New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1929. i Jhomson 5-Eh STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Women’s and Misses’ Fashion-Right Furred Cloth Coats | Mattabesett river. Mr. Dutton states |that a fence already exists between |the pasture and the stream, so that | there iz no danger of milk pollution from this source. The firm has taken all necessary precautions in this re- gard, Mr. Dutton says, and has nei- | ther seen nor heard from any mem- ber of the state health department. The stream pollution itself s & fact which Mr. Dutton does not only deny but even emphasizes, and he feels strongly that the city of New Britain should take steps to divert its waste into other channels so that the Mattabesett may be freed of is sewage taint. The condition of the stream, however, has na effect upon his herd or milk, he states. To Play Falcons The Kensington baseball team will meet the New Britain Falcons at St. Mary's field, New Britain, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in a championship series game. The Fal- cons have won their two series games to date, while Kensington h at midsummer sale prices s48 58 578 598 5128 An unusually smait collection of new Cloth Coats, inspired models, luxuriously furred collars and cuffs, excellently > Paris tailored in the scason's wanted materials as basket weaves, tril- ba, silver king, norma gnd broadeloth. Sport Coats of import- ed mixtures, Llama cloth and Camel's Hair. (1929 Fashions in Fur Coats at Sale Prices) Coats bought now will be stored in our dry cold storage vault without additional cost until November first. SECOND FLOOR Be, lin News HALL A GANDIDATE FOR ANOTHER TERH |8 First Selectman Amnounces He' § Will Seel GARTER Cormer ON riends—Finel Championship—Drum k Re-glection | UNDRCIDSD, I Approached Game For Town Corps Go- ing to Convention—Beriin Briers isolutely,” 1 asked ponse Hall of when b planned the ) fNrat lin on clection his Vo Mr. the Berlin, eal when v pret cated term to Hall youn DOs coming er. M ord to ost tion burst political Na of advance seleetmian, ination party ¢ practically ily cratie rollowing A native of New I horn has lived in Bey of was seore truck brother. his own durin vear opinion tions, proved W fast hrough teadily handic; ents hot hool irst George primary sroups 1 by Ve or e Mr over, but inir work of repairing the roads in the | be spring by washing out improvemen, they all the nd he has by by « Raymond candidate. month, years farming former World War veteran inent member of American Legion, Since his election he has sacrifice 1 | sponsored by A interests to dey time to the office of first selectman [town thifinpionship what and without discredit town progress heen held up duriag | Deadlocked the past year by amor in stalemate viding increased school accommesta- | & the it on several year when their plans were re- | Kensington oflice today requested all | the or lectman Carter this B. “comeback has 1o take < 1o coma activity ond clected til he caucus Arst town gavernment for s defer last to town as chiel executive wary grant who man ¢ hor brou for after uen ssured and he won eas- | W y retusal broiledin the heated modations question that mittes morning v has heen approached by siden nany futnrd 1or tion a selectman terse Leon G 1he lectman morning 1 reclection in Octo- | comple of teels that Wi his seck election will LION G. HALL, Secks Raclection GEOR! Ur, B. CARTE R n | md he rully requesting day satisfuctory the | second year bhelieved to er to have held | of selectman 1w | My suddenly npon the lo- fqu. on last: September about a sor, two tc as th merber of behind M justice of be out within a few days. His at the Berlin Brick Co. is heing n temporarily by Edaar Pickett, nazer of the American 13 Drum Corps to Comp Paulls Y. M. T. A, & of on will'l annual will 60 and 70 corps are expected nt, bt the local organization seck several prizes. 