New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1928, Page 14

GIVES BAD CHECKS TOPAY HIS DEBTS Ex-Student Adopts Novel Way oI[ Wiping Out Bills Charged with is \ock for $15, k 1. of 44 Upson = rested 1 that city this & A4 will be arraigned in the ce court ton maornit % ged 1ng ward Kond et. Bristc 4 frauc rnoon local on 1y of last offered 4 che Harold yment for a S N. B Mag & k bearin ARG Haroid lat ta noboily Harold 1o hen Mar phed to 16 apprehen Wounded When Suit of Armor Fails, Man Dies | 4 P —County e Bim, whos ied to save t 1d ial the court- a today Witne Melim im onned a stecl with threatened Kin had arquarrel spproached the i his hand. One glanced oft and entered him with Long a veriff with 4 sun NINT Wy \ Whdomen wounding had 1on to h oh long ented to cominis for narshall o count returmng wisaner 1 1) als county caus pent hetween the offi Injured at Funeral; Suing for Damages + April 4 (P—Fe McLean, P. R. of the &t 1. C. church, was a wi oint damage actions hronght against <t Augustine by Annie L nd Eugene 1 Stratford, who sue for $2¢ and $2.000 re ectively Br Peter H \ugustine's 1oy today chureh Meter ot he plaintiffis claim fo have heen inyured attending & funeral at £t Aichacl's cemetery they stepped hole near a grave the property of church. when in mto an The unprotected cemetery Angnstine’s Three Térfilrg((;"ou'hs Held by Waterbury Police Waterbury, April 4 (M—Police {his morning sccured continuance of one day In the city court ol ¢ases against three Torrington youths pending the arrival of authorities from that city who wish to question them with regard to a criminal mat- ter. Bonds were set at $1.000. The three are Willlam Noonan, 17, of 7 Litchfield street; John Glasheen, I. of 56 Funston avenue; and Mario Mancino, 3 Willow treet, Torrington, all charged with \agrancy. Noonan is also charged vith carrying a concealed weapon. GIDDINGS CHAPTLR ELECTION The annual meeting of the Gid- iings chapter, R. A. M.. will be h omorrow evening at § o'clock. El¢ tion of officers will be held and re- porta will be made by the trustees, ceeretary and treasurer. The newly lected officers will installed I'here will also he a presentation of ‘e past master's jewel be ALWISH PASSOVER New York, April 4 (UT) ) at sundown toni colebration of the il art the Jewish Al ie | services starting ing until the o New York plan tomght and ends April GIRE HIT BY BICYCLE Wil ] of 30 West ' nocked down on her way home and suffered nose and Veee stitehe il hospital ifier | soning e = Do mafRr 80U YOUNG Keeps Her Marriage To Pianist Secret 4 Years S, )y Short, 21 vear-old piano student, ! whoe anneunced the other day that she had heen married for four vears to Josef Hofmann (inset,) the pianist. The couple have a son, Anton, two and a half vears old. Miss Short is the musician's second wife, and is 31 vears his junior. The first Mrs. Hofmann was 10 vears old than her husband. Last romance started when Miss Short and Hofmann met at a musicale. 1/ think we both fell in love on the spot,” <he explained. Here is the heautiful Bett Northampton Man Held American Chain Company For Death of Drinker Buys Plant in Ohio Mass.. April 4 (P April 4 UP—The W. Coutes from woord trol and Daniel A. Fen mnonneed the o of tobacco dealer, today e the grand Inc Northampton the o seohiol i hoists held of man poi Jocal for ces and trade nam rican Chain Company, zeport nry or sellir ez poison liquor from [en Il chares At Conn m policy or sales or inticipated and it was 1L 1 Wright and W. F. will confinue in their re of sales and pro- slaughter and intoxic liquor. Coales is to i hange bought 1he on Mareh 1 Fennessey Judge John W. Mason court today. Afier holding the grand jury, Jud dnced bail from $ ind then sentenced the on an old charg zanizition is A that zht nessey Ene in ctive divisions tions, 50N 1000 ARRESTED AN BURGLAR Attlehoro. April 4 (P Brown. 4. of Pawtucket, I C1d i 25000 honds today s of breaking and ente are tools. He was night h ' 1o months 1 house of cort £ ring EDEL ON WAY LASNT St Paul, Minn., April 4 (P —Fred W. Ldel, ndicted in New York onection with the slaving of M Emiline Harrington L Decenin waived extradition to tonight Fdel whien two oling hid- hroke into a i officer was VIRE N HOTEL, April 4 P tford hote city taken east detective ire in of we harges sty one ¢ o ing postal Vesterday the ng « number of d general con- vicinity of the Jdentiticd oess of or the Har to leave QUARLS 1IN Udine, Italy 1 ITALY t P ADVERTISING, April 4 (UP) — tor liquor el now will trollcy car ban. The strect car n olfer of space over SIREET CAF Gilasgow. Scotland pted SO MADE BOY SICK. N Y. April 4 (LP) lowed sonn 4 his month s0up il o boy e sue the City Items Notice of marriage intentions i today by Cesarino Giglio of -rrill street and Victoria Gill of Roosevelt strect with the city cler <uit for $300 was brought today Ly Clementina, Garr scapellati. 