New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1926, Page 14

& e L e HRY Makowskl sald Mlynarczyk came | to his home at a late hour and he | told him"to leave. arczyk in an ugly mood struck he said. ® Miynarczyk admitted der the influence of liquor pleaded ignorance of the rence sald Makowski | friend and had no reason | strike him. Relative to Bloomquist's statement that narczyk threatened to | Mlynarczyk said he was ang he did not mean to threaten A West Haven woman who was in a with five men early this morning, admitted that he had been drinking wine yesterday denied she was drunk. Judge H rford sald he would commit the farm for women ther accommodations WEEPS FOR JUDGE AFTER HITTING WIFE But Piorkowski Gets Fine and Suspended Sentence My, and him, 1 he wz oceur- He is h he to | Officer Miy- him. mv[ the Weeping and blaming liquor for his attack on his wife with a base- ball bat, Willam Piirkowski, ed 33, of 40 Horace street, expressed remorse on the witness stand in po- lice court this morning when raigned on charges of assault preach of the pe Judge W Hungerford fined $5 and nd sentenced him lays ail, suspending exec ail sentence. He warned Piorkow will go to jail unless his practice Assaulting the latter having has refrained about him 1as given he Last evening, he attacked her, strik head with the ball bat injuries that nece tention. He left home | rived, but was Ernest Bloomgq thois morning Young Women Complai Marchilion Gallio, aged 45, of Daly avenue, who was arrested Officer Willlam McMurray about o’clock last evening at the corner of West Main and Lexington streets on complaint of six young women who were chased on Park ' Place, fined $10 and costs. Gallio sald his daughter left home last Monday and hp heard she was in a house mear Walnut Hill Park so he went there to bring her home He saw the six young women thought one was his daughter as she resembles her. He approached them and they ran. Officer McMurraygsaid the yQURE women wefe screaming with ight and Gallio, asked by the officer why he chased them, said he liked them. Gallio, on the stan, denied having given this reason Officer Milewskl, however, orated Officer McMurray. ar- and | s in 1im to 10 for her He sentenced ail, sentence on o he ski that suspending and execution o to B iiscont his o complaining hough he tings. rage, on t icting | ordering her y from New which she asreed to do. Sergeant Flynn and Supernumer- Officer Walter Wagner ar woman ooth and ts about 2:15 o'clock. PLAINVITE NFve (Continued from Page Seven) B. Lyman of Bristol, Oliver Nichols | |of New Britain, Miss Ella I. Holt of | | Forestville, Mrs. George H. Wood- ruff of Waterbury, Georgi Strat- ton of South Meriden, T Clark of West Haven, L. A. Gladding of Plainville, Mrs, Emma S. Arnold of Hartford, Mrs. M. W. Perkins of Bristol, Howard R. Brockett of Hart- ford, Mrs. E. C. Hill of New Haven, |Fred Kelsey of Higganum, | “Y” Loses Again i Plainville Y. M. C. A. Juniors lost their chance at first place in the | Hartford County league when | |they were dropped by the leading| Fast Glastonbury nine, 5-3, in that| town Saturday afternoon. The vic- |tory practically puts the local team |out of the race. After the game the | | boys went to Camp Woodstock and |spent the week-end there. | Federation Meeting The Woman’s Federation of the| Congregational church will hold an | Rald on Grove Street, all-day sewing meeting Thursday at | A place at 77 Grove street was|the home of Mrs. Charles R. Clark described by Detective Sergeant W. |on Farmington avenue instead of at! P. McCue as a former store which [the home of Mrs. S. S Gwillim as| for several years has been used ex-|formerly announced. Those desiring| clusively for the sale of liquor. |transportation are requested to call About 6 o'clock Saturday evening|Mrs. Clark. | the place was ralded and a bottle of Notes | alleged liquor and several empty| A regular meeting of the