New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1928, Page 13

) | I | \ | | ON POLICE REPORT Minor Collisions Entered On Records—Two Children Struck In addition to the automobile ac- lock. cide T resulted in police gogue cholr will render | court cases, several were reported apesial numbers. by Idelsohn | b tascs; : and Helman, probably ~the best | to the police over the weck-end. known composers in the field of none, however, being serious. synagogne musie. Cantor Solomon utomobile owned by Paolo Marvit of <he synagegue will ren- da of na d the 46 Franklin avenue, same gddress, ownell of § driven Oak street, this city, about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoaw. The car w & north on High s at t poroximate of 10 miles an the ven by Vito Gere- was Broad Cantor David Brodsky of Boston to Take Part in Program This Eve- ning—Choir Will Sing. is cvening the second concert of synagogue mus: of the Congregation Sons of lsrael will take place at the synagogue at the corner of Elm an stn reets der one number and Isracl Rosen- Lerg will give a piano selection. a group of bariton ntor Mass,, uighl preter of Jewish folk songs. T} David Brodsky of Boston, who has had a long ani ng or of Miss Mabelle Swarsky, Miss th sar speed | Jeanette Ligh', Miss Betty Reuben, tooccurred: The Miss Rose Miller, Mrs. N. Witkin, § the hending of the \fiss Eithel Menus, Miss Gertrude ar right the —ear. [ iCaplan and Samuel Cole. They are Officer Thomas Woods found no directed by Israel Rosenberg. for polics The frout bun omo- mobile owned by Stephen Cubles of 24 Francis s was knocked off w iven by Joscph Men- © 15 o'clock Saturday n r William O'Day reported that usck was parking a own- 1 by George Menousck of 44 Cot- tage place in front of 8 Main AGED WOMAN FOUND .. 250 Delezates in New Lon- S nud misjudged the amount of room available. The front bumper Whl F l [ 0 R]d s e While Family Is Out Riding rear bumper of r. A hoy wli uot Jearned stepped off the eurb on the When the family of Mrs. Joseph- and driven by Mar. 140 atthew Hayes and Kaemarczyvk stre ‘mont street, on yester- of Roden of Stanley Quarter re- turned to home after an molile ride last night ti Mrs. Roden dead on a couch, W they were making plans for a ri last night she asked ause she hem not htl corroborated Rogala’s version of the hom ) to Sergeant o J. O'Mars d lain dowr ather took him home, no ned at 10:30 wing resulted, apparently old. William Grem of 458 Allen street .yon., medical ex- an owned by Thomas 4 and he Olive street, struck a due to he 262 Elm street, Ho said she must hay o'cloclk ay n Ser- an hour befors the family re- M. J. Flyun reported that the 't 1 home. He gave E on & Loy, whose nan s not learned, undert permission | ual | i ature of the program will | solos by | » synagogue choir is made up | DEAD IN HER HOME Mrs. Josephine Roden Expires'g-. | gues 10 | tour about the eity. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY AUTO ACCIDENTS CONGERT ATSTNAGOGUE ~ Arsentine President | | » MBURET 1 rnardo Irigoyen, Argentina's man of mystery,” has | “politicar successful career @s an in- | been elected president of the repub- lic for the second time. Irigoyen, a silent politician, was believed brok- en politically three years ago. The votes cast April 1 have just been | tabulated. K. OF C. CONVENTION With dlon Hotel, TR 1 state convention ih New London. May t the K. of ates and members of Litendanc Headq! {rablished Mohic |tho clection of ofi ling vear and the s s to the annual ¢ be hald in Clove at the main bu will be held tomorrow el and coni- vention w L, will s ses morning were talke delegat on an autc visiting rine hase, Co; Guurd onnecticut College for Wo Griswold, and other points of | This afternoon they will be ined ball g trams of the local cov submarine base, Tonight the