New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 16

16 Police Board In Secfet Session Discusses Policies, Then Later Removes McGrail, Clerk 13 Years o [OLLEGE GOLFERS I\ CONTEST HERE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, 'RED CROSS RUSHES - AID O ARKANSAS Rivers Still Rising—More Relu- dees 10 Be Cared for MAY 21, 1930 How R-100 Will Look On North American Soil Salary ("ut From $£500 8100 and Post Given Buechner — Officers Park Party at 3 A. Asked Resign to in M. Cross Meet at Meadow Club More Refugees Hubert Airpor England. The —whicl Two Cai , Canada, it success- was built especially to re- may be put into regular transatlantic 1adian government radio announcers m of the huge airsl i aet at fro o this continent R e Census Returns Issued Today e ————————————————— THIRD BAD CHECK FRAUD UNCOVERED % Dralt Accepted by Hosiery Store —Same Man Blamed Certificates Tor Gourses Given to Pupils Negroes Philc s no | of this city Gueh Lriefly Clty Items Employe Jailed for Embezzlement Case Cardinal O'Connell at A Suit Portland Celebration City Court Sharpe-Romani Heard in §10.000 DAMAGE ACTION FOLLOWS AUTO ACCIDENT Arthur Girl Scouts (‘annot Claiming Permanent In ver Irom Crash on Februar o ankee Stadium™ Fine Levied in Court Today : il Real Estate Man Found - Guilty in \\ ife’s Death Llovd (vcuru'(-('nnnncnli On Buand U mon Plan |15 P COMPANY SUES G Comely Cop Amflncan Dlplomat Police Acher To Attend State Banquet Long Record Cited as (riminal Pleads (‘ase iy Prosecutes Himself for \mlannz f m ()ldmanfo IHEATRICAL CIRCLE DANCI Elizabet dar 2.000 BODIES RECOVERLD el s NE! ierica fl A New York Bureau r to Austria, o-draped casket, placed The body of the dead en- Washhurn and her son, Albert. s far ‘n Sumaa an escoi't y Mrs ou see the ed it from t )i Azerbaijan s she's a rea ) E m h . Flore \Lmh \hthoul Ledder has al- lrad. Body Recelved in U Sk MRS. JESSIE B, LATHAM | Retident of Erwin Home to Become ~ Nomagenarian—Husband Was Civil War Veteran. Mrs. Jessle B. Latham will receive the congratulations of many friends next Friday on the occasion of her a0th birthday anniversary. She is living at the Erwin home on Bassett street Born in Kensington, England, she than 60 years but a few miles dis- tant from the town bearing the same name as her birthplace. She migrated to this country in | 1551 going to Winsted to live with her parents. ried James N. Latham and shortly after her marriage she and her hus- | band came to this city to live. Mr. Latham was a Civil war vet- eran and died in 1893 in this city. Mrs. Latham is in excellent health and is known throughout the Erwin home for her splendid disposition She has one daughter, Miss Jane Latham, head nurse at the home, and three sons, I . of this city, William H. of Michi- n and George B. of Chicago NEAR 36TH WEDDING DAY | o Mflfl[]Y SEHUUL Completing | 3+ Street to Observe Anniversary Next Friday With Quiet Celebration. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buel street will ce th wedding anniversa | their home. The occasion will be a | quiet one with only the immediats ers of the family present and Mrs. Juengst have daughters, Mrs. Willlam Dance Bridgeport and Mrs and one grandson, W liam Dance, Jr. They were marri by Rev. Mr. Johnson of the Fi Baptist chu. h Juengst of of ys Cruelty Started Soon After Marriage | Intolerable which ront cruelty s after they were mar- ged in a suit for divorce s Mrs. Helen Nevulis Gri- t John Grigutis of began this ording to the complaint, married on October 1918, WILL BE % ON FRIDAY has lived in New Britain for more | While there she mar- | te their | ¢ Friday at| Leslie \Watkins | BRITISH BALKED: AT TREATY CLAUSE Pringle Admits Australia and New Zealand Angles 21 UPr—How (w0 British Dominions balked the cruiser-building program tha United States during the London na- Washington, Ma at of ce was disclosed to: Reed of Pennsylvania, American delegates, ng Rear Admiral J. . before the senate for- ee, Reed as} val confere Senator one of the Cross exa R. P. Pring| eign relations committ ed “Did you know that New Zealand threatened not to sign a cight in, some cigh