New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1929, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1621929, e ‘Keough and Brightente to Face . Superior Court In Tire Theft; ; Lawyer Criticizes Pros. Woods - :McDonoufih Resents Statement That Accuse Criminal, and Says “Dukie” Is Being d Is on Harry e didn't Jars 1 waine i to gh started t room. When h ran uy still on the | arted to the bolts for I Dlace wer €round, tools wer Keou ’ Yold the of hi down from I r and North street ; ciping » At this i were ad- He 3 d that | ‘mitted from the | well as some tools, wh 38 atdiion | claimed were 1 ““‘1; ‘the robbe i Swere ider dbeck again rious that car at room. stan impri expert, Attorney d that h ts on Keou introduced to McDonough, wo tires to be worth | t the present time, | used and of an | « sta 1 the tools > officer. Gra- expl Wwhe the 1ibits were f 1 clared t > Accused Offer Alibi about $7 + Before he took Keough to the sta- 1 tion house he talked with the n and Keough told him that the other gar in the yard belanged to Tony to him | Lagli, a man whom he ‘had helped d a boy | move in evening. He e 5 0Kin for 1 it gt Btated Keough told g him to | les 1 the 10 self so that they th re de- by ccause t an lodd size. that ney Wout 6 o’clock hat shiy ving could go stead o a down to funched, Keo avhere dight. Not bein and bec Farty h Woods Condemns Duo canse he nts 1o he term of Attorney o the to be commend sses in this ¢ bound | superior | Woods judg wuse another r decided | | rosceuting to be parked be Upon cross exami McDonough that Officer “stop or I'll erhnan Siile fhe erous expedition, | plso brou the t t the and the L car. A car was | office i hands on «ith althor Keoug dirty The examination In the yard later Thom test on th e wa vl ot the brought out boys had the was v rs did not mds | trom s Dol He t Lugli c which been drivi Pl ned o Fish, ‘They Say o BAFE S 1wy 0 podd AES Sobers Up Friend But Possesses No License Bridgeport, Aug P) —"" is sobering up T Meyers W him spee et with xpression of Opinions s Bior Johx called N John s Mrs Johnson orning 1 that on tt ohnson dr 41 violation of 1 until laced nd. The accusation >aul Cianei, Hartford i him i Gozzo, COLONEL rt Golonol York phries h 1ard, sta- home Norm vid Mrs, s wa > complainant Humphrics was rel 1y od Dy ward Hun r s Plumm. ¢ poli in ther, haan. nter, his v O it pa oni S5 New Britain Legionnaires Want ' State Convertion Jackson May Not Ask Re-election Eddy-Glover Post Members Make Effort At Hartior Gathering This Month to Department Meeting in This City own today, t! s to the Ameri- Hartford As the ew Britain. »n of the ecial ommodation. that now Jblem to the ar ments commi : ol that Bridgeport are in the ficld for next r h and latter is considered too In 1930 Here; fary to Le on Sunday & ) - Peterson, Have Next Year’s Mrs N, 104, at the state carriers to be held 6 to 31. ve Sunday nd go to D will kes to Duluth time vi n n|A. C. center of t be the accomn with odation problem to New Dritain delegation for state comr » largest post in the ed highly probable t will boost conven Commander that he to hav here they cru and iting friends. W on the Bowen, former |fice of the board of h return trip they will visit f Chicago. Char company said today his p s M them Peterson, Sr. 1ere will National Jackson 3 is not cction at the tford but to swin port to influe the next convention Kiemowit kr of when cc Lol 194 commi B ind in front s morning luded in the cal Years Endsd June 30 Finds Figure Totaliing $421,219, Jump ef proximately $16,600. tal business postal e RBrita t during the ended inerea 8 collec n of the tions and an in of $405,6 n sperity increasing p of the city. I'he city's postal collections have SO L period i shown a stead of years growth o durin 1925-2 §301,444° in 1926-27 25 to $405,648 ord- th fiscal year to §4 ing by post of and he fizures for the as a i v o are not yet available made public until they 2 istics mad partment zoes pestr GLORIA Paris, Aug N, American talking picture. Groldman, who made the v on Park walked out d directl . being of ti driving east nnual report of the which covers activities for the fiscal and elbow McCue “Very Sick ] s for individual cities, given out iled from to the d as soon as the quarterly Jartment. stat tics are compiled who was operated on tain General ital s reported to have pas “But he is a very authorities rep SHOOT shoot ent to determine ation to he the nation's coming year. used er salaries hosj nt of appropr ress to run the for - year are in and SKE the Ma urday after Cra in its trap and s} the club president; y and t by hassc SWANSON IN FPRANC oon 16 (@) motion at 2 1 on th whert cet field 'S 17 Bluc the Gloria Sw picture ed today Cherbor White liner affectionately husband, Kensington At e John W. irer, Star and manager. wishing to join or enjoy the traps, urday affernoon Last Saturday, held and good scores wer Rain spoiled the program expected to then procec acation before Mis to London to present he > for anson first |PRTERSONS WILL ATTEND HIKNEAPOLIS CORVENTION, Delegates of N. A. L. C. and Auxil- | ve for Midwest parcel Peterson, delegates to represent respectively the hile in Min- lflv‘m\f‘ d they plan to visit Mrs. F.|by $20,000 clerk in r the trip. Man Struck by Auto | Felled on Park Sireet Ton Park was hit t Louis Gold- |, stigation, street from a car in front of machine complains of an injury to his fan, Hospital Statement ctective Sergeant William vesterday, SATURDAY will be tt Gun club o’clock, Hills road Offic vard MacMur McCabe, S a day is invited to attend Sat the first shoot was early - oon many wfford to is would have shot their sirings. The scores were as fol- lows: Carl Wahrenberger 16, Hugo Johnson 6, Conrad Wahrenberger 9, and Geo Peterson 15 big diveden: save his 'FIFTH WARD CLUB ASKS FOR SWIMMING POOL s of Polish Republican Club GOVERNGR HORDES IS BACK SALARY Will Send Petition to pos hey Common Council. A. L. At committee and o the meeting of the executive ers of the Polish an club held last \Michigan Official May Turn | Checks Over to Granddanghie: nsing, Mich. Aug. P—Tr gres 1 some | W. Green, Michigan's chief exec ‘:;l,xfi' American Repub | night at their clubrooms at 94 Broad street the discussion centered about the proposed construction of a swim ming pool in the fifth ward. It was voted that requests and petitions pe presented pleading that the con templated swimming pool in the h end of thescity be located in the fitth ward. A petition to this effect will be presented to the com mon council. . y may deplete the state fund of- | On their ‘n It four the | vear ties. | The pile of salary checks is grow- g. The governor now is serving his cond term, which will expire in 1930. 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