New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1930, Page 17

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930. FIRE WATERLOO IN AUTO THEFT GASE. Youths Drive Over Hose, Police, Find Car Stolen Bridgeport, July 28 (P)—If a fire had not broken out in Shelton last night, as they were passing through, | Roy Orani, 20, of 21 Central place, Jersey City and Joseph Risakowski, 7, of 29 Central place, Jersey City, might still have been enjoying their liberty. Both youths were arrested in Shel- ton for stealing an automobile be- longing to Vincent Foley of ship, Stratford. They have taken the machine from its parking place in Bridgeport. Firemen had laid several lines of | hose across the street in fighting a blaze when Orani and Risakowski came along in the stolen machine and passed over the hose. Police ar- rested them and, discovering that the car had been stolen, turned them over to the Bridgeport authorities, where they will be tried in city court tomorrow. Say Second Motorist Took Fares Illegally Sergeant P. A. McAvay of the dc tective investigating complaint which is expected to leid to another arrest on the ct using motor vehicles for carrying purposes without spec cense and certificate of registration One case is scheduled for police court Saturday and complaint was based on similar in- formation, the allegation t torist charged a group of boy cents each for a trip to Bloomf where they expected to find e ment in the tobacco fields, being disappointed in that respec they were obliged to walk hor bureau is 1t but upsn in Slain Senator’s W idow Would Be Successor Moncks Corner, . C., July 23 (@ Mae Dennis, widow of Senator E. J. De who was assassinated here last Thursday, will take up his campa election She consented when friends of came to her with a her to do so Mrs. Dennis will Murr: farmer, in primary W. L. Thornley, of Moncks ror, rged with shoot S Dennis on the street Etute prison at e announced h dotermined before ere made petition asking M. M 10cratic oppose Cor- here Contestants to Use Kite Like Benjamin Franklin's A kite covered w and made in the fa ior f e one used by Benjamin Franklin in his discovery of will be the latest entry ir by two brothe: Fra Cichowski, sons of Valen &ki of 196 Curtis street Valentine Cichowski. brether, constructed the Kk to withstand the unfavorable weather conditions and is considered to one of best entries the contest in the .vicinity of the W school playground, where it launched on its hou night at 7 o'clock The kite is five and a half feet long and about four feet wide and the fiving will be relayed by the hrothers. They plan to keep the k in the air until Saturday night A STRONGER NOT Istanbul, aly 29 (A—The T {sh govern nt today was prepared to send a second and stronger n to Persia regarding Ku n vhich recent vare losses of particularly in the electric k and Henry how o ir region e Angora ould not ing the notc Buppl munitions but transit center for the Kurds by anothe the given foreign power, that she was An |ncome FOI’ P'easure! /Small Savings Assure It SEE how modest ‘monthly savings build you a per- manent income to enjoy— Building Your ‘which shows 10 tested Investors Syndicate Plan For ytuh' heppiness — use the Coubfln. 175,000 INVESTORS ‘Bullding Yow Second Send folder, Income,” to — Nome. .. ‘lNVESTORS YNDICATE FOUNDED 1894/ 99 West Main Street New Britain Tel.: 3663 Second Natlonal Bank Bids. NEW HAVEN OFFICES IN 81 PAINCIPAL CITIES Lord- | are alleged to | the kite contest today | be | —— Birth Record A daughter was born at New Brit- ain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Natzke of 135 Gris- | wold street | A daughter was born last evening | o0 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blogoslaw- | ki of 20 Orange street at New Brit- | | ain General hospital. | years a resident of New York cit | beach near New York city, | learned by friends in this city | When he lived here his home was in vhr northern section of Mannmg, Charged With Deser- | e ceoin v S tion, Is Out on Probation | weve Bink on the v FORMER RESIDENT John Martin, 44, Dies on Beach Near