railw is due oceeds stablishment of legal = nd for the local branc sommittee is headed by Johnson, (G0LD STREET MAN IS FOUND DEAD IN BED < Joseph Jurczak Vietim of Heart Attack—Body Discovered hy Wife. irezak of 80 Gold st was found dead in bed by his v Mrs, , when & to his bedsid all him for chur in vesterday morning at 6:30 anager Dr. John Purney, medical ex h due to heart tr o word rec Jurczak had troub t before, but the er seriou: entice na survived oldest of which He was employed corporation 1d tomorrow Sacred Heart ¢ Jo - aining the creosote to prevent t Of1 a dividen July e pole from iy Texan fire | auarter share payable July 10. of 24 to * [ record eived fro SAILOR DROWNED. t. R., June 21 r Paul of Lynn, Mr. alag i o Mass drown- was navy since y street Satu Mary's chure clock were large- ymond J. Clabby celebra a solemn high mass of requiem by Rev. Matthe Kazmiers Kowalewska |7, Traynor as deacon and Rev. Wal- Kowalewska, 68 years [ter A. Mc( at the e of her body of 87 Mrs (f Country rtory Whe from Jjjea Paymas r today notif has decided to terminate next Saturday. The act at asmeeting s. who is a democratic const ble, will be succeeded by a repu Kawalewska church "Tis of st eig was being Organist time of the body Hsah INJURTI S PROVE F, Conn., Ju in Union for ous to 1 ATAL 21 (P of Pound 11 o Danbury v from injuries Salem, N, Y., when [;oo 15 oot from which he had | gurviving her ust alighte k hi 1, Bronislav belng back nd two dau of his: legs, ¢z both o nmander four sons, ynlaw ang | [WTIC Will Broadcast | and Pol VALENTINE SAMSEL Valentine » basehall game residggt of this city f ( ved tomorrow 1 r rmoon at Yale field. New Haven, i broadeast In its entirety b Hartford, beginning at These special baseball broadcasts by the popular Hartford have been attracting wide the Sacrec and there has heen con- Ruria) | siderable response to the efforts of WTIC to glve service to the A competent sports reporter wi vears, die wich. He is sur danghters and a son he funeral will b morning ghter, Lyman str || Heart el at 8 o'clock will be in Sacred Heart cer ic, held t o'clock. from th home Mrs. Frank and from morrow of his e lon on | game. Funerals | | Removed at Hospital Thomas M aged 14, of 78 Cast Main street will | Black Rock avenue, had a fis ok is leg this morning was taken to N Britain General hospital to have it removed. JOSEPH SCHULTZ | Funeral for Joseph | | Schuitz of 2 services loney, [ o'clock at St. Mary's urch where a requiem h mass 11 be cel brated. Interment will be in St | | Mary's cemeter { news that con- e [ a Stephen Canova d, was struck by an Auburn neral services for Stephe ansportation company taxicab a ova, veteran New Britain merchant |the corner of Main and East Mal who died in New York after an op- |streets about 6:16 o'clock Saturday eration, will be held tomorrow | night, but was apparently uninjured. {morning at 10 o'clock a Mary's | Ernest Barth of 113 Commonwealth cemete A solemn high ss of ne was driving the taxicab in a |requiem will be celebrated. Inter- of traffic and according to his will be St. Mary's ce to the police, the girl ran fender, TAXICAB STRIKES GIRL mall girl whose nam as not day after day ave line eport ainst the rear in ne- tery. USING IMPROPER MARKERS Officer Fred Wagner today arre ¢d Samuel Spector of Hartford on charge of driving an automobile with improper markers and no regis tration. It is alleged that truck the | markers were being used on & ple e|ure car. Spector's brother posted | Colonial Brass Works for their beau- | $100 bond for his release until cov |tiful floral offerings. Signed |time tomorrow mornin [MRS. CARL A. OVERSTROM, wife, | — ~ ARNOLD AND E sons, | TUNDERGOES OPERATION MR. and MRS. AXEL OVERSTROM | Baltimore, Md., June 21 (P—Dick and Family. |Porter, Oriole outflelder and bride- |groom of ten days, has been operat- CARD OF THANKS |ed on for appendicitis. Porter play | We wish to thank our kind friends |ed through a twin bill with Tor and nelzhbors who sympathized with |Saturday and played the first game us during our recent bereavement |yesterday, pounding out a home run. asioned by the death of our be- |Then he collapsed in the dressing isband and father. We es- [room and was taken to a hospital wish to thank P. ¥ CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sino appreciation to our friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym- pathy shown us during our recent avement, We especially wish to thank {New Britain Driving club and t} row of Kkings. of things you Conve- yours. would be com- |oc [1oved | pectalls | bins. | Mrs. Matthew Scheppard and fam- {11y, Joseph A. Haffey UNDERTAKER Phene 1815-1 Oppesite 8t. Mary’s Charch Destdones 17 Snmmer St ~ 16283 BOLLERER’S Cor- day, TO SELL FORT GREE ‘Washington, June 21 (P Tort Greene military reservation, | Newport, R. I, will ba sold by the | war department at public auction on July The city of Newport advised the war department of its desire to purchase the reservation but falled to exercise its option within the six months' perfod allowed by law. SENT TO ASYLUM Cambridge, Mas: June 21 (P— Carmen La Priore, slayer of two Everett policemen, today was sent to an asylum for the criminal insane POSY SHOP |1 o™ {Misatonex county jur BRIDAL BOUQUETS THAT ARE |in superfor court brought DISTINCTIVE | rected verdict of *not guilty by rea- FLORAL DECORATIONS FOR I8 R SOPALSE 1 ast REULE NY PNG o] |son of insanity,” after four 89 W. MAIN ST., PROF. BLDG. TEL, 886 | D31 testified that he had been hope- “The Telegraph Floriat of New Brifain,” | lcssly insane for years. alienists in dl- | neral | stock of | Harvard-Yale Game fans. | | Mont | handie the microphone at the field | o 1l and will give a word picture of the | y 1 INYNH&H X [Nor & West .. 