New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1927, Page 10

YOUTH PREVENTS HILLERS'ESCAPE Just Wanders Onto Scene, Shoots Two, Captures One Joliet, T, June year old wanderer, was acclaimed he forts to prevent the desperadoes Will county Deputy Wa prison. Ons of the prisoners was k another was dangerously caped 2nd one 14 UP)—A John Bell, tods ro through his ¢ escape of four being held in t the len Klein of state was recap ed. The four most dan county ia porary froe from a pic powered qua ons from ti rous ¢ ade their way to t hone al of the jail and Albert Marksraif to enter arft It was then alarm e Klein killers to the prison yard where only a few weeks ago scaffolds were hang these same prisons Markgraff was held the four men as a wife screan shoot as they band. But Bell to the scene, siey a deputy sheriff ing. He killad Rizzo, he shot Walter Ktalesky In the back, He aided in beating Duschowski into submission Only Shader was able through the constant which followed Bell's sod a revolver from ind started shoot- shooting lead ail for the murder of | cted to ] to escape | The | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1927. Civizzio at Rockwell Park on June | 9, the West End Garage on June 11, the pool room of Harry Peters on June 5 and the store of Jacoh Hackman on June 5th. The police believe that with the | arrest of the two youngsters, a| number of recent breaks about the | | city have been solved. Sentenced to Jall. William Martusis of 30 Woodbine strect was sentenced to jail for 60 days by Judge Joseph M. Donovan seping an unlicens- 11 resisting the dog warden Ryan. Martusis failed to r his dog in compliance with w and when the dog warden pted to bring him 1o police ters, Lie offered resistance Clty Items Lovisy Moore Tent, Daughters of | 0 o'clock at Odd ton lodge | officers will also take | sted Sandwiches. Packard Drug| A. D. Pierce . of East streot, ton to | <h York eity Eastern Weekly Co. and E. R. Hitchcock both have presented bids of {5 a page for printing the re-| | vised city ordinances. The printing {and supplics committen will meet "\\rdnm«h) night to award the con- 1 son, Waldo attended the Colonel C held yesterdey sheriff was unharmed although fwo | bullets were sent through his hat and his motor car was riddled “Aw, T didn’t do anything.” said Bell, whose home is at Revere, Mass. He was attempting to con- tinue his tramping but was detained by townspeople. It was the third time Klein kill- ers had attempted liberty. When the warden was killed {t was through a prison hreak started by these four men and three others. Several months ago three killers—all of whom have heen sentenced to hang-—escaped from the county jail and fn a gun battle in Chicago killed a patrolman, BRISTOL NEWS (Continued trom Page Seven) Mrs. Catherine Kenney. Mrs. Catherine Kenney years. widow of the la Kenney, died early Monday mor ing at her home on Garden street, following a long illness with compli cations. Born in Ireland, Mrs. & young girl came to th and had been a resident of Forest- ville for a number of years. She survived by three daughters, Mi: Mary, Catherine and Marguerite Kenney; two sons, John and Joseph Kenne:; all of restville and two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Murphy of Bos- ton and Mrs., Margaret Burke of Hartford. The funera! will he held at 9 ©'clock Wednesday morning at St. Matthews' church, Forestville. Willlam P. Laflin will celebrate the high mash of requiem and inter- ment will be in St. Joseph's ceme- tery, Plainville, To Confer Degree. The chief's degree will be confer- red on a class of candidates at a meeting of Compounce Tribe, . O. R. M., to be held this evening in the wigwam on Prospect street. Month’s Mind Mass. A month’s mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at 8 o'clock to- morrow morning at St. Joseph' ohurch in memory of the late Wil- llam E. Farley. D. of L. Meeting. ‘The regular meeting of the Daughters of Isabelle will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in the Knights of Columbus hall on North Main street. Neighborhood Prayer Meeting. The regular weekly Neighborhood Prayer meeting will be held at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Weeks of 58 Woodland str Rev. P. F. ‘Wolfenden, pastor the Bristol Baptist church, will be the leader. Elks to Observe Flag Day. The annual Flag Day exerices of Bristol Lodge of Elke will be held 8t 7:30 o'clock this evening in the bigh school athletic field. A plat- form has been erscted near the stairs leading from the athlatic ficld to the high school and seats to ac- eommodate approximately 700 per- #ons have been erected on the field The Boy Scouts will serve as Following is the evening's pro Star Spangled Banner, V. band; opening exercises, Exalted Ruler Robert M. Harris and officers Chaplain A. J. lections, Arthur J, flag, Judge