New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1930, Page 4

4= NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1930. Park Board Disapproves of Delay In Construction of Wading Pool GENERAL NEVILLE Ath_a_s_hington Park; Urges Speed Discusses Breaking Con- tract With Battaglia Be- cause Work Has Not Progressed as Expected —Dispute Slows Up Me- Con- morial Entrance struction. Methodist »d Battaglia partial payment n a bill for 3 The park hoard discussed the possibility of breaking the contract but no action was taken. The board changed the bill from $1.200 and ordered that paid. Then a was structing an to notif Battaglia that was not satisfactory a pressu 0 have the as possible Would Homor Von Steuben vote assed cha Headed was towards hea The d informed : R The trip & Buys Stranger I)xii;xks. call upon offf ompany with by t Aslegat tle lat nto his Memorial Entrance Delay There w delay stepa trance to Wa Main street there is a irchitect H of New York stone Co., stone. A esentat chitect has conderr stones as not satisfact The board sa Haves Co blame for t be taken up with the arch Superintendent Ellingwood ported that the munic course is almost ready for use A spring has been discovered on Washington park. It was voted 1o permjt the chairman and superin- tendent to take what action is advis- able to preserve the spring. Battaglia Expresses Surprise Criticism aimed by the park board at Contractor Joseph Battaglia on the claim that work on the Wasn- ington park wading pool is not pro- gressing as spoedily as desired sur- prised the contractor and brought ‘him to city hall today for explana- tion. Battaglia took the coniract with no provision as to time limit, but has made every effort to deliver the completed job without delay. he said teday. In w of the statement made by Chairman Bartlett of the | park to_the common council fixing the time for completion of the job at | the stone norial par on West as pointed ou at be of ompleting ut H It w tween Magonigle re T, Mountain 500 Miles in gain cld one troops, B0y F o'clock plained t Gommandant of Corps Victim of Heart Disease North Seen in Mirage leveland, July 8 -A" e LlP\e- 9 (A —Major Neville, a vet- d-fought battles, position of marine Washington, July eral Wend n of many who roge to com- the orps, 1s Secretary Jahncke department, immediately 2 Brigadier General acting commandan He had serve ant under Gene ral Smed rofesses to soe sm now sir reason to ¢ ond regi- Vera Cruz. e*fa- of ne work, and he point cuse-Ar- s he ac- Follow s not only considera man- N the rch 5, ftered for a I. Later he week he TROOP 3 RE-REGISTERS Church Boy Scout Unity st further r Ready for Another Year—Troop awards were me from many na- His ¢ try honored als of 24 Entertains Hitch Hiker. numer: 3 tions. rv im med- He also received Honor, six Croix De G the French Fouraggere and many other decora- Hions B Scout Troop P. master service hodist T 1931 b I o lerre awards Harold gion of the be troop assist scout Burling. George Jr hushand is a was General Neville died $3.500 MORTGAGE NOTE FORGERY, ERWIN SAYS Erwin, Defendant Mre John J in Fore- closure Suit, Claims He Did Vite Not Sign and Geralamo Red- ving, Ham ure to a $3,- ortgage note is claimed by John J. Erw closure action brought by J. J. Er- win Sons, Inc. The property involv- &d is on Erwin place Mr. Erw Troop 2 du of g the past was s most active produced iwo eagle This made a | outs in the class scouts troop at having that ot a special de- John F. 1 forger to the al to the law- brought into the »d. The defendant mortgage deed was sacond class T defendant in a fore- | > 'WILL SUPPORT FAMILY Father Will Contribute to Children With Mother After Unsuc- cedétul Divorce Suit. Pleading not guilty to the charge non-support, of 112 Lafayette street, agreed to contribute $8 a week towards the support of his two children, instead of $6 a week as he has been pay- ing, and his case was continued for one month with the understanding t there will be no further prose- tion as lonk as he lives up to his ment Judge W. F. peared for him, of 39, Mangan, who ap- told Judge Saxe that Mrs. Arsenault lost a divorce action in superior court some time ago and the children were being boarded private home until recently their mother decided to take with her. an arrangement h, Judgz Mangan remarked, he ot believe was for the best in- terests of the children. Prosecut- ing