New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1926, Page 13

—_— . FAVOR COVERT FOR [, STATEG. 0.P. BOARD : No Opposition to Hls Election o Céntral Gommittes Alderman William H. Judd, chair- man of the republican town com- mittee, anticlpates the ex-Senator Richard F. Covert as re- publican state central’ committee- man and without opposition he de- clared today. Ernest W. Christ who is now act Ing in that position and who has di- rected G. O. P. activities since the death of Judge George W. Klett is election of of St. Roceo Is Observed by Italians | The soclety of Rocco ob~ served the feast of its patron saint, St. Rocco, vesterday with religious ervices and a celebration. A sol- cmn high mass was sung at St. Jo- seph’s church yesterday ieanls | t 10:30 o'clock. Rev. John |Keane was the celebrant and 1h |mass was sponsored by members of | the congregation. | In the afternoon, a short street | parade was held which was followed | by solemn vespers sung by Father | Keane at 4:30 o'clock. During this | service, Father Keane dclivered a | | panegyric on the saint to the mem- bers assembled who hail from the environs of his native town. He |spoke at length on the work of the aint, his holy life and the bless- | ngs that have accrued to the Ital- ian people becausc of his example and good works. A band concert was held last eve- t Feast { der Don R. E NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1926. PROSECUTOR SURE HE HAY EVIDENG - Expects to Convict Several m Ganton Murder Canton, O., Aug. Leuck, assistant United trict attorney, has returned to Can- ton expecting to issue two federal tes dis- warrants for arrests today in the in- vestigation into booticg liquor con spiracy linked with the plot to mu Mellett, Canton pub- lisher, who was inated July 16, | presumably by the underworld or its hireling: 23 (A—Howell | below expectation, and the ginning s which reflected late Buying orders poured in from rters, prices jumping quickly from to points above § |day’s final quotations, with mum gain of bale. CHICAGO WAR CONTINUES a very |crop all qu ur- a maxi- One Man Shot to Death in Auto and | Companion Badly Wounded By { Gangsters Today. Chicago, Aug. 23 (M—Gangsters' again today, killing one wounding | guns blazed and possibly fatally an- other delibers automobile of Michael Blan restaurant owner, and fired usillade thal killed him. His wife, Two men walked ately up Hospital to Open Course for OFFER INSTRUCTION : FOR ANAESTHETISTS American home ical treatment of his leg givin rr inviting hospital to a where he is undergoing him trouble s to be sufficiently r v out his mission to prominent some el private lately tored | rope sersons to the of sesquicentennial exposition in Phila- Graduates of Training School ool for ists will ed soon at New Britain General hospital if plans under consideration is to offer in administe 1du ol o nurses who g training Giant Ma 1 before returning home FONCK'S PLANE MAKES SUCCESSFUL TEST TRIP chine, Loaded With Pounds, Circles Over New York 00 Feet. 1t Field, N. Y 1 32 minut is morning French n the S 12,000 hich has | not a candidate for a place on the committee, Because of his position as town committee chairman Judd has had ample opportunity to sound the sentiment of his party and today he reported no opposition to the elec- tion of ex-Senator Covert state committeeman a position which in- stalls its incumbent as dictator of | local G. O. P. party politics. The when the state convention meets prior to its attendance at the bi- ennial gathering for the selection of a state ticket. Applications for places in the delegation, now in the | hands of Chairman Judd, are equal in number to that which Is to be elected. This assures choice of a state delegation without a contest. Those who have filed petitions are known to be favorabls to the elec- tion of Covert. The several delegations to be chosen at a formal primary Friday afternoon from 4 to & o'clock are: | Delegates to state convention: Ed-| ward F. Hall, Ernest W. Christ, James J. Sposato, Mrs. Ruth B. Wal- | thers, Fred O. Rackliffe and Mrs. | Selma Johnson; delegates to the| congressional convention; Willlam |y ¢ain viey, Plainville, to Officer Lange, Mrs. dohn G. —Buckle, |ppoimay Tierney, that he gave Mi- Stipek, Morrls D, Baxe, | o) Panesaviss of 88 Grove street Kloskowski and Henry |¢90 % 10y some liquor and the lat- delegates to the county|to. giq not bring back the liquor Michael A. Sexton, |y one Leroux, Bruno Wagner, | gy ot said he and Paul Sameikl William J. Rawlings, Mrs, Arthur 59 Hartford avenue went to Crusberg and Mrs. Willlam W. T.