New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 4

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1926. __________________________________—___________—______—_——-———— CITY TERRORIZED | - BY HEAVY ST[]RM City ltems ENGINE DEFECTIVE, PROBE INDICATES - Finding in Kingston, R. I., Rail road Tragedy Announced 'he regular meeting of the Ro; Arcanum will be held Tuesday eve- ining at 8 o'clock. Deputy L. Irwin :1 cobs of New Haven will pay an jclal visit and entertain the mem- .;nv rs with monolog; Grand Re- t G 1' McGuinness is also ex- | pectea to atte | Ale \Amln lodge | Dav A. LD, ar bu vening On Thursday members will be entert home Mrs. Eugene enwood street. Council, iness meeting We 30 o'clock in eVg ternoon th Providence, R. I, July P— Right and left hand tank valves on the supply line of the freig boiler, which loded n ton June and the f fiyer, on H were not fully open an Bized as “contributory the findings of boiler of the interst mmer sion, subu to Inspector, Epher V Numerous defects supply apparatus of gine were reported of three weeks prior to the explo- l ston. Interstate commerce commis- sion bofler inspectors reported that their invest shov t defects h n laid the cau! the own st due to lov o t 19 2 Sons and hold ay evenin M. h has No. y It 0. the a W Jr. 1 gular e8¢ 8 o'clock Koncewicz o ed to apr rt tomorr 5 at € tors | this con inspe commis- | he he e boiler | Haven cou mer today. 5 the water i accider ight en- Attorne period S John w night of driving, fol East Haven yes- Lawrence J. Golon m. Applebaum ported over and charg in the iring ing erd; v of to 200 Tre- the pol dog at the old he ran corner of Orange streets, d notified the owner. Leonard Arute re police today the theft of a tire nd rim from his automobile was parked on Court jay night. Helen olon of 161 McClintock reported the theft of her bi- from the Corbin Screw Corp., this morning. Daughters Isabella will tomorrow evening at T:30 Judd’s hall. A social will meetin lied explosion 1 he et ported to the caus- tube #d by overhe te The I locomotive W one water glass attac ter column, and ha been applied on the boller, as is the “rc tice, it would have tional mes ter level in the tors state. The report Pack of the Investigation of the inters merce commission to State Inspector Farmer here. — Weel’s Activities in Catholic Churches [ St. Joscph’s Church Work on the new convent which Is being erecred on Edson street for Bt. Joseph's parish, is being pushed | lo completion. At the services ves ferday, it was announced that bt the stained glass windows which |out today in the routine Will be set in the building have |traffic court arraignments. Magls- peen donated by members of the | | trate Glat awe! oked 0 see a parish. The roof, it is expected, | " Glxtsmewhrlooked up 00y Wil be completed in a few days, |Dbronzed giant with a puckered brow Fhe work is being done by the |standing before him. Hayes Construction Co. “Why, voure Babe Ruth The members of the parish who | gug, s snAvistrate ext fonducted the recent successful car- » Babe grinned. bival for the benefit of the convent . your honor,” said the prid puilding fund, were entertained at Panlies, in onting at Savin Rock and Light- HcAiAR 1ol How he HaA uE: bouse Point vesterday. ! o was driving at The altar hoys of the nhym»“_mlu . 21110 on T VaTaine Drive. bo given an outing at the shore Wed- | " iyou 1o vou plead?” the magis- aesday. trate on d d to the another glass left of the mended prac- i1 an addi- he 1spec- street Sat bt The meet o'clock in follow the A son w born at General b tal tod Mrs. Peter Sarvas of hmrv 'BABE RUTH PAYS FINE FOR SPEEDING IN AUTO From s of d n i boiler, by locor A. G otive ie New Britain to Mr. and 92 Chestnut cor Boiler Peels Twenty-Five Dollars Huge Roll and Departs as Youngsters Cheer. | | | 4 New York, July 19 (A—The nam of George Herman Ruth was called course of vo as} John's Church 8 e were St nns of re- pub i the The dshed hurch St terday, be nan of Hartford st this city. St. Requiem ireh were 15 follows yelock, m 1 We mont b marria tim at the first John t tween John and Mary for of ¢ ago. ds “dissolve” ll rman was fense two years As traffic rec | one orge C Ryan Mary's Church masses st. announced yesterday | Tuesday morning at 7 |4 ind for Edward morning at 7 | Word ~spread th | trouble | KIDNAPPED BY BANDITS Amuse- He grinned & bills from a huge away through a che youngsters who Mary's ha nes 7 at yelock, s mind ) Connor St. Peter's Church | to Anne will be | at Peter's church starting | Saturday and ending Monday | .rvices will be held each vening ) o'clock with a ser- mon in