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New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
PRAISES WAR MEMORIAL
William Beam, Superintendent of Construction, Feels Legionnaires' Location Is Ideal.

William Beam, who has charge of memorial on Walnut Hill, was the speaker at the luncheon of the Eddy-Glover Post, American Legion, club this noon at the home on Washington street. Practically every member of the club was in attend ancc. Mayor Weld also attended Hs ,a- guest Of Commander Harry Ginsburg
 Mr. Beam said that he had su- perviscd the construction of many memorials througho.s .Se country and he had never seen a more ideal spot than Walnut Hill park or more pleasant people to work with. The Hayes Construction Co., of this city has the contract to construct it. After short talk, ,Mr. Beam in- vited all eX-servicemen to visit him and he would explain the details of construction. He told the members that he was there every day and would greet all visitors and show them around, The memorial belongs to the people of New Britain and everybody is welcome on top Of the hill. he said.
 During the course Of his remarks he paid a high compliment to the children of New Britain saying that thousands Of them would go wading daily on the hill and never bother ed him or his men while they were at work. This fact is more remark able for the children didn't even have an attendant, he said.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Fascist Boys Group
 NOt With Boy Scouts

The youthful Fascist organiza - ton being formed in New Britain is in no way connected with the Boy Scouts of America and has not sought any connection with that or ganization. Scout Executive O. A. Erickson said today in correcting q report that q Fascist Boy Scout troop was being formed here. EX .cutive Erickson, at the request of national headquarters, took the mat ter up with R. D. Cubeddu, eXeCu- tive of the New Britain chapter of the Fascist League of America and has been informed that the Fascist society does not wish to ally itself with the scout movement.
 Mr. Erickson said he had no ob 1ection to the organizing of a Fascist Boy Scout troop provided it abidcd by the scout regulations and was organized in the usual manner. If it did not connect itself with the local council he informed Mr. Cnbeddu, it could not use the copyright word Scout" Mir. Cubeddu, in his re- ply, has stated that the organizatio Is to be known as the Fascist Bill leila. and is 10 carry out a program
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
COMMITTEE WOULD BAN|SH l. W. W.
Organizations Work in Mines
 Regarded Disastrous

Aguilar, Colorado, Oct. IT R- Punishment of I. W. w. agitators who have been active In preparing for a general strike in the coal mines Of this region was ordered here to- day by citizens committee follow ing a meeting with the town coun- Gil last night. Notice to vacate their headquarters and to quit the camp was served on the officers in charge this morning.
 A similar notice was served yes- terday by a citizens committee head ed by Mayor John J. Pritchard of Walsenburg on the l. W. W.s quar- ters at that place. At Walsenburg the committee raided the headqaur- ters Of the organization. seized the records and destroyed them. At the same time notice 10 all members of the organization to leave camp was posted.
 Mayor Frank Boccaccio presided at the meeting here at which the bantshment resolution was adopted.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Bristol Shoe Dealer
 S50OO Suit Defendant

Suit for s5.n00 damages has been
 brought against Harry Karp of this ctiy, doing business as the LaBclle Shoe store in Bristol by Louis Cor
 bort of Springfield, through William
 M. Greenstein. The plaintiff claims ronpayment of a bill for shoes. Dep snty Sheriff Martin II, Horwitz served the papers.
 Alexander and Leokadya Koren- kieWicz of Berlin have been named defendants in an action for fore closure of a mortgage, brought by Nathan Spiegel. Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Horwitz attached prop erty of the defendants in the amount of $500. The plaintiff says that a note has not been paid and he
 claims foreclosure of a mortgage.
 possession of mortgaged property in
 Berlin. foreclosure by sale and q deficiency judgment. Rosalia Sudol
 of Berlin is cited as a defendant, since that party claims interest through an attachment.
 Shit for $7j damages has been brought hy Augusta Camosci, through Nair X Nair. against Mary and Alex BorkO. The plaintiff claims damages for services rendered. Deputy Sheriff Horwitz performed service.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
C0NFESSES THEFT
 AT PARK ST. STORE
Prisoner Admits Taking Battery : at Ball Tire Co.

