New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1930, Page 7

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Brown Thomson’s July Clearance Sale Offering Unusual Price Advantages Sport and Dress Hats Smart Hats of felt straw, \ Summer Hand Bags Reduced Linen shantung, embroidered, tapestries and leather Hand Bags FREE TELEPHONE SERVICE—CALL ENTERPRISE 1200 Berlin News AUTOMOBILE, PURSE STOLEN TOGETHER Owners Enter Filling Station, Then Find Them Missing SUSPECT MAN'S FRIENDS Mix-Up in Reporting to Police Pre- Married vents Action — Couple Seven Years—Report Seeing Body in River—Berlin Ttems. that own The old saying cannot trust even one | friends one's was brought home o two persons yester- | *Bay afternoon when Samuel Bycel of | 639 Banner avenue, Brooklyn, lost his automobile and Mrs. Albina Ko- walewski of 50 Gov or str New Britain, found her purse taining $44 missing after having stopped at a gas station on the turn- lycel, in company with three of his frisnds, stopped at a gasoline tion just north of the Meriden line to fll his gas tank and when he came out of the station where he had gone to make payment he was astonished to find that his car was gone. Mrs. Kowalewski had pulled into the s tion a short time after Bycel for the some purpose and when she returned to her car she made the discovery that her purse, which she had left on the front the had also disappeared seat of car s compared notes | he conclusion that the cupan By« ad made off with the purse, as no one else was around at the time other than | the owner of the statign, and both | were certain that he had been busy. Despite fact that the losse3| happened in the town of Berlin, both parties went to the Meriden police | station to report them. After hear- | ing the stories of the two, the Meri- | den police were wont to believe that Bycel's companions were responsible for the loss of the purse and that they had decided to use the car of their friend to assure their get- away Local police denicd any knowledge | of the affair today, while Meriden { police are taking no action because | the affair was out of their jurisdic- tion. s of the 1 car h; he Discover Floating Body Lawes Lawlor of New Brnitain and | Alfred Rizzl of Kensington, who | operate an excursion boat on the | Connecticut river, reported havinz seen the body of a-man floating in | the Connecticut river at a point near | Fast Haddam as they were procead- ing up the stream at an early hour last evening The matter was reported to the | Middletown authorities as soon as | the craft reached its dock. The men | explained their reasons for not stop- ping to investigate by the statement | that they did not wish to disturb the large list of passengers who were | aboard their craft 01a Resident Dies Mrs. Mary C. Graham of Hudson street, a lifelong resident éf Berlin, passed away this morning at the | New Britain General hospital after a week’s illness. She was the widow | of Henry Graham, who died on Sap- | tember §, 19 Born in Berlin ahout 70 years ago, Mrs. Graham had always made her | home here and she was well and favorably known amopg the towns- folk She is survived by one son, Wal- lace H. Graham, and one daughter, Mrs. Etta G. Woods, both of Ber- con- | ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 30, Women's and Misses’ $2.98 SECOND FLOOR $1.95 (Regular $2.95 Grades) STREET FLOOR | lin. Funeral arrangements:are incom- | plete. Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Golen Langdon court, Kensington, were pleasantly surprised last Saturday night by a number¥ot their friends and relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Janac of 14 Snfith street, New Britain, on the occasion of their seventh wedding reary To Entertain Bridge Club Mrs. Robert Deming will entertain the members of the Worthington Bridge a luncheon to be held at her home tomorrow at 1:30 m. All members are requested to be on hand at this time. School Board Meeting The regular monthly meeting of the Berlin school hoard will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Berlin Briefs s of the eighth ngton Grammar school will their annual picnic at Hart's grove in Kensington tomor- row afternoon. The girls will meet the Tabs’ to b Miss ub at gi grade of g their Anne individual lunches. Caval has accepted a | rosition as waitress at the tea room | being conducted nd Mrs, Tra var{ou in Berlin by Mr, Richard Pinches. ers on duty 1S yesterday e heavy traffic ies or arrests. The first session of the vacation ool sponsored by the united Protestant churches will be held to- ay. T will continue two weeks. th Bancroft of Worthing- ton ridge has returned to her home after two weeks spent at Point o Woods beach Miss Mary Ross has returned from week's vacation spent at wood beach Saybrook. Mrs. Mary McKeon and son Har- Jr ave returned from spend- week ok Manor Strawberry Festival strawberry shortcake and ice cream festival will be held on the lawn of the Kensington Methodist | church tomorrow evening at 6:30 o'clock. *The festival will be spon- sored by the Triangle baseball team, lccal entrant in the County league. The