New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1929, Page 6

DRINKS OWN HOOCH, NOW PARTLY BLIND Bien Street Man, Il in Hospta, © Can't Attend Coart len street, was reported ill at his jome and unable to avpear in police urt today to answer to the charge ¢ violation of the liquor law on hich he was arrested Saturday ight by Officers E. B. Kicly and J. M. Licbler, who found a number of Mve gallon cans, jugs and bottles #nd a jug containing a green liquid Which gives off fumes when exposed fo the air, in his home. It is believed hat Galaban drank some of the al- feged liquor and a short time after being locked up he in_such pain ‘amt Dr. Moses Kupelian was called. e said it was possible that Gu ban's eyes were affected, as he had Rifficulty seeing as he walked. Attorney Thomas 1. McDonough fold Judge Saxe in police court to- ! Gustave Galaban, aged 43, of 201] 80 a continuance until Wedneaday was ordered. Attorney Thomas J. Cabelus represents Daunis. POSTAL DEPARTMENT ISSUES NEW ENVELOPES Stamps For Air Mail, Blue, White and Amber for Checks, Blue Return Cards. Postmaster H. E. Erwin has placed an order with the depart- ment at Washington for some new type special stamped airmail envel- cpes and return cards which were | issued shortly after January 1, by the government. The envelopes, which are of the window type, are issued, it is be- lieved hecause of the growing popu- larity of the air mail service in this country. The envelopes Will be is- sued in white only and will bear | cent embossed air stamps of They will be avail- | Thoy[ 8 and 13 only. hed printed and un- | printed and sizes will conform with inost forms of business stationery. A radical departure from govern- able in sizes NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1929. CRASH PINS GIRL BETWEEN AUTOS Thrown From Father's Car, Ankle and Shoulder Hurt Miss Alice E. James, 14, of 19 Armistice street, was pinned be- tween her father's touring car and an open delivery car owned by the |o'Neil Tire & Battery Co. at the | | corner of Myrtle and Grove streets |shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, sustaining painful injuries to her ankle and shoulder. She was |confined to her bed today under a | physician's care. | Clayton A. James, father of the injured girl. was driving west on | | Myrtle street and the delivery car, which was driven by Richard J. Scanlon of 28 Peck street, was going in the opposite dircction. A sedan came out of Grove strect at a rate lot speed said fo have been exces- sive, and forced the James car to | 25,000. CHICAGO HEIGHTS SGENE OF RAIDS (Continued from First Page) including the shooting to death of Leroy Gilbert, South Chicago Heights. None of the 25 prisoners, how- ever, did much talking during ques- tioning last night. “Their silence ‘smacks (Mafia,” said Alexander G. of the Jamie, City Items C. E. Carlson of 44 Kelsey street has returned from New York and has entered the New Britain General hospital. « Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. H., will hold a meeting in the Y. M. T. A. & B. society hall tomorrow night at |7:30 o'clock. chief of police of |importance is to be discussed. Business of special Edward Gromko of Booth street has returned to Rensselaer Polytech- |nic Institute to resume his studies after spending the Christmas recess | with his parents. John Kata of Broad street, & stu- |dent at Notre Dame University, has head of the special prohibition unit |} ror nat institution to resume his “Correspondence found in some of homes raided indicated that Chicago Heights may have been the nest of of a black hand ring operating, in Chicago, New York. St. Louis and Cincinnati.” The raid was concel\cd in the of- fice of United States District Attor- ney George C. Johnson after he had received reports from special under | studies atter spending the Christmas holidays with his parents. Y. W. C. A. NOTES Health Education Dept. The usual activities of the pool cover men who had been at work and gym will start again this week, He conferred with State's At- torney turn asked the Chicago police for | for some time in the community of having been discontinued during the holiday season. John A. Swanson, who in swimming, gym and reducing will} start the week of January 21, swim- New classes in |were married this morning at 9 ming classes to be held on Monday MISS BUNNY BRIDE OF WR. ¥ DONOUEGH Nupinal Geremony Performed Today in Jewett City Frank McDonough, son of Mrs. James Coyle of 51 Seneca street, and Miss Eleanor Bunny of 63 Bas- sett street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bunny of Los Angeles, Calif., o'clock at the Catholic church in Jewett City. