New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1930. 15 ROCKNE WARNED TOHALT ACTIVITY, Goach Told He Must Take Things Fasier Soon Rochester, Minn., Dec. 23 () — Knute Rockne of Notre Dame must retire from “his strenu- ous mode of living” or a complete breakdown may result, Dr. C. J. Barborka of the Mayo clinic, I sician, said today. This warning, contalned in a statement issucd at the conclusion of a complete examination coach’s physical condition, mean Rockne would have his coaching position, Dr. caid. did Phlebitis Trouble Gone amination revealed no recur- Tenee of the old trouble of phlcbitis in one of his legs, according to Dr. Barborka, but he warned the foot ball ter that it was apt to re- cur or a breakdown result if Rockne did not for numerous “out- side activities. Apprised that ed planning to r portation to t geles for the foot Notre Dame Stars eleven Saturday, Dr. f Rockne flies to Los will assume bility for his future care. Wanted to Stay Home Dr. Barborka sdid the coach hal heen warned not to attempt to make the trip to Los Angeles train or by airplane for fatigued condition, after the strenu- ous football seuson, might develop | more untavorabl Dr. Barborka said he understood Rockne planned to ren he til next Tuesday to complete Test. m: tockne v ¢ on ac him to Los An- 1 clash between 1d a west-south Barborka said: Angele we refuse to his Hu son "Ainsworth's husband too good to be true—he was too good. In all his life he had committed only one indiscretion and the evidence of that prank was “up in Mabel om.” His efforts to re- cover “it” forms the plot of one of st hilarious comedies of the American stage and it is this farec that the Civic Players are p ing in the Capitol theater this week wasn't Just nt- of the| not | to quit | Barborka | responsi- | cither by | fear his | | were | | | |av | ni EEEEE i e “Confesses” Holdup to | Regain \Mfes Interest || Chicago, Dec. (P—Perhap: Mrs. Joseph Janis hy this time | | re has forgiven her husband for los. | | in ing his job. |th At the police Janis certainly went to enou trouble to earn her pardon. “I'm a holdup man,” he said at a police station. - Impressed with Janis' spirit of cooperation, the police took him to the identific tion bureau in an automobile. They were unable to find any record of a holdup at the time | | or place Janis designated, where- upon he explained: “I thought if T did something to get my name in the papers my wife would forgivi everything— including the job.’ Judge William Helander listen- ed to the story and assessed a 35 fine which he felt would cover the cost of the taxi service to the identification bureau. Wi | ™ | said at TY | 1¢ - la Co m ea PLANVILLE NEWS - (Continued From Pgge Seven) | the co | ul | sni held at and at 9 Church of Our Lady of Mercy, where Rev. William P, Kilcoyne celebrated a requiem high ma Burial in St. Joseph's cemete 30 o'clock o'clack at home at the was | Services for Stephen C were held at $ o'clock at and at $:30 o'clock at the Holy Cross church in New Britain. Rev, artkowski célebrated a high Bu was Heart cemetery, New rnurewski the home reql Sacred tiem mas: in G Britain. ca Engagement Announced a The engagement of Miss asquarclla of announced yesterday at the § M was s is home o s Pasquarella’s parents. No datec t for the wedding. Mr chef at the Plainville Br Carlo restau- | rant. { Christmas Party A Christmas party will be “riday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock for | B¢ children of the ptist H nday school and their church parlors re gifts held on church will be 15 for the ildren of 1d on down s who are tree with intermedia to and including cared for dur y morning sermon. This affair Bertha Steward Mrs, James We Raymond. T Plumb's De Hi is Br bster and Mrs, girls invited Midnight Communion c On Christmas eve there will be a service of lights with holy com- munion at the Church of Our Savior. At 11:15 p. m. the,choir will lead a rvice of familiar Christmas carols | 1 hymns, At 11:30 p. m. the cele- bration of holy communion will be- from to class a come | 1 assist the ; Pe Mi | | | I by | ter L | cava of New Britain represented the Southington man. Ge | me ord of the Stephen | nir Schenectady, N, (Fe {and Charles Carlo of Plainville { pla un- | Edwards Ha oid hitting the ng across the road Anthony DelSanti as fined $25 and eritt 0. Ryder ckless driving. n automobi ree weeks ago with a c of on a He an intersection 1e casc on I was atured by the 1 witne testimor Attorney Briefs Miss Nellie Harris of | still confined neral hospital, patient for the A combined 1s party W girls of ange in onners of ents werc where s past fo shower a the local te honor Southington. served. costs Sast a lengthy one to the New of Mis child who was run- Southington by charge s m\u[\ul accident ar Olu wed Mrs. Olive Snelgrove of this town stree and was | 1y of about Angela 1 3road street Britain he has been ir weeks. nd evening by lephone ex- Lillian Refres Christ- Snow Hits Town Early mornir snock today of the rth cove hen t windows ane red with snow. A rienced bout omobile rable ¢ machines their sight this mor itos stalled tracks and trolley cars, 0 ker 0w, Golf miniature 1t Linde ended yest Shots cen the trect Hour course N st g first place with a & arded an org: Nystrom ptured ten-game Eversh with place of ticke seeond hoo Tonight Prince the Y. at the team of WML ChA t the "X e bs Trumbull Bowli Volts 106 100 loy 1t pole Dror Gr mmerly ller . Living in gutters trains ar scorc and 'w'lyul‘ Idle Hour A match will also be am and th hey 1 found the four inch Irivers lifficulty and it ning 1o sec on the trol- ex- in was motor p hed- fali of tournament and Broad T t Lk hool wi score. He irp pencil, of 04, ts fre stol 1 of v played ing Jnmp. | MRS, BRAMWELL 1S = STILL UNCAPTURED for Escaped Inmate Worcester Mor« 24 matic escape | , Mrs. hoax Mass., hours from Barbara edding today. Dec, 2 after insane Buffum bride, than an was still The yo ge State placed under the disclosure Harold Bramwell of navy,” whom she ma on December humble ship's Mauretania Watch Chesham Authorities learned Bramwell and > hu week, now in England to spend their wor rday made 1 from Worcester had beea observation following that ried in Oxford 15, was in reality a clerk aboard the Home had § honeymoon summer hon on Shesham, N, H i the f caded for Arthur hospital attaches They “ound Lddressed ntly penr riff ral state rday there yeste { ber of letters Bramwell, appar absent bridegroon at b home, but th course | 51 hospital i ot Without Funds known, Mrs. Br At Apparently was with ool of and hospit Asks Towns to Pass On Annexation Proposals Letters went ou s office ngton ' Waich Chesham, N. H,, Home. 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In carrying out this idea ith Case Nolled | lost her lov 4 r Smith of Cottage place, (Howard Hull was arraigned in to succeeded in morning on a technical | dome difficulty twe s driving but his d Jimmy Judge Meritt O, | hinond il lution of . Conlon h the were | p HORSE FOR SANTA IN HILLS it at i P —Here or WEAR to 1 Momaug on he | resident. so perfect. | almost | Weldon | d she also | New rable Alicia (Maude Orr). Mr.|R she TOYS IFor rural | SANTS CARVE De P stic en COUPLY] lony MAY Churr trehmont M \IU‘(\' Warner Brothers EMBASSY . EXTENDS TO - ALL NEW BRITAIN A HAPPY AND MERRY CH which g0 or ical Ant hokla Forres vder sk who not appe i Smith Quinn, two child, has t hit by in | into his car on East street. in a|was seriously injured. Testimony | the town role. Doris Dalton lent color | brought out in court proved that| The parental consent nece in | 1o the role of Martha Weldon, who | €mith was not to blame and that he | the case of girl who is under the helped Mabel with her schemes. [had done everything possible to|age of 21 has not as yet been given. Virginia Byers made a most attrac- ! tive maid. Harold Roy, ular members of the company, is | not being cast these days, most of | WOMEN DIDN'T BRAG ABOLU his time being devoted to managing TODAY AND WED. VIRTUE WHERE SHE CAME FROM! the business affairs of the company | o iD* ’ ot o vl e STARS OF “THE CUCKOOS” Rich People ; s BERT ROBERT e HEELER OOLSEY 1 “HALF UNRISE” 1o on rday court ation for officc work before David Clarke foot- as was run girl Kruger also 1 soveral minor king his first appearance mary of weeks although only as cle SSATY STARTS TOMORROW ! 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