New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1930, Page 2

: NEW BRITATN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 193 —= =T ;/—'—_———— ¥ 1 to find the R T e A R S R e ‘h rn that I should end like tt e f—.'—__——' | - < 5 Finds Tyousers Ablaze . ] o oo e Between Water Pipes|Goq winl take care ot you : By Proving She’s Alive || And Is Seeing World New York,'Jan. 23 (UI Sar A i Revere, Mass., Jan. 23 (UP)— “Tell my dear sister to try and| Naples, Jan. 23 (UP)—While l‘ G 8 and. Tie decined it f 3 Two-year-old Walter Toster, | | forget and forgive. My poor dear||relatives and mourners were | e And w . O 1| whose Jbin esulted in |sister, Gladys, who has been so|| 8athered around her body betore || gt 1 . « RA[;E HuRbkb PERISH st \ playin follow-t good to mic has worked so|| funeral services for Maria To- R —_— ¥ l ¢ 1 es, 1 ) lea with roand sist ! much to make me happy. God will || dary, § ar old woman of the village Fillasodo, she startled ] in the | is home today. | | reward them all. L L v £ pipes betwee Wiy $ what sin will do. | | ¢laiming, “I'm cold B {Public Utilities Case Arguments | Tor Writ in Court Today and the boiler. ee- |y it ire so far Glven medical attention. she || 1 ‘ E 5 Hartford, Jun. 23 (Pi—Judze | - followed. alt | away ¢ ¢ They have|| rapidly recovered and resumed Rl ged st Pa touter than h - n tie R I will ever||her usual activity. She was s of i t ¢ on t C z nly ha E h o thought to have died from heart ton's Birthday i v follo S ' list o and s d there Oh, Hemry, try to forgive me.| disease. ’ t z 1 y vou will understand, God || FEvidences o premature Ip vou as he always has, Try || funeral were hustily removed. rot to . You have been 8o | Newell Jenning f the superios Greenwich for the issua of damus compelling the attornc niiss tain police department started an ! 1 L : tigation as soon as suicide 3 the commissione eported to the police. Ques- | I | %o 3 lleged 1 vial tioned by the officer, Henry Gau-| S taillire (o BaTorce woman's husband, removal of Leen sick a long ‘ Lt ; e ‘ e mover 10| Bast Hampton Oficial, Missing LIt was i " Xo son, N. Y., on . N bl "-“‘ tion ez werore coming 07 Time, Will Return ral i« peition izl by Nadel sa tha Gauthier spent tume time TR RO R A chae - ; 1 k 5 fireplace s itariun where .;lw, was | SRNEST R. LIND: s ¢ e ‘r ‘,’\, ’AU»M,)\ IShdnatumn = e Pt st ; Ernest R. Lindzhl of 172 Roxbury iR £ v 4 L I s road is planning to turn to s 1915, On Decembe Wi Lo i vhen he ght her some coffee in | W, Burnham, resigned officer of the | i On December Dep \ ) { home here in June, after two years ; : gt S T | I : [torney General Averill submiticd er. whiskey bottl 4 whiskey PR el 1“"“;‘5"‘”\,“‘"1 East Hampton Bank & Trust com- | of active life at sea, during which he | leng opinion declining to (4l o o [ L 1 = S | estion as to her health, Mrs, | Pany, missing since last night when | has visited many ports in m action. declaring the allegations, o lands. ~ < it S | Gauthicr told her husband that she [a deputy sheriff sought to serve a J | imvestigatign, did not appeir to o l Susheatatle o ! Jiaud slept well Mr. Gauthicr told the | w it on him in connection with | Lindahl is a radio operator on o 1] L L, L et g dooh Liohdories T fofice 1t they had been married | a shortage at the bank, is in Willi- | the submarine $34. now at Olangap " | s am Ol I ¥ eight rears lust October, mantic and will surrender to Liast |- I. He enlis INSEfhe Unitadidimis s f W Yt : A _ 5 Hart also talked with Mr. | Hampton officiais later today States navy, July 5. 1927, in this ) NI affiday ! f “hile he was at the police | Burnham notifivd Deputy criff | €tY, and upon completing his train- : i 7 1 but no information outside | liay Youngs that he had rcad in |ME at the Newpert Naval Training s —— ‘ e hiskey e s obtained to shed | newspapers the VasEvniited i stalion Fenlered thefudip ol & ling remov nate deed. | the case, o a charge of obtain- | Norfolk. Va. Later, he studied at|Getoly vt of Plain.