New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1926, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 192. WITNESS MISSING MARIE VISITS ~ |THE CATHODE Ra s INASSAULT CASE. UNKNOWN'S TOMB INTRODUGED T0 WORLD Garment Workers Go on Trial e in Bridgeport ipans Is Sald to Be the Most Powerful M nued from First Page) thatils Rhoyt fo Mon of Science Chicago, Oct. 19 (P— ment of Stamford, osihade S Ty Dr. W. D. General Schenectady. ed for ‘rla' charges Dt assa possib was tho Yorktown Helg York state he nine ga but later they v port on a ben Millikan while he was professor of physics at the University of Chlca- was mer selentists o movies on the | I won't | 0. to exist but b He sald T his disco work on the inver He fo the tube and long in an cffort to ext X-ray tube corrected | ac ess|except as T am snapped alleged gangste san ing gar ther speech 1 t powertul |, HISTORIC RAID ON ST. ALBANS IS RETOLD | During Civil War Confederates Swooped Down From Across Canadian Border. Vt, Oct. 13 P—Two St, Albans, residents of this town recalled de. | ils of a rald made just 64 years | ch was said to have bean the derate invasion of the war., John Branch, Vermont banker, who was a boy at the time of the rald, today retold how “at about the same hour that General Phil Sheridan was pur- suing the rebels in the Shenandoah valley, noon, parties of from thres to five ering in all an attack raiders dashed in over dian border, made simultaneous ks on three banks and bore off 2208,000 in currency and securities. Others of the band, Mr. Branch nar- rated, “corralled people in Taylor Then on stolen galloped back over the border. One T r was killed and a nan was wounded during the The Cansdlan government recovered and returned $50,- 00 in gold of the loot, an amount equal to $85,000 at the rate of the time. rence, also a St was then baggage f a train running between t d Waterloo, Que. d a member of the band who entered his car and found him arm- °1 with two horse pistols and a bowie kni He turned him over e Canadiun authorities with the 2 bound up in his handker- It was in nce before to m and Sani-Scurti W eddmT \t St \Iarvs C thh When s clos o N vesterd Tov, W The ¥ T wore a trimme )“r veil was r,f E Gitls—TI've got something real good for a change hut —not today. of the tments of government, color of her own party wniar p and ceremony ndance on its roya the cn was the central figure in a neither she nor her audience | vy to forge honor and was dre colored taffeta wit match and carried a bou roses with a shower of roses. Dominick M man. A reception See you Wednesday Maggie was held ! home, home of the bride's mot sky, hes at ort of es of SPECTAL LARGE o 55 MOHICAN Mrs. Dumas COORIES Behind her and 1pitol ying roses ringfield Woman Is Shot by Crazed Suitor Oct. D — h her spine and |gown of pink taffeta with hat bout 3 o'clock in the after- | the horses the | exchange | Al- He | J. F. Poglitsch Takes Miss Czellecz as Bride The wedding of Miss Frieda Czel- lecz, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Czellecz of 204 South Main street, and John F. Poglitsch, son of Mrs. |ties today after 52 Falrview street, | death of the girl, —_— Massey offictated. | John Poglisch of took place yesterday at Saint Peter's | church. Rev. D. The bride's only attendant was Miss Dalsy Kellberg and Rudolph Pog- tsch was best man. The bride wore a gown of bridal satin trimmed with duchess lace caught with orange blossoms and a Rose Marie veil of duchess lace caught with orange blossoms and carried a bou- quet of white roses and lilles of the valley. 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