New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Pr Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 13’283 June 19th ... EW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, ESTABLISHED 1870 CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, PHILA. PU”EE URBERED Tfl :GURPSE OF SUICIDE ;Massacre of Custer and His Men WORK FOR PEPPER-FISHER | NVEUEDBYDNGS Fity Years Ago Today Vividy " TICKET TESTIMUNY SHaniPatiem Who Fled Private] Retold at Memorial Ceremonies , Commencement Exercises Will Asylum Ends Life Here “White Horse,” 90, and “Black Whetstone,” 84, Both Be Held Tomorrow Night Blind Now, Among Indians Present Who Took Part From Supt. of Dept. HER DUOUBLES [II]NTEST‘ : tle, Delayed Nine Days, One of World’s Greatest lnsh"uctlng Force A Strangles Self In Seymour Newspaper “Scoops °te Expectations Recent Campaign. JUNE 24, 1926.—TWENTY PAGES. 174 WILL GRADUATE FROM HiGH SCHODL PRICE THREE CENTS EX-STAGE STAR IS MARRIED 10 SICK MAN AT HOSPITAL,; SUN PORCH SCENE OF EVENT MUDH PR[&”\FR [5 Mrs. Robinson Becomes GIVEN HIS FREEDQN Bride of John G. San- ger, Then Patient Re- turns to His Room. Ellinor, 60, of Waterbury, President P. F. Ring of Board of | g el ) Education Selected to Present With Rope Made of His Under- Diplomas to Graduates—Invoea In Misses Browne and R\an Too Much for Tempera- mental Star wear—Teft Retreat June 18. Wealthy l‘hil;o, Banker Plans to Continue Help- ing Men Behind Bars tion by Rabbi Gershon Hadas ngled with a rope made of h < . Nurse Is Bridesmaid and ed from | ¢ was Chief Hm\c\er, Explains He Only Wanted Detec- to Work “Get Out the G in Each District. Physician Best Man— ‘ Rev. William Ross Offi- tive Bureau A ) ciates at Ceremony. Hard to Vote” attaches, nurses, wepapermen looked \\ lllam B. oss, pastor of 3 h, stood be- nd Mrs. Mar- n both of Wor- porch on New al this morn- in wedlock, id V' \\“\,\m\ll‘ who was morning to attend 1 salesman for a as his best man, arm a graduate Waskowits had O GVEN DR EHARIESAGILIIN _~_ T B ‘ til he Agaln Undressed A ssed ng the week visited at the 1 and laid plans for Pastor Warns of Solemnity or the ceremony, the to the assembly of reminder of the ma- nd seriousness of the cere- i«ing that the ritual would h tnat followed out Mrs (al\ert Han"cd in Said to Haw Been Oldest British Prison—Said to | Have Confessed Practicing Physician Here Text of Announcement S Chairman Mr. Sanger had been assisted from to the sun porch where ¢ during the wed- m sat in a com- the bride stand- the bridegroom’s nt, Dr. Was- ss Farmer, maid of the left of the bride, wedding group. of Worces Sanger, princl- his #00 Fought Against yn Johnson of Mrs. present. e a dress of lue ce hat, poke &hap- t her neck a tangled while red rings spar- nd. tic added a dash suit of dark tweed oom. The bride's cd in the white eir Jegiti “LLiquor n of a nurse. .\V.H Sanger plans to stay in r husband has Kroll Said to Have Been Act took y to allow his er where he plans home. Sanger will probably be re- red by many local followers \ge as Miss Marion Franels \yed here some years ago, be- wred by the Bennett-Moul- as the youngest stock star BIAUF AND CRIMSON TO | HAVE RACES FRIDAY Both Yale and Harvard Varsity Crews Confident of Winning (lassic Caught in Today MAPLE HILL WOMAN DIES NEARING 30XD BIRTHDAY of | "The conpemned woman saw ner |OHESHIRE MAN, 101, IS : ol DISAPPOINTED TODAY Take Virs, Elmina H. Streeter, Native GIRL'S DEATH RESULTS IN SUIT FOR $10,500 'Estate of Bertha Muraw- ski Sues Operators of Two Autos Brattleboro, Vt., Passes Away At Home of Daughter. Peter Skiff Mlad Planned to Plane Ride, But Aviator Does Not Arrive to be a ) this morr el vidow rip on this t B. Hungerford ap Nahin: his birth home. Until a r death she been brought , administra- ate