New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1929, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929. 3 Angry Store Permit Petitioner, Called An Invalid by His Wife, Threatens to Beat Remonstrant| . | (First Judging of Work in Newly |sicsees shess ¥ b, Severat prom- Cianci, Infuriated by Objection to His Opening Place of Business, Advances With Menacing Gesture on PRIZES AWARDED Formed School Showing a truly remarkable sens | that time,” Mr. D'Agostino “However, it vas the consensus of everyone who visited the studio this says. evening that the I lzllu‘rnoon and | puplls have done marvelous work | And I believe that they have. “There is no doubt that next rfall the school will be even more of nent men in New DBritain have be- come interested in the project, and have expressed their willingness to | serve on the board of directors next all thank the people of New Britain b 1 tr who are artistically support that they in this project? them, and the ness to work HELD FOR ASSAULT ire that the a.” to 1 ere he will be con irt school and also er in Rockport WILDGAT HUSBAND - Jo e Jorsey Laborer Described as vt il “Strong as an Ape” TROLLEY AND SEDAN CRASH " BALDNESS The seda the trolle; r stopved for the red ind double row was going north an¢ .r was going south. Th light of stopped car! formed just before the collision. Thi rs reported no cause for polic’ wetion, CAN BE AVOIDED MWith Lacky Tiger. like Hoad --1 under Money-Bach Gmar- f Lanske—Application Is Rejected. {of line, handled r the modern| = " oo L = Pty . Rt e Gadlotl s When one compares the r.l\m,\ }{(,]) Cross rhesplang 575 Y . % |of this vear with the one which is . o0 When Concettina Cianci appealed |cluded the entire strip. He told | Maple street, won he honors at| . iccted for fall, he will soon sec Plan Outing July 28 to the board of adjustment to permit | the board the land in question has |the exhibition of the art work Of | Why the work which has been this| The drar Clib ot the TNiy reopening of a store in her building [ been vacant for the past 45 years, [Armondo D'Agostino’s pupils, which | 00 5o "oy marvelous. We did ¢ at the corner of Tremont and West | that it is undesirable for residen }‘UO‘» place Monday flf""‘:lflt‘ll!’ f;l.\'_f Aotiiave mmuech fime to work this streets, she represented that her|but that it can be disposed of for |{¥CNInE & the Enm ”‘_"'{1 ':’.“"‘ b=l epring. Classes were limited in husband is an invalid and that it|light manufacturing. | "t‘”" \,H'\‘l' T ne ’”1' ”'l”v time, d there were classes only is necessary for her to have this| Councilman Holmberg reminded oot O S6W Havem u once every week. All the other additional revenue or she will lose | him that the district is residential | J . | times the pupils had to work out lher property. despite the fact that it might be| Mrs Gard, who chooses to Work |y i own problems with no one to i) Last night, at a meeting of the|possible to sell -for manu cturing. | ' "‘I‘"" AREELIED [‘)”"r l‘l'f :»‘:4“ them board, William Lanske, leader of |He felt certain, he said, tie HERIAE il ‘,““.“'{,,",( Nty the opposition to Mrs. Cianci's peti- | change would reduce the value of a2 ;“\‘“;‘“_‘1 T 3 T am sure that it will tion, contradicted her claims, assert- | his property. e reason no resi-| "\‘ ;l‘x \1I1:~ CaEe ut she|be better, because there will be : ing that the Cianci’s are spending|dences have Leen establishd in the S ‘ll_,’ o a ‘1‘ lion of Staff of visiting artists supplement- several thousands of dollars to im-|past 45 years is because the land ‘:'m"”u“::“\l‘l\_‘ - "“,“\;”f ‘L:,":”‘;M_ hav | ing the staff which already prove their property, have a radio|was in a hollow up to the past few | e L ~ ¢ E . s. A bes .. painted on | Then, T also hope to teach ] !n]fheir_home and drive about mixulrs. Holmberg insisted. - Folanal St also gave Mrs, |commercial design work. i T & limousine. Commissioner Davidson was not 1 strong claim on first place in| "May T take this oppor ity 1 Waskielewiez Cianci Becomes Belligerent inclined to take action until the plot | (o oil division. These declarations brought Cianci|has been inspected in the light of) . b et w e herD to his feet and with a fiery look in [ the protest. Bl s Parniicton Moy his eye, he advanced toward Lanske »Hagearty Case Continued iz eine ool fiet with both fists upraised. Tanske| Because several property owners| . c'in'oils hecause of his effective was undisturbed. but seized upon|who wished to be heard as objectors | p. aiine of line and color. The the incident to ask: “Gentlemen.