New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1930, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 193 GRADUATE NURSES BERHN NEWS ~ Forty-six Officers Participate In iE[]R[lNER HOLDS OPPOSES MERGER Man Indicted Tn Murder Case May IFSTATCWTHER == " Seris o Probibiion Raids at " {FFI(ERATFAULT OF . ERAIRDATS ~Retun to Scen Alon for Hearing bl S0 o S s Enfield Makmg Many Arrests | AI i s NE“ YURK YOUTH New Britain Represented ““a,.‘ s S G e EmmmSuMmmBdeflmmmgmyxmw e te 260l ‘ : : o( tan'cee nl:'cn )Iulni‘cip;I BHIHERY INEIDENT th ot e o m:m-,,.!f.'fli\:::‘.:w ~\‘U{ln.u',”“L,»Kmfly-:r -W‘.“?”'-‘.”f‘f{.‘;j";‘;:"‘"‘;l“‘!- ’.‘1”0’1,“"]1‘\ S T Westhrook Hanging Principal letectives after he had at- | land railroads with ads ou:-|'® iy _ Raiterson TsisIse tand T2 coporee v dni o oG mabont smts parnio Ine pol 0 5, e LAY ; ; homeless i caet Tt lackjack railroad officials that i ) - st for the Hoston & Mair (Messner) y 1 aven & Iartford, and other blow upon t al| ngland lines to continue operation pound.” e o of the animals and man explained he 1 HiTeni asthne . o et the coroner finds, | sident Porey B. Todd of ths| (Kunzawa's) mo f York fami Today Chief Cronin of tlic had for a description to his imb in episode v is 1 ; tion as deputy wa £ the scuflle, started 1o lead | Bangor and Aroostook railroad e Connecticut state prison fithcibuilding, feach piessed doubt ‘that olidations | 1T Penving Sl o iy, | nolding onto a sle of Messner's{ yronosed by the Z| “Please release Tenn pri Akt ge- | et aemie G MRl ¢ i | and asis him to report to 1 : | parently the chief did no N from Ne tallicd closelv 1 uth. The cor ren police departme lezraphel: | 0f their son, mis; rom home for descriptio would mako « s fore ) procced down | the henefits prophesied. The cont- Mt Pat. | the narrow stairway in single file. | e o S have the town stand ti S o 7 essn 1 g continues St o an e send an officer for : d 1o« from his captors | qied through two main Ii 3 man. Kunza v the bannister wh Rl » return to 1t ut had no mone himself tie ide ly. The ag " U the between the scco " o i s, Detective Sulllvau| otier tne eaw o So 1 : 1 ts served aims Statements Vary £ LU t the New Haven a t So Inspector Underwood ter and landed o inzton case of hot e cash nounced tod would be provided o to Southington on Satur- | ger: inficld have fallc tims ent to the warden, | *an With 1 BLING A e e i - stairw The coroner i cars. On previous pts |1 dt ¢ 1 that SSemy {ive Sullivan received | DUt treatment it the road Church by outside officers to take the Lo avinond ke > PO an injury to his ankle in the fall, | 0Perated locally at preser N Teeting deal- | Custod ¢ m raider ; v : o : 2 .| the management would ' | be held | smilingly, with their place nvicts cscaped Janua Lol : lccal problems better than regational | Of liquor and every arcnt r widi Ay e A i 1o | sentee’ management. | : thi 2 Sk o'clock tonight. At 91y legal e the 1 toaly el el Doults Tonnage Gain I [ H l Gfl 139 Ry e e R et bl R o R . Iu,r‘v n G cording to the finding ~ |, While sponsors of the consolidi- Wa ot Hi Toup, No. ) lice as that of a younz man ; Bacon Dics at 67 : is escape from K5 about litelong | Made by an Enfield official to '_“'W” 50 ¢ S e f thron, local officiuls, ik, — i them off. according (o CLlt s I i G S R auestions would arise. as in mait o o S AToNT police Nonatunit N Acs d el anolticlaly b el ened by the loss of bloo atn | Of policy, which would : STt was at fivst believed that the vic soard of the town was found. The h he was 4 1 bri ¢ ity eh e ¢l lodge, No. 137, of Hartford; |t was inst belig it [ h : tributes coroner o im ¢ Peterson, sou ) § st v . e, 3 o neis lod ). S 1S 1 v I'hcodor « on names o th officials arc known ¥ e e “which was prob.