New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1927, Page 4

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1927. l E. Dennison, deputy district at- | . Dennrlly has spent his life in | torney, constructing the state’s view the drygoods business. & ot the shooting, said that Mrs. Ker- ated with Mr. Donnelly in | rick and Miss Davis, after a short ‘ ] Store are three” sons, | visit to nelghbors near the Kerrick | | . S e % ' 2 AL oA r ;i , .who has | Lungalow home, returned to find P g charge of the women's and misses’ | Kerrick and Isabell forcing their at- cloaks, suits and dresses depart-|tentions on Miss Burns, During a mient; Philip E. Donnelly, directoriyeated argument which follgwed, ‘ " ; | mient; i ‘Enflfl] Hwt Aflflflcmg iOI' N [ n‘-l.“afirdmt:‘:ulmbit ]‘;:n’;‘:";"e‘cl:i\m‘ Kerrick is believed to ‘have ) drawn a pistol from her hand! Glgllltlc “War Game” o g . o fishateedotjilic] basemeny [ ShoTehot Rersion e b aae® ‘ : e ! P ? | Mrs, Kerrick admitted to police . ; - o A L d ‘HVE l]N ’I‘RlAl |N that she was holding the pistol but ' A ) o ; 4 declared that it was discharged ac- New York, May 16 (A—sS 2 . 5 e Y siana oa PY A E @ cldentally in a scuffle with her hus- there gathered today, a powerful S 3 St R {band and another member of the| “enemy” fleet theoretically guarding % o | party whom she could not remember. | 5 - 5 i i Seven attorneys will sit at the de- ! & huge convoy of troop-iaden tra ports, intent upon landing and fense side of the counsel table while {two will represent the state. turing” New York City and e | v | Y rich industrial area of New L 1| ‘i : : o1 ; Los Angeles Court Gfla]‘defl 1 . R | gL ' : Trial Opens DRIVER SUED FOR $10,000 Also oft the coast a defending f not land" dete ion, was | . g sl i ; H - Karl Landwebr, Whose Car Caused : : L i ; Los Angeles, May 16 (®—Unusual | ven % s | ° |measures to keep back expected ath of Joseph Warzocha. Named (hrongs of spectators were taken at| Defendant fn Civil Action. l |the hall of justice here today as the | | state called upon Mrs. Sarah Kernck\ An action for $10,000 damages, {and four other motlon picture folk | based on the death of Joseph War- . S < ha , . - to answer for the murder of her|zocha, 7, on April 16 last, has be e n undertaken e the World | . & g L been B[]ST”N ST[]RE Nflw , Yon Biors has bear enateal o ;,-:}!;H‘h::d D‘T‘;‘: Gun Tom” Kerrick |y ought against Karl Landwehr of a l s es saRkst isik fo! i i ; Fresh from & |scveral features considered this city by Frank K. - New York mors r H {in the up to date department :tore| Because of the sensational “-"“"Hmlmszrimz of the dea::vi‘;?:h:s}:& i the navy were c cean where everything may be purchased |of the case and also because the|mThe aetion was brought through today where 1 2 L 4 e Y under one roof. Inauguration of a|scene of the trial is on the same|parnarg 1, Alpert, Hartford attor- sne section to beco 2 D millinery department has been one |floor of the building as that of Paul yey, and is returnable in the super- ‘ e { # Kelly, who is being tried for the |result. Other new departments are or the black ] e lor court the first Tuesday o : o hecorres tho blue, . ~ Those devoted to the show.nz of in- murder of Ray Raymond, musical| *re poy aceortine tr her wone: e Best I'riend Your fants’ wear and boys’ clothing, which |comedy star, barrlers were erected | | Plaint, was crossing Park street, in “war” v L N 6000 SQUHIC Fee[ 0n SCCOlld SN . fl | are complete in ;mn u\s}w;; {to protect Superlor Judge (}-:M“’! the exercise of due care. He was o ar < ] (@] | Inciuded on the sccond floor are | Hardy's court from possible rushes by | struck by the defendant's t - mmande f o o FlOOl‘, Openmg Tomormw ] departments for the display and sale | the curious. |Lile, with the result that 1:1: :Zfll (o] es Vel' Had states fleet, will eo of house dresses, corsets and OtRer| gopriek was killed fn an all night | was fractured. The plaintiff claims LR pial e jintimate wearing apparcl, wits ang . £i0 DATtY in his home. Who fired | that the car was not equipped with e ity e nother milestone in the business oA . T O o mag | (1o 8hot that killed him has been a | proper lights or breaks and that he lite of ! passed to= ! : B e s fox the enlargement | 1ZY matier because