1t will com for the awards in nuirchi and appear Drum Major Clarende W. instunices of | peeted o enter the | had mt and service as a him sehool board also lie is be ¢k Co. born in New lived rtury Duy head official town d to neglect farm- turned over to his son. che s of extra during the heat of the campaign. last Mr. ( able to refute such to point out the eficeted? In b 1in, where e [ work, which are . Leon Hall [of the selectman than a | especially active, a in | ment during his adminisirations be- ing the replacement all wooden bridges by concrete structurcs, ritle ( 2ht The E: Serlin and Kens entries in the junior baseball league Bolton-Kasica ion, will decide tonight neutral Je final con- play-olf. at the the two York Berlin likie first has in B e drum e L 1, is terms as e ing ind. nt Kensi hall in the Oppasition " ahy' | 1 farmer state convention. ht the his striking forecusts and s then first the republican nom- | Despite L hot cornered | made His election was then |ary of be was force to be B Gator which he pres mee prim- | rter claims will pete playing nee, aid Is ex- year all many Ko ind ton sw the demo- clection the Wi Dyer nging the " savings Lo town hway an wiieh he and br mportant part duties, he major improve- s of ner of word of the th of Carl Kahns, in sterday. IPuncral serv- Id tomorrow in that Deatih Tast Tierlin years lin for ind with footl WS has received ler father, New B ices will e mord ; liam engaged younger ull star, he is | | ind a prom- | | W of be he city. Legior Bolton-Kasica sion, will mec night after the ton junior bascball game rewarding the winning team, testimonial dinner to all pl the league, and for attending coming state convent will made. Mecting 2 American l.e- Lezion hall to- Boltan-Kasica post, e in post, fuil | American the his Le for yers in the be has proved has \llflltml"'ng\ clash on the through | grounds in the third the [test of their three-game percentage lar schedule, ms arranged @ post-season serics | Philo ttle the title, and the first two corn of 1. L. Dutton & Son today de- mes have failed to break the tie, | nied that the state hoard of health Llast Berlin having won the first and | had ordered him to fence in his pas- the | Kensington the ond. Both wilt|ture so that the cows could not keyed to the highest pitch and come into contact with the polluted 5| the best game of the scason is an- Not only has in divisions of | end of the sultingg | te: 1o major re Denies Health Order voters, Duiton of the dairy con- ong delays in pro very and weather retarded has al se as hetween | played only one and dropped it, bos ing to the Holy Cross nmine 19th inning last Sunday. The locals hope to take the measure of the Hardware City nine and get back into the running for the city title, is expected to follow the team to the neighboring city and cheer for a vl tory. Notes John Molumphy, Berlin reporter for the New Britain Herald, is ill at his home in Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. Bdward Loisell are entertaining friends at their home on School street for a few days. Rus<o to Attend Mecting Peter Russo, owner of the auto cemetery on Beach Swamp road op- | posite. Willow Brook park, will at- jtend a meeting of auto junkyard lowners in Hartford next week, when |the new state law regarding these yards will be discussed. The statute provides that all such places must be licensed, but Mr. Russo helieves | that it does not affect any yards al- | ready in business. heing aimed at | New Rritain officials consider that {the Russo junkyard detracts from | the beauty of the park entrance and | would he pleased to sce it closed or | moved to another spot. ! Frank Kozuch . of ngton, home Frank | nighway, {morning at lingering illness. IFour Rod died this following a | Mr. Kozueh was born in Poland hut {had been a resident of Kensington | for the past ars. He was em- gmo_\ml by Berlin Construction ;('0. during that period He was 1 member of the Holy CrCoss church Britain. Besides his wife. Mr. Kozuch is vived by nine children, Helen, nk. Benjamin, Julia, Eve- lizabeth, Mary and Francis. arrangements are incom- sur- t Berlin Items side food and Will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Morse. . It