New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1929, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAT 29. Police Arrest Sunday Gamblers On Grounds of Public Schools; Judge Warns of Future Severity One Youth Discharged!, " e After Claiming He Was word w1 . Innocent Bystander— 5 his ¢ o Fines Imposed for Dis- charge of Firearms. o axe in police cour 1 was not with a crowd of youn, who we s with d Smal gy . when v 3 and Offic broke up i ttler Fined | of 84 Wilcox Votjila, | Stauberly, mitted and ple gambl that he was on his bride lot near the school fc of football which he friends enjoy ever saw the police interview n, and out o youn ‘ S 2 4 Wednesday ney grabbed him and brought him to i the police station d ik mrofest that he had not been in t Questioned by Assistant Ing Attorney W. M. Greenstein, Backus admitted that he played dice 1e local Po- | o e n hall at Erwin place after the |brakes charge and impressed on On Wrong Side of Street of women for liver and bowel all- ADS in the ard some time ago, partme ! : | 3 { ments. During these years he gave s et for oo 289 | Kowalski packed up an d to ceremonies from this that it was dangerous 10| john Jasman, > Home | o5 e 8 fort QU Lot S © would go to a hotel 7 city, New : . Rhode Is- such a vehicle on the pub-|avenue, the Bron drove hiy| IS Patients a substitute for calomel Y two monthi, ant Fecney, how e e PEPLOW—WOODS land, New Hav Buffalo, and i Thare Svasino vyt ot ants bl o ron e Cale well-known vegetable i Miss Rosemary Woods., dauglh srooklyn were at. Mr. and Mrs. | telling whe e appe a ; S naming them 1 Ed- e ey he tried to detain| Miss mary Woods. daughter Lrooklyn wer s ing what might happen it th in street at Centr rk at e e e ber of otners. Officer Kiely could | of Jamrs E. Woods of 1 Ellis s | Chudzik will leave Lagon @ car became involved i a situation |10:40 o'clock last night and a|pe 'y . Know them £ otr ficer Kiely coule ry nd flsbene st h noon trip to Niagara IFal r o odibLs 4 A by their olive color. not identify him, explaining he was posed a fine of $10)and Dlowiatd Rl e R e £ 18 Lon) Bood Abrakes ahe molntel fi)igh€ Scollidion St ol CFTrieora) I it S5 i s et won or ionltors driving the car carrying the raiders. [2nd costs on Schupsinski, and sus-|Were ! this mo! entels el side 4 out and to drive without a licenso |trolley car resulted, causing SUERL|on the liver and. how A Judge disc Backus | Pended judgment in Kowalski's e o'clock at »seph urch. Helen | Hartford ¢ vas also an offense that could not| 1o}itns B mabile AN MIGE il ool ) o sr s o e “L”‘ and suspended ju Still Another Fight Woods, sister of th . was th PANYSH—— EVACK ¢ overlook oseph Gutowski d him for |, A ;"Wmlw:( Nm‘u‘ the Count 6 words to a line es of Vojtila a Malinowski, 39 Frauiionsionorang Gty AWAG : B e The cases of Alfred Iverson, 36, violating the rule ni et attersiin 14 lines t suspended ot, charged witt s th man. Jo- | The Wwedding of Miss Mary Jevack, Hamilton street, Hartford, a continuance until s T = | Joseph Bedr am Beayk of 175 Clin- Crowley and Woods | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael et W, Gillis, R TG T G S [ i RieN -‘-”0-\1 | street, who was the only ¢ not guilty | el Gre Jevack of Clarke street, and 1 Capitol avenue, Hartford, were con-|charge of Motorman Michael Nod- | (onove. heada "l”“;;'\:x- ”m'w I caught when the three off AR chureh was