New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1928, Page 18

| AND BADLY BEATEN | A warrant has been issued for the 1.eo Hojnowski of 475 North Burritt ner of Orange and Silver street. by the local police court last week | @ telephone call was received at intersection of the streets. Lieu- | Policeman John Liebler in the pa- two cars side by side and near one From the injured man and two wit- he formed the story of the assault. | Czarkowski drove up and stopped his | nowakl by the collr pulled him out | Police Find Man After Atfack | arrest of Paul Czarkowski of 77 street. The alleged violence took zarkowski was bound over to the and is at present at liberty on bonds. Ireadquarters telling the police that | | trol to the scene. | of them was Hojnowski bleeding nesses, Helen Depta or Orange street Hojnowski stated that he had machine nearby. He stepped over | and threw him on the ground. | DRAGGED FROM CAR and Seek Assilant | | Newington avenue for an assault on | place Saturday evening at the cor- present term of the superior court | Shortly after dark Saturday night ene man was heating another at the | tenant Samuel Bamforth despatched | 1"pon arrival. the policeman found badly from a wound on the head and Stanley Plaska of Burritt street. stopped his car and before he left it. to the other car and seizing Hoi- Then, using a large flashlight, he | out of the palace only for hrief per- {iods since the king 1 STRICKEN MONARCH ASHS FOR HIS SONS (Continued from First Page) ! shrunken. | The king is unable to read any- thing and the bulletins on his coadi- tion, which at one time he insiste on hearing, are kept from him care- ully. He evinees the greatest intercst in the visits of the queen and the| Prince of Wales. and Drightens | pathetically when they come to the room. The prinee is in almost constant touch with the palace. Palace seriants, devotedly to the royal family, touched by the long, kept by the queen | | loyal decnly faithful v'gil She has been and | ane il on some days has not gone out at all. The queen sits dry-eyed and com posed in her room alongside the sic hamber, ready at all times for a call. She receives the doctors ther and hears the latest news of his con- dition The Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of York and Prin- | cas Mary, her only daughter, doi heir best to consola the queen and Princess Mary is with her much of | the time. | Pride in his eldest son is manifest | in the king and he always tries to be cheerful when the Prince of | Wales comes into the sickroom and | bends over his father's bed. | I7rom his room on the third floor | of the palace, facing Constitution | Hill, the king can hear the occasion- [ proved NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1928, PHYSICIANS IN CRASH r. John Renchan of This City in Auto Involved im Accident at North Andover, Mass. Dy Five persons among whom was Dr. | John Renchan. son of Mr. and Mrs {John Renehan of 14 Vine atreet, this city, were involved Saturday morn- ing in an automobile collision in North Andover, M, None of those involved in the accident were on the scrious list. The town adjoins Lawrence. According to the driven by Dr. Richard J. Hinchey of ' 37 Euclid avenue, Waterbury, and carrying Dr. Renchan, hit a sedan driven by Mrs. Dorothy Neidlinger of 833 Eleventh street, Washington. D. ¢ The vight side of the sedan was stove in and the occupants nar- rowly missed being erushed. In the automobile with Mrs. Neid- linger were Donald Mahan, age 4 and Mrs. Genevieve Mahan of 192 Rruce streat, Lawrence, Al received medi- cal attention at the Lawrence Gen- eral hospital. The fwo doctors con tinued on their way. Bofth of the medical men are in- es at St M. hospital, Water- report. a coupe. Pope Says King George Reported Improved Nome, Dec. 17 (A--Once the of- ficial portion of the secrct consistory was concluded today, Pope Pius con- versed with all the Cardinals present and said he was glad to inform them that latest reports were that King George of Great liritain had im- He expressed the hope that began to administer a beating to |al strains of military bands in the | this would lead to complete recovery. Hojnowski inflicting on him a half | dozen wounds. Then Czarkowski fied abandoning his automoblle and his cap. The autemobile was taken | to the police garage and Hojnowski | troops come and go for the White- | Sallies was taken to a doctor to receive medicul attention. | LUTHERANS 10 START EVANGELISTIC WORK Mcn Commissioned For Persa Visitation Will Seck Mcembers | On Highways and Byways. | The culmination of years of work- ing und planning and developing was | reached yesterday morning at the services in Reformation Lutheran church, when the members of the | chureh council stepped up to the | altar 1o receive a commission to o | out and invite men mnot connceted with any church to come and | worship | Bach onc had received the name | and address of a non-member and ! h councilman visited that man atter church. It is the aim of the church to have different groups §o | often as possible “into the | and lanes of the city - | vite men to come to the church. | The following were commissioned ! as councilmen: Albert Berry, Aaron | Carlson, Albe Alexander | Eimgren, Herman Markie, Charles Necumann, Christy Nielson. Edward Norden, Alfred Larson, Ferdinand | Olson. George Peterson and Harry Timm, hipstead Confers With | President Coolidge Washington, Dee. 17 l}"r—l’roul-t dent Coolidge called Senater Ship- | stead, farmer labor, Minnesota, to the White House tocay for a discus- sion of the Kellogg anti-war treaty pending before the senate foreign rel-tions committee. Shipstead, who is a member of the committee, declined to reveal details | of the conference. He Is among those who favor the proposal of Senator Moscs, republican, New H.mpshire, to attach to the treaty a declaration of American rights in connection with ¢ pact. Shipstead Is the third member of | th committee to be called into con- ference with the president, Senators Johnson of California and McLean of Connecticut, both republicans, having been at the White House Sat- urday. SSIFTED ADS L8S H READ HERALD (¢ FOR BEST RE POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN == “I give Ma the Christmas money she said she'd need, an’ she's makin® it hold out by doin® most of her shoppin’ at the store where I've got a charge aceount.” (Copyright. 1628 Fuclisesrs S3nidl ate) Buy Real state Now We Have Many Choice Listings courtyard when the guard is chang- ed. Operatic and vigorous marching trumpels can be heard as thel hall guard mount. The sounds arc faint, muffled by the double windows and doors of the sickroom. i The routine of the palace goes on as usual in every respect. The auto- | moh'§:s of the members of the royval | family drive to the garden entrance of the palace, stopping directly un- der the king's window, Tnside. the paice presents the ! husiost speetacle in years. Doctors nurses and their assistants come and o at all hours. Distingmisned visit- ors come in streams during the day. ‘The telephones ring constantly and there is a continual ordering of t cabs, which move in processions in and out of the palace gates. The great fable in the hall of the northeast wing, where the royal chambers are situated, is covered sometimes with seven or cight silk hats, great coats and mufflers be- longing to the doctors, The palace servants cagerly dis- cuss the progress of their royal mas- ter. Whenever the Prince of Wales arrives they remark to themselves: “That's fine. Therc's the young Guv'nor; he'll cheer up His Majes- ty. Some of the palace rctainers have been there for many years and are accustomed to the strain and anxiety of a critical royal illness. Many of them served King FEdward the Seventh and Queen Victoria. and re- call the scenes attending the illness and death of those rulers. Shooting Affray in Rumania Reported Rucharest, Rumania, Dec, 17 (P —Reports were received in Buchar- est today of a shooting affray at Bu- zeu between a group of liberals stated to have been led by M. An- ®elescu, minister of education in the late Bratianu government, and a torce of gendarmes. The advices said a group of liberal voters, angered by a police measure which rrevented their en- tering an elaction room where vot- ing for 71 district councillors, was occurring, tried to break through a cordon of gendarmes who ran for help firing carbincs. One of the liberals returned the fire with a re- volver seriously wo .’ing two per- | sons in the crowd. { Federal foresters suggest that in | a short time stringent measures may be necessary to enrh the iners forest fires caused by smokers campers. AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILIEN showing that God heard and granted the prayers offered throughout the !airs are played as usual and cavalry | world for the king. Need Almost $700 for Christmas Fund Only one third of the fund needed to bring Salvation Army Christmas contributions to needy families has Leen raised through the keftles to date, ording to Adjustant Carl TFredrickson. Five kettles and Santa Claus have been on the street since. Thursday but up to Saturday night only $327.80 had heen received, The army needs $1.000 this year for Christmas for the needy fam- ilies and Christmas tree and party or the children. Special Notice Come on. you people who have |been gripped by the card play ng]n_ 1. hobby. Here's an opportunity to party which is to be given under the Rev. William A. Harty 0. H., auspices of branch, A. There will be worst of you. A will be offered. 