Berths t John R. Donahue Boya of grows accident in on May 19 in which t her death, xho had pl 1 to disappoint tered Kroll king of fo bre whi he . . E 3 in place a f Life Tmprisonment (-1\(‘1\ 1. t01a, T loulh& in Roxhury i1 ¢ var t 1 v t 24 (P—Two pr vou But Mr tion by iff mad nator Kin ew from W do - ng a litt ‘ase gard 1 neight shaking har on had not MURDERER LOSES APPEAT Hm<\\ J wfl"‘ Tustice T od a motion to s W hite 1 in ert 1M imy ¥ on All Des} in exce the trip i e ridin had look f was born ir ed today by ¢ Matthew Papciak and t Hartford ., Hartford, ber. At- Ak ewicz {s counsel Harlem gunma nd Kroll in miurder of a Westc : S s PP s Liay motorman and JNEREC SR vaars r a or aavalt : = : - S by the Fuller Brush Co., Hartford, id he } he an t Mount Vernon last Tl ! 3 % to her home in this business on e was riding who re- At the vard and Quaker the car collid- operated by Boya, struck a telegraph orce of the impact, s Murawski was thrown from the head. Her skull she dled at St Hartford, four ia % Trade School Teachers To Get Salary Increases Hartfor 24 Dr. Alt i se of May 19, iriven by Donahue, en in railro tf Morehead Is Chancellor Of Negro Pythian Lo(lu Stamford Five Motherless (‘i\il(lrcn Unable to Find Home In Local hhlnulmn hildren, t 108 Seymour street Bo t H rol today a of inere ord, d gran 1 con of the lesonaniic ¢ ut Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Negro, here today. The grand qull~ 10 bcel Lands e order of Calanth In Pile of Sand, May ot et Be Internally Injured ' . gl . g . v ital ellor of Evansville 1, and b 8 B WOLF Ja0) 0p Fuyiv Claire Beatr i 1 ' sl i) =ik 4 . Alpert of 1 d instant death w ruck in a pile Winthrop street noon today He was taken to N General hospital ar f of Ne B er Skif Con ndec * The list of employes incl th 1 in the trad n salar was on the t into t e stite down by 4 on 05 rang strikin hedul run nim under 5 o d e in - | Policeman Smith, lled to the < ARRANGED stand by the prosecutor, said Kroll B t croy liti clected Mra. Rose C. Gr Hartford, June 24 paRy de the ¢+ and worthy counsellor George F. M top of the boxes when he found A “Allento 1 | ac nard to box Merids udge Hungerford said ther uthoritics. an eight ary 1 nce that Kroll e eldest chi th Kaplan-Garcia £ but his duty championship bout allowed to return to the Day of New ®hou Donohu a prior claim, PRELIM tham, § Hartford letts, and War probably bonds of $2,500 on June 7 on al negligence, In Vest Hu"nrvv court Boya was 1 for reckless driving, while bound over to the r term of the superlor court arge of criminal negligenee. s have been fixed at $2,600. Miss Murawski was the daughter f Mr. and Mrs. John Murawski of S Union street, this city. She was 20 years of age. Match- NI thvaa r o fathe Rochester Woman Guilty Of Second Degree Murder ster, N. Y. June 24 (P rgaret s fol ligan today t cour loca maker to wi signed cording to is no e M e 1 is 313 yvears of in rounc was da THE WEATHER erweight Kroll asked to was who is employ una boa her place of witness Mr. Tunas 8e |l Har:ford, June 24—Forecast for New Britain and vicinity Partly cloudy fonight and | Friday; not much change in temperature Lord-Day | Gr E card | conrt Athletic Cor joner It ident that you T now New Haven had | railroadi Kroll said to Mr. Greensteln | d to expl had ¢ in his e care of Dr. 0 said this aft positive injuries are arm and chest today. § | | sibility of internal injurles, to be |ser to from | | # determined by X-ray later today. |in Auburn prison, )\ ler fc FATAL BRAWI 3 led yes ket brawl in the eing from to the r band by a jury wo considerable his work beca home to care for them, There is a pos- [hers t of Warsaw nists were arrested. because anything about 1se of stay- rtenced ing at l# | Fourteen com 'o