New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 15

LN I N I N NS | N A N | S ] = ] S | S e e e [N A i o BRISTOL NEWS 30,000 BOOTLEG - LIQUOR SEIZED ORCED TO MARRY, INVOLVES POLICE thorities Misrepresented Girl | lal to the Herald) Nov. 19, — Testifying forced Into a marriage vith Irene Ciotti, 20, by the Bristol volice, Walter P. Milewski, 21, of Iast Road, Bristol, appeared before Judge Newell Jennings in the su- verior court yesterday and through lis attorney, Judge Willlam J. Ma- lone, asked that the marriage bonds ve dissolyed According to Milewski's testimony, lie was arrested by Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy of the Bristol police department following a courtship with the Ciottl girl and taken before Chief Ernest T. Belden. He alleged that he was forced to marry the girl on January 28 1927, on their rep- resentation that the girl was in 1l heaith. Milewski also testified that be and his mother opposed the mar- riage and when advised that the girl was of good character, he finally coneented to have the knot tied. According to Milewskl, his tron- bles began the next day when his wife was arrested while with him in » New Haven hotel and returned to Long Lane Farm, Middletown, he was wanted for parolr institution in 1922 and paroled in 1425, this information being furnish- cd the court by Miriam Taylor, parole officer of Long Lane Farm. Chict Ernest T. Belden, when call- ed to the stand by Judge Malono stated that he had understood that Hartford, hat he w where violation of the girl had been in the institution | but that she had been releascd, Iatter information being by the girl's sister. Chief Belden al- #0 stafed that he believed the girl had wanted to marry simply to es- cape heing returned to the farm and that an injustice had been done to Milewski. the furnished Caroline De F. Penninan, supecr- intendent of Long Lane Farm, in a Jetter to Judge William J. Malons, eriticized the Bristol officers for bringing about an undesirable mar- riafge and this letter was handed to Judge Jennings by the defense coun= [N Judge Jenning: reserved decision “British” Is Barred From Soap Advertising Washington, Nov. 19 (#—Use of the word “British” to describe bath She was committed to the | | READ HERALD United States has been prohibited by the federal trade commission in an order issued aga Soap company, nst the incorporated, Carlton of Ne York. The commission considers the | use of the word “British” in describ- ‘lnx soaps manufactured in this coun- Bristol Youth Says Bristol Au-| " s misleading adverti ng. BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Beven) will attend. The room tily decorated and spe b arded for the v Frank will be th The Parent-Teacher meeting will be held next Tuesday evening at § o'clock at the Hubbard schos Tt {e quested that the school children n ay from the meetin rooni is not large enou - commodate both adults and childrer. The pupils of the Sth grade will fur- nish the entertainment program, Cortland Read is spending the week-end as the guest of his grand- mother in West Cromwell. The state highway department is putting route signs at the junction of the roads ahout town. Several signs have been placed at the inter- section on Worthington ridge. The Mattabesett has resumed fits natural level following a sudden rise as the result of Thursday night's heavy rain. Arrange for Public Military Ceremonies Washington, Nov. 19 (A—Instruc- tions have been issued by the war department to all corps com manders to arrange for public mili- tary ceremonies in parks or other places in cities within easy reach of military posts. This action has been taken in the belief that such ceremonies as guatd mounting, parades, and reviews will do much to stimulate the Intercst of the public and also aid in el the standards and troops will be pret al prizes wil st Mrs. John stess. arca ating morale of th Procter 