New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929. ‘Forest Fire Beaten Back Third Time In Mill Valley’s Canyons; Soldiers Held For Next Battle| ands of Acres of Grain and Timber Lost— Smoke Clouds Skies. {P— ed the San Francisco, Cal., July Fire-ravaged Mill Valley es threat of further destru night when a new outbreak of the flames in the wooded canyons above the town that leaped fire-breaks and roared toward the downtown area was beaten back by a thousand fight- ers Tihrd Victory for Fighters It was the third time the fire demon had been turned back since | conflagration | last Tuesday. Fire officials said the | the outbreak of the blaze appeared to be under control but potential trouble still lurked in | the smouldering ruins of homes and wooded areas. A contingent of United States sol- diers, sent from the Presidio here and from Fort Baker and Fort Barry nearby, helped to fight the flames, as did hikers, sightseers and other volunters. The soldiers were held in barracks at Fort Barry to be of im- mediate service in case of another | outbreak. Leaders, of the fighting forces said was burning fiercely in t Mount Tam: the wind mig town. Reservation Menaced fornia the vari- troyed thou- where in C: res which have d ds of acres of grain, forests and grazing land were reported to be generally under control, but there Apache Indian ation of E: ern Arizona whe fierce fire brol out Wednesday in valuable pine tim- All communication with White River, servation center, cut off when the single telephone circuit went out of commission, but it was learned yesterday that the flames were sweeping a front of se louds of smoke I Personals Mrs. Edward Feldman and Milton, Mrs, Clara Cohen and Miss Miriam Cohen have gone to Silver Sands for the summer. Mrs. Morris Rubenstein a 1- dren of Monroe street are at Silver Sands for the summer. Misses Betty of Mill street spent the Clinton. holiday at George Carlson of Russwin road is visiting in New York for a few days. Miss Elsie Johnson street spent the week at Neck. of Belden Indian Miss Bertha Haber of High street spent the holiday in New York city with friends. Miss Gladys Krum of street is ationing at Downs, Mass. Stanley Norfolk Mr. and Mr 79 Arch street week at Boston. . John Lundquist of are spending the Misses Ann Donlon "Morelli spent the holida o'Woods. at Point rion Scheyd, Peggy Gor- ge Harry the holiday on a fishing man Rray spen O IFarmington avenu day with their s Mr. and Mrs. W. ft Wed- nd uncle, 'y of Allen son, | nd Linea Johnson |; 1 Mildred | | street, for Branford where they will remain for a month, 2 of and Mrs, Mrs. Rudolph Gatting and daugh- | ter, Marguerite, of Clff street left Wednesday for a month's vacation at Hawks' Nest. r. and Mrs ughter, *s on Park r. and Mrs, were at Rawlings of Ocean Beach New London, yesterday. family t Madison. tsl.y holiday a New London Miss Helen Shanahan and Rose Kiniry, teachers at the Chamber school, and Miss Catherine C at the Camp school, wit ry Hughes leave tomorrow for a month’s motor tour of Cana- da Willow street s Ocean Beach, Boston Mayor Talks French for Sailors July 5 (U'P)—DMayor Mal- | Roston colm E. Nichols of Boston s ven his closest friends when, after delivering his speech over the 0, he the address in | mptu performance prised yesterday holiday repeated i members of 'nch war cruiser astern fffilliner 133 MAIN ST. was anxiety over the situation in the Threat of Further Danger to Town Still Exists—Thous- ‘ R e — “Sissy” Dead Because He Resented Charge Paterson, N. J., July 5 (UP)— Police blamed the death of John Dolan, , on a scuffle which the youth had with three other boys d him a “sissy” because wore a wrist wa o Louis Torvella, 16, Joseph Heb- , and Tony Catton, 17, held on an open complaint, pending an autopsy, after Dolan died at St. Joseph's hospital last night from suffocation caused by to the windpipe. » occurred d to tear the wrist Tt was ft from his week ago watch from Dolan a graduation mother presented oday. —————————————————— BOOTLEG LIQUOR CASES END IN JAIL SENTENCES | Coccomo, Lamonte, Burgess and Battaglia Sent Behind Bars in Superior Court. was | Tour New Britain residents ac- cused of having connection with the ' manufacturing of liquor in a large ' still in Woodbridge which was raid- ed by state policemen on Ma; given sentences a perior court. nd their fines were as fol- ge of cons 30 day: pleaded guilty. Bullets Riddle Door, 14 Holes Counted A door leading into the store of William Buden at 90 Spring street wa riddled by bullets sometime luring the night before the Fourth. Policeman W us who was sent to investigate ter made to police counted 14 bullet holes and reported that show cases in the store were also damaged by the bullets which pa door. He also reported that there were no clues. i Nohle\\io_filan Kills 2 Child}‘en, Ends Life alf-y old sanna during a late ernoon promenade yesterday. She en committed suicid The marchio Marquis Azzolino Malas tenant colonel in the was on duty in Iloren . BOSTON FIRE Boston, July 6 (UP)—Ei persons were driven out which swept a six-tenement house on Silver t, South Boston, early today. 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