New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1927, Page 11

2Q 20, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DE Cl..\IBI R _ IMPORTANT RULING ON CONPENSATION Widow of Heat Prostration Victim Gets Award (P Mrs widow Lwarded Dec. 28 rfl was Bridgeport, Anna M. Costello of of Dominie Costello, compensation for rate of $10.92 per week death of her hus by Compen- sation Commissic Edward Buckingham today ment ¢ result of heart failure brought on by The as the lieved to I heat prostrati given today marked that full compensa- been given in 156 in 1 wward first time tion 1 prosiration « ostello was stri 7 while throw road. The the heat of the the probably art failure, Printer Gets Award Leo Skidd, 16, an employe Norwalk hour, ¥ o tion of $7.5 s cver e o “o1pe Skidd, o pre ~d that printe od s clothing h 10 his hody and caused a rash whi 3 him from working ch saturat prevent commissioner dismissed for 1 or jurisdiction the Robert (. Bishop, son of Art Bishop, of South Norwalk, the New York, New Haven iartford railroad. action was mother, Anna divorced, Rishop was smployved master at the South Norwalk stat nd on the evening of July 14, 1 while sitting on the platform resting from his work, was killed. His work jeing of an interstate the -ommissioner Tield that the claim ould mot be passed upon by him ie ther dismissed it. would have fo pre- to the federal claims partment if she wi. s effort to recover damages for her claim of ur 17 inst and hrought by the TS Bishop who s fore to continu Hammer and Pifitol Used Hamilton, Ont., Dec. 28 (A —— A workman armed with a hammer and taxi company manager with a. pls- tol yesterday thwarted the cfforts of robbers to loot the King strect w1 Sanford avenue branch of the anadian Bank of Comm robbers had taken containing nearly and wers ing the building when Ierb taxt company’s manager, Whe heard the report of a pistol shot, ran into the strect armed with is office pistol. During an exch shots two of the robbars escaped. As Smith covered the thir who was carrying the money, Joc Wool- €y, & the over the head and knocked him un- conscious, At the hospital it was sald fhat the conditton of the injured 1 whom police believe to b Tohnston, of Toronto, rious. the had robber was not s Former Folsom Convict Blamed for Kidnaping | Oakland, Calif., Dec. 28 (U'P)— Pacific coast police scarched today for @ former Folsom convict and a 11.year-old girl he was allezed to have kidnaped. The former convict, Robert Me- lelland, 27, and the girl, Wilhemina Fvelyn Smith, disappeared last Sun- day. A description of the man ured the girl away from her } by promising to take her wealthy mother” in I Wits vired to all police Pacific coast. The girl's ather was glven a check for nd promised employment by idnaper. 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Officers slopt and ate in the main whin, control room ip is operated, T1 off the “catwalk i of the envel- some of i back of hich (1 rew has quar of {he ship, At one end of vak by name the most lis galley is 1l it popular a tiny cabin the cook and Is prot man room, 7 by Canton in the | T I Newport, ar.” Tood Always Ready ina ¥ on the all wery Tigibl. rematned on wateh Not comt S did not srn vith the ope I pro s0p "o i o rad £ participa o roo in men on Duty re on duty d in a short trick ~having had such Copying ations at Arling- and telling When not were tion cal hem in with win or wheel Nothing May Be Dropped WAL STREET SUPPORTS PHILANTHROPIC WORK Anwerican Fonndztlons © Billion Dollars Invested in New York Stock Markets. 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Ihese lar; Duke the Kre other ns the endow fation, ind re arti- bond | deg or prevailis As nstitutions s, 0t is point not riy A out, thes to hold, in the hing founda- and act market tions bhuy honds ing facto Reports Dog Was Set On 7-Year-Old Child An investigation under way | tollay, following receipt of a com- plaint by Policeman William ( |.n.x’ from Mrs. Salvatore Carmody st was or 30 Gold onto M old L bite Falla Jer- | not 1he mat | do;:} | seven year hild su¥ere according to Mrs. Officer O'Mara called at the iska Bome but the boy there, Mis mother denied dog is owncd ter is being looked into by the warden. that GOING SOUTH WITH FLI John Owens, whose home Y., and Anthony Ferriole of 25 Maple Hill avenue, hoth uf‘ whom are in the United States navy, | wre <pending a short visit the il Charles J. Orsie of Ber- | also on furlough at his home. | three men are stationed at the . I, training school and will sail with the fleet for Guant namo early in January is in| ter's home, lin i and | | will b | Lingering. P[AINV" LE NEWS TAKES UP DUTIES HERE (Continued from T Sessions Clock g7 Lo ) 117 1 N 84 14 Plainyill 451 Casti N e 481 Watch Night Se nnual Wateh Nij Plainville M chureh will turday night along 1 18 in years, when it and inspira- r will begin at in charge past engoyable regular prayer held tomorrow Engagement and Mrs. A Announocd Gnazzo o1 Iy lived in Pl prowin t Main s M ed to 1 brought by Monsees was nion pl Attorneys will of law rendere Mol American Capital Makes L:ru Loans \hrmul e I ROTARY A special held b wher INSTALLATION norro ¢ William H. Al- 1 vice-president into office. Orvil president, oy W York HER new inducte 5 ker, retiri ocis {0 remove in a few days. to N TO DISCUSS CHINA | Lenz, v rofor Assoc the national Y. 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