decorated Panysh of this city took place|finueq until Saturday. They are|nan and Conductor Albert S forene ona He e e o rtion. ed into the W on school reed to by Bezykzd ns and fall flowers. The Holy Trinity clnirch on Beav-| charged with reckless driving and |lau, both of Hartford. AT Ve ‘,'I o 1’ s JRTISING FOR THIS grounds yesterday a broke up a|as the scene of the alloged assault sung by James J. Donahue et Saturday morning at 11| sttormey John I. Down jace ake one of Dr. Ed- Sore o i game which was going full bla I e e 10 also s “Ave Maria” at the | g'clock. Rev. John Romza, pastor|for them, Officor S e = [ar “’]“‘ *‘1“‘&‘“' for a ||* R D ” £ th 2y y Lk} ofterto) 08D’ Ke solo- Niid e nupt cere ni 5 : 1 . AP time @ note the pleasi results. BEFORE 12:5( 2. M. DAILY the steps of the building. him on the § a stone hos | ry. Joseph J. olo- | officiated at the nuptial ceremonies. {made the arrests following a Special Notice e D SR s | S R Assistant Prosecuting Attorney | cause he rebuked him for usir ! ST ¢on-| The maid of honor Miss Mae [jision on West Hartford road near| Whist will be given by the W, T ands of women and men ||| AND 9:30 SATURDAY. ! Greenstein called the cour atten- proper la R ion of the s | Vanisis and Anthony Bl Was ‘the Paragon inn ' late Saturday | \Img.m Lodge No. 1 “Knights of R NG LLGURD blers ) & 4 tion to complaints lodged the | pv e bride s attired in a white t man, Following the cercmonies A e e e ¢ S "-)“'” ’»r 1 \I and then to keep fit. 15c¢, 30 police by Superintende of Schools| granzit that Malinow gown d 2 i, reception was held at the homc \ iy 3 St S el o : 3 ctober jand 60c. 8. H. Holmes about the practice of | i vt that Malinowski : 1 trimmed with | o S e ML Grociteln told the court | £ of & clclocls, et the 1.0, U & M. | him that went to the party to get | , of th ride, her B ¢ certain phases of the | hall, Glen street.—advt > using school property for card and |y CAEH Y HENT KO T par Betl ardenias and orange blossoms. She | o this of T ity & ady | dice games on Sund 16 wasitoiin= [ o5 S0C R oRe SELDE BETRE N 80V carrigd o Bouguet Baster lilies. | s Nt e vestigate these complaints that the | (OFP N 0 FLE WSS o s ol el on P WOTe A ETECN | popey Joft yesterday on an extend- { J l’l C | :;gfl\:‘ :; rl{u]n 1 ut y i '..JIHII: e he was at ihe waity,|Point dicspri ess »\":- “-"' “f‘ ed honeymoon trip. On their return Ooep . eepe TnmentalamoTe: Sax unded a warning that persons| (2 he L h e carri souaquet of | o e in this city ¥ 2 legccnRunin e arrested for gambl school | W ")“*)"" said was that his wife Was |y, 1terfly roses. rillix i Teacher of Piano Ly oo s Dan vards in the future verely | With him at the home of a friend. e St5 werel presentiabithe xR e | 2 o AT § = SixiyL B | PRINCE UNDEGOES OPERATION Organ and Voice fined. He was inclined to be lenient | axe gave Malinowski the with the trio convicted today be- the doubt and suspended :x:,.l cause of their previous good records. there being no testimony | myan Bottled Goods Seized other than that of the complainant. | rorq At the home of Rocco Mascolo, [ 26, of 152 Beaver street, Saturday Jlcher :E. J. Mil]efiéli I;lreads night, Sergeants O'Mara and Feeney _f Weddings e \ DATILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 19 N | u ounced W “ui'vo's Drzata Puzzled By Doty’s Ability wolf Michael m aded not guilty eding, and dding ay o ER