was announced yesterday that the s2le would be deferved until next but the committee will fold the event tomorrew as original- 1y planned. The sals is being con: ducted under the auspices of the W eyane, A varicty of foodstuffs Will be wvailable, The final game in the American -egion championship series will be on the Percival avenue e winner will be awarded The East Ber. am cach have cake sale weelk ing cup. Kensigton (e me and Mrs family left this mor home in Springficld, w short stay here with friends, mak- the trip by motor. Corfland 1d returned with them fo be gone Mr Mrs. J lin and won ¢ M, e ing their Vt.. following mhe for and ing and G and nd Mrs. E. G. Robbins and Dowd and daughter; Shir- Mroand Ge De. family vest M. moi <pent the s M, her Robert Stevensen home lowiny a friends The libr nin the Mrs, W Brit turned fo Middletown today fo short stay with in here will he open this eve- for of hoolks, was a New in vititor Mattabes: ily continues with the present 1eh so that every eve- sundown foul odors rise bed and drop like a village. Many wells gonc and many cisterns have been useloss for seyv- eral The laek of water Is Leginning noticed from t Llanket on t in town have river fits week Ameri will an tourists this season in Can nadian ban' snend $200,000,000 wda, according to a Ca Tore 1t Berlin-Kensing- | Plans for | a| ANNOUNCING T1 of the OPENING Leonard Optical Co. 1 WHITING ST. ying & complete line of Optical Supplics I W, Mossier, Optometrist, atiendance at 1 time: 1) examined, glassed fitted, Car could Mr. Hall job despite won e made, | ticipated kept thes: adher em- has ral Delivery | A new ruling of the | partment, effective this year, specifics Ruting post oilice de- from July 1 of to that all mail hecon —— e 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ity | in the | and a large delegation of Berlin fans | | Preventing the opening of new ones. | | officer ' Plainville News | 'BOTH HAVE BROKEN LIMBS ‘&:ll" Maleski Arrested by Constable ville have received e ! | death yesterday of adsworth—luneral of Mrs. Julia | \re Mabel Castaldine of Springficld Danluloriie e Clhamto or | Massachusetts. 8he formerly lived [in New Britain. Besides her p den Street schoel early in September there would be no change in the di- viding line for pupils attending the | | Broad Street and Linden Street school. East street will remain as the THOBOISIMURED Funerals [ Funeral services for Mrs. Julia | Daniulewicz, 29, of Sharp's corner, | were held this morning at $:30 o'- |clock at the Russian Orthodox _— church in New Britain. Burial was Sre in the Fairview cemetery, that city. Stephefl Bellini Hit hy Auto—| runeral services for William Carl | | Kahms, 67, of 165 Dwight street. Harold Lamb Has Tumble [~ev Beitain. rather of Herman | Kahms of Plainville, will be held | trom the home tomorrow afternoon |at 3 o'clock. Burial will be in the | Fairview cemetery, New Britain. | Word of Death word of the Com- merce Mectng—Other 1tel | in Plainville, Walter and | Two seven-year-old boys are pa- | albert Knox. tients at the New Britain General |" GompMte repairs and renovations | hospital as the result | which occurred here Bennett, vesterday after- |noon. Stephen Bellini is suffering |from a fractured left leg while Har- old Lamb is receiving treatment for |a fractured right arm. Both boys are |reported as resting comfortably. Stephen Bellini, son of Mr. and [ Mrs. Nick Bellini of 171 Whiting street, received a fractured leg as the { result of an automobile accident. The | boy was riding a bicycle near his |home when the wheel was struck by {an automobile operated hy Harry Pisler of Newton. New: Jersey. Dr. | Lawrence H. I was called end, fter giving the boy first aid treat- ! ment, ordered his removal to the | hospital. Mr. Pisler was absolved of | blamaE Tor the acoldant { be made on the matter of the pro. Harold Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs, | Posed industrial exhibit. Merton J. Lamb of Redstone ill. | Plainville Briefs sustained a fractured right arm| Miss Anna Margonelli of {when .he