jown > Australia and not only ing us 21 to build of their | o senator dominions \ building program explained the two fearcd projected vould {prompt Japan alto to build, upse:- ‘lmt the balance in the Far East | Opposes Reduction Plan Pringle opposed duction as did lcn who lh" naval committe Finally, how ed under Ree l'lfl that “it was a ver I\l(‘tr of negotiatirn ; on |the American delegatior Rear Admiral Chase Also Testified Repeating in la tegtimony they tno officers op cruiser clauses, the two | flons vere cross examination testify to the helped along airman Ha nator. Johnsor first examinec ng London co prop ular excey in the matt cate said Pr needed gl gl usband began the intoler- | January 1,1 until October 12, Grigutis also asks “two children, aged and alimony. Aft Woods represen Constable I'red Winkle Rum\\m Girls’ Club Plans Ouhng in June of the win Girld Jast e mmg at the Washington strect ed with seve ompanied by Keating at the piano. Plans 3 ade for the annual outing to © held in June. About mb present and an enjoyable eve- Defendant Gets Decision In $30 Board Bill Suit | A suit in city court today invelv- inz 330 board bill was heard beforc Judge Stanley J. Traceski and after cach side had presented facts Judge aceski gave judgment for the de- {fendant to recover the costs of the The plaintiff, Felix Dlugok- neki of this city claimed that Mary 2 Dobrynski owed for six weeks' board at the rate of $5 a The dant, through Attorney Mar empien. claimed that the board °f|Samorajczyk Reported For Fire Commission tanley J. Samorajezyk of 22 strect will be one of the demo- members of the fire board £ to information t He will who will Coll serve with e chairman ssioner IH jerpe, and ired A and Hje Samorajczyk a not register Bm s Clothes Ruined, Mother Files $7 Bill Winnje Patterson has billed | the city for $7, representing the re- | placement costs of a pair of trousers, | a blouse and a sweater, the property | of her son, destroved by road tar on | East street sented to night Her claim will be common council pre- to- MEMORIAL DEDICATION ¢ the Pu- n the morning consist only of a m of speaking unless Polish and mili | to extend the prade The meeting of the Pulaski com- was held last night at City 1. where it was determin a | the cxercises shall be on a s ale than planned. 1t will decided whether a \'Hrarh will be in the exercises at a meeting of Polish Literary guild, an org | tion composed of nine Polish soci- | eties, to be held tonight at 5 o'clock at I'alcon hall PLAY FOR POST FUND Final arrangements for the pres- entation of a play for the benefit of the disabled veterans' fund of the Gen. Haller post were made at the meeting of Falcon Dramatic club last night at the con hall | on Beaver strect. The members de- cided to give the attraction the sacred Heart school hall on Gold street on June % he Th Friday tea at the the will he give next will be cvening at the Falcon play “Legarda” rencarsal hall FOR BEST RESULTS USL HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS regarded | cluded in | | Park. the | avenue held | b 19, | Farly Repart Sought . May 21 ®) — ¥ ction on the Londor val treat s £ponsore of th assuring its conside before congress rowing dispositio on it until next v adjo soon as the bravz tto a vote 1an Borah wus b d acti examination Ad of o iral J. M However, Senator can, California, dispostion to wanted whom he did not name. to be called. Want to Adjourn A sentiment among the members ournment a tariff bill, if the was made kno Senator Watson, of | tre T would be in oppos! wishes of President Hoover nxious tha t be sioh The senate r is engaged in an ruiser claus who ed at 13 I8 sos 20 Persons Injmed in Buffalo Trolley (1a~h Buffalo, N. Y., Ma ty pe t ously, collision lietwer trolley cars h morning. hool st rush hour a heavily standing in bule At Elmwood ave brakes car failed enough and the rear partially telesco standing i to the cre taken to were said to Elmwood rip suddenly car lied into of another car. floor 10spit be suffer DILS _John P. soration. died a briet illness. Mr. as well known in Connecticut manufacturing circles. Durfee