New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1926, Page 13

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1926. GAFFNEY IS NAMED ’ RAUSHAN-DALY. | CHICAGOD fiANfiSTERi LYNGH-MAWE BETROTHAL FOR IS 12THTERM i movme v WARFARE RENEWED ™. oo 2o | | ' St. Mary's Rectory. Month. Judge of Probate Renominated| o wesains ot sies starsaret »r. | Procession of Bight Autos Bom:| mue ensaserment ot tiss Asne c. - Daly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IM:ura, of this city and John W. Go [ D | : bards Two Hotels at Conyention of DEMOCTAS | sonn Daty o 561 ain street ana [ Lynch of Boston, Mass, has been | Walter F. Hausman, son of Mr. and | announced. The “‘!d';"ng h“'lll take 2 | . Fred G. Hausman of 217 Maple - | place in St. Mary's church of this Judge Bernard F. Gaftney was the| % m‘nk Dlace this afternoon at| Chicago, Sept. 21 F—The advent|city on the forenoen qf October 19, | unanimous eelection of democratie |5 ™ 108 PRCC TG RUIIOE tElor a new era in gamgster warfare| iss Mawe is the daughter of probate convention delegates whofyp o S0 B iE BE S0 S ot | Was marked today in Cicero, where|Mr, and Mrs. Frederick J. Maws of gathered at the Hotel Burritt last|, oo "4 oo Hausman, broth. |* Proadside of rapid fire from a|180 Lake street. She is head book- night to nominate for judge of pro-| " 1t 0o n cavalcade of elght motor cars out-|keeper for the New Britaln Trust bate, The bride was attired in a gown |10ared the suburb's previous vol-| (o, social chairman of the Girls' Complete Your Home with the Judge Gaffney' has completed 11107015 1a0e over green satin trim. |1°¥S from pistols and & lone ma-|club of the New Britain Trust Co., terms, or 22 and the endorse- | o 3" G B P ") picture hat to | Chine sun. past president of the Business and | mentwhich republican delegates |t "Hg N LU § T aal bouquer | At least two persons were wound-| Protessional Women's club and na- will give him at thelr —conventlon| ¢ toy roses, The maid of honor's|©d DY the fusillade which raked thetional treasurer of the Lady For- | will place him in office for a 12th | o (oCFoe ol ML e, | Anton hotel and the Hawthorne inn, |'esters of America. | term. When the judge took over his| o St Bl ure hat |@ Short distance from where Assis-| Afr, Lynch is a former resident es 1,200 estates were In the files. to match. Her bouquet was of shell ({20t State’s Attorney McSwigenand was one time connected with T e d two companions were slain in|the New Britain Trust Co, as a tell- The gift of the bride to her at. [APril by machine gun fire. | He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. tendant was a finger ring and the| Lolice sought two other reported| John T. Lynch of Somerville, Mass., casualties In an effort to determine and is assistant cashier of the Bos- ald euT Ly the motive of the bold eortie, which| ton National bank of Boston. A reecption followed the cere- | instantly clrm—rd_n\n street of | They will reside in Boston. mony and Mr. and Mrs. Hausman | trians and emptied nearby shops. “ = loft on a wedding trip to New York. | Two @Bodies Disappear | STEAMER AGROUND. ! Upon their return they will reside| A witness said the wounded or na, Cuba, Sept. 21 (P—The at 132 Columbia street. ad bodies of WO DErsons Were ... \warpler has left to assist the | Mr. Hausman has been employed | dragged into one of the automobiles| gtcumer Kiowa, aground on Acklin | in the office of the Standard Steel |Vhile a machine gunner knelt on|rgand, in the Bahamas, i & Bearing company in Plainville | the sidewalk and spread a covering and Mr. Hausman is employed in|fan of bullets. | The Kiowa, a Clyde line steamer | the office of the P. & F. Corbin Mfg. | One who fled with the opening| o 1,264 tons, w York Sept. | Co shots yesterday was Al “Scarface”| 11 or Santiago, Guantanamo and | Capone, one time vice lord of the|fanzanillo. | suburb who recently gave hims, | f |up and was released in connection | T L) | with the McSwiggin murder. He | . | was dining in the Haw orne inn, | his reputed headquarters, and found | hasty exit through a rear door. From information through un- & o = 1 derworld channels, detectives ad vanced the theory that Capone wa W. H. Allen Co. Has Lowest Bid | e ovsective o wuiiess “srea vy il rival bootleg gangsters by way of sevee o v, caeecy | —Deication Next Spring | s e e e, Lift Off-No Pain! traffic. Capone was seated in Hawthorng lobby. The known vicims of the gun fire were Mrs. E. C. Freeman, of May, |1a, and Louls Burko; Mrs. Free- man was wounded in the lsft arm when shots swept the automobile in hich she sat with her small son and husband, a horse owner 17 it the ncarby Hawthorne plant. ko, a hotel guest and follower of the races, was hit in the shoul |der as the hotel and shops in the ding were sprayed with bullets Registering Piano groom gave the best man white | A Piano Known the World Over for its Tone, Beauty and Durability & Furthermore it is the World’s Best for the Least . o . 450 Other Models $530-$615-8700 Terms to Suit Your Convenience § This number has Increased to more | than 7,000, | o p he committee In charge of the r‘”" "\”"“”h'"," “” qu‘r“r: Tc-| orection of the memorial, in honor| onough as o man 1°¢ T of the New Britain men who served Mangan placed the ne of Judge | °f - {aln men i Gaffney in nomination and William |©f the war with Spain, last night| bt : I voted to award the contract to the G. Dunn seconded it. James T.| YO S {o) thef O'Connor, C. E. Davenport, George |- Il Allen Co. Inc, of this clty for ol $15.820, the work to be started as LeWilt and John Lewis, the 1 ! ed named a Berlin delegate, were a|S00n as the contract is signed. The St i +q |bid was the lowest received, the ommittee to notify Judge Ga i : gomm 2 = Carlson & Torrell Company's bid | his nomination. S Followwing the convention the being $15,900. 'The e e nomines was host to delegakes at a|der offered a figure of $15.470 with | iRt ine Eusit {he addition of $330 for a honed or| WA TRl BT T, | tooled surface and the committee Salinats e |selocted this style of finish. Al- o | for architect’s fees, HARMONIOUS MEETING. 21 (®-—The cabinet's of M. Briand's rece . Sept. there will he $280 left of the $17,000 PERMIT FOR BOXING SHOW of V. P k: f (o on an aching corn, < c Approves of One, Chairman W. F. Brooks of the| ‘ n e Lo . rk board, who is a member of :lm‘ cign minister at Geneva and Thory stantly that corn stops hu then committee, Taised the question of the|Was harmonious. Observers safd |shortly you lift it right off with fime of completion of the memorial |Afler the cabinet meoting that there | fing: and said he doubts that it will be| was no hint of discord. ¢ | Your druggist s ady by Dec. 1, 1926, It was the| = — sl the meeting that the con-| ars ago, Sir Norman Lock- | ¢ rctor be urged to do the work as lationship be-|soft corn, or corn es and rainfall in t! Doesn't ht bit! Drop a little HENRY MORANS & SONS 365 Main St. i Pianos Victrolas Radio with the German for-| “Freezone Program to Be Considered Test of Quality of Proposed Series. 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