New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1927, Page 11

Second Section GIRL ASKS 15000 " FOR CRASH HURTS (Club Hostess Brings Suit Against New Britain Man | Claiming injuries as the result of | an automoblle accident in which | she was severely injured, suit for $15,000 damages has been brought | by Alice Graboski of Hartford, | through Attorney Noble E. Pierce, | against Clesson W. Parker of this city. Constable Fred Winkle served | the papers. i The accident occurred at the in- | tersection of Franklin and Maple | avenues, Hartford, on the morning | of April 2 between 2 and 3 o'clock. A car owned by Parker and oper- ated by John E. Wolft collided with |old, of 168 Grove street, a bride of |double operation at the New Brit- NEW BRITAIN HERALD BRIDE OF TWO MONTHS DIES Mrs. Anna Bogdanski, Aged 28, of 168 Grove Street, Passes Away After Double Operation. Mrs. Anna Bogdanski, 28 years two months, was claimed by death this afternoon. She underwent a aln General hospital She was the wife of Frank Bogdanski. Mrs. Bogdanski was born in this city, attended the Sacred Heart school and was graduated. Surviving her are her parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Heromin Horosik, mof sisters, Miss Sophie Horosik, sten- ographer for Attorney Thomas F. McDonough, and Miss Clara Horo. sik, and a brother, Charles Horo- sik. Funeral arrangements, in charge of Stanley Borawskl, are incomplete. a machine operated by Daniel F. Leary and the plaintiff, who was an occupant of the machine, was in- jured. Three suits have already been Personals NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1927. Priest Sends $50 Check To Fund for Firemen Chiet W. J. Noble of the fire de- partment today announced receipt of | a check for $50 from Rev, I.uC)'an! Bojnowski, pastor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Polish) church, with a letter of thanks and appreciation | of the work of the fire department at the fires a few months ago at the Polish printing plant and Polish orphanage. The check will be turn- | ed in the fire pension fund. [ GITLITZ NAMED RECEIVER In city court this morning, Judge Saxe appointed Louis Gitlitz receiv- er of Hurlburt street property, in an action brought by Mrs. Celia | Zevin as executrix of the estate of | Abriham Zevin, against Samuel | Neidetz, Eva Pickman, et al, for appointment of a receiver and fore- | losure of a mortgage on the prop- rty. Attorney Cyril F. Gaffney rep- resented the plaintiff and the action | was not contested. MOTOR V ICLE REPORT The police were notified today of the suspension of the operator’s li- censes of Leo J. Johnson, of 128 Dwight street, Daniel Dragone of 25 Dwight street, Nicola Messina of =R STORE CLOSES AT NOON \cdnesday ith great oney ornin Pages 11 to 20 STORE CLOSES AT NOON dle mlmg A SURE THING IS NO GAMBLE and Some of These Items Are Two to One Shots YOURE A WINNER, ON WHICH EVER ONE YOU PICK At Just Half Price Rick Rack Trimmed ilc fli Percale Aprons 5¢ stock of new Percale Aprons, trimmed with contrasting For Wed. Morning 213 Washington street, Bertha Ba- bula of 238 Broad street, B. Edward Bogdanskl of $1 Broad street, and the return of the license of Joseph Amazin of 179 Hartford avenue. filed against Parker by occupants | of the Leary car, the previous suits aggregating about $22,000. 3 L I The plaintiff in this latest action g:er:.nal}‘e};?; A :states the car had been secured with 2 : the full consent and approval of | .y 2ig nre aro : = - | Mr. Mrs. Max Feinstein and e T the” maenine | daushiter. Annette, are visiting Mr. T e z\ndh Mrs. Hyman Rablnow of 763 ‘| Arch street. The plaintiff was also riding in the | i g machine.. Wolft, it is alleged in the | complaint, was not a licensed driver. H(j::;' ‘s'[‘;’e;"}"‘mf}"elgnpgl;‘“:m"o'mlaf The plaintiff states that by reason .ty PO REYE Ot 8 PO of the fact that Woltt failed to blow | oy (o0 (FoETCE I TRe the horn on the car, that he was| i driving on the wrong side of the| yoo g i Mrs. of Petersburg, road, and that he was proceeding |y 'y . at ‘& igh rate of speed, the colli- | Y 18 the guest of Councilman : o g land Mrs. Clarence Maxon. Coun- s'°;‘h°"“:“f' e veq | Cilman Maxon and family have just e sets for at she recefved | roryrned from a two weeks' motor k, 2 ead, | yorie, caused by flying glass, particles of b which remained in the Wounds. | N an4 Ars Charles 3. Law and bruises and other hurts, as a result |, =i Cslpeananes f U {two sons and Miss Abbie Dawson ct being thrown from the machine ‘=0 SO0 AN e when the crash occurred. She fur-| Wil 1eave friday for a 10 days' trip ther sets forth that she was confined LD pOTG § - a88: to the hospital for two months and = i that she suffers from lame black, | M™% _"'"C““"” Hale and a0k, leadaches and dizzy spells and that | Warren; Mrs. George Loomis, Miss she will be lame and disabled for [l-aura Woodford, Miss Florence some time to come. She alleges that | Tompkins, Miss Frances Travers, she has been disfigured for life. R A oniGRRG Doy, RN ss I Kemp, Miss Ada Hitchner, and Mrs. SHOI Buy Several Tomorrow At This Very Low Price Miss Grabowski says that at the | “GIANT” time of the accident she was em- |Fred E. Miller have returned from . ployed as a hostess at the Suwanee |a 10 days’ stay at Storrs. 400 MAIN ST. club in New York city and that she — BATH TOWEI-S wwas receiving a salary of $30 a week | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Johnson together with tips, which made a to- Iand son, Willlam, of Minneapolis, = aes ) tal of about $100 a week. She al-[left for their home today after leges that, by reason of the fact that |spending two months with relatives 81x90 ey <he was absent from her place of |in this city. Mr. Johnson is a for- e LB £ o L . employment for such a length of lmer New Britain resident. PEQUOT SHEETS weight. Closely woven towel, very ab- Wed 19 sorbent. Ias attractive three stripe bor- Mor., each $1 ¥ ders in pink, gold, blue and lavender. Size Mor.,, ! 3 23x44. A 50c value. For Wednesday .. 45x36 PEQUOT e lost her position and that i 33c Mo 37 81 she has been unable to secure work Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis and Everett | elsewhere. | family, Officer Alfred Atwater and e ot {Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kent of Locust FIND STOLEN CAR MARKERS gt 00t have returned after 10 days’ | ————— v, and Sire. George Rawlings of | _ DYE FLAKE 89¢ Pure Silk JAPANESE A set of automobile markers, be-| o ationin the Catskills. 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Gotting Ahead In life is a way of saying that one has increased his capacity for serving his fellowmen, The Morse College has been getting ahead by leaps and bounds during the last ten years in particular be- cause it has successfully joined its value-proven busiress training with a life-lasting sltuation service. DEMAND EXCEEDS SUPPLY each individual student is carefully guarded from his or her enrollment to graduation and placement in | & position to which he or she fis best adapted. Should the first situation be lost for any sood reason another ls furnished. Many times better positions are given past graduates as skill and experlence are acquired. ~This last week a young man who position at an even higher salary than he had been recelving at his old situation. Once a graduate of Morse College you are entitled to position service at any time you need it. BUSINESS TRAINING REQUIRED The Morse Business Training is the result of years of study of the needs of employers and the careful education of young people to fill those needs. This training is most interesting because it is the Actual Practice | of Business Itself. It is learning by using modern business systems, com- and legal papers, office labor-saving devices and the actual doing me dutics that will be later on required in your position in busi- R. R. FARE GREATLY REDUCED Arrangements have been made with the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. so that students attending the Morse College can obtain commutation school tickets at the greatly reduced rate of $4.36 per month. This figures out to be about eight cents per trip each way daily. This arrangement makes it casy for young pcople to attend a strictly first class, dependable institu- tion, well as to » the valuable situation service of Morse College, | which places every graduate in a desirable position. 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