New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1930, Page 17

_ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 193 Arch Street Store and | press of beer business was so heavy |awarded to the winning Dixies at | 17, and his brother | fire threatened ‘o |of 338 Main street, charged with non | | ed the block Licbler Lies in Wait for Thief at | lake air.” store at 85 Arch| street. In police court, the | BEER BUSINESS [ = ——— OCCUPIES CAPONE iz, | erryville M. E. New - Departures Eagles Older Members | Hortons . The Savitt trophy, a replica of a | basketball player jumping into the air at the tap-off with the tips o March 24.—(UP)—The | his fingers touching a ball, will be! Gangster Forced fo Delay De- parture for Southland Chicago, Unless otnerwise mdicated. theatrical notices"and WHLLen Uy press agencies for the fespective iiusement co today that “Scarface” Al Capone|® Meeting of the managers to be|: {iary held a very succe vesterday members present. The in the enroll a large held in the library of the Boys' club - tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. | AT THE any desk instead of departing to his [ The trophy is a handsomely finish- A fasciuating and intriguing sun-lit mansion in Florida as he |ed silver one and will remain in the (nor Glyn sto nd a cast of un-|in their Al had intended. social rooms of the local institution. make “Such Men | LT with oo 1"ox Movietone all| Deginning T was forced to remain at his mahog- EMBASSY sent the . Dur fors 1li. | vaudevi More friends, some of them from . Florida, arrived at the gang (’hlfl'S\ headquarters in the Lexington hol?l‘ today where Capone has held a long | en entertainment - | traordinary attraction in the p sement at the Imbassy | t@ of Punjab. the r Saturday and wus ote 1. i\ coffs at torture, snec | series of “conferences”.since he ap- | enthusiastically by an.audience that | al pain, controls the pulse, and dies peared unexpectedly at the detective | filled eve Shs the housc t In offering *M s of 1l bureau and ascertained that the po- | ; 2 g ony ) 0 * Punjab will offer lice, govermment and state's“attor- | Y 00, sanc ney were not looking for him. promincice for his performanc baffled doctors ading Rl Mesguer~ [fsve e ant il Whipping together the Toose ends | SULYAD Al‘“mgfled 0n Ghargeo H,,“"\‘ Sl AL over. .‘ ‘. ; nd one that will of his multi-fold beer, gambling and vice "syndicates after an absence Of 10*months in a Philadelphia jail, ls a matter of several day's work, | Capone has found, so plans for his| New Haven, March 24 (R —Judec winter vacation in white flannebs | Stanley Dunn, today. and Panama hats in the sun of 2 Miami have been postponed tempo- raril; Durin Punj minine rolc Dale O itiful brid . began heari and on the evidence in the case of Detective Jo- seph P. Sullivan, ¢ s cading vindow accour rged with man- inrach will i WALTERS 10 FIA Glyn's 1 slaughter for the December a1 shooting Jasi of Merbert Messner. The detective, who has heen per- mitted to continue with his duti-s in the police department. pendi Capone has cmerged from his |the outcome of the case, was hell | suite, which occupies one side of the | Criniinally responsible for {he deail second floor of the hotel, only once | b¥ Coroner James J. “UK‘”%”‘ or twice since he retired there Fri- | Mes: day, it was learned. Once he’ went |the Cheshirc reformator. to his southside flat to mect his|twice in the thigh whilc mother and family and another time | to escape from Detectives Sullivin he took a short walk to “get the |and Charles M. Gill, who had arrest- cd him. He died the next day in drives in | hospital after collapsing on a housc her long black | porch. the husband. two children, Al Jr., are left at home. Business was transacted much as | usual today at the headquarters ex- cept that a squad of policemen circl- and several detectives were postes close by. howin linor of the Emba ubile featur ‘Officer O'Brien,” with Willi playing the lead. and ven,” with Sally O'Neil ar v cagt. They are two unusual and are mébst enjoyuabld to cial matis uL W Bidder Occasionally his wife from the flat in limousine to see The Capone and Ralph BRISTOL NEWS (Continued From Page Seven) SSARAH AND SON” AT STRAND TAY COUECTIONS = SHON DECREASE . - ‘Amount Reported March 21 Less - . Madame | S50 to Than Last Year i iGrooa | el winaE Co. on Main strect Saturday after- noon. The demonstrators explained famous il cos nedy stars a Great] ommended th xiliary upon | complaints I its welfare work days | Nfrs, Minnie Walsh were triumphant suc- | only,the Stror " I ex- pressed njoyable Many of Hindu miracle kind in ¥ ille today sterday wwwwmy AEWINGTON HALL m‘ Town Repairs the mjury to her hand and her torn TNEW MARK = } Mrs. Lozenski added that her hus- band called her vile names and has R H FIRES been out of work for a long time. He has been drinking steadily, s Sah T3 said. His story was that 1t was his : wife Who' drank and assaulted him, Flre Departmem Called Qut 79|eut provation oficer Connolly told the court that he has been unable Times Tms Momh to handle Lozenski and Officer An- derson testified that he had seen him intoxicated on the street numer- The | fire .department today was|°"8 Umes. x 2 well on the way towards a new mark | _ brothers Fined For Theft . for the number of calls answered in | , JO00 Bonk, i 1 | Joseph, 16, both of 128 Governor & single month, having taken ca-e | street, were fined $20 and costs each of 23 between Saturday morning andl |on the charge of theft of $58 from this forenoon and thereby having |Carl Butrim, a neighbor. Their cases were heard last week and dis- brought the total to date for March [ o astayes Uil icacy: up .to 72. In March last year the X : . ! 4 0% Judge Saxe said he did not wish high mark of 83 was set. to impose a suspended sentence to At 12:03 o'clock Saturday after-|the state reformatory but the offense noon a call was answered for a run- | was serious and could not be passed bish fire ‘threatening a garage on ¢\ |by without some penalty. He told W. Upson’s property at 274 Lincoln | the boys mother that they would street and at 12:16 o'clock a chim-|be oblidged to pay or she would be ney fire twas extinguished at the|called upor, and their experience home of Rose Weliniczak, 20 Mitch- |should serve as a warning to them eli street. At 2:36 o'clock a grass [to keep out of trouble in the future. fire broke out on the Hibbard prop-| John . Steppler, 24, of 42 Broad erty at 65 South High street and t [street, who admitted in court last- 3:26 o'clock . the same kind of a|week that he was intoxicated and blaze was reported at C. G. Rosen-|put his clbow through a barbershop welg's property at 1065 Corbin ave- [window on Broad street when the nue, barber would not admit him late A brush fire on Slater road re- |Saturday night, told Judge Saxe he sulted in two calls at 4:19 o'clozis [had paid for the damage as he and nine minutes later Co. No. 1 |88Tced to do, sg judgment was sus- went to the rear of the Shurberg |Pended. property at 319 Main street, where| The case of Louis Robertson, 31, the incinerator cause damage. At 7:20 o'clock a|Support, was continued to June 30 grass fire was reported near the end [on recommendation of .Probation of Jubilee street. Ofticar Connolly. Activity was resumed at 11:06 ¥ o'clock yesterday when Co. No. % G went 10" tno s srect aumo. ana | FOLICEMAN SURPRISES fought a smudgy fire until 3:07 $n the atternoon. At 11798 o'clock.Co BOY STEALING BREAD No. 4 went to 11 Dover road. T. Frank Lee having sent word t® the police department that a grass fire in a vacant lot owned by C. C. Palm- er had assumed threatening propor- tions, and at 2:58 o'clock in the aft- Makes Capture ernoon Co. No. 5 went to the Glen - street dump for a combination grass| On complaint of the management and dump fire. of the Economy At 3:53 o'clock Co. No. 4 went |strect that boxes of bread have been | to the Teofil Krzeminiski property |stolen every Monday morning for the | at 1067 West Maln strcet where a past three weeks, Officer John M. brush fire was raging. Two minutes | Liebler stationed himself in the rear after the “still” alarm had been re-|vard about 7 o'clock this morning ceived, a bell alarm_ was sounded | and caught Edward Bizelo, 18, of 35 from Box 59 for the same fire. Co. |Clark No. 7 had a short run to 'the C. F.