proceeds of the affair are to be used to purchase balls and other pment that will be & the present season The public is invited to attend the ffair and all who do so are z'lur- anteed a delightful time if they t enjoyment in eating good old mh, joned home-made strawberry short- cake Funeral of Mary A. Graham Funeral services for Mary A. Graham will be held Wednesday aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock at the late home. Burial will be in Maple Hill ceme- tery. at report that despite there were no ca classes next Miss F A East Berlin Items The vacation church school open- ed this morning at 9:30 o'clock at the Kensington Methodist and Ken- sington Congregational churches. About 20 went from this district this morning, the group leaving here about § o'cloek under the direction of Rev. E. E. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Morse and family spent yesterday at the Plain- ville camp ground. Clarence Cole and son Robert of New Britain are spending their va- cation here as the guests of Mrs. Louis Cole. The Wesleyans will mest this eve- ning at 8 o'clock at the homs of Mr. Would You Like to Meet the Lady of Scandal? 1 toyo, and imitation Panamas, have beer. as high as $10 included in this lot. Black and colors. of | hall and are requested | the tor | Knoll- | necessary 1930. 60-Year-Old Mystery.- Finally Lleared Up (8pecial to the Heral Plainville, June 30—A m}s(el‘)’ | had remained unsolved for years was finally cleared up ternoon at the annual Graded here. re- of ’,Plainville News PIERCE ST. COUPLE MARRIED 40 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Le Vasseur | Spend Day Quietly | 'REONION 15 SUCCESSFUL, | | Plainyille Baseball Team is Defeat- | at- s first visit to Plain- nearly 50 y He spent the afternoon recalling s of his school days with his former teact S. P. Willian who is 80 years of age. Duri i ended and ¥ ville in most of ed—Firemen to Hold Practice To- morrow—Local People Interested in Festival, | Mr. and Mrs. | Pierce street, John LeVa well known couple, to- ictly observing the | anniversary of the ddir | day are q some Hats that Rev. | pastor. Willlam P. Kilcoyne " Bristol News FRANGIS GRANGER ~ WEDS WIS MAHON - G jusin Officiates at Nuptial Mass wa«:;‘ in Local Church A TRIPLE TIE FOR LEAD Fnd Ready For Festival Everything is in readiness for the ‘strauhfrrv festival to be held tomor- | row on the day commemorati the taking over by wn George D. Mast Main street for committee with Mr. made elaborate the day and are more that the affair will prove succest of i kind ever he Not only will it a fitt |hold the festival on property bt the library benefit greatly. All that is necessary o m huge If it rain will be he Mas Ay of of the y on East in char arrangemer the 4 sho! ) day a weather cclebratio success is ple very hea West Defeat Tightens City opened at Baseball Lea to re 10 Race—Mrs. Mary ceive E. OBrien Dies—H berg Nuptials—Items, Clark, Mrs Mrs. W. A. Bailey w rangements to colle | have a large number of friends and | | received many felicitations. They were married in | church, &Vaterbury, June 30, but have resided in Plainvi | number of y Their marriage | has been blessed by seven children, all of whom are living. Their chil- dren are Mrs. John Ahlquist of Mid- dletown, Mrs. Augustine Prior of Plainville, ) Eugene Beland of Plain: Mrs. John Maerz of New Britain, E ’ seur of | Forestville, Eldred Le ur of Plainville and Francis J. LeVasseur | commander of Brock-Barnes American Legion of Plainville. | Important Legion Meeting | There will be an important m | up at the spec 4 Wednesday was pr at the la stricken one was olution on évening. from t n0 present to present th in the e of per provided post, at ing of Brock-Barnes post, 2 Legion, tomorrow evening a | hall on Whiting stree to the state convention ed. Durimg the reeent c new members the q post was pushed up to which en Plainvi}le delegates to the co matters cussed. The local post is now one of largest in the state for the siz tow d its m ers pl: interest at a high ormer old im world itles tandard of a busy 4 Reunion Successful Samuel J. Castle ident of the Pla association at its t nion Satur: e high school on 50 graduates of | and Mrs. Royal Morse. The business | session and social will be conducted | out of doors. | Rev. Hollis French and son Wil- liam of Portland wers the guests of | Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Wilson yester- day. | Mrs. Adele Hubbard entertained relatives from New Haven over Sat- | urday The Knights of Pythias will tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Community hall. fan glad 1 agreed Graced w er school newed acquaintances and old m | days h class wa arate room to meet ir ing old friends a hette to meet each o the centenary « Very pleasant Prior N | The Community club will meet o | Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The business maeting will be followed by a social time. