New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1929, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD Pages 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, JULY 20 15, 19 “Boozy” Breeze Wafts Scent Over | Fields to Vigilant Police Nostrils and Causes Raid On Big Distillery School Teacher “Amazed” Liquor, Elaborate Plant and Equip- Found ment Boxnoro, Mass, July 15 (P—A stray breeze, which wafted the odor of alcoholic distillation to the nos- trils of two passing state policemen was responsible for the discovery here of a huge illicit beverage plant with 8,000 gallons of liquor in pro- cess of manufacture, 1,000 more ready for the market and a veritable storehouse of apparatus and ingr: dients, Much Apparatus Found A barn on the Long View farm of Miss Nellie C. Dean, school teach- er. which housed the distillery was raided yesterday and, in addition to the 9,000 gallons of liquor, the seizd ure included, sixty-nine 125 gallon vats; four 300 gallon stills; eight big oil stoves; a case of wicks for the stove; eight 50 gallon drums of kerosene; 400 feet of new firehos> iwo 300 gallon water condensers; 200 pounds of charcoal; 300 5-gallon tins; 600 pounds of barley; 200 At Plant—9,000 Gallons of | pounds of yeast and considerable |other paraphernalia and foodstuffs | The seizure was believed to have been one of the largest of its kind in this section of the country since prohibition. The firehose brought | water from a nearby brook and a| | big gasoline motor furnished the |motor power. Water condensers | were in capacity operation as were | |all of the stills. Woman Denies Implication | Miss Dean, who only lives on th | farm during summer vacations and had been there less than two weeks, told police she was amazed. George | Bernier, the farm manager, denied he knew anything about the plant and showed police a ledse as eviil- ence he had rented the place to two | Boston men. He was arrested chars- | ed with manufacturing, keeping and | exposing liquor, State Troopers John T. Foster and | John . Regan, the men who de- | tected the distillery, led the raid. STATE DEATH TOLL OVER WEEK-END 3 Two Killed by Autos, One Dies of Fourth of July Burns the Associated’ Bress Two deaths by automobile By fol- were dents and one from lockjaw, lowing a 1ourth of July burn, teported over the week-end in Con- necticut. No drowning fatalities were recorded. Several auto collisions were responsible for injuries to a score of persons. O1 2 at Middlebury occurred when a truck carrying 12 persons collided with an automo- bile, resulting in painful injuries to ive adults and six children. Basil Rosadine, 7, of New Haven, died while on the way to a hospi- Nl being struck while cr the strect by an automobile iriven by Roswell S. Patch of Springfield. Mass. The child suffer- 1 a fractured skull. At Bridgeport, Joseph Schiavone, 11. was injured and died later at 3. Vincent's hospital from injuries received when he was struck by an automobile operated by Charles “urdelle. The boy was coasting rom a driveway near his home. with a younger brother, and slid in ‘ront of the oncoming machine. His yrother was only slightly hurt A burn from a piece of punk on ‘ourth of July. used to ignite fire wrackers, caused the death by lock- aw of Samuel J. Benson. 7. of New Haven, at the New Haven hos- ital on Sunday. The child suffered snly a slight burn, which later be- me infected. NEWINGTON NEWS Rev. Harold C. Burdon has r urned home from the Hartford hos sital where he underwent an opera- ion for appendicitis. after Mrs. Charles Russell and children have gone to Woodbury. where thy xill spend the rest of the summer W of of danghter Thi Cedo N Mrs, sreet George visitin Martin Rowe is Harry S. Mass society will new sched m The Junior Church start next Sunday on the ile. beginning services at 9:45 a nstead of 11:45 a. m. Announc ment will also be made next Sunday norning of the Sunday school pi. aic. A meeting will be held tomorrow night at Grange hall at §:30 o'clock for all members interested in the picnic to be held Saturday at R. H Erwin's cottage at Sound View. A whist under the Newington grange will be he hall Thursday afternoon at yclock. auspices held in Mrs, Trnest her home h; THIEF WHO TOOK KING'S POSSESSIONS IS ARRESTED Most of Belongings Stolen at Beach Sold—still Has Knife When Apprehended Brussels, July 5 (UP)—Alexander Itchen was placed under arrest carly today for the theft wateh, paper Ostend yesterds identification pap destroyed, the wateh chain pawned and the watch sold. The ihief still carried the knife when he taken into custody. Leopold's knife, from wallet and personal bheach at ing's The s had been was CINDER CASE Attorney Joheph a motion for lecision refusing a temporary handed down by Traceski Saturday. The