New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1930, Page 13

———— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1950. Two More Lamar Bank Bandits Pflr Crimes With Executions Canon City, Colo, July 19 (®— | Abshier and Howard L. | Royston went to their deaths on the state prison gailows last night for | the slaying of four men in conn tion with the robbery of the First| Nation: ank of Lamar il ae 5 Tl lml""“ B f Lamar in May, || primary, Senator Norris of that 2 1] state has abandoned plans fo Thaesdoubles nanginzilett MTakeilll iorinote Ricuesracaa e s Hok Fleagie, a fugitive. the only mem- || gependent. ;mr of the small band of ruthless ||~ His name illers who were sought throughsut || the pallot the United States for more than a|| court on the ground his papers vear after the robb: Ralph | | were not filed within the time Fleagle. reputed bandit leader, was || stipulated by law. hanged a fortnight ago. The second George W In the Lamar hold-up, A. N. Par- || is a Broken Bow grocer. Had rish, president of the bank. and his || the court not acted, the name son, John, we by the quartet. || would have appeared twice on Second Norris Ruled Off Nebraska Ballot Washington, July 19 (P—Grat- ified that a second ,George W. orris has been barred from the ebras republican senatorial George J e was ruled off by the state supreme ry. Norris wis tion With Extension of Willow Street forms a part of been “The Texan” Is Featured Palace Theater ro and shout- The Texan,” comes Two tellers aped and later || the ballot, with nothing to dis- Boyston had been wounded in an wen The doctor's - body e which incidentally clear=d Stith Had: ot dent M neal followed by information that the v Alderman Nair, nan of the tomorrow for a : N tomorrow IoF 2 lsideration of the in s of mort- the body A. Kessinger, || tinguish the grocer from the sen- was found had been murderad ator. to still tongiiel It wasirevealad [N iems U PRI later 3 m extmani o e "m0 20 10y LAYS SEWER PIPES fcre Parish and his son were sho down, and Dr. W. W. Wincinger of Dighton, Kas.. was called to treat his fcund some time later. He had| xew Tangle Discovered in Connec- been killed by a shotgun charge in | the back of his head ;read search for the ban- | ther crimes, resulted in e Zf;;{r‘h Fleasin Cona| Discovery of mortgages on the turned state’s evidence and confess- land which now e the c He died asserting 1he | Willow street ext prevent his hanging in exchange for | city has constructed a storm water = sewer over private property of Edward O. Kilbourne without ten authority 5 committee to inquire into the Wil- low street case, in which $2.500 was paid to Fred Bendza, owner of rec- ord of the land taken, withot gagors, learned of the Kilbourne case last night and consulted with Mayvor Quigley. The sewerage is art of the trunk line in the Belvi- sary Coop- > great outdoor talk- of the west ing western BY LAST CONGRESS 10,084 Measures Submitted— 655 Originate in House a crooked 7 America and long-lost son of a tocratic widow. In outh Amer- atiful niece of old ledy, | Unable to| ady and her niece, he his bargain with the s the Washington 90 July was ot 19 (A—A total the first seventy-first of two sessions laws efacted ir the and gr tremendously The i measures ¢ bills and 40 dded to the curious naking are seen in n setti keeps oroughly of the proposing OWNERS T0 READJUST WHIRLWIND SAIL PLAN Big Sloon Which Proved Failure in sincere ap- pted thollecresy Oliver H. P peal I Henry tale for and love glorious Paul Specht Tests to Have Standing Rig- ging Torn Down Book complete e d today Che big sloop. which “Numbered Men” At the Embassy ' story of prison nings of the phrase First Natio: her owners. life in in te standing rigging. She will be week of for th politics tem” is carried which interfered handling and cut appreciably Her designer, L. ¥ choff, and the boa ers are understood R 1 other famous prison e filming this version of Dwig raylor's startling stage play Conrad Nagel, Bern Raymond Hackett are featured in the picture. A fine suppor is headed by Ralph Ince, constanily iat odds el M first sailed. T limax A o Newport last we was reported to Hammond and T withdrawn entirely participation in the trials The chief change will be the moving riously down her speed s Herres- neial back- have been she was at ire and to came dramatic with a tremendous emotional h for its dencuement, and t realistic prisen life is merely background and Man Tells Police He Was Given Poison Pill Hartford, July 19 Michael | Raizis, 28, yesterday told police that he had been robbed of $1.750 and deliberately given poison by two men in Savin Rock. West Haven, last|church, Meriden, will preach week. Raizis was admitted to the | 'Saint Anne’ at the 12 o'clock Hartford hospital yesterday, a victim | tomorrow in Sacred Heart churc of poisoning. | Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, pastor. The Questioned up | sermon. which will be in Italian Raizis T being delivered part of th but did #y that he had been drink- | ercises of a nov to St ing heavily and that when he be-|Which is being conducted eameq ill the two men gave him two [Jesuit priests in the Sacred triangular blue pills telling him lhn_\"nflrls)‘ would help him recover. of her canvas tment Meriden Priest Speak Catholic on ma {Lady of Mount Carmel regarding the hold used to discuss the affair nne by two Heart | University " SR AN | Gets $1,235,000 Gifts i Chicago, July 19 (P — Gifts to- BOSCH talling $1,235.000, including $1.000.