French on Saturday, one in Berman on Sunday and one in Eng- Bsh on Monday. Masses next Sun- | lay the usual hours of | K 0 while the masse announced nex A seld aext svening. triduum Kansas City Yeggmen Force ment Park Proprietor to Open | safe and Give Them Cash July 19 kidnapped of K indits early ‘1‘ ment park h vanit nsas City today Sam njamin, manager an amuse he men of the parish will make Meir monthly communion next St lay morning at 8 o'clock t thurch. Sund the mo will be taken up MERCHANT COMPLAINS OF LAGK OF POLICE SERVICE eral the park and escap thousand dollars, repre- | senting week-end receipts Mrs. Benjamin and Lols, were taken along dits The Benjamin | bushed near he district o the ghter, ban- being Sun of the I collection by at all the masses. tamily in the ito a Two W4 was residen- and 16 ed k. P and g amounted bound log and to Benjan The Answering Leland Believes Sleuth re were | robbery the Alarm, Should Have Remained To Catch Possible Burglar. w. W eomy Bamforth last aid not tection 2 Auring the 0'Ma min er v of the poli Lie Captain nant re pro- have sufficient polics - Wi Fined $100 for Assault ()n \Hhm l» \ancc VANILI.A- ‘that’s wlry, she uses. it ned at the | Kieffer of 91 2 | Light and then & motor- | (Pr—Tive | forced him to open | am- | between | | | (Continued from First Page) | police | {burglary, of t men we d Be were smas ents remove Awnings were store, 47 M 43 215 Main; 9 Main W. 3 hus store, Mlain stree Army-Navy store n street Self Servic Hub Clothing, 389 M. on Chur police statio t stre te Main ¥ re detailed to prevent The show cases in front rch -Leland’s on Main | hed and the d to the damaged ir con- | he et, n Garber Broth- ce Shoe 407 M n; Gran C 0., Hospital Plunged Tnto Darkness ning struck Griswold street putting the order. For se no electric the nurses service and ough loop of throwing the al hospital into darkness and | switchboard veral hours there in the the on t elect fuses th New! out w docto a house wards patients and re repor eaters and pu algo felt the power. House cally controlled | ment out for lamps were resorted fon. colls T were W and ot | busy night tow-cars were hours after the | accidents from | ported to the police. | " The the a for at in electrical the entire n which power and that was for a space of | Workmen were | ng ! were | but a few minutes, on duty until earl repairing breaks, | caused mainly by across lines. In there were no or more, but operating at | before the repair this morning. nconven lights mu: he rie Britain of s hospital ors nd no ural nerv- Ing places s of Ia 1 elec fcal 1instr time and nee to in providi distributors r minor troubles rain skiddi city y lights the maximum men a it a made ges premium subsided ng w gara durf e service was W this morni ch rees falll veral for system ho! w an turned 100 Telephones Useless Four hundred subseribers we distric ck tri- ng | s z of t pit wi nd | a nd for No was but one general inter- efficiency |~ in re without telephone service when 100 circuits of the Southern New Telephone Co. went The breaks were land order. En out scatter g- of ed and lasted varying lengths of time. With operating few this exceptions morning. all In we re almost every instance the damages did not come tem but, necticut 1 branches played service. s was from breaks within true ght & Power Co., havoc the the sy of with Near Death Off Savin Rock n while from Lighthouse Rock sta ey were torm Ay across, t hal pitch anc | the wind, control tl course. about 7 rents. cause of bhoat It passenger: Jos ing tt mall boat g Point to Sa on an outing an vu] to return to Savin Rock just broke 1e boat began to toss and rafn fell in tor- the he captain was unable and keep it on its | is said that When abo violence there we aboard an many of them became panic stric! en cried brok quently the the rail | on the | inches. The captain tried to calm were obviously ability to brir at Savin Roc attempted to app and tried to che seized with fright. The gale b | con and wh [ pared Women sere with fright. bl the J the e A th the life boat | Many of the male § drenched, deck be ed with trip across time and the t4ca up at the pier, ETHEL: Goat-Getters med At over the gunwale rolled over so that water coming up deck 6 a depth of several | doubtful craft to its pier A number on b ar r those who were the boat and hist and childre times w4 and istan b the wo a sengers of hearte light off situation immedia engers we being forced to remain ause the cabin was crowd omen and children occupled twice the usua ssengers lost no tim Con- | falling the 0- ut | of to re | nd n es fr Among those | Joseph's