New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1929. GREATEST PIANIST HARKS BIRTHDAY Paderewski Staging Remarkahle Recovery in Operation 1sanne, ) — Ignace Jan acknowledged as the world's great- celet tod pianist, here om an illness According to all who has also he a st n lous recovery from an o ppendicitis, followed by ~ leg. Pade T'oland country, but ated Dirthday repo esman, is m cwski was born nd rose not =0 much an army he vho reedom from Russia tablishment of disagreeing he from his native Yet he is not forgotie sic lovers, and swamped the little the r Wit al ile nd cor post derewski training at the ug not make his first in Vien until Then followed @ compar vath to fame via debut i 1881, Since 13 tours He i3 hy for larg noi of 1 pul ance, then no anio means s of the yeceived in the capitals of the wen devoted to all of Polish war 10 other charitable deeds In Warehouse Providence, Nov [3 men, most of them as bootleggers or vigned in federal ngste cour indic ng out of the holdup of the wateh man and robbery liquor stor when vas stolen of the house hers 2,000 wo h wl d the Iy Tound and gag Joseph Green of New i B h" Leonard of Ne¢ A. Campbell of Middleto: Morello of Newport an I"orcier of Woonsocket held in $£50,000 bail on imnents cach for trial No James N. Hannon, alia hor” of Pawtucket 1060 on one indictme 10 rob the United States All six aded not guilt Baseball Bleacher Case Put ol w York. Nov. ¢ (&) damag York Am 111 club through a stanw leacher section of Yank ummer, in which killed and a score 1 on the trial calc mne court today The suit brought N in S of ti in the panic, charged t b owncrs neglected inst the ing but one exit oper oceurred An aged ma re shed pressing 1 fell and v we to d roug t rrowd several re TREATY TEXT RE Dublin, Nov. 6 (U1") of cotmmerc Trish treaty hetween Portugal Hon pnd the wis Hay LEAVE YOUR ORDE| for GRAVE of Heml Laurel, Spruc BOLLERER'S POSY “The Telegraph Florist of 85 WLST MAD Switzerland, to fame in his own as w musician leader and prem fostercd he of the United States. a rich having records suit brought ¢ persons who were injured during a COVERINGS City Items Louis Sidoli, 19, of street, w Haven, was arrested for speeding on Myrtle street this noon Ly Motoreycle Officer David Doty Officers Ernest P, Bloomauist Clarence Lanpher and Thomas Rlan- chette are on the sick list of the po- lice department A large road ties ar number of worn out. 4 being replaced by workmen of the N. Y., N. H. & I R. R. Co. along the tracks in this city, including the stretch just of the Main strect crossing. Nov. 6 Padercwski, ana west clket duri 69th recuperating is esa Reney, 7 year old daugh- »h Reney of 228 Clark | street, taken home from New Britain General hospital today by her father. having recovercd from the effects of illuminating gas which caused the death of her mother and five year old sister on October 23 TAYLOR TRIES T0 BREAK DEADLOCK American Delegate {0 Bank Session Reports ter of Jos: as a steady i the mu- into the m: en w soldier pepar. a miracn- duced vol peration for phichitis in o fr fell nd the in TI'odolia ties Se Poland's and the public. To- Poland's an ex- by midday, o8 5,000 sh day's open h s hich broke 1. n. if only hy \gratulations office her Lleetri as carried ck's rally Llectri fiok2 0, Mid nearly Super lost his Baden, A. Tr Powe musical bt did Niagara | points appear- gate to the hank for internatio was 7. |Bate to the ban or fonal |7 settlements conf toda 12 M Nov del rmany. Ame P lor rican lic e ratively n New has vestie casy erence, York made 0. issues w an effort to hreak has 1 zain touch v deadloc man developed — siner Corp mecting the fees he 1l oDl e apparent desires with committ At that man, liveries in that 1 thi 1o exercise deliveries has me committs eviating the the bank terans and super- vision tracts. over in kind con ‘The ‘organizers of the internation al bank pervisory f however, felt did mking h to a that the su co busin sume Robbery (AD)—Six \ction the not trictly under and they responsil Mr. Traylor orandum said plan, t tlements could amount of the B Cons ere los th e, Wo t her: tn this mer You international set a certai of su two-page ts aris- at under the he bank for zovernment mher not escape responsibility of whiskey vision ently sted that o assaulted under ! hay s out special purposes liveries in kind constituted a ca pointment would he justified Plan Unde conference e Olymy de its proposcd st < could appoint its aged watd s the oor State mit £t director Supery York. Harry o sport, John wn, Michael nd - Adelard all were V six indict- iher The Gov- Americ ising d he held the ap. committes contracts, se wher but i rence vould land land three the first m of a special used, con Advisement The took Ar. lor's memorandum unds s eld Inidiyont ana \’\:“1‘”‘\; 1r‘)”| nt Charsing | oorely, 1t is understood that adop- government. : : * tion of Mr Traylor's : likely inasmuch as there is a ing that if the bank declines pervision the government at th Hagus create a political or- ganism for purpose. Such a step would to the base. | BANizers of international desir it out of ve Tray ady vote on it| Tentative made 1 proposal s ! feel. su- to sail for December will desir ficials befor The spe ton m Japa nd only en rou with Stin this n Docket i unwelcome o th to | - ba \pede in the 3 Stadium two persons who ep poli tary cials. Both t liner Franc vary 11, an can’ contiig time for th sidered p the Americs advisory m the stafl s lir n b fore the p the high 1 American ¢ tic “Dead Drfinrkr” Ruied Only Grounds for Intoxication London. Nov. (UP)—A man must ad drunk” before he can | sted for intoxication, the ommission which is i liquor regulations in Great ecided today The commission. at a son, found that i insufficient The existing person njured, w ndar of the | e behalf o it the ball o take pre- stampede by 1. The stam- of public howe 1 small by the gate simple drunke riv grounds for arrest T that « incapabl from ar nness cath e rampled providing also b Otherwise he is immune THEATER CASE L1 T i Vree ASED New Hav DRIVER HELD RESPONSIBLE Vlvistopher Bridgeport, Nov (0 Lewis En of Groe fvis held eriminally drath of Yvonne 150 of Greenwich, nding today by Deputy Coronr Henry €. Stevenson. Miss Doman- died November 2 from i ries recvived when in a collisic th an automobile driven by En navi Statd on th ! in public to- ponsible for Company, R NOW e aucon The suit math of th of theaters teres SHOP New Britain” TEL. 886 FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED to the UsE land B. AbS sesaion, particularly dropipng proparin sible r Republis lish ments Friday claims it had Nov. ¥ rapidly o ing today's in irket and ding ume of th nzicd sellin clin mors was o than market rvice w noint y 6 (A t the suppor 1 nalf it opened with in contrast to Mon- block all records Bond up and to of dropped 6§ po dle West 5 points. Associa Tudson Trust notably dropped Blue I nt re hed vie, January partme for th n Leviatha 4 are present th the or ting. plans have e Japanese el , sinee e the dele a as (A I n, the nd other Olympic and the Europe sail for d would lan, ent in Kng e conference that an delegs embers suld ion ind sail on irley to inking ion en, Nov. 6 in civil wrrer the ater suit by N Inc., of was tiled e sale of th to the Investors dropped Utilities ( 8 o the ox W offic departure commission . queen American Merchant Mari plans followed, delegation four days foo lat nd on the that ¢ to confer with Br conferenc ion « ; 5 in to London, for con esident Hoover, Scer Amieric I a larg CURB PRICES MELT UNDER LIQUIDATION Utilities Hardest Hit—Trading Yolume Decreased York, Prices he curb rec hour utilities, am of selling pourcd was in sharply t of the how rly ahich last ts to 76. 