board of bottles were confiscated directors of the Plainville Chamber | Detective Sergeant G. C. Ellinger, [of Commerce will be held at 8| Sergeant P. J. O'Mara and Officer | o'clock Thursday evening in the T, J. Feency assisted in the raid. |club rooms Sergeant Ellinger said this place F. A. Hart and family have re-| is @ ‘motorious booze joint” and is|turned from a two weeks' auto trip frequented by men of drinking|to the White Mountains and Ver- bits. Tt | successfully | niont. Mrs. Hart had the pleasure raided several times, the of visiting many of her old school- testitied. | mates. Frank was sitting out- | Alphonse Bordeau was able to re- side the when the raiding , work in his barber shop to- squad arrived, and Sergeant Ellin-|day affer an attack of rheumatism. ger took a bottle partly filled with | Prayers were offered at the Church alleged liguor away from him. In- Our Lady of Mercy yesterday side, the police found an intoxi- the Catholic cliurch of cated man, and John Kerdzik, al- leged proprietor. Horozik and Kerdzik werc ¢d_on charges of violation liquor law and pleaded not A"%oung man boy testified that liquor is sold in the place for cents *a shot.” The young man was a bottle toter and the boy an outpost gnardian. Kerdzik denicd quor in the store seven weeks . He ducts a legitimate in the liquor business. Horozik said was on Grove street Saturday afternoon and a friend came along and offered to sell him a bottle of liquor for 50 cents as he needed the money. He | bought! the bottle for his own use, he said. Judge Hungerford fined Kerdzik $100 and costs on the count of hav- | ing liquor with intent to sell A similar fine was imposed on | the count of maintaining a place | ONY Memory of Old Homestead, where it reputed liquor is sold. Horozik was fined $100 hav- ing liquor with intent to and sentenced to jall for days for being a second offender against the wife, | main aw from in th ary in runken atree fore the police ar- sted Officer about 1 o'clock | ar st 155 by 9 was The corrob- has Horozik place turn t morning for Mexico. Mr. and Harold, have Mrs. Fred Fox and son, | returned after oturing | to Niagara Falls and the Finger | lLakes. In Philadelphia they stopped with Wallace Beckwith, formerly of | Plainville, and then went on to. At-| lantic City Dr. L. H. Frost has returned from two weeks' vacation in Canada. Thes outing of the Trumbull Elec- tric Mfg. Co. was held at Savin Rock today despite the inclement weather, Atsistant Postmaster James J. Gra- ham is taking a week's vacation. The carnival of thel Standard Steel Benefit association will open tonight on the lot at the lower end of Whit ing street. VISITS BIRTHPLACE; 1 FINDS CRUMBLING RUINS arrest- of the guilty. | and a having sold M- | He has owned it claimed he con- store and is not a <) With Vine Covercd Founda- for sell 30 tion Remains Now. | | | | : Nothing but a crumbling founda- tion, vines and weeds climbing about over the stones and crevices between, a garden neglected and filled with wild foliage, a broken down fence, long since forgotten. greeted Axel Overstrom, chief en- gineer of the New Britain General hospital when he returned to visit the home of his birth after an ab- | of ears, | Ove | iquor law. Had a PFist Barta, aged and Herbert 79 Pleasant Hin Fight 18, Johnson Otto street 19, of Walnut mornin dispute engaged Flynn and Barta and Sergeant cer G Ellis aged to ent park Sunday with had room McEvoy Fly sted P u en J ral thenc finally whic oy in a pool Officer sence Mr. cturned after trip to from here sev- for Guttenborg, traveled to Stockholm and to Elshorg. where he was and from which town he left ars ago. Instead of the cottage | 1 a boy, he found but the strom. has just Ne Brit Sweden. He months | Offi- T Johnson n iled ago Abeck 1o w a wi arr Johnson aslee the park ord fined each A chambers hreach of 1 tried in which peace his said lived as ruing of the house. Mr. .Overstrom