reports of t s will he id at session and a banquet follow. siness 1a bal CENTRAL H. S NQTES, ball with other hoys remains for buria Wl the accident ap- was born November! The ninth grade met thls after- been unavoidable 1 4 lived in this|noon for the weekly Civie Leagus As Mrs. Lillian Ade 1t of \st 40 years, at her|Mectings at which the home-room Kensington was dr way from + short dis. | business was taken up. the curb in front of 49 Broad str the| The 1 team 1 P » vesterday son points over the Blue t car hooked the right front fen o {weekly scora and a lead of a car driven by John Pudlik of all |the total semuster scor Broad street as it drove in front and three daughters, |turned the tables on their : hor maehine, Mrs. Bassett's ear | Mys, Allen Avery of Bristol and Mrs, | this morning and taken the lead 1 heen stalled for a while and a Frnest Hemingway of this et and Yopairman fixed it just hefore she \fics Jennle Roden of this ci v, and started away. Officer W. P. Haves grandchildren, roported no cause for police action. The funeral will be held Wednes- . B T o ay afternoon at 2 o'clock at the City to Be Represented home. .. Dr. Abel A. At Paderewski Banquet Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, pastor of tie Racred Heart church and Pro- 1s30r Andrulewicz, editor of the Volish Cathoie J.eader, and other 1epresentatives of the Polish popula- tion of this and other cities in the siate of Connecticut, will attend a ponial banquet in honor of Jenace Jan Paderewski, world-famed pianist and statesman, whiel will be 314 Wednesday evening, May 16, at modor: Hotel in New York under the auspices of the szko Foundation. It is estimated that between 1,500 and 2,000 persons will attend the banquet. Among the first to hav niade reservations were M ho D. Rockefeller, Jr. memi naquet will nt and Mrs Tresident and M Dawes, members governors, besides rom Philadelphia. Bo. Bnffalo, Detroit, Cleve and many other citie A testimonial ook, suitably hound and containing expressions of many of the country's leaders, will be pre- sented to the musician-statesman during the banquet. Rev. Father Roinowski has been asked to write £ testimonial on behalf of the Polish people of Connecticut. as well as s of New York society. be attended by Coolidge. Vi Charles the cabinet G. and representatives | on, Chicago, nd, St. Louls Two Great Grandmothers Morn Death of Child «'arroll Robert Johnson, vours and six months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W, Johnson of 14 Roberts street, died of pneumonia L night at the home of his par- s, He leave prandparents, M J besides his parents, his nd Mrs, Bdward grandmother, Mrs. i1 Johnson: and two great randmothers, Mrs. Nafey Mrs. Aurora Fritzson, all of this Carroll; a ‘he fune will be held at the Lome tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 ‘clock. Rev. Willlam L. Ross, p: of the First Bapyst church, Ticlate. Burial will be in Fairview cometery. i GIRL RUNS INTO AUTO Sophic Mazurek, aged § vears. of 77 Lawlor street, ran into the street end struck the rcar fender of an au- tomobile driven by Miss Gertruds Vossette, physical airector at the Y. *. A.. At the corner of Lawlor this afternoon. were scratched a4 North streets e child’'s hands o fmt there were no other injuries ap- parent. according to Dr. David P. Waskowitz, who cxamined her. Miss Fossette was turning Into North three | pastor of the Tirst Lutheran chureh, | Burial will be in Fair- |th will officiate. view cemetery POLISH AMERICAN CLUBS * WITHHOLD ENDORSEMENTS | Will Not Vote Approval of Candidate Until After National Conventions of Both Partics, Delegates representing 90 Polish American Political clubs of different Polish American Political Federation of New England, gathered yesterday afternoon at the Burritt hotel for the purpose of discussing the