Dry-cicnn § Gresses. : it To Sort Out Unlicensed Drivers; o i firs, ploves with oo o inmocent Pleads Guilty to Charge . ciis i TLANTIC U Mrs. Thomas | fovel p T Strike Begins Today o s O inianane pCithe g Man’s Statement Denies Name — Motoreycle Officer’s | Funsis ciy. 00 @ i Kuns | 5@ gf e DL 1. Upon th SR Knack ef Spotting Motorists Without Licenses to what extent the - w [ (=} : By L e asiai Amazes High Street Man.. e j - . s S said t CHUDZIK—CHARAMUT AT e ich without : ding _ of 1 WA ould not stand he Innocent is Gu le hed official 1 Gea Charamut, daughter of Mr. and Mr ? A neantl 53 ot Nend 1an ample emerge oklyn. N. wirs Joseon Charamiit of i‘”:”«.:;: i) Siaieear obtain . i e looking g a red s a s Sullivar morning 15 B 1 “I Love Cross church, (Ut "j_”“\‘\"l"h"’ . L n o Pl doh e e and without o Thomas Blanchette | sec vear-round price of 3 it nded by Miss “He must be 1 him. Innocent said he e gallon for their milk, on | ks e ter of the bride- |marked, to which t turn to amber as he pas of 6 cents over the present | ¢ e : 5 orEr ankstans y n 4 tion on We | g ¥ 1 a bouquet of bridal s r of the br in Main strect but h not stop be o R1.235 il galion on bridesmaid lesmaids we s ause he feared ONLY ONF SUALTY | ¥ or 1 ¢ M 20 1 hat icz, Frances did you,” traffic in the centc New York, Oct. 7 (UP)—With vice Stations i Cinlta i Dot etiar Samscl. John cd to admit that the officer hail tion I Tys, vote Kle, the only casual- re Rybezinski, and [the correct hunch. I Hamilton, 1 2§ | ty from ¢ w's tilt, Coach Crow- | TIC BEFINING €O, £ e } to Joseph ! \fter noon Saturday, Third ristol, w $5 . ley tod arted s men workin bl 1 was @ The The 1 testified, noticed the wit s on the ch of pass- | to overcome offensive faults display- | ainable at zroom presented the i bridal which \ta was driv- | ing the red signal 1 at West | ed against Union. Saturday's b vice Co cold pen and pencil st and | ¥ ing near Beaver and Main strects, Main strect and Corbin avenue. Of-| With Wesleyan will be the m»vl‘ ot bouqu! Fland he stopped Thomas Blanchette made the | Practice before the Dartmouth lilies of the he maid of e, 1ig Jicense. st Saturday night. Hamilton | battle, Oct. 19, | honof wore of yellow taffeta honoft war z never had one, led guilty. with shoes hat to i £ § | St elniang uet of yel of l““ brakes on t Assistant sceuting Attorn: [ \ Automotive rqf,;,.‘.:,-r:.:? Rubber Corp. Jow roses. bridesmaids were [€10scd that they iwere uscle eenstein entered a nolle in t A cl-EAR | 26/Matnish: e Siansed in similari gowns of rains stopping only when it could roll case of Joseph Kowaldavk, 18, of | o S Y W I e ved- | oW colors with shoes and horsehair |10 farthe \ 104 Miller s who charged | ] : S nd Wash- 1y .ts to mateh and carried bouquets| Ju Saxe imposed a fine of $5 with driv an automol without tuddy cheeks—sparkling eyes— —“"—'—‘ I thEY | ¢ pink rose on the cha of driving without a a certificate of registration. He pro- |MOst women can hav Dr. B M THE HERALD Eifas Al was held at the Uk-license and $10 on the defective|duced the certificate in co Edwards for 20 years treated scorcs i A recer stion held following the cere | o D MENTAL WORKS, Frien ded from-Syra Tokyo, Oct., 7 (@—TDrince Taka- AT ONCE Telephone 3284 St. Monuments of all si I.o] New York, H mats brother of the emperor, un- = descriptions. 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