Phillip- stadt, Sweden, while- on his trip and stopped at the tomb of John Erice- Monitor, by a the same to the in- was being unveiled in Amer- | Adam 178 Miynarczyk t dru Burritt sfrec $5 visited without ach was costs and B lai Broad &t for k ed tur cr son, inventor of the coincidence peculiar on dat monument n com Science Finds Way to Mak Children Plump and Healthy Quickly New Form of Natural Food Makes Them Strong and Sturdy ntor ¢ Now, how: “n Food in south fs the por thing. Without proper ment the by foundation for health In after years cai lence, A wayshas not be balit, | atrate all the vit Unless children get a plentitul supply of | 'Avers inte pleasant the vital food factors much as vitamines | '°'8 galled McCoy's Cod 1 nic plant salte e and |- Boad. Tablsts vhosphorous, they will strong | Thoy aut a4 sound teeth, n : bring When your -hilAren are thi S s Iatless, You an lay It to the McCoy's Tablets Jiey are not getting from the! AL i “iclent quantity of then & é e w wold by I ot nelp Natuie bull feficleny t natical o il thess p hem good nid Cod¥ i L parauee o ite nawi: fishy many voung. weakened dcannot stand it { Cod tab- removed ance d to of ake pale and tavorit: cuar up £ healtl sy ive « to Lxtact, taste and stomachs flesh ater 30 will be fnatantly Piotect you streng iture vears~ Give him th pilcelsss. gift qf sound. tegth throughout life by, beginning treatment with McCoy's Table{' today. 60 for 60 cente. th, Yortify the #EW BRITAIN DAMLY AERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 19%. £ ¥ LEXINGTON LODGE Tb CELEBR ATE Officers of Lexington Lodge, No. 72, 1. 0. 0. F., which will observe the thirtieth anni- versary in the fall. Walter Anderson, P. ( William Scharmann, secretary. Lexington lodge, No. 72, will observe the 30th of its institution on o) anniver- F r; L 0. 0. October | The lodge was founded by Dan- | iel M. Waddell of Phenix lodge, | who was deputy of District No His assoclates were: George Keller, J. J. Radil, F. Radil, H. C. Bailey, John Durn, David Sloan, D. J. Scott, Stephen Robb, Irank Wischek, Willlam McDougal, Georg: Kron, Henry Schwab, Fred Beb Charles Hipp, John Elliott, A. W Thomas, J. Jenson, W. Booth, M. J. Gutterman, Edward Wigglesworth all of Phenix lorge, and Georgr Aeschbach of T Thomas loc No. 9, of Cheshire. - Lexington lodge was instituted by the following grand officers of grand lodge of Connecticut: Grand Master Lucius H. Fuller, Grand Warden Z. R. Robbins, Grand Sec- retary Iyed Botsford, Grand Rep- sentative David R. Marshal H. H. Conductor Clarkson There were 22 charter Directly after the lodge ¥ tuted the following nominated and elected grand, George Aeschbach; grand, Fred Beh: recording tary, George Keller; financial retary, D. J. Scott; treasurer, Radil; right supporter noble John Durn; left supporter grand, A. W. Thomas: right porter vice grand, H. C. left supporter veie grand, Robb; conductor, F. W warden, Frank ,Wischek; rig scene supporter, George Kron; left scene supporter, F. C. Radil; chap- lain, D. M. Waddell; outside guard, Jenson; inside fuard, D. Sloan. The initiation of 45 canidates followed after which supper served and a social time 1 ma E the whole affs most pleasant and' the lodg ed to have started under ver: orablé auspices an with prospects for the future. The next meeting was Gerstaecker loge room, ti having granted permission use of the paraphernalia first, second amd third on 45 members. At the end months the lodge had a ship of 128, which has since increased to 388. The present officers owing: Past Grand urg; noble grand, Albe ce grand, L. Edward retary, William Scha ackson, Grand wler. members, s, insti- s ower Noble vice seere- offic 5 0 vand noble up- Bailey Stephen Elliott; was was en- L. H r was m- bright held in t lodge for the to work degrees of six been fol- Jdward Sand- on; K ann; Alling, Grand | member- | 14. the | r'm:m-i& to 1. Although the am Buechner, S.; Albert