-, 000 from the General Education SALES and SERVICE ‘noar‘l of the Rockefeller Founda [ tion, were announced today as ha Oscar Johnson 146 ARCH ST. TEL. 5369 ing been received by the University of ( ago. The million dollar gift is a condi- tional contribution toward the two million dollars needed for construc- |tion of two new on the campus. The remainder af total of $1,285,000 was made up of several smaller donations for special pur- | poses of the school. th president At Sacred Heart Church]‘ Rev. Dominic Ricei, pastor of Our| 13 'AMERICAN NET STARS o 0UT T0 BEAT ITALY Tennis | Holy Trinity Church Choral and Theatrical Club Youngsters, With One Vic- ‘ tory Stowed Away, Return to | Wars Again Today Auteuil, France victory alread nis you the two 1 July 19 (A) —One America went out after By ol iniins wor s ten- nge round Wilmer States its f singles m Georgio trous The postponed u Lott leading Baron Morpurgé, No team. De Mor set, 3-6, the United the opening game, The John Va Placido Gz Bono, we i P First row, (left to right) —Mary Chomko, Mary Andrews, Anna Royla, Helen Hadva | Anna Homko. Second row—Anna Grip, Mary Andrews, Elizabeth Medvee, Ir Monito, Rev. John Romz zabeth Chomko, Suzanna Ulisse, Julia Tutk Third row—Anna Slinchak, Anna Kolson, Anna Kassey, Helen )M | Anna Petro, Margaret Andrews, Mary Swerko, Julia Magil, Teresa Jevack, | Suzie Tutko. | Fourth row—John Yurko, Peter Kusick, Mike Andrews, Anna Ondrick, Vera Kolson, Anna Potaski, Andrew Augustine, Mikael Martohue, Michael Royla, Steven Shutack. | Fifth row—John Andrews, George G ip, John Tirpack, Georg v, John Blaner, Paul Medvec, John Mozey, John Kestulinec, George Remecki, John C CAPONE WILL DENY - REPORTER'S STORY - Repudiates Rumor He Pays | Grait to Newspaper Men rgo oppos ain De of singles m NURS COMPENSATION (R — Miss GETS ry J n this mornir e that she contracted w tient. Commissio Holy Trini eatrical ¢ mber by Prof becom one of ns in the paris by Tschaikow- others. to was ap- lirector of sung masses Bortnjan and SR Mo REPORT LAWLESS SOLDIERS July 19 (A — Foreign - plans to give the fall for i ead 7E;gles < o have ¥ the Ir LDV MIDDLETOWN INSISTS ON PEURT BERLIN TRAIN SERVICE e ) Believes Accommodation of Travel- liberate will ers With Baggage Demands Con- tinuation of Usual Schedule Girls Doff Bathing Suits; Town Police Intervene July 29 (A—Women SuitlessfiBatifié;‘sa\\iill Bask On Lake Beaches 1 h aid. ago, 19 (P—1l.ake 1 “The Border Legion” cegal ] At the Str'and Grey's propo . £ of polic to.stop th Fight Mad! Love Starved! Risking All for a Woman's Burning Kiss! MATS GET ORDERS Aires DIPLO! ita of has the only ance Gary Coper woman role ture. Ei geant Heath of has a of im in gene Pallette, the " | Look-DANCING-Look Tweet Peterson ) and His Grove Beach Band 8 Masters of Music rd McCarthy hy and George E orporated under he Municipal Ser take over the contract al work signed amed corporator, who and treasurer. talization is Justir McCar the Co. s fo wi Th e Paramount Pavilion Berlin, Conn. SUNDAY NIGHT July 20th Location: Take fi right after Berlin Depot, Adm. Ladies 35¢, Gents 50c WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO Greenwich, July 18 — Mrs. Mary ato was instantly killed last night when she was struck by an a bile on the Boston Post road Bosworth, 16, was driving the chine which is owned Will J. Smith Carey, wealthy local by boy USE. 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July 19 (A—A Bom- dispatch to the New York Times id that German industrial- ists had seized upon the anti-British X India as an opportunity their own trade in India said they 1 > dispatck that established a known as Export Dienst (India) Ltd., for the porpose, ‘the company to work an Indian concern called the Ir Products Corporation. Jointly two wi B annually and exporting to Germany w materials valued at $4.000,000 Theodore Ficker was said to have been named prest of the com- pany. the in the Big Parade of H;t;!:t 'S ledge - « « S s - that's our PS¢ talkie .. Chaney kie Lmz’:rem Garbo ... W m:g Strand has the pictures. BETTER THAN “LIGHT OF WESTERN STAR:! Helen Kane e =