14422 i e Rrh 8 L Jquish Hook Caught in Leg, |xor paci { Pacif |¥ nto | His condition was reported good to- | OIL SHARES ARF | * NORE ACTIVENOW Unusually High Earnings Cause Stocks to Rise PUTNAM & CO EMBERS NEW YDRK 4 HAKITORD STOCK EXCHANGEY JIWEST MAIN ST. 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I'rench, Mer Portland. elections 1 was W, McL, Mo Pac Ward ational Lead entral s fell tr to of measle to Phi Beta Mitchell, Port- us week ith a total of towns in < made at the included the following: On admission subjects, Hydon, N. Y . Wocks, oklyn, N. Y. “or debate, 8. W. Reeder, new casos North Amer second Ofl . ack Mot Car Pan Am Pet B Pennsylvani; Plerce Arrow Radio Corp .. cou 1 with three the tot. the Y i for the previous week. Southern Pac 1051 1447 | 42 cases of chickenpox Southen Ry ..118% 1177 | scarlet fever 78 Standard Ol . & 447 |less than that 74% » greatest port, from whic reported sver Reading . ars Roebuck . inclair Oil ald Brook Gerald Provide Schwen- ¥n In E Ballou, or the mber s week Giffir Clapp West- [Jr. M Hubbard—Freshman essay, Hildreth, Sagaponack, N. Y. orable mention to I. R. previc are 18 new cases were P. G with sman, udebaker |Jap Cartoonist, 51, Tries To Take His Own Life York —Ha 1 it xas & P Tobacco Prod Unfon Pac 1 United Fruit .. US Cast Ir Pi 18 %1% | New US Ind Alcohol 607 %5 'S Rubber US Steel Wabash Ward Bak B White Motor . Willys Over . Kiri knife Woolworth ...17 16 1 He was tak where it . Martin 8. Huey inston—Electricity, R. & Dun York. ~D cla tion, V. )e > =il Hamburg, N, Ry 5 ve £ the mc forefathers—Hari-Kirl, H himself with the traditional Jun was time Okal Pot S EooHInt L R sterday, choo . Carlson, . Anthony to ¥ sald —French. H. J. lass. J. D. Thompson. TREASURY STATEME) Treasury balan . $249,042,432 o |a York —Exchanges, 512,000,- said to be mt erm K prominent Japanese relative, Fukioka Okabe, said he w | r in want or trouble a ) Conn. Grand Rapids, Wise—FEthics, G. M Vernon, Ohio. Oka New emistry, E. J. Dow- 000; balances, Boston Exch balances, 40,000,000 LOCAL STOCKS 1505, H ain Perry. Kahrl, Mt DIES ON HIS YACHT New York, June 21 () — Alt ik Merritt Billings, son of Mr. a T [Mrs. €. K. G. Billings, of New Yo Bid Asked |2nd Santa Ba died yes- |5 recover $ in the case of 750 jterday aboard h Tropic, | Andrew Krafchik against Peter Pet- |off City Island, after an 1liness of a | vieko, ot al. Attorney M. A. Sexton |few days. Death was attributed 10 |rapresented the plaintift and Judge embolism, the obstruct an |y Mangan for the defendant. |artery near the heart by a blood In the case of John Isaac against clot. He had been assoclated | &, 3. Gooby, Indwmantas or LRk business with his father, a capitalist. | piaintist to recover $162.67. Attor- e ey |ney Edward A. Mag represented the NO HIT, NO RUN GAME | plaintiff and Attorney A. W. Upson Reading, Pa., June (®)—Walter |appeared for the defendant. Leverenz, former Chicago White Sox —— hurler, pitcher a no-hit, no run game | AUTO HITS BICYCLE igainst Reading . Lever-| jonn Luglt of 222 Clark street no- cnz missed pitching a perfect same |tfeq Captain Kelly shortly after- | by walking Pitt twice, the only times | \oon today that his automobile Reading man reached first. His | gruck Ciro Vitola of 86 Daley street, eam mates give him perfect sup- | who was riding a bicycle west on port Jast Main street, Lugli was driving |in the same direction and struck the ED |bicycle near the corner of Main The local police were asked by the Vitola, who is a blacksmith Hartford police today to notify Ng. |in the employ of the H. R. Walker Tohnson of 66 Wolcott street that |Co.. was taken to New Britain Gen- car, which °n June 13, has |eral hospital for an X.ray of hia been recovered. arm. CITY COURT JUDGMENTS Judge B. W. Alling in city court has glven judgment for the plaintift (Furnshed by Putnam & { of Aetna Casualty ex Aetna pt pd Aetna full pd Aetna Life Ins Co ex Aetna Fire ex Automobile Ins .. Hartford Fire ex .. National Fire ... Phoenix Fire ex ‘ravelers Ins Co. Conn General . Manufacturing Am Hardware ex Am Hoslery . Beaton & Cadw Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com Billlngs & Spencer com Billings & Spencer pfd Bristol Brass . Colt's Arms e ¥ Lock Fafnir Bearing Co. Hart & Cooley Landers. ¥ N B Machine ,z..as.nem STOLYE street, was stol