Henry Newman, sS. of 5s Mill street, who was arrested about 9:3O laSt night by Chief w. c. Hart and Officer G. W. Hellberg on suspicion of theft of an automobile battery in tho Ball Tire Co.,, 210 Park street, today admitted, the police say. that he entered the company's store and look the battery and was attemptin; 70 escape when apprehended In police court this morning, Newman's s case was continued until Wednesday morning for investigation.
 John Ball. proprietor of the Ball Tire Co. telephoned to the police station last night and reported that some one had entered his place through a window in the rear. Chief Hart and Officer Hellberg responded, other officers having been on an au- tomobile accident case, and New man. who apparently had been frightened away, soon returned and was about to enter relatives car, which was parked nearby. Chief Hart questioned him and he denied having been into the store. but the chief was suspicious of dirt on New mans hands and the odor of battery equipment. The chief also noticed that there were cookies on New mans clothes and by going a short distance into the yard the chief found that his clothes also became covered with them.
 Newman, who had been drinking, was taken to the police station, where he denied having been in Balls place. Today, however. the police say he admitted having en- tered through a window, He took a battery out of truck and was carrying it through the window when Mir. Ball heard him. The bat tery was found just outside the win Newman, the police say. admitted that he was overhauling his own car and found that he needed a bat tery which he could not afford to buy. Newman is believed 10 have made an attempt 10 enter the Ball Tire company place of business Sat urday night, also.
 Chief Hart said this afternoon that Prosecuting Attorney Woods will be given the facts in the case and Newman will be charged with theft or burglary.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Harvey P. Bissell Is
 To Be ReappOinted

Bridgeport, Oct. IT Pl-Harvey P.
 Bissell. of Ridgetleld. collector of customs for the Connecticut district will be re-appointed by President Coolidge a despatch to the Bridge
 port Times Star, this afternoon said, Mir. BisselNs name will go to the senate in December. This will be his second official appointment. Mir.
 Bissell was first named as q recess appointment by President Harding in August 1922. and in December 1928, his name went in for four years and this term will expire the coming December.
 The despatch said that Mir. Bis sells reappointment was agreeable to United States Senators, Mclean and Bingham, and at home he is endorsed by State Chairman J. Henry RorabaCk.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
FRAUD CLAIMED IN SUIT
Real Estate Dealer Accuses Clients of Transferring Property to De- pri,c Him of Commission Sale,

Alleging that certain property transfers were made for tho pur- pose Of defrauding him out of his commission, Joseph A. kloskowski, doing business as Joseph A. Kos koWski X Co, has brought suit for $2,oo0 damages against Joseph NJ. Zuk, Joseph Oleksy. Rosy Olcksy and Sophie Krakowiak, Papers in the action were issued by R. J. MonkioWicz and were served by Deputy Sheriff Matthew Papciak.
 The plaintiff claims that in Sep tcmbcr of this year Zuk owned property on Hayes street and en- gagged l<loskoWski to procure a GUS toner for il, Joseph Oleksy owned property on Silver street and he, also, engaged the plaintiff to secure a purchaser.
 Tho plaintiff alleges that, in order to defraud him out of his comms- sion. Zuk transferred his property to Sophie Krakowiak and Rosy Oleksy. the latter being the wife of Joseph Oleksy, and that Olcksy transferred his property to Zuk.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
BRITISH CRUISERS
 SALUTE COOLIDGE
Greet Executive Returning From
 Week-End Voyage

Washington, Oct. IT P'-Two British cruisers. the Calcutta and the Carlo, reaching Washington today, ran into an unexpected development of their program when they were met at the navy yard by the May flower with President Coolidge aboard.
 The Maytlowcr had just returned from q weekend cruise down the Potomac, and the British warships gave MT. Coolidge d 9l gun salute when the yacht was sighted as they rounded bend in the river.
 The president went 10 the bridge and with officers and men of all ships at attention, the British cruisers, steamed by the MayHower. the bands on the warShips playing the Star Spangled Banner and the Maylower band returning with the British national anthem,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Weddings
BRADDON.HANSFN

It was learned today that the wedding of Paul Bradion. former assistant physical director of the Y. NJ. c. A., and Miss Elsie Hansen of Trinity street. took place on Octo- Der s. The ceremony was per- formed at the parsonage of Trinity M. E. church at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. W. H. Alderson of- ficiated.
 Mir. Braddon Is physical director of the Cohoes, N. Y., Y. M. c. A.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
SHARP BREAKS IN
 NEW YORK MARKET
Renewal Of Call Money at 4 IA
 Per Cent a Surprise