|panecaviss's home to have a party 8quire; delegates to the probate pyg the party did not materialige convention George P. Sp James [yacause of Michael's failure to maKe | fnsign and Mrs. Carl Frederickson | POrary Desmond, Thomas J. Cabelus and ;e purc 3 of the Salvation Army will to- d LeWitt. | morrow for an auto trip to McKees re personnel of the probate S RS AT e e delegation and expressions of party| EHIaae RS mi 8y it eyl o rt of its course, or from (|v1<‘ ?”.,l,‘ lu» A ici : leaders assures the endorsement of team for el o E g New York attends|d interrupting tig/|Hllibe pre on a0k Judge Bernard F. Gaffney for a merles with | " e vational army. conference | 1614 by b, was ¢ 1 to date r course and th 12th term in the probate court.| Meriden, will be given bolalock iy e e Mhan thew willl mator. 1o tember not b ecided. v pond to d water Judge Gaffney, who will “be the|this afternoon at Willow Brook il | LR PR RO MAET A{ROaRATeN L B o democratic nominee, has received re- | Park, when the cops lineup against (" SRS COF EO VIS 0000 T rms Nellie tried to warn t publican endorsement since he first|the Gascos. The Gascos won the | " i e r sister Rosie w red office. first gan which went only three |S'aY a week In NSOy : two pa innings, cops turned the ret by way fl} Jamesto county ¢ t house this morn- tables in second game, which Y. wra Falls, arriv ing as a result of a petition by Mrs went eight innings. Needless to New eptember 10, rons ti have the injunction which say, both teams are on edge for the | < been granted on July 27 di third clash. e J 3 iy I8¢ to be son unction was secured when ning from 6:30 o'clock until 9 at Willow Brook park, followed by an elaborate displa of fireworks. Thousands of people enjoyed music and the displa Leuck the and the | ne % oy St Astyice of the front scat with him, was un- 3 R AT Jlane whi i1l be warrants may occur at amy time BOE T o o Vataiog ol 3 ¥ e that within five minutes' time Wi St an get as many more warrants n th t can get as many more Sl by s he needs by appearing before Fti s ddie United States Commissioner Julius | h had at a Sicilian Whiting. H admitted, however bration and had just gotten into that events of the day may interfere i hen t1 .H\.xll]\ oc- with the plans and cause a delay in unmen escaped the ar Whether a Sicilian feud, Joseph R. cohol ‘; or reve inal lawyer, hehind the toa conspira : { that Bl was slain in re- f Killi at Moundville, \T'S 480 WAS express- o-Paris seat, was shot it wi from Ropsc and circled Allows Cesspool Overflow To Run Onto His Land Tnvestigating a complaint by Jos- eph Zavatuk of 146 Hunter Road, Officer Thomas J. Teency found that “rank Pace and arie Sepola, joint owners of property at 144 Hunter |Road, had dug a two foot trench from an overflowing cesspool to the line between their property and that of the complainant, and permitted the overflow to run onto Zavatuk's property, destroying his garden and causing a nuisance. Officer Feeney advised Zav, consult the board of health if he hes relief, and an attorney if he seeks damages, as the matter is not | one for the police to handle. as omobile v Roack s investigating the mu hooting, rmine. police and sl More than a_week ago had evidence which would several men of e first degree mur- 1 der of Don R. ellett. That evi- dence has been constantly strength- ened in the Hoach's evi pare county grand venes Wednesd Roach is to make today to b down the Louis Mazer, charged with Mell murder and held on a liquor Kansas, 11 by M ndo and his 1a, Kar brothers h wrel b t r who was rothers were n, Blando’s his other four brothers live 5 a v with ease equal to that of felt no vibra last few days."” r Moundvi bein ation of § ence s uk to vo of t red and gent to pri low said, but he and brothers escaped = WOMAN THREATENS T0 PLOW GOURSE Court Injunction Saves West- hrook Greens Hartford d for the consi fident CHILD DIES IN FIRE than 1y, further MISS JULIA FANNING hospital now is ing post | con- Fails to Get Liquor And Loses $20 as Well The police investigating a {complaint by \r"i|(-\ Huratt of uate courses in f pervising Meanwhile Deaf and Dumb Sister | bi through t enberger, city detective, ; first supported M alibi, but since, aceording to Roach, has be- come “wobbly.” Mazer and Streit- enberg declare they were together at the latter's home at the murder. 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