New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1926, KILLS SHERIFFS AS Allentown, Pa., Farmer Himgall| 7y denartment is ot autsvecause ' Flomentary Grades Sept, 15 and stoeswen. Killed as House Is Fired ! Allentown, Pa., Sept. 9 (P)—Hu- man life, including his own, held ar 8§ o'clock in Judd's hall. very little value in the estimation of Granville Holben, a Lehigh county farmer, who slew a sheriff and his deputy rather than pay a fine of §2 and was himself shot to death while flecing from his burning home where he had barricaded himself to pre- vent capture. The officers, Sheriff Mark Sepsen bach and Deputy Sheriff Harry Sieg fried, had gone to the Holben farm to serve a bench warrant calling for the farmed’s appearance in court for sentence on a charge of failing | to send his minor children to school. They arrived late yesterday. ! Holben was not at home, but his { wife, when she learned the sheriif's | errand, informed the officers that | her husband would not give himself | up and that “God would protect | him.” While the sheriff and h leput# were parleying with the voman, Holben came aross the field | vith a shot gun over his shoulder. | He ordered the officers off the premises and opened fire when they | refused to comply. The shots went | | i wild and Holben fled into his house and barricaded himself. The sherift sought to have Hol-| ben's wife and daughter prevail | upon him to surrender. The girl was | induced to go inside and her father finally gave her the gun. When Sensenbach and Siegfried started to enter the farmer wrested the weapon | rrom his daughter and let both b; rels go almost simultaneously. Sicg- | fried was instantly killed and Sen- | senbach dled on the way to the hos- | pital. 4 Reinforcements were phoned for and several from the city and state trolmen hurried to the miles away. Efforts to disloc hen were fruitless and two other of- ficers were slightly wounded during the siege, which continued several hours. The “smoking out” process was then resorted to first a hen house | near the dwelling was set on fire but this did not seem to worry the be- sieged man. Flnally the flames communicated to the farm house and Holben was heard to call to his pet dog, ‘“Here T come here, | Ted.” A few minutes later he made | a dash from a rear door but a few shots brought him to earth mortally wounded Holben, his neighbors sald, had | heen acting strangely months and sty of God,” he was said to have had the hallucination that the world was then tele- | policemen | motor pa- farm, 16 Hol- | | soon to end and made no effort to | till his acres last spring because of his belfef. The offense whith he was con- victed last January and which he appealed “for a principal” carried | with it a maximum sentence of $2 and costs or five davs in jail City Items Bazaar and falr, St. Andrew's parish hall, Church street, Thurs., Fri, Sat. nights—advt. H. J. Zahnleiter, Violinlst, has re- sumed teaching. Booth Blk.—advt. Alma K. Drobegg has sold through the Camp Real Estate Co., her property on Maple Hill avenue, Newington, to Ludovico and Anna Dellova. The common council salary com- mittee will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at Room 201, City hall, to act on the recommendations of the build- ing commission for salary increases for the building inspector and office clerk. Bazaar and fair, St. Andrew's parish hall, Church street, Thurs., Fri, Sat. nights.—advt Thomas R. Frawley of 13 Fast Main street notified the police last night that a dog owned by Mr. Slade of 643 West Main street, ran in front of his truck and was killed. Fred Georges of 436 Main street reported the theft of his bicycle in the rear of his store, to the police ast night. Andrew Skompaki of 54 Union| street complained to the police last night that his wife lost $7 on the way to the store and a boy who found it refused to return it John Paquin of Seymour street | and Raymond Thiede of Connecti- cut avenue, who were badly scalded at Landers, Frary and Clark’s fac- tory several weeks ago, have New Britain General hospital. Frank Rund of Berlin, the most severely scalded of ,the trio, is steadily im- proving and will leave the hospital chortly, it is expected Bazear and fair, St. Andrew's parish hall, Church street, Thurs., Fri, Sat. nights.