New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1928, Page 5

P.&F. CORBINTTES AT ANNUAL OUTING lfllmlhui Hanover Purk Phe annual outing ef the P. & F. Cerbin office fotce and Foremen's cleb was held at Hanover Park near Meriden’ Saturday afternoon. There wére about 350 persons present, The dinner was served in the pa- vilion, with Grace Harper and Ger- aldine Havens to heighten the en- joyment. HBen Parker's orchestra played both at the dimmer and for dancing. After the dinner, addresses were made by Generul Manager Charles B. Parsons and George T. Kimball, president of the American Hardware corporation, A program of contests Bucceeded, followed by dancing. In the office force bascball team Howard C. Rawlings was pitcher, Mark C. Allen catcher, for the shop team lLouis P. Barbour, pitcher, and Jacob - Ziegler, catcher. The same was won by the office team with a score of 5 to ¢. The 8ir Walter Raleigh race was won by Miss Ruby Johnson, with Mrs, Edward Anderson, sccond. Miss Florence Keough won the first prize in the egg race; Miss Ida Moston, second. Is the balloon-blowing contest, Mrs, Adam Ziegler won the first prise; Miss Florence Keough, sec- ond, g ‘The first prize in the suit case rage went to Miss Hazel Little, with Mrs, Walter Hausmann in second Mrs. Duncan Shaw won the first priss in the rolling pin throwing coptest for married women; Mrs, Bigard P. Morgen, second. Fred G. Hausman an® Ormond Bates were the winning pair in quoits; Charles H. Bruemmer and Lyford C. Bigelow came in second. In the tug of war the teams were captained by James P. Keogh and Krnest G. Hapenny. The former wen, The jousting bout was won by Richard W, @orman; Louis P. Bar- bour, second, In the toe-tipping contest, Clar- ence J. Coon took first prize; Rich- ard W. Gorman, second. Louclen P, Blot and Mrs. Leon Jackson won in the dance elimina- tion, In the free-for-all guessing con- test; Willlam Freeman won the first prize; Bernice Bruemmer, second. HARMONICA KID 1§ THRILLED BY OWN MUSIC S0 Swept Away, He Says Misde- moanor Occurred While In & Daze Mtlwaukee, Wis., Oct. 9. (UP) — Strains of “The Unfinished Bym- phony” sounded at central police station, died away and were im- mediately followed by the liting melody of “Muddy Waters.” Then Chester Lock, the Harmon- fca Kid, lowered his instrument, brushed his mouth with the back of one grimy hand and grinned in acknowledgment of jailmates’ wild appluse, Chester was in his element. Mu- sic, it meems, hath charms to soothe the Kid — especially 1if he makes it himself on his own be- loved harmonica. The instrument is wheezy, but its music is not. It is seductive, allur- ing, hypnotic. The Kid goes about frequently, dased by his haunting tunes, That, he explained between num- bers is why he rented an automwo- bile, drove it to Ashland, Wis,, and abandoned .it. He had . his monica and he didn’t give a whoop. ‘The Kid cared ,even less when letectives went to Davenport and NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, brought Chester back with ki He's been in jall before. ' “They never take this old baby away from me in jail,” he beasted, patting his battered instrument. “baby” and drifted into the intri. ueho of “Kitten on the Keys." * COMPLETE CHINGE URGED IN FORCE Grand ary Wants Priladephia bl g Philadelphia, Oct. 9 UP—A re. organisation eof the police force, o “which would make it a strong in- dependent united, .imperious te Ppreagure on the part of the eriminal or the politician,” is essential to the permanent cure of lax law enforce. ment, in the opinion of the special grand jury which is investigating rum runners and police bribery. Make Presestmont The grand jury made this declara. tion in & presentment to Judge Ed- win O. Lewis in which two mere po. lice captains, James Cross and John Freeman, were cited as ‘“unfit to hold any municipal effice. Their immediate removal was recommend- ed, Harry C. Davis, director of public saefty, a few hours later suspended the two officials, who were reveuled in the presentment as the two previ- ously named captains who declined to discuss their wealth “on advice of counsel,” standing on their con- stitutional right pot to give evidence that might incriminate them. Mayor Mackey declared that police captains or other policemen who retused to answer questions before the grand Jury were not cooperating with the administration “in its purpose to aid the district attorney” in the investi. gation, Suspend Them Too “There are rumors,” added the mayor, “that other captains and po- licemen are mentioned before the grand jury. I will say that if the grand jury will send us their names they will be suspended too." While the special grand jury was making its presentment, the second since the inquiry was started on August 20, Willlam C. Knoell, sus. pended captain of police, and John W. Bells, one of his former detec- tives, were pleading gullty before Judge J, H. Gordon to charges of extortion, bribery and conspiracy, growing out of the investigation. They were released in heavy bail and ordered to appear in court today for sentence. District Attorney Monaghan said that Sells would be used by the commonwealth 88 a witness t Herbert Layre, another def e formerly under Knoell's emr;'af.n. 8 who pleaded not gullty to sindiar charges. Layfe was indicted . with Knoell and Sells and his trial; was started immediately gfter. the last two named hpd pleaded guilty. After extending the term of the grand jury for a wonth, Judge Lewis invited all “honest policemen” vol- untarily to tell the body what they know about ‘the cellection of “pros tection” money from bootleggers and dinner set come in handy), e T This is not the usual coupon bunlnm deal with cdvmmu get the dishes. Wclctymrpnwtuymtom S eI By o Vet v her law-breskers. Former members of Unit No. 1, disbanded lquer raiding squad were under subpoena to appear befere the investigators today. Among them was Ssmuel Gnlln. known as the “millienaire N! Getl Life in Prison For Killing Sweetheart Dedham, Mass, Oct. 9 (UP)— John Tartar, of South Boston, faced « life term in state's prisen today for sacond degree murder, Sentence was imposed by Judge Patrick Keating, yesterday, after the state beard of peychiatry feund Tar- tar to be mentally deficient. Tartar confessed, according to po. lice, that he shet his v shots into the body. Tartar sald that he was of her speaking to other Tartar pleaded gufity to a charge of second degree murder following the psychlatric beard's finding. L0S ANGELES UNDER ORDERS 10 60 HOME Nav)'s Dirigible Ready for Jaumt From Texas Legion Gathering o New Jersey Fort Worth; Texas, Oct. 9 P— Refueled and restocked with foed- atuffs, the navy's glant dirigible Los Angeles was under orders to proceed back to its home station at Lake- hurst, N. J., today, thus oémpleting a 5,000 mile course, its first into the heart of the United Btates. Lieutenant Commander H. V. Wiley, in command had announced the ship would cast off on the return trip some time after 9 a. m., today, weather conditions favoring. The announced route lay by way of Denton, Texas, Ada and Tulsa, Okln.,, Erle and Paola, Kansas; Kan. sas City; Burlington, lowa; Chicago; Bouth Bend, Ind.; Toledo and Cleve- land; Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. No intermediate stops were contem- plated on the approximate ¢8-hour -journey. 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