New York | John Martin, a resident of this | city several years ago and of late He | been in bathing. He 1t oticed he they y mads irried After staying in the n but he di police headquarters all her two year old child hrough the bars wi Mrs. Thomas Mannin street was happy arrangements rclease him in custod Officer Connolly. Manning deserted two child found livi woman in back to this city to charge of non-support ar ordered to p ) bond to ntee paym week North | el made to Probation | Personals Riley. will when garage com the ne John sioner weeks set city spend and Meriden and Hammonas- and Chicago b 1ed guilt o Weddings the bill of $163 said she home wanted gard rangement crying f tantl Miss Lillian | of the bria honor. 1 dgren The bride Pelish (‘1p wans Guests \t ((mpounce Outing < aid of hor flow The m hat to or was als onnaned red chiffon gown fon ) ora-r morn- ROSNER—PREISSEL t Rosner of 95 Rock- ame the bride of 143 Kelsey Martin W couple of the Il Funerals Tonm of 1 Rey st John Swerko | John Swerko, who died e et 2 | EGION PLANNING e 2 ICTORY PARTY Emily M. Childs s for street M ¥ « 3o Bds Membership Drive and Will Enjoy Outing at Camp held tomorrow a 1 o'clock at the B. C. Po: 1 | Burg Mrs of Willi who die ied | peeting of Mrs. William G Al ¢ | Estella B Burg of rday, were held o'clock Porte | Alderson Methodis Minnie wif, ritt street this pastor ed its place reh tate the state as follow Harry Mrs. chairman old son of Booth stre board the S. §. \ will be Maryan captain at Fordh | Funeral serv morning at t ‘ | | mong them basketball | © clock. Transportatior d for onnair, friends au are invited to A supper will be s camp and the proce camp fund m of out been cld u at an hour to be an- Stanley Bor acred H | nounced later b awski Burial will be in § rt cem- loor der Mrs. Peter Conova Mrs. 0'C rul\ at the Churc | Evangelist. The solem o reg m was celebra Rev. Thomas J. Laden. Rev. Martin Curry of Missouri was deacon and 4 A. Gradeck, Andrew’s chu | mass mor e of its execution w the office o a re which Harry pies a store in the M. Da t of Central pz period, two ve: the rate of $4.200 a Blews is given the right to as e to the Millbrook Dairy 0., of Middletown, or to C. A. Ru sell of Haddam conclusio; Abide with was bo mington and Benedictus.” the m Me,"” and as tt the At t sang Mrs. R Nearer My God to Thee.” pallbearers were Willi Yankaske, John Linik, John K nedy, Vincent J. Miskey. Leo Ba sari, and Henry Berlandi. The flower t r ennedy, James Marchesi and | George St Father Laden Curry and Fath ducted the committa rave in St. Mary's cemete Forest E | ninth day of their 7:11 a. m. today when they up 192 hours. From now on they land they must remain Lambert-§ Louis field al- n sight of an official ob- barograph for to make {he ¥ now must be con- under observation PLANE ENTERS 9TH DAY St. Louis, Jul (P—Dale Jack- CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my heartfslt thanks to all neighbors | been relatives for their kind expression of jover | | ends and | until and deat vmpathy assistance during the | ways w liliness and server etter, § anpecially only Iron Foundry of L. F. & C ai [ club and the Ladies' Aid of St [ John's Lutheran church ses i ‘ (Signed) FOR BEST RESULTS h of my wife, Anna was employes of th Quart-t ht of J. G. YETTER. PAY LAST TRIBUTE [ HEART VICTIM USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS‘LSE HEBALD CLASSIFIED ADS‘Far.-Am B ‘Bulls Take Refuge Today Behind ‘ Important Industrial And Utility Iesues While Bears Raise Havoc Losses in Most Pivotal Is- sues Are Held to Point Or Two. 10 ADAM ZIEGLER Mayor and City Officials Attend | Goungilman’s Funeral Representatives of the city govern- | nd organizations of which he | was a member today attended the funeral of Adam Ziegler, of 309 Maple street, councilman of ond ward since who died Sun- v The wealth of floral tributes given by members and the common coun- c¢il and Mayor George niested the regard in ment mer point or tw store and ervice eld to i 30 o’clock were afternoor and at Re home egler, Howard . 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