New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1929, Page 6

6 3 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 192). _ e ——————————————— o e ( TWO LEAVING FOR POLAND performed but he failed to rally an G an, [ Friends of Hendryx said today . e e Seen oo SRR e City Items Merchandise Stolen o e S aylor, Benjamin Taylor, ( lifton An- tha as a g L mer Aar I‘lom Dla]n St Stolel 7 ! / ; g drews, Raphael Pasados Milton (] could easily have saved himself if — f 338 North Burritt street, will said ' conscious condition. Several pairs of womens' garters, | tomorrow noon for Poland. He is —- Bonney, Weale ms, Norman he were alive or conscious when he . 5 . FflR ANNUAL [;AMPS 1?1’“.\ Stanle > Starzyck, Merwin AN leESTlfiAT“]N fell Into the water. Tt was said that “”\‘»‘" X;‘"";"" -\‘;('l“\f(““' nu]\\ s )-.u(y;‘n\‘ re !m’(.s 18 ‘sm s. .:)p}rnml}nn»\mhm the :04 ial 1 A.\/1|1|a~l:)f PRAINS AID PLANES ‘\ s, Ah lvnll Walsh, Joseph ‘s was found by mem. | €ssion, J ~August 16.— - belt, a bathing suit, several pairs of | the >olis people. Mr apatka g - N ST % I.I””L Albert hlehlv‘r_ Harold Slx?r- :,{::d;?\nwbn, }hy: ‘,:(:('\"lm’, ,.m,,, N ind fixures in the jewelry | men's gloves, scarfs. ties, several|plans to remain in Poiand for a fe | Chicago. July 5.—The co-opcratio : , Charles Burns, Fred Lackey, had returned from a short visit to Albert Iinoch of 330 Main | pocketbooks and between $4 and $5 {years. Andrew Kadziolka of Bris- | of railroads und airplanes is speec : + = | Mortimer Swanson, Alvar Johnson the Ball home ashore street will be sold at auction by Con- |in cash were stolen from L. Nowin. ‘ tol, m(‘ordlng to Agent 8. Arszylo- | ing up the schedule of the Amer ham Dary, John Dyson, e — | e vaa 1= | satintv e judgment tn city courts night | hoon from New York for a few | American Air Transport Associatio | asa G ! 3 Bating o gur special Sat. supper, 50¢ | Officer John M. Liebler learned [ monthis visit in Poland | Transatlantic service also is speede 0fal and Roscos: Gilpatric. (Continued From First Page) | jurisdiction the case lies, said g in ad. ues{s | The following cubs will attend the & R ially notifieq | Seda Shopi . that entrance was gained by I”\Ahhlnfi‘ —_— ‘ up. Berlin to the United States h: SR Keough extin- | cpen a trap door leading fo the store | Rod (Cross Drive “l" | beemr cut from ten to six day L i ! | ok Nordon y sort |(d0ubt help Lo reduce (he 28 mill fax |of Hendryx'sideath - n awning outside |rom a garage in the basement. The Schedules of trains and planes ar Next week New Britain j‘»:l\(lm()d ‘ phrey, Gordon F n,\nn:’rf‘)m’fi",‘, f_‘ te which the undersigned e % Negrola' » at Beaver and \.vnoryr af‘ not fastened but a heavy Have New 29 Chalrmanpo fixed that they waste no time i :r‘:ut ;‘u"n‘:h"‘x’s“'\‘;oi""‘;‘:\"; .‘“w“:;?‘ vmond Alderman Thuodore Zuk, sl '.‘ i ,‘,m,“;.’.’,: {1) ih“ Ay \’l"””“:\r."'” '””‘ (A—Whether | \p. ;) 9:30 last night, using | counter had been placed on it {o| The selection of a chairman for | E°tting ocean travelers to sca port Rl G lad a0 Garalt! Coben Ll | oo il ek ODDoRer A0, Nathan W. Hendryx, 4 il of wa serve as a lock. the Red Cross roll call will be the — e be enjoying the outdoor life in| »T;“’ "‘ ol ?“}“f‘“"(_‘v‘! “”‘“‘I‘-% “As fo exiravagance surely YOu|the Andrew B Hendryx company, | b 5 ting f the com-! A stranger, of whom a description | problem fucing directors of the local HORT AND SOUR camp either under the direction of Te ere two I abins for he | qop'¢ think there was any saving in | pird cage manufacturers of oI es and printing will | was obtained hy Officer Licbler, is| Red Cross chapter at a meeting to 3 scout organizations, the fresh air [Jjunior camp. One “l' them 18 the 1 ,qing two trucks to haul dirt such & | Haven, met death Wednesday nigi Lok : e (A A Rl e Lt aAM e v the Htate eesl| batneiakn vt wack @ Avnaold \f,”q camp or the American Legion. With | £ft of a prominert Rowrian distance that it took 45 minutes for | {hyough foul play, or accidentally | or (he city cler {erauy and ippearsd Lo Be obacnving| whotheld fthat: position B lasth yeard the opening of the Scout camps to-| niTakes 2OYS them to return thereby leaving | o)) into the waters of Stony Creck (e of 10 Smith street [the layout while lcoking stated today that he has informed morrow re will be 220 New wenty-four boys. proteges of 1he fsteam shovel practically idle as it} ,ng was drowned. was the subject of | wys hitten by a dog owned by Mrs. | of women's wearing apparel. finally | the committee in ci Britain boys and girls eating, | l2ddy-Glover post, American Legion, but & few minutes’ to 1l thel aasio '\ ceatias o taah G b e e e e sleeping, plaving, exerbising and | Were transported 1o the Summerfiyeks. A shorter haul should have Body Found Floating Myrtle st Jast night, and Acting i = tion next fail otherwise enjoying the healthful | camp near Burlingt t 1L fer- jeen found and this was a simple | qyo yoqy was discovered fully 3 et | e Zt il el fresh air and sunshine outdoors o0 ‘”'“ :\l‘ i e \’n ;”'!.x" 1 y):.»].,» “\M mww '0”7[{:1 = n']:“ clothed floating in the water near 1 estigate, reported that The fira department was called | PARTYKA IN CRITICAL STATE 2 v : v 1 undred yards away, bu som¢ Boy Scout Camp e I Tois oo The 12th season of the local Boy s eyl Incharealot tne | 2 Sl e Scout council camp will begin Sat- | ooyl e 1 ssisted by Joe | cor taxpayer whose name urday with a group of SCOuts | perrone > boys will remain for lthe road was later given reporting in oon at camp | iwo weeks and will be replaced by lso wish to take this oppor- headquartets at Crystal pond in |4 similar grous tunity of mentioning that courtesy Woodstock. This is the second Forty girls will leave {omorrow |and cooperation have not b fon on the new 35-acre camp Site| o, Camp Sprague, at Job's pond, |shown at all times by your depar purchased in 1 nd the enroll- | poar porfland where they will be- |ment. 1 know of one property own first week of camp: Converse Hum- San Bernardino. Cal.. July 5.- | Charging desertion and cruelt Margarito Cabral, Mexican, aske for divorce from his bridc of tw weeks, Olympia Cabrol. He state | that he had repeatedly asked h wife to return to his home, but th: she had refused. The pair wer Long Isiand Sound close to his he received information that the dog | i\ e times over the holiday, none or | Court Interpreter John x’n—mm‘:""r‘(‘"i"r:’n";‘ul'\”‘l" o “h m”l Aene : 2 5 e same year cht. which was tied to a dock. An had bitten others the fires being serious. A pile of | of 54 Booth strect has been advised | utopsy was performed by Dr. Vie- Moody Secretarial School summer | yubbish was blazing in the rear of | that his ecldest son, aged 26, is| o 3 tor A. Kowolewski, acting New Hav- sossion, t 16 vt 196 Hartford avenuec on property critically ill at his home in Brook- | WIFE LEAVES HOME en medical examiner, but the result Offi id Doty lectured two | Aoses Denenian and a nearby barn |lyn, Y., and fears are entertained Wadislaw Paicizek of 44 Grou was not made public. According 10 | emall boys who did ht damage | was threatened when Co. No. as | for his recovery. The young man |street reported to the police la; Acting Coroner James J. Corrigan. o mail hoxes on Konstin place, com- | called at 1:57 o'clock, and a minute | developed blood poisoning in his|night that his wife left him thre however, Hendryx's death was not plaint being made to Serge King I‘Lmr Co. No. 3 answered a call for | arm recently and his condition be- | days azo and refused to return. H = P e due to shock, as at first reported ' | fire on Talcott street oniy to find | came serious. An operation was|wanted an officer to speak to he ment is larger, insuring a record- the Girl Scout camp.. [who not so long ago came to your endryx