New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1929, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALI , FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1929 BANKERS ADMITTED TRANSFER OF GASH Twio Hearings in Clarke Broth- ers Probe Held Today New York, July 12 (P At- torney Charles H. Tuttle h opened before a fed I commission: er his “John faflure of Clar banking concer the Clarke brother him that they millions of wollars to t} families the ha In Trouble Once | Doe” I private Ay that had transf nany ind xistenc was in back in 1% came to his a the bank was trouh tim today While the hrothe ommissioner 15t Soothi; financial reorg hank and Tuttle said ing of lay fust James dicted yester KEATON WILL FACE TRIAL N HARTFORD Gircusman Waives Examination in Killing of Youth Hartford eKaton, 42 vassman in the Rrothers and Barn circus, entered a 7 when he was court today on a charg slaughter. He waived exa er court and September te court in bonds of 15.000 It is alleged ghat Keaton last day night hurled a tent stake seph Harbiger, 12, and hoy's death from ri skull. The youngster flap to slip into the big tent 'CY MATTERS es auctions July 12 (A—Willia of nation in tl bound o of the BANKRUI The United & sell the following places on July At 11 a. m., the store of Joseph Me- Inyk, general merchar at 76 Broad street. Immec lowing. he will sell the bert Enoch, jewelry street and at or On July 1 the Model Shor street Attorney 1 named tate of Joseph of the Melnyl trustes An outside take over the system of T concern hus offe an now pre at lower rate ail Gettirg Skinrier Every Day Hollows in Cheeks, Neck and Chest Growing Deeper Every Weck Someone Ought to Tell Him How To Gain Pounds of Solid 1lesh And Look Like a RReal Man sands of i down 1 and are ng on the | tied to | 2| cuit \TALLARD 1S PRESIDENT i OF UNIVERSAL COAL (0. ‘n.n-u C. Brown and Treasurer—Schneider Leaves Office lard ha elected ¥ :» Universal Coal Co., |succeeding Samuel Schneider and |Harry C. Brown has been reelected cretary and treasurer of the | poration. | Mesers | assoc been | Henry 8. 1 | president c cor- Tall jates in civilian the former as d overnment employme wnd Brown wartime rector of the were serv- | 1 and er as fuel admini Personals d to her ation has returne 1 vac mond, and Vit street is Nortolk. hols of 171 cturncd nt in from trav- M, Mrs. My n I'hoto Scrviee ND MRA. JAMES WAY | Bound for a motor tour in Europe, Mr. Cooper, of 115 Vine street, New Britain, w {they sailed on the American Trader from will be away abeut two months. Mr. Cooper v. - avaduated with hone Law school. He is f Judge and M | of this city. Ie will practice law in New York. daughter, | nue N BALLJHNI‘TS OAFE FHINUS “MODESTY" s Discard B Cxllc) to Kegp o' : Out of Reservoir L Rodne accompanicd by 1pshire tropolit brother and Mrs re photo New Yo & is on a visit ving left last will visit her David. Israel weeks ago, and s onobile. son and 40 Newington summer d But just ) ts of inevita people on distressad timid flicr VoD loon « tion at Lakeh Bennett ctress week for | st ilot tude |Barclay Company Sued | | By Boston Firm for $850 3 i [ who tricd so hard N nopsE VRO TSt RB AR CV RIS N g i ey St e Roverboard Marbl Co., of this city has been at- |, u1c opjoct on board S0 pvnenutasher SERMaringEe o e s thevliwore Horwitz to the extent of $1,000 in a | brought by the DePaoli Co., of | Not that the men were on an en | Boston, M It was because they | TF plaintif Iy for the danger yonton reservoir ng their Newark, N. J.. July 12 (U'P)—This is the story of five men in a halloon | not to land that every move- including the EAGLES committee of o. < appointed last nigh for the 23th anniversary m.m Aerie of or Octoher plans ol Th e M Nor s. to recover $766.77 |durance cruise were headed dirc ous depths of the that they preferred aerial activities and | ° n of this city claims 3850 damages will organiz of Harry Michas! K John Kenny, Walker, Jar wer. James W. J Zwick ki | consists AUTO HIT, Chih Claimi SUES FOR that a Harris Col §60 o owned congesting the watehed expected Crowds of npeople with the nto ks of the ressryoir parked v car owned Wat maging his car to the 30, Joseph Ascher y him " treet Phifip ¢ yach \urray circumspect sweeps men as oi| Two maval has brought suit D¢ Sheriff loon r ttachea Cohen. Th | New Slow s the I Springf aronnd for the coon Martir propert - and | as they uty 1y has My ity court CGiles, 1 low its Chalfont ided to Hoon | tree to remain in High 5 | Milton's cott rescue the st hed hy 00 able in ust 1 strick A writ s | Britain 1 it was a me Leaving For Honeymoon In Europe COOPER James E. \shore ANNIVE] arrangements from interfering Kitchen Fire Goes Out; So Does Prison Inmate Pottsville, Pa., July 12 (UP)— “inding the itchen fire out, War- n John Reese of the Schuylkill county jail investigated and dis- red that Ired Holtzer, the also out. Holtzer at one it was || before, him The track sought protect its .«uum\mmn etting, and Judge the writ after m‘\ state that the v of Ohio law. Judge Walther attorney te his atte tion nami newspaper court.” Comment on Action Walther denied statements editorial, untree. This causcd him cit: ion drawn, he up the citation fals commenting on Walthar's acticn in full, as s the injunction petition chief editorial maniger and circulation Louis B. Seltzer, edito no walt Sys ltl]l Ather s han e J ments contribution 1 the was lock on the gate prison yard had escaped recaptured. asked J. H. ntion, to draw up the cita- as an “officer ERIFF ON GUARD ALT GAMBLING o editor. writer. of the orders contribution Ga nd DELE ther Hanratty n the \ conrt are unwilli for them in today. a declared h watch until ¢ led and horse own- to wait until the le- system is determincd would ¥ ss now Teller Arrested for $104,000 Bank Theft | Washington, July 12.—(UP)— W. Bennett who in 10 years rose from office boy to a teller in the Farmers and Merchants bank in Georgetown. was under arrest to- day ch: ed with embezzling 000 of the institution's funds. Police say Bennett told them he had been short in his accounts for i < and had spent all hut § | 060 zambling, The $5.000 naint .= 1 George lay meeting was ended a short time contribution system was without interference Hanratty Strong employes, Rock and charg of gambling last Wednes- 4 there Sheriff nd two arrested Irank Thompson., on >y Contempt Case Looms A\ contempt orizl appeari for an edi- ey BOY INJURED IN FALL William Rousseau, 4 year old son Mrs. Joseuh Rousseau Main street, was admit- Pres: Cammon Walther toc comment ¢ inin i 4 tedto New Britain d eneral hospitai > 3 | James W, graphed as k. They from Yale Coopet The crowds seemed balloon of the ophe the rope 1 by who pulled naval utenant | nt fliers. RSARY t. which will mce of the New in Septem committee. sery onday rwin, Danicl Ldward Pit nes McAleer E. O'Drien, Olden, Elm nd Charle igg 2tt - Opeko COFF EE Friday and Saturday 2 beior 73 Cc FREE Dr. West Tooth Paste with purchase of DR. 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