1S points ew) American Lehman common DELEGATION WILI - SAIL JANUARY 11 Nix Mefi ”/\l']‘aigl’l(‘d American Group Sets Tentative Date for Departure () —The London pected to hite Star Is. who of had ex- of the could be for t that in ip for I Uentative Plans Made already heen ielogation Olympie, nmission ish of- meet Apects to Was Amer n ofii- French e Ameri- and in ampie It is part oi n- including embers of t whic waters too lon members e 1 h will od b up by TO BE HEARD s L. 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Main St. Moriden 43 Colony St. Birth Record A son heen Mrs, Michacl Valer view street at home A son has been Mrs. Nunzio Bordicre street at home A son has been Mrs. Harry at home A daughter was horn at New B ain General hospital last night Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donnelly of 725 Stanley strect born to Mr 7 Fair- he and horn born to Mr Hart Erickson of street Commission Rules on Practice of Railroads Washington, Nov. & (# T roads to discontinu carricr v carrier published tarift In instructing th from of meree and that tion of persons cars at the provided only accommodations and undn rential H violation 11 act the 2 priva zed ordinary liscriminatory rat ar with commission i to this ¢ but A Al finding at time no forn en the nstructions railroa Funerals e M More Marion Harasiuk than frienda and tives attended the Mrs. Marion Harasiuk 29 Silver street ton sociate obseanies 1 vorkers at the « Corp. plant w | ent and ther in the funeral cortege orhiy v pres among those were abou funcral was he 3 o'clo at el The n i was mor ¢ Heart church soles requien celebra Lucyan sted Rojnowski by Rey acon pastor R ilowicz palli Joseph 1 Kaminski. Vincent Kie 1 for Turski and John Szyezka Rev. Father Kowalezyk cor the committal services at the in Sacred Heart cemetory were floral trib as sub-deacon bieniee Martin Miki mel man | Mrs. Florence Margaret Bacon Mrs. Flore Marga aged 65, o resident Hill, di Lospital, e former November Miami, IYla 1hout {wo years. 1 Farn moved to Lo t to an sided for was born ington b carly ag y Hil an hor 13 hefore going Miami irviving Vrederick H Mrs. L acon Hill; tw McLean Hazel Derm of sister, Mrs. Plainville, I'uneral arrangeme B. her hor Racon e Allen; and 1« husbaag 10th two sone Staniey of \nd Atk Morway Mr i Knollwood Henry nt of . Porter Sons inconiy Apolonia vl IrzAnows 1nd Chr rvices 14-y¢ Mrs. Ir owski for Apolo Fung se Lyman riin Mus, Funcral ylor, Mary vid Saylor Mr Monday T General ged street. who ~ died it at Britain hospital held th John Ott at John will tomorrow morning at Mrs ind st 30 home of her i Ch of 56 U 9 o'clock at the Evangelist. Burial will he in St Mary's cometery stello Miss Harrison Miss Grace ( services for Girace 54 hult who died at ranci fondiy & Co: nigl Hartford The pri held tomor home w rem lock will he d at Burial s will be Mary Mary | Friends a | remains at the home, previous announcement, at st St 3 cemetery the to invited to contrary Jennie Petrolio Jennic Mary Pe for Mrs. street, Funeral scrvices trolio, trolio of vesterd or of Spring morning at the . Meriden ¥ sanitarl of ecight morning months. S o'clock hona h ma was | John chur urch ed Chopin's fun; offertory he san, the conclusion rendered “Nearer on the chimes The pall bearers Sazzino, I'rank Belluono. IFaiella and Robert Sanders. | took place Mary's cemet Ora: the of the v My God t Frank Toseph in S Amice H. services for Miss A of 31 Har asurer of the ( M Miss ral Kalish H stro Kalish, aged t. former trc Clothing House, nigl afte Ltev. Iirst who died at her L we at Theodor Con o cemetery o v at ne ¢ 2 o'clock her G al 1001 gatiol church W Unig N Tinest A, Gustafson Tuneral rnest Gustafson, street, who his home, held at 2:30 at Erwin chapel. Abel A. 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