fell from a cart while at| York is visiting Miss Rose play at his grandfather’s home on | gonelli of East Main strect. Iroad strect. Dr. J. N. Bull attended | Mrs. C'lia Chioffa and twa chil- {the boy and ordered his removal to | dren of Yonkers, New York, the hospital. Ixamination at the In- ' chending n woeks' vacation as the stitution disclosed the broken arm. | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar- Fizhts Offteer | gonelli of Kast Main street Ble B. Judd Wadsworth was| Miss Helen IForan of Pierce street iven a severe tussle by Sam Males- | s vising relatives at Bay View. Xi. 34, of Kent strect, carly last eve- ' Mrs. Charles Nyberg of nir ttempting to place him|street is entertaining Mre. ~Jobhn undo t upon complaint of Ma-| Baumgarter and family of Glendale, leski's wife TIST Males™i was under the influence of [ Mre. Anna Arcari has heen liquor and batiled the constable | mittad to St. Irancls' hospital {when he attempted to arrest him. He | Hartford for treatment. struck the constable above the eve.| Miss Jane Corwin. a former resi- [inflicting a cut and knocking Wis|dent of Plalnville, is visiting her Zlasses off. During the scuffle, the | grandmother, Mrs. George W, Eaton was forced to use his club.|of West Main streot The constable finally landed him | Mre. Winnie Hyde and her son. the lockup. Maleski will be charged | 1dwin, and his family have ro- with breach of the peace, assault and | turned home after n two weeks' va resisting an officer. | catlon. They went over the Bear Constable Wadsworth received a | Mountain bridge, drove up the 1l from Maleski's wife Wednesday | Hudson for a trip, and returned to {1 ftornoon. statinz that her husband | New York. Mrs. Hyde and her had aseaulted her ond that she!granddaughter also went by bus fo wanted him arcested, However. Ma- | Boston and visited Ioski heard the telephone conve erville, Greenwood. and Winthrop. tion and had made good his escape | Durine the past week Mrs. Hyd by the time the constoble arrived at | visited her brother in Granby. the heuse. Ie returned to his home 0 Hold Excursion sesterdax aftarnoen and worl was g made by sent to ¢‘onstable \\ orth. T1l- cirele, Comp llowing his arrest, Maleski was re-{of the Forest, for en loased on honds and will be ar-! Savin Rock on Sunday. raignad heofore the town court on | will he placed on sale af August *0 ectric Co. P Play "Tonivht the excursion will be post There will be a pley 7iven at the poned until the following Sunday. Redeemer's A, M. L. Zion church thi= evening 8 erclock, The title of the. production will he “Slahiown District Convention.” T will he ! 40 charoeters in the olay. which s | heing given under the anspices of the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis- Wonpry societv, Mrs. €. Johnson is | tene of the organization and | Hattie O'Neil is the secretary. Attending Prosram The third annual home makers' week, now being conducted at the Connecticut Agrienitural colle=s as | ture of the Farm and Heme s the larges' attendance in More than 40 Connecticut women are eninyifg the program of instruction and recreation. »mong thom heing Mres. Mary A, 1 of Plainville, Clalms to be Ct » Herald hos frem Demase St avenue mn which he hes heen miraculously 15 years of suffering. Mr. Colonial hall on West Main street second week of | hall is one of September. the and individuals conducted there during the past winter. * recently -painted, giving an attrac- [ tive appearance to the structure Chamber of Commerce Meeting Plans are heing made for a meeting of the Chamber of Con:- merce to be held next week. st New in Wash- ington-Trumbull nio Tickets the Ray at of the month was held | at the Legion hall on street. The newly elected were instulled, Fire Truck The hook and which has been undergoing a now painting, was veturned fo the fire house on Pisree street this morn- in7 The truck now presents a and rpan appearance and ctiva in its new colors Mr<, Jul'a Danlulewicz Tuncral services for Mrs Daninlewicz, azed 29, of Shap's Cressing, whe died Wednesday nizht m the