New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-04-30

time last Saturday. It is also said
that the owner of these tools, has
suspicious Us to the party or parties,
who entered the saloon.
At the police headquarters today,
it was reported that the whereabouts
of the burglars is still unknown. De-
tective Sergeant Theodore Johnson
has been assigned to the case and is
making a thorough investigation.
]. Duffy, manager of the cafe,
which was burglarized on two differ
ent occasions. reports that entire loss,
including the damages of the prop
erty, was estimated at about $500. Be
sides taking a large quantity Of
bottled goods the burglars smashed
the combination on the safe. Several
windows were also smashed during
the recent Durglaries.
Attend Parade.
William II. Turner, Henry Russell
Dickinson, James Mccormack and
Stanley Gadzik, left early this morn
ing for Hartford where they took
part in the 102d regiment parade,
which was held at that city this aft
ernoon. This is the last parade Of
the local boys and a number of the
friends and relatives also attended.
The trip was made by automobile.
The members Of the local war board
left on the early afternoon train.
Hanford Back In L. S. \.
The parents of George w. Hanford
of Kensington are today in receipt of
a telegram from him informing them
Of his safe arrival in this country.
Private Hanford is member of the
18th division and at the present time
awaiting his discharge. Private Han
ford has been in the service for over
a year and saw action during the last
sta ges of the world war. He states
that he is in the best of health and
expects to arrive home Sunday
Buckley Coming Home.
Private Anthony Buckley, who is
also with this division, is expected to
day, when he will be sent to Camp
Mills to await his discharge. Private
Buckley is one of the few local men
who were sent to France without re-
ceiving, a Through to bid their friends
goodbye. Private Buckley has been
overseas for over Il year. He was
seriously wounded. He is the son of
Louis Buckley, the proprietor of the
Buckley macaroni factory.
With the Service Men.
Sailor Paul Robert Golen of the L.
S. transport Riindam has arrived at
Newport News, Va, after completing
his 18th trip across the Atlantic.
Sailor Golen expects to make another
trip in the near future.
Seaman Argot Nelson of the same
ship is spending a short furlough at
his home in Wesleyan lane. He will
return to his ship Saturday.
Harold and Orville Ventres, who are
at the present time the only local
boys to be in the 1O2d regiment have
received their discharge. They took
part in the parade in Hartford this
afternoon.
Seaman Andrew Hoglung is spend
ing a short Through with friends in
the town. Hoglung is u member of
the I. S. S. LeViathan.
Former Pastor Visiting Here.
Rev Watson Woodruff former pas
tor of the South Congregational
church at New Britain has arrived at
the home of his brother, Arthur l..
Woodruff Rev. Woodruff was pastor
Of the South church for several years
ind was highly regarded by the con
creation. At the present time he is
he pastor of the First Congregational
church of Lynn, Mass.
Rev. Benedict to Preach Sunday.
Rev. A. J. Benedict, former pastor |
IF the Kensington Congregational |
church, will arrive in town on or !
about Saturday and will deliver a ser |
non at the Kensington Congregational |
church on Sunday morning at 1o:45 |
clock. Rev. Benedict was pastor of ]