New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1929, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2,'1929. 3 TG LIFE: VOICE GOOD Evading Responuibility | QUARTET BATTLES _ FLASKES 2 FuRE BAD ALDA SAYS|ouwrrti Cotent| i bench for a sbort session of police |' court today, a few cases of drunken- |* By the Associated Presa |Egyotology in Caire. The offer was| ness being disposed of and the case New York — Broadway under- withdrawn in an impasse over stipu-|of Michael Daunis, 41, of 7§ East - ’ Y l i n m stands that Peggy Joyce welcomed lations of the Egyptian government. |Main street, charged with drunken | or omlllg lstlll' ) the New Year in the grand ballroom driving and evading responsibility H of the Ritz in company with Ray New Haven—Mrs. Yetta Kopel-ion Dec. 22 being continued until | Mld b’ Rflnlomemt’ Goetz while at the other end of the man of New York killed and Bnn-‘Monda): Judge Saxe said he heard . \ | roor 0 H |room was Irene Bordoni with an. jamin Mallin, seriously injured, that Attorney Thomas J. Cabelus, other gentleman. Irene has denied when car skidded on icy pavement counsel for Daunis, was slightly in- AR FORD With the arrest of Thomas Nappi, that she is estranged from-Ray, her and overturned. disposed at home, gnd for that rea- 1 18, of 7 Cherry street, by Officer manager ind husband. | |son the case could not be heard, | Louis E. Harper, on charges o!l ‘ Bridgeport—The Ostrea, oyster| In the case of Salvatore Biordi, 6 ® drunkenness, breach of the peacei [ondon—*American friends of the boat, destroyed by fire and three of 123 North street, Assistant Prose- P - and assault and resisting arrest, the prince of Wales,” unidentified fur- members of crew injured in ex-!cut\n' Attorney W. M. Greenstein lnar police claim to have apprehended ther, have given $100,000 for relief plosion, preceding fire. entered a nolle. He told Judge Saxe the fourth member of 3 quartet of of British coal miners. | | that Biordi had never been arrested young men who gave battle to Ser- | Bethel—Joseph Tenk, 45, dies before and the family trouble which ® @eant Feeney and Officer Harper| oo vo it e the 'aftor his car skids on. road and |led to the arrest had-besn straight- * and Supernumerary Officer Charles yr 4 onolitan Opera believes that overturns, pinning him beneath. Lesevicus early vyesterday MOrRing p.. vojice is better than ever, but | .: cn:lsmuz;treem ‘Napgll ple;u]ifd her figure isn't. “A singer,” | Hartford—Grand list as of July 1, RESIGNATION ACCEPTED mot gullty when arraigned in police gne explains, ““can’t be as vain as the last, is $364,163.749, an increase of | Belgrade, Jugo: a, Jan. 2 o i oti s I mith® . TS Bty il ok o en oo DEEILBE, S SROE e e A e e E January Sales will be an interesting feature at Wise, Smith’s this month. A store-wide occasion, offering thou- tinued until Saturday, When the reductions ruin the voice.” resignation of the government of sands of wanted home and personal articles at clearance p:ices. Den’t miss these great sales! Look For The Signs In cases of Anthony Romani, 17, of 121 Hartford—Scven New Year babes Premier Anton Koroshets, which | Every Department ! ‘Whiting street, Frank Panarella,' providence, R. L.—Twins parted born here, four g boys. was submitted last week. | 19, of 203 Cherry street, and John two years ago when one entered a | S————— Higgins, 17, of 33 Whiting street. convent are to be reunited. Miss| Bridgeport—Twin boys were born HALL DAMAGED | will be tried, having been continued \furguerite Tobin of Bristol is to here on New Year's Day. Manville, R. I, Jan. 2 (P—Fire p =% in court yesterday. Each is charged join Mary Tobin as a sister of | damaged a large hall owned by the X with drunkenness, breach of the mercy. | aplin—Mr. and Mrs. Winstow | Manville Ukrainian church early to- - peace and assault, and resistance. H ¢ their golden wed- 'day with a loss estimated at $30,000. . According to the police, the young New York—Mr. and Mrs. John D. A {Th? building, of wooden construc- men were conducting themselves Rockefeller, Jr., and their son Davic —_— | tion, was used as a church and as a noisily in a lunch cart on Chestnut are to make a vovage up the N nd were deprived of sup- school. The cause of the firc was not street a short distance from Main The trip is described as for pl from abroad, the country coukl determined. street about 2 o'clock yesterday ure. Mr. Rockefeller offered $10,- only produce sufficient food to keep S — | ' morning and Officer Lesevicus order- 000,000 in 1926 for a museum of 'it going for & few months. READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS AND ed them to stop. A scuffle ensued, in ' - I I which Sergeant Feeney and Officer = = Harper took a hand. Sergeant St s | AND $12 FAMOUS RED CROSS SHOES ‘was punched several times. Higgins, Romani and Panarella were arrested Another fortunate purchase, through on the spot but Nappl is sald to n 5 ¢ “Red i Smart Leathers have run away. : the courtesy o R' Cross’ maker's. Brown Kid Black Calf Say Hardware Buying 5 We bought 800 pairs to sell at this Black Kid Black Satin Will Continue Strong ; The savings you make by buying all your phenomenal price. Every pair a $10 Brown Calf Patent Leather é Rl T Tan Jootoiomne 2 | Ly foods at the A & P are real eavings . . . for j or $12 value! g Every pair is style tions of the country, optimistic | Lt Flaocs of fenes snd sanle smart and quality made! Made over Wanted Styles T lo:e.zxq‘:-:“;::in:n;jl 5ot \ v y g . d hl r R | the famous Limit last with the Arch- Unsurpassed for . . . quality " op-in Style Two-Strap Style e et T foods at A AT siowes 3 prioes much lowor Tone Arch Support, also the remark- le .. comfort and enduring foot- O:-Stiap Sisle _Faney Strap Style mary. Retailers and wholesalers’ than you nsndly pay | able Combination Last which gives a ease! A sale you'll welcome with the T“‘E and Oxfords stocks haye been heavlly faxed and snaug fitting heel very shoes you want . . ~at a price All Sizes 3to9 are now of very moderate propor- 3 - e 3 tions. Spring it b A you want to pay! Widths From AA to D tive and demand is increasing. Main Street and Pratt Street Entrances. Employment is now on a very Righ level and promises to remain 5o I - ‘ ey | RADICALLY REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE says the National Bank of Com- ] - merce forecast, “from active de- Ml ey | et fempt wn oversuagment of the ff| - Sunnyfield” Sliced ' Selected e tedine 1o mereased outoic | BACON, Ib. 31¢ | EGGS, oz, ........... 49 enlarged capacity that in the mean its undoing. It is in this that the most serious threat to year's prosperity lies.” ces are very firm at this time. lections are reported ftair. Selected medium and large prunes, tender and meaty! P i Home for Aged Head ‘ Pl‘llnet =as VALUES Charged With Larcen = Dedham, glnu Jan. 2 m—mz Double tipped matches — full count boxes! e i | REDUCED Halen L. Cooper, owner of the bank- BOXES rupt home for aged whieh bears her atc e' name, pleaded not gullty in the dis- triet court today to larceny of more i LJR0 W00 from Charles Moore, sns GORTON’S. 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