New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1927, Page 17

| 2| : F il MILK BELOW PAR, | DEALER FINED §50 - Badgian Expmses Surprise_at | Criticism of His Stock ~ | B. M Badglan of Stanley street | was fined $50 and costs by Judge W. C. Hungerford in police court thi morning on the charge of violation of the law relative to the standard of milk offered for public consump- | tion. He pleaded not gullty and ex- | pressed surprise at the testimony of | Chester 8. Bowers, health depart- | ment bacteriologist, that six samples | of milk taken from Badgian's farm | were below standard. He said milk has been sold from his place for vears and has always met the re. quirements of the law. Joseph Hultgren of Lake Bou vard, a dealer who buys milk from Badgian, testifled that his suspiclons as to the quality of the product were aroused by its appearance and he reported to the health department. Dr. R. W. Pullen, superintendent of health, testified to receiving the re- port from Mr. Hultgren and Mr, Bowers (estified to the analysis. Making his finding, Judge Hunger- ford said the evidence was present despite Badgain's inability to ac tount for the condition of the milk. | Fight During Card Game | Michael Benn, aged 33, of 93 Broad street, was discharged on the | vharge of assaulting Lucius Kosak. ' Bergeant O'Mara made tho arrest on Baturday afternoon on complaint of Kosak. Irom the testimony, it ap- peared that the men became invelv- | vd in a scuffle in a store at 96 Broad street, over a game of cards they were plaving for soda. K eye ‘was discolored by the punch. kent O'Mara said Benn showed of drink but was not nnder the in- fluence of liquor at the time of tl arrest. Goes Through Store Window The case of Philip Munchin, aged 45, of 338 Main street, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness was continued until Thursday morn- | ing, as Sergeant O'Mara is trying to learn the identity of two men who, | it is said, were with Munchin when hie fell or was pushed throuzh a plate glass window in the Birnbaum store at 678 Main strest late last night. | Munchin suffered a cut under the 1eft ear, which ne tated several | stitches, and a short time after being | * treated at New Britain G al ho: pital by Dr. David Aronson, he b came 3o noisy the hospital author ties requested the polica to remove | him. He was taken to a cell and this morning he faced Judge Hun- sgerford with his face heavily ban- daged. The case of Richard Czellecz, aged 13, of 104 South Main street, charg- ! of the regiment in ed with reckless driving, was nolled. The young man was driving a car which overturned on South Main street, and Officers Michael Meehan and A. C. Walinczus arrested him. Woman Beaten By Hushand. Louls Neubauer, aged 33, of | Jerome street, was charged with as- saulting his wife and brPar‘x 0{ the {William J. Brigando Served {of the were casualties. let wound in the shoulder. NEW BRITAIN LEGAT MADE EDITOR DAILY HERALD, GIRL TAKEN T0 HOSPITAL BUT REFUSES 70 TALK MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1927, GENERAL MOTORS Educator Will Speak At Lions’ Club Meeting Dr. Winthrop Talbot of New York Wall Street Briefs city, an author and retired physi- []I:[; U ‘EAR["NA[, {noon. Dr. Talbot has written several | ' i \nfolie) Hntted. 08 1 Wbty | i | books and s a regular contributor tery When Patient Declines against } The | 1 important masuines .]nm.‘,,,'.l:‘nl.