New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1926. e—ee —_— KING | COCO SOAP } | man | Olivia M | to New Lathers Freely in All Hard Water cakes The DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. _________——J New Britain Sign Co. “DOING BETTER WHAT MANY DO WELL” 34 CHURCH STREET Telephone 894 G.EAR YOUR SKIN of disfiguring blurchzs and irritations. Reslnol e THE ———— i HoME WET WASH I . LAUNDRY WILL BRING PEACE 0 YOUR HOME ! AND CLEAN PEA WET WASH— A SWEET FUL PLAN, lied | wrong doing while in New York, the |ing | the | court he | improper condugt and | James Sullivan and T. J. ‘10\ s hout Grabec for operating an automobile a license. Officer William arrested him n he was licer | GIRLS ARF WARNED | AFTER ESEAPADE‘ [New York Trip Has Court! Sequel—Other Police News Nick Scapellati] named by Of in police court this wh took Mabel rgonel 7 York sever ago. who were arrested on turn yesterday morning, by rs Feeney and T. C. Dolan on the of being in danger of falling oits of vice, pleaded t ch of street Presecuting Attorney Woods aving changed the charge. Judge | Hungerford committed them to the | House of the Good Shepherd, pending committment and plac them on probation. If they do not observe probation they will be sent to the home, he said. According to Officer Feeney, Gallio girl and Scapellati drove to | the Margonelli girl's home on Clin- ton street several days ago and in- vited the latter on an automobile trip to New York. Scapelleti stayed [on the head with a chalr ar ) in a hotel and the girls stayed in (the city. the home of a friend. The trio went | Judge sight seeing during their stay, oc- |Prest cording to the girls’ statement to the officer. Mi breast sh re, after car dr cet about e girl was not inju or Breach of Peace stash was fined o given a suspended 10 days on the charges of breach of the peace and assaulting Joseph Charaphowski Smalley street, The atter testified that he was sit- |ting on the front steps of 45 Con- neston street with Miss Stella T at address last ning trying buy her dog for §5. Prestash » ‘along and seized him by 1 banged his head against of the house, after wr him on the head witl can of malt. Charaphowski's head was cut by the blow | Pres in his own defense, > has annoyed him sev- lof of 57 local builder, as 7 e Gallio ¢ ays rls, et {he s ruck harge not walk: ring him worth cor than th amount L was walking along t phowski taunted 35 offer dnd h d his own bus alled him {gered him, he Prosecuting Attorney Woo |Judge Hungerford that Pres an ugly temper and about a Iy ruck Officer 1 times by dog, which is sus the Hungerford agreed that 's record indicates he is to use his fists when angered and he warned him to gurb his tem- made a n |per or he would go te jail but Miss Gallio | Caesar Cabrab was fined $50 for consistently, Officer Feeney [evading responsibility after his auto- said. Finally after hearing Miss ‘mobile ran over a dog ned Margonelli's tale, Miss Gallio said, |Joseph Bucheri of 96 Winter s “All right, as long as you squealed, 'Scrgeant P J. O'Mara made the ar- I might as well admit it" the |rest on complaint. John E. Mes- officer said. Both girls denied kill of Winter strect testificd to see- the dogstruck and the did not stop. Margonelll clea of the ir, ow officer said. Miss Gallio had four one dollar bills in her shoe and told | Cabrab sald he kne officer she demganded five dol- {struck the dog but the {1ars from Scapellati before leaving |not stop was that the dog ran away the city. She spent one dollar 2nd {and he did not think the ¢ pal was | kept the balance. injured. He did not see anyone n Harry H. MiIkowitz by and he had no way of determin- counsel for Mlss Margonelli claimed |ing who owned the dog. Buche harge on the bround that no [however, testified that h re ce had been offered to sub- |pajring a tire in front of his hc antiate the charge.: He made 10 [n¢ the time. mpmnuuon in court relative to the | IMPORTANT ITEM INCHURCH FIGHT the posibility of being stranded on Page) v his car had reason he did the Great White Way, demanded are. According to the police, | Scavellati is the father of several children. To Be Married Frank Montiaro, aged 24, Margaret Gomez, a divorcee, aged | 24, pleaded guilty to