New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1930, Page 1

News of the World By Associated Press EW BRITAIN HERALD Average Daily Circylation For Weck Ending 15,346 July 12th ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930. —.TWENTY-TWO P4~ OLD MAN GUILTY OF FRAUD, GRANDSON WANTS T0 SERVE REI-ATIVE S TERM IN JA"- Property Owner Gets $2,800 But | Fake Doctor, Whe Pre- Goes to Jail at 78 ] scribed ‘Burned’ Cur- | for | rency as Cure |-Rheumatism, Convict- ed in Police Court and| l’Cflven 30 Days. B ohn Nichola Band of Serbian Gypsies, Gets Hearing for Work- ing Flimflam Game On Two Victims Here. ear to the e J ';f'. a plea n entered on money Judge nley police court today sen- * jail for davs, fter court d he would be willing to arrange for his release in the that the jail feun, alleged fakir's p condi ich as to make unfit subject for con A grandson of Nicholas, from New York upon being inform- ed of the case, approached Attorne Golon after court and asked allowed to serve the sentence der that the aged man m Attorney Golon reported request to Judge Traceski, who made 1o co nt Worked Flim Flam Game Nick was arrested last Tk day evening after he had from Mrs. ) Dobusz of ? L et and $21 John proprietor of at street, representing to them that he was a physician possessed of & charm which was a sure cure for rheumatism. Mrs. Dobusz having suffered 10 try worked a her, in the presence by pretending to p the money in a cloth which he burned, givi 9 apply with water admonishing her noi \ything about e da otherw Turning a deaf plea of Lawren on Attorney ended jail for John e v York, T had her charge of obtain pre ski ed N in cholas event ysi cal who came in or- ght go free. the olas from Rezner, a store 31 for nd game on of her husband. the treatr se ghere wou Going back to R proprietor idine fro no cur the Dobusz home tore to thank the his assistance in io- first vic Lose ad- ad pretended to have lo«r rned that Rezner's w sufferer and he agreed benefit of the cure which he pretended to 1cantime, Mrs. Dobusz ed by telephone w in Bridgeport to n din “physic to her surprise she that he had not been once Mrs. Dobusz becam and told her neighbors, her to take immediate com friend for iy he suspicio who steps to advis: ap- (Continued on Page Two) WILLOW BROOK PARK MAY HAVE NEW NAME Proposal Made to Call It After Steuben and Lafayette The proposal to name a new park in the eastern section of the city in Thonor of Baron Von Steuben, Ger- man soldier and trainer of colonial troops during the revolutionary war has been set aside in favor of a sug- gestion which may result in renam- ing Willow Brook park for the Ger- man leader and his French comrade in arms, General Lafayette. The idea of a Von § ette park was discussed today at a conference at the office of Mayor Quigley, arranged by Councilmen F. Willlam Huber and Joseph Land- wehr, representatives of the Steuben society, sponsor of the movement to honor the revolutionary hero. Councilmaen Huber and Landwehr attended a meeting of t park hoard last week and asked park at East, Jubilee and Dwight streets be named for Von Steuben. They were informed that tis nam- ing of parks is a function of the common council and that the park commission, although agreeable to the suggestion, was powerless to af- fix the name. _Coming to the office of the mayor foday to show a resolution which they proposed to present to the com- mon council tomorrow night, they were asked to consider linking of the names of two war heroes and se- lecting a larger and better developed recreation ground to bear the name The idea met with immediate favor. After the conference, announce- ment was made that no resolution will- be presented tomorrow night, but that the next month will be given over to the mayor's suggestion with a petition coming into the Aug st session. 78, Claim- | | ing to Be Member of | authorities | him an ken $12 | 08 High | High | ac- uben-Lafay- | [ JOHN NICHOLAS ATTAGK POLIGEMAN for a | structed CITY IS INTANGLE. ONLAND AGQUIRED TOEXTEND STREET Interests of Mortgagors Are Overlooked | COUNCIL T0 BE ASKED T0 INVESTIGATE GASE Property on West Strect Taken t Put Through Willow Street In- volved in Muddle for Past Three Years Comes to Light Through Inquiry of Lawser—Committee to Study Facts. Discovery that the city the extension property to s con of Willow which street over the | municipality has no written evidence | consideraton {mortgagors today of title and which was taken without of the interests of prompted Mayor David L. Quigley and Alderman | Nair to take steps looking to a for- | Alderman Nair RESISTING ARREST Man and Woman Battle Ustach for Five Minutes BOTH FINED