7:;;1(71777(12‘1‘mblc Company in Purchase St. Louis, () Vov. 19 Zotin- tions have en completed whereby the Procter and Gamble company will purcl the William Waltke and company, St Louis sonp man- facturing concern in a deal fnvolv- ing $8,000,000 or more. he Waltke plant here covers ten s of ground and grew from w small factory in a dwelling house in 1598, ,ln\ifill 1D ADS BURRITT HOT) WE BELIEVE city and are BURRITT HOSPITAL BRIDGE for benefit CITIZEN’S FREE BED FUND Afternoon and Evening, DECEMBER Who Deposits Your Money ? L— 2:30 and 8 3RD in the institutions of our glad to use this space for this lar benefit. particu- | HOSPITAL BRIDGE for benefit CITIZEN'S FREE BED FUND HOTEL— Afternoon and Evening—2:30 and 8 DECEMBER .3RD You? (Continued from Pagc Seven) the final bout against It NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Taylor of SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1927. Wall Street Briefs — e | American Ehip & Lomm"r"o | Corporation had net loss of $1,286,- 1609 for the first nine months this Terryville. Taylor, who looked ten f o ; v Taylor, wh 2 . | year against net loss of $850,349 in was knocked through the ropes in i the second round and upon the rec- in Wayl d M A5 £ ommendation of Judge Willam J. 10 Waylana, Mass. CommetelatitalueaiinithiegUnitan States this week are put at 442 by Malone, who was at the ringside, the | W e e i bout was stopped on account of the At A0, AR 1S 32 diserepancy in the weights. Taylor | Wayland. Mass, Nov. 13 (UP)— | exhibited to continue Johnny “Red” Sahno of Forest- agents who ralded the estate of | ville, who was booked to appose Rol- | George Kemp here today. | land, refused to enter ring and | Two motor trucks which arrived P drew for :muf]f a with alcohol during the raid also ! S GRS, A s pension from the A. | were seize Efficient service AU Joseph Brusso and John Di Rocco, red pharmacists of over ' al of Mrs. Frank Towle bhoth of Boston, were arrested. yeeralexperian ral of Mrs, Frani Towle, The raiding party eelzed an elab- it i t her home on orate redistilling plant with a ca-| i s e tville early pacity of 1,500 gallons, 500 gallons | S b it nished product, 6 to 7,000 1 e late zallons of denatured alcohol, and; : 2 e LE R A Rev At il for li be quiz Asbury ! L wo automobi | A Shee William wvis, Jr., will conduct | gccording fo federal authorities,! 15, L Crowellts the services and burial will be in the Forestyille Services This here will b o’clock this eveni church in 1 Funeral of Rose ( The funeral of n of o'clock toniorrow ph's chure cased, . (i burial Thomas’ cemeter Autos Collide Automobil owned by Hattman of 72 Mills str his gameness by Ey i ‘ecelia ss Rose ( Jacobs street were eld at 9 wanting Holiday liquor valued at $50,000 at bootles prices was seized by federal operators of the still had used a dog week before and 457 a year ago. City Items camoutlage. The redistil- | i [0) nenlo i ok was discovered in a barn Ina returned. trom 30 mp estate on state road Toseplt's i Overcoat—$22.90. The material seized was trans- | McCabe. 49 Wainut st 454— Quinn rted to Boston adst. celia "~ pederal prohibition agents de-i A. M. Deardsley of Belvidere has who died taid as one of the big. been ill for a weelk with influen Massachusetts in recent | at the old Burlingame home in at Bt ! | ersville, 1 11 ard P. e | in of the | ™ mass | 5 and 6t 15 st A Deaths Harry and C. CITY GOVERNMENT Albertelli of ¢ | dly [ 1 at 7 o'clock Salvator 40, of 18| It a collision Prank at his home | West and M low his morr He is survived e taTorma ot wife and a sou, John. Me| Policeman nt of New Britain for l d' l' F'd T Thl’d ho investigated the ars. the cunerat witt ve | [I0IANAPONS FIDAS 1WO-1DITAS « “U 1 driven out of St Ma church on| ' . o e o e o e amowneed s 0f Gouncil Indicted he struck Hattman's ] t over. Neither driver Fees Dt Mrs. John T. Moore b wie napol nd., Nov. 19 (UD) were ordered fo report 0 Seer s 5 .