New York. Oct. IT Pl-Pronounc- ed reactionary tendencies developed in todays stock market, presumably in reflection of the unsatisfactory character Of many current trade re- ports. Railroad shares offered fair ly good resistance to selling pres sure, despite the fact that Septem- Der earnings statements soon to make their appearance are expected to compare unfavorably with the same month last year, but many of the popular industrials were ham mered down i to points.
 Renewal of call money at IA per cent, after the unusually large increase in excess reserve last week was somewhat Of a surprise. but the subsequent lowering of the rate to 4 per cent, failed to check the liquda- port copper prices, there were few trade developments of interest dur ing the day.
 American Sugar Refining, which broke 5 points in late wave Of selling on Saturday. was carried down another 4 1-2 points today on predictions of unfavora ble third quarter earnings. Other sugars also were heavy. the reported increase in the European crop being bear ish factor on the Cuban producing shares.
 Sharp breaks took place Tn some Of the high priced specialties, In ternational Harvester, Abitbi Power and Commercial Solvents all selling down to 1 points. Frank G. Shat pools succeeded in elevating a few moro srecialt1es 10 new high ground.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Funerals
Carl Brown

Funeral services for Carl Brown of 24 Whiting street were held this morning at 2 o'clock with requiem high mass at St. Peters church. Rev. Charles Coppens was the celebrant
 Mrs. Matthias Rival sang Pie Jesu' at the offertory and the men of St. Peters choir sang a hymn at the conclusion of the services. Miss Hilda Braunstein accompanied at the organ.
 Members Of the Franz Ferdi nand Stam, L. o. R. M. and St. Stephens Nerein were the pail bear CTS and flower bearers. They also conducted the committal ritual. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
COURT HOLDS BOY IN CHECK FRAUD
Search Begun for Brother-in-
 Law Accomplice

Waterbury, Oct. IT LF - John
 Rembish, IT, Of IS Greenmount
 Terrace, charged with theft in con-
 nection with an attempt to pass & check missing from the malls of the
 Waterbury Trust Go. in Bridgeport Saturday was held in 5000 bonds
 for arraignment Thursday by Judge Abner r. Hayes in the city court
 here this morning. Meanwhile po- lice were searching for brother-in- i law believed to have been associated with Rcmbish in the check passing and postal inspectors are at work endeavoring to solve the failure of the bank to receive mail long over due.
 Bank officials this morning point cd out as far as is known at this time nothing of value is missing.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Chief Hart to Explain
 School for Policemen

Chief W. C. Hart has called a meeting of the members Of the police department for 2:3o tomorrow aft will explain the school idea which the board of police commissioners have ordered, and preliminary steps towards the actual work Of the school will pc taken.
 The final report on the Mcriden- New Britain baseball game will be given, also
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
ESTATES IN PROBATE COURT

The estate of the late August; Sodergren is valued at $4,522.14. ac cording to an inventory filed in pro bate court by the executriX, Mrs Gertrude Burnham. It consists ol property at 125 Smalley street. s4., GOO: one share Of Stanley-Svea Goa, x Wood Co. stock. S25; insurance, S270.50; deposit. Burritt Savings bank, s166.64, and household furni- turc, s60.
 The estate Of the late JoaEim Kolanczinl is valued at s2,660.15 according 10 an inventory filed. A deposit. Bristol Trust Co.,, amounts to $77S.61. and another deposit Central Savings Bank & Trust Co amount to sl,SS1.54.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Mrs. Batalinc Renaud

! Funeral services for Mrs. Batalne Rcnaud of PIT High street, who died Saturday morning and were held this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Peters church. Rev. Daniel Masse celebrated solemn high mass Of requiem. Rev. Charles Coppens was deacon and Rev. John F. Donohuo sub- deacon.
 George Dillon sang Ave Maria at the offertory, and Mrs. Matthias Rival sang Some Sweet Day. at the conclusion of services. The pail bearers were Henry Boilard, Louis Boilard. Delthis Marpimeau, Joseph LeBeau. Tilman Cormiere and Will liam Corlniere. The flower bearers were Lawrence Boilard and Herman Renaud.
 Father Masse and Father Dono- hue conducted the committal serv- ices. Burial was in St. Marys cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Davide l.. Mcclure of Wallace street is home on furlough from the |. $. navy training station at New port, E. I. It is expected that he will be appointed to the airplane carrier Lexington at the expiration of his training period.
 Anthony Fernaile. who enlisted In the navy through the office Of R. P Dordelman. local recruiting agent will be sent 10 Newport for two duty.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
STUDENT LOCKED LIP