New Britair General hospital after a short illness, were held this morning at 8 o'elock from ler ho and in the Russian Orthodox church d on W on New Britain, veesived a letfer (¢ 9 o'cloc Rev. J. Borurdikoff of Martin of Roselle Moriden ofiiciated at the services, elaims that he | ‘The pull bearcrs were Adam P cured after | Constanty Ciewilka, St. Martin [ Joseph 1. Kawalenok. Joseph Bor atates that aft all effort to cure a isicwicz and Joceph Dralinicki pain which he had in his right side | Rev. J. Borurdikoff conducted the for the past 15 vears had failed, he committal gervices at the {was recommended to Henry Morier, | Buvial vas i 1 eme divine healer of Waterbury, and that after two treatments he was cured = € and the pain disnppeared ment Dividing Line Rema'ns st Supoerintendent of Schools Lean C. Staples has annovnced that with the A opening of the addition (o the Lin. st eveni Whi re Repa‘nted ladder fire true Mz, ick is <hi street grave. irview ory. awiord stove with for sale. Good cond Main §t,, 3d floor.—advt. a sale to- two weeks. James will bezin which will last per cent reduction on entire stock of dry goods. Men's furnishings. foot r and floor coverings. 33 West street.—advi Furnish Broad ¢ advt. apartments, Plainville.— “PLAINVIIL.LE® TONIGHT EDDIE QUILLAN In CSHOW FOLKS™ DOROTHY DEVOE “RAIN-RAH.RAH SPECIAL NOTICE cursion to Savin Rock. Given hy Washington-Trumbull Circle, C. of 1. on Sunday, August 11. Tickets $1.2 | children under 12, 75 cents. Ticket on sale at Raymond's Electric store If it rains, the excursion will b post- [ poned until Aug. 1 SsaTvnpay DOUGLAS MACHL “THZ CARNATION AN In KID" Ccamp | MEN FIGHT IN STREET | Mr. and Mrs. D. 8 Knox of Plain their daughter, | | ents, she also leaves three brothers | | of accldents| pgve been made to the interior of |and Trust company. and plans arc being made. for the | fall opening of the place about the |given by the state ban The | sion at a hearing held yesterday aft- most popular | ernoon in the commission rooms. As | dance establishments in this section | anticipated, there was no opposition of the state and numerous societics | to the merger. affairs | tioned The outside of the building was the new corporation is sisting of 12,000 shares with a par | Bristol News FORMALLY APPROVE MERGER OF BANKS State Commissioners Authorize New $300,000 Corporation Differ as to Cause of Fisticuffs— Mayor Invited to Races—1 Wins MideSummer Trophy—>Man to Be Deported—DBreaks Hydrant. Formal approval of the consoli- dation of the Bristol American Bank formerly the Bristol National bank, and the Amer- n Trust company of this city was | ing commis- as it had been sanc- stockholders some authorized capital of 00,000 v the time ago. The | value of $25 each It ;s | Bank and Trust expected that a definite decision will f over the business | bank Mar- | are | | | DiPietro, A short time ago the Bristol Na- tional bank liquidated and a charter was granted to the Bristol American company to take of the The American Trust company since its organization several years a%0 has been housed in the same quarters with the Bristol National bhank Present at the afiernoon wera Charles T. chairman of the board of dire: both banks, and William P. president of both organizatiox mesting vesterday cadway. tors of Ider, Nalome or Salame? Two different versions by Angelo clerk in a grocery store at 165 School and Alhert Di- Roberto, & salesman of Waterbury, street, lof a street fight staged by the two men. shortly after § o'clock last eve- ning were given in police court to- day. The former testified that it all started over a girl. while the latter elaimed the argument hinged about the relative merlts of the “Sajame’ which he sold and that sold petito The two taken Into men were ;(-H.elnd_\, by Policeman Joseph Strup |who was proceeding homeward in his | friends in Som- | jand costs was imposed excursion to | ¢ If it rains Sun- | il The circle’s last husiness meeting | cosis office-s | I morning by Chicf Ernest | mobile, a sedan, autoombile. Noticing a large line of cars which were