“_,wl‘,f,”}v ittorney on 1. a real estate dealer, formerly | o505 come of which have resulted Y i In this city, died Thursday’s j pign officials recciving prison Sails for Ungland New York City. Funcral| ooy eees, this city today faced its ] Selms of 73 Race street '”,'“! i e | most. unic overnmental situation, ; e Yor 2 B Wl ein o ANy vl ftself governed by a city w York today on the LAt 1t found i governed by y : s i G - Moore's home before her mar< | ;o oo thirds of whose mer for a visit fo Bngland. He ex P bers are under indictment of crim Rl | inal charges. cfs to he gone a vear jinal ¢ i ) Vaneral of William H. Tober The total of indictad councilmen was brou The fu ral of William 11. T ey ”“H'.Vl = [] v‘\ : :;“‘A(,‘”d nans e muat on el Funerals arlors of James Dunn on West | quartet of conncil members agreed S ngements were in =" ! to use their influence to prevent ini- \'\' \ nyr) *'-‘wv‘vu‘ A o was ¥rank Paul, Sr. | peachment of former Mayor John L. charge of G. A. Hadsell Camp, { meral services for Frank Panl, | Duvall and “received between $100 rember. Rev. William F. Davis, pas- | Sr., died almost immediate 3 3900 anchll for their sarvic for of the Asbury Methodist ehurch, after being stricken with a cerebr Your councilmen were already toF or thie Aehry " ‘| ‘fl- cerviees | hemorrhage at his home, 140 Green- | der indictment, charged with “spe- Forestullle, Ao metiny. | wood street, yesterday will be held | cial zoning favors.” B e fintol raperts | Monday morning at 3:30 oclock at{ he new bills named Claude N. Parchases otel Vroperty o (0 otelotk At SE | Se s Tav i eeiden B D WA st T i Peter's ch rial will be 30 Lpgqg, Walter R Dorsett and Boyn- e rd "whwlhj fea where- St Mary's cemeters. ton J. Moore. Dorsett and Moore Jany, yesterday closed a deal where Y o “acquired the old N Side Y [with two others wero alrcady un- hotel property at the corner of Mrs. Anne T, Dawson der Hetnen on o zoning North and l'ederal strests. The sale | The funeral of Mrs. Anne T. Daw- | charges. brice was believed to be approxi- son, widow of James L. Dawson, The indictments were returned tal 000. Mr. F has not who died Thursday at her home, 620 { after Duvall and his secretary had .\y:\(‘v‘q-‘m ed as yet what use will be 'Stanley street, was held t morn- | appeared M:Ul» the ';V’I’H‘i i !;\. nade of the property, although all [ing S(. Joseph's church, Whe Duvall was finally ousted A\fl.}]\ 1 roomers have rcceived motices to @ solemn high mass of requiem ack appointed (o succeeed vacate lebrated at 9 o'clock. To Play Meriden Team Keane acted as celebrant, J bills brought the total re- The South Fnds of Meriden will | V. Grikis as deacon, and Rev. J. % against city angd statc of- tnish the opposition for the West Donohue as sub-deacon (s “\"l xv‘nr‘\]r'\‘ “'\ he game is scheduled the church, Miss Taura V. Farrell [ing nody has | preferred ch N «:'\ at 2:30. Tommy Monahan Sang “Some Sweet Day." Burial Was | guinst Governor T Jackson, and ”H’ i bick Odlum will um- i1 Mount St Benedict cemetery. | heso charges are to come up for T carpentor will ho head. | Hartford, where Rev. Fr. Donohuc|a prefimi SEal DIESdnos CE tueted the committal sery N Rl O T vatl ol linesman. o o £ o pall hearers Wer cited his ald but he denied receiv dze Accident v = c S t p; !"\! r"v‘xlx‘vtim M. Alley |Grath, John J. Smith, Harr "ing any money. The other indicte : o $ S0 ‘ Douglas P en Thomas " men refused to comment of Main strect Joseph M. ured in a collision cvening near the Soldiers’ monument Plymouth a Donovan of this city at § o'clock last nd J Russell Nearing. Mary Fesiak fig | and Mrs, NEWINGTON FIRE DEPT. | of Mrs. Mary Fesiak, | en the Memorial Boulevard. Botl Jursday at New riain | JSKG TO BE TAKEN OVER ehird wera badly aged and 11 \spital after an illness of | Tomplins, and her young v hours, this | brother codore, who were riding i uying from her home Erwil) cpairman of Center District Fx- in Alley . were slightly injured. at 8:20 o'clock and from the After receiving medical attention | oo Chureh 8 o'clock \| presses Opinion Tax Burden i o Wble to proceed o their oot of requiem was celebrated ; ‘Iy)mrw Both o e s :,:L,',,? pastor, R v Tiennis i Would Welgh Heavily aged ck Burial was in the Ukrai ington, Nov. 10.