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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-12

Manzel a manzelka.
Louis Blei, 54 roxy stary 2.
Eulice Canton strelen byl tri-
krate nedeli rano manzelkou
svoji, Alice Blei. Tato zatcena
byla kratce po skutku uvez-
nena ma vychodnf stanici. Pc
I-slozeni zaruky v obnosu $1,000
byla propustena ma svobodu do
II. srpna, kdy souzena bude.
Manzel jej1 zraneny tezce
lecen jest Bay View nemocni-
ci. Dve kule vnikly do jeho O.
bliceje a tretf do prsou.
Manzele utkali Sc hadce O
pen1ze. Manzelka vycitala man
zeli, re utraci. Vyvinu1a Sc
mezi mimi z hadky rvacka.
Manzel pocal manzelku skrtiti
Tato vytrhla Sc mu, skocila k
posteli, uchopila revolver pod
polstarem schovany a troji ra-
nou sklatila manzela.
Policii Sc vymlouvala, ze N.Y.
slela, re revolver nen1 nabity a
ze Jim manzela jenom postra-
Siti chtela.
Sestnat rokG stara Lillian
A. Butler Gibbons avenue u
Hartford road, pozadala O po-
moe v nalezen1 uprchleho man
zela, Johna w. Butlera, ktery
cd nj utekl druheho dne po
svatbe.
Sc ctitelem svym domu u
jela do Easton, Md, a tam Sc S
MIN nechala oddati. Druhy den
po manzelu nebylo slechu ami
pc nejakych tech penezfch, co
jim zbyly. Nynf manzelka pri-
chazf k nahledu, re snatek je-
jich byla "zmylena."
- Nestastny mad tim, re
manzelka jej opustila, William
Snoddy, "a roxy stary, naterac
y w. North avenue, zastrelil Sc
" pondelf v Richmond, Va. Man
zelka ujela cd neho Balti-
more do Virginie vzavsi Sc
bou jejich jedine d1tko.
- Po tri dny hledany Frank
Po tfi dny hledany Frank
DeCosta, jinak Salvatore Cos
tanzo, 40 rokI stary, zatcen
byl, kdyz vessel do holicske dill
ny v 100 bloku Greenmount
avenue. Manzelka jeho tezce
jim zranena, lez1 v Mercy ne
mocnici. Manzel zranil il brit
YOU v dome jejich ma Guilford
avenue ma obliceji, krku, tele a
nohou. Manzele pred nejakym
casem Sc rozesli, kdyz manzel-
ka pojala proti manzeli pode-
zfenf, re tento ma jeste jednu
zenu v Rochester, N. Y, kan
nekolikrate k nj zajel.
Kdyz vratila Sc We ctvrtek v
noel domd, nalezla v loznici sve
sveho manzela, ktery il pre-
mlouval aby Sc MIN smirila.
Kdyz odeprela, hodil j ma po-
stel vrhl sc ma nj S britvou v
ruce. Sousedka slysic vykriky
napadene, pTibehla ku pomoci.
We dvefich zahledla jiz jenom
utlkajlcfho DeCostu.
DeCosta do nedavna byl hui
debn1kem v restaurantu. Dr.
zan jest pod zarukou $4,000.
- Sc strelnymi ranami v
hlave, zaludku a nohou Eliza
beth Flagler z Fish House
Lane, lei tezce zranena We
zdejsl vseobecne nemocnici.
Podle policejniho vysetreni
stTflel po nj manzel skrze dve-
re, kdyz Sc We stredu vratila z
domu sve matky, u niz zGstala
cd nedele.
Manzel strfleti pocal, kdyz
manzelka mu vycftala, ze il
jest nevernym. Spor pocal v
nedeli, kdy Flagler zahlednut
byl svojf zenou, kdy sedel v au-
tomobilu jinou. Flagler ma to
hodil po zene cihlou a pax Sc
ma nj rozejel automobilem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-08-12
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B. j. SVEJDY
2O24 ASHLAND AVENUE
Vas uver Jest dobry.

vas uver jest dobry.
Name nejlevnejsi zlate sperky,
hodiny hodinky v meste.
Ma male splatky SOC aneb
$1.OO tydne.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
CHICAGO TEACHERS
| PAY TO CONTINUE.
lead of School Board Says
Reduction Will Not Be
! Made Despite Deficit.