|young man pleaded guilty and de- Davenport property behind the fire |clined to testify after Officer Licbler station at 4:05 o'clock,, & grass fice having broken out, and at 4:41 o'clock Co. No. 3 went to the John A. Andrews property at Corbin ave- nue and Osgood avenue for a, gra: fire’in a vacant Jot. The final Su day call was at 5:52 o'clock, Co. No. 7 going to a grass fire on property | of Fire Commissioner Angelo To- mosso on Wells street in the rear o! the State Nermal school property. Co. NO. 4 was called at 9:96 o'clock this forenoon to a brush fi in the rear of W. A. Kinne's property o West Main street. WIFE TELLS JUDGE HUSBAND BIT HER Mau Sent to State Farm to Work Off Efiects of Drink ‘When Mrs. Joseph Lozenski of 126 Beaver street returned from church vesterday, her husband got out of bed in an intoxicated condition and attacked her, tearing part of her dress off and sinking his teeth into her hand, she testified in police court today after he had pleaded not guilty to charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and assult. Lozenski, who is 5 appeared to be badly in need of treatment for over indulgence in alcoholic stimulant in the opinion of Judge Saxe and a recess was taken to add the charge of being an in- ebriate. He pleaded not guilty but Judge Saxe committed him to the farm, observing that the treatment available there would undoubtedly belp him. Officer Charles Anderson testified that he investigated a complaint about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon anl found Lozenski intoxicated in the kitchen of his home. The house years of age. | had told his story, and Judge M. D. Saxe ordered a continuance until to- morrow to allow time to Bizelo's parents summoned. Officer Lichler saw the young man waiking towards the store and ob- served that he was taking a devious ises and then he heard running. Waiting until the sounded as if the runner was within a few feet of him, Officer Licbler stepped out and surprise, he tried to escape but the officer overtook him after a short sprint. Questioned, Bizelo admitted to the officer that he had been stealing the bread when it was left outside the store and he had been able to scll some of it. The balance was recover- The amount charged in the warrant was %5, tane manager testifying that cach carton was worth approximately $1. Foster and Associates Get Court Continuance New York, March 24 (UP)—The trial of William Z. Foster and four other communist Union Square demofstration on March 6 was postponed ' today to April 11, The three judges of special ses- sions granted the adjournment {o permit Joseph Brodsky, defense counsel, to subpoena witnesses and i sound motion picture with which he will attempt to show most f the rioting was done by pohce rather than communists. Brodsky explained that he had not been able to prepare his defense because he had been forced to ap- pear 50 often in connection wi “trumped-up charges” against his clients. S NAMED COLLECTOR Waterbury, March 24 (P—Ma) Frank Hayes today appointed Wil- liam A. Ennis tax collector succce have | | Others who route. Soon he saw him on the prem- | someone | :L(’FS‘ took Bizelo by | Throwing down the box of bread, | | relay, a button being stepped upon ed in an old building near the store. | of the store | leaders of the| to the local officials how that tae adn; v i theate ain, gas had been used successf fighting prisoners who ri Auburn, prison recently. | present included | Miles Lewis Peck, president of the | Bristol Savings bank: Joseph B Sessions, ‘president of the bank n which the demonstration was held; | George 8. Beach, and treasurer; and other local bank officials. The demonstration was given under the dircction of the | Federal Gas Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa. Two of the 15 tear gas guns wilh which the bank is cquipped w discharged by means of an electrical by one of the clerks to bring about the explosion. When the two guns| were discharged the officials stood at close range, but they strolled hur- ricdly to the outside of the building | within 30 scconds. The bank officials cxpressed them- selves as entirely satisfied