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New Britain herald., 1925-10-19

prosecutor brought out that the
woman had approached him before
court and asked that the case be
dropped, but Mrs. Baldlga denied
this, saying that she only asked him
not to put anything about her hus-
band In the newspapers.
baldiga took tho witness stand
and steadfastly denied that he struck
MS wife or caused any trouble at
their home. Judge Alling gave the
man ample opportunity 10 tell the
truth and when he stubbornly stuck
10 his denial. the court placed the
case over for disposition later In the
morning. After several cases were
disposed Of, Baldiga was called back
to the stand and given another
chance to tell the truth Failing to
take II, he was sentenced to 80 DAYS
IN jail. Taken downstairs into the
lookup to await removal to the
county jail, he remained almost an
hour before he decided that it was
up to him to tell the truth of the
affair.
Leon Melowiczy OF Acc Myrtle
street was the other wife beater and
he showed a disposition to deny that
ne was drunk Saturday night and
chased his wife out OF the house, He
was not as stubborn as Baldisa, for
ne finally admitted that the facts as
stated by his wife were probably
true, but he couldn't be positive. He
was placed on probation INDEFINITELY
Patrolman James Sullivan arrested
him on complaint Of the wife.
Loot Was Only so Cents
Arraigned before Judge BENJAMIN
w, Alling In. police court this morn
Ing on a charge Of burglary, Arvid
Olson found himself facing a SEN
tence to state prison, but the fact
that he was drunk at the time he is
alleged to have entered Main street
clubroom and stole 80 cents saved
him and he was sent to the state
farm instead
Sergeant Patrick j. O'Mara and
Policeman Gustave Hellburg arrest
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19
POLICE GATHER IN
SUNDAY MOTORISTS
Two Land in Net and Will Be
= Tried Later

In spite OF the heavy traffic In
the city during the weekend, only
two autoists ran afoul of the police,
both being arraigned in police
court this morning. George Mu-
sulski of kensington entered pleas
OF not guilty to charges of reckness
driving and operating while under
the influence of liquor, and the
case was continued until next Mon
day for trial at the request of At
torney Donald Gaffney.
The other defendant was Mrs.
Mary Gagliarducci of South Main
street. charged with violating the
rules Of the road. She was ar
rested by Detective Sergeant Will
liam P. McCue, who investigated an
accident In which a machine driven
by the woman collided with one
driven by w. Fl. Garfield of Bassett
street on Main street. Mrs. Gag
liarducci entered a plea OF not
guilty and the case was continued
until tomorrow morning for trial.
Mogulski, who is o. years old,
was arrested on Main street near
the South church late yesterday af-
ternoon by Traffic Policeman Del
bert Veley and Policeman Herbert
Lyon. The arrest was made by
The police after they received a COM
plant and spotted Mogulski driving
his machine down Main street. The
youth is alleged to have operated
his machine in a. reckless manner
on Stanley street coming into the
city, forcing car driven by VIM
cent Scully Of Hartford into a
ditch when he cut In" on him.
Scully gave chase and caught up to
Mogulski discovering that he was
under the influence Of liquor, he
alleges. He reported to the police.
and Veley and Lyon went out in the
service machine looking for Mogul-
SKI. They saw him driving down
Main street and went after him.
incarceration Forces Out Truth
Two wife heaters were arraisned |
before Judge Benjamin w. Alling in |
police court this morning ,one of |
them showing an inclination to lie,
sticking to his falsehoods so stub
bornly that the court was forced TO
impose so day jail sentence and
lock him up for almost an hour be-
fore he would tell the truth. The in
generation and the thought of
spending 80 days in the county Jail
reduced the prisoner to submission
aud he sent word to the Judge that
he was ready to tell the truth. The
court then suspended the Jail SEN
tence and placed him in care of
Probation Officer Edward c. Con-
molly.
The man vas Joseph Baldiga of
$50 Smith street, who was arrested
by Patrolman Axel Carlson last
night on charges of breach of. the
peace and assaulting his wife. The
policeman told the court that when
he arrived at the ouse, Mrs Bal
olga was walking around holding
her head and crying. The husband
was alleged by her to have struck
her In the face during an argument
over the supper
Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods found
the woman In different frame of
mind this morning and it was only
under pressure that she testified
that her husband struck her. The
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19
GOODS NOT ORDERED
ARE NOT WANTED HERE
Unsolicited Merchandise Proyolxcs
Wrath of Many Local People,
Postmaster Learns