Jos. altar eervice, « ficers; patriotic song, glee club: patriotic airs, V ban; Elks tribute to flag, Reiche: patriotic s club: oration, Ryan of Litchfield, ruler of the Tor: America. by assemb) cises, Exalted Rul Harris. Water Board Mccting. The regular me of water commission at 8 o'clock this pany offices on Thiz is a week earlior for the monthly me St. Joseph's Graduation. The graduation Joseph's school evening in t River Anderson gro will Tuat 2 9, charged and ¥ %0 tha with breaking entering, W sentenced reformatory at Meriden this morning hy Judge Jo- 8eph M. Doncvan. Catena, with an- outh, whose age was given to the polica department as 15, ad- mitted entering the stores of Joseph of the ! Kenney as | is country | Rev. | F. W.1 De Valera and Government Stand At 41 Each On Members Elected to Dail Eireann. The nothing fishy about the eland, June 14 (#— {Eamonn De Valera's Finanna Fail praty had drawn even with the gov- rrnuu‘)' again in deputies elected to Dail Eireann on the basis definitely known election returns at Dublin, AND TEE PICTURE PROVES iT fish story told by Ferd B. Nord. man, Jr., who with two other business men of Daytona Beach, Fla., caught 4,150 pounds of assorted finny hours angling. The photograph shows catches, giant sea bass and a porpoise which weighed 850 pounds. monsters of the deep in six Nordman with two of hig 4 o'c Kt afternoon. At that hour the state of the parties, with 17 seats yet to be decided, | Fianna Fail | Government party .. | Sinn Fein | Labor | Farmers 5 Independents National League RADIO STATIONS WARNED T0 OBSERVE WAVE LENGTHS Will Lose Licenses if Frequency Allocations of Federal Commis- sion Are Tgnored. Weddings in Gretna Green Are Held to Be Iliegal London, June 14 (A—The old village blacksmith of Gretna Green s still doing business now and then in joining romantic couples, but his wedding ceremony always count, it has been decided here in the divorce court. Before Justice Hill, Mrs. (P—Radio fail to ob- allocations Washington, June 14 stations which wilful serve the new frequenc; of the foderal radio which hecome effec morrow will have voked This was announced today May | COmmission, which has re . “heltanh Coqi. | commerce department to instruct its Celina Bach, of Cheltanham, petl- | 2700 Toe ACRAT RO 50 TRSEuct 5o tioned for annulment of her mar- ST il e KB ORI, B B oh, e o Tt ons e the) Al ot inalaey mere traveller of Birmingham, | . O89S Of S bas the action on the ground | o | that the condition of 21 days' resi- imposed by the marriage of Scotland act of 18 had not been | complied with. Mrs. Bach testified | that she went through a form of i marriage with Bach on April {1924, at the old blacksmith shop in | | Gretna Green, having gone from | Birmingham with Bach the day be- | fore. Justice Hill held that It was quite | clear there had been no marriage in view of the law, and he granted the decres of nullity. Florida to Take Aboard | .. ,°ROFR OF Notice Officers’ Training Corps | *or; s Xew nriain, Ju The U. 8. S8 Florida, a modern | againat Household Tinglneer battleship unit of the U. 8§ scouting pany, claiming Two Hundred fleet will arrive at New Haven, Con- |1il¢ and Three Cnc-hundre | necticut harbor on June 16, for the % purpose of embarking the Yale re- serve officers’ training corps from Yale University for a two weeks | oo 5% 280 Mon tralning cruise along the Atlantic s coast. The Yale unit of 60 reserve | officers wiil make the cruise which l'includes visits to Savannah, Ga Boston, Mass., Newport, R. I, and | Hampton Roads, Va. The Florida will return to New Haven on June 30. The U. it 2 a. m. to- their licenses re- does ide by the condition of these li- | 1 a commission an- H ement, commission cause for revoeation of license under section 14 of the radio act of 1927." The commission decid=1 to enforee this section against vielators rather 2 ————— ANSON A, MILLS |THE ~ HOUSEHOLD COMP City of City Court, © w Britaln, June being of e en to the defendant corp: publishing this Order in the > A newspaper y\uNKs!ed in 8 & Florida will anchor 3 s in the New Haven outer harbor to |°° OF befors June isth, 1a23, remain all dav June 16, returning | G 95 the Dennt to disembark the Yale unit of June 30, TWhile the Florida is at anchor in New Haven these two days, visit- ors with shore boats at their com- mand will be welcome on board to inspect the ship. I)Iarried Student Wins | 1927 Literary Award Missoula, Mont., June 14 (F— Mrs. Dorethy Marie Johnson Peter- kin won TUniversity of Montana 1927 Joyeca Memorial Award for her story “And One Came Back.” pub- hed in the un: v magazine “The ontier.” This prize is award- 1 each year to the graduate or un- dergraduate student who contri- B il ot vros o outy Mrs. Peterkin, who was marri her sophomore has in Troy, Mont., forests In Thich I placed her story. setting Kootenaie as SIX Onlv Woman Judge Is Renamed in Chicage ago. 14, (A—When re. and demec s of Chicago county met to draft a ite for nominations to hips, there was no about retention of Rartalme i vepiblican; i the y woman clected to the Touring ... Sedan et Coupe Roadster Thine Touring lommq \pmt Touring, 7 pass. ... Sedan, 5 pass. Roadster Brougham of Cook county stant to the ju- for 10 more, she circuit judge in 1923, exclusively fn the Public for 16 venile court was elected H‘r work is venile court !