| ehey ader pretences, | the submarine school at New Lon- | attorney vestigation to learn | an ired the officer that he would | 401 Decennie 10 procece woman had be- | re e i s e luded in the long list of POrts | court for the removal of thy He got in touch | charge. visited are N York, Havana, |y, Al Hudeon v e Doty o hat | Panama canal Zone. San Diego, [ material nogleet of was 30 years old his e Honoluln. ; Guam. A ; s isband, Henry, she | o'clock tonight, and he | Cavite. Hong Kong, Amoy. Shang- | eyal 1o carly Sl ng e dea SRLNE aves four childr Rollin, 7: Don- | officer. hai, Tsingtao, Shankaikaan and |, e L L 6; James. §: and John, three e anz o ue pictu 125 that T ob- \ onths e first three are in the | gpecif yial of {he £ 1 on Jani th.”" Tdeutifying 1 the | spec of ittorney et i . The body was turned over to M. | jant pron : & , the reasons thercfor d t 2 observed | 1 Jecines w Pritain undertaker. | gyt yesterday afternoon g L Official Action Taken i i istoms. seizure | probal dozen liquor botiles. 1 Search Warrant Issued vo ¥ on on ifternoon admi he petition. neludi not el . d some of the — e !:mch to resign trom the bank when b, o ar i s, MOTHER OF SIX ]‘, et 00 Reported Dead af Tosurres- g N 1] [ them within a short time. = i I A“ F[iFfl MURI]ERER S The deputy sherift went fo Burn-| Athens, Jan. 23 (P—Twenty Al | Franklin s LLUL | (Continued From First Page) | Lanian gov officials wers | Similar lic i ham’s home this morning and was 5 = — mable to locate him. Several hours | said in reports reaching Salonika to- | B-obiles for Joscp EASE lS L[]NTIVUH] Cabelus and Bloomquist and the | later he received a telephone call [day to have been Killed at Dibra in | Tiddy Glover Tost l LI | couple on trial. Judge Saxe learned | trom Willimantic, - insurrection whic out | can Legion Luncheor YN that Mrs. Dektula took two of her there against the reign of King Z this evening at T : ] N Walt i That lidt —— hildren, aged nd S years, when An assembly of the chiefs of the | Gr e 1 F ot lave suiticient proof of this, ane ntinued Rt o ishe left ast Sautucket, and therc | various clans, including the Mirdites, A 1 W L prolbition agents decided o tey are four others, the oldest being 20, | b leld at Lpiskopi proclaimed the de . urday r_',”l"m sy : 5 ¥ 3 o teize t 1or without a warrant. | lieve Slade T b e home. K ski Is | thronement of King Zog despite the | troup ; > i 5 I s ' Apapiently Surrendeed Wing reow Namee's r. 14 widower and has two children in efforts of an lalian officers to pa- t : WAl kAol 4 LIt Apparcntly this done. Ap- |t wat the ot vo | & local institution = cify the chiefs by offers of moncy, | rooms. Young Iy Mr. Pratt s i i ) her. if the po-| Officer Cabelus testified that the and despite the arguments of R e it s e e couple occupied one hed in the chiet of gendarmeric Incidentall arct \ put on lower bafl and he Crown ttrect house and the two chil I Albanian political rof [ Mgt A male cousin of Kaczmask: | districts frddu Jugoslavia, Chicfs o SUIT OVER REAL ESTATI it arday tow: 3 riher reference to t 1 5 Ll l!l work, he said. Officer Bloomquist | to have hilled King Zog's local par-|made between Michiel | testificd hat while e was on Crown | tisang, notable among them lusten | N it nd an Ney [strect | ¢ arned bt he I'our evenings, I'ebruary 4 to 7 in- | Bairam Ghasi ot Bristol relativ Gallaghor ‘“u“’l» vere as man and Wit i M M A e e h three parcels of proy of Now After & conference between JUdgc | poarq of finanee and taxation to| The territory known as Albania |in i suit which t pud : ! tion Officer Connolly and | poqrings on departmentul cstimates | was made up of the old Turkisy |stituted I'rosecuting Attorney Woods, a con- inuance was ordered in hoth cases YAt the time of the arrc {zeant Stadler and Of Blooniq riffen and Temple, the ) o ’ \ couple were eha with adultery Meeting Most |ricndly Epat BaLIlg s {l g il ( ' utir orney Woods o 1 t g 3 g Mdavit 1 N . invol B 1zed it to a lessor charge s I sent lough no wention was made of the tact in court, the arrests came MeLaug Lout through an investigation into Joesl polics went to his|a complaint by Feter Oleskowiez of rduy afternoon wnd un- |4 Union street that he had bought z Bl country and it fell into a state of | !N cily has institu or di- lirthday to close tiie s at i \ nt v ot ! T tools and a consid- | drink of liquor from Kaczmanski and hursday. February 6. charity de- hy out of which, in the ehisieislion Toliasielian R0 i ag, on each day. O ted ot i \ {f gl L » rable quantity of stelen merehan. | the latter had taken his sweater in | PArtment. 