polit- 11 situations in the states which [ they represent. Most of the dele- | gates gave their viewa regarding the | clectlons and presidential comiing presidential the aspirants to the chair, Endorsement of a partienlar can- | didate was delayed | unsettled conditions in the political ! field and the matter will not be d cided until after the twao national | conventions. A specfal meeting for this purpose will he held in Provi- | dence soon, after the nominees of both parties for preddent are named, and the decislon will be made. Other matters of discussion were postponed because of the time taken up for the discussion of the political | situation and the election of officers | was postponed indefinitely, Attorney | Alphonse Bachorowski of Boston presided at the meeting. After the i |2 dinner. In the evening many at- tended the commemoration meet- ing held at T. A. B. society hall in observance of the 137th anniversary of the adoption of a constitution b¥ | 4¢ 40 Jate Joseph and Salinda Steele | Poland. Piano Recital By éhild Surprjz:s Musicians A number of known Hartford musicians who heard the piano re- cital given vesterday afternoon by Miss Helen Horn, age 14 vears, at the Tiome of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosen- berg of 394 Sigourney stroet, Hart- | ford, were profuse in their pra | the ability shown by the child. ! Others who attended were fasci- | nated with the proficient manner in | which Miss Horn delivered the num- | ber of difficult pieces on the pro- | gram. 'and Mrs. M. G. Assisting her were Miss Rose Miller, } contralto and New Kaplan, violinist. | cities in New England, known as the | meeting the delegates were tendered | c of | She {s the daughter of Mr. | | Charles . Williams. tof his father, C in view af the | H i T in the noon fo which t clubs of the sehiool will mee afters club rooms tomorrow | il the weekly e work of » periods st week will Ahlquist, continued The girls met in auditoriim s morning for ial |at which they w ddr Pschool traffic and property. ssed on ‘Deaths George R, Williams of 48 Millard strect has received word of the death es E. Williams of Weste B I, Westerly hospital Bestdes the son in this city, Mr. Williams s survived by thres ofher sons, Fred and Robert of New Ha- ven and James of Philadelphia, and t grandchildren. The funcral will be held tomorrew afternoon at Westerly, Interment will he in River Bend cemetery in Westerly. Bernard M. A Bortard M. Anderson, , of 35 Chapman strect, lay after a long il He leaves his mother died Sat- u Augus- George Anderso:, and six sis Misses Ruth, Sylvia, Gladys, Harrict Anderson of thls city and Mrs, Carl Warren of Manchester and Mrs Ralph White of Kensington. Funeral services were held afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at chapel. Rev. Raymond N. Gilman, pastor of the Stanley Memorial church, officiated. Burial was in “airview cemetery. thi; Erwin Ernest Steele Hackney. Ernest Steelo Hackney, 48 years old, died last evening at 1 oclock at his home, 222 Beaver street. He was bLorn in this city, the son Hackney. He leaves a sister, M Maud E. Walrath, and two brothers, Earl T. Hackney and Willlam C. | Hackney, all of this city. ‘The funeral will be held tomorrow Rev. Willlam L. Ross, pastor of the First Baptist church ill officinte Burial will be in Fairview cemetery John Pepper John Pepper, 60 vears old, of 24 Foxen place died last night after a long illness. Mr. Pepper had been a resident of this city for the past 25 years He was employed by the stroet de- partment of the board of public Horn of this city {works for 20 years previous to his iiliness. Surviving him are a son, Joscph strect from Lawlor, heading west, | The program was given nnder the | Pepper, of this city and two daugh- and heard the thud as the child was knocked down. She stopped at once and brought the child home. Is Your Tenement For Rent? Advertise It In Herald Classified Ads “Just Phone 925 | direction of Miss Emma N. Miller, her teacher. Camera Club Members To View Local Scenes Pictures of magnolia trees throughout the city have heen taken by members of the Hardware City Camera club and will be exhibited tomorrow evening at the meeting at Johnson's —photo shop on Arch strcet. Plans will be discussed at the same meeting for the 1928 out- ing. = Lantern slides taken by George |T. Bean while on a trip through i.