New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY ®WERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 1926. |for hearing on October 13 on a|arrests Sunday on the sport. charge. of arson. The bonds were |structions to police are to B BEARDSTOWNSTILL & P | Castellain{ s alleged to have at- | tempted to burn his store on the!S vening of October 4th. He was ‘mv‘ e i covered by Policeman Henry Mc-| Clark's plans rec | Mahon leaving the store at the time |when Director of P: 0 200 S nare Blocks Covered m burning materlals were found near |ward G. Lang, sald public q |the rear window of the store. An and tennis courts would I . |investigation disclosed that rags | usual on Sunday. K[]Ee afld H]p Depfl] Peaturated with kerosene, had been |viston of the city p ignited. It ts claimed that a necigh- | bor saw the accused placing the Beardstown IIL, Oct. 8 (#—A city | materials In a position a short time of water with more than 200 square | /0T the fire was discovered 5 blocks flooded from knee to hip d!‘ep} Bridgeport worst | (| waited in hope today that the E. 8T was over, as no additional increase | e in the Tllinols river stage was re- | and o corded. ; BAN SUNI]AY BA[I“ R Radio and the world serles step- | ped in yesterday to take the minds| I Satiei s a5 1 {bound over to of boat travelers and second-stor; resident from their predicament. i |bonds of 00. Anchored four feet above a down- hfl A i W e tomn srest. o boai carrving o rosto| BUL FOO(DALl A, Will Work | “suise razeic recefver and loud speaker enter- I n"f' an tained an enthuslastie assembly seat- fo Have Law Ghaflged s e ed in boats and leaning from win- rials when t dows of a marooned hotel during| e ae ohuibed Eon the long hours of the afternoon. | Pittsburgh, Oct. 8 (M—The Pitts- ponsibility for the disap qgone river, which dropped from |pyren Assectation of Football clubs, hinery and tools to 251 to 5.2 feek yenterday with the | reprementing Atiyitwo managers in gate value of $600, inc Dreakingdof levees north and south | ine pittsburgh district, stood pledg- |ather things, a lathe QD own Suaslhaenint = st nd S e ey Toleher e et ot alleged to have sold. stlll for 14 hours. Government ofl- |5 o Publte Satety James of. Clecy | L clals, however, expressed the fear i e ohibiting Sund s - , that it would return to its highest |fer the wpien 1o : i/ Glenna Collett Today point within two days. Y < STl Former Factory Guard und and superior court h Hirn is |the ban withdrawn. Petitions to Windsor Locks Store e e e D Calll s vinontts | tion protesting against Clark's order | cup wh Man Held for Arson ang sering et e by 1t Windsor Locks, Conn., Oct. 8 —| The football men adopted a reso- | we John Castellainl, proprietor of a lution agreeing “temporarily” to the shoe store and shoe repairing es- | ban. tablishment at 200 Main street, wasi “We do not admit, however,” the arrested by Chief of Police William resolution sald, “that ol Hayden and Cbunty Detective Ed-}ball on Sundays {s a vi o of ward J. 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