the charge of | tnefr cases | week to allow and | (Continued from Finst continued one them time to marry. They were arrested o'clock this morning by were tailed The by the guard tives and will, A curious situation has arisen in to register. property has not heen seized government. It under of government representa- although the doors are open worshippers at about 1| Officers | Feeney in | streer. Officer Mrs. Gomeg room at 72 Grove Feeney testified that conducts a boarding house and Montiaro is a boarder. The two po- licemen entered the house through | are entering Home Wet Wash | b Oriental Rugs | Al Sizes aleo REPAIRING, WASHING & CLEANING 8. V. SEVADJIAN, 162 Glen Street. Tel. 1190-2—11%0-3. al UP TO $300 A Overnight service. Repaid in casy instalments. 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Y n to th ssified Automo 1 will find real values offered there by just suck lealers And tically your ¢ you can buy wn pric now at prac and terms. tan announcement of Patriarch a window and arrested the couple | who were occupying a room Bares Mlishd o) theiey Selled Bell e nes matic or Mexican Catholic church Tado which does not recogn the au- | : thority o o pope. The S tie wincie s thority of the pope. Th 12 the Patriarch it had told the officers he 1n- tended to marry Mrs. Gomez, Mon- Hungerford called Montiaro and and asked him B or announcement says | intends ordainir driver | to the Greek for permissipn to priests, all of whom wer hlly ordained by the Roman Catholic church. The Schis- tic church feels that it is not d to do its own grdaining. although not professing iliation with any foreign church tion, it has decid this m apepar incon- to request the Greek church uthority, Alderman Killed Alderman Salustio Deloyo was killed yesterday by a mob after he 1 fired a revolver into a crowd of Catholics watching the govern- ment agents close the annex of the ¢hurch in Chilpa, State of Guerrero, ag to special dispatches re- to apply hodox ehurch ordain 17 more m aut Therefo: ni though sistent there “was no apparent explanation for senor De- loyo's action. The crowd was peace- when, without warning, Deloyo is pistol and began shootix was killed, but the act infuriated t kiled. The d what method The dispatches say of alderman c that he patche do not say Deloyo met death. Accepts Calles Terms ther Dimas An no, a Cath- priest of Alvardo, state of Ve has writt a letter to p Calles pting the gover religious regulations Calles has ordered the Alv: do to return to his church, which en taken over by the muni- authorities. This announce- been made at the es here. s0 was olic Cruz, dent me! and ent of cipal ment dential of “Bei has presi- inte letter of fath- ‘I notify you that I am comy ith them, be- lieving that by so doing 1 am carry- ing out natior on be- half the of Mex- 1 th work Gulf 1 hope th 1 demonstr cept ciples of the natior t you accept attitude ion of obedience, fundamental pr constitution and of our cult. I understand the creators of the conflict pec without patriotism and badly entioned, who have d ceived not only the supreme Roman , but are attempting to dc > the civilized world by making Mexican situation appear in ai untrue light. I cxpress my adhesion and re spect to you and hope that in obey g the law I shall remain in charge my chur President lows &% people w ance © e alistic re of alles geplied as fol- the irch to ulate you for nce of the spirit.” Dead In Cell Aug. 4 ) — T press in Nogales, Sonora, the recently bishop of Hu futla on ordered your have over congrs obe patriotic mayor vou. I vour aw and must titude your at- » Ariz., Mexica Mexico, rested has says- t Catholic n found ar- \inm cm correspondent of | rald Mora it t Archbis lmp seriously ill and have been excluded all from dence, tiaro replied aff'rmatively and the Ige asked him if he still intends | do On receiving an affirma- | tive reply, the judge continued the case, orderirg the couple to report | in a indicating that judgment | vill be suspended if they bring proof | of their mar | Lawrence Durbas, Hunfer Road, wa costs for operating an automobile without a license. Offlcer T. J. | Feeney arrested him about 7 o’¢lo k‘ cvening on Hunter Road. 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