had been | that boys have heen tampering with | erty e " ed during the seven weeks' dura- S . | conditions of which the board of| A report that Hendryx had been |that boy ) v 0 | erty at 66 Hartford avenue was e Good Health So Cheap | ¥ An automobile own Ly Dr | be accommodated in weekS | o childre 6 small giris will :<. wer laid down the street. There are | Widow, the former Leatrice M. Hum- n auton anlcy street where @ set of plat- | | first week of camp: William Crowell, . Stinen lon the above mentioned stree associated with the manufacturing " to visit their | Dr. A. 8. McQueen, Branford medi- n G '\‘M manager of the | that both calls were for the same breaking and successful camp. Al-| 3fisg 4 Fox is camp mana- ‘,um.- and complained ahout his | cal examiner said death was caused | Stand: Fruit Co. of 116 Commer- | fjpe, tion of camp, and this will be in- |00 e ix camD. | ealth were notified. He wanted this | entertaining a party of friends is be- , automobi garage in | tinguished by Co. No. 3 at 10: which optned it Burlington June N DT et | and at 10:34 Co. No. 7 went to 1230 And So Pleasant To Take in which there is any vaca orte np grounds |at least three such streets which are | page of Syracuse, N. Y., and a young | - Dannas % street | form scales was burning, slight dam- ¢ i everything | next Tuesday Reed and up with «nice homes namely. |son, Andrew B. Hendryx, were " TEDOLLEO S8 il ge resulting. i X Ventlis Logan are in charge |Foxon Road. Tulip and Hatch|known to have been aboard the ! rom Wal . Co. No. 5 was caleld at 12:19 last s e incoming campers, | Mis< Ve ol Vo it a eentatnitrace or|acne night to 129 Rhodes strect, a pile of s e e e T = |1and where there were no houses Well Known Clubman SAILING FOR ITALY railroad ties in the rear of Fred i e v : built sewers were put in. 1 do not| Since leaving Sheffield Scientific and Mrs. Danicl D. Calderone | Berg's property having taken fire. following scouts are attending the | 430 ot will leave to- Jim Crowley, Sherwood Raymond, % - o : G 5 sttt i H Ry o . v ATLOT AN ADSCNE | r—— RS S dd e above mentioned facts T be- | company his father founded. He was | ' LIk aieeng 2 Harry Ball, Robert Guibers ing committee of the Common (' AN he was appointed to the friends and relatives M then will , I fon, Paul Helwig. Francis Clark Hkso look into if they so see fit. T civil service board. He was named 52 On an excursi “!’f" ('I‘,;':"‘ O RIOAORROW, | f : believe this committee has never| preside ; \ ce, Milan, Pisa. Rom: IECS OF GENUINE chard I i - W 5 i ¢ president last winter. . LG SENUINE Q:‘:fl:‘m S ahard| - PARKER—BANULSKL [been dismissca i ahd Nag <ix months they wil SPRIN | P Walter A. McCrann officiated “Very truly yvours MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT return to this country on the | ] 3 i eet com lum d to the police . e 2 Gaonsic sl ready 370 camper weeks are book- | ger. cesspools running over, the fithy DY drowning tr » v A roof fire on the Considine prop- creased by late applicants who will ive its sec consignment | condition taken care of by having ————— | call this fair to the property owners | school in 1900, Hendryx had becn irvie the marriage of Miss Helen Ban- W R omal and) s e their home of the operator's John Banulski of Winter street e 1 Joseph ( oforo of Arch street 2 1 ; e S licenses of the following: Stanley J. 088D, L s All Sizes L Zigmona Darker, son of Mr. and SUFH][;AT"]N [,AUSE oenees oCneollonlna s Sty 0 I Hiteeotion & donent Lo yisitiienas of the whole wheat DI AROT L S Rank ateso (eglinion Ragelis of 318 Elm street: Luke La- |and relatives residir 3 | Jflnes uua"ty Market street, vesterday morning at 1 lock Camp street: Joseph Ilia | M emain E s e of 264 Cherry street; Stanley Pawel- | 101 G St P it Two biscuits with whole milk and some fruit, give energy czyk o "0 strec 0sep. € R rding bride, attended as maid of honor ‘(‘“\fl :fwfl‘ :[21{ 3 ix Joseph |1t A T 33 Myrdle St. o for the hot days and are so easily digested and so full of real and Joseph Demort as best mau e e S0, Gstreel. . Fre> Delivery | nutriment—for breakfast or lunch. Miss Marion Banulski attended her (Continued From First Page) DRIVER FPACES FOUR CHARGES ATWOOD STREET BURGLARY cousin as hride 4. Walter Stel- | —— Angelo Glosso £ 230 O Fireman William Coffey By e dias water without drowning. |street, was arrested on Lasalle strect | to the police today that his home at bl R amarsen ain Examiner Vielor A. Kow- | this afternoon on charges of driving | 8 Aflwood strect was entered last white satin gown and a veil of lace, jalewski of West Haven who per-|an automobile without a certificate | night and some jewelry taken. The | cap fashion caught with orange |formed the autopsy likewise refuscd | of registration, without an operator's | detective burean is investigating. | blossoms. She carried white roses |to comment. Dr. A, S. McQueen. |license, with improper brakes and | fnd. Ulies Bt oie 0 ey | Branford medical examiner, said overloading. He will he arraigncd READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS | The maid of honor wore a crisp | death was caused by drowning. lin police court tomorrow. FOR BEST RESULTS | | ulski, daughter of Mr. and M ETYWA ) RazEAEA) S S S D R 42c Lb. 3 - é With all the bran taffeta gown of yelow trimmed with | g a butterfly bow and a hat to match — : oods sor {Her bonguet was of yellow roses. The bridesmaid wore a taffeta gown o | of orchid trimmed with Spanish mm-} O i hat to match and carried pale | : “m s pink butterfly roses. f A reception was held for about {150 guests from Poughkeepsic. | 3 R Y = = Thomaston, Terryville, Bristol, and | e OUR A &P Food Store has a com- New Britain at the Ukrainian hall | { e Z 5575&'3'3““ plete stock of summer foods. .. the $ = 00 f“"" white. . g | | < - finest staple groceries...ready to i o Mr. and Mrs. Parker left for a | TR > 5 135== Dellvered ‘hm‘v.mnmrm in New York and upon | ‘ *‘ " WHERE ECONOMY RULES serve foods of all kinds...and these return wili live at 114 Winter | Mr, Parker is a fireman | | stationed at House No. 2 | Albany to New York Marathon || = - Picnickers Gi Esinrude Motors have never S 2 wrltten as florious a story of re- || To Church Society Fund Yo e Db (B D et u Wlll Need More Good Foods for Sunday i Yy, speed, 3 Lot i it i benas WE WILL HAVE A FRESH SUPPLY OF ALL TITE LATEST IN SEASON'S FRESH FOODS—FRI \u su ar value as they did during those ||\ "y Cpirgt Lutheran church | DRESSED POULTRY—1929 SPRING LAMB—FA NCY MELONS—RIPE FRUT g 138 miles from Albany 0 || o0 Tngependence day at Grove VEGET! 3 ; BAKED GOODS—FANCY GROCERIF e York, W Pl S B ] LGGS, ETC.—ALL ENDABLE QUALITY AND ALL MOST LCONOMIGALLY PRICED FOI SMALL FOWL Finelgranulated: Io LBS 51¢ Abel Kronholm. Mrs. Kronholm LR Milk 2 distinctive foods cost you less. First 14 Places in Class C. 1 a delightful dinner prepared = = & A G H l{ and scrved o the guests. The ON SALE ALL DAY ————— " ON SALE ALL DAY Rk 98¢ treasury of the society was en- SPECIAL M D o £ . U. Hawker |amounted o 8205, Rev. Dr. Ancl A, ] LEGS OF el FANCY FATTED PORK CHOPS Corn Flakes 52 ELM STREET Ahlquist expressed heartfelt thanks GENUINE SPRING e (WHOLL OR CUT UP) Best Center POST'S or A (] Phone 21 |in behalf of the LEAN FRESH : KELLOGG'S PKGS Sedon 7 g LAMB ... Ib. 38¢ | SHOULDERS || FOWL ... each 89c S Eonn b el e oy R BV - Matches _M"‘hy'.“ L 4bc PEXCRI IS'I]:EXI'() “"‘“";“,‘,'I’Mhm. oo 1 (& to Roast . i Ihv33c {’3}1‘2‘3&:’3 6 PKGS 20° ROASTS . Ll ROASTING PORK Rib Ends B 8 M Bea“s Lean Roasts X . : Lean Boiling e FRESH PORK .. Ib 240 el s BEEF i Old fashioned :\\\'ll'l' S PREMIUM HAMBURG \l’)]l‘{lv{\' -.\ I‘)\“\l\ ‘RIB RYO‘\STS New E‘llglflnd- 3 s soc HAMS ... Ib. 34c*|__2 tbs 35¢ || pacoN . 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