New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1927, Page 22

22 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, City Items Elks' frolic Sunday even uary 1, 1928, at Elks' club. Concert from 9 to 10. Dinner and entertain ment, 10 to 12. Dancing from 12 '3 a. m. For reservations call 4565 or 2340.—advt The men's Pe HILL JURY LIKELY | TOBE COMPLETED [1linois Yomh on Trial for Slaying Mother g, Jan- quarterly ) (UP)—Com 1 of a jury murder | we probable to- for Janua d until January holidays, and will he regular hour and at §t. Jo Clifford C. Olson, a ra 1 DR in this city. rs wil o man is spendi Offic ing of the Painters' 1 2 8 0'c hall on Mair lock at Painters street. WANTS MAN KILLED Mother of Murdered Girl Wants Slayer Electrocuted and Her Hus- band to Witness the Death. Woodbury, N. J.. Dec. 30 is my wish that George Y “lectrocuted i that my ctrocution,” "1t husha vitness the e said Mrs Louise old Rose Sario, who was murdercd m October 2 by Yarrow and for which erime he is to life, during the week of Mrs. Barlo’s remark was ma: day after a night's deliberation, over a plea brought to her b of Yarrow vesterday. Mrs. came to Woodbury to heg Mrs, § lo to ask Governor Moore at Trenton to commute Yarow's sentence to life imprisonment for the sake of Yar- row's four year old daughter. “I told Mrs, Yarrow to come back for her answer,” Mrs. Sarlo sald. “I pondered over her request all night. Then T made up my mind. The electric chair is where Yarrow belongs. “He ghowed no mercy my daughter and 1 could show no mercy on and defense, and e | cor him." fiers had proceeded | med likely the | would be sworn in | He was James| a farmer. | Hin lio and Presides at 1T (helow) Judge | rial for ition of Lloyd (.eon?zeibaughler Plans to Enter Politics Lisbon, Dec. 30 (P—DMiss Megan Although Hill's counsel won only | Lloyd George, who s visiting in legal skirmishes el Lisbon en route to Brazil with h to file an additional | father, the former premier, to s witnesses, Miss Alice d that she expected to stand for was one of those | parliament at the next elections. in the state's list. Hill's| “I shall be elected member of par ccutor of his mother’s | liament for rnarvon whe b o of his attorneys were | father initiated his political ca | she gaid. | that it see men hts orced 1l e st of sawyer, uned ther, will his fiancee BILLY TO WED ) (UP)—William better known as who remember him Polite Super nnfé;l;lé}lt Given Sharp Rebuke Dec. 30 (P—Superinten- el H. Crowley's natural | clination to gallaniry almost cost iim a slap from a pretty girl. It| ppened on crowded Remont street. She dropped a package and Crow- ¥ rapped on the window of his au- omobile to attract her attention. « ignored him. The more strefu- : nod the higher went stopped his car and r. But n she clenched liminutive fist, the superintendent e it was time to qnit. have but she’l “BI Now York, D Hanford Edwarc Big Rill to those as one of Princeton’s greatest foot ball stars, has obtained his marriag: license. Announcement of the was made atiy The will he r.\\ll‘ll]l school tes engagemer Norma her. bride RAILWAY OP Tokvo, Dec her lost | | have | ing. Running one y the {miles underground, rn of the and s earthquakes. 1t v terminus at 1 quarters York said to b o “no Ladies’ T. A. & B. Society | et Has \mmal lulectmn Mary's A & L !'m\n\): be- Rev. Wal Mrs. Rose Ho. Mrs. Mury retary, Miss Miss s0- L . of- LINERS DELAYED New York, Dec. 30 (P—A blanket fog covered the harbor ng ferry commuters and hold z liners anchor at guarantine. The coastwi: mer Dominico ww reported foghound off Atlantic High iaids, and the Edison, of the Gr was held up off Ambrose light- today ste fo; mistress- Ringrose linow- Lyneh Heery YOUTHS HOLDU rovidence, R. L, vo youths up John Kovarkian tore at 49 Pridg of them hit , in his gro am strect to. Kovar \ serions : caped with $46. Detroit Auto Drivers I)n\c in “Slow \luhm\ HATCH ST. AT of City ACCEPTATCE OF Works, fn Reom it he i 2% on the proposed tking of lanc from Stanley stre 1o be DOSES es ther 1 per ed to be f they PUBLIC WOR son, BOARD OF Limited Limited Number Time 295 NO INTERES TERMS LOW AS ...00 WEEKLY Gibbs Piano Co. 121 CHURCH STREET to, City Advertisement EUROPE ENJOYS MILDER WEATHER .. Mercury Rises fo Higher Alti- rou iR irrow be | rlo, mother of sixteen vear | 11 Ridgefield Threat and Succumbs | Pasqual died in the Dant dini pita fro; throat en actii cutting t di flaor. serving C hncazn Ddll\ Raise Price of P(_lpcr Daily Ne nd su to thre it s e level o with buras tire d WOMAN SUFFERS FOR TOWN Thomaston, Me canse $2.150 or Jate the state sup Starrett Mrs, T r n PUBLIC Troy \eDern hutton mder 1} azo DEC EMBER 30, 1927. tudes in England at midnight NEW BRITAIN CLUB ELECTS Spear President for See- rm—Other Oflicers Same As Last Year—New Directors. - Washington, Penn,, Girl Stain Outside Gity ted pres Britain ciub at its cond term in this post. Other of- Al reclections hingte Penn., Dee R. W. Poteet resi- The half Body H.¥ Washingt rs chosen, being it 3 “- Youn of on in the eye, was found ir H. Schil- ety today for thre lus of & girl p cut limi tors ar it the in ter raging i s to the nding London onrne .\Iafi 1 rts 30 (B 14 ry, Dec 1 her m a seif Bedini a 1o ed one of sclosing Bedini fall Bedini was an ex-se in the World 0 (P ws will ineres hurhan priee « @ copy on Janu announc pre and ne onvin spap lahor stable { paper, present nt economic i fi visis frly readjust en to o about 1¢ pla this town failed to property damuge ay hushand and court, \ttached ouis Creighton t t thie s the law iy property mits, wheth 20 (UP) nted N, noit whict he dr d his razor ash in his s made by the two 1 in the room, the rays of a fla vews to from two cents nt highe a ind perman- upon which i its price © hospit body. at $3,000 80 (P13 igating the I Miss Young n th . employ ized host with lary Washington conciuded to GIRL MURDERED; = ! sylvester Young. She six is survived hy rents, brothers and nin body Was remov uty Coroner : ito] r Miss Young Fred Drev arrested was fount in his home the body wa police placed him wonted, T didn veral hours was found 15 e “bed where the Drew aft body Found mder rost st Drew, giant"—six feet tall 180 pounds, had ks on girls, ¥ added that D for his mov today black K stocking. and w en suspeet forehead over < wire arrangiy inds in v effort murderer’s 1 from t Yo spot wher girls atiend This is 11 til the b morning by H TAYT l}fl\ TRIE‘ Weather Causes Her Remain in St. Louis Bad 1o Detroit Low prices and low are common. gives you the very qualit sible pric You better at Kolodne; ctual works in the the victim's ody wiw Domin The only president besides Wish- izton te be elected without opposi- was James Monro lass father QUALITY PRODUCTS quality Kolodney highest at the lowest po~ n do alway s rugs, S THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alptab Hurt Shaking Rugs, Succumbs at Hospital S " was injur lis mia, D ~Jumes Kr 1in lodging Main street Monday o d in shaking iriffin hospital noon. 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