New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1927, Page 13

NOTED OPERA STAR AT SPRING CONCERT * Carmela Ponselle to Sing in This ; Gity on April 3 il Syri New B CARMELA PONSLLLI tofore und NEXT STEP IN DOUBT ON HASONIC TENPLE VERDICT ovporation Counscl Kirkham to Study Decision and Consult with Board of Adjustments, supertor ton was to pay tl TRIES 10 KILL GIRL ington Man Wounds Cousin and Then He Commits Suicide— ¢ Girl Taken to Hospital. of shot and st cousi the s b gun o ind took his own life, as the con lking to work along ) o'cloc aecording rolley Crashes Auto Parked on Dwight St An automobile owned by John A. > son of 40 Newington Aly damaged while parked in a honse at 51 Dwight street, o'clock last evening ound trol car in charge of orman Howard Alderman and Con- iriswold striking it. The t side of the the tai lig and wind- | of the omabila re According to the rew, the utomobile was parked facing out front of another mact and th car end was g such s s impossible to avoid | tail light was not : and the motorman did not ea the danger in time to avoid the Foll ding to Carlson, it was fm-| ossible to park closer o the curh | hecause of the ice in the gutter, puiled in far cnough, he tho 16 bilow the trolley car to pass. rolley c statement to »Mara, who Investi ision. PARKING SPA A mecting of the parking sy imittee will he held Monday hight and letters from other cities ving municipal parik stations i discussed. The com- wded by Cour m W Warner, who fostered the hovement In the common council, |afternoon. Miss” Ruth sson | recovering wera slight NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | T R L i Srcen) COMBINE SHOPPING ¢ York, March 12.—Shopping be combined with t: n the Riaito ie shows attract thousa { shoppers to Broadway »94 tta netghboring avenues, Sixth, swventh and Eigh The businoss -y for the small stores along s¢ thoroughfars 1 aeart Vomen are among Men are s every kind of probably a new suit from assware ter articles « twr aa hosiery shops ara sell silk stockings in groups of The WITH THE THEATER This Is the Latest Thing o, New York City ' herefore, lasts | SATURT MARCH 12, it o7, 13 ARCADIA LADIES QUARTET IN LOCAL DEBUT| "™ b, iRtk ISTE SELF CONTROL PART [ S | Pean of Main Street Merchants Still OF SODA HAN'S JOB Active and Takes Lively Interest Foolish Questions and Women Pat Iron in His Soul In Paint Business dn’'t make for tho which are ted per| JUDGE THOMAS H. DOWD. SERLI idlers with a ist around BONDY AND ROADS ARE CHIEF ITEMS Legislature SHill Is Wregtling <cvveos mos” i st With These Problems e St Yorl chang D) e e 1 of renditio around the town” — West Side, ve the town.” WILL GUARD GRAVE nd issues cont War Veterans Do Not Want Univer- | sity of Towa to Take Body of One of Their Members. Towa rd will be statior of Dr. Jetferson, to prevent tl Lowa from claiming the body, mem bers of the Shull Post, Veterans o I"oreign Wars, announced today. Arcadia a' con 1.M.C. A, BRANDFD AS TOUGH PLACE Waterbury “North End” Bran Scm Gl by J 10' Bagley of was ordered north | Gratn ling on In a will drawn by Dr. Flageoll» | Norfol v short time before his death, h A Gommniitte squeathed his body to the U sity of lowa medical school to b sed for experimental and scisnt irpose. the university would claim the body was not known. 1 Post if ready and willin legal assistance to coope 1 the officlals of Union cot 1 Dakota, in preventing t of their com if ssary will place an armed guard r the grave to see that no such 1id a resolution. . Flageolle was a member of Post. He was gassed LS 1 in France, bill. Several bills carrving ap- | ® been disapproved. ECGrET BUILT OWN GORFIN itol grounds ed on 1 ches 1 of consid- ' Swiss Man Dies at Age of Lighty | rable number of m. during as scen | After Making Own Funeral Prep- smaller, a hand- arations, After having spent painstaking preparation his buria Hugo Preister s ul at the age of 80, H ©ly built his own coffin namented ft with much elaborate ¥ a number of ) 1 texts, 1 1ad also bought costa| IS bu plot and dug and hHieeitteacs nie future v 5 5 days, ise W. C. Hun-| el matter’ as 'd {n police coutt this morning|t sparation for one’s burial,” '8 Of 1t and breach of | Pfeistor nsed to say, “is not to by pleaded | entrusted o dndolent relative Judge Warns S";E\\ ski ’10 Behave in Future HEn e e Divers In\estlgatmx with indecer year old g but today w York, March 12 (UP)—TFour wing Attorney Woods :!““\u!i today were sent down to in- was a question as to ti the state to prove it Tt ap-| d to b n the border line, sn‘! 