Attorney Woods and Probation Officer Connolly offered no objec- to the $§ weekly payment. efore being brought to court, a h of the peace charge was erred against Arsenault because an alleged disturbance last Su day, but it nolled after the non-support charge was taken care when did tiorney Woods en- the case of William of 119 Cherry street, eding in Stanley Quarter park. by Supernumerary Officer Joseph Curry, and the same aisposition was made of the case of Jack Salonia of 578 West Main street, charged with passing a | boulevard stop sign, by Officer David Doty Harry M Ginsburg repre LOTTERY ROOWS RAIDED IN BOSTON Police Expect to Arrest Threg in (learings Pool scuting A nolle eider, 3 ed with July 9 (UP)—Authorities ed evidence that they believed sufficient to enable them to o trial three supposed con- < and some 200 alleged agents Nigger Pool,” a lottery based figures of the New York bank ngs which appear daily in newspapers A squad of police under Captain John M. Rooney raided suspected headquarters of the lottery on the hird floor of a rth end tenement Boston today posse. the three vacant, but furniture, cancelled $50,000, to contain ated adding machine: for approximately 000 paper slips said ¢'s winning numbe and Police said they knew the | identity of those in charge of the | pool and had a note book containing names and addresses of at least 200 agents of the lottery. It was expected that warrants for arrest of many of the suspects would be sough 2 fact Permlssmn Granted for NASH mum ND CUT e Nash Motors Co. declaring $1. pavable ord July 2 4 bec ofit August 1 Previo $6 annual company May 31 s basis. Ne for the six was $3.7 Iy Members of the Trumpet band of Scout Troop 4 will meet at Congregational church is evening and 20 Berlin, where they will f a portion of the program cus being staged by Troop be made by of the onths vuded equal o 1 with re, in ro- P year. de automo- Vacation RUINED? | Suppose right of sour vacation fun, dread acute indigestion strikes! It may not—but you never can be sure. What will rou do? Have your good times ruined? Or will you stars you took aleng Bell-ans, Hot water, 25¢. 50, 1893 in the midst Reports P_ock Yaross of et P!cked the poiice ;,.. night rcket had been thank your Bell-ans? Relief! Sinee S six 1 2 drink a together on Yaross felt a poc Almost man overed his loss The Sure and where BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION every- the walked off ss The NEW BRITAIN HERALD NOW DELIVERED AT THE SHORE DAILY The HERALD will be delivered on the same night The HERALD will be for sale at the following dealers WATSON’S DRUG STORE, Saybrook, Conn. PARKER’S STORE, Saybrook Manor, Conn. P. L. BILLINGHAM’S STORE, Steven’s Cor- ner, Westbrook, Conn. k HUBBARD’S STORE, Clinton Beach. AUSTIN STORE, Beach Park, Clinton, Conn. M. E. AUSTIN, Clinton, Conn. J. M. GOLDHAMER’S STORE, Madison, Conn. MONROE’S DRUG STORE, Guilford, Conn. of issue at the shore. UP—Directors of Kenosha, annual divi- | a nona to $10,- ‘| Burial — Konkoly-Thege Burial | Budapest, July 8 (P—Permission was given this morning to father-in-law of Mrs. Dorothy Konkoly-Thege for interment of h tody. The young woman, a 23-year- old New York bride, died Monday of accidental poizoning. Both public prosecutor and police authorities investigated her demise and reached the decision that it was | perfectly clear that she was the vic- tim of a fatal mistake having taken | poison instead of medicine. For this reason a post mortem examination was considered unnecessary arrangements have been completed 3 previous June in Packard Company. was surpassed. than ever before! appreciation, Your used car will be fair_valoation applied morfthly payments on 5-Passenger Standard with spare tire, tube, equipment for $2,205. monthly payments $00. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. " WITH ESTRANGED WIFE OF MARINES DIES Alfred Arsenault, | checks | about | the | De | not | The Greatest June Business in PACKARD’S History AST month more Packard cars were delivered to customers than in any What a tribute to the Packard Eight in these times when everyone is weighing values and buying a little more carefully Remember it is still possible to buy a Packard Standard Eight at a saving of $400—an outstanding value in the fine car field. Come in and see the cars that are today setting a new record for public MOONEY BITTER OVER REFUSAL Claims He Was ‘“Double-| | Crossed” in Plea for Pardon | San Quentin State Prison, Calif,, July 9 (UP)—Tom Mooney, his face lined with the marks of 14 years of convict life, today walked mechan- ically through his duties in “the city | of grey walls' n Quentin prison. | Bitterness and dejection were writ- | ten in his face. Only a d: few hours had elapsed ince he had been informed that Governor C. C. Young had refused to grant him a pardon from his con- | viction of participation in the 1916 preparedness day bombing in San | Francisco. | Previously he had been interview- ed by newspapermen in the warden's | outer office. Says He was “Doublecrossed” * “I was doublecrossed,” he criel It was not fair to link Billings' case and mine together. I was given surance eight months ago that m: request for a pardon would hn met favorably—and this is the re “Young was present three dak fore the bombing when a detective | from the Pacific Gas & Electric | Company oftsred Billings $500 to frame me. He was a state senator t that time. He knows now, and will always know, that I am an in nocent man." He declared that the adviso: board was morely a tool of the gov- ernor and followed his instructions | ir the matter of a pardon. “We may not be able to get jue- tice from t administration b will from the next,” Mooney shout- ed The “be- | court ruling on Billings’ for a pardon was one of the crudest, most unscholariv and injudicial reports ever handed down in a high court Labor Class With Him rank and file of laboring support me and they are to their cause if they help Governor Young to office supreme request "an e elect again.” At this period, Warden Holohan entered and stopped Mooney with a | gesture, then added: “That will do, Mooney. T want to be fair with you. but I will not have his place turned into an institution of propaganda.’” The convict slowly to When told that had heen in secl the governor's refusal known., Mooney replied i she can bear the news better an 1 have. Maybe she| know vet and if so I'm glad | constant hope of a pardon has | kept her courage up for many vears | and T don't know if she can 5o on | | without it turned and walked | is cell his on wife, Rena, since before was made doesn't Seeks McDonald The convicted man revealed that he had requested the league for the Mooney defense to get in touch with Frank Walsh in New York, his at-| torney during the trial, in an effort to locate John McDonald, waiter who first identified Mooney as the | perpetrator of the bomb outrage and | later repudiated his testimony. it | was on McDonald and other trial | nesses that he would center his| |new tight for freedom, Moonay declared. 1Rex Lease Sends Gifts To Placate Miss Duncan | Hollyw@od, Calif., July 8 (UP)— | Rex Lease, motion picture actor, to- day sent flowers and mutual friends | |to Hollywood hospital as peace en- ! voys to blonde Vivian Duncan, whom he was charged with having sent there by striking her. M Dunc; the tamous “Topsy and Eva’ was reported as undecided whether |to grant TLease's plea that her | charges of battery against him be | dropped. He is schaduled to appear in justice court Thursday to answer the charges the sister team a* of the history of the Even June of 1929 accepted as cash and fts against the down and a Packard Eight. The Sedan is delivered hege cover and. all necessary Initial payment $733; 200 EAST MAIN STREET TEL. 2542 {TOWN TO CONTINUE CASE | Lennan, | other | was voted | cipello of eral 0,8, SEEKS TO CURB HGAST GREEN STATE " g i king T: Property Valued at $67,000,000 Bellows Falls Seel ‘axes From —Estate of Hetty Green. On Boats Paris, July 9 (UP)—A reminder to the French government from the United States that a captured rum vessel carried clearance papers from island of Saint-Pierre Bellows Falls, Vt, July 9 (A | Continuation ot the town of Rocl ingham's tax case against the $67,- 000,000 estate of ‘the late Hetty Rt. Green, former resident who died in 1616, was ce A committe were ng last today of three, J. F. Divoll and J. k. amed at a specia night to invest he town's case. Pbwer el was: given anil ed ta report at an- meeting as soon as Mauc- French ted der to the autherities of Saint- Pierre and Miquelon to exert the ut- most care in issuing papers. ncois Pietri, the colonial mia- | instructed the authorities of wo small islands oft the New foundland coast to pay particular z tention to fraudulent