\.:.,flew Bmam Man Wins Unusual e lation ot America reports- 1| JUIDS Abead to Beyond 174 on s aatyl ; | Tt Iha Aceb b saanths ; ; and written a seriea of “Help Your- g I A ziri whese age appears is arraat A ) Iself Lessons? for forelgn-speaking | Distnetion at Washington {10 ir irias isken by A e T vae C e Dflys D&&llngs i { persons desirous of learning English. | — | General hospital about § o'clock last n the same p a2 | His work is being put to the test in| Robert C. Legat, Ir., son of Mr. | *VOMIE. and up to this afterneon | freigne tramie on Canadian rai il hmslatedi e ew Britaln by James E. O'Brien, jond Mrs. Robert C. Legat of §7 Lin- [ (e mystery which surrounds e | rgads in the week ended. Maseh | Sew Yorh Mareh s fHeavy bus Americanization director, and Dr. | colr t and a junior at Catholic | case had not been cleared up. She |5 rose to 63,064 carloads from 60.- | ing of Goneral Moors, which cronend Talbot will apend five wecks here University of American at Washing- | Would not answer any questions bit | S{5 the weck hofore and 63,682 a {174 to ihs highest Bios racand demons e value ton, D. C., has bee ed to editor- | it Wwas learned her name is Mary e R s : B¢l 1 @ monstrating - the value of ms‘m_mmf - has been d to egitor | It was | ar ago. Recelpts from connec- | under its present capitalization re- method; already more than 500 {llit- G n‘\fllu university's | § and her address is 121 41, against { { bt won the confder a nervous answer Dr. ailment, | Dalton and it | .., of which will make the trip to the tion with government I would not Yiong dnte Gania respect of his class maies R H ‘mr-: \'\“fll"za':::“ar\ln t\n;r\lrln;xon _Hi‘f' ie has gained other dis was not known whether she had lost | i "ot ‘: } :’lwlm:—mwl\“.wv” A f\ | tinancing and income tax payments commissioner will be elected tomor- | 9N the = vice-prasidency he hat veich emnorarllylon stmnividid |iodiock ¥al odials vl “tollowr thal oo hpas Paciola club, a campus orzan n | net want to talk. i £ | Mack Trucks, e Arrow, which has for its pu —_— | - ard and Hudson moved " | riment | wal junk 0. No. 5 of the fire de | ing together for work of General Motor despite lowship the stud cent rumors of further pr land his election A chek e Stanley § pupont Ito the office of 1 < manager of R S Wl ColBnoDH g 9 { the univ publication oineaa IS damice, Siakised weakness de- | j The Tower. n acetylene torch. . in Stewart-Warner | > anley Oszlek complain last | p 1 | a rews 0 I that B h s ch sank to the low- s ol and his nnive i Laishe had been assaul eral years. His activ it the campus G G B ety Apart from reports of a fu McCar connnea o | (1ABOWSKI Held for Assault and Grabeck and i found no cause for 3 wnedte st Lionop Law Violations Ssailc i ves however, ar: | newspaper | he ig also seen quickening of steel some districts, pro tion of the coal miners, operat ly in anticipa- 4 strike of soft reported work and e strect, was n it this forenoon on the Abroad With Company I Loco m & Re S r A regular meeti jwas arrested on the cha I 5 3 X reannm will ba held Tuesday eye- ani charge of transport- | ! lay eve liquor in an automobile an a sccond offender law resulted from the dis- alcohel had been of $9 per gal- t woman of the R 1 Britain and was a component part third battalion of the 1024 ] S i ;Exploding Tank on Roundhouse1 , Brigando attained the rank of cor- | o 2 TR Machine Provides Pyrotechmics | ning at 8 o'clock, . March 2 linion meeting of ti iction when a Il be dnitiatad Henry L. Walker, a chiropodist of nwieh, and Miss Willia. 1. Watts ' On Tuesday eve- there will be a ouncils in this lass of candi- ainst poral while in France and due to| acts of extraordi heroism, he was de d with the Distinguished Serviee v the United h only superficial sovernmEnt 8 ‘Croix de Gu one of the most o - who was assigned to have taken cut & Onfo. 1137% the French government and a m rotechnic displays in some time » learned that Grabow- re rolv;r-] th Steel by the Italian government {took place at the round house of ski had d ohol at the | .4 lf Pot This was received for his bravery | N Haven” raflroad in this [ home o Mary Kalinowski, 51 Miss Margaret I7orsyth of tha 'ar-' n Pac evening shortly after S | Clive street. 