decision was in the case of Giovan- ni Valentin against Nicolo Rellin and involved the storage of cinders on Iranklin street. APPEALED G. Woods appeal from has the junction Stanley J 1 Judg of | of King Albert | bathing | in- | Personals Mrs. Carrie Pierce of Hartford Mrs. Dwight Fer of Newington and her sister, Miss Agnes Ringquist | of Newington; and Misses Eleanor and Eunice Hart of Stanley street, | this city, have returned from a motor trip to Nantasket Beac Mass. | Tev. John ¥. Kenny of Thompson- | ville, accompanied by his parents, | Mr. and Mrs. James I'. Kenny and | family of Grand street, have re- | turned after a vacation spent at Wat- | | kins Glen, Niagara Falls, Thousand | Tslands, Adirondack mountains and | Toronto, Canat 1 Miss Mar ischmann of 47 | | Thorniley strest has returned | acation at homa from Sound View, a week's Mr. and Mrs. James Kenney anl family of Grand street have return- ed from eight days’ automobile trip through New York state. Mr. and daughter coln street, are apaug, R. L Harold W. Halch beth, of 541 Lin- vacationing at Wee' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward of F4 FHamilton street, Miss Helen Phillips of Kensington , Miss Sulie Murphy of 86 Lincoln street, were the week- end guests of Miss Mildred G. Weid at Cornfield Point Mrs. M. A. Sexton of 285 Lincoln sireet, who is spending the summer at Madison, entertained guests from New Britain over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. I H. Andres of 45 Vance strect are spending the sum- mer at their cottage at Rogers lake. Mr. and Mrs. Kenncth Tuttle ara entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Justav Winger and daughter Marilan at their cottage at Rogers lake. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hill and children Betty and William of this city are spending their vacation at Westhrook Mrs. Touise Parker and her nicce Miss IFloernce lLaMay of Monroe streef, are spending month at faybrook Manor a Mr. and Mrs. Trank Rotherforih 797 West Main street have opened bungalow at Ro lake for summer. They have as their auests Mr. and Mrs Harring- ton of this city of their the George Among those frem New spending the past week at roint Harry Traver of i coln street. Britain Lord". was Lin Mr. and Mrs. Al Malmgren at their summer home at Rogers lake for the season. are Mrs. Charles Dunn is spending the summer at Ocean beach. Over the |week-end she had as her guests !trom this city Miss I". Lynch, Charles E. Dunn. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank | ¢ Humphrey of 12 School strect. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Smith of 1791 Stanley street are at their cottage at | Ocean beach for the season. They |entertained guests from Hartford {over the week-end Dr. Joseph W end with relatives | My and Mrs. William J. Dunn are spending the month of July at Ocean Leach 1sh spent the week- t Ocean beach. | and Mrs. Alphon ant street spent Hammonasset Beach, Walther League Has Opening of Meetings Wayne, Ind., July 14 (P—A welcome from state and city officials waited delegates to the 37th inter national convention of the Walther league as they assembled today for their first business session. The formal opening of the convention vesterday was precedel by a huge mass meeting in the grove of (on- cordia college, a Lutheran institu- tion. Rev. | Minn | Tort Paul Lindeman sounded the convention note ve the Lord With Glad ness.” in his address hefore the mass mecting. | “True happiness Is predicated on a | ‘;:nmi conscience and we can keep a | zood con. |of Goay of St. Paul key- 'nee only Rev. 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CALF o e WITH 2 HEADS 6 LEGS 1S ALWE AND HAPPY IN DENMARK BRILLAT-SAVARIN France AanND 2 TAILS ere too g of a a negro veteran 1t police oft turn to arrest Thr i Neg he so Will Pr | Chief of Police negroes will come will do our with th groes de a I thout belon After Killing roes ne Moh Forms egro police 1 killed Ed hal soon character chief Jasement situation i iff AL T ng that when t to stay which sline and then set nmitted suicid rdered to lc was Salishury it w ¥ 1\ With New York Bank ! \ — nflo:}d RN IN CONFERENCE SCHEDULE OF VISITING NURSES Well 1775 I i LPour Baby Conferences Ar- ranged For This Week With Doctor in Attendance by ation for 1s follows et, Northend tant, Mra | | 1629 | , 1629 DO TWO AND TWO MAKE FOUR?” Petition to Apostolic Delegate Asks That Massachusetts Priest New Here Retain His Pastorate ners ¢ half of eSS M Parishioners church, South Deerfield, petitioned the apostolic del Washington, D. C. king tha Joseph Lekston, who has been pastor of the church for 13 years and who is now recuperating from a nervous breakdown at the homa, of his brother, Dr. Roman Lekston of this city, be allowed to