Ev the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. October despite
81 500, 600 deficit in the educational
fund. teachers in the Chicago public
schools will not receive any reduction
"a their salaries. !. Lewis Coath.
president of the board Of education
promised IN statement issued yes
,erdav. Because of the deficit, ii had
heen indicated for several weeks that
the teachers salaries would he cut ,"
rer cent this year. or that all schools
would he forced to close.
President Coath said that Mayor
William Hale Thompson had made
necessary arrangements to keep the
schools open and the salaries intact
President Coath warned the teach.
ers against contributing to the fund
which Miss Margaret Haley, business
gent of the Chicago Teachers Fed
Grafton, is collecting to finance an IN
dependent assessment of Chicago
property in an effort to show that
present official assessors are ineff1ciel>
and are not collecting taxes in ac-
cordance with property values in
Chicago.
"If anv teacher is weak-minded
enough to contribute one dime to Miss
Halev's fund. and the matter is
brought to my attention" Mr.. Coath
warned. II will not consider that
teacher fit subject to teach the chill
dren of Chicago"
Miss Haley laughed at President
Cnaths warming TO teachers.
MIR. Coath's attitude toward teach
er's pay cut has been known to
change" she said. ION June ;, he
said there would be a raise in teach
ers' salaries. on June 30 ne said there
would he a cut, on July % no cut. on
August u cut and now he says
there will be no cut.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
U. S. GIRL TO BE STAR.
Grace Moore Will Sing for Metro
politan This Season.

NEW YORK, October l P).-An-
other young American soprano will
sing for the Metropolitan Opera Co.
this season-Grace Moore, former
musical comedy star. who was born
at Jellicoe, Tenn. She is now at An
tibes, on the Riviera. where she has
been studying for the opera. but will
sail for New York on November !.
Miss Moore is 2s years old and is
the daughter of Col. i. l.. Moore,
prominent Southern business man.
She made her New York debut in 1921
in Raymond Hitchcock's "Hitchy.
Koo." The next year she had a prom
inent part in up in the Clouds" In
1925 she sang in the Music Box Re-
vue" and then went to Europe, where
she sang with the All-American Grand
Opera Co. in Paris and Nice. For the
last two years she has not appeared
in public.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Long Handled
Bath Brushes. 30c

Wooden handled brushes
filled with good quality
bristles. And nice long
handles with which you
can reach your back,
kann s-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
10000 MILE HONEYMOON
ne VANDERBILTS ENDS
Couple Back in New York After
Cruise That Took Them to 80
Mediterranean Ports.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October AFTER
honeymoon cruise of 10000 miles, Will
Am h. Vanderbilt, I'd. and his bride
OF a month were at home today.
Vanderbilt and his second wife. the
-ormer Mrs. Rosamond Lancaster
warburton. arrived at Northport Bay,
Long Island, on the Vanderbilt yacht.
Ara, at the end of a cruise that took
them to 80 ports in the Mediter-
ranean.
They went Immediately to Wander
bilt Mansion. at Northport Bay, where
they will stay pending Winter occu-
pancy of Vanderbilt's Park avenue
apartment. a cooperative home of 25
rooms on two floors, connected by
marble stairway.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
5 Pocket Shoe
Bags. 33c

-Colorful cretonne shoe
bags, in various attrac-
tive patterns and both
light and dark colors.
Each with eight pockets.
Mann Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
COURT DlSMISSES
GARDEN HOSE FIGHT
Woman Wins Water Battle With
Neighbor Who Showered Her
Baby in Yard.

The case of Mrs. Lulu Maxwell of
c04 Adams street northeast, who, &C
cording to her testimony. defeated
Mrs. Thelma +. O'Brien of 202 Adams
street northeast in a fight with a
garden hose because her hose was a
little stronger, was dismissed by Judge
Mattingly in Police Court yesterday
morning.
The curious spectacle Of the two
dignified matrons spraying each other
arose. Mrs. Maxwell said, from Mrs.
O'Brien's insistence on sprinkling her
neighbor's lawn while watering her
own, and on this particular day from
the fact that Mrs. O'Brien let the
spray from her hose get on Mrs. Max
wells baby. who was standing in its
own front yard about foot from the
wicket that divided the two lawns.
Seeing her baby showered, Mrs.
Maxwell said, she turned her hose on
Mrs. O'Brien and the contest to see
who had the stronger hose waxed
furious. According to Mrs. Maxwell.