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bellis of New Britain were the guests of Mr. and | Mrs. E. V. Read yesterday. | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tack entertain- ed relatives from Manchester over Sunday. The ngton, “Fay" Alford of Woodcock of 1l as follows Mrs. Colette dent, Sam 1 lding Pla gre e proposed bu to the fori It proved of Boy S row evening at basement of the Tracking and fire be conducted couts will meet 30 o'clock in th Methodist church. building tests will tomor- Necrology rton, Howa Cas: d L. AURL large 1 from New Ha The date for the Methodist Sunday school picnic has been tentatively set for Saturday, July 12, at Rockwell | park, Bristol Further announce- ment will be_made later CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindnesses d floral tributes during our recent bereavement in the death of our be- loved husband and father, John J De Lowery. We particularly th the Machine and Wax depts. of The American Paper Goods Co, Mrs. Matilda De Lowery Miss Madeline Da Lowery. | Mr. and Mrs. John A. De™Low Vote to Change Name A resolution was pres playgrouna It also p ided 1s which is the propert to Broad |the apparat TRANDI PLAINVILLE TODAY CHARLES “BUDDY" ROGERS in “YOUNG EAGLES" Serfal — Nows — Comedy | AMMONIA ROUTS EMPLOYE Lowell, Mass.. June 30 (F)—Burst- |ing of a valve pipe of the main am- monia supply line at the local re- frigerating plant of Swift & Co. to- | day cause virtual evacuation of large area of the manufacturing sec- tion of the city. A call was issued for volunteers who would brave the | fumes and attempt to off the escaping chemical. ghut | §ee Our Big Show TOSTOPTCHNGQUIGK | 554" Continuous Show 5 - 10:30 Where Love is a Gamble use cool, invisible Zemo! “THE MARRIAGE Millions depend on cooling Zemo to PLAYGROUND" banish summer skin troubles. For with Mary Brian 20 years this safe, invisible antisep- and Fredric March tic-has relieved the heat and pain News and Comedy of sunburn. It soothes rashes and HOOT GIBSON ivy-poisoning, brings relief to itch- in “ROARING RANCH" ing, peeling toes. See how stubborn | _ Always a Good Show pimples and blemishes disappear. e i Thousands say it has banished dan- QYELNESDAY SIHIE LAY druff. Healing Zemo liquid is won- | dertully soothing atter a shave. Any NANCY CARROLL and RICHARD ARLEN | druggist. 35c, 60c, $1.00. L in 1 town meeting to The ted before the vot- | own meeting but cafl because associ- iesis all that Gov- could to A sale of food and fancy article will be held in the rooms of t house from 2 to 6 o'clock cakes, and strawberr will also be sold during [noon and at interms sted boys will entertal In the evening at Plainville ¥ parade, and lock the 1 a o'c will give period selections, , pear in its new unifor sold du | About 15 about town afternoon e arriy to and d and conta sell tags even Post cards showir tin homestead w Previous benefit affairs for t Mrs, Mary erior court Al another the lost Yristol first two innings gave After that Datoli was ir & oon and hout 4 when Bar rakes brought n a so I\«l:pc-\ Bad lnjun(\ of 4.« Burritt street oth ven hy West Broad s George Schube 1ed On HERE WE ARE AGAIN Back to the Old Place With Complete Modern Improy - ments to Serve Our Customers BELMONT LUNCH Manufacturer’s Son to Marry A marriage licerise waa issue lay by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele Frederick T. Manross of 141 “orestville, son of Mr. Manross, and . & teacher, Forestville. tive bride- the F. N. stville, crg, daugh. 3 onard Lin- 4 Stearns street, became of Jo Hancock, son of Jare Hancock of New Britain, Congregational church oon at 3 o'clock. Cooke, pastor, per- cerem Miss. Hazel honor and ed and was tol public rsity, has ne Wallace hridegroom, Britain, is tellef"at nal bank in that city. 16 couple will street, being at to their after July 15. 50th Anniversary Celebrated. A celebration of the 50th anniwer- of the present irch site “9n brated yester- ng with ap- The morning president of ided at ered an terward de- anges which occupany -of 2 ler offer- e scripture was eau. “Let There n rrm‘a—pd by the ved by an ora- parish. by es Norton. of New s to the decendants of o, with two or instru- tion of the s ago. Mark Dedication ranged program ucted at_the pr .\-nmg Jieversd by Rev. of the followed painttng ers of the resident lay afternoon~on s wite and charged was nolled ng on yment of the Mrs. Bartz told police nd a rumpus pea t, becawle en Martin, y Worden Swedish afternoon g Johnson ceremony. as maid of Anderson ng a honey- Adirondack rk the couple 1 reside in this city Swimming Carnival ng ca al f ars of age children 1 be held On Page 15) FORESTYILLF , QUARTET INJURED IN FALMOUTH Fletchers Receive Minor Hurts Sat- urday Fvening as Car Strikes Pole in Avoiding Butcher's Truck —Swerv- ¥ to avold ; the nd of ‘the e fore- ur, -re- right eve in his ma- jured peo- atment. The aged that it garage 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS =~ ) (Huo ossiE ! 1 S'POSE You HEARD THAT T GOT A JoB ONER AT THE AIRPORT 2 i NoW THAT I 60T A JoB AT TWE AIRPORT, 1 GOTTA Look UKE AN NIATOR ... GE®, THIS SUIT I BOUSWT WILL LOOK SWelL ON ME ... WHY! THERE S “OSCAR CO ouT oF cwz | | ) Sniff! Sniff! By BLOSSER PERFUME T SAY! 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