()laf A, Petel&on Ho&t 51| To Building Commission Members of the building commis- sion wera the guests of Plumbing Inspector Olat A. Peterson at his | cottage at Lake Pocotopaug last evening. commission | rested the | apparent | “Any proved and wiltal failure to | ‘will be decmed by the | | ENGINEERING | NY Mills | We are always HUPMOBILE BARTFORD AVE, I than to impose the other penalties [ provided by law. It was said today | that a namber of the stations which 1 liotied new frequency ‘Mably would he unable to wtly within the :J’ocations.” wayes | keep = | i | Hayes Receives Degl ee Numbered among 174 members of the graduating class of Lehigh uni versity who reeeived their diplo { today at the Pennsylvania institution John . Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael I, street, this city. took place in the Packer Memorial | chapel. One other Connecticut man I received his bachelor of arts degree ! with the local youth, N. K. Shein- | ficld of New Haven ! Hayes starred in three years of | football at Lehizgh, was a member of the swimming team and was captain of the 1927 baseball team. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and Vincent Hayes at- tended the graduation exercises. REAL FSTATE SALES L. L. Redick has sold eleven lots Newington center to C. O. John- son. Matilda Peterson has sold proper- |ty on Austin street to Michelina M ', 0. Johnson of Hartford has sold | a one family residence in West Hart- ford to L. L. Redick. All sales were made through the | real estate offices of Carlson & Carlson. SHOWERED R < held last evening at home of Mrs. Willlam Ramm, Mill street in honor of Marie coge, daughter of Rev. and Mri Theodore Steege, who, on June 24, ! will become the bride of Rev. Walter | E. Schwolert of Bayside, L. I. ! Y. There were 14 guests present |and the bride received many beau- | tiful gifts in glassware and oths | articles. The table was prettily dec- orated in yellow and white and a| | buffet luncheon was served. the Rallroads of the United States use 125,000,000 new wood ties eve! ! year. Announcing— RECENT PRICE LIST F. O. B. And Our Unusually Fine Show Room Display of Hupmobile Sixes and Eights In Conjunction With the glad to Roadster Coupe ... Coach ... Sedan Touring Coupe Coach Roadster, Sedan ... Landau out of I | Pickford Reaches Paris i At Lehigh University | Wil Rogers, Hayes of Murray o e i The presentation of the diplomas ' lillness was complicate | Mayor of Beverly H ASCOT STAKES ARE RN IN ENGLAN Dake of Buckingham Wins First Event—0ther Races 4 June 14 (A—W. Cazalet's Duke of Buckingham, by Buchan out of Silver Bullet, won the Ascot stakes handicap for three- vear-olds and upwards, opening fea- | ture of Ascot week, here toda Lady Ludlow's Incitat 11 was second and Mrs. 8. L. Whitelaw’s Castle Derg was third in the field of cighteen. The stakes are of 20 sov- ereigns each, with 2,000 sovercigns | added Duke of Buckingham, which start- ed at odds of 11 to 2, won by three lengths,while a head parated In- citatus II at 100 to and Castle Der 25 to 1. ¥. W. Horlock's Adicu, by Argos ame French, won the gold rom a field of 16. Lord Dur- | am's DBeam was sccond the 1 Khan's Mario third, The gold vase. given by the Kin as a value of 230 sovere and | < with it 1,000 sovireigns and ot, Eng. M to & while three Adicu. a long shot at won by four leng lengths separat m at 5 to 1 and Mario at 7 to 1. Lone Knight riding under the colors of Mrs. Ann Murdock Powers, formerly well kn on the stage as Ann Mur- as unplaced, although piloted amous jockey, Steve Don- | 100 by the Powers. according to the Daily Express only vesterday bought from Lady Torrington a half inte est in Lone Knight which was much favored for the recent Derby. o purchased the filly Today was her debut as an race horse owner. active | To Get “Friendly Divorce” Cherbon rance, June 14 (UP) —Jack Pickford, younger brother 0\" ry, arrived today to obtain a “friendly” divoree from Marilyn Miller, musical comedy star. Disembarking f 1 the Cunard liner, Berengaria, Plckford left for aying he would “arrange the formalities for a friendly divorce.” ROGERS ICK ls in Bed With | Nervous Indigestion Beverly Hills, Calif., June 14 lT"A movie comedian and | mayor of Beverly Hills was confined | to his bed today suffering from what was described as an attack of nerve ous indigestion. 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