Amazon Smashes Officer's Hat When to be | He Tries to _Take Male Friend Into Custody After Automobile Hits Hydrant. Because Officer Anthony Ustach glected to place Kobe 3 7 Florence street, Hartford, un- der arrest before trying to take him to the police station, Judge Stanley J. Traceski in police court today ruled that the charge of resistance W&s not justified by the evidence and | thercfore imposed no penalty al- though Kober pleaded guilty. On the charge of breach of the peace, however, a fine of $10 and costs was | imposed, Kober having also pleaded | guilty on that count. Mrs. Sophia Sullivan, alias Saba- wu of 277 Franklin avenue, fartford, who was arrested with Mp r, pleaded not guilty to charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and resistance, and a fine of $5 and costs was imposed. Kober is mar- {ried and has two children | Sullivan is also married and has two children Auto Rolls Against Hydrant Officer Ustach, in plain clothe was on his way to police headquar- ters about $:30 o'clock last night and saw an automobile on Doris street, near Gold street. The engine was running and Kober got out and was lifting up the cover of the tool Lox to get a wrench when the car rolled about 50 feet, coming to a stop after striking a nioving it ab ground. The officer spoke to Kober abcut the incident and asked him if he lowned the car, to which Kober re- | plied by demanding what it was of his business. The officer accused him of being intoxicated and or- dered him to take the walking test after showing him his police badge, Kober refused to obey and a ensued. The officer told accompany him to the po- tion for an examination as to his condition and when Kober re- fused, the officer took hold of him and a fight ensued Woman Breaks Policeman's Hat 1 Mrs. Sullivan, who was intoxicated according to the officer, jumed into the fray, smashing the officer's straw hat and damaging his clothes, at the same time screaming and cry- dispute him to (Continued on Page Two) THREE BANDITS GET | | way extending [ street N COURT mal inquiry. At the suggestion of the mavor, present a reso- | lution at tomorrow night's mreetir of the common council providing for he appointment of three members to determine the respective rights of the city, the property owner and the holders of encumbrances on the af- fected real estate. Owymer Accepts $2,800 When the plan for extension of Willow street northerly to join with Lorraine street was propnsed, it was found necessary to lay out a high- | through land on W standing on the records the property of Fred Bendza moval of a six tenement house eral feet from the proposed line was | necessary. After a hearing, th®| board of compensation and assess- | ment awarded Bendza damages of| 500 and benefits of $300 were ed. This award was made May | a Re- | | dissatisfied ndings of the committee d tained Attorney Irving I. Rachlin to take an appeal to the court of.com- mon pleas as provided for in the city ordinances. A decline in the marketability of property such a was owned by Bendza prompted th with t (Continued on Page Two) BOYS GET IJUPPERHEAIJ 39 INCHES IN LENGTH Mrs. | | panions in Kill Snake After it Darts at Lad Picking Berries rski t of 70 Alden street killed a inch copperhead this morning at 11 o'lcock picking berries with two com- the woods near the vi- cinity of the street. The boy nar- rowly escaped being bitten when he disturbed the snake from his sun bath. The snake was stump and a rock. seeing the reptile, rock to get at sqme As he did so the snake up and exposed its fangs. The boy hit the snake with a rock and dazed it. Holding the snake helpless with a stick, the boy soon killed it with ston The boy and his_ com stated they had encountered snakes on numerous occasions small copperheads but never say one as large as the one killed this morn- ing. They stated that they intended to take the re s of the reptile to city hall in order to a bounty. TIRE BLOWS 00T, AUTO RUNS WILD AFTER BUMP Joseph Z: snake while lying between a Zacharski, not 1m on the berry bushes. 