\(alna and slides taken by A, G. Hawker, showing pictures of "wild |life restoration in Connecticut, | be shown. ters, Mrs. Anne Pistelo and Mrs. Mollie Carpenter, both of Plainville. Funeral services will be held at §t. Mary's church tomorrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock. -Burial will be in 8t. Mary's cemetery. i Leonard H. Anderson Leonard Harry Anderson, nine- months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus- tave Anderson of 181 Arch sfreet, died at his home Saturday night. Besides his parents, three broth- ers, Robert, Richard and Harold Anderson, all of this city, survive. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Sal- vation Army headquarters on Arch | strest. Kuaign Carl Fredricksan eg-* will | ficlated. Burial was in Fairvies cemetefy. k | Annual Mecting Opens | 0 dele- | tion of dele- | Ha assembly | last night at the | ta Anderson; two brothers, Fred and | afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home. | 1928 BUYING ORDERS POUR INTO MARKET Requests Come From All Sec- | | Real Estate News l | k A M transterred | erson prop- | erty on Drury lLane. - | Mort : Woolworth in April last gainst § four months this were k of New Britain, Cor e e i . $4,250, $4,250 and $4,750. 5 Nathan Gréenbiatt 10 Alex B, Si- S awted s tions of COllI]ll‘y Gerows, Pleasant street, §4 Sema Torosian to S: den street, § atrice P. Nickersor General E order from < crric compan 10 Frederick | the Eosto: LEY w. P @ May erders poured info t A. Hart, Drury Lane, §3,000 i | rice P. Nickerson to Burritt o i1l schiane ot i | 1 Savings Bank, Di day and prices leaped upnard 1n pressive fashi ) Extren ins i rney Irving R. = 1 claimed his interest i at 38-30 Main stre in the property, Alex; SN.H, Ar to have ¢l | BOND MARKET HAS N BIG THRILL Bridgeport, May 7 (1"—In a find- ous volume o q ing returned today, Corener John J. mand for su N | Phelan attaches no 1 respon- ey o e e on r =i Trading Broad But Not Especial- | Fairfield of an unidentified man | American {ahout 4o ho died d Jersey ¢ from “the prolable +ferts of drink- Iy Heavy < g a poisonous eparation and | t t the Mill | Plain « New York, May 7 (® — Trading I New H 1ford lines." but not particularly 1t estimony offe the a the bond v s who stigated the acei ices firm 1 was that & bottle contai s the rails, NO CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY amount » poison 1 found wh lcodor i deodor {iresti trestle nong 1l the rails Railway of | York city and se in as emall wli changed at obligations ess, although Transit th 0il company lined to heavi cum & rinst A, Smith v Miss Mary A o stroet were he a'clock a this mornir Mary's Sirength of munictpals ign group, ¢ now of the an 61 year i cre int nington Union Pacific railre terstate commerce commission for mark by hority to issue o » nt bonds i ; 5 EOMARRKET AT 230 1 M wrers to Kul \ 1 by Putiion & Co.d and % Low and 5 7 AL Che & Dy Lynch 5?!) Life of A AR Che pd 650, ; A. A. U In Grave Doubt | Amvican ¢ " : Now Haven, May 7 (U'P)—Cop- |4 T.oco 2 " iie imateur sport | AN Sumatra 2 thiion became! Turtliert cantusag A SM AR & Lugene Paquert today when Trank M. Lynch, newly |AM Sugar & services for ¥ slected chairman of the registration [\ Tobacco \ | af 151 WWiloox t | board of the