—A meeting | According to information fur-{copetery. The pall bearers the Newington volunteer fire de- nished the police, Alley was driv- Njek Reck, Mike Sheri, John Wal o e |ing easterly along the Boulcvard geve Yawin, Wasel Karbonick and At the town hall accomplishe while Judge Donovan was proceed- | \fike Kotek ing down Mcllon street at the tim . Alley's of the accide | turned over by the impact | prosceuting \ | | |t Both drive torney nd the will [y, matter HITS DAD WITH PLATE appeared hefore this 1 settled civ car W mor! UNDERTAKER Phone 1625-2. little in the way of definite action al- hough the oclock. 40 members of the deps Iment who werepresent voted to pe- tition the Center fire district to hold special meeting and to vote on the | projeet of buyin nical, 11,000 feet of hos erection of meeting lasted from 7 to nd th Opposite St Mary's_Ch |a suitable firc house. The commit- Harrishure, Nov. 19 (U1) —Ches- || Residence 13 Sanumer St } i .-“““‘;]llfrlmli e (:lr_k:w':v‘;;m‘.; m- Youn is in jail today AWAItINg | M e e | ':x\m‘r:“»l 5 e O Wi 5 ey <1 E Charles B. Russell. Lo e wh} JUST ARRIVED G s rE fire nEnlis “”l‘\"t‘ !l h‘\\;(“l\ mfi' ipn‘e“t, Of ! district is opposed to taxi T e GOLDFISH fents i the dtrict Too e : 3 ; | he feels that the transferring of t | to a hospital, where three stitches BOLLERER,S 1 s closed the wound; ar taken to jail i the N | 1V AD HERALD CLASSIVIED ADS son was POSY SHOP w. St Prof. The |rh:l‘ ph Florist of New Bldg. Tel Britail Or the man you spend it with? Get a Recording Savings Bank Today Bumitt Mutual Savings Bank 46 | department to the dis! be fair Lo the | stood that a meting of the +{ will be held within the next 10 | This action is the result of the re ! fusal of the finance board to a t would not idents, It is under prove the ent, benefit bridge afternoon by L club of Maple Hill Mr | Latham on Theodore ven yes- Woman's homes of Mrs, J. H. strect. There ge attendance, Mrs. Hubert isted by Mrs. Latham, Mrs. well and Mrs. William 1 the at the . J. Hubert and Al- MecIntosh in I;a}{dillg Injures Spectators Wi Poland, Nov 19 Pr— Capt. R. H. McIntosh and Bert Hinkler, who attempted non- stop flight to India, landed at Bialokrynica in the district of Por shajee and then vesuming their i flight were forced down yesterday afternoon Meczana, sonth of Cra- cow, it was learned foduy. Two spectators were injured. Ons of the planc’s wings was broken and the machine | that it was impossible |the spot. The leave it in the ¢ there. MclIntosh and Hinkler then went {to Lwow, also known as Lemberg, land visited the British consul. They "later left for London was o badly damaged o repair it on irmen decided to > of military forces | New High Since 1914 MOTORS FEATURE | STOCK OPERATION Sherling Exchange Establishes | New York, Nov. 19 (P—Renewal of bullish demonstrations {n the mo- | tors marked the firm opening of to- day's stock market. The first sale | of Hupp Motors was a block of 10,- 000 shares at 28 1-2, up 1-4, and a | new high record. Packard Motors, | Montgomery Warc Loose Wiles Biscuit ulso attained new peak | pric Missouri Pacific preferred, | with a loss of 1 point was one of t Buying operations hroadened as demand automo- ever, i ¥, Tobacco and food shares. Becchnut Packing and Mo- tor Moter A were among the early leaders, with gains o about 2 points ea Accessory shares were bon n’ anticipation of valuable Ford con- tracts, and the reported develop- ment of new d The tobaccos apparently wer trade which is expe records this year g holi ed to br 1 Coppers in reflect demand 1so ia firm ton: ion of the improved export Foreign excha 2d by the establ &e trading was f shment of a 1914 by sterling « Lills being quoted at [tu L since nd dem, PUTNAM & CO, Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN TEL 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW TELEPHONE 2.1141 We offer Alabama Power Co. Preferred Price on Application. 