New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1926, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [~-#] NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1926. | West New York, who, state police | said, placed counterfeit money mMUR[]E FE AN[] |the ‘pockets of James Delarocco in the hopes that the latter would be G”TS I]WN THRUAT sent to prison and thus pave !}*e‘ way for Gaglote to elope with Mrs. | (nehec Man Angered When She Retained Own Money INVALIDS, CRIPPLES ATTENDING NOVENA d earned y cutting h Hundreds of Faithful Paying Triute 0 St THEDES8 1992, mentey 1. D,{ |underwent an operation for appen ! The novena will continue to Fri RV LIMELIEHT Vincenes Publisher Gbalges Delarocco. s § re |dicitls and before her death told eI PR T A e cores of invalids and cripples ar iR S e Stanbridge, Que., Oct. § vespers will be sung. The atten-| dance has shown no tion of Grat and Corruption i’ 4 ed to over to h | money she had ear: Delarocco was arrested Septem ver | 9 on charges of possessing counter- |teit money and held in $10,000 bail |to await action of federal authori- | among the hundreds who have had |y & Jro 'y or husband had been im- |dore Roberts, laborer and ¢ the relic of St. Therese applied in |prisoned. State troopers arrested |seven c ren, beat the ceremonies of a novena now in |Gaglote not far from the Delaroccd | qoath with a chair e progress at the Sacred Heart church. "ome here. 2 dropping, the church edifice being crowded at both the morning and | ng ina g choking and thre nt out, but ret her with a chair. ed the Although there have not vet been | reports of miraculous cures here continued to be profound manifes- | tations of faith in the relic of “The | Little Flower,” and persons in all stages of life from babes in their | ' arms to tottering old men men daily wend their way up | the aisles of the church for applica- tion of the relic, priests of the parish report. The novena opened Thursday morning with a solemn high mass at 9 o'clock. Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski was celebrant, Rev. A. Kowalezy! on, Rev. Gorek sub-deacon and | sads Stanislaus Nalewajk master of | nanded to date, prepar ceremontes. Father Bo, b i Ohleags thsiel Ts after mass and the relic w 1Ak lak st b L A i aT s Benediction in the evening was off T Tad b ciated at by Father Bojnowskl, | States senate Father Gorek, and Father Ladislau Sdetiren byl iher skeoticism INowe Father Nowakowskl h in some quarters greeted his spoke. Father Nalewajk spoke Fri- | day evening, and Rev Chicopee was the ation revealed, the authe d, that the couple had q n Mrs. Roberts had refus- Ind, Oct. 5 (A—|VWOrK Indiana Indianapo’ While political where the lightning charges of political fraud and cor- |still refused to part with gs he beat her to death with wondered of wholesale [ ruption dating back to 1924 would | Thomas H. Vincennes publisher, ducted the cr who h: almost si rter and sale of of audulent indictment of p as parts of a giganti up” and domination of offic: the unscen hand of D. C. son, former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, Adams ahd the followers | attracted to his expose undertook moves looxing toward in- n of the e 4 by an official speaker € "'"fim' | days of ung every d in the eve- vespers will be remaining Wife Renente for Prol Dying Wife Repents and | six iers o b Confesses Part in Plot 1, Adams Raritan, N. J., Oct. 5 (P—A death bed confession made b; pentant woman sed the vesterday of Glovanni Gaglote of ive investization” proceeded with plans to sound out opinion among embers of the sen ate of the last session of the Indiana General assembly as to the ity of obtaining a speclal formal or informal, to appoint 2 probe committe At the same time attor: ed their a tion to dete specitic powers with whi Her Hair Fairly SPARKLES Now' 2 sion, - ru“lfi Hartford’s Insurance Co. 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