Connecticut A, A. U, |17 Wooler { el this morning at 9 o'cl Anaconda Cop Al he wonld refuse the offics un- &h mass of requiem, Tiev. Thomas 0 of suspension. il ting ; e RS A Tay ni@r no circumstances do 1| Sy i i ibodeacon. | o6l any move should he made to o l'” s P une imittee at this |0 Sl ik . s [ imeys “Tt i only too |C R I & Pac 118 5 1t the conclusion of dPParent tha life of the (o & pall bearers were Beeticut A, A. U, 18 in gravo doubt ron, Henry A Lyneh, with Rayvmoend Callahan of 28 283 Hudon, . MeCann, Alexander Ia- New Haven. and Tonis Sehliz of and Fellx Di Anjon. n. was clected at a meetin s 3 S0 gmmittal condueted ve by Father Lyddy. Burial ervices wore sports organization here T ght. President Mu derstoad to ho co sion of the Conne ¥ Hulbert was un- stdering suspen- ticut A, A U. b sch o funeral of Thomas Carroll, 10 canse of apparent inability to clean | Freeport Tex months old son of Mr. and Mrs. [up professionalism in fts amateur | 3eN! Asphalt | Thomas roll of 1082 Stanley | hoxing. nl Elec | &trect was held this woon at 2 e L Genl Motors { o'clock. Burial was in Mary's TO Resume Bl‘o“‘nstone | Glidden cemetery. X Hudson oMt | © Industry in Portland |Hersheys ... Alains Bodal: Portland, May 7 CP'—Active re- (Int Comb. Eng ; Funeral icos for Alams Bodal [sumption of the Brownstone indus- |Iit Coment fof 193 Gold stre wer 1 this [ try which flourished here years agn [0t Nickel | atternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the s forecast in the sale of the busi- 1Nt Marvest { funeral home Dorawski 'ness of the Cennectlcut Steam Paper Broad stroct and o'clock at | Brownstone Co., here today hy the |Ken Co Mark's Episce wmreh. Rev. [estate of Heney €. Bell to A. Bra- | Mack Truck | saul Davia offi 1. Tu s zo and Sons of Middletown. The | Marland il in Fairview cenietery, Bravos firm alse controls the 0 Mo Kan & Tex 3 he pall bearers were John Isaae. crty of the Brainerd, 8hall and Hail | Mont Ward {Benjamin Yonan, Johnaton Ren- ' Quarry Co. National 1. jamin, Paus Oshoon. Jacob Lazer, | Ao adhar S5 it ind Nicolay Navivu. Members of the | State Master Plumbers NYNH& ended the funeral North Amer May Elect Mills Head | |in a body. North Pacitic 1 e Anson A. Mills of this city is hefng | Pack Mot Ciir Mrs. Dora Tevine. mentioned as a likely choice for the | an Am Pet B & | Yuneral scrviees for Mrs, Dora | pregidency of the Connecticut Mas- | Piillips Pet 40 Levin ow of Harry Levine, were | ter - Plumbers’ sociatio whose | Plerea Arrow 11t | eld ye y afternoon at 2 o'clock *convention opens tomorrow at | pujiman { at the home of her daughter, Mrs. | Waterbury. Mr. Mills is sccond vice- | io Corp Remington teading ars Roebuck | IFannie Levine of 22 Hurlburt strect, | president. Plumbing Inspector Ol | Burial was in Beth Alom cemeotery. | A. Peterson is the last New Bri | man who ocenpied the presiden Ra John I<kra. JicHadr: ! Sinetair 011 | Tuneral services for John Ilskra, | e sorrmil el | soven-months-old son of Mr. and NO “D. 8 TIME N BN Mrs. Frank Iskra of 162 Gold street, | Hartford, May T P —Five con- < 0il N y as held at Holy Cross church this| munities in the state are not ob- stowart We | morning at § o'clock. Burial was in | serving daylight saving time, ac- siq e | sacred Heart church. cording to the survey just comi- Texas (‘o | The pall bearers were Helen Beleh, | pleted by the Connecticut Chamber | ox Gulf | Mary Drzala, Clara Szymanowski. |of Commerce in co-operation with 'Tim Rol Bear . Alice Zembk f1 Jocal chambers. These com- | Underwood I munities are Clinton, Guilford, Kent i'nion Pac ! CARD OF THANKS il New We wish to thank onr friends and | givided, ighbors for their kindness and | gperated | sympathy shown us during eur be-'grangarg reavement in the Milford, while some on time. Port sinesses daylight All nd is | Union Carbide