's head shot collect | Collision on Hart Street Results in \ | 524,000 IN HOLDUP Arrest of Driver for Violating Road Rules. Cars driven by William C. Wall of 60 South Burritt street and Wallace G. Knapp, 26, of 446 West Ma street, collided on Hart street, about 50 feet east of Griswold street, about $:15 o'clock this morning, blowing Rob Alabama Bank With out the tront lett tire on Wail's car Machine Gun Trained On Doorway that a | Birmingham, Ala., July P— Three unmasked bandits held up the Woodlawn-American National bank here early today and escaped with approximately $24,000 in currency. While one of the trio remained in an automobile and trained a ma- chine gun on the door, his two com- panions bound three employes and a customer and placed them on the floor. William Cox, bookkeeper, told po- lice he was forced at the point of a gun to give the bandits access to the money. Others in the bank at the time of the robbery were C. L. Park- head teller; John Kyle, stenog- ragher; C. L. Porter, janitor, and | George Muse, a customer The bandits escaped in an auto- mobile as R. W. Daly, cashier, was entering the bank. Daily released the employes and the customer and I notified police, | | down and when he stepped on the accel- erator instead of the brake he los control of his car an1 it made a left turn into Griswold street, rolling the steap grade but unfor- tunately coming to a stop before do- ing any damage. Officers H. C. Lyon, Joseph Kea- | nedy and Alfred Tanguay investigat- | ed the accident and arrested Knapp | on the charge of violating the rules | of the road. They learned that| Knapp wasedriving east and Wall was driving west on Hart street and the former was about three feet {0 the north of the center of the street despite the absence of parked cu on either side. The cars were dam- aged by the impact hut nobody was injured. HIGH TIDE—JULY 16 (Standard Time) New London 12:37 am.1:18 p.m. New Haven 1:51 a.m..2:35 p.m. 1| * | * | ployed for l— L Stage Veteran Dies st B e A A veteran died of Hollywood th of his so d scree k in the home Schildkrant denly ill at a motion picture studi with a hea k. He appeare in many rol famous plays an movies. SCHILDKRAUT DIES; morning Joseph at Veteran of Theater Succumbs to Heart A Iack Today RECENTLY MOYIE ACTOR Player Once Popular in Jewish Pro- ductions on New York East Stde— “Ring of RKings" Probably Grea ‘est Role in Films, Calif., July Kraut, veteran n, died tos son Joseph Schildkra had suf a he y wh stud appenre Hollywood, Rudolph of ti g stren v-‘lal friends who ent ryn\'\r"l h ¢ singirn gth last nig 1l Last November The actor & 4 a slig st November, but recovered bern in Con life started on scrar . He w and early 1 n wor ntino a stage career whic al E he scored ni films, * of Kin the King od a fie h at home ame an active pe LI RG e i ’\f“n(fl dramati He was g ted into repertoire w an was featured continental opera and cl Made German Films After making ten fi A (u rman motion pany, came to t His firs American was ‘‘His People,” &al Pictures. Other tures featuring him Comes Ir “The Main Country Doctor™ Kings.” hildkraut's first Yheatr filiation in America wa with ch he was an late co! ic drama pict moving p made by 1 A (Continued on Page Two) SIGN PROTEST AGAINST NEW GASQLINE STATION Proposed Change in Zome at Stan- ley and Allen Street Brings Remonstrance. Owners of real th cinity of the inter and Stanley st petition of pro of zone whi soon to b the opening of tion business on the the northwest corner. No petition for a zone change been filed with the town action by the common cou condition precedent to consi by the board of adjustment More than bave already About three years ago tition was hefore the justment and was rejectad nstate in of section are circulat st agai they asked to make a gasoline filling Kolodney ne po of was taken sud- 15 P— o . the cit at the and | The ad- ed in Ru ark is a adu- VQUIGLEY APPBINTS BOARD 10 REVISE * LAND VALUATIONS Action is Forerunner of Re- assessment of All Property in City MAYOR WILL TAKE PART IN AIL DELIBERATIONS Parker, Zevin, Camp, Danielson and Dunn Selected as Committee Members — Work Will Require About 10 Weeks' Investigation and No Compensation Will Be Paid— Bullding Appraisal to Follow. e Qffigley t comn a o oda of a ttee of five n to compri o aluation of d | able city s next Harry, ron Dar n, me re o cnter are week and has rough it is possible for mmit- he work. & mayor without he prefers son will co No anp« nsation Allowed with each of d preceded the mayor's an- today. Each commntee ormed that the work hout compensation re about 10 thought being to the assessment of an land of the com- divided into A to name such a c mon to go th toda make h ugh this for and s formal re- Conferences ouncement member was i is to be done and at it weeks' time, the pre o en will no her For the conv req t- | for pro ience will e ' districts and basis rates determined When the work h completed, a s of public ings will take place at wr ers of properties will b nity to express it there are any. for each, 1s been ser he opportu tions land ready for inclus next grand list. Re-as of buildings will then be conside these findings to go into the gra list which follows. to Take Active Part to attend ies on on in the 18 n h Quigicy Mayor Quigley plan. ssions