's nolled and the new charges| ituted. | | collision with the American diamond line freighter Sac City. The latter vissel is in Hoboken awaiting ropairs to its bow. The wreckage of the B 2 a channel lane off the Statue of 9 | Liberty, is a menaca o navigation lowski 1s married and)p g7 obaply will be abandoned to cx. His record is good and fyy qapwriters for salvage operations. difficult to comprehend how | Gficials of the steamboat inspec- ippened 1ln become involved in{yjon service held a hearing today to trouble, the Hur ord remarked that| jigion. reason he was exer-| E e MV niency was that the state \§ . ibla to prove the more seri- ‘ Boston Man Near D‘?a‘h ze. Ho said Sadowskl must From Bullet Wounds erstand that h ad a narrow| Roston, March 12 (UP) Near | @ from a jail sentence, nd hel death from three bullet wounds, must he ea ul to aveid 1l ap-| Luigi De Bon 48, of the west end, uilt in the future, or! was found today on Co: | suspended jail sentence will be| avenue, Allston. orced, wounded man was discovered | —— by Charles Tsaacs of Allston and l\l' RTAINS \l‘ TEA | Walter King of Wellesley, garage Mres, Albert W, Coote of New | employes, who were att ted to the | wk eity, who is visiting ler par- | scene by the sound of revolver ghots, onts, My nd M "homas Quinlivan De Jionis was conscious when he | of W, on strect, entertaine { reached St, Elizabeth's hospital, but “ fw tea at her former home v | phvsicis ‘ported his chances of The vietim Stanley J. Traceski rep- shi and told the is deserving of lenjent : Condition of Wreck (bil- | vestigate the extent the steamer Fl | Sol was damaged yesterday in the | caught SPRING IS HERE Building Commissioner Conducting “Battle of Buzs" Mdmits Eneme | Scores a Point Building Cor chairman o > of the i r against Up to date he fice at 139 H nis club is off, 1.0 in | oifice \-m- disp ~|who dnt not [ ke Thur i {ana {willing to box and t} seream. M 1 |sioner then Inside th sands of | &irl there {them. The |front door {made thei door. “Another i i land the contest wil Mr. Fenn today. T be concluded witl Purim l'cstl\.ll Opening At Hebrew School Hall The New Hrito Purim Festival wiil T said, "Iur\rmmv‘ responsibility for the col- | nisht at the Hebr will continue planncd by the com: this one of the most cnjoy fairs ever held. The committes been active and has mad preparations. There will ts and dancing er forms of hel REPORT BURGLARY ATTEMPT. The police wer ing that an attempt during the night 10 cent store at th ind Main str ported that low broken but apparently poured. s Coofe was formerly | told police he did not know who Miss Margaret Quinlivan, shot him. not been made, JKEVD 1 ‘; , SN BALLOON JUMPER FALLS T0 DEATH - \ward know what nd *TRESCHOOLENE = - WINSINROCKWILLE - time T'1l bet they ay'ra order- Enters Finals for Gounty Y. M. &5 e o™ o Shioy, W L new « e dish and {t". C. A. Basketball Title Today wom Hie whe Ol tanly v ey ) 5 St what Wi E all about fit, hw lun- heon BuSiness' s luncheon business that we now gives us a lot of new nds of pests. There fs the person hat kml of ‘what’'s good,* we use the &'s good.* i rorning and then —not that of the drink 1ich time over it."” 2 9 dtarse Tichintey om @ woman who had Wire on four personal fouls; D e oY shop- |7 AT nd of soda 4 from the oved up to tes without sanned the 3 y she clerk came m't like,” said white apron, drink we've it's he ave been as or that- ft - a1l but vays have the ake it up urtg e but ke us feel 3. State Trade School {01 POSteE Gontost il Gt i Smart Alee and His Girl Rockville Hi-Y Club “Once in a while w 1 across a munity Drive Will Be Made by [ ¢ 1 s trying to impress his Mayor Weld I Despateh Says. Boys W ho Remwd Little | ™ I)og iven Honor Medals - < wise about us. We tenton to tme I've wish- ¢ to lay into some strictly small town over big with us a > to take ¢ 1 usually hand them hand nd other hand. the money down on | , ey re ach for it at the ! ng 3 big ride for | SCHOOL BOY HURT ! .‘ : ’ ty veports ma o bols two or th Van Cott, it has 1y get a call for ew mixture, T and see how new in our and How He Got it is Yet (o Be leome, Some of the dri awful—they Determined. i s them different fors nine | ¢ clementary | Pitsburgher Saffers Practured 1 or who asked for ‘e've got a lot will knock take a enting wn you hit ible It fs."* | Beptiles Is Desivoyed By Tire Shoeworkers in Haverhill Factoey Plan to Retum o Their Jobs Neat Monday, H 1 farch 12 (UP) With t ; shoeworkers than 200 nig- side iy sday in o pact bea rtrick” William ial meeting. ke was not authoriz ive union and those who they wers going on an will hold a Judd's hall next, Tuesday even ho 0 ks Mother to Order ot Toftn man, e Coffin, Shoots Himself ¢ 1 Mass, March 12 (UP)— ling his mother to order who two | John Prendergast and She coffin, William Feinman, 23- Rifs dok ] hams medical student, commit- e — uiet Ly shooting himself forcing it WEATHER OUTLOOK | {hroush (he head at his home here to the| Woather outlook for the week be- | Friday ling, inning Monday North and mid Peinman was a native of Brook- n Gover- | dle Atlantic states vain Sunday [y, No Y. and a graduate of the 'g them upon | probably ending by Monday | FLynn Bnglish high school. Since his Htion the Massa- r ally fair reafter | graduation four years ago he had has authorized | oxcept for a shor iod of vain [heen studying medicine at home. thout middle of week; colder Mon- | His mother, Mrs. Tda Feinman, be- Y March 12 (F— | gan, treasn Keen | James Me- | Bam Campbell nt, T Poavson, to pre n; (ppropriately raved medals v but temperature normal or [licved over-study caused her som te lads. bove most of the week, tike his life,