1y a hen a gasoline tank on a | poch h women were is state’s witn under firc {n ths when on October Argonne last 1918, in charge Forest | clty SUD- | ulty of the Miss Helen Fors r De Pasco schoo! ' Ches & Ohio 17 of his squad, he attempted to silence ion coal loader L cinder | In court this mo; Grabowski| Clatic ot tha Smith cohbol 1oy t R e T a German machine gun which was|cxcavator took fire and exploded. f pleaded not guilty and on request of | returned from an educat tourn 1€ R 1 & Pac s 5 s4 sending a deadly fire into the ranks | Leon Sarr 15 years, of [.\_v-mn\,\ Thomas 1% MeDonougi. | New York city, While in New York |€ Bt advance. Cor- | © who was operatir !u.' f 1 Yo Lerely escaped by jumping from poral Brigando persisted in his ef. {the machine, forts until he and his entire squad|ous ini He received a bul- | Platform The foree o machine, w ton, more than | rails where tdumped it on its side. machine in CITY COURT CAL \Ii\l{ ned as follo Hunger! Aternoon EXCHANGE CLUB ME! The regular weekly ew Britain Exchange eld tomorrow t the Burritt John Huling of Hartford wi TING 1w of the were as William € court this "aul Corn Prod b owill be|©Tua Steel 5 o'clock | Podge Bros xchangite | Du PoPnt De Nem 294 jon th s abou! a from th |'mn his rvmrn from Franee, h was sent to base 1 Devens where he wi r some time. He ital s tr applied for evening hotel, 1intif ional compensat P ;| directing the loadiy _ N ; enanler ol i avenls RE sl . 3 " | Sehool et in Mo | tender when the expl occurred. | BON1 Ct al v = s L By of Attorney .\urcru 1';:,\\1:;{‘?-1\9‘;34_\_ol;lota :If‘l |'|!1[\;”1“: .\r::w::" s ety utnea -6att the ‘\.“\H ylum, 1 e oy .‘r‘u: :\u-';:;:ef‘f:unelarnxixeg‘mrz of Dr, | course there, he pentice Tog Ans neck and shoulders. | Wit for s Genl Asphalt . 115 N. B, Jafe at New Britain General |8¢1°S and appearcd in minor roles| After the explosion. the ignits !ihowicz vs e Genl Ei 55 nospital. Officers Waltor Malona | i Several pictures there. |izadoline flow ini all dirastions and (Nfveh 17 at 10! McDon- Deaths (“'m‘-“"ll” 5% 534 2nd Thomas J. Feeney made the| His health gave out again and|the tank burst into flames. Police- | gueh for plaintifi. Monkicwicz for| Gt North Iron arrest. he was sent to Saranac Lake. Hec|man Willlam Politis, who heard the | qerendant. Vineent J. Smith ve, J. | ore. Cits Anger Costs Woman $3. represented the Disabled Veterans' [noise, sent in a still alarm to thel i connelly, March 17, at 10 a il I Gt North p Mrs. Anna Orzel, of 212 High POSt thore at the matlonal conven- fire department and then turned |7 12 MeDonoush for plaintiff, Car-| puel Arthur itenell. 1 sears o, | G0 St strect, was fined $5 without costs tion in Washington, D. C., last yearjin an alarm from Box 25 at for defendant. Racklitfo Bros.|son of Mr. and Mrs. Aschur 3 |Hudson Me on the charga of hreach of the peace, [4Nd it Is thought that the excrtions jand Church streets. The explosion | o Ine., vs. I W. Williams, March Mitchell of “’ Bodwall stoat: Hart. Ind 0 &G . She pleaded guilty and admitted (o0 the trip there hastened his [was heard for a lon distanceaway {17 "at 19 4. i, B e e, e ey Int Nickel H that she pulled a lock and staple off | death. trom the scene and n a short M | 1iciam Cooper, R [Ken Cop ..l g2s a door of a store in her building; e is survived by his mother, a |[several hundred people were onthe | gamp for defendant. John B He was born In New Britain Sap- Kelly Spring .. 