New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
PRISONER ATTEMPTS
 ID BURN OUT CELL
New Britain Man Sets Fire 10 His
 Mattress
FAMILY IS SENT TO JAIL
Chestnut street Resideals Make Neik, in hiag and Are ssnt Aaas-nesih af Miss si'snlon-pemaraih Iau- elis August ss,

hf Miss si'snion-i,emsFaiie laur
 eis August ss,
 EphFism Na'ak of Nsw Britain 1 proved ah uRTulN guest af The leesi
 police department last night after he
 had been arrested yesterday while
 drunk, Re sci hrr lo lhs mattress in his cell but as nothing else is in- ] hsmmahle lhere officers kepi close
 watch and did no, release lh. prison-
 CT until the smoke rose up. giving him
 a scare. From then on, ne Wss more ] traelahis,
 Nofak rolled into Headquarters yes
 ierdas and demanded that a raiding squad he sent at once 10 salvation
 street, East Bristol" where anantilis.
 of hooieh were flowing freely. accord.
 ing ta his iRio. Desk officer Edgar
 Norton tried 10 quiet the man hur was
 told 10 go 10 a hotter place man Br..- iol for his pains and was dared 10 lock the speaker ID, fo show that he could play ino Dliicsr Norton put Novnk in his cell, whcroupon an up- roar started.
 In court ihis morning before Judge i, Joseph N. Donovan, Sovak was will ! ing 10 tell the source Of his liquor supply.
 Asa result Of information given me ! police by Novak raid on the home , Of Fred Tedchuck of Sylvester street | was staged. A two gallon jug of liquid | lightning was found. Judge Donovan fined Tedchuck sioo and sent him 10 jail for i5 days. Novak was allowed his liberty on payment of costs.
 IarOwski Family Jailed
 Saturday carouses. which so ruil blast into Sunday and thereby make living conditions anything but pleasant for the neighbors sent Mir. and Mrs. Felix Parowski of 57 Chestnut street to jail for 30 days at the police court session this morning. George Anto- mak, a boarder. alleged to outdo even the Porowskis in noise making, re- ceired sentence of so days Frank Muak Of Hazardville, who came here 10 visit on Saturday. was fined s and costs and was warned to keep away. Mulak had joined In the merry making and when the arrests were made was bundled into the police car. wondering what it was all about. so he said this morning in court.
 The arrest Of the Poroushi family resulted from a complaint by neigh bors, who had stood for the weekly uproar for some time. According to one Of the complaints today, move ment was on foot al the time Of the arrest for the abuttins property own ITS 10 contribute to fund to buy the and thus get rid of the dis, l urbers. '
 Miss Susan F. Scanlon V
 Miss Susan F. Scanlon, S4 years old, ( jed at her home, 50 Hull street, yes- | erday afternoon, following a long ill., c ess. She had lived in this city prac- cally all Of her life. She leaves her [ arents, Mir. and Mrs. James M. Il canlon the former being one of the n fficials of the Fred T. Ley Co.,, a L ster Miss Della scanlon and n rother, James Scanlon all Of this II ty and another brother. Michael d oanlon of Brooklyn, N. Y. a The funeral will be held in Tues Al ,y morning al o'clock at her home. o solemn high mass of requiem will Id celebrated al 9:30 o'clock at st. ,seph's church. The burial will take " ace in St. Thomas cemetery. Id
 GuarantOrs Face Deficit D. Guarantors of the local chautauoua at i've been called upon for the sum '' s4.S5 each 10 make up deficit in 'a 9 accounts, which resulted from the '' ' cent event on the Federal Hill ''' cen. The event this year did not t away to a good start and some so cuniary loss was sustained but the al al accounting was considered very ., Norable, in view or the adversities, '" 1ich were faced al the opening of ~ p program. according to opinions, pressed by suarantors. ,,
 Fire Threatens Center. l' Fire in storage building. owned Thomas |. Higgins. yesterday aft s' loon at c:3o o'clock threatened the ole business center Of Terrytille d for time, aid from the local fire i l II es Of hose, chemical tanks and tia enuous efforts on the part of the tio rryyille volunteer fire department bol vented tbe flames from srrea linz CT. horse was rescued from the burn ba building and two orles of fnnce res 70 Ne"' saved. It !; uss will be bs 1ut s5,o00. ion The smoke poured out in dense loc ok pillows. that could he easily ter n from this city SO that my from mi; e were attracted to the scene. e local department was notified of
 serious situation in ,hn neighbor-
 town a''1 c"o of the pumping en- os was held in rs dir, ss for ear | at The doomed building vas located Ire the r~~r of the T.G.ylle post - co and in ths midst of several . me structures and close to many Ni elli6r houses. Only block away m tho scene Of the fire is the plant - '%n Eagln Icck Co.
 Discuss Senatorial Nominations. IN aspirants from this city Iv both the democratic and republi-
 parties arc being discussed by mbers Of both factions with the roach Of the election season. In
 G. O. F.. ranks several strong didates have been mentioned with poration Counsel William \. De- CT in the lead. Former Repre- ative S NJ. Wells Is included in ser' ranks Of the aspirants and Charles 1o ou rreadway has also been named. Cttr