50 cents. chance for' the turkey door pri Admission will be “I wouldn't be looking for Christ- mas present 1 ain't supposed to know about. Ferndale milk has got me pretty healthy and strong. that 1 the spanking 1 got coming.” but at going fo like Food authoritics state that noth- ing take milk for the child, and a quart a day can the place of too much. NDALE MILK is nonc [ER PHONE 3890 Money in 24 Hours — Reasonable Terms MUTUAL SYSTEM loans are made for helpful and con- structive purposes, such as sickness, to pay past due bills, home improvements, property repairs, taxes, interest on mortgages, premiums on insurance, for supplies of coal or wood, for education and countless other legitimate expen- ditures. All transactions confidential. Twenty Months To Pay If Needed On $ 80 You Pay ... On $100 You Pay .... On $140 You Pay ... On $160 You Pay ... On $200 You Pay ... On $300 You Pay .... Plus reasonable cost, time hefore 1t is due and pay You may pay your lod veess $ 4.00 Monthly . § 5.00 Monthly $ 7.00 Monthly $ 8.00 Monthly $10.00 Monthly vee.. $15.00 Monthly n il any- only for actual time you have ry tayinent reduces the cost. NO INDORSERS REQUIRED The Mutual System Room 202, 300 MAIN STRLET New JUST KIDS “I'm willin® to believe most of the idiots around here get that way by fallin® on their heads when they wax little, but not swhen there's two of ‘em in the family.” (Cupsright, 1928 Pullimers € ndjiate) COMMERCIAL COMPANY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Commercial Tras Company Building Tel. 6000 Leonard Building TELEPHONE 1950 tomorrow , night at 8:30 o'clock at Judd's hall. | *will City Items tev. William A. Harty branch, A, | will hold a meeting in Judd's | ball tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock.: {show your skill at the whist card | A so rial will be held after the meet- ling. The society’s turkey committee | | will meet at the Tabs' hall fonight at 8 o'clock. A joint installation ommittee composed of members of William A, Harty branch, 1. and the Ladies' auxilia i meet Tuesday night at 7:15 joclock at Judd’s hall to arrange for {exercises to be held on New Year's night. jEie A O, Complete his ry Christmas®™ | with a hox of Muller's Mozart cigars ' advt, Camp Clara, 1. N. of will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at 8t Jean de Baptiste hall. 1f you want to see his Xmas smile [ ke sure to give him Mozart cigars —avt A. G. Tammond auxiliary will entertain membe Wednesday afternoon from | 5 o'clock: at the state ar- friends 0 to ! mory sullivan’s orch day, Dec. 19, advt, Eldridge M. Becher of 175 Lin- | {eoln sty has left for Waterbury where heswill attend the funeral of | his mother tomorrow. | 1f you want to see his Xmas smile | mak: sure to give him Mozart cigars advt New Britain chapter of Hadassah | will moet tomorrow cvening at the ihome of Miss Anna Rosenberg of 17 Main street. The series of lectures [ which has been given for several [weeks will be continued. Members fand friends are welcome, | Winthrop Council, No. 7. Sons and | Daughters of Liberty, will hold a regular mecting Wednesday evenins Tahs hall. Wedne Admission 25 cent at 7:30 o'clock at Jr. O. U. A. M A Christmas social will follow the meeting, | Fifty turkeys given away, dance | bs Nall, Wed., Dec. 19. Adm. §0c. adit. Karol and Karolina Chmiel h:.w‘ Ziven title to property at 19 Grand- [view street, to John Kowalski, as a result of a foreclosure action | |brought by Schultz & Costello. Kow- {alski bought the property after a {foreclosure was ordered by the city court. I o | Tsabella Circle, N. D. T., will meet | ¥ this evening at the club rooms. A Christmas social will follow the | meoting. All members are asked to | |bring a gift. Refreshments will be served, Mrs. Mary Bakas of 177 Elm street, while doing her Christmas Ishopping Saturday afternoon, lost 260, She was unable to tell the po- [lice how she lost the money. She missed it after she was in a store a short time, | | | 2 Let Us Get Your 1929 MARKERS No Bother No Long Waiting WL DO ALL THE WORK Daily Trips to the Capitol 24 HOUR SERVICE Fee Only '50c Come in and fill out your application before the rush starts. Automotive Sales & Service 248 ELM STREET Tel, 2700-2701 THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arfanged for Quick and Ready Referency * LINE RATES for CONSLCUTIVE INSERTIONS Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Charge Prepaid 10 324 L1 line 1 line 1 line 1 day 3 days i day Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch Minimum space 3 1'nes. Mininum Book chaige. 38 cents. 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