Greenwich Oct. 17 LPl-Ross Lea man, 20, Fordham university stu. dent, who is said to have been ar
 rested and fined for evading respon- sibility q year ago, was locked up q,
 Cos Cob last night charged with operating an automobile while un- der the influence of liquor and for reckless driving. He also failed tc
 show a drivers license. Loaman was granted Continu-
 ancc until Friday in court today that
 he might secure counsel
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
BRAYNIEN-SMTTH

The wedding of Patrick Braymen of 170 Arch street and Miss Cath erine Smith, also of this city, was solemnized at St. Augustine's s church, Hartford, on Saturday, Rev. Francis Egan performing the cere- mony. The matron of honor was Mrs. C. Lavery of Hartford and the best man was John D. Smith. Upon their return from a wedding trip, the couple will reside at c5S North street.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

The following legal actions have been settled out of city court:
 John Zuvelli against Edward Me Murray. William M. Greenstein for the plaintiff, William F. Mangan fot the defendant.
 Michael Weinstein against Ed ward Greenstein. Greenberg X Lc- Witt for the plaintiff, Perkins, Wells X Davis for the defendant.
 Wladyslaw Kosakowski against Wladyslaw Tajmajer Stanley J. TracesN for the plaintiff, B. J. Monkiewicz for the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
MOODS TO NOLLE CASES

Prosecuting Attorney Woods said this afternoon that he will nolle the two manslaughter cases which were the outgrowth Of the deaths last week of James OLeary and Willis Corbin. The cases are scheduled for hearing in police court tomorrow moning.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
St. Andrews Junior Choir
 In EnjOyable Concert

Lithuanian folk songs and English Andrews Lithuanian church parish hall last night, when a special musi- cal program was presented by the junior choir of the church and several soloists.
 The choir. consisting Of SS girls. was under the direction of Prof. J. Britton, organist. The soloists were the Misses Anna Karlonis, Julia Grigutis Helen Grigutis. and Ernest Huck and John Matuls.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
AUTO KNOCKS DOWN FENCE

A portion of the fence along the highway on West Hartford road near the Para gon Inn was knocked down about 9 o'clock last night when struck by an automobile driv- en by James Fine Of 62 Grove street, Hartford. following a collision be- tween Fines car and car driven by Edward Sperry Of 79 Smalley street, this city.
 Sperry told Sergeant Stadler he was driving south and the other car was going in the opposite direction. The rear part of Sperry's car was damaged. Sergeant Stader arrested Fine on the charge of violation of the rules Of the road.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
PLIERS REACH FRANCE

Bordeaux, France, Oct. 17 (P) - The four British air force flying boats which started from Plymouth, England. today on an empire cruise, at Hourtin, near here. at D. m. The planes. which accomplished a flight of about 4o5 miles. expected to leave Hourtin tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
BOYS STEAL COOKIES

Officer James M. McCue found that hole had been cut in a card hoard window in Hoffman's Bakery on West Main street, about 10:30 last night. On investigation it was found that several pies had been smashed and a few cookies taken. It Is believed boys made the entrance as the hole in the cardboard is small.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
SUPREME COURT REFUSES
 MINE WORKERS X REVIEW
Constitutionality Of Red Jacket Con- solidated Attacked By Lewis and
 the United Mine Workers

Washington, Oct. IT R-The United Mine Workers of America and it's president, John L. Lewis,
 were refused reviews by the su-
 preme court today in 12 cases in which the federal district court for
 southern West Virginia granted in- functions to the Red Jacket Con-
 solidated the Borderland. and other
 West Virginia coal mining compan- ies, restraining the union and its officers from certain acts in their ! efforts to unionize coal mines in West Virginia.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
City Items

A sedan owned by Stanley Med wicki of 97 Sexton street was stolen from his garage Saturday night. ac- cording to his report to the police. and was found a short time later near the corner of Broad and Grove streets. An investigation Is being made by the police.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
HELD FOR ALTO THEFT