with th exhibition of the cffcetivencss of the gas following the test. Rally Brings Victory The Eagles of the Bristol Boys' | club rallied in the sccond half of a | game played with the Meriden Boys' club in that city Satu? night to | emerge victorious by a score of 22 to 19. Harold Herriot, with seven points, and Karwoski, with si outstanding for the local while | Tomkievicz, Meriden High luminary, loolsed best for the losers. The scorc: ELagles L. Herriot, rf . H. Herriot. vf . Karwoski, 1t Czaplicl Bordeau, rg . La Ponte. lg Kostyk, g Mastriano, Dudalk, 1f Russell, 1[ .. - | Martin, |as compared to the first vice president | 4 |showed an incieasc |as compared to §2 | than last year amounti | see from the const Wash treasury said today collections as of March 21, amount: 1 to $31.372,250 a drop of §! L March 24 (P—Th year. Total collections for the month also showed a drop for the san number of days in March, 19 For the first 21 days of the pre ent month the collections have tot led $491,700.996, while in March 9, the collections ag ated 6,088,827 making a decrc $54,000,000, The treasury statems showed however, that on March there was @ surplus of §105.869.751 while on the same day a year the surplus amounted to only § 458,52 u Income tax collections (ox the fiscal year starting last July 1 of $133.000,090 over the sim ous fiscal y¢ period of the prei- totalling $1,744 Total reccipts of the this fiscal year also were last year aggregatin government larger thay ,804,442,508 last year. Bxpenditures were slightly lar to $2.8 r as compured to § Although light travels at 186,000 miles a second, Ursa Major started on its journcy to 2 | us 2,000,000 yéars ago. 1 £ PALACE ““Glorifying the American Girl”’ nith MARY EATON Co-rlature that income tax same day last worl live y I pec ' today. Tu Sarah and he story of an crished actress who is foreed | Walt up her bab; : Mon morain encoun coupl her ehild, The mann orms the clit 11 also be ense and breath- | lotted for an s roon \x of one wl eaves Mode 1 will be in \ - building. and also be cha the light “which we ! ation known as | Attraction! Fri, Sat. Warner Lros. John 10w ind W oon phne rs. Dwight Chiches | Robert Trask will entertain ‘hr‘r bridge club tomorrow afternoon. rican Legion and Auxil-| A benefit bridge ill be given ful meeting | Thursday afternoon at the home of afternoon with about 260 | Mrs. Walter FFish on Main street. The 2 posts | public is cordially invited. Hartford county lll rict, nd‘ e ————— T ravi Hartford Police Haye \\'arrant for Williams ining | Legion is striving to| Chief G. rarrell of the Hari- number from the first | ford police has forwarded a warrant ct. All boys betw the ages|to Chief Hart to be lodged against nd 2 cars are eligible to | arfiucl Williams, alias Charfes this camp and are given one [ Adams, cf him with obtain- s tour of duty at & milltary fing money under false pretences on fo counts. Williams will be ar- in police court tonorrow on . resulting fromw cal residents that Ive worked a rug renovating game in this city in at least three instances, arrangements and everyon his case hawing been continued last m County Meeting state | raigned highly | the same charge Clemenc ident t lo\uvl' police court. Hartford wur week in According to the tors made {rips 10 | yant, Willams received $45.55 fros ney sital grounds to inspect | four’ persons by the same methoc ed to have used in t Ihree Grass Fires at liberty in bonds ¢ igton fire department | ome is in Hartford called out to three g fir & ; MAN HANGED IN TORONTO Toronto, Mar P—Tdwa : was hanged t «Newington Notes on December 16 last of nter Fire Co. w 1 I'recland, a Toronto butcher e o cwart formerly had he ¥ The trap was Sprung es as having a very rious propor- buildings be- Warner Bros. STRAND Wonder Tues., Weda Continuous Shown Promptly at 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, 9:10 You will sit breathless in the seat listening to emotions of drama, the heights of which will astound youl IT'S MARVELOUS! ¢ and Son WITH RUTH CHATTERTON FREDRIC MARCH A Qaramount CGicture He e \gflm ‘.n(‘ l'lumler Than Ever! 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