New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1929, Page 4

4 _ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1920. ’flETE[}’”VE HELD IN FIRST PICTURE OF 100-PASSENGER PLANE will On August 18 the answered ,an increase over last year, | op of the diocese but fewer than in May, 1928. Great- er effort is being made to make act th conductor. soler YOUNG ASSAILANT ;Two AIRPLANES CONTINUE | service satisfactory for high mass in the Sacred FAILS TO CONVINCE Charamut Found fo Be 16— Given Light Fine “I didn’t know until last night that 1 was 16," Ladislaw Charamut of 22 | Cranston terrace aeclared in police court today when Prosecuting At- torney J. G. Woods demande know why he told the police he but 15. Judge M. D. Saxe, who had listened for several minutes to the young man's account of an alterc; tion on Washington street last Sat- urday night, which. resulted in his arrest, brought the trial to a sharp close when he told Charamut he was 100 fresh, looking for trouble, 2 if you don't look out you'll get your- self into more trouble. T don't believe you are telling the truth,” the court | told him, and imposed a fine of $5 wrges of breach of the peace and assaulting David Toui- jant of 123 Or street. Officer Cornelius Keough testified that he found To who is 44 years of age, une the sidewalk in front of 191 Washington street about 10:50 o'clock, bleeding | from a cut in the head. He had him taken to New Britain General hos- pital and later learned the names of four boys who were said to have had information about the case. One of | them was Charamut. Acting Sergeant George testified that Lieutenant Rival detailed him to investigate the case, and after talking to Touijant | at the hospital he went to the homes | of the boys who were implicated. | nd and costs on Collins Matthias There were four in the group, but |t Charamut was found to have b the assailant. He told the police was 15 years of and he was turned over to the probation depa ment, but in the meantime Ser; McAvay learned that he March 28, 1913 and was old enoug to be signed in police court. He was arrested last night Two Different Versions Mrs. Mary Bacewicz of 156 Wash- ington street te tified that she gave the police information about the af- fair, and Touijant testified that he had gone to a drug store on Broad atreet to purch cigarettes to smoke on his way home from the house of a friend and a group of young men asked him for money for fee cream. He had “had a few beers | but not enough to be out of m head,” and he did not hesitate to tell them to “go work for your money like T do.” That was all bered, for he was knocked scious. Charamut accused Touijant of b ing intoxicated and claimed to have seen him drinking out of a bottle in | a yard. Charamut and his brother took a man home, followed by Toui- jant, who berated them for their act of kindness and told the brother he was ‘no good," nor was the man they had taken home any good. Touijant did not go to the drug store at all, according to Charamut. | 'Words ensued and Touijant chased Charamut's brother. Charamut told the latter not to run, whereupon Touijant struck him a blow in the neck and Charamut punched him in return. Then Touijant “swung a heavy blow at me"” but the sidewalk was not level and Touijant fell down from the momentum of the missed punch. That was how he happened to strike his head on the walk, ac- cording to Charamut. FATHER SATISFIED WITH GIRLS VATE White Family Will Accept Negro Son-in-Law Cordially n | age A ase em- on- New York, July 18 (UP)—Paren- tal blessinges were awaiting the white daughter of Albert E. Sproul, Photographer, today after the mar- riage of Edith E . to rome S. Peterson, 2 day The newlyweds are students of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, | Columbia university. They were mar- ried by Deputy City Clerk Joseph J. McCormick at city chapel Can Choose Own Mates “My children have the privilege of €hoosing whom they want,” Sproul said. “They're all intelligent and pro- fessional peop “I'll tak family with “He's a wor “When Mrs oul rson) int fellow yroul, who d en years ago, ed into our less of race “I never #election in n dren.” He 1 sons alre marr Praises Modern Youth “I feel it man's pro; and en “The yo ahead of us o sufficient at 12 “My daughter soul and I'll hel; way T can “I shall show tion I would Peterson as hor home eli is wrong {o hind use of here oul cont WELER 8& DIAMOND DEALER 299 MAIN ST NEW BRITAIN One FaNT UR ol | flying St was born |* v |sary nurse ENDURANCE FLIGHT TRIES One Passes nd Hour, While Other Has Been Up Hours— Collistons in Night Avoided. St. Louis, Mo., ‘Through air as July 18, (UP)— calm as an inland | lake, two Curti tobertson mono- planes pursued separate enduiance flight courses aboard them enjoyed comforts of a summer camp. Dale Jackson and For t O'Brin loui obin No. 1 dron 122nd consecutive hour «t b 1 while Joseph and W, Shelte Missouri- Robin hours at 9:34 To avoid colli Robin spent the Airport of