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John J. McCabe, cousin of the bride, They were attended by Miss Julle Sullivan of this city as mald of honor and George Coyle, bridegroom, as best man. beige transparent velvet with a hat to match and she carried a bouquet of orchids. The maid of honor was gowned in blue transparent velvet. | She wore a grey hat and carried a brother of the | The bride wore a gown of rose | ment procedure will be the color of | the assistance of 12 detective squads. bouquet of gardenias. Bay that word had come to his of- 2 | the extreme lett side of the street. | yitnout saying for what purpose. §o 'and Friday nights, gym and reducing Bce of Galaban's inabillty to be in Pourt. A continuance until Thursday was ordered, a bond posted for Balaban’s appearance today being forfeited with the understanding that the forfeiture will he erased if be presents himself for trial on Thursday. DiPace Joseph DiPac tret, pleaded ined $100 . of Clinton gailty 1o the charge of riolation of the liquor law and w Bned $100 and costs, with a sus- pended jail sentence of 10 day Fudge W. I Mangan represented mim and Assistant Prosccuting At- torney W. M. Greenstein made the ommendation as to penalty, Which Judge recepted Sergeant P. MeAvay testitied fhat he and Officer Kiely Bve-gallon cans of alleged aleohol in ancn gar Saturday n and iPace admitted that he for $30 a gallon. ender against the liquor law and t came about through the alertness in observing a car 0 by Jo Mreet. They thought FPavano's li- bense was under suspension hut he proved that it had been returned Faturday, so he was not held. H frove his directly to DiPace's garage and the ofticers, using a pearch warrant they. for the place, found Which is one of the largest uncover- b in this city in some time, Drunk for Three Months Benhard Wickstrom, tooming at 74 Church street for three months and has been intoxi- tated every day during that time, ccording to Mrs. Olson who con- fiucts the place. Yesterday morning he upbraided her for failing to *“make" his bed and she told him she thought he would be sleeping late, but she hurried to carry out his wishes nevertheless, only to be abus pd and threatened. “He's a funny fellow and he would kill you in a minute,” she asserted. About noon, the police were called and Officer John Kennedy arrested Wickstrom on charges of breach of fhe peace and drunkenness. He was released later on a bond, but when Kergeant Feency went to the room- fng house last night to subpoena Mrs. Olson and her son, Wickstrom tame out of his room and created another disturbance. Sergeant ¥eeney arrester him, taking him “out of the house with only his trousers and underclothes on when he refused to dress. The sergeant threw other articles of clothing into the patrol wagon after him and Mra. Olson requested that he be kept at police headquarters for the night, as she was afraid to have him about the house After Serge Olson had t pleaded guilty, said nothing. Judge Saxe fined him $10 and costs for drunkenness and suspended | ment on the breach of the peace charge. On s ion of Mr. Green- stein, Judg: warned Wickstrom to keep aw from the rooming e or he will be in trouble again. and Mrs. strom, who Alfred 1 avenne, parked his car abont four foet from the curh on Main street about 7:45 Saturday night and Supernumerary Officer Tata saw it and asked Lawless for his operator” license when he came ont of a near- by store. Lawless had none and w arrested. He pleaded guilly to the charge of driving without a license and was fined $10 and costs, Michael Daunis, 41, of 75 East Main et, charged with operating an itomobile while under the infiu- ence of liguor and evading respon- sibility, was ready for trial but Ser- geant P. J. O'Mura, who assisted in the arrest, was unable to be present on account of injury Albany st an Watch Tongue For Signs of lllness ‘ Your tongue is mnothing more than the upper end of your stomach and intestines. It is the first thix your doctor looks at. It tel E glance the condition nf your dng - tive system — and physi that 90 per cent of al start with stomach trouble, and A white or yell, coating on_ your gue is a danger ig nal of those tive disorders. It tells you wh s ertion tires why vou have £ the bowels, ga: every morning! stomach, di And it’s a sign you need Tanla' This good old rvhabm me helped thousands who v Look at vour TONGUE tle helps you. Tanlac _contains no mineral drugs; it is made of bark herbs dicines from your druggist today. Your money back if it doesn’t hel p you. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTILES USED ] 4 the return card, which will printed in blue ink. This envelope will climinate the necessity of affixing five cents in regular postage and writing the words “air mail” or pasting the red, white and blue envelope, where air mail stamps rare not availuble, label on an | causing it to collide head-on with the delivery car.. The force of the | |impact threw Alice James out of the car in such & manner that she was | | pinned hetween the two machines, and in the excitement that resulted, none of the principals caught the registration number of the sedan, | closely was the plan for the raid agents and detectives knew where | they were going until they were well on their way. Take Over Station Chicago police took over the po- lice station, even holding Chicago cla: | guarded that only a few of the 110 Rnights. scnior swim class ses on Tuesday and Thursday Schedule for week in gym and pool. Monday and Friday, 6:00-9:00, cs. Tuesday and Thursday, 7:30-8:00, gym and reducing classcs. Tucsday and Thursday, 6:00-9:00, The church was decorated with palms, roses and carnations for the event. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. | McDonough departed on a wedding | trip. On their return, they will re- side at 22 Lincoln strect and will | be home to friends after March 1, 1929. . SPIRIN To break a cold harmlessly and in a hurry try a Bayer Aspirin found 14 | was selling | He is a first of- | accidents eph Pavano on Clinton | | tor vehicles. Ifor the ‘1 ad obtained | the supPIY. | congter, has been | Announcement is made also that a new two cent stamped envelope of the window variety will be issued. This envelope will be of sufficient size for the mailing of hank checks as now standardized by the division | of simplified practice of the depart- | ment of commerce. The envelope | will be known a available in white, at the local post office in a few days. 7 in Massachusetts Roston, persons wers Jan. 7 (UP)—Seventeen | killed in automobile in Massachusetts .ok, according to the George A. Parker, registrar of mo- |10 a This was eight more than for the previous week and five more than corresponding period of 927, Last week's victims included 11 pedestrians, five occupants and one 'Dr. Talbat to Address Q Socnal Workers’ Club Dr. Henry P. Talbat of the state | department of hvul(h will apeak to| the members of the Social Workers' club at the next meeting which will be held Wednesday, at 12:15 p. m. in the Y. M. €. A. hanquet hall. The | lecture is open to any who are in- terested in hearing Dr. Talbat speak. | to his foot, | economy of operation; near this price; the driver of which did not stop. | Clayton A. James. Jr. |and bruised, injured as jured and attended | Donnelly. No. 6 and will he |#ged. blue or amber, | was detailed to investigate the crash, The new envelopes will be available found no cause for police action. At a meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Phoenix .finance Corp. Automobile Crashes ‘on Friday, a regular quarterly divi- dend of 50 cents standing S per cent cumulative pre- last |ferred stock report of {dividend will he paid on January 10 o- |to stockholders of record on Janu- Economy with Full-Size —Plymouth is the outstanding full- size car in this price class, giving room for five grown-ups, with Economy with safety— Plymouth's weatherproof hydrau~ lic four-wheel brakes give instant stopping in any weather —another feature possessed by no other car | Ecomomy with power— Plymouth's 45 h. p. engine assures typical Chrysler pick-up and get- away plus ability to maintain high averagespeeds withquietsmoothness; Economy with modern engineering— Chrysler en- gineers designed Plymouth's modern high-compression L-head engine | Heights police officers Yor qu ing. As the raids progressed, flooded the police station lines with calls, believing a gang of rum run- | hirs ners or gangsters had taken over the |dancing. e : town. They were informed that law- | _Saturday, 9:00-11:00, junior swim abiding citizens had nothing to fear | classes. from the raiders. When the raid was completed. {two patrol wagons backed up to the Chicago Heights jail, and the pris- oners were brought to Chicago. One of the men arrested was Ol- iver J. Ellis, at whose home the raiders found 423 slot machines. The agents also confronted Ellis with cancelled checks for $400,000 cover- ing a period of 18 months, and he was quoted as gaying these repre- sented profits In the slot machi racket in Chicago Heights and other 1. suburbs. Asked how the profits were | olyb meetings to plan the program divided, he said they were split five [for the next few months and to ways, but he would not name the gtart preparations for