|ment. Local industrie s POU LY B S0 st L Torain councilman jury for consideration in its investi- 3 v oh i . result. he argued. ) were granted by the 1 1n th ts y t lu] sitlo; uv‘lh liquc o i g cron ooy Sl fo1et the shootin Todd also dot at the coa- of Connecticut and county he jury will V- RIS S, ) s s wou e Lt losin fon of the | taur terddy ¢ 5 sner, sought for several mont olidations would bring about cnon- boC = hs by el el - tion o e for viokit his parole from the|omics in the operation of the 4 communication this morn- 2 Ay vaids were well acquuinted with cer- ation for sc veeks and was | fOF V¢ . . Sheraliol e 0 our daugh- e A e the prisoncr was not serious | Cheshire reformatory was arrestud | Ingland earriers, asscrt t 1 faso ; s K < on th reet by Detective Gill. | brognostications of cconor 2 © appointn oday in- e fessner however, escaped after at-|been made only by Washington offi- | cluc special committec which number of rly all the places visited were arden d, said today it made | @eking the detective while being led | cials, not by practical railroad men | will store the General Woost AN thell aqlitnpealnin R S i B b ther Teaymon ! to § headquarters, afiected monumient in Danbury B L o I there must be a consolidatior The new officers were 1.0 Polish Business Men rlin el | They were brotosted © o, | Lalon ( v aQpity igncesallls o JoliayBd 1L ehouldylll by lseck Guitl i 4oL e . lo Banquet dll(' Dance R T o KT, (o e Choor Teh T i cilected so New Jngland wou:d | Wilder of Liridaeport t Gre ailiys Tlon the | places wvaie 4 S e T 7 S e served by one rather than two | Muster conard Nickerson £ The nnual b thesnosish had been in|shops. They arc have done ths later SEET e trunk lines, the line fo nclude 15 | Corn o o 5 } vill boheld tonig T s e e e : St S nd. and Maine Central and Bangor |of Woodbury ive st g caver ¢ 2R 5 two cases, barrooms of the old style | LT the pl ne’s escu and Aroostoolklings masler's jowe I apron. I HIL S S 4 e Asked if he thought that the {01- | Grand Master Nickerso do L he s I commcnee with cral members church en hie applicd for turn working nine narried. cpartment and in some s arc provosition to IHorrigan, lived oul- | olated to- policeme Negligence SUll There astlme " SN e (Continued 'rom First o carried by the New Lngland | presentation, ineral v el 9 | roads 'wr;nirl T H“'r" i ino Vaslor e : "0 | quiired 1o furnich 31,00 87.000; distribu- | dation plan were adopted, Todd re- i ¥ N in the town that severs h , n excess of those | that all Deep Rive 1 senior steward d bural will e in Wilcox | 141 8 being carr, REEC o rdsmen arrived at th nty | ent year: gencral and|bCing Arthur 19 Lew jzatuck: grand % GniEht i Iintell Strailie foro i SH N e e \' » | building hefore S PeLl use 1S expenses are 5,000, | 5 o junior stews teuben IL King, [Ander LRl S 3 | SO fe T e e e be second the & t present. LINEMAN DIES OF INJURIT Danbury; co Howi s S At fenders, held 1.5 bonds ! tis ned to deposit $30,000 in Springficld, 1'eb. 6 (®—William | Yo — s Dartmouth College Has Dastiporiindcms cac interest will run | Warren of this city, died carly to- “‘0"‘1 ; ine HADASSAH SPEAKER ENGAGED New Scholarship Plan o [t nauet of the com. neve wore 45 offieers in te narty NACOLic OhCC Believes AFIESI 830,850, and other carrying costs | day in a local hospital of injuri.s it OB KOLCTD R e N ltano N. M. Teb, 6 (P—A |nos feaed "J\ Ggibt sembled at the cou = a entals to debt will bring | suficred yesterday in Melrose, Cor Boomais, 3 T Sl by el o=y enr | Community | T R R G SR | Will Clear Mystery Lan automobilo accident. Warr 0 e e I from St iel's Episco- entertainment ha marshal tonnage available 2- | mght. At plice stima oMt y HMennessey of Thomp- T B S " A ld i Estimated Incomc Hent of Th CHARLES DANFORTH DULS 1e, with a speaker from the ni antici- | yere struck almost simultaneously. | ——— ¢ he heading of estimated | sonville, Ce both linemen for ¢ 1 N i e tional headquarters of Hadassah o s announced e raids disposed of all but o Commercial, industria) hern Connecticut Power Cont- | -ioic (08 HHsa: | time state the program. Mrs. Myron Radum of club held 1 he b warrants obtained f i purchasers, 2208 were driving to Thomp: i WMarilor ) dr tic nunity 1 1 » superior cou Y - sossmc 3 o -| when their light truck - R e iior eranal it oot R s o & tory supcrintendent 4t the and several of her pupils will been prepared | s attorney since grand jury i vith a retail value of $25,- nisc s 81 o | lision with ther car. nnessey ; nt entertainment featur An entertainment | investigation was opened posscssion, may result in | s = e il ome of his duugz here ) ner 3 1 1 i hich the committee will provide follow after which | e ng of a New York ving with i ommitt 1 1 ] ihoTae ¢ 3 Y ocis A 2 J reshmen cnjoyed ¢ death of M by Tioczac s 3 LAMORTL TO VIGHT % Dalbey is co board the steamship Mongolia in | (s R e it MolSorsiiatazell map 6t ) YOUNG PEOPLE GATHLR . : 7 == L '”"r o RAD"] EUMPANY RON ors lphon o mOnths | vwatson and Engimoor klnjw‘\’fl‘\ * 1| willie Lamo of Newark, N. J Hailtond, eh GUOR/rhe MounzERLILGTINAGE BILUIEASS TS Mrs. Adolph nson 2 according to Arr *. Lachen- | 1io1den S i recognized as the world's flyweight | LeoPle’s Fellowship of the Lpiscopal Washington, Ieh. 6 (A—Congress Leen visi cla- FLAYE[] IN HEARINfi 3 in char e Cleveland fed- | onight's mesting will also hear| champion by the New Jersey box- |Church. diocese of Conneeticut. will|completed action today on legisla g narcotic office. s s & = 3 ' hold its annual convention in St |tien to provide $5.556.567 to cnahle details of the public weltare depart- | ing commission has been z Mrs. Ttanda ter s E Ll : John's church Saturday and Sunday. | gold star mothers and World Wi s wi . ot ent budgot of $1¢1.138. In the cu I Johnny McCoy of Bu B e believed to I ! i e g Inite, el [l ol > : Miss Gertrude Ficher of New Britain | widows (o make a pilgrimage to t) r . for a bout here February A is president. craves of the loved ones in Ir nt budget, allowance was made for of the Y e New \m.\. Feb. 6 (UP) (u cerd Refused Crime Help ‘ 20 m[m M Y LE AVE Carinta” i Sz, '[he Fair Drug Bem s Great Offer Mongolia | el o : v| st night o R £ e \,wfi*:;;i-‘.‘.’.%‘.'ii’ JAIL ON MARI]Hfii” To Al Who Suffer Stomach Feb. 6 () to be |asserted today he personally would {of narcotics were found in his cl Kansas City, : 2 4 rooms | in\est charges t his com- g an . auer helievec on a .\\\(;\t[‘o\‘]rm][ conurse i | A Y clock. | puny "for a few paltry dollars” re- ! dea an_was the payoff agent for | Sollingumad e sicl el one otiadl Uny as a} " Iges IU" 1 radio equipment 1o enauer plannad further ques- Court fo Take Action HonnERoIRAI: ngagzo Loty Applwal 10 Pflm]e P— Money Back If One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do U“ Receiver for St . Tnvostiontion. Stavie o You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used. on, 1eb. ¢ (P—Inform i Toledo. O.. Feb. 6 (UP)-—-Pros-i . A\ % can be so distres: with the | A pecis of freedom for Dr. Frederick e and fullness and Moating that You |deep and natnrally stigation to de- Found Poiconed A. Cook. notorious “discoverer” of I e e e e e tadio Corpora New York, Feh. 6 (®—The death | the North Pole. now in Leayvenworth 3 3 ot DRt o of Mr=. Ruby Itoe of Los Angeles | federal pricon for mail fraud were S W st | brighter teday when Federal Judge 0 5 You Lomach may 0 i Lot “probable Jolm M. Killits announcad his inten plog % 1 t your breathing fort tion of approving a recommendation | 3 Prof. Hardy Chosen for | o ol o B Motion Picture Group ; 8 e e P14 scies and 1St montis in pricon : . : W e W intent cident 1 commanded to pay a fine of ‘ coulid not 0 in April 1925 by Judge Killit a federal