New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, I CBRUARY 4, 1930. ORSON . CURTIS S 7 YEARS 0 Fx-ayor Observes Birthday by | Working as Usual er Mayor Orson I, Curt coln street ohzcrved his birthday today. When asked how he intended to celch the Alr. | Cuartis replied that intended to vork as usual and would go to Hart- ford on bus | Mr. Curtis comgratulations on bi Fort s 7Sth da hie hoss who has heen recciving s recovery from | must be worked out in bre to Haiti ORSON 1. CUR is 2 well about the iliness. frequentl i is en sccutive 2nd in connnon conneil n and two on the ission. 11 h yublican tow 1 deputy 1 h com s heer of the n and the com- crook an 2 to formet s men as Mayor th ions club tc s birthday Mr. Cu 15 introduc Mayor Georde A, O zly remarked th have the opportunity oducir n public triend of in he not ten a man who was personal and a po- 1 opponc A 1 that two former th a a ] cither ayors alleging of present Police were politiciar rman David Nair and smmissioner M. W. Bannan only politicians there. He quoted Curtis as denying he was a private only citi- in politics. smoke cigars by club. who docs not presented a hox of v on behalf cipient of the The v o gift i} do smolk expressed s thanks by plenty friends who stating re sun Misses Sehmitt, frolic ich The mecting entirely to Two solos and in I e ns o1 saret who the Lio wi Iebruary 18 given over almost and. ton with the ports cp talks” in connee- rolic NVOLVE TWO MORE INWNAMEE DEATH (Continued I'rom First I ) Britain and Kenneth Gallagher Bristol, Pollce Seck Mis Waterbury, Conn vealed h nd ng Pair eb. 4 (UP)— today that John bein ms of John haager the MeNamee ngo. compan Henry man James ouzht as the Brophs night Polic Killed in Brictol Detective Captain William P, Kec- id Brophy had implicated and Stango in his alleged con- sjon to the shooting | Bernhard Schrager and and William tain youths, had becn | spected as the other two in a stol n car from which the fatal shot was January 16 ; n said Stack and Stango had ing from their homes here murdcr non ince the Al Tteld Equally tesnonsible Hartford. 1%ch. 4 (U'1P) county srand jury to consider red 1he mes victol ring Supcrior Court Judge Yewell Jennings said the jury would | give its attention ta four men. Two of the would be called before the cases o Policeman I deliv men The judge rec Connecticut law fory to a murder. ylicated are responsible warned jury, he said under | alled th is no *“ All persons im- cqually, he Bristol Witnesses Attend al to the | I'eb. 4—Seve als and other of thé murder of Officer James McNamee attended the Hartford superior court this yiorning when the grand jury con- | vened on the matter. Among thosc| who went were Chietf of Police nest T. Belden, Captain Thomas I, Ciuckin, Officer William Thompson, John and C r Ebb and the For- estville . woman who retrieved the sun helieved to have been used by one of the participants in the slay- g of the policeman. - (Spec Bristol, lice oflic The ca local po- | witnesses in the late Local Police Testiry Licutenant William P. MeCue and Ofticer William Strolls of (he New Britain police department went ta Hartford today in conncetion wiih the MeNames it was Offic Strolls who veceived thoe | “tip” that led to the arrest of V-‘u—‘ murder case, | stored, 161 P e S e B Jumps Out Window to Escape Two Night Fires Mass., Feb., 4 (UP)— Twice within two hours, Camil stor Salem Abrahan 40, jumped trom a second- window safety when fires broke out in the Columbus avenue house where alonc After the fire €d his first leap had been extin- guished he returned to bed. Less an two hours later | forced 1o repeat his jump e five, which apparently smonldering lives which necessitat phy was murder and Schrager e Morri went erbury at onc wen would probi A consider HOOVER TO NANE HAITT COMMISSION (Continued 1'roin 1 i vision Garetal it tive subject | minds, It v have proposcd 1o sond ison that | 1 cominis whole probl <perience in the nd po- Haitian stops v vill lead liquidation o honsi- nd zove n ots, o social I background of America oug d Maiti in conditions, a cons lopment esources, We hav plicd obligation of Peace and Order finances rehabilitated, a police tioning under marine s cconomic velopment of Hai s {raordinary improvement under this It is~marked by highway vocational schools, public General ssell rican stablc g order havd have ford leadership shown ex regime systems health (the present An er to Haiti) deserves these accomplishments. W policy piration of WINSTED BROKER'S OFFICE CLOSED BY COURT ORDER dohn J. Coly. Burt in Accident. De- sures. commission eredit great for need now looking fo; onr tre clared Insohent—Claim Short- aze of Funds Fhe hroker < closed & John J. Cody m injunction is toduy. un the superior court. The compl alleges i injured yesterday Lanking department has cxamination of in- it Cody in an autor is insolvent who n 1obil wecident The statc heen conducting lis books since junction was issucd last served yesterd The shortage is not known, injunction will b April, restraining again doing business. It is understood tha banking department beg tigation upon the fore an last he Friday ount of A permanent tin court in firm from complair who carricd a small Cody was return e count with Cody. ing from New York v his car ran off the road in rday when the town of Canto He county was {a the Litchficld hospital DENIES €A Jialtiv Me denta Maryland 1 mond Oliy the freigit WAS STOLEN (@ —Dr. Henry superintendent he of the University o today denied that William tford, Conn., and Newark, N. J.. stu sutomel il vihy, of nic ilogan, which cra into a t crossin mday youtis we tending a party and refreshiments faking a When iled u was reported m and Oliva are in a hospital ous n weident. con 1 in the If Catarrh makes you miser- able—turn to 'PRENTIGE MEG, (0. RENAMES OFFICERS | Plant Doubles Within Past Year —1930 Outlook Bright Ieb, of Wor reclected tice i | was to the Manufuctu tres r 1 Within I imereased its 1 its former si wddition At pany employs 3 oup. the past year the company plant to almost by the co almos an The reports read anotl according 0N D, HANDS 00T ROSES TOMLSICIAN Forgets About His New Dimes in Rewarding Antist Dy tona Tic L routhn hav Rockefeller ards 1 Tl . 4 P admiration dimes, he st ian the custoniry Al pia n Pugh N. e sccond concert 1 largc tion was Lach tim ith « basket ot red roses. No me.i- mad to sit in middle L seat rescrved for him i ha 1 the of the z on cha voull n's lullalb th With his nd his « e nbers, 1 yos close ] ith his fingers prozram EX-H. S. ATHLETE DEAD Who Won Letters in on th Thure Larson, Track. Basketball and Football, Dies at Niazara Ialls, ormer v Senior Whil hich I school. He died high school d. he thall dritain Sunday from won sk and ed one of of the school : he 1 lived his wife 1 local rola duation for and had ived ther two ¢ man at rk widely residents of o1 many md wnong the Swedis this MES. MERRILL DEAD 4101, Feb. 4 (P——Mrs. Lliza n Merrill, 87, of Plainficld, ord, Ci widow iam 1% Merrill, at ceneral manager of the Burlington & Quincy rail- vice president of the Livie Railroad ths New Yorlk, Haven & Hartford, died her “hicago. and and today. DORCHESTER MAN CITED W Ieh. 4 (UP)—Aws of a citation for gallantry in ac John A Dorehe Mass., was rounced by t dep FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIPIED ADS THINGTON MINISTER | WEDS IN MIDDLEFIELDI Wilfred Eldridge Takes ‘SOU | Rev. Miss Lightle #s Bride—to Honey- moon in Vlorida, ing 1drid church o Lilly Jane T vere married noon in Middic was perform Applegath, pastor ted ¢! 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