New Britain people are complain
Ing to Postmaster II. Z. Erwin about
Hood of merchandising products
which are being mailed to local
residents without being order cd, with
the suggestion that the recipient
either pay for them or send them
back.
While it is said there are hum
dreds of these packages being
shipped into this city, nothing can
be done by the postal authorities,
since so far as the law is concerned
the method of selling Is legitimate.
The packages are said to contain
necktics, post cards, religious arti-
c)cs, etc. Each package Is accom-
panied by a letter stating that the
recipient can purchase 1t by pay
ment of the regular price, or can re-
turn the goods by mail, return post
age being guaranteed.
The recipient has the option of re-
fusing the package and by simply
crossing out the local address, or by
writing "Refused' on the envelope
can send it back.
Some people have done this
number Of times and have an
nounced that they are tired of being
annoyed in this manner. One man
Is reported TO have said he would
hold the goods until the firm sent a
messenger for them. The recipient
is said to be under no legal obliga-
tons as to the disposition OF the
package, but as long as 1t is properly
mailed and the postage paid. the
postal department cannot interfere.
Tho post office officials however will
not accept these packages if they
are insured.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19
ADVICE ON HOW
TO KEEP Dummies
A Few Timely Tips for the
HuntSmen by Morris Alderman
(By Morris Ackerman)
Don't let your rabbits spoil.

| (By Morris Ackerman)
Don't let your rabbits spoil.
Many hunters bag rabbits but
know little about keeping them
from spelling.
Here are a few suggestions.
When you ease up In your hunting
about noon, draw each rabbit you
have bagged.
Cut a silt down the undor side,
take out all matter, drain off the
blood and, If water Is handy, dash
a cupful or so inside each bunny.
IT the weather is warm 1t is good
10 stuff the rabbit with green grass
or leaves. The grass or leaves will
absorb much of the moisture from
the body.
When the days hunting is over
draw each bunny, cut slit on the
rear legs, above the first Joint, be-
tween leg-bone and tendon. Run
string through these Sits and hang
the rabbits in cool place.
IT stream or pond Is near, place
the Dummies along side and cover
them with box. If cool water Is
not handy. place the Dummies on the
bare ground and cover the bodies
from insect life.
If you are on trip of several
days. and the weather is warm, tho
only way to keep the rabbits Is to
draw them, skin and clean them
completely, cut them up and parboi
about five minutes in boiling water,
1t Is better to leave the Dummies In
the field for other days than to bag
more than you can properly care
for
The cottontail Is a splendid morseI
OF food. 1t furnishes millions Of
pounds of delicious and palatable
hesh to more millions of persons
each fall. Either fried or Stewed, It |
Is as good as any chicken that ever
lived.
And don't forget that bunny Is
a clean eater and clean liver.
Vegeta hos, fruit and herbs are It's
menu.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19
CONSIDER MEMORIAL BRIDGE

Sentiment for a memorial bridge
in either the Willow brook or Stan
ley Quarter park is reported to be
growing among members of the
common council. There Is need for
bridges in both parks and in addi-
ton to honoring the memory of the
servicemen of the war OF 1898, the
bridge would at the same time be
serviceable and beautif5 the park.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19
CONFERENCE ON COAL

Mayor A. M. Paonessa plans a
conference Of coal dealers to be held
this week to discuss the best meth
DDS of procedure in the event that
the coal strike causes serious crisis.
The mayor feels the time has come
for decisive action by the govern.
ment and has expressed surprise
that no action has been taken.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19

New Britain's second hand mar
ket rotates around the Herald CLASH
! fed Ads.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19

Dollars for your reading-usc the
CLASSIFIED columns every day.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19

Paul Berenbach light heavyweight champion of the world
shocking ms opponent King Solomon of Panama. through the
ropes in the eighth round the Polo Grounds New York cv
Berenbach held the king safe all through the fight winning
technical knockout in the NINTH when the referee STONED The
fight. ~ ~
New Britain herald., 1925-10-19

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Milford chronicle., 1925-05-01

THAT OUR FIREMEN are worthy
of support by the people and that
their voluntary WORK is appreciated,
was shown by the large attendance
at benefit performance at the Plaza
Theatre last Monday night. By far
the number of persons from out of
town outnumbered, those who resid-
ed in Milford in that audience. The
men or women who rent homes are
Interested in having competent fire
department, to prevent loss of their
household property, almost equally
with the owner of the property in
which they live. The firemen de-
serve liberal support, because of
their public service without pay, and
the owners of all kinds of property,
will find that they are directly in
terested financially, by prevention of
a loss when fire threatens from their
own, or adjacent property burning.
The fremen of Milford deserve all
they receive from the public.
Milford chronicle., 1925-05-01

loan failures in history. The total
number of recorded failures report
ed for the 80 years of association
development in this country was but
8S.
No concerted effort has been I'M
dertaken to standardiZe the move
ment. Nothing can be accomplished
along that line until common fund
of knowledge of the entire subject
is acquired. This is to be made
available through the publication of
a complete text book, following Is
months of exhaustive research by
DR.. Horace F. Clark and the writer,
entitled Elements of Modern
Building and Loan Association"
This work was done under the aus
pices of the American Savings,
Building and Loan Institute and the
supervision of DR.. Richard 7. Ely
as editor-in-chief. Macmillan Com
pany now have the manuscript for
The various city and state build
ing and loan leagues, and group con
ferences, are merged in the national
organization known as the United
States League of Local Building and
Loan Associations. To meen the spe-
clal need for real educational WorN
the American Savings, Banking and.
Loan Institute was formed.