8. Gerar -] torney for the plaintiff and Constable Frank Clynes made service South Portland Hoop Tossers Eliminated Chicago, April 4 (P—The Mize, Miss., team which come from a vil- lige so small tha! niost maps do not 1y climinated South I'ort- L the basketball g N X8 to Mize offens: hout Dixon and the defense hinged around Hwor ixon ield and made one Ballin scored four ficld goals. Rice, Maine conter, led the m with three field goals a throw. Mize led at halt tallied six fimes from the free throw while enst- 1 s tive one free to 4 American Minister Is Captured by Arabs London, Apnl 4 (UI))-—An Ameri- can mimister, the Rev, WL 1% Smalley of the Christian Missionary Al nission at Kerak Mtured contly by Arabs while reconnoiter- 1ag near the Arabian border, it ¥ as icarned today. e taken to Jeddah, where his note hooks and photogriphic destroyed wiove he Smalley was capturcd while mak where a was re- was Plates were was released survey to ascertain nission night be opened Want State Highway In Haddam Straightened Hartford, April 4 (M—1In order to tralghten the highway through the town of Haddam, the tate highway department has of- fored 1o wmove the New Haven 1toad’'s tracks i that town Ry the moving of the rails a short distanes on asily o The rail has petitioned the public utihties commission for per- micston to allow such alterations in the location of the rails and appli- cation is set for hearing at the capi ol on April 12 at 2 p. . Min state it one or 1w points dangerou ditions i the highway can b clninated, it is the contention the highway department 0ad company er's Wife Gets Decree of Divorce Providence, Tt 1., April 4 (UP) Mrs. Gladys M. Robinson of Cedar- hurst, | 4 foday was granted n from the R Fredervick former reetor of Thomp church, divorce X Fobin<on Methodist-Epmscopal Pawtucket The son Robinsons were married 10 years ago. two children, M Rohinson's sint brought en the zronnds of cruelty. The od. ey have eatreme 2ction was not conte STUDENT FLIER KILLED. S Antonio. April 4 (UP)—adet v Konne student aviator n the advanced fiying school at Kelley Field here, was killed today when Qe Martin bomber he was pilotine crashed from a height of 1.500 feet. | and hurned, Bonner was the son of Chaplain K. B. Gonner on duty in the Philippines. His home in Portland, Ore was DRUNK POR NINE YEARS Buffale, N. Y. April 4 (UP)- Jdohn Carlson proprictor of a soft drink establishment, told a Jury in county court here today that he had been drunk for nine years and was not aware he had signed a note for $276.31 in 192 Ca hy whose verdict carly oli Itubenstein of Dunkirk, avor the jury returned in a | Brussels, April 4 Fogaert, Zo-year-old Flemish ver, van shed tears of blood when- ever he pleases, but he sees nothing miraculous in the phenomenon. Tn- stead, he wants to make his living that nd. turning down offers 1o pose as a miracle man, is looking for a fat vaudeville contract (U1) —Adrien wea- PRINCE PINISHES THIRD Tamworth, Staffordshire, Lng.. April 4 (1) —The Prince of Wales. viding Miss Gris, finished third fo- day in the Atherstone hunt point-to- point at Constantine, near e Thorpe here CEPTION TO TEACHERS April 4 (U1)-=The nation- IS a A recen Julian teachers attended WANT M STATISTICS April 4 (LP)— Municipal ihorities were instrueted o collect [ 1ot | teacl todiy notabiles ocintion zate to Many fon statistics 1egarding consumption of | Green Cloth Instead of Khaki to son was sued for that amount | PICK NEW UNIFORM . FOR GIRL SCOUTS ‘ Be Worn Soon The Girl Socut organization Bandoned the use of Khaki unif 1 a iing to Miss Gladys nd has substitnt new shade of sray green, aced Cling s vity dered i noking rangs s Khaki led many to mistake the Girl Scouts for a military organizi- 1ons, it to Jority of prersons universally tourists, hitch I that many of Ve for Girl Scouts director o movement sons having b the beconing and it wis 1 - vas used so auto) Iy cannp cers, and the like mistaken lows The Girl rts, canp bloomers are now made o cloth, a cotton pecially woven fo Girl Scouts This distinctive gray green material, which is woven from alternating ind en threads. supplicd only to the | for official anteed to b The regnlation ss which slips on new Scout uniforms, a4 had, Girl Reout ich s ¢ Girl Scont o ni s i 1zation yipnient suntast and t orn® er i made of the new Girl Seont eloth "G broidered an the coll A neater finish than Thers The S0 insignia i emblems re tno | pockets on skirt and one pocket. Inverted pleat at b fullness for o Activity. regulation hat is a crnshable | anipl oor The port hat of Girl Scout cloth in the darl new n shadrs Embroid on | vana cen The form is 4 Nk whieh collar, imsignia in new Girl Scont leaders uni well tailored one-y | cont Jened for comtort and withont utility the ansiznia | the may | uniform on worn for | Garl Seont- comns in green all the official and hastwo accasions i The af cloth —a i fwo hinds wool twill fabric, and i other informal | band collar, | Girl Scout cofton cloth loather belts, one of green and [ of gray-green leather for meetings and hike A na of white pique edzer a fi | for dress orcasions the i revers and euffs The officer of felt in a £l the top coat and | hat s ma 1 Ather brim The hat has a tapering narrower the back, The erown is easily | A band at adimsted to in: of the right side where the ficer's hat with a pin 1l taste =ame materi Gl insignia may The top coat 15 not easential and | is offered for wihin | outside wrap their hetter coats © |time would loc .‘ MISS ORAMEY'S TUNLRAL | New Haven April 4 #P—The fun {eral of Miss O Ramey {actress, who died Monday nizht, will {be from the funeral church in New York tomorrow afternoon Her par- | ents took the body there today these want an| whiel wonld save at the same Georgia ‘ Radi&’s New Boss | | | | Daniel W. 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