retain torate of the church IFather Lekston breakdown last Suiday nessed a near-riot caused by parishioners, who barred the trante of the church to their appointed pastor, Rev. A walk. ckston spent past in this city and take a fow we Ve undertaking tor at St. S Warren, Mass. T'he St. Sta Sunday was the when Fathe Father Nowa town 1us's . have at the pas when he the wit- his on- wly No the plans 1o ation hefor Iather weel w eks’ his new dutics nislaus's church s pas West last isla church scene of a near riot ton's successor by state and police and fircmen enter church ained entrance n put into play ed at a n attempt tinally hose il to H fire was and which Plea 1% Yesterday, because of of Father Nowak, Rev 3 a young IFranciscan, came to cele- brate at the masses. He appealed (o the parishioners to fulfill their obli gations to the church, put aside their lifferenc nd attend mass. This however, had little influence, for after half an hour of pleading with the gathered throng, about 52 p sons attended {he first ishioners outside, ~ formed church stairs cussing what the affair. such as was Father ather George told thc ers he wisied to derstanding clarified and that he. with a committee of 10 which was formed to represent the entire s h, would interview Bishop Thomus O'L about their objections to the transfer of Father Lekston and appointment of IPather Nowak During the past week the parish- ioners have held mass meetings and enthusiastically expressed their cere wishes for the return of the popular FFather Lekston. A commit- tee of 10 appointed, which after some consideration, decided to ippeal to Rt. Rev. Mgr. Fumasoni Biondi. apostolic delegate at Wash- ington, D. (. there he officiat- ss ttended a0 thsence Gieo mass. The who waited roups on the rounds, dis- done about no disorder last and should here b was witnessed Nowalk week assumed | ch parishion- | their misun- sin- was Message to Delegate following h sent him “Right rend “The undors Stanislaus Sonth The me s been Reve Monsignor sned of the parish of Polish . C. church Deerfield, Mass. having heen chosen to sent the following humble at a meetin: of the parish, heg to submit on bel the whole parish their nrayer vour excellency give Kind vation fo the malter af their humble request “Their pastor, of petition whole If of that consid mass our pastor, Rev. | of Rev. Joseph Lekston Disregard Peace Flea Made Yesterday in Be- uccessor it n school. Vol- W. C. Hun- attendance, Mrs a Lenghi 1d riord rom ! nurses in Miss ntly 1 Ramsey Frid erlain school counting meetin, whole the artedly expresse wish that Father permitted to remain wit and, parishi since ¥ reply to our pet have been instruct ishioners to seek you stance in matter “Due to lack Linglish langu: misunderstanding has 1 The Polish s heen true his lordship 1 we that of . tho peo to their mother it holy but to observe fathers have memorial Without a pastor nesstral country w iip God and countr soldiers han life, liberty, stateme churc is our de all t observe Joscph Lekston has been frans by Lorship Bishop M. O'Leary Springheld devoting 13 years of painstak- fort in caring for the spiritual needs of his parishioners. Duri that time he has endeared hims to all members of his parish ani 10 « good will and whole town n his Thomas of w turies onr and proper crishes the the Voo mple country.’ W spect of SW submitted a his lordship requesting that Lekstoa be us but of hon ship has have petition to Father permitted to remain with no avail. To the inerc tisfaction, his lord- signed as our new pasto Nowak. formerly pas ield, Mass. of whom and who during the of his st n- beseech you to heed the our parishioners and p continue pport mother church under t nd counscl whom all devotion to duty rig or, of in our s of lat we love an whose for has heen proved by »od church well tal also without any large ¢ has lost th many of as los field support of his own parishioners as well very in ave ton Volunt Mrs. Harold M Tayntor tendance, Mrs. a O'Connell not held o conf . oners have d th sin- parish ckston rainy h has not given A ren e m 1oc- ition to him, £ ed by clleney’s confe Gotl i o examining rex school with a view Vst portant an execu ent sexcente xee of pra ohserve rstanding wuch of brought h ] pl alle h sive n to = con- nee G s ———— to rites as our d them from ho loves his not able 15 IFor ¢t ven g | Terms 1 to suit! prayers it ¥ vith God ty err of he guidance [ 3 ; 1 admire as our A our = B care of a debt thereon gnity and oot cuuse of h duty out- of ‘. and ts LADIE SILK STREET 1 GIVEN Awa MEBCHANTS G gyman “Thro g Iather | r Nowal n caused have by si ah our earnest zeal in Kston and refus:s t misunderstanding Several mass called to deal On vach of the has b e with ! 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