New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1927, Page 11

’ » UNKNOWN VICTOR IN AUTO GLASSIC George Sonders, Indianapolis Winner, Novice on Track Indianapolis, Ind., May 31 (UP)— George Souders, heretofore unknown among motor car race drivers, to- day has a commanding lead for the 1927 championship by virtue of his victory in the Indianapolis 500-miles sweepstake yesterday. The winner of the race, which was made in an average speed of 97.54 miles per hour, is almost a mnovice on the track. He is only 24 years old and it was the first big-time race he had entered. Souders is a former student at Purdue university. When the cars came pounding into the pits at the close of yesterday’s race, a score of people rushed to Souders and want- «d to aid him from *is tiny Duesen- herg racer. “Let me alone. I'm tired,” he «aid. It was his only reaction to the fact that he had just won the premier motor event of the nation and had won approximately $30,000 in the capital prize and lap money. Second place went to Earl Devore in a Miller special and third to An- thony Gullotta in a Miller special. Three drivers were injured in the race. Jules Ellingboe received a crushed chest when his racer over- turned. The speeding cars of Frank Kohlert and Clift Bergere collided and Kohlert was dan‘erously in- jured. Norman Batten was burned when his motor car burst into flames. He drove the burning machine into the pits and then collapsed. R Week’s Activities in Catholic Churches St. Mary’s Church First devotions at 8t. Mary's church this week will consist of masses at 5:30 and 7 o'clock in the morning and holy hour at 7:30 o’clock in the evening. Special devotions will be held every evening at 7:30 o'clock during the month of June in honor of the Sacred Heart. Benediction will be| glven every Wednesday and Friday | evening. i A third anniversary mass of re-| quiem will be celebrated Friday | morning at 7 o'clock for James M. Curtin; at 7:30 o'clock, there will be a first anniversary mass for John H. Dillon and at 8 o'clock, a month's mind mass for Patrick Kennedy. A class of 450 children was con- firmed Saturday morning by Bishop Maurice F. McAuliffe. St. Joseph’s Church There will be an anuiversary re- quiem mass Friday morning at 7 oclock at St. Joseph's church for Patrick .dasson. Devotions fer the Sacred Heart will be held every evening during June at 7:30 o'clock. The Peter's pence collection will be taken up at all the masses in the church next Sunday morning. A joint meeting of the women's and men committees will be held in the parish hall this evening at § o'clock. Members of the society of the Children of Mary will recelve com- munion in a body at the T v'clock mass next Sunday. The usual first Friday devotions will be held in the church Friday of this week. St. John's Church The young men and women of the parish of St. John the Evangelist will give a card party and dance at the Paragon Inn Monday evening, June 23 for the church building fund. The monthly meeting of the Altar nociety will be held Thursday night in the parish hall. The Building association of the church soclety will meet tonight. Devotions on Friday, the first Friday of the month, will consist of mass at 5:30 o'clock and com- munion at 7 o'clock and holy hour in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. Catechism instruction will be giv- en to the school children Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Saturday, being the vigil of the Feast of Pentecost, will be a fast day of obligation. The boys and girls of the First Communion class will receive the «acrament Saturday, June 11, St. Peter’'s Church A class of 150 children will be confirmed by Bishop Maurice F. Mc- Auliffe on Sunday, June 5, at St. Peter’s church. A class of 49 children received their first Holy Communion at the church Sunday and 50 new mem- bers were received into the society of the Children of Mary. First I'riday devotions will be held at the usual hours this week. St. Andrew’s Church Devotions for First Friday will be | held at St. Andrew's church with | masses in the morning at the usual hours and holy hour in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. Benediction will be golemnized and the rosary will be recited. One hundred children received their first Holy Communion at the church Sunday morning. A special program of music was furnished. Rev. Edward V. Grikis was cele- brant of