New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1926, Page 1

News of the World By Associat e BRI “ydaq APV ‘AIRIQI] 9)B)S J1IIUU0)) NEW BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 13 ’2 l 1 June 26th . .. ESTABLISHED 1870 —— NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, CIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS Restaurant Cook Finds She Is Heiress To Big Estate And $250,000 n Francisco, Juna 30 (P— Mrs. Gertrude Benfield, a cook x"‘n,x oved in a restaurant here, is sol ate consisting of 500 acres of Illinois farm land and ap- proxima in cash and bonds. is that of f Tulon, ed In Los Angeles re- en route from the Mrs. Benfleld. GOMMONS SHOCKED | WHEN MEMBER SAYS HE HATES Rl]YA[TY; “Has No Respect And Nothing | But Contempt” For Them, Buchanan Shonts CARTRIDGE WOUND I5 FATAL T0 BOY 4th Ends In Death Michael Folignio, CRALLENGES KING'S RIGHT j'REIU 5 LOSER IN 10 SEND IN ANY HESSAGE THRILLING CONTEST Ring's Statemest Declaring State of | Emergency In Coal Strike Still \Elimiflaled [I] GOH Pla.y By Sll | Ixists Brings Forth I Wetherstield Tirade By Promincnt Member From Ranks | of the Laborites—Tense ‘Iun\lm\ Passes Qui-kly, 72! 156 of n George AR nenaatond] commons Four Birdies 0 respec for roy- | On Eight, 1h where = ass o roun 10t spe ment In per section of ohegan, anchester FINALS SET FOR THURSDAY | In Retd-Sill Match Today Latter Shot and Was Par On Eight Other Holes—Reid Also Par the iation Away at Hospital—Sidney Swe- tehnick, Aged 8, of | | | \ of Mi Mrs. Franc eet, While the family | lignio, son of Mr. an |co Foltgnio of 53 Willow st y mourning his de of a rms_accide Swetehnick, aged | Mrs. M r Swete )¢ mont street, was infured in a similar er, but is not considered rmn) ¥ I‘m“ irt as the youngster whose life was abruptly en eagerness to observe | Day Indep was 9 years and 11 shot hi in th nday with which was body that the Yesterda v Britain hospltal for an operation, developed ate in the day. He is survived by Vido, Andrew, three sisters T cart close pov | per- his grief ral will its' home, Mary's cer o'clock burial ¥ trom his pare 1l be in St the Swetehn with a blank ¢ clde A ff Today playing d it a powder 7 , said the i is not serfous tim +": ENGAGE ENGINEER FOR - SURVEY ON SEWERAGE - second rey of §67.397 ESTATE LEFT BY K. C. M. THOMSON * Holdings In American Hardware ('m'p. Valued 7,000 eat was laid by od of p 1se his woo r birdie BASTIAN SHOOTS LION 5 Wealthy Camera Maker, Now in Africa, Brings Down Eight Foot Animal With Two Shots. d on Page C0STS OF $307.09 ARE ADDED T0 MAN'S FINE P | camera | New Havener Also Must Pay and Likewise Serve Four from Dr. A iso of Rochester, who Months Behind Bars stman party, it was foot | ¥ his rifle | Arre in Greenwich on The na- |20 last, Anthony Torcllo, 35 Haven was : 'nter s and fined $2 r transport- alcohol illegally. He took appeal from that sentence and found gu in criminal court common pleas today Judge F w. rd taxed him $627 including of $300, a neced hi jail for six months. Jail sen will be suspended r Torello h erved four months, suspension was handed down to | after 120 days had been the wording meaning he will | no time off for good be- (P October Conn., June 1 an e geport 30 from an ick to Bow And Arrow Versus Golf Club And Balls :‘03\0\], New Haven, June 30 (P—Bow and | golf clubs and ball 5 1 gompetition 8t Rave he 27.29 was on Country club Sunday after-|the largest : mounts ever impo Robert D. Pryde, club secre- fthe nmon pleas criminal court 1 James Norvel, club profes- due chiefly to the fact that v against [the case w s ready for hearing seven t Oxford and Har- [times and postpone 3 nt and secre- [though a large r respectively of policem~n were present each fation of New Haven time and pald over $40 on long bows and arrows. 'seven occasions in witness fees be given costs of $3 ot number of Green- were f |were at o in | seven times al- Direct Covert Simon Nelson To Work With M. R. ( Aiding st pu stant “Nelson is a former epa g0 to ering nploye in (Ml;:HVg at Virginia completing oyed in ‘ | Republican Work will be now in ti ch | years money d of about land and several buildings. > removed torn down to allov s and estim. f With this tion, a prepare 1 will go to fall. At tha " CUIDENT, COROVR 15 |New Haven Man Who Drove Car $200 | Tnto River to His Death Probably Mistook Street. loss to | Maffet drove his c | straight for the river but |finds no ground for act |The river was at an {street end and i | Maftei thought he street. the coroner of suicide. rotected With His $2 Poll Tax | Ma Coolidge ‘15? 