while many today pilots of th out their gt Hammer Gentry No. 1, rea field VISITING NURSES WAKE JUNE REPORT Made 2,666 Visits—Two Nurses 0 Leave Next Month The report of the activitics of the i N the Ioof Jur ed. An nurses on duty during the month made a total of 2 666 visits, Visiting 1ssociation for been com- aver more visits than nurses in June last he [ 1 and 4 as coj , 1928, e was give hool confe the xaminations local United 1ssociation by the nurses rences in t city lif- free were offered Parent and child first time in wdred and June. One hun- n were visited by the nurses in an attempt to empha- size the recommendation made by the doctors who examined the chil- dren, and in many instances to help make arrangements for the ctive The complete necessitate a visit the child n where physical re by the Teac going Sept every to school for t Four nined in hildr n mber were ex dred and cor plan will to every examined Forty-nine mitted to th in June, mber cent higher than those June last year. Ten held in city ork who has new well ba ad- baby conference carly 50 per imitted in weekly confer- the usual four with a total at- were ences were for at the re ifteen calls time of delivery the in home we completely the protection of the pati |assistance of the doetor. | Visitors from the | zation for Public He the Connecticut state s have observed ti 1ssociation during the | month Two Nureses 1o L Two changes in the st made next month to the he ociation. Mrs. Rashaw, who has bee zation during I ind who liked, most ¢ nurses in the the nursing n irs been able trom home staff, field ed in the north cnd past seven mo rying and of nursing to return to p. in the city. Vacations this month for the with Mrs. Ha ragel, Mrs. Helen Meehar Anna Miskey leaving days abscnce. POLISH ORPHA 1520 YEARS 0LD Land Bought July 17, 1904— Observance Next Month The first step toward th of the Polish orphana taken Rev. the ased was 20 when tor pur »d Hear property at street and began its cony the of a home for ¢hildren. The Children the Immaculate lished on Aug 15, e 25th anniversary of ill be celebrated on the this year nt orpha n August church of 1 with services on Burritt 18 at the ted H MeAuli e mass celet orph by Bi ford a , auxi will be J. Nilan Morris I —— Eyesight ational organi- | I Ruth ergetic, Miss Mildred Kane, discouraging cir- ustanccs, is also leaving this form nurses in this city | val some time in the fall, an an Bojnow ski, “onception, wa at will be conducted ent And the | church | Rev. Monsignor Alexander 3uffalo, N. who will sing and | liver a sermon in honor of t »artment of | Assistants for the e work of | been named past | pagher alsc v 3ojnowski purchas: the | property 48 Orange stree the permission of Bishop Tic controlling bishop cf this dioce that time, and founded the nun or New der of this city. Women of the par- | raigne ish volunteered their lives 1l and the number mtil at pre nearly of orp and th t offered insufficient dations. On August 13, 14 new structure was dedic: ritt street, and there the and their guardians were red at a co: \pproximately and i he the finest and most modern ¢ Utic Reck-jiaple institutions in the N 1, and Miss | Jand states. thirty 1 with rey at cave aff > re will be! ret of Hartney ith the or- last three one of the and cap- is retiring | numbp to live at|jarg who has | gty of the nths, often Haven 18 ( of July charge oot on to wers and spes Ernest De Puc private detective and for the Connecticut Anti-Saloon league. rce in city \ding investigation D 2,500 bonds, Tt lent s d town church gradual . ctors iner consis 156 ent the 100 sisters. likewise on or of er home Orang L contin cou accommo- city i was unable He said, W. Vining, leagne, would but Vining wa De Pue will 24, who night letter accredi offic invest The letter carrying Professor cconomist Connecticut citizens. Detoctives said they had witnesses who woul \tempted extortion o trans ik Roscoe su the fense, rivate duty It was constructed of gan today July Detectives last ssession of W raigned arrested or discovere NAGE & In conjunction the masses which will be celebrated in honor o the silver anniversary, people surrounding towns and cities will sist to make the affair a A genc 1 com ttee planning a celebration is co: of the following: Pre vice president with s8¢ e 1 was at its Irvir othe great suc ry cess, in charge of and posed ider 5 &S Bertha assistant ecret v, Joseph Dumin Miss Sophie Kozlowska; and Eight sub-committees have heen | | amusements and funds for the bene- | fit of the orphans and the order of They plan to sponsor a carni- plan tir e founding | nuns. ré arrange to have a in fhis city a fes celebration of the yesterday, being pas t church 48 Orange ersion into parentles: Mary of weeks anniversary MOTOR SALES h St HOT WATER f es- 1904, and this event same date he red pres- t and Heart ans' home shop John nd Bishop iliary bish- | let us install a Vulcan Gas Water Hea Now! 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