the mid-winter | plunges. Tuesday, 4 | Thursday, ged 8, and aged 15. who were were shaken up not as painfully | Scanlon was in- by Dr. John cars were dam- who junior plunges. ster, Vorna, = 2 tiny tbts the but Alice. Girl Reserve Depl. All clubs will resume activities this week. The schedule for club meet- ing is as follows: Monda . day — \Vullclo, Benjamin Franklin, Owakiya, Sunshine. | Friday—Wise Y’s, H20. New projects will be started this week. Several of the clubs will be- gin work on dramatics, basketball practice will come on Lriday from 6-1 and the newspaper staft will meet on Friday at 4. All girls are asked to attend thelr Both ergeant M. J. Tlynn, DECLARE DIVIDEND share on the out- was declared. The tablet. And for headache, The action of Aspmn is very efficient, too, in cases of neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism and l\ml And there’s no after eficct doctors give Aspirin to often infants, Whenever there’s pain, think of Aspirin, genuine Bayer Aspirin has Bayer on the box and on evfl'} All druggists, with proven directions. Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salleylicacid Have You $5.00 to Invest? Mr. McDonough is manager and | part owner of the New Britain Rol- | ler Hockey club. He formerly was | proprietor of a smoke shop on} Church street, and of the Casino | Bowling alleys in this city, Miss Runny was the first secretary of the New Britain Chamber of Commerce and has been private secretary to former Governor Everett J. Lake for a number of yea RCH FOR DRIVER Milford, Mass.. Jan. 7 (A —Police | of Milford nearby towns, to- | gether with state police, were searching last night for the Lit and run driver who sent Giarmarco Pagmiaroll, 40, of Milford to the | hospital with a possibl& fatal in- juries - Pagmiaroli was found nncon:cions on -the Medws road hy DPatrick Deloria _af Milford. nd Mutual System Thrift Bonds pay 6% interost compounded semi-annually and may others. He said that orders had been | girl reserve conference. given two months ago to bring in |all slot machines when Swanson | b ikt R0 T | took oftice as statc's attorney. {Come on, You Blizzards, Snow Digger Is Here Mr. and Mrs. John Conlon ™e uno-'lf'%’ ' | i storeyard, where it i3 now in condi- tion awaiting use.’The machine will replace one owned by a privafe con- a group of relatives and friends. Mr. |tractor, whose proposal fof’ a con- Conlon is & veteran employe of Lan- |tract this year failed to impress the |ders, ¥rary & Clark Co. He is a|board of public works, with the re- | member of Bishop Tierney Amluvymu that the purchann was, recom- ! mended. freight car and taken to the cily John Conlon of Garden street was held at theiy home last evening by The snow loading machinc pur- 7 {chased by authority of the common Married for 39 Years | A reception in honor of the 39th fw lll lhf 50¢ar Au nucem council has been unloaded from the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. RiAs Siis 26 \bly. Fourth Degree, K. of C eS Ir. mmp]z 0fVallw Giving Plymouth Prices Effec tive December 20th — f. o. b. Detroit. | real Coupe . . . . %655 #675 Roadster . . . 675 (with rumble seat) Touring . . . 695 Chrysler Motors’ great cardinal prin- ciple in designing and building the Plymouth is to give the highest possible quality, the greatest possible value, dollar for dollar. If you will compare the Ply- mouth, feature by feature, with 2-Door Sedan De Luxe Coupe 695 (with rumble seat) 4-Door Sedan . 695 the few other cars in the lowest~ priced field, you will need no salesman to point out Ply. mouth’s many superiorities. Plymouth is winning on the score of greater dollar value —and you can prove that fact to yourself in far less time than it takes to tell you, embodying such importantimprove- ments as aluminum alloy pistons, The City Service Station Inc., large main bearings, positive pres- sure-feed lubrication, rubber engine A. M. PAO! A, Pres. mountings and torque reaction neutralizer. 238 HARTFORD AVENUE o had in dencwinations of $5.00 or multiples thercof, The cmatic purchase of these bonds leaches the habit of thrift and buiids a firm foundation for your financial success. Open Monday evenings until 8 o’clock The Mutual System Room 202—2nd Floor 300 MAIN ST, LEONARD BLDG. TELEPHONE 4950 Hours—9 a. m. to 5 p. m., daily Saturdays—9 a. m. to 1 p. m. with pile pipe, 75¢ Tin box, 60¢ Most Exceptional Values in our January Clearance Coats from $35.00 Dresses from $10.75 Sweater Suits from $10.75 Sweaters from $3.50 Hats less 1-3 Leather Coats less 1.3 Starting tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 We Will Offer Our Silk Underwear at 1.3 Off PARKER «¢ PARKER