Henry Forsell aged 26. of 126 Fairyiew street, was in police court this morning on the charge of theft of an automobile from Wie2and's Grove few weeks ago and 8 con- tinuance for thirty days was order ed as another arrest is expected. Attorney Cyril F. Gaffney repre- sented Forsell. who pleaded not guilty. He IS under s1.00o bonds.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Deaths
Stanley kaCeuskt

Stanley Kacenski, infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Kacenski of 17 Horace street. died yesterday at the family home. The funeral was held this morning at 7:45 o'clock at Sacred Heart church. Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
MaN Street Briefs

Now York, Oct. IT P1Stock- holders of International Shoe Com pany will vote October 26 on a pro- posed split-up of common stock on the basis of four for one. with an increase in authorized common stock from 100000 to 4,O00,o0O shares.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
RESTAURANT INCORPORATES

Papers of incorporation have been filed by the Central Lunch in which Peter Vouras, GeorgF Mitchell and Angelo Tolls are named as corpora tors in the amount of s55, 900, with Sl ,000 paid in to begin business. Stock of the corporation is to be di- vided in $50 shares
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17

being made up specially for It.
 The executive council Of the scout council will meet at 3 o'clock We'd nesday afternoon and the board of review at 1880 o'clock that evening.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-17
Public tiliticS Stocks.
TREASURY BALANCE

Treasury Balance, $459,451,91S.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
CANADA NOT READY ID
 NEGOTIATE WATERWAY

WASHINGTON, July 19. (P-Ca- nada is not yet ready to negotiate with the United States for the St. Lawrence waterway project. Secre- tary Kellogg made public the Ameri- can note advising Ottawa that A. merica is prepared to discuss the subject, but Canada has expressed a disire to await the National ad- visory committee.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
"BABE' RUTH cLOUTs
 OUT 28TH HOME RUN

DETROIT, July 19. (P-The King is back on his throne again. When Babe Ruth clouted his 18th home run of the season, he caught up with Lou Gehrig, the pretender to the crown and when he walloped his 29th, he once more took his place at the head of the procession, in Saturdays game.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
COLUMBIA HAS CRUISING
 RADIUS 500 SQUARE MILES

NEW YORK, July, 19. P)-The Bellanca plane Columbia has crui- sing radius of more than 5000 miles, it's inventor declared in commenting upon the feasibility of it making the return trip. It is now announced that the big plane would be ready to start for New York Tuesday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
TWO HUNDRED DIE IN
 FLOODS IN SAX0NY

BERLIN, July 19. P)-Two mas sive walls of water swept through twin valleys of the Gottleuba and the Mueglitz rivers in Saxony, carrying more than 200 persons to their death. Clowdburst, far up in the hills, fol- lowing hours of terrific rain was the immediate cause of the floods. The Red Cross is rushing relief work.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
QUARREL, 0NE
 IS SHOT AND KILLED

LOS ANGELES, July 19. tE)-Fred- rick A. Stern, aged 40, wealthy hrok- fer and manager of the Rothukhide Gage and Finance Co. was shot and killed by his business partner, Jacob Goldstein, aged 56, early last night in what the police declared was an argument over the companies fi- nances.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
DAWES VISITING LOWDEN
 RIVALS IF COOLIDGE

CHICAGO, July 19. (P)-Vice-Pre- sident Dawes is reported to be visit ing former Governor of Illinois, Low den, at the latters home in Canada. The move is regarded as significant since both are political rivals of Pres sident Coolidge for Republican Pre- sidential nomination.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
CAs STATION STRIKE
 IN CHICAGO |S ENDED

CHICAGO, July 19. (P)-Strike of tank wagon drivers and gas station employees, which threatened to tie up Chicago motorists, was settled late Saturday. Details of the settle ment were still being worked out. At one time almost 50 percent of the filling stations were closed.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19
YOUTH FORMULA SECRET

LONDON, July 19. (P-Lord Bal four, next to Lord Roseberry the old est and certainly for his age the hal est and heartest of Britain's ex-pre- miers, may have an idea of what it is that has kept him so young for his years, but he is evidently disinclined to tell.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-07-19

F,rye's ice boxes are always open to the public's inspection.
Evening star., 1927-10-14

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