New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1930, Page 13

NEW BRITA A l Pages 13 to 22 | NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1930. — Beautiful New York Girl Bride | JUVENILE LIBRAR " Found Dead In Hungarian Hotel BEING RERGANVED store croses O] & LR Budapest, Hungary, July 8 (P— Police today investigated the death o/ a beautiful 23-year-old New York bride, Dorothy De Konkoly-Thege, who died in a hospital here yester- day of poisoning. There was question whether the | poison was self-administered, or an 2ccident. No clue was apparent from her month long married life with her husband, a member of the old Hungarian nobility and an en- gineer. The couple came here only June 13, after their marriage at Rye, New York, on May 31. Saturday night she was found unconscious in her rcom at her hotel and was taken to the hospital. She never_recovered consciousness. Mrs. De Konkly-Thege was th daughter of Mrs. George Arents. Jr., of 6 East 77th street, New Y and Hilbrook, Rye. She was edu ed Bryn Mawr and the Ship school and met Mr Thege, while e wa graduate course at versity Mr. De Konkoly-Thege is a grad: al Univ Columbia Uni- SULI0 AND STAFF " GET CULVERT J0B {Awarded Contract for Piper i Brook Gonstruction Work Rescinding its action of a f weeks ago relative to the purcha |of a new steam shovel, in keeping | with the economy program set up | by Mayor Quigley, the board of pub- lic works at its semi-monthly meet- ing last night voted to continue in |¢ {use its old steam shovel and use the noney thus saved for the city's un- . ed to sign a c | the Morris Knowl | burgh for a { Three bids were receiv | concrete culvert job at Piper's brook 1 the work was given to Peter zio and aff whose bid was $5,- . Josepf Battagli - | brarian at Hartford and was Mis Madep Ol Takes = Charge of Special Work In an effort to bring the Juvenile | % department of the New Britain In- 29 | stitute library to the point where it4 | | will be one of the best in the state, | 3 the library has recently employed Miss Madelyn Clish to reorganize | this branch of the local institution's Clish, whose home is in Meri- | den, was the holder of the Caroline M. Hewins scholarship last year and has just completed a special course || dy in children’s library work at | Vestern Reserve university Cleveland, Ohio. Before ge! scholarship Miss Clish the New York city library s She also did library work in Cleve- land Miss Hewins was formerly H- e first woman in the country to realize the | importance of the juvenile library. She put the juvenile library at Hart- ford on a high plane and also spent considerable time writing on the sub- AT NOON TOMORROW WEDNESDAY WINDOW b — Men’s — WINNER UNION SUITS GOOD QUALITY NAINSOOK Strictly First Quality Well Made Sizes to 46 WEDNESDAY HALF PRICE FOR WED. MORNING Paper Napkins A fine white napkin, qu folded packed under the most tions. 80 uine crepe sanitary HICKORY ‘\ale, store cLoses § " TOMORROW A SUPER HOSIERY VALUE — WOME Full Fashioned Pure Thread SILK HOSE In Sizes 815 and 9 Only CHIFFON and SERVICE WEIGHTS For Women In All Colors sity of Budapest ductor ministerial in the jzn government, and is vice pr dent of the royal Hungarian gov ernment stati| Mrs. De Konk ‘Aquila C. of in 1923 but divorced him in Authorities £aid they found grounds to justify presur for Mrs. De Konko \at they Lelieved she Crib Sheets First quality heavy white gum rubber. Size 27x36, with metal grommets in corners. For Wed. Morning 25 C SAVE MONEY ON Toddy drink. A. guidi presented f fiv work. The s d that he could ject for iibrary publications. At the time of her death she was consid- | ered an authority on this branch of > | work In her honor the librarians of Connecticut established the scholar- ship fund to provide special training dealers. | for Wbrarians who wished to take | be made |up juvenile work. When the move - | sponsored by state group was - ' made public 1 s from all parts of the countr; Remarkable B O OB RO RO RO 3 Values furnish th 11 be nec d it was v v for its com- d to divide 59- FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING—A CLOSE OUT LOT GENUINE Bates Ripplette Bed Spreads Safety Pins e . WEDNESDAY WINDOW WINNER UNIONALLS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Ages 3 to 8 Years WEDNESDAY the orde E A recommendation w X AND DAUGHTER GET - $1 BY WILL OF FATHER Third Child of William G. Hughes ¢: now on ss Mabel The health Full 1 pound can. For Wed. Morning 35C ter Co mended to t Shu-Milk "!‘ The perfect cleaner for all kinds of white shoes. 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