201 while 1t was under attachment. The | brother. — Philip, . | 8po [ Co. vs. Joseph Huck, March 17 at|iomber 6, 1907 He was employed | Lo1IEN 1211 proprietor had paid ler enly §5 de. Mrs. Joseph Christl, | Engine Co. No. 2 responded “peon for plaintift, Roche |by Paine’ & Webstor, stock beonses | Mack Truck . 108> posit and was behind in the rent, | Luca and Mrs. b . lthe “still” and started playin ASiars hoin (b2 Eale & Meosien, Sonluiaecs iameona ol sho said. and she lost her patience The funeral will be held Wedne ..,1‘,_,‘,. of hose on the titute vs. Paul D. W h,,.}"”m”y Y5 Wik & miowiber ot Wastl Ml © 3 and took this means of giving ‘Lm"‘“‘ morning at $:30 o'clock from |\ith the bell, alarm. th on, March 17 at 2 p. m. Kirk-lington L. Morgan lodge, K. of P. [ 0 Kan & Tex to her anger. She did not take any- | his home and at 9 o'clock at Our| |compantes arvived and o | ham. Cooper, Hungerford and Camp|and Hira Temple, D. 0. K. K., of| Mo Pac vt thing out of the store. Lady of Mt. Carmel church. The |ank and engino on all Giff, Mangan for defend-ithis city, and the Central Baptist Officer Thomas J. Feeney testi- American Leglon and former mem- | Deputy Chief Michael T, ph O, Andrews Tuttle | church, the Y. M. C. A.. and the fied to making the arrest on com- Fers of Co. I, plaint of Constable John S. Recor, den aud New who closed the store by attachment. The damage was done March 5 and §. Constable Recor and | Bigyy. Pregent at All two men who saw Mrs. Orzel re- moving the lock and staple testified. | and Patrolman Willlam O'Mara tes- tified that he saw her intoxicated in ¢ her yard on March 5. pall bearers and a firing squad. | shot skyward and sent up volumes | Camp for plaintiff, Brosmiti Besides his parents, he leaves a k hetween | lof smoke, fearing that another ex-| Maxwell for defe sistor, Miss Adefine 1. Mitehall of | North Amer I plosion would oect: Only a few | Finance company Hartford. Juneral services will take | North Pacitic., L conds elaps Iraiuar, Tists) t 2 p.m. Kirkham. | a tomorrow afternoon at 2|Pack Mot Car Meetmgs of Council [the fremen had the wall in | ¢ ord and Camp for|o'clock at the home in Hartford and | Pan Am Pet B ,day night's | usually low number of perfect at- March 21 at 2 p m.‘(‘)mrh'r Oak chapter, Order of De- Cooper, Hungerford and | Molay, of Hartford, Brick Ca 102d Inf., of Meri-|who was in charge of the | imes | Kirkham, Will provide fers, exercised caution as the Pennsylvania Pierce Arrow,. Radio Corp Read McDonough for de-|at the Central Baptist Joseph H. Yonan vs, Jos 30 o'clock. Interment a. March m. | Fairview cemete (1§ church at will be in The present common council will complete its first year with Wednes-| meeting, hand Repairmen and an un-|gay, examining the job to- | fenda Only | eph Perr Rachlin for pla were on the machine, 10 ga- | e 1 iperficial damage had heen done 1 s Topt - . tendance RSl b e : 3 - | fenadant | Shirley Marie Johnson molds B ..100 Meriden Woman Dies I ¢ aans Willl e “recorded, o e ‘mathine, eape infihe St - I« [sears Rocbuck 5414 s ., At present Councilman F. G. Haus-|yicinity of the gas tank. The work = Shirley Marie, the five yeor ol |Stars Roebuc 4 While on Visit Here mann and Jonn G. Buckley of the [ Stra sl ianinatoub ihs loablbs mxun\\hn\ SQUARE COLLISION | daughter of Mr. and Mys. Vrnest | Sinclair O il = Selzed with an attack of heart |sccond ward, Councilman John A.|omee B ofea o e driven by Sebastiano |Johnson of 7 Market street, died at | SOuthern Pac 10823 102 10 trouble on March 7 while visiting)Larson of the fourth and Council-|jpia atternoom and (Lo csoma af 101 Winthrop street |{he family home last evening. She |Southern Ry L1243 here sister-in-law, Mrs. A. J. Sjovall | man William Greens of Bl aaninl ot s UmBNE foR ‘,\.,,,,, Anton O. Nelson of Farming- |lcaves her parents and two brothers, |Standard Ofl .. 