jury in IFort Worth A in her| Tex.. found the Arctic explorer guilty ; WAS 1WO| of misusing the mails in conncction t t ol 5 f Nev 3 | with oil stock promotion I 4 4 ase Very ‘omplicated Tl e e e e Rroseathatstisicae Byvasticabin mi 1ave held 1he lglad to hear of the recommendation most complicated ever poison nor-anything to zive a cluc|on Cook's behalf and asserted he by the department” and|{o her deat AN Aulopsy was or-|would approve it providing Cook e able: en in the de- | York, after the ship's ons d i heart cea nd you can hreat ioluting the ul medicine yo senat ndigestion or dyspep commit condition th ceps t 1 constant rehellion and will prove and insist on g ha Pepsin. a pleasan tal h building stomach elisiy in ten minutes [that r 1w pharmacists anywhere the pressing on lin America guarant PULP WORKEL DU~ a part of the fine and costs charged anti-trust division clined to sign a cort e ot death.|Gqinst him If he Twere financially e i who have appeared be- ree days before Mrs. Roegge’s|aple to do so. ° : ore the committee during its hear- | dcath, another passenger. John| ook, who is 63 years old. will be auie K RELIEF FROM . e e v | Bickouts o e b sz | oo o A0 e of | 1l eat 4 to 6 Rooms 8 ° | Q. arges of a monopoly | “Times Squarc, Ne 2 hadyon March 5 i the ole DT T . 5|azainst iio Corporation jumped overboard ar drown- | ,.oioq LORS H EIM —_— — cd. Blackl Defore the release can he Sl e D e ! and refuscd e opinons of Judze Killits, th % S It is a Crawford Heater and 3 ST . N Haven, Teb. 6= (1iB)— | life lines thrown o him. Me swam | 15 SH AL 00 Sla8e i m s H O E s ] e e POULTRY RAISLIS ; ShS pros ng a B i ¥ AR L DAL o 0 J. Cody, Winsted broker, whose | & o - was 10W-| o e officials must be approved by | | G absolutely guaranteed. Every - ice was closed by the state bu ¢ pOSDICERLLDERRL e the attorncy general and by the pa- 1 . b room warm and comfortable. sioner. filed @ volunt peaeds 5 role board. Values that are most : % . et S bankruptey in Uniteq | FHis death and that of Mrs. Rocage | e 8 o > S5 Burns Coal, Oil, Wood or Coke. listrict court here today, list- | ¢ cplinieg tuscihieniop il BUMPERS ARE DAMAGED | unusual . . . styles f $50,197.534 and as- 2 e s < | Automobiles driven by Peter Kas-| th h Id" H = T TO P 3 : . at are the world's ! SO0 TOL RO BLOOK tanas of 403 Main street and John 2 L (e appended fo the ohin T Kilbourne of this city was | w. Lumpkin, TR 0%, IS0 ik GOIE best . .. don't miss ; ’ £ that all of the ac- |made receiver of rents of the DProb- |jideq about 6:23 o'clock last night| e i v We have one good used Winsted except two | erty at the intersection of Oak and |on ast Main street, damaging the | this decided saving. Heater for 4 to 6 rooms or a Daly streets, which s owned by Teo-|iont bumpers. Kastanas was driv- Il i i 20 2 L] > Kast stylesincluded at i e - fil Bonczalk. by Ju Stanley ra-|ing west and Lumpkin cast. As the | Allsty : large garage. : ki on the request of Chelsea Mer {urned info Centar street e ! i ; : TERALD (LASS ED ADS former iur into nt . s s i i bank, whi iar resent v < { - - parently having misjudged the dis- SRAECY NS fance th rs had 10 pass. Officer ietion pasitakansiceans < Lins report d mo canse for S Ve will 12K~ yveur old Parlor Store or Kitchen Range Pleasant, sooth- THRLEL RILLEID N 1a1|t‘d ('0 help them, | L4 L4 ing and h"hh"y‘d Excellent for Tucharcst, Rumani s 6. () iry PAZO. bMenry bav]'» 236 MAIN STREET Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work children — contains mo Thice peesons were killed durine rantes. Tube with pile e o LASE g 4 LI opiaces. Saccessfully | unicipal clections which ended sl hiaat fiotSlin boxiGIS) Opposite Monument S 5100 - 5101 66 WEST MAIN STREE1 7 [AIRIIH used for 65 yerrs. 35¢ day with the governmient party poll- and 60c sizes. g 60 per cent of the votes,