held up. he decided to investigate and found DiPietro and DiRoberto swapping punches in the street After listening to the stories of the two men and the officer. a fine of $20 on and DiRoberto was assessed $10 and cests. Sentenced (o Jail John B nan. who ehth appearance in police court this morning on a charge of intoxi cation, was sentenced to 30 days in by Judge Joseph M. Donovan Michael Pitzgerald, charged with a offense, was fined $1 and made his sim he two 30 o'cleck Policemen men were arrested Thursday Thomas McCarthy at afternoon by and James Keith in the vieinity of the | Rockwell Park lagoon. had a pint bottle of “smok nan's cont ch man Bren- tion was such that it was neces; for Dr. B. B, before midnight Arrested for Vagrancy Joseph Vashoun of Hartford bhooked on a rge of when he presented himself at the police desk last night requesting a lodging. He was permitted to go this Belden was el To Attend Mayor W Raymond Crumb of this city has accepted the invitation of Mayvor Batterson of Hartford to tend the Grand Circuit races at Ch ter Oak nark on Iriday. August 16 which will be known layors' Day.” Mavor Crumb and number of oiher mayors from all over e will b the guests of Mayor Datterson at a luncheon at the Hart- ford Colf club preesding the D'es in Seuth Manchester James 1. Daley, 3 of 41 Pine street, Torestville, died yesterday at the home E. E nton, 807 Sprucee South Manchester, fol- lowing a long illness. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Frank B. Daley of Wethersfield and M Clif- ford J: i.ambh of Meriden; arandchildren; and two siste: Arthur Rickwell of Bolton and James H. Quinn of South Man ter. ur o'clock Watkins as cos. of ser. strect Mrs. Mrs. 1! al services will be held at 2 tomorrow afternoon at the Rrothers, Inc.. funeral home. 11 Oak street. Ssuth Manches- ter. Interment will be in Center cemetery, Lost Hartfor Antomeh’le Sio'en Andrew Boyke of 66 Kelley strect reported 1o the polige shortly b 11 o'clock Iast night that 110- hearing Connecticut ore his a nning con- | national | com- | DiPietro | Robbins, pe- | | lice surgeon. to attend him shortly | arl the | cight | T registration 121-399, had been stolen from his garage. Police of adjoining cities were notified of the theft. Registrars in Session Deputy registrars of voters are in session today between the hours of 12 noon and 10 p. m. for the purpose of receiving names of all voters who wish to be enrolled for caucus pur- poses. At the meeting last Friday no voter appeared at any of the four voting places. Make-Up Examinations Make-up examinations in all sub- jects will be held at the high school on Wednesday. August 14, at 8:20 |a. m. instead of Saturday, August 10, as was previously announced. As this is the only opportunity offered to take the make-up examinations, all pupils desiring to take any ex- aminations must report at the time mentioned above Lanning Defeats Keller Lanning defeated H. A, for the mid-summer trophy, {at the Chippanee Country club yes- terday afternoon. four and three. The scores |Lanning 4 6 4 | Keller . 5 6 5 .anning 5 4 4 |Keller . 4 5 4 oster Keller 5 4 4—43—83 543 5—42—85 Miss Ruth Sessions, with 38, won |the ladies' putting contest. In the play-oft for second place, Miss Nan | Page defeated Mr. Harold Humphrey | with a cor of 4 The regular sweepstakes and put- ting events will be held tomorrow afternoon. Reports Theft of Lumber Omer Lacour: local contractor, reported last evening that someone is stealing lumber from a lot on Newell road where he is erecting & house. The police are investigating. To Be Deported Steve Puloski of 68 James street, who, according to the police. entered | this country illegally some time ago, | was arrested shortly after 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon by Immigration | Inspector Martineau. He was taken | back to New York city today for de- | portation. | Paul Cianci of New Britain, while proceeding toward Bristol this morn- & struck a fire hydrant on Broad set. Forestville, breaking it off | near the base and flooding the street with water. He informed police that | he had to veer sharply from the road in order to avoid another car ap- proaching in the opposite direction. | He ag d to pay for the costs of re- | pairs, which made late this | morning, and was not held. were TERRYVILLE SCHOOL SITE IS SELECTED i2ytord Tarm Chosen as Location of Modern Building to Replace “Litile Old Red School.” 