Anderson, William W. W. Bull warden, John Wearne; tor, William Rowe; chap sanburn; R. S. §.Lester C s Henry ¥ Frank Schroeder, P. G., Charles Fletcher Marvin Heisler; L. thur Tanered; inside guard Krans; outside guard, John k visiting committee, L Kraus, vice grand; John John Sunburn; refres] ent tertainment committee Hoffman, Philip Bloom, P. G. Edward Sandber and orphans len, P. G., cial secretary I surer, in, I G.; L committ and E committee, G A General nd Mrs, street son was born hospital s yes roe Dr. George W. ent an operation Dunn, for I ing Dr. is steadily Hartford performed ¥ evening, Dr 1 Hart of operation, Mrs. street mpson of s city bout is followi lays 0. A daughter w iin General hospital Mr. and Mrs. Walter 10.Gladden stree ward Bendza Lasalle street, struck head b baseball bat morning near home treated at New pital. Dr, David P. stitches to close nd the boy was able last evening. The local police authorities 18 born at New terday W ousc aged 10, of as on vesterd his d v the Hartford to notify Hilhurs! d was criti of morning of 33 ba this Mr vsky her 1 hat ally HERLIN Y (Continued from Page Seven) Hig winn with park win team inst Manchester P. G conduc: John G Ar-| W n and en- Evald Wedman of 301 Mon- who under- ippendicitis | w Britain General hospital last improv- n Hart lome Britain General hos- | Waskowitz took wound to 1cturn home were asked by the hospital venue il averages for | The officers are: John Wearne, warden; Charles Fletcher, L. S. N. G.; ; Edward W. Krans, I. G.; Edwin Sandberg, P. G.; John Zoeller, O. G.; | Frank Schroeder, P. G., R. S. N. G.; Willi | Stromfors, P. G.; Lester Curtis, R. S financial secretary; William G L _Ed\\'m'd Kraus, V. G.; team 'standing has not been com- 1 regards yesterday's league mes, it is believed that the local 1 is now in a tie for second Ir locals ean win {remainder of their games it is pos- |sible for them to repeat on the pen ant which they won last season. Miss Doroth Sugenhime and Miss |Minnie Kahms have returned from {a two week's vacation spent at T as ard |1 ond, Maine. Peterson has returned from visit at Kent’s Mountain, Dutton of West Cromwell ght out th 1k route for- merly owned by the Morse brothers the m businese yest ve owned the rs. but in- chicken gest in over Dufton taking over Morse t fc th duties thers 1 a number of pressure of their 1 with which is one of ate, they a b who is well known Dutton was forme warden in M 3 Miss Hattic Mildrum bas returned K's vae M. Darwood of he guest of is from a we M Y Mr. nkers, N, and Mrs. T . d | | the | of police nond ring home on arrested O'Mara ion de- | of theft of four dollar Potter of 4 and d oy partment on t bank containi it the f Chestnut st charge yout E e« t are investigating a re ohn Piskovski of 73 Grove it his sar-old son took from an old tool chest Mrs. Mary Machini of 750 Stanley treet reported the theft of $42 from | s/ her home cen 10 and 11 o'clock Iriday morning The poli TS HERE. month of July the po arrests, Chief Hart's report states. Thirty-six violators of vehicle laws were arrest- violation of city ordin | or drunkenness; cight for 15 for theft; | and breach of | motor for | | 61-B—RADIO |67—WATCHES DIAMONDS, JEWELRY AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings - in every day use on the Classified Page.” Note the easy-to-read alpha- betical arrangement. Phone Tour Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper 1P M. Saturdays at 10 A. M. 