New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1930, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1930. =Y | Stephen Bartkowski was cele- brant and was assisted by Rev. Vic- tor Piask d a clergyman DETROIT BANDIT | ERSTROM—ERICSON were th PG tificate file Helen man ush- Soko ie Balon 1 Hartford. Th omazewski and the Jarnoz, Johr ahlowalek a pri e satin with a p immed with Miss st 0il Station Clerk Beaten (0 Death by Chain lies of 1t THREE PRISONERS FSCAPE JAIL CAMP Alarm Sent Out for Trio § at Virgil issing Anarchists Planned to ln\ade Spain, They (UPys RALNTORE COURT 0N STOCKS New York Official Charged With Lwnsp1 racy in Sales McCabe Tornado Sov Hits Many Crops Destroyed ey, July 28 (P—A storm killed 20 per- red hundreds in Ad: hty per ceut destroved and surrounding countr were tops of the four ous mosque of of the greatest 4 ( ed Cross, has r rescent society, or T ished aid from ortant poit at the ju ritsa r < populo is after . )ttoman style, many of quite ancient iets Will Invade l A h for [)emonshanon v 25 (A—Comr 1 ted SUIT FOR FORECLOSU MAY MERGE AIR LINES = E HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 20 PERSONS DEAD ~ WANT ‘NEW HAVEN' INTURKISH STORM TO RETAIN SHIPY Sound Lines Hearing Hartford (- ppers came to the aid of the New urging the retention ship at a ner H rerce July 2 Connecticut Haven road by of its sound stear lines hearing hefore Examiner John Howell of intersiate ¢ ne court of Hubbard icut Manu- and Willian line the hearing. commissio cirors today n the supre ommittee, sf am documentary testimony control of the st New Hav d fcut Connect vou Panama seri- canal ng the o n service was The old q other carri ynial Nav nvoked by the commgission steamship ownership rs was raised by th gation company of New operates a line from to New York in compe he B and Pr lines o Eng amship Co w Haven read Hubbard Off Subject Approximately 75 men were pre ost of the shippers. _\;, ard read a 1 statement ex- views of ( sestion of New the ‘onnecticn lining cut indus- howe 15 spoken in opfPositio ma Canal and not ich the commission whether th ed competition in the sound provided in t vious to the testimor M. D president of vigorous Mr to the Pan- 1o the point s most in- lines e act of Con- interests, F. nbar of ing in s line Testifies New Britain, Poteet v Wo New amber SUBMARINE DAMAGED ¥ 25 (UP) accide disabled in a buoy in Portsmout t drifted into a ferry ted into a smal caping both collisions vas Compulsory Education Introduced by Soviet We have always given you quality NOW— we give you PRICE! DESCO “Green Pastures™ Not To Be Given Abroad k'l\[(/\ \\kl—l\(?l"!\\\kl Jo; FOR PLAIN ILK DRESSES t ove r\nopll‘ the overtones of <oniczynski Washingto edding tiations for ope @airplane-dirigible Derlin, lle 2 were understood cluded and inaugur ice may be expec merce department day The at “ || PHONE amerg s Dra- 904 And We Will Call ZYR—SORKOWICZ, Holy Mi and Gold service conten of passengers f E e by plane and Seuth America by Zeppel Frank A. Henry at Barcelona 4 the departinent. vedding of ghter of Mr Consul ady Vince kowicz of and Stanley Bednarczyk son Teofil Bednarczyk of enue, took place at a 2l high mass. Rev.| street - of Mr. and M FOR BEST R Esu.n 79 Albany USE FERALD CLASSIFIED ADS |solemn nupt DRY CLEANING AT NEW LOW PRICES! AND TOPCOATS AND DELIVER! AT THESE PRICES WE CALL FOR City Items National officers of the Painters’ | union will attend a meeting tonight at Painters’ hall on Main street. Star of Good Wil lodge, O. S. B, Jr O. U. A. M. hall on Glen The New York, N. Haven Harthord railroad company yester- |day inaugurated the change in serv- ice between this city and Middle town, substituting buses for the gas- oline coach after § p. m. Connec- tions are made with all trains at Berlin George V. Hamiin the New Britain Rural provement association, to the Kiwanis noon on the ral Roads." A five year leage on the store at §3 West Main street occupied by Bollerers Posy Shop has been given by Isracl Levin, et al, owners of the building to the florists, with the ! stipulation that no damages shall be collectible by the lessee in the event that occupancy is disturbed during building operations. The rental is $200 a month Paul W. Morency. & r of WTIC, president of Roads Im- will speak Wednesday “Improved subject of Ru ral manag- the Hartford hroadcast- ing station, will be the principal speaker at the next meeting of the Hartford Advertising club which wili be held tomorrow noon ar 12:15 at the Hotel Bond in Hartford. He will speak on “The New Medium: Radio.” Owners of Golf bchool Expect No Interference Belief was expressed today by Ed- rd Gallagher, one of the owners the Belvidere Golf school, that e would he no interference in the ivities of the school, despite the that it has been found to be in he wrong zone. he plot, owned by.John McCabe, ed for business purposes Mr. Gallagher states. He nk McDonou he other will petition the board of nt for 4 change of zor ttle the enti helieve, forn FIE] Brook Ice Co. held outing at in Berlin Saturday. A spaghetti dinner was e program athletic games wa off. Charles Giar as master at The party lasted it § m.. and erybody returred home tired but Brook toast- TO WOMEN president of Temperance addressed Ww. Plain- rnoon nual o SPEAKS Ma Women union of New & Christ York state of Connect Adrianople— Local Man Among Witnesses af e '5:"o! eSS b or’sin. and | {BODY OF LAW STUDENT ARRIVES IN NEW YORK Schoolmates of Stanley Glinski, Fordham Junior, to Be Pall Bearers at Funeral. The remains of Stanley Glinski, son of Mrs. Mary Glinski of 68 Booth street, who died aboard the 8. 