the mass. Business Career Ends In A. Kolodney’s Death Abraham Kolodney, 67 yeara old, one of New Britain’s most promi-, nent Jewish residents and for years a Main street merchant, passed away at his home, 419 West Main strect, Sunday after a few months’ illness. | Mr. Kolodney came to this city from Russla about 40 years ago! and a short time later he entered | the clothing business on \ Main treet. He carried on a successful gusiness until he retired 15 years| 0. About five years ago he entered 4 business fleld again, openinx ! we of the largest women's fashion | ops in Bristol. Although his busi- | ess was located in Bristol he al-| this city. He was a staunch sup- porter of the republican party and was connected with several Jewish organizations here. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Rose Kolodney, six sons, Ralph, Al- fred, Isaac and George Kolodney, who are engaged in the manufac- ture of women's wearing apparel, and George and Harold of this city, who were associated with their father in Bristol; four daughters, Miss Anna Kolodney of this city end Misses Mary, Lillian and Daisy Kolodney of New York city; and a sister, Mrs. Samuel Lehrer of New Britain. ‘The funeral was held at the home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rabbl Gershon Hadas of the Con- gregational Brethren Sons of Is- rael, officiated. Burial was in Beth Alom cemetery, Food Experts Urge French Menu Change Paris, May 31 (P—A newly or- ganized society, gastrononic experts has undertaken to reduce French gourmandizing and spread the pleasures of the table more evenly throughout the day. The Frenchman, whose ‘“conti- despair of the visiting Anglo-Saxon, generally eats nothing in the morn- ing but a roll and a cup of coffee. By noon, say members of the new society, he is ravenously hungry, tea and waiting for a late dinner, he again eats too much at night. ARGOSY—LA FLAMME Miss Lilllan 'La Flamme, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Senepha La Flamme of 837 Main street, and Joseph F. Argosy, son of Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Argosy of 14 Kelsey street, will be married tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at St. Peter's church by Rev. Father Massey. The bride will be attended by Miss Lidabella Plerson as maid of honor. Jack Argosy will be best man. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, | The couple will make their home | in New York city, where Mr. Argosy is employed as, a mason. He is a | member of Rangers A. C., tnd the| Loyal Order of Moose. e Stop Agonies of Bleeding Piles This Quick Way the cruel tortures of itching piles. Here's a marvelous new discovery that cools, soothes and gradually banishes all traces of piles. No harmful drugs. No cocaine or oplum. 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Y.—In the versa- tile Roosevelt family the wife can | pinch hit for the husband. Colonel Theodore was ill Memorial day. In |nis place Mrs. Roosevelt made an |address at the exercises of the | American Legion. i s London—As Norman Leslie Der- ham, British star, has understood |it, there is to be a swim on Labor | |day from Youngstown, Ohio, to| |Toronto. When he announced can- cellation of his plans to compete he | found out that paddiing over much | {land and Niagara Falls would have | been necessary for the route he | {thought would be taken. The swim will start at Youngstown, N. Y. | New York—The middle east side | is getting good. For the first time| n 14 years not one prisoner was| |arraigned in Yorkville court on| Memorial day. Magistrate Brodsky | |shut up shop in order to see the | | parade. | | | Washington—One reason for Mr. | Coolidge coming sojourn in the black hills secms to have been | |given in his holiday speech: “The true American contemplates the FLASHES OF LIFE: NEW YORK’S EAST SIDE HAS DAY WITHOUT ANY COURT time of one hour 40 minutes. London — Among the thousands who have seen “Abie's Irish Rose” is the Prince of Wales. two diamond rings, ransacked sev- eral parked automobiles and broken into store, Joseph Lucke, 22, is ar- rested charged with three counts of robbery, Stamford — Mysterious explosion in motor bus injures one foot of Mary Hodjkiss of Brooklyn, N. Y., badly, leaving other passengers un- injured. New Haven—Two page edition of Yale Daily News, announcing reap- pointment of Edgar M. 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