New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, \\I DNESDAY, FEBRUARY 35, 1930 LEARN HANGED AN (e Iy NOT PETERSON - Youth Found Alive in Hartiord —Body Still Unidentified Hartford. I"eh. 5 (@—Hariford po- > today dispelled 1he n.n(ord authorities that the he £ a youth found hanging from a Tree in Westhrook Sunday of Theodore Petersor l.orain, Ohio, city hey located Pote restaurant at Detecti I Dooman o LAW ENFORCEMENT OHAKEUP LIKELY - Diastic Changes Due if Justice Dept. Takes Work Over ved at the ston, 1% hin Marti Suicide Theory Unsetiled mg conduct today or i ve his \e as John Maxt Pawtuckat, 1. 1. by police in ir investigation of the death of |; vouth whose body from a tree 1 on Sunday. The dead n posit Y identified Two men asked for a lodging at a Branford police s gave his v Lorain ustic similar pro, und | attorney v Westbrook | the vouth has not other as Jol rhe Smith said whil cd a full rep had not receiy 190 Of suicide of lorain said »ody was that of his n Hartford. He was't reted her JIEE Arrange Funerals of Asphyxiation Victims FPuneral se a J, Vincent d from gas vxiation I at s nd n will he held tomorrow Iriday m ome and at 7 cred Hoart cor Claim They Were Suit Qu kl_\ Follows Mg Depflbl[lllg Mfl]](‘f,’ Automobile Accident e leon Josefack of Kenzington ho " and costs on the | d4a, ning an automohil “hile under the influence of liquor 1 police court to was named de- d t in a lawsuit l-y'()\l: aged in collision a3t night with Joscfack's car. ‘Through Attorney 8. Gerard Cua- | . 3450 damages. The od by Constabl¢ ymond Beatman and the writ i able in th city court the h Monday in Februar Josefack was unable to pa fine and costs and Judge Saxc ed him on pro would not b plac ation 0 that he committed to jail WLHOE STILL MISSING el Kehoe of 68 o did not Tremont return to his Monday evening seen by Supernumerary Oftic on Llbridge road | ©On clock yesterday morn the d nd the officer took him Rock avenne follow th as far trolley SPEAKS ON Cole Gibso Undey TUBLRCULOSIS id that nothing had | 1he relative to Mr. Kehoe's bouts, =0 far as ihe UXHIBITION of paintings Cateau De Lec of Mr. and Mrs. leo D will he z the New|C. Kirhy of on in Institute | ay. | nose speciali ached ion will lof several ater Roston hospit o rooms ed of pneumonia ai Massact and 5 neral hospital yesterday NEWTON DOCTOR DEAD Boston, Feb. 5 (I7P)--Dr. James 10 the il Icbrue will be open be- | di 10 in the afternoon | G - ) At Florida Resort clnb rooms on s club Har- | the direction of nder several se- ainment commit- | time 1onica ban Arthur Rer; lections. The ente toe promise all attending an interesting luv'i FORECLOSURT: Foreclosure of Property on Bast ¢ ailed to pay t lue the City s sought in an hrought today by Mary Furman nr‘ this city against Charles A. De ming | of Oakl al. Attorncy Thomas J Cabelns issued the writ, which is re- | turnable in the city court the third | Vonday in February. Constable I°. L. | Clynes served the | s LABOR HE Norwalk, 1eb. went of 1 rence here on Febro n conneetion with the character ed- tion research program that is be- conducted in Norwalk under the s of Yale University and the y Foundation of New York Child labor problems will he ¢ of the steps in the Oftis of St cussed as one shade search study chair at Miami L Birth /\’eco‘;cz'uul‘ A Leaping Lizzie City Items BONDY HOLD GAINS AND RISE FURTHER iench Bonds and Liberties Fea- ROOSEVELT gyEs IN DRESS STRIKE ties of Firin Market Employers Be G.uf][ Vi Liherty Ponds Moy Contractors Close Shops AGED COUPLE SUF Maltreated : REPORT PLANE LOST n|l.| AT BLAZI (P Light MARRIED 30 YEARS NPERIMENTER ) I Jo thres My A. lxul HFunerals cann or We. the parent tor vely express THANKS brothers, our tha nds for the | thy consola- | for the floral gifts and praverful spiritual bouquets of- red us by them in ow eavement throu o our v 1 fr tokens « recent s of onr | ear son ward | May 1 and My 1. 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Segar, Manager We Ofter: FOREIGN EXCHANGE BANK Price on Application. [ cash was invelved in the transaction, Willys Over Brooklyn club announced. Yelow Truck CHURCH VALENTINE PARTY 'he Young People’s society of the Advent ¢l will have a party I° cvening, at § t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Valkenburgh, at 44 ¢ All members and thnt\ invited to attend. CINCINNATE PITCHER TRADED n clob for Dougl ¢ handed pitcher.