3% of 238 Winthrop street, this clty, | wards are the only ones who have| mse of the explosion is unknown. !ton avenue collided on Franklin | Russell and Bruce Johnson. Stewart Warner 567 Mra. Lucy (Welch) Huxley, 50 years | not missed at least one meeting | 3 7 lcquare about 1 o'clock vesterday | The funeral will be held from the ;vv:wm.k,; 5114 old, ot 425 Colony strncv. Meriden, | City Clerk L. Thompsen and | hoon. Nelson's ear was parked ¢ home tomorrow afternoon at 2:30|Texas & Pac LEREY hospital where she dicd vesterday | had pert enaRRGs Tecopls. e A Rt e mateny. Unlon Pac Aftepogh: e G0 T0 JURY SHDRTLY ing sonth, and as Nelson started m! 5 S elan The remains were taken in chargc‘l GOLD CHALICES STOLEN l ¥ from the curb, thel Miss Graco Byrne U s Ir l]r rlm“ by Gould & Co., undertakers, of 3 SRS Al el ; o1 x IS Aflsx ‘Grace 00 Byene: formerly of 8 Ind A Southington and the funeral will he | Bridgeport, March 14 () —— Two, A I"”\ “:’:m:m"fi] SHERAl |t city, diod tast e o o Rubber held Wednesday morning at §:30 |solld gold chalices used in the colc- | Final Arguments Are Belng Heard oar. Macaona sald o car was com. {108 S0% SO ot Saiuntad et o) o'clock at the home of her nephew. | bration of Holy* fass were stolen | > = ol Frank Barber of Southington and at | from the tabernacle of St. Anthony's and Jury Mcn May Return te conld mot stop as he was ”N‘"\hp“fiffir‘\;‘:;d‘: l“v\h m Manor, N. | a o'clock at §t. Thomas' church. In- | Roman Catholic church, $2 Colorado | et s [t Nelson’s machine. Officer Charios | rt i el | ate Tomorrow i : n She was the daughter of the late terment will be in St. Thomas' ceme- |avenue last night. The thief is be- | Anderson reported no cause for an | FEdward W, and Nora, (Lyon) Byr tery, Southington. |lieved to have secreted himself in| (pjeagn, March 12 (UP)—Harold farrest | Flinara) Rarvices il b hold at Dil: Mrs. Huxley is survived by a son, | the church during the evening serv-|y croarkin, on trial for the murder | — {onis funeral panlor Min dtrest | Maurice Welch of Southington. | ce. r'old Walter Schmith, Jr.| WIFE SU OR DIVORCE | Hartsord, Tuesday morning at §:30 —— . vmm awaited the state’s final at-| s, Theresa Kros Anderson of {giclock and at St Angnstine's INSURANCE STOCKS [tempt to send him to the gallows. ltnis eify has brought action against|church at 8 o'clock with a requiem| (FBrDished by Putnam & Co.) | Closing arguments in the ¢ her husband, ink Anderson of ihigh mass. Burial will be in old Insurance which is based around Croarkin's at-| potroit, Michigan. for divorce and |gt Mary's comotery in this city 2 M Be S ld O ftack on the little bov. epen (hie|the right to resumo her matden | e . it |morning and indications were thalipame she alleges habitual intem- o { Aetna Life Ins ¢ ust old at Unce | B, ooy Rovert. . crawe e it (L L e 3 |and Joseph P. Savage, spécial as- S. Gerard Casale tssued | noiehorg for the kindness and sym.- | 5 tomobile Tha . Bought of the United States Bankruptcy Court. |sistant prosecutor, will make a Vig- which s returnable |nim,h\ shown us at the death of our | Hordord Fire orous plea for the death sentence. |ouperior court the first Tuesday In |noloved mother, also for the beauti- | 2uonal Fire The Drug George T. Denby | 206 EAST MAIN ST. The stock consists of Drugs, Toilet Articles, Station- ery, Patent Medicines, Rubber Goods. Also Fixtures, consisting and back bar, carburetor, floor cases, wall cases, counters, cash registers, ete. Sale Starts Tuesday, March 15th—9 A. M. the case will go to When | Phoenix Fire ’ ravelers Ins Co Con. General Manufacturing Stocks. Am Hardware .. 