—advt Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAvay of latayette street, have purchased a saven room residence at §7 Garden street of Benjamin J. Knapp. The deal was handled through the realty offices of George J. Riley. Albert Ditmand, Jr., left the employ of Landers, Frary and Clark to take up a college course. A daughter was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Whitaker of New Haven. Mrs. Whitaker was formerly Miss Helen Johnson, who was connected with the New Britain Welfare association. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Johnson of Commonwealth avenue, Members of the Luther leagua of the First Lutheran church will hold a dog roast at Olaf Larson's farm in Stanley Quarter, this evening. The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Auxiliary No. 1, will hold a corn roast at the home of Mrs. Tred Yarroll of Jefferson strect Saturday afternoon. Members of FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A real buy in a cottage in B Hardwood floor and rage in basement. Will g6 Iot a5 part cash pa sxchange for larger house the L. D, of U. No. 11, G. A. R., & tend | seetye, Rev. Theodore Greene, Mrs. | Edward Cla Miss Anna B, | Mrs. Earl Kisselbrack, Mrs. Fred C. Jr., Miss Virginia Hurlburt, Penfleld camp, No. 16 " of C. W., and Stanley Post invited to at CHURGH SCHOOLS Monier Hart has Bowers, Mrs. Sheldon Munger, —advt. g - Louise Sackett, Mrs. Frank P John Stanton of the room, 217 Booth Block Aeutonmnt Suionan Mrs. R. H. Hubbard, Mrs. . Miss Estelle Dickinson, Miss Gladys Sb Miss Fr: 3] Littell, Miss Lau Weible, Verne Braddon, Frederic I, Fay, Bryce L. Long. Margaret aver has resumed Studio, room . Telephone.—advt, A regular meeting of Pride Circle Lady Foresters, will be held tonight he ope church sch (lder Classes Sept. 16 CLASS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 2 Chicago Socicty Wants to Stimulate his Writing. Chicago, Sept. 9 (P—TImpetus to the waving of rythmic dreams was given today by the poetry lovers of Ameriea in announcing the forma tion of a class for young poets and yoetential poets ¢ society announced that the > is heing formed in MARION TO AID OTHERS _ Cards have n beer ! ¢ its central aim of encouraging a | t 1 r appreciation of poetry and of | aiding living poets, in the bellef that poetry is not something far removed | from the ordiffary person’s life, but| “is a farily universal form of ex- | | 1ing dates fo ools of the city haye bee and 16 es on Wed St. Mary's Ladies’ T. A. & B. so- v will hold a meeting tonight in the school hall hour will follow the me Meetings of Rev. W branch, A. O. H., and of il will be 1d 0 o'clock in Judd's hall sot this year on Sept. 15 e clementary gra y afternoon, the 15th: the junior | high school grades on Thursday aft- ernoon, the 16th. Al of the churches are malking special prep wrations. to children in rch schools. | enroll the therance Miss Tally to Give Part of Her Larnings to Young Artists. LERNE Tansgs Clly, Mo, Sopt, 9 Up—|chuzeh schools, No child ¢ Marion Talley, young Kansas City | |c0sed by the public s the church school unless his parent soprano, who has attracted atten- | hn ChUTCh SChool unles o tion since her grand opera debut in 0@ U2 e 4 New York last year, will devote a | Cord% ' SALI & 1l lthe ne e ¥ e cases, which holds its first part of her earnings to a fund fto |y o€ Tk cation, that you |S°ssion Monday night, and has an- | vid in tr g boys and girls who i =7 | nounced that only work fairly recent | show promise as musicians, 2 Iy completed or in process of cqem- Miss Talley, who pletion will be used for the basis of iscussions. prassion.” rles Farwell Edson will lead sign one he plan United Weel pr ally the The third Trinity Methodist church fourth 1 fifth grades at the Soutl : Harold B. Post today sixth d seventh ad a he 'the tire and gasoline station at 15 irst church; the girls | Franklin square which has been op- | the Y. W. ( J ted by Judd & Dunl and will | boys at the Y. M. C. A, All the chil- | take over the business tomorrow. | [ Post has been with the Aetna e to six will be housed in Insurance Co. for several years, | the Stanley Mem 1 church but has gned his position with | Teacher that corgoration. Fred Judd will de- | vote his time in the future to the radio fleld ion of the training as a singer in Lanll ol church ¢ there e POST BUYS OUT JUDD & DUNLOP purchased many youngsters, it properly trained might become great musicians, On being informed th ousands would be unable to get scats to a concert here the latter part of this | month, she announced a second pro- gram, all receipts to go to the edu cational fund. 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