New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1928, Page 30

SUSPECT BOYS OF BROAD ST. THEFT Owners Report $15 Missing; Policeman Chases Gang Four boys were chased by Super- numerary Officer Samuel I Cole about 2:15 o'clock this morning after the officer saw them come out of & driveway beside a store at 345 Broad street, but they escaped in the vicin- ity of the Benjamin Franklin school. The officer found a broken key in the keyhole of the rear door and a window open in the store and the owner, Mrs. Tillie Kryszcynska, who was summoned by Officer Cole and Ofticer Kozlaus said, three $5 gold pieces were missing out of the cash register. It was found that the keys had been pushed out of the keyholes in all the doors, onto the floor. About 3:40 o'clock ©fficers John Riley and William O'Day saw three boys on the railroad tracks near the nd chased s and into A little later, and George s saw the hoys on Grove street and chased them into “the pit.” while Sergeant J. C. Stadler went through Orange strect and in the rear of a house ¢ ¢ Orange strect, a 12 found. Taken to police hes wos questioned but would not admit that he knew anything about the store burglary. He said he and his vard. homas Lee chums had been sleeping in & barn | on Bond street, hut they had not stolen anything. He had a new flash light and seven boxes of ma and he gave the police the names and addresses o- the boys who were with him. Sergeant P, J. O'Mara questioned the boy this morning and learned that he and his chums had taken the matches out of the refreshment pavilion at Walnut Hill park, He denied that they were in any way connected with the Broad street store affair. On account of having been in previous escapades, he will be sent to the school for boys. His companions were being looked up this afternoon. Keep Alive Traditions Of Glass Blowers’ Art The Venetian @lass Blowers who are giving exhibitjons of their work in the schools of this city during the present fortnight are two of the few surviving craftsmen of this type of artisan. Years ago glass blowers used to travel about, visit the vari- ous communities, and, from their tuhgs and rods of glass, fashion many beautiful and delicate objects such as birds of paradise, ships, and |’ deer. The trade is now passing al- most into oblivion, but the men now here are carrying on the tradition | ;| and are doing the type of work mentioned above. They also tell the story of glass. At every performance s exhibited the “spun glass dress® made from fine threads of glass woven cloth from which the garment §s made, The glpss blowers say that it is one of the finest examples of the glass makers' art in the world. As far as is kmown there is only one other like it in the world. That is in the I museum in Madrid, Spain. That dress was made at the World's fair in Chicago (1893) for the Princess Eulalic of Spain, who| | was a guest of the United States at that event.“The one now here was made by Mr. Cross 23 years ago and is as soft and pliable today as when into | | Tueaday afternoom at ¢ o'clock at the Roosevelt. Parents and puplls are invited to attend. City Items A son was born at New Britair General ‘hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Carlson of §! Church street. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mra Harold A. Grace of 618 Mail street at New Britain General hos pital today. Damage estimated at $15 wa done by fire this afternoon to wooden building in the rear of 4! Acorn street, used as a boys' club house. An alarm from Box 414 brought firemen at 1:14 o'clock The property is owned by Stanley Arzylowicz of 170 Broad street, real estate dealer. Butler Wins From Pitt Basketeers Indianapolis, Dec. 14 (P —Pitts burgh university’s great basl quintet, undefeated last year claimant of the national champior ship, met defeat here last nig 3 at the hands of a brillia utler University five in the fir gane of the Panther's western ipv. sion. . MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION Shrewsbury, Mass., Dec. 14 (& A mysterious explosion, the forc which was felt fully three miles a! which awakened residents of (I town and threw some of them ¢ of their beds just before midnix' last night, was followed by a fi hich completely razed the two ay one half story house where it o curred and gave firemen anxic: moments as the flames threat houses several hundred feet aw The fact that the house was unocc: pled added to the mystery on whic Shrewsbury town officials were con centrating early this morning whei the fire was under control. SCHOOLS CLOSE Jackson, Miss., Dec. 14 (#—Super- intendent E. L. Bailey announced lust night that the Jackson public schools would recess tomorrow for the Christmas vacation, because of an epidemic of influenza among the scholars. Wed Poloist NEA Pittsburgh Bureau Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellon of Pitts- burgh have just announced the en- |gagement of their daughter, Mrs. Mellon’s Niece To “Danie] Green” Satin Mules Fashioned from lustrous | satin of finest quality trimmed | with wee rosettes at the side, i Chic Baby Spanish heels. Many | beautifal color combinations. o a ... 9450 T DX Practical Gift Needs that men would choose for themselves! NEW B.RITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1928, Sfippers for Everyone Women's Leather D'Orsays \ Made of fine quality kid in the .dalnty D'Orsay :glc flwlth 'l&;bi.: heels. Have pretty satin quil - soles. Dainty blue, red and black. Men's Leather Slippers brown k : { Women's Fine Felt Sllppers!‘» Warm felt elippers with satin inserts and| pretty pompons. Dainty shades of blus, l.mma-K der, Tose and orchid. 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From 98¢ to $39.00. : Gateleg Tables . $29.75 Superior quality Gateleg Tables in all the wanted finish- es i a variety embracing all sizes. Table like ({llustration when open, size 834x45. Other Gateleg Tables for $19.75 to $58.00. e | Sewing Cabinets $6 95 Correct reproductions as %o siyle and sise, made of solid ahogany. Other Priscilla Cabinets L Occasional Tables In all the '$18.75 wer and more popular designs and sizes. It is an exceptional holiday assort- ment with prices ranging from $18.75 to $45.00. ot finished, Alexander Laughlin, Jr. above, to Mr. Cross and Mrs. Burke gave'!'Tommy Hitchcock, internationally their performance yesterday at the|famous polo player. Mrs. Laugh- Smalley school, and today at thelin, grand niece of Andrew W. Mel- Llihu Burritt. 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