6 Massachusetts 30 (M has paid his | poll tax be. | tin became known tos | Rather than wait until July 1 and | receive a summons to settle up at| extra cost, the President has forwarded his check to the city | treasurer. The tax is $2. June | j President Comes Through | | Northampton, | —President es, it Premature Celration of July| SHO SELP N BDOEN, Aged 9, Passes | Tremont | * | Street, Meets With Like Accident. already |1 \Industrial Situation Here Better Than Elsewhere in Connecticut, is Report of State Factory Inspector . } New GARTELLI OUT OF Alter Scaring Leaders PUTS UP GAME | Miss Hollaway Finds Conditions Normal in New Brit- ain—Manufacturing Plants All Busy Miss Charlotte Holla of Wood Plays Rolc | Lo o | inspe |in this ost of Picce In Defeat of Hardware City Representative —Springficld Boy Champlon o st Northeastern Zone, - New York City Truck Crashes has been no as | SHOOTS WIFE OF AN CLAIY COMMISSION I8 ' WHO BEFRIENDER HiN MAIN'ST. REALTY DEAL ‘Down And Outer” Believ- Rnhinm\ & Raschkn“ Ask ed Jealous When Couple For 83,000 of M. P. Are Reconciled. Leghorn Fue Hasian ed him un ELLIOTT, SOBBING, SAYS HE DID LOVE HIS WIFE of . Prohibitionists Plan T 1c/zet - in Political Race Next Fal RECEIVERS NAMED inst Wealthy Florida Man, Accused Slaying Her, Protests His Councilman | Innucence, One of 10 Signers of Pe- Have “Dry” Party Recognized. Yetion Taken Luxor Cab tition To Manufacturing Company By Budd Wheel Company. | Jomn street, ed on the republics one of the sign Marine Lowell El’urliccnmn \( used (H Driving W hn(‘ l)|unl\ L, M A Main s Maple street; Maple stree South Ma rill, 79 Hotchkiss, Mrs “Beauty In l)l\ll(‘\\ After Police Court (Can Raise Only $6 MARATHON GOLF RECORD !-mx DOGS SHOT SEVERAL $10 and cc ng ove role might led | 184 J\A»Hr—&x includ- Norden stree Linwood 1347 S Mount, Wright 1 two young port appear- a moral n 18 raised some de- stree WEATHER Harold ictly of street; John as only § among them. Aft lay and conferences, it was ar- ranged that the fine will be pa later from an outside source. Hartford, Jun for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday; si'ghtly cooler tonight. 30—Torecast enwood am H Madison stre Ely avenue; Wil Rickert, 106 Wallace street. street; | | 1 *| - MARBLES CONTEST Britain Boy Eliminated GAME BATTLE First Miracle of Year Reported From Famous Shrine of St. Anne ACTIVITY OF WET WORKERS ALSO 1§ EXPOSED T0 VIEW Association Against Prohibition Amendment Quizzed By Sen- ate Funds Gommittee T Senator Reed Rests White RKing Questions W. A. Stayion. Head of Auti-wet Group Who Explains Into Motoreycle SIMILAR WRECK IN MASS. Four Persons Injured at Watertown That Although Opposed to Prohi- bition, His Association Favors Ob- serving Lay While It Existe, ct- cam- e dis- When Fire Truck, Racing to Alarm Cellides With Passenger Automo- bile, it 348 Pariisan y is us. Efforts 1 in part i nnsylvania ipaign, of worked for candi- Tmck Strikes Auto. Mass . 3 wer were 0 mem Warren Brotl e ngs to Help Vare e held for and the 00 were committes William ss chair B dry Doctors’ Wives Aid om s front row in ed to hear irst tinie e commite The chair- rousiy" first zation into cighteen- Istead act, for ob- s0 long Sparks Carried Far. carried embers across the witness was m,wn tor King, democrat, of ayton said the purpose of ization he founded in 1918 obedience to the as they were on but to do every- done “de- TO TRAUT & HINE 00, &5 " 5% membership of your King asked, z of on o ‘RTLI:(S!E Refund of Taxes, And $28,457 Abatement Received Httle than n the association was o Hine |sion a g part in might noon a receive from th havirg clman ident of and that gton, is cholders of 40,000 shares o puty sergeant at to why sub- Hine and equ which are in proc fon and these will re m of Phila- trea of the r dublican comm and Magistrate k X. O'Connor, anti-Vare leader = |in South Philadelphia. ’(‘acc Against O, F. Curtis |, No snsouncement vas uiads atter | Goes Over To Next Week | toining of Stayton was resumed. He ‘ Hartford, June 80 (F—The case |said that in those states. where the | of Orson F. Curtis, former mayor of | assoclation was strong it would go New Britain, arrested here yesterday | ahead with activities in the election charged with violating the pedes- | this year, and proceed with “a pro- trian laws, has been continued la‘ July 8. delphia liquid (Continued on Page 18) "5