|to the zone change sought by Mrs.|c.one shows a depth of perception does he look like an invalid now?|Minnie Hagearty on High street.|wpien is not often found in an He's not a cripple ,he works every | were out of the city, Attorney W. E.| 4 st as young as Mr, Higgins day and has three sons who work!" | Hagearty, lawyer for the petitioner, | \ips. Gard ohl haheiabie Mrs. Nadolny, owner of an apart-|agreed to a continuance, Pt S O R ment building opposite the Cianci| ! SRR s e h s1id her tenants have threat- | 5 i oo wove o i thre-“are owy| Police Headquarters | “mons the most intereane i more stores in the neighborhood. Looks Like Bathhouse !''“% on cxhibit was ons Ihdv g S bl i ereel (G e O N T Higging which depicts the old can V : ; lie locks in Avon. Probably influenced a year in taxes, more, she believed, | o o i i D) A P e e than the Ciancis, and felt entitled |}eaqquarters show mute ¢ ) French painters of the m to protection. {die nineteenth century, Mr. Higgins |to its respectability (RN v i | » gone bout his ta witth muw Nice Tenants, No Children | s e e “I have nice tenants (00, no chil- Rl N dren or anything™ Ars. NadoIn¥|herein he is informed that Mr.|wonders. His treatment of water concluded as the board members, |(onncly i cither out or in, he will |1y especially effe Mr. D'Agos- | most of them fathers of children ex-|soo strange things gracing the rail. | fino, pleased with his work, declares changed glances and smiled. |He will see five bathing suits, five| that such talent is unusual in a Joseph Luskevich, owner of the|bathing caps, 1wo sweaters and Miat formal building in which Lanske conducts |pairs of beach shocs. Mon a store, said there are enough busi- | they were sodden with wat ness places in the district and that |they were just brought in from | g SRR SRR G cton and the Cianci store would reduce the|Washington street where they were | pon NUEE D RS S0 FEO T0GR {ncome from his property and re-|found in a bundle by Harry Arandt|™ pyp Bassette, 24 Emmons place move the protection he now has. lof West Hartford. In the bundle | . civaq honorable mention for a| Lanske followed Luskevi Sev- | there were also articles of apparel | il lire. done in blues and yellows, eral times during his argument he [which, for sake of Phess gl 206 S L noh chari even | was interrupted by Cianci, whobe for the casual observer. finally rose in a threatening man-| Officer Tirophy, earing that they| “Of course, when one looks at the ner and advanced toward Lanske | would hecome mouldy if they were | work of the pupils, they must re until Chairman J. E. Cooper sharply [jeft in the bundle, unwrapped them. | member that the school has bheen in ordered him to sit down nd last night they were drying out, | operation for only two months, and On motion of Commissioner S. M. | gjowly but surely. | not much can be accomplishe in Davidson, it was voted to deny the| ] wish the owners would come | Stephen Robb and Adolph Carlson | came before the board in support Sick Woman Distressed son, owners of nearby propertic jected and presented a peti Bul n EN.S Officers on the beat were in-| | but at the boarc aking their cannon with them I a most wonderful thirg. The world admires tha petition, which had been presented | and get them soon,” says Licutenant | S———==— by Attorney A. S. Aharonian in be-| pamforth, “because they seem to n trial zone several plots of land on woman in the neighborhood w 1 showing a long list of opponents the move. freedom which this country enjoys so tre- half of Mrs. Cianci. {make the station look like—like a : | When Boys Fire Cannon . . Cherry street, south of Ellis street.| That boys were disch a lsafavonte Councilman John E. Holmberg and | cannon at the corner of Cherry and when seasoned report received by the police depart- Mr. Robb had originally NDEPENDENCE, as mendously. antee. Barbers o1 s monthly meet- o'clor _Pcople who realize the importance of a Clear, Healthy Skin use yticira SOOTHING ANTISEPTIC “Cuticurs,” Dept. 16T, Malden, Mase. guide “In October it is planned to open cliibl sense | the school. exists. CLEANSING Agme Semple free. 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