the five persons failed to give proper warning of his g 5 jinvolved who admitted had been | approach, of departments on the street floor. | FUl it B0 8 N rying storles, | It COStS NO More Than and € A similar condition will exist in i ) : 5 e basement, which has been _en- | The slats ot z:mo\l;';:e? thet e :;‘:“‘Western World” Scrapes : A . crowth | g 4 targed t rovide for a ;,rr\mnr“' emp| Tove el i Od D Cl R e AR e e e "X coroners s ans| _ Buenos Aires Harbor | rdinary Dry Cleaning alidine inars (Hhon ’ apeties, domestics, etc. | hearing the testimony of the quintet| Buenos Aires, May 16 (P—The| it of the ronrlu(lpd that Kerrick was killed | Pan-American liner Western World, et of additional space ¢ P The history and growth rlee ik SV Cate floor of the buil P Boston Siore are identical with the |DY “persons unknown.” jon the way to New York from R G il bostan At A i ... | Buenos Aires; scraped on the bot- DESCO R L closed today as the merchandising history and grow Those held to appear with Ker-| o "0 o 5r 00 a8 it was ap- €news Psne at orking at b ; of New Britain. It was opened 53 | rick's widow are: D | ion is working at top 8 ick's widow are: Anita Davis, Jo-| ;. ching Banhla, Brazl, it was an-| The prime mot he man- | panaon R f vcars ago by Pullar & Niven when | e it Henty Tiabell ana. T5ie S e i) e e | nmrms A were mresent 1n the er. | ounced here today. ‘The shock | DESCO Refreshes Color cal war rn r ; prise in the form of complete re- | - ‘NELLY 12,000. It continued under that | pie A K { caused some excitement among the | L 0 ¥ HUGH J. DONNELLY rick home when Mrs. Kerrlek 15 al- | oo Lo ™ ponn e necessary, | \ Batablishident and ownership until 1921 when 3t was | jogeq by the . % i prosecutors fo have| v 1 cessel. | > ew depirtments on o himself and hig organization ner purchased hy Hugh J. Donnelly and | gt (& BIEFGENE (0 {07 delaying the departure of the vessel. O R o for (G Push of cuds ho tha ner; has solved (M. R. Mullon, both of Springficld, | gy 0 S o0 e et her Hus \ SYlyEsELallc R el the em by taking over the see- | Mass, Thw later, 1,500 square 1 ’ M R i o GRS T U TOn MR E e MO e 1,,4! Potice stated that it was two daya | LI€ADS E?a},lsal:l(e,alhedml DESCO Me"ows F’abrlc lized for some {ime that ex- occupied b ments. At a single | hefore another year had passed it |before the five accused persons, all | | vas necessary, Increasing stroke he enlarged his 8pacs by |was found necessary Lo e the |0t whom are movie extras or play-|, Milan, Italy, May 16 (P—A sev-| R b | ‘w Brit- more than onec-third, the entire es- size of the hasement by 1.600 addi-|ers of minor roles in the films, re- | cnty-three year old man committed | ng * 1¢ nenve a Plainvil S Berlin, tablishment now hav more than itional square feet In 1925 Mr. ‘«"0‘(‘!’((‘ fully from the intoxica |on‘wnmw‘ yesterday by jumping from | R L ‘h b . b k h coming , a il Hot ao jer way un- mington Aar on has 16,000 square fect for its many de- | Donnelly acquired Mr. Mullen’s in-|that resulted from the party. A gal-|the spirc of the cathedral. He was' aises the nap — brings bac « the forced him .ok a solution to & partments. terest and has since that time been {lon of moonshine, officers said, was | killed instantly. Ho had been in General Br will have - situation which did justice neither| By expanding lts space, the Bos- the sole director of the store's |consumed. {1ll-health for some time. | s arkle Felfoal axoyy of 75000 10 : mfi p whom are in fit condition for bat- 3 tle, because the i oo : for months, and the army has CI N L'f Y been preity badly shattered. His| ives New Life to Your ments defense navy, under command of | ; Rear Admiral N. R. Erwin, consists of 23 ships, while the Black navy, ; | comprises 78 vessels. 3 | ! Airplanes and radio will be| g g L d brought into play, while back at| Blue headquarters, int ence 3 floers will be busy decoding me ; : . sages sent from their scouts and | ‘ S h ] k f h endeavoring to decipher the coded | 4 : o t A actua i . t o ages sent by the invaders and\ S ‘ N new and sensational dry cleaning, When the Black fleet has been sighted and word received at Blue | haadquerters, the Blue navy will | Wonder Worker, <wing into action. 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