8 fornia, July 15, arrived this morn- g at New York and will be sent to this city for burial Schoolmates at the Fordham law school, where the deceased boy was a junior, will act as pall bearers at the funeral which will either on Wednesday or Thursday morning at Sacred Heart church. Mrs. Ginski and Staniey Borawski left last night for New York send the body here slineki, who was well known among college students in this city, accepted the position on the vessel to obtain funds which would carry him through the law school year 13 W hoopmg Cough Cases Reported in New Britain Hartford, July 28 (#—Nineteen | cases of whooping cough in Hart- ford county, 13 of them in New Hundreds Pay Visits to New Industrial Corp. Hundreds of residents of this city isited the new home of the Citizen's Indus(rla! Corp., Italian industrial organization at Church street and | Corbin place, Saturday afternoon. Among those who inspected the one-story brick building were stoc | holders and friends of the corpora- Virginia off the coast of Cali- | take place | | to nexc trip across the Atlantic and she Rritain, raised the total in the state | to 40 for the week ended at noon today. This represented 11 cases more than were reported last week There were six cases of diphtheria reported in the state, 14 1 than last week Leaves Estate to Wife, Children Get Nothing The entire estate of August Eg- gert is left to his wife, Louise Eggert accqording to the terms of his will which was admitted to probate court today. Another provision, agreeable to his six children, is that none of th be left any part of the estate. The chil- dren are Elsie E. Linn, Nathalia M Peltzer, Jullanna Linn, Adele Malinda Eggert and Arnold S FIRM Foreign Britain de- FOREIGN E New York J cxchanges firm mznd. 4.86 13-15; cables, 4 bills on banks, $4.54 7-16; demand, 3.03%: cables, Italy demand, 5.23 9 28 15-16 Demands: ~ Belgium 89; Holland, Sweden Switzerla , 11.25; Portugal, 45 ) 7-16; Poland, 11.26; Slovakia, 2.96%: Juvoslavia, 1.77%; Austria, 14.13; Rumania, .39%; Ar- zentine, .363;: Brazil, 10.40: Tokyo. »5: Shanghai, .38%; Mbntreal, uly 25 (®) Great ay 24; Nor- 26,8915 Den- 19.43%; i Greece, Great Britain dollars; others cents, More than expected 200 self-help students are to enroll at North | Carolina state college this year. Czecho- | in tion, which will do business as an in- dustrial financing corporation until it attains a high enough rating to in- corporate as a bank. During the hours the building was under public inspection a band fur- nished music. Atlantic Very émoi)th, Mrs. A. Crovo Reports Mrs. Anthony Crovo. a former resident of this city, is a visitor at the home of her son Frank Arata of 25 Seymour street. Mrs. Crovo recently returned from an 11 | months' tour of Europe which took her through England, France and Italy and she was accompanied on the trip by Mrs. John Basso of New York City. This last Mrs. 15th re- was Crovo’ ported that it was the smoothest trip she had ever made She was formerly Mrs. Paul Arata and resided in this city for over 30 vears but is now residing in Perth Amboy where her busband is en- gaged in busines Crabapple Tree Slt?él‘s Pass 93rd Hour at Noon Having completed 93 hours noon today, Michael Kowalczuk of 205 Daley avenue and Morley, also 14. of 1164 Stanley street were still sitting in their perch in a crab apple tree on Peck street in an attempt to break the world's tree sitting record. The boys were weighed Saturday and found to be gaining in pound- age. They were undisturbed by the thunderstorm Saturday night or the intense heat yesterday. They have a platform upon which to sit and a canvas cover for protection. ){’lrold Complains of “Rolling” But Money Is Returned Investigating a complaint to Offi- cer Delbert Veley by Leon Haberskl that he was “rolled” of $18 in a stgre at Booth and Broad streets a week ago, Detective Sergeant P 1. O'Mara learned that the money was later returned to Haberski at his home, 110 Cleveland street Haberski told Officer Veley he and a companion bought drinks of liquor in fhe store shortly afterwards the $18 missed. but the proprietor both allegations, |4 that two and was denied EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED FRANK E. GOODWIN Optometrist 327 MAIN ST. — TEL. 1905 A food that's NEW! (Personal) materials used in have become you as a matter of course. Cudahy’s “Puritan” Armour’s “Star” EW CABBAGE b CARRO 3 Bunches BEETS 3 Bunches BEANS, green or wax Lhin. SUMMER Ql AS 3 Lbs. 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