church. | to stint the s and appea the ordea Thousands Theusands lents were r Jlon | | ; | rts a idly rving |the wnugw and fall of the 3 warning, r cov At Hamm | the largest crow | congregate eve r was n Ther \adison jark th to get Two men in front of ¢ struck by a la blown off by men was yairin 107 fn the front win Heavy Rai Th all he rainf half duration collaps n company | The tracks pa near the poin | stretch of brick autt fea migh too stan horiti b | whick now ppor T build ried today sought permissi S ailroad’s 1 optimistic At Shore caug the nding e anass the knocke reporte inches. upon being ve up the idea aboard was F pastor of Father Keane tr! tant of other passengers throughout Resorts New Britain resi- t in the storm of g clouds shut 1 the heaviest rain- | oke almost without ryone to what- hand. ach, ar where d of the 2 hundred own- were una were hurry ind Cli ot on hour a ot cars res nder a th - tres nch which was One of the sidewallk. br wind d to the a shoe Adam brolke by and ndow. nfall Report it Shuttle to one Considering of the storm, ually heavy. d the the rains into the as discontinued Mry- to- avold the danger of causing | Malleable alls south wall a B0-foot 1. Rallroad vibration e in the foundry rallel the t where collapsed red the much for ds without e wa z inspectors had been by railroad men who jon to run cars ormed on they would bhe responsibility | ARRESTED FOR SPF | Motoreyele P Strolls arrested | 144 Oak street t charge of spe avenue. He will | tomorrow morni The common on salarfes wil m ening 1o act o | tion of th compen { ut ir ard 4 ts 13 ed most perilous the crew pre- for te re The he bandits after|in leaving the craft the moment ii ) | Mac Kansas City but Nashivlle herson, | MacPherson rect from {conservatory | Metropolita malke his debut la basso. (Tes and who War at n Op SALARY COM boar Alvese h forenoo ding on Hartford be in police court ng. MITTE ME council committes eet at 8 o'clock this n the recommenda- 1 of adjustment to y Thomas Lin- to the board | which s its Marion Talley; nn.) has its Joseph it's proud of him. | is 24, has gone di- | -Belmont colleg: Nasl to the r 1 will in He i ville Co. the fall, | is counsel for the defendant. center | { heard this |PRISONER GIVES TIP AND ' POLICE RAID WOMAN'S HOME She Has Man Arrested For Drunks | enness Ana He Tells Where at | “onnecticut shore. He Got Liquor. to the He d.) July 19—The home Bravis on Anderson ave- Bristol, Mrs. Lucy nue, Forest 11 o'clock t rning by Officers neki and Thompson who s gallon Br a su ind nee led ] and jail sente lays imposed. appe released at her home in an intoxica Dardis, court this morning, was condition fore the that he had purch Mrs. Bravis which resulted in raid and her subsequent arrest. stated the re- Brings Suit for Rent And Damage to Garage | gn at at 118 that damage ze door on th per month, in a Russwin Road, and was done to a premises, Effisio 10 has brought suit for $500 Dr. W. Pullen. Attorney Ga v issued the writ, returnable in city court. ON POLICE gara Ansel zainst ril P, h is BLOTTER Kripaitis of 177 Hart repor to the pol left home Friday and ford that took ue his wife $40. | Frank 80 Newington av- itomobile Stagis of uck a d | the owner of t Hugo Ronstran t reported tolen Tony Griswold cushion whict 17 ar from antomobi ked on Lak aragone o some ich his Kensington re- shirts and other bought Satur- from his car e stre y night were stol stre n ror horse 7 Hunter 1k Wolfe of 41 Hun- [ter road rrpnr('(l that the animal was in poor condition, Agent James F. White and Dr. Rad- cliffe were notified, Two W Fafnir B boys playing ! notifled Mrs. Hoffman of 283 Linwood Istreet reported the theft of a dia- | mond ring valued at $400 from the | dresser in her home, | Complaint w le to the police | night th b oceupying in Jest con- ball, the s 1 last malkes rooms T Miss Long str this mornir b Robinson of &5 d to Officer Dolan that her dress caught and was torn, et the market on Commercial Katherine reporte on a baske farmers’ street. “omplaint s morning that 1tomobiles o Works emplo Myrtle and C Joseph Mol | was made to the S boys t with | ned by Stanley s who park them m' eveland streets, ky of 706 Stanley street reported to the police that s automobile struck a dog on Hart street, n ance street, this morn- ing and the animal was gone when he returned Officer Otls Hopkins reported a in the water main in front of nthrop street last night and partment was notified. police "OR COMMISSION question of payment of com- ie sale of real estate, has caused lawsuits against Mrs. Mary J. Mullin, s behind an- other action against her