New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1930, Page 2

) NEW BRIT \I\ D\TT'\ IH T‘\ID \\I DNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930. ROCKED BY EXPLOSION VIGOROUS PR[]TEST i cst in Rhode Island in six s summoned by Assistant ney General Benjamin M. M | shortly after he had ric | Black Duck Killings. heir own or - — ts located within No Comment in New London com-| New London, Jan. 15 (—Coast o Guii oo (0 (- Aks Gommon Council Thio ‘anw more amusson ot {0 GIERL New Civil Body affair. At where a | mino claims| in | reconver L4in | dissipated today with t of the FIVE MORE BEATHY X . OF PARROT FEVER ¥ : FO07 Cart LIGHT A CIGARETTE WITH A PIECE OF CE / Following boa Cornell boat. was move tate picr here protection \sainst ar rorize the Cornell family Denles Transfer of Cornell A report tha Boatswain s now to be transferred to C: ) % 3 N nle T . was flatly de Belleve One Load Infected ; ! / D . i ) ral au- of the shooting. Motor M CESS NS = /B‘“o‘ITAL‘( ’ 4 Vv. i ":1‘5 e WAR[]EN nENI[S " that records les, ,;arf/z;m;;;}xw ceiaili o e D Sttt PRISMUWUF fHEEK BARUERQPH ety o and it e Gl e T8 i e e seond i kN o o 80 Calls Bgy o % Jlacing an obstructic ey Smoky—Can Iixhale Through : ole in His Back.—DBy special u e name of the nd trred in by er | the main ¥ ) ks o ) g 5 ¢ Monday who can exhale through a he n his back, is omitted. He in St. Louis, and an % 1 . parts Coast Guard ¢y - SARANDPAJENSKY BOWD 40 SHCERS BLIND VAGISTRATE " URDRR CAUGHT - DDA b TRIEBINKENTUEKY jon entere e mgthod of oS e fr o v c ol on ..ey ft — o gone {o prison. Traced to One H nt \IA‘(\u)d- |ml Al of Captain William ant David Marks railroad police, it 1s probably not sufficient to result v the derailment of a train, yet any loconotive that struck it might he damaged and passengers riding in a train back of such a locomotive sould probably bLe thrown from their seats, and possibly ed., if available for care of sent te stitution den reported that yesterday on population totalled 66 said, althou a high fig while traveling at any great rate of | not approach capacity “Of course the prison has lim 1 tions,” Warden Rerd said, “hut w trail and foilowe relentlessly ast. flashed in the sun and Sun- the train struek obstruction motor « Pima Indian chief for them. This when the futility of fig 1 t {'eveland Manager {o 0 1 B i ocedu uthoriz d iy Face Charges Tonight I e q : mlaroieg e e e i Plainville Auto Victim =i ¢ Mwun]aul coorded to 1 N mw Bunm NSRRI et . O EIVE INDICTED IN " o e B Gt ONINSTALLMENTPLAN -~ A MSTUNIA []EATH o o BASTTTIEREANES };fl”Sl Textile Hill kaels wan ' shot e, Cha R e e T tast e rown from the car, bullet wounds | yeckices and careless while oper Logth ing an antomobile in Plainville on December 2, ith the result that Diliencdetio, destrian, wa driuck and knocked down, s scaped fron their car ken neck which vietim and there 4 en chil H. Strouse, New Lo..don: Theo who: range between three 5. Brown. rtratford, 1Mairviey coun- rs g H ¢ Throtzhiia 283 ¢ 3 ’ nion d 13 years. Attorney ty: Harold Burgess, Moosup, Wind Buflalo Health OfTicer AlLuIe PRk N mon from aenn e qusere A0 | Gerard Casale of this city ssued e (ham county Wil G, Manchester [ (i 2arrots ; i i T rave a { S . which v Deputy | Winsted, Litehiicld county; Marshall Would Kill All Parrvots N ; e i Eun g .\L'.dmyd Diding Cplaes | S0 MINED, e : x“\‘ 1““{.',‘{‘\» TR, (e o5 il e e ,'h‘f bury, and is return: in superior county: Edward L. IFuller, Toll infire Dogan, court the first Tucsday in February. 