clearance at Byrnes, e town mee gate further o employ cour they were ord special 1 possible. The action followed of he: d debate A bridge appropriat 000 as the town's s “onnecticut river bridge the famous Tucker covere W | has re cw of illegal liquor to the e decided to act, the United learned, when the sent a communication to recently remarking that on April 1 the United States coast guard seized the rum-laden British ship Alba M. off Nassau with clearance pers from Saint-Pierre. On two other / occasions, ted States had asked for the is- BIGLIQUORCARGD - not informed the American embassy Pietri's order, embassy at- watching the affair Citizens of H., voted $30,00 July 1. ) for Press (One Man Seriously Wounded in Fleeing From Raiders today of ches| closely Official figures of ays department exports annually Miquelon 1,000) worth 0 francs ($ were the state rail revealed to Sain 60,000,000 of wine 000) of I'rance Tierre 12 prisoners we te troopers and B riv TRANCH CARETAKER KILLED Howard Lake, Ariz, July 9 (@— t killed Macedonio Ortega, h house caretaker, here Two men sitting on f him were unharmed south o rods Va o nk A prisene Valentine n the abdomen as he was . Pol nloading of whiskeys and gir motorboat, which was ashore. ¥Fo men were ave escaped in the ha The dozen prisoners w New York to be tu ed ov authorities, the liq 19 Pounds written, October Fred Barringer that ought overweight a letter by Mre. own, Montana, darknecs, ere taken to read by America women be :n in = When stout P]avgmund Directors t the same time gain in energy {4 i b 1 vigor. * Advised as to Duties Playground directors met last night at City a disc n of activities dur first of the recr son and they were commission public and to the children who use the grounds\over which they exer- cise authority. The was not prompted by comp They were assured, but fo irpose of reminding them ies which must be carried out | every can lose fat charm and vivaciousness. thy complexion and 1 for sparkle with buoy- g the ation fleld se ressed by me their And of their time to use con the| Please read this letter carefull “Gentlemen: I first saw your ad- nt in a Billings, Montana, week ificant cost—isn't it 1be 1on sense ? on duties to vertise aint Salts 1 was the to purchase a bot- Billings. started Asks French to Aid in Spying| n a colonial office or- | 1pts as a means of checking the | United | Unitad | the that | paper and decided to try Kruschen | taking them every morn- | 'HAN DROPS DEAD WHEN BROTHER SHOOTS BOYS Father Trips, Accidentally Wound- ing Trio He Planned to Fright- en From Daughter's Tent Bath, N. Y., July 8 (UP) — How= ard .\ase‘ of New York, was visiting his brother Harry when he heard a gun shot. He went to the back of heart failure when he saw that his | brother accidentally had discharg- | ed a shot gun and wounded thres | boys all between 14 and 15 years old The young daughter of Harry Case pjtched a tent last night in the back yard where she intended to | pass the night with some chums, | when the three boys arrived upon the scene and united in a “boo” in- tended to frighten the youthful back-yard campers, | Case went into the back vard with' a shot gun to frighten the boys and tent, discharging | stumbled over the | the gun. The three boys injured were Don- ald Brennan, David Longwell, and Hartford Moulton, all members of | prominent Bath families. Young Longwell is expected to lose the sight of one eye SHAMROCK V CHEERED Portsmouth, England, July § (P— Cheering crowds greeted Sir Thomas Lipton's America cup challenger, the Shamrock V, when she returned to Gosport today flying a string of win- |ning flags extending from top to | bottom of her 168 foot mast. | These flags will be hoisted when she sails into New York harbor. The hamrock V docks tomorrow to un- dergo preparation for her voyage to America e e STEEL PLANT TO EXPAND Pittsburgh, July 9 (A—The Jones & Laughlin Steel corporation today announced that $20,000,000 wii be spent for expansion at its plant here and at Aliquippa. The concern is the | second largest independent steel pro- ducer in the United States. Montana Woman Lost of Fat In 4 Weeks ing as directed as I was very much overweight and wanted to reduc T had tried going on a diet but would get #o hungry that my diet would not last long, so 1 decided to give "Kruschen Salts” a fi trisl. 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