of the cor part in its delibera Thomas Linder of David irope, Eliason of the sessol 3 k in 1 | will also be t to ass jifiseor tthree are pr the five members ap ofticials. r of Du A Aaron D school it the A water city William G. ner, and er of Zevin and ( experts of long e hoard, commiss: d rla me Messrs. PROHIBITION GUARDS MASSED AT BORDER - New York, Maine and Ver- mont to Be Under Special Scrutiny ly 15 (A —Ef smugi liquor ters of Maine into sulted Washington, J bootleggers to from Canada New York, Vermont the United States re ordering a conc bor oday tréasury on of all ava n in that ar lable me a Assistant T.owman an- nounced that every patrolmaw could be spared would be trated in the three states Secretary to rds meet Bor who atiored si have been a troit Florida and lered to report of the distr The were 5 were oOr- to t other po e com Lowm age of the Ca g liquor long th he brought recent p. tian law prohibi tions from doc Lak This law, aused the smugglers to c! tactics and try to smuggle t automob ead of b omobile traffic to Ca sistant secretary said, this ye last abou by the expo Gre continue ge th ada, the vas heavier ar than Bndgeporl Baker Oflers Self to Science If Wlfe Can Be Supported July 15 (UP) ployed and penniless, offered today to submit Bridgeport, lor, 35, self to a scientist for experimef with trachoma in exchange port of his wife, Ruth Taylor said he had read papers of the offer a physician to a would undergo inocu dreaded and little-known dise order that he might exan fects. He ready, he rifice himself in order to g cial aid for his wife Taylor said he had more than a mon rewa for sup- was discharged had employed h ness depression.” visited Yevery port” without finding an ope “the rent is due tomorrow.” Driven despe plight, the baker at saw a way out when he A western doctor was geekin ect for experiments with tr (Woo Dak San, condemned C slayer in a New offered commutation he would give Taylor married e years ago, They ts to Mexico prison of s himself exper ation) Ruth Bromley 11 have no children. was )% PRICE THREE CENTS . uck FOUND ALIVE IN WRECKAGE OF PLANE ON VERMONT MOUNTAIN TOP; TAKEN, CRITICALLY HURT, TO HOSPITAL “Dead” Man On Way to Work Puts Frank Goldsgomgh.fl y Junior Transcontin- ental Record Holder, Has Fractured Skull- Discovered 18 Hours After Crash Yesterday Companion Who Escaped Insurance Officer “Wise’ to Plot New York, July 15 posedly sdead y to who ¢ e person: had heen paid work started L paid has disclosed John McCoy's d ve inquired to McCoy Unhurt Gives Directions Searchers — Mother Bedside When Son Is Brought Down Steep Incline. who soon sons on Met covered supposed Tnsura th henefits MACDONALD HIDES FROM REPORTERS Frail Witness Seeks Rest Belore Returning to West = YOUNG ~ SEEKING DELAYS Preparedness Days. Bombing to ropolit Waiting at UKRAINIAN CHURGH 10 DISMISS PRIEST Will Demand Resignation of Pas- tor, Trustees' Head Says CRITICIZED FROM PULPIT Rev. Woodf sen her noon Butfalo, Dona Trial Peter J. Paskiewych, Indicted Witness May Leave for California by Grand Jury for Perjury, Said Late This Week—Attorneys Keep to Have Blamed Congregation for Him in Seclusion. Publicity in Case. help. Today roughout the nigr conscious, inz, ap rly hours he rom his offer t ty was ere im for swamy bowl- ere an Two of carrying ! wo miles throug ot task arole Ca or pardon | 1o post- | un- er who has powe Noone rhrusk d to a po his arrival wan s story y in or coats to- rting every great dis- who was Shortly exe too to wait May Le: was be ve Finds € nmlllmu Critics nl John 1 irgeon the t exposure suff; most to the west eoast, and as 1ce, was he wan's t Into Hiding Goldsborough Mrs. Frances to flv across hid Mockler engage- Benningt 1 and Golds get beneath it, but s to a 1 a clot D0G ON JUBILEE ST. HATES MOTORCYCLES But Snaps at Wrong Rider, Who Is Mounted Policeman BOY, 14, HELD BY POLICE FOR MURDER OF NURSE Have 1 on Page Two) ALLING'S STATEMENT T0 BE ISSUED SOON Woolsey Alleged to Woman, in New Jersey Woods 5 (P son of in was arged with Miss Anna Mi on two Friends Expect Announce- ment on His Probate Court Candidacy #P—Deputy A L. Averill w for the positior the republic f the nor = all as large a co was taken i into rn as carr, » last ye of Attorn W. Alling, a vea ant and intere A the state was has been genera cal candidate fo Alling decld night and lodging. He v e police who foun They said he con came with Mr. and Mrs. Har! Ridgewood. N visit to Attorn in Lowel ness, Ed hard Covert d be a ca probate in this 1d not seek r general 1t is 11 statement in Alling's behaif 8o ho is frov THE WEATHER of in New Britain and vicinity Fair tonight and Wednesday warmer Wednesdar. | Warden Ro