8 o'clock; water depart- | days of the war, grew the republic|YOTK on grounds of desertion on o5 and e inst P g Wi e J . asslstan CHonEo e s Ry Dayment GriceriCabelis retoveradi| mants 8380 lotclock [ which continued until 182§, Qn | APMl 27,1 Natln g io hreddt iné b Golae b e e omias J. Skuse, e ity ot | th ater in Kaczmuski's posses-| 1'riday, February 7. board of pub- ' September 1 of that year Ahmed| CHey were married on Noveml declared the motion 1o, . e 1 \ ; s o : 'y on Fairficld strect and | sion and returned it to the com- | lic works. § o'clock: park commis- | Beg Zogu, president of the republic | 13 1918 in this city Revised Sehedule Adopted ' § t A LEH s <i of 61 Cypress |plainant. Kaczmaski denicd that he | sion, 9 o'clock: board of health. 9:30 |since January 1, 192 50 prod|Ing divorce Mrs, Co oved o iy > ¢ oxt , et : sold liquor and said Oleskowicz gave | o'clock claimed King. He abbreviated his | PETMiseion 1o resume . < unearihed during the | him the sweater because it was: too | e | name to Zog. {name and for alimony e Ul eEcinnen e ooy and|[arEst (o Uit i ‘ Itecent reports have said his!| Attorney Thomas 17 2 TR U e ——— . health was very bud and have men- | FoPresen nlaintift o Uit andis JUNTOIR HADASSAH DANCL tioned various movenents insy | Stable 1'red Wink) of which had bee Crully remov- | Committees to make arrangements his authority. The capital of Al. | PADCrs: ek for the formal dance of the Juniy | bania Pirana Luvlag ¢ ituted the < | Hadussah o be held at the Burr 'v1 | ¥ POLISH MERCHANTS' DALL 10018 W 1 Ly the in- | hotel on Mareh 1, were named 10 CROSSING HEARING DATE | The fifth annual ball of the Polish 1 mcecting of the exceutive board Hartford, Jan. 23 (A)—'i pub- | Business Men's ociation ot this Mise ildia 1tiley, 18, [home of Miss Jeanctte Light lasi wunced Thursday, January 30, at Falcon hall - on Beaver con out o state highway commis- That wo r. Benso his survey e doi a of expense for 1830-19 Acting [ provinces of Scutari and of Yanin: Besides | Comptroller Kliss W. Clark an- land of the parts of the Ottoman | plaintif nounced today Vtiayats of Kossovo and Monaster | € 1 i Mr. Clark has prepared the fol- which bordered upon th prov- | DIOperiy to the plainf lowinz schedule: Tuesd Pebruary finces. Albanian ¢ . C oW Mascolo. MeRnight 1. consolidats school district. 8 [proclaimed and a in 1 Waterbury represc o'clock; public amuscment connnis latter art of 1 sion. 8 o'clock; city hall commission. prince, William o v oo'clock 0 govern the count Wednesday. February 5. police | With Uhe outbreak of e ro- WIEL SUES FOIRR DIVOT | commission. § o'clock: fire commis- | pean war in 1914 the prince let Lsther Gustafsor < ni of day of their marr The | Chairman, Jeanette Light: inviti- | — sioner for authority to climinate a | clation for a year and ahout 200 tore. it was said < roliled [ Hions, Lilian Stein, Sally Croll. Rox ontli fater. Another member of | Kirsinit: prosram, Josephine Milles Willian oo 18, of N na . nsic, Hel g Wiz marricd Novenber | Keimonit Blackman ade crossing in i trunke line high- [ members e icids are exy a Washington. Jan. 23 C11=-VFor tiw 0S8 < h first time, little anlina Longworth :‘Hv A "]"”MH V“""' t : h "” “v""‘: 5 € 1 wh\-yl<"\y cvent Isfinthenoniof her nothibinth= [0l NopiHaven #sandliartfordifinmec 10 Miss Cathes Spictmian, | o desky s entertaimment. Tle e vailvond b Browd st ty. | ¢ T T v on Pebruary 14, QR s IR Berse T g rge) With true Tooseveltian thoroy Pents. Mes. Ttosalingd Miller. Mos i ! negs, the small danghter of the | tand Ida Waskowitz: . patronsi oo kor of the honse und Mrs W patroness Tlunitel Ronmi e o S i & e Fvelyn Zuckner and Betty Rubin. | g0 ™00 i ® s ™ e co” [iunearia) L Locorations. Zilda ) man. Ituth g : artists, [lena and Berti De Helle t . ! 