New Britain herald., 1927-09-26

, of several towns had been notified, and when 1t was reported that d body had been found in New Bed ford. Mass, a check-up was started to see If 1t was the body Of Banach, but was halted with the discovery of i the body in the river
 { Reckless Driver Jailed Hjalmar Landers Of Forestville 1 was given 30 days in Jail by Judge | William J, Malone in the city court this morning on the charge Of reck- ! less driving and driving while un- ! der the influence Of liquor. Landers' car collided with d car driven by Irving Wilson of TerryvillA at the corner Of Brook street and Farm ington avenue week ago Saturday, making a total wreck Of the Will son car and iniuring the occupants l The Wilson car was mpletely ! overturned by the impact Mr. Will son being thrown to the highway and the occupants Of the rear seat being catapulted through the roof Of ] the car.
 , II was said that Wilson's car was wrecked beyond repair, and the car driven by Landers, who carried no l insurance, was also badly wrecked. Wife Bcatcr Gets 60 Days
 Charged with assaulting his wife on last Friday night. Michael | Shavostruck Of 10s Sixth street was given Go days in JaIl by Judge Will 1 liam J. Malone in the city court thIs morning. It was said that Shave struck, upon returning to his home last Friday night. found his wife sleeping in bed, and struck her sey- eral times and also jumped upon her. She managed to get to the window and she received a. severe cut on her foot through kicking out the window in giving the alarm.
 A wad of hair. said to have been pulled from her head in the fracas, was exhibited in court. Officers and witnesses said that the home Of the Shavestrucks was i'll bad condition, and vas cluttered up with bottles, mash and other evidence of the H. licit manufacture of liquor.
 Seeks Cover-Finds It
 When William H. Leech entered police station Saturday afternoon and complained to officials that one of the officers had told him to find a place to crawl out of sight, the chief took him at his word and locked him up until this morning. Leech claimed that some medicine which he had taken had made him dizzy Judge Malone placed him in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy.
 Jewish New Year
 Services in the Jewish synagogue on Laurel street at sundown tonight by Rabbi Samuel Plutzik will sig nalize the beginning of Rosh Has honah. the Jewish New Year. The New Year ends at sundown Wednes- day night. and during that time, many of the stores conducted by Jewish merchants will be closed. ! Rosh Hashonah will be followed by ten days of penitence ending with | Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. !
 Wins Hartford Saybrook Race
 Carl H. Mason of this city, driv- ing his SX-2, was the winner of the ! Hartford Saybrook outboard motor craft race yesterday, making the trip | in two hours and seven minutes | Mason, who is an experienced out | board motorboat racer. was the win ner in events at the Sportsmen's' field meet at Lake Compounce.
 Arthur Rattberg of Hartford fn- ished second, and Councilman W. Raymond Crumb Of this city was | third.
 Observe Past Sachcm's Night
 Compounce Tribe, I. o. R. NJ. . will observe Past Sachem's night at ] the Wigwam next Tuesday evening. ! The various chairs will be occupied . by Past Sachems Of the lodge. A | supper and social hour will follow the meeting.
 To Welcome New Pastor
 The members and friends of the . Advent Christian church on West . street. will tender a reception on ! Wednesday evening to the new pas tor and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. . Monbleau. MT. Monbleau, who 1 comes to this city from Plainville. succeeds Rev. John R. Fox, who re- | signed to take up a passionate In 1 Columbus. o. Rev. Mr. Monbleau will take up his new duties at once.
 The reception will be preceded by informal services at 7:30 o'clock.
 Elks Hold Clambake
 About 125 Elks attended the an- nual clambake held at the Fall . Mountain Fish and Game preserve yesterday. An excellent dinner was served. and the afternoon was spent with 8. sports program including quoit pitching contests and sack