84 8 Am Hosicery . ... 33 Beaton & Cadwell Bige-Hfd Cpt Co com 75 Billings & Spencer pM Bristol Brass . Colt's Arms . agie Lock . Fafnir Rnarln: Co. .. Hart & Cooley x Landers, F N B Machine .. o N B Machine pfd .... Niles-Be-Pond com ... 21 North & Judd 2 Peck, Stowe & Wil ... 22 Ruseell Mfg Co 1t is unlikely the jury befor late tomorrow | Savage completes his summation the | {defense attorneys, Thomas D. Nash, | Michacl Ahern, and Patrick H.| | 0'Donnell will make their closing pleas. The defense will contend that | Croarkin is insane and was insane | lat the time of the murder | April. | u1 The couple wers marrled June | 1. 1919, and have no childr Rebekahs to Entertain Visiting Delegations | floral offerings received. Signed: Mrs. Mary Ronketty, Mrs. Fll’! McCarthy. Frederick Flood. BOLLERER’S Stella Rebekah lodge, No. 11, will |cntertatn e omteers ot the neveran POSY SHOP Final summation will be made by | oo Assembly, Esther lodge of |Every Appointment To Fill Your | Meriden, Martha lodge of Plainville, | Ozt:ch-;e:\:f!:mlvly and the Crescent Past Noble Grands' | Address i - . fon T “ROLFLORER" Prlnceton Dartmo“th [Aafoaihtomnunslday ovan ink: QHPP.“J 83 W. Main St., Prot. Bldg. Tel. 886 Game Saturday Night |will ve served at 6:30 o'clock. The |7,y Fetegraph Florist ot New Britaln Philadelphia, March 14 (P |Officers of the Rebekah Assembly are Joseph A. Haffey Store of fnceton amd Dartmouth basketball | Mrs. Elizabeth Watrous of Glaston- P e Univ esity. of | burY, president; Miss Mabel F. John. | Pennsylvania palestra next Saturday [Son of Torrington. vice-president; I night to decide the intercolleglate | Mrs. Anna Vance of Plainviile, war. | league title, it was announced today, |den: Mrs. Mary E. Johnson of Tor- | of a brand new Fountain Princeton entered into a tie with |rington, secretary, and Miss Clara B. 1 CNDERTANER Seovill Mfg Co. L6 Dartmouth for the championship by | M. Douglass of Forestville, treasurer. | ,‘ 5 Standard Screw ......102 defeating Penneylvania last Satur- | The entertainment committee of the | ““ e Stanley Works . 69 Stanley Works pfd .... 'l'orrlng!on Co com .yw r< Oppesite 8t. Mary's Chareh. day night, the final day Residence 17 Summer 8t.—1628-3. leagne season. lodge is preparing an enterulnmem] that {s to be a surprise. of the erates in local factories have agreed | scnior publication Cardinal url' Lroad street B ot Wraliia ona 1 e |to take his three-week lecture| 1928, orge H. Dalton ned | P & 3 market an early period course. Dr. Talbot will use a stere-| Since Mr. Legat has n md no sign of an as. | MOLRNG of bt opticon during his talk to the Lions. |t the Washinzton instit I mitied g and Cit ltemg < e e S The baseball contest, the winner|Not oniy been an exculle T to be il untess ! y L fEnineg ayesaatial ur- s CRATES | pailment. in the operationa of r(- R, Among the members of the i € Willam Grabow- | oron oe hoore & Waraut was 46l imorican Woolen company (hers Meri farch ad —William) 7, [ SRS SLORRY Beany collole mang 54 Concorn street, hefore he called on Prohation OF. | ts in the day's news to in- Brigsaiiolia Salouan o thia woudl] n-h-nrls‘.«\\n. were responsible fo r!ns . Anvean i ot ot e o Al ¢ the price movement. Ameri. r, son of Mr. and Mrs. Katherine [“_“‘"fi'»\l; ;;.: il llw:»( over his ;; i him over to Officer Lyo can Woolen, preferred, dippe igando of 118 M skeeat i e o o The directors of the Chamber of § for the first time urday the U. hospital for | gy - i Brooi merce mercantils burean will | I8 were again active in a num- disabled veterans e Lake, |- fo 58 An WieckiTh the lebiiies o at 10 P clalties 5 . Y., from tubereulosis contracted |1 et o'clock tomerrow morning. Lhyiile npan ssues as as a result of wounds received from | oSy o e position of bisine o, AN police are investigating a re- Mathicson poisonous gas in the war. He had | manager of G m“‘.i hi by Mrs. Anna Gorski of 30 ° ibroner, all Rgeon UL 9 JeRE it Imark which Grabowski ! : PRe it Do llomeliwan Aebr i e SRUNORS DOy | During the war, he served \nfh i Sy el red yesterday afternoon and a | st week's tinal quotations. Company 1. 