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Jacob Sahac and David Bagdasar- fan have sold through the Camp Real Estate company property at 23 Linwood street to Blazej and T 3 l ANNOUNCEMENTS { s BANK BOOK—No. L 8. P, 30, lssued in the name of G. D. Cargill reported lost | or destroyed, if found, return to the | Trust Co. C. | BEAUTIFUL FLQWE! all occaslons, plus quality and rervice. ower Garden Greenhouss, 1163 Stanley 17 ST Sandellr's Plpne CUT 'FLOWERS—potted plants, pleasing varfety. = Speclalizing on_funeral ork Jolnson's_Greenhouse, 517 Church St. WILL —THE PERSON—seon {aking & pocketbook from the counter- by the cash register in the Union Buttér stores Co., return t| and avoid further trouble. ‘ery reasonable prices, e, 218 Oak. St 6 A Camera. We buy your camera film" free. ‘Arcade FOR YOUR VACATIO haye them. all sizes, here and get first Btudio. WANTED L an infanf or child. ) OMOTIVE REPAIR sex, Hudson, Open Aug. 1st Lingpin_St. Auto and Truck Agencies K MOTOR CARS—S tol Bulck 133 kard Monroe: s and Service, Arch St. Phone Co., DILLAG CA €S & Service, Motor Co, 7 3 ble Concern, Phone CHEVROLE service Clurclt St West Main St. anciszka Szumowski. Delicious Sandwiches at Crowell’s, —advt, * Daughters of Isabella will meet tonight at §:00 o'clock in their club | SEWER IN KONSTIN PLACE Clerks office, City of New. Britain, Conn., Aug. 2, 1926, To whom it may concern: Notice i§ hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess- meng of the City of New Britain, has made the following assessment of special benefits or betterments, SAKLAND—High grad See the new Hawker, HUFMOBILE 6 AND 3 CYLINDERS City Bervice Station 240 Hartford Ave. A. M. Paonessa Pres, Also the Domijan Blotor Co. Cor. of Broad and fligh Ste. OAKLAND AND PONTIAC—Sales and service. Products of The Harwawre City Chestnut 5 MOTOR CAR " TRT Kenneth M.* Searle & Co.. Sales and Service; cor. Eim and Park Sts. Phone 2110, Local for Gabriel Snubbers. General Motor Motors, Co., 50 AND ned Six.” Main_St AND J Whitmore Pa Main_St. Phone Smith Motor Sales Phone 2900, 810. caused by the constructiqn of a sewer in Konstin Place, from Stan- ley street easterly: viz: START Tie portation. Hartford new line for low cost trans- Burritt Motor Co., Ing, 240 Ave. North Side 'Hn;wfiks August & Pauline Zick, DEBAKER Service. Arch St. MOTOR CARS—Sales and ro ~Motor Sales Co. Phone 260. | | \ | marpose Jointly August jointly thony & N aiskis R, Constin Mikulskas South Side rank Sladeck ... . Konstin Mikulskas Konstin Miklifskas John Mikulskas $ 58 00 & . 83.50 rgaret Miez- 105.88 91.20 63 56.40 Total $635.06 Accepted, adopted and published twice by order of the Common Council. Attest, WIT KNIGHT AND OVERLAND: cars, Sales and Service. St. “Tifh Sleeve-Valve Motor. Rudolph. _Phone 20512, Autos and Truck For Sale herry 4 Overland Chevrolet touring. 1 Ford 1925 1-ton truck, Knight touring. Time payments. Ru- age, 127 Cherry §t. Phone | alesroom, 6 Main Phone | tourings, 1924 4 Bulck touring, 12924 Willy ton, panel body. St eell at once. ¢ Wingh St ALFRED L. THOMPSON, City Cferk. City Advertisement REGISTRARS' NOTICE The Registrars of the oity of New Britain will be in session at their office, Room 408, City Hall build- ing, on Friday. Alg. 6, and on Fri- day, Aug. 13, 1 from 12 o'clock noon until, 9 o'clock p. m. for the of making an enrollment of the legal voters of the city of New Britain for the purpose of nominating del.gates to the various conventions to be held for the nom- ination of candidates to be voted on at_the state election to be held on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1926, and to, per- fect the present list of registration. THOMAS J. SMITH, WILLIAM ZIEGLER, Registrars of Voters. Dated at New Britain, Conn,, this 22 MAIN ST. B ect Condon Phone ARROW, for part Laurel 55-3, SEDAN—mechanically ulars, Inquire of J. §t., Bristol, Conn, BETTER USED CARS AT THE BETTER PRICE FORDS Tudor, new tires, $326 Touring, $225. Touring, $150. Roadster, $200. Roadster, 3125, Coupe, $125. % ton & post, $125, % ton 6 post, $100. 1 ton 6 pobt, $75. REAL VALUES AT YOUR OWN TERM! USED CAR DEPT., HUNGERFORD COURT. ELMER AUTO CoO., PHONE 1513 SKIPPY L | see - Seen v { WITH THESE Two EYES - C;JE ! - (ome 905e0m! | QHARUE! i WHATS THE BIG IDEA EX HEALTH C\SES; LY. DEEP BREATHING KILLS BACTERIA. 81st day of July, 1926, By ( SToP! Cockroack THIEF! PERCY CROSBY | 1