being {United Fruit and gome on [U 8 Ind Al other communi- |U § Rubber lcath of our be- the chamber finds, are follow- [U 8 Steel . loved wife and mother. We also daylight saving schedules. n Ry |wish to thank the Stanley Works st Blee | piecework Dept. and Corbin Cabi- net Lock Dept. if May 7 - John | Bridgeport, MR. MATHEW SHEPHERD AND | picld ,was appointed president of FAMILY Warner Brothers company, one of MRS, MARY SELANDER AND ltne largest corset manufacturing | FAMILY. {concerns in the country. to succ | Insurance Stocks. Bid {Dever H. Warner, today. Mr. War ner becomes chairman of the board 10( directors. Action was taken at a of Mr. imefilhg of the board today. ose e Mr. Field is a son-in-law {Warner and has been vice presi dent. He has been with the company 117 years. He is a former Yalde foot- | Aetna Life Ins Co ... Aectna Fire Automobile I Hartford Fire National Fire UNDERTAKER Phone 1625.2 | Phoentx Fire | Travelers Ins Co .....1800 “onn General .. 196 Manufacturing Stocks. Am Hardw Am Hoste Beaton & . Rige-Htd Cpt Co com .. | Billings & Spencer com Opposite St Mary’s Charch | ball star. Residence 17 Summer §t.—1625-3 WANTS WILL INTERPRETED Bridgeport, May 7 (#—On an im- (proved rescrvation the will of Mrs. See Our Disl)lfy of | Mary Hern Green, millionairess, of Garden Pottery, Bird Baths | tidgefiela wiil be sent to the court 1 ! | J | | for interpretation. Benches and Vases Gerard Green, adopted son of Mrs . Green was bequeathed the major Billings & Spencer pfd iportion of the estate on condition | Pristol Brass . Bfl rer‘s Pusy p that he occupy the Ridgefield home ,0lt's Arms ‘until 30 vears old. He is now 23 | Eagle Lock . “The Telegraph Florist of New Britain” 3nd claims that the cost of support- ]‘ afnir Bearing Co ® WEST MALN $T, PROF. BLDG. ing the mansiom is prohibitive., ! Hart & Cooley ' Members New York & Hartford Stack Bachanges s 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. TEL 21141 We Offer: Southern New England Telephone Co. Price on Application. Thomson, Tfenn & To. 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2380 Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchange St 1 e ar, Manager We Offer Connecticut Power Price on Application. EDDY BROTHERS & & Members Hartford Stock Exchange HARTFORD Hartford Conn. Trust Bidg. NEW BRITAIN MERIDEN Burrit Hote! Bldg Colony Bldg We Would Like to Buy New Britain Gas Light Co. Stock. Fuller, Richter, Aldrich & Co. COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTEORD STOCK EXCHANGE Jaseph M. Halloran Tel. 1258 Harold C. Mott We Offer: Union Mfg. Co. Yield about 8% ing for its $8.000,000 building fund to grow Only the income from the i 4 fund A ay b Bt for new building W 1 i nder a restriction of the stat: : 14 ; ion. None of the $8,000,- 49 1 was derived from th: Standard 109 114 > of tho university's oll lands = Stanley Wor 62 ©1 may bo spent even in the purchas fon Co com bonds commanding a premium so of the high prices now ling in the hond market, sow: of the interest from the fund must Pubilic ¢ Li Vtlities St te used in paving the margin abov. 20 par for secu in which add: tional proce and sales may E Tel [ e e dministration of the IREASURY BALANCE und also is paid from the interest ey 152,250 554, INCOME, and conscquently Pres. H Benedict fears the university 1 have only a small sum left for iliing purposes at the end of nd Growth T (P May Texas xas | Lee, military leader of the Confederacy, founded the first school of journalism in America. FIVE MILES A MINUTE—MAYBE . German Inventors have developed a new automeblie propelied by rocket system in which they hope to attain speed of 430 miles an hour. The machine is equipped with 12 cylindrical steel chambers from which powerful rockets are discharged by an electri apors linked with control at driver's fost :