1024 U, Infantry of | ; and be “a piker” li ist watch, a pair of shoes and T"' MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. the 26th Divislon in all of its en-| word brought on an. | PAIF of eveglasses taken (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) gagements In the war., The compa o Gding Lo/ thspolloe, andi] A first anniversary mass for the High Low Close was composcd of members of f,n ‘ ! pun s Jlor. | Tepose of the sonl of M. W, Halloran e & I_vw H:f. 1405 1411 of the First and Second ermnm: i | ing his eye and bruising | be celebrated 1y niorning ‘lju‘m Can 403 4813 C. G- from Meriden and New On Sowa's complain |at 7 e'clock at st *ph's chureh. { Car & I'd 105 | Southern N E Tal ocks, . - |'Gonn Blke Savios « 88" 5 Rich Men Now Is Broke Conn Lt & Pow pfd . PUTNAM & CO Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW TELEPHONE 2-1141 —— e e a We Offer: WATERBURY GAS LIGHT CO. Price on Application Thomson, 1fienn & QEn Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britam MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD smfl uuunu Donald IR. Hart, Mgr. We offer: 10 Shares New Britain Trust Price on Application. We do not accept margin accounts. [EDDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEWMMN Martford Conn. Trust Bidg. Bumttmmcfild’ | Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 B We offer: 100 Shares "STANLEY WORKS Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & o, 81 W, MAIN § NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD s ; Hartford RRL SToex E‘C"“‘G: New Britain Office Now London Offce T 3t We Offer:— Borden Company ——— Real Estate Mv. D. T. Larson e e Casualty and Fire Insurance Mr. P, B. Barnes THE KENNETH R. TUTTLE Main St. AGENCY Room 215-216 A Department for Every Need — ” Mortgages —_— Life Insurance Mr. K. R. Tuttle JJ Mr. K. R. Tuttle , “We serve owr clients to their satisfaction.” Union Mtg Co % Public Utilitics | Divorced Wife of Two Waterbury, Conn., March 14 (P— Mrs. Elsie Hinman Denny's one | third cquity in a placo of property !in Southbury will vanish inte thin air by time claims against her par- | ental estate are paid, Attorney Her- man Welsman told Referee Carleton | Hoadley in bankruptcy court this morning The divorced wife of two mil- lionaires whose home is in South. bury but who spends most ot her again hrough | time in New York was not before Attorn icz. The | the court. Her lawyer, Attorney writ is returnable in t ¢ court | \Weisman appeared for her. the first Monday of April. Constable ! Her assots, it this cquity in the Hfd Elec Light N B Gas TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balar $141,500,181, CIVIL SUITS RECORDED Suit for $200 damages has been | ught by F Mogielnicki John Recor served the papers and | Southbury estate is to be wiped out attached a plano belonging to the by expenses, will amount to only deferdant. |$200 under attachment in a bank The Burritt Hotel Corporation, jand this will be closed out witheut thgough Donald Gaffney, has any dividend to erefilhn her brought suit for $400 damages |lawyer stated. against E. C. Scheiblin. The writ s returnable in the gy court. Tt will be disbursed for adminis- tration expenses Wejsman sald.