1 (Spe-ial to the Herald) | Bristol. Aug Terryville's little |old red schoolkouse in the Iast | Church section, which was destroyed Iby fire several months ago, is to | replaced with a more medern stru [ture on a site located on the Ga |lord farm. The location was select- ed at a special town meeting held in | the ville town nall last night. Many of the older residents of the own had a sentimental interest in the old schoolhouse, which was erected avout a century ago, and when the town officials, following its destruction, intimated that it would not be rebuilt, there was an uproar that reverberated long and loud, particularly mn the Plymouth and East Church sections. The re- | sult was a special town meeting sev- cral weeks agzo, which called out the largest number of ever to attend ch a gathering in the history of the town. As the result of the imeeting, an appropriation of $5,000 for a new site and a new one-roem struet was made. The selection of the site, however, was not made until last night. vagrancy | |Japs Dri;en_ Insane By Impressive Heat Aug. 9 (UP)—Death, in- and the prostration of hun- of persons followed in the an unprecedented heat wave which struck this portion of Japan ‘T'he police reported today that #ix { persons were drowned while seeking | relief in surrounding lakes, that sev- cral others were driven insane by the depressing heat and that 64 per- | sons were missing. Hundreds of peo ple were reported incapacitated, Some of the thermameters in the ttreets here rvegistered as high as 120, although officially the temper: ature was given out as 97.4, Vege. tafion and trees were dying in sov. ral- localties. The heat wave fol lowed a drought of five weeks. | Tokio sanity dreds wake ¢ MEN HELD IN AULT Hartford, Aug. § (®—James Furz |of 187 Fillmore street, New Haven | William Confrey of the same ad- dress, and Arthur Iilsegerall of | Chester, N. J., were arrested last Inight by State Paliceman William |landon, and are held for hearing | before Judge Bradley in the Bloom [ficld town court on Wednes: Avg |14, &t 7:30, on charges of assault ¢n Vincent Zawistowski |5 stowski, who proprictor of on the tohicco plantations in Bloomfiel], waus badly cut about the shoulder, neck and arms, though his conditions is net considered seri a store What's That, Freckles? sichool ac which wagi members wed rom- | boXes crected on 1 <o | routes atter that date the | larg I rural delivery must be of the size No. 2 approved box. and s 5 Sl naster M th How DID T KNOW TUAT NEDA \AS SO 6009 AT TUROWIN' A LARIAT 22 +\NELL- TUERE'S ONE THING 1 CAN re duriy Cowles of voter | patrons on such routes to take notice Iay Try [ gulation | Hall may face| The hox pecitied is large enough | at the republican ; to hold the ordinary size parcel post ext mo it was | packas first class mail for Mr, Car- Its gdimensions are | several | and it is made of s steel, with aluml- | corrugated hottom it allowed to laige for o con et lieved that m wall themeselve o have of this v >t s as well as 1 newspapers ix17x13 inches, dvanized sheet i finish and As rural carricrs nd heen s fricnds to - | Mr. Carter iecided wheth- this step, althouzh wri n opnoriunity cles e ot yet oo leave pa N hax ten rrom the 1o some e patrons « is 4 veteran o Berlin goy three nd in of many me years he was | 120 We was | heading 4 ht years un- the Doty H Doty Berlin Brick Co., o iniwred | when run down by an auto in Hart- | ford Wednesday night. is reported to son n of the ted in part G e = ) ARE \/o:\‘ ) SURE YoU CARN--\NPAT IS | | (oo A porsel! 17 1 HAD A HORSE M= \ 1D SHow WER SoME | RIOIN' THAT SUED | NevER Faizi‘r/fl By BLOSSER ("Goess T wii ) GEE! 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