1 1 Harvey and Anna Kalmanowitz: ar- [pr e G008 S e pautina ; St cinents of nvitations. Mra. lve- | prom their individual viewpoints ) - : : LSO B - jlan Toboeco. Ars. Anne Shurbers o) yorking at the same time. eral < . ; and Mrs. Tsther Mellion: publicity In Mischicyous Mood { ; ( : : g ol y Juticslai: Vilena has caught the little girl m rrne \ i el e ; N b toldi ol asyeants| T a mischievous mood. Beria's porira PYR[] NE U A“] ; 3 NS i i e tt ed at o | Annoyed Girl in Auto, e Feion ey e ¢ j % b { J'H-w] liu';v""’ | Two Men Under Arrest ‘L',':m"p,]:(ml‘f ,.“4:5:<.w" " ):‘,: ,r, i,‘“. .4 ) J1. Aau E\ ‘ 3 o1 @ el ”;J' d ']'“‘"“"'I“{'\T""'l‘:“”\'\ “]’”'"‘ s that's me.” | Many Here Find New Hospital Elm street, wi ested shortly | hefore noon today by Sergeant I’ nown by theni as|jjeq tor breach of the peace and nnected with the o1 rileased at once in $160 bon'ts In the first one she looks like her | Remedy Does Far More Than G that Grund mother. Tn the second there is A determined and cnergetic cxpression Magnesia Alone which characterized her famous T R grandfather. Iy using in their own home ex- e g dudusiey or their appearance in police court | ™ \irs, Longworth is said to liks actly the same mcthod used by tomorrow \ ( g both portraits, The Hellebranth sis. | stomach ecialists in hospital he complainant is a 16 vear ol | japy already have started work on | Cises. nur s of New Britain peo < <irl wlo lold the police she wert |wo portraits of Mrs. Longworth in|ple arc now finding how quickly o ” AL Y riding with the men Monday night, {a red dre indigestion can be stoppe For : thve gt January 20 and they made improp.; | Paulina Good Subject doctors have combined with Milx rao; \. count 3 adavinces to he Officer P, C. Cabelus ! They say Paulina is an ideal syb- |of Magnesia their selection of the wary 10, und | ! saw the men ¢ anging places in th- | ject. quict, natural and giving them |best ingredients used in hospitals s windo ,wur] r automobile near Mary plav- | overy aid in catching a good like- [t0 correct gas distress, nausea, A bungalow A l] zround on Allen streetgabout 10:4% | ness, Once she presented Elena with | sick-headaches, — frequent consti- roo thin HAter ot ele TS (o T A { pation, cte., due to aucid stomae ld-time bar v purple cord and ta ying: Some Queri home, leaving her companions alonc. | “Here is some color for you. | J. L. Regan. for example, hal He deft a report on the incident and | She wrote her name in their guest |Paid little attention at first to Chief Hart had the warrant issucd | hook. The simple printed signature, | heartburn and the hloated feeling T A Panling. stands out boldly along [After meals. But his indigestion | P . ON POLICE BUDGET | with antographssof princesscs. mil |hCbL 8etting worse and he b R i e B sudget committes of the lionaires and society leaders of both |#larimed over fear of a possible lasting celiel produced hy Ayer's bourd of police commissioncrs will | continents opcration for stoneh ulcers. Oun 1 does all (hat Milk of Mog- Hudson ; ion by the board at a later meet- | W. I SCOTT DEAD discontinued cating fricd or acid | ecase it pancrentin’ (BTt ( T y The comgmittee consists of | snwich, Jan. (U —awil-[lcols and ol i stem il feiiooiful So i papalti=-tha i igestants known—in i Chaivman M. W, Bannan, Chict W | liam 1. Scott. 34. prominent Green 5 Sl Delieatoly uodihtettialianz 0es not Jeave ni ol i T learthurn and nl ofher 1 Hart and Clerk J. A, McGrail. |wich realtor, dicd suddenly At [disappeared almost i [ €irecnwich hospital today after an |fret —dose. dle contin < v pting fo 1 TOR BEST SULTS tclo ol donlile pnounonia. k| HESELTIENG SCREdeatar eand it ing _des able to ¢ am thing ife pre Vo auick, ALD CLASSIFIED ADS | it a wife and jive ghildren, 5 o 3 it (ha smnil cust Also Saw Slot Maching J roor