7 Active In Reforms COAST GUARDSHEN ™ fwi ~a(;)|m(e“ L s engaged in Officers of New T coulic ks ¥ s % g le an ossom: < E campaigns against the use and sal 1 : : 1 1 i Agen e al . No. oy -\“' will of liquor, lotteri nd other law et ; is od From Seipvie ummitt will ask 2 ¥ Grind Chapliin William | Go1tions, He has taken part per- Missing . i vene. s ) - m“‘”':“w \}1""""“"[‘ L ‘:"q w2, |sonally in_campaigns of this naturc nia I,, ath Case NEW DXCHANGE OF \ of 1 ) : 1 is considered one of the lead ¥ (Conlinued From Lt D tomorrow cvenir o e Sl _cram : WRECKED '\l l\:)‘ Pag Mhe e lofbe Dnstalletare rs of “reform” movements here ne of 19 cox — DR He is secretary of the Civic Safety them the crew of the C 3 ofilows: Regent, IFrank J. Narcum; | o %000 o) 5 vice regent, Willi 3. Remington; | [€a8Ue. > E BULROSC O] orator, Albert Ericson; sitting past |Promoting greater observance for driven to \etherstiold, was in this eity o claim his automobile, which | Patrol boat which was involy At a bad- | And the wounded survivor o . el 1 ':H‘ foundgiiica l('-' i rum runner crew, Charles ',r"‘{\v”r', regent, 17, A. Peterson; secretary, (. |1aW condifionnite then Gl Sl 5 AV R ows; collector, J. H. Am. | —_ roperty on West Hartford | Were heard. The report was submit- 2 noon. Tieane said | ted in superior court last night mear; treasurer, Fred Elliott; chap- | Blames Ducks for Crash 1 i S S 2 lain, F. G. Lucheck; guide, E. A e R R e v ¢ < stolen i Hartford Mon- | fhe three omen Killed - on the | iy warden, W. V. bupiin: sen:| But Pays Fine and Costs ’ : . ¢ ¢ « thief apparently took ¢Arly morning of December 28, were | (re “\William N. Iienfamin; repre- (Special to the Herald) driving it oft the road|Jake Weisman of Providence, Dul-| (' tive to grand council, I'red A.| Newington, Jan. 15—Frank J a clump of trees, The | ley Brandt of Boston and John Goul- | Paterson Russel of 99 Tranford street, Hart- he car towed to Ken- | art of Fairhaven, Mass A= Smanie ford, blamed a flock of ducks for ird o await a claim- Statement From Jury GITS $175 IN 8518 SUIT a4 recent automobile accident in ON 1ADIO i to foday no clue had After reporting no indic t 1l After a trial which took up (he| Which he was involved, but he was lined to the identity of following statement was (ntire morning before Judge Thomas | fined 25 and costs in town court here John M. Balcom, foreman of the |y olloy in Common Pleas Court|last night on 1 rge of violation Vesterday settlement was arraigned | of the rules of the road. Russell was IO GREET DELEGATES 1 view of the great public 17- iy he case of Franciska Makowska. | arrested by Constable Dessel after f )~ Announce. | Lerest in the matter under invesi- qdministratris for the estate of An-| his car had run into the rear of that WL W EDISH MINISTL ' 1 14y Sy lay that King|gation by the grand jury, involviag | thony Kapuscinski against William |of Charles 1. Reese of Newington e I T ation Stz & \tes to | the so-called Black Duck shootinis. | Dobrowolski, both of this city Junction on the turnpike. Russell A : its members feel th @ statement | The defen will pay fo | claimed that Reese had stopped sud- on Monduy | sould be made at this time. We be- | the plaintiff. Kapiscinski bought | denly to allow the ducks to cross fih‘ ve that the attorney general's du "(\\0 New Dritain lots from the late | the highway. — — jury