New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-12-31

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Alexander Rothke, s, and William
Merci. s. severely burned when
powder found at Glen street dump
explodes.
8. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell
of 236 Arch street 80 years married.
William II. Allen lowest bidder on
No. fire station in Stanley Quarter.
A. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Green
berg of &C Hartford avenue 25 years
married.
5. Mr.. and AIRS. j. G. Schneider
of Monroe street IS years married.
Angelo Serro fatally injured in
fall from cherry tree at 81 Ellis
street.
Miss Margaret B. Keith, 90. ac
cidentally shot and seriously
wounded by brother, Louis w.
Keith, at home, &c Market street.
6. Mrs. p. H. MCGUIRE of 2O6
McClintock road rescues nine
months-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kazekowski from fire in
house at 1893 McClintock road
.llo' JoStist Iohl Il, ~, dN p'i tCu W
Poland for beating alien law.
7. Population of New Britain
put at about 10000.
Harry Macaboy killed by falling
plank at new theater building at
! Main and Chestnut streets.
/ s. Professor David d. Vaughan
of Boston university chosen as new
/ leader of Everyman's Bible class in
/ this city.
| Unidentified man killed by truck
on Berlin turnpike.
William j. Regain president of
Tabs Fife and Drum Corps.
| 8. Dr. Marie P. Levinson resigns
as medical examiner for girls in
New Britain school department.
William Kelley of Engine Co. No.
8, "a years a member of the dept.
John J. Mack of 1876 Kelsey
street succeeds Thomas Orchard as
second ward councilman.
w. f. Curtin, Monroe S. Gordon.
Angela NJ Lacava. Harry l.. Nair
and Cornelius b. Prior pass bar ex-
aminations.
Commercial Company given 70l
per cent of school insurance by TO
8 vote of school board, despite fiery
battle.
10. Action of Donnelly Brick Co.
against City of New Britain for
SIS. 900 damages and an injunction,
arising out of alleged pollution of
plaintiffs pond sewage from Willow
Brook, 10 go TO Supreme court.
II. Rev. William Corliss, S. j., Of
33 summer street leaves for Island
of Mindanao in the Philippines. ,
II. Z. J. Hennessey dropped as
building inspector. To take effect
August l.
North end merchants ask ordi- '
nance committee to abandon idea of
one-way traffic on Main street.
Is. Louis Zapalinski, Z, dies of
lockjaw following injury received
when blank cartridge exploded on
July ).
Judge B. w. Alling candidate for
G. o. 2. senate nomination from
Sixth district.
Director of Traut & Hine Mfg. Co.
vote to distribute to stockholders
S225 per share as a second liquida
ton dividend in dissolution.
Hans Oquist, Main street railroad
gate tender, saves two from death
under train.
II. Parker-Buckey Baking Co.
merges with Is other baking con-
Germs and becomes unit of Liberty
Baking Corp.
IS. Terrific gale and thunder
storm does damage about city, in
Guiding the telling of foundry wall
at Maleable Iron Works on Myrtle
street
10. s Chase Coale OF Berlin APP
pointed sales manager OF American
Hosiery Co.
q. John A. Belardi, Jr., of
Plainville and Miss Margaret Palm
Of Bristol married at roadside Cere
mony on Crooked street. off Plain
villeNew Britain highway. by David
l.. Nair. marrying justice
%. Mrs. Adelinc S. Davis IS
years of age.
Thermometer reaches 1913 to 10
degrees in the sun and 80 or over
in the shade, as entire state swell
ters in grip of heat wave. Shops
close. hundreds sleep in parks and
prostrations are reported.
%. Alonzo G. Bull % years
Stanley Works employee.
"a. Curfew law proposed in
fifth ward to keep children off
streets after p. m.
&c. Charity dept. finds city en-
joying general prosperity.
Walter L. Bell dispIaces Joseph A.
McGrail as clerk of municipal gar
age commission.
Crowds throng st. Peters church
on Feast of st. Anne.
81. Frederick NJ. Holmes re-
elected president Of North and Judd 4
Mfg. Co.
IS. Mrs. Mary A. Wagner Of Gal
Arch street II years of age.
81. Mr.. and Mr5. Joseph A.
kasprow Of Maple street % years
married.
August
2. Artsur \. Rutherford sue
ceeds Edward J. Hennessey as city d
building inspector, relinquishing his
post as deputy.
3. Samuel Ziel drowned in
Pennington river as he seeks relief
from intense heat.
4. Temperature stands at 10 at
, p. m. with foundrics closed and
ho relief in sight.
8. Damage of 500 done by fire
in house on Hunter road owned by
Ninccnzo Rossitto. s
Mr.. and Mrs S. f. koploWitz %
years married.
II. Damage Of between $4,000 .
ana $4,000 done by fire of undeter-
mined origin at National Clothing