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Hart, Mgr. 5405, We Offer: Guaranty Trust Company of New York Fuller, Richter, Aldrlch & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDIN NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Joseph M. Halloran Tel. 1253 Harold C. Mott We Offer: Commercial Trust Co. Stock e Conn. oral 1710 75 £ i v\h:ymynjmulrln‘; Stocks, vealing that evidence against the Am Hosicry . 20 25 grand jury action was false. Beaton & Ca ‘».l . a0 , — e i lEA[i”E Popellers l\ot Blamed Billings & Spencer com 3 . rpfd - 5| pomlaei s For Decay to Building 1 Colt's istol Drass v a2 Arm Tock Fafnir Bearing Co . 115 ‘ Hart & Cooley - Landers, 85| B Machine 21 " pfd \.'= Rotivities and Finances Under - ¢ th; sponsible the plaintift failed to the defendant was re- for the alleged damage to wid waste of a building at the cor- ner of Broad and High street Ju Newell Jennings of the ® perior court has rendered a deci- Investigation 21 itk = Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 13 (A oy 1or Walter Popellers in an ac- Niles-I3c-Pond com rand jury inquiry into the activi- o ror $2.000 brought by Mary North & Judd and finances of the ( Wisk. Lawrence J. Golon repre- b A l.eague of Pittsburgh and AUCghCNY | yoq the defendant, and Willlam Russell Mfg Co. ounty, whose former director, Wil- "¢ 8 O e e coville Mig Co . fam L. Ki m‘lh"\yml yoster- | 10 Standard Screw iy for conspir 1o obtain fa ‘:Ilj ‘\r ]\\'myb indictments, ] to he asked today by The plaintiff brought the action nley Works pfd - james M. Clark, Pittshurgh's direc. agiinst Popellers claiming that he Torrington Co com .... S4 S& tor of public safety. Clark announc- lad damaged and wasted a build- Union Mfg Co ... 22 26 ed he would confer with District At ing which he had leased as a gaso- Public Utilities Stocks, torney Samuel H. Fardner and re- line ion. She further alleged Conn. Elec Servieo . 22 quest inimediate action. that, as a result, it was condemned Conn Lt & Pow pfd . 15 True Dills were returned against by the city, The defendant proved ilfd Flec Light 9 King and two of his former investi- the building was condemned N B Gas ators, Abraham Weinberg and Sol ause of internal weakness and Southern N Rosenl both of New York city, the action of the weather. fter the jury had ignored 33 cases i ¥ TREASURY BALANCH brought by the league through King mOWED CAR IN COLLISION Treasury Balance, £497,681,503. against leged law violators. Supernumerary Office Lovines Sesias = A certified copy of the indictments |, o VEETREREERE T T S AL, l“alhcl' ‘v .t.\' Lcop()|d w:wi King's ;vl\uxnm».qn.h \\.’?\‘ ,~»v\'v'l 1o Shesky of arns street, Bris- . . Des Moines, inaccordance with & o) \ug towing an automobile owned On His 23rd Birthday reauest for the arrest of the ex-di- 1y B8 RS 0 Kensington Joliet, 11, Nov. 19 () — Nathan | rector. Copies also were sent to New about 5 o'clock last evening, the 1. Leopold, Jr., now serving a lite | York with similar requests, Perretta car struck a car owned by sentence in state prison for the| King left Pittsburgh several days | rank Johnson of 366 South Main slaying of Boabhy ranks, was . saying Des Moines was his in- gy reet, which was parked in front of vears old today The annlversary | tended destination and that he ex- | jonpson's home. The Perretta ear was the occasion of a visit from his | peeted to resume the practice of 1aw |a1so strue’: a red lantern which had | tuther, han Leopold, Sr there. He departed shortly after re- (heen placed nearby as a warning