today. An- toni Ulinski is the plaintiff and is represented by Attorney B. J. Mon- kiewicz, Judge B. I. Gaffney rep- resents the defendant. The action is for 3350 and is returnable in court. The action of Antoni Ul nst John Andrerkiewicz afternoon in city court Judge B. W. Alling. Attorney B. Monkiewicz represents the plain- and Attorney Lawrence J. Golon The mission on ski a hy J ft ©1928 8v NEA SEAVICE INC of[ ded at about j jug partly filled with | 1 special court ses- | when brought be- | sed the liquor of | on payment of rent for | Humane | costed first in Ec dows were broken in the | fic aring company factory by | police were | at Pasadena |tHe total amount of the deposits off {sr:wral millions. He attributes the | talling off to the possibility of with mm als by people who needed thd |money to meet the expenses of: thel vacations. On the previous cal day last March the deposits amount led to $527,694,444.59. This was an |increase of $11,417,539.09 over tr amount reported for the call day i ;Ivr‘ mber 1925, | JUDD 10 PUSH WORK ON l SPANISH WAR MEMORIAL| | Tiniest Bible Wants Monument At Willow Brook ‘ Park Ready For Dedication | In Fall Alderman W. the United morial, will be made monument H. Judd, special committee chairman on the War Veterans’ me- effort started at the ; ntrance to Willow Brook park not { later than the middle of August, in |—the only forces at his disposal 7 Z be dedicated in [to conduct an investigation of thg {murder of Don R. Mellett, published the Canton Daily News. | The governor made known such plan leaving today to attend | the exposition a | Phil Donahey’s idea is g0 serid mem | bers of the intelligence section o |the guard and prohibition workerg to Canton. He did not indicate whe the men will be sent. They wil |conduct a strictly trivate investiga tion. Illinois Governor to Try to Solve Mystery Columbus, Ohio, July 19 @ f(‘.n\ornnr Vic Donahey will use thq {Ohio National Guard and the statd | prohibition enforcement department of | rid toc that ev tc v 5 have work on th and bridge | | Alderman Juc . |of that the pre n speed before squicentennial 1elp! ils v ward Letu n t and he has be architect for the work as wi § Ay uch greater with the purpose of hurry much as possi 1g the everal Millions Less In Savings Deposits ord, July 19 (A—Bank com- nissioner John B. Byrne said today t h had not yet re H 2 s nk statements for t | 4 last quarter, he hac nt number of them jon as to the amount savings banks on | ements indicate | in SUFFERS BROKEN FOOT | Torrington, Conn, July 19 | Tames McNulley, Waterbury, an irof employed on a constructiol job at the An.erican Brass plang here, su d a fractured foot thig afternoon when the boom of a der: rick broke and the end of a girde: dropped on him. | | worker. Paula Tremayne is using a 1 nifying glass to read what is prob- |l0 form an opir bly the tiniest New Testament in |0f deposits in the world. It is owned by H. that Thi Keeley of Oakland, C: = nd is a [that will r of an day. there inch long and Published in G testament wide comple with DYNAMITERS FEARED an Dr. Scholl’s FOOT EXPERT Wil Be At OUR STORE WEDNESDAY MORNING July 21, and THURSDAY, July 22 Los Angeles Police Guard Mrs. McPherson's Temple on Strength of Report. I heriff's of- an unidenti- an twice ap- arn in what room rson, temple pas- they intended to at dawn. A out the tem- | ned | e mple, o late ed man proached him to Mrs, Aimee McP| vnamite the p guard was thrown but nothing ha Tardero said_that le, D! | was ac- ' o park, near An- gelus temple here the pair arched him for a key to the edi- en he was on his way two stopped him again 1d Whittier boulevards, some di om the hom place of worship of the evangelist who of a 60-day disa ppearance mystery, and im $50 if he would tell wh MeF n slept entranc Later, W home, the nee woman the center and re- offered re Mrs. they Angelus Those afflicted with Tired and Weak Feet and Invited to Call — Free Demonstration. | | | | ?fla/? QOver Shoe Store 211 Main Street S0 how gain CORNS Quickrelieffrom painful corns, tender toes and | pressure of tight shoes. § | Dz Scholl’s | Zino-pads At dy and!shoe Sores ‘everswhere SALE OF USED CARS BEGINNING JULY 20 D LASTING THREE DAYS ONLY ABOUT OUR Come prepared to buy a good used car at YOUR OWN PRICE Every car is in good running order and priced so low that you can not afford to forego such OPPORTUNITY Prices ranging from $35.00 and upwards. an unheard of value. Every car 5.00 down will hold the car you choose and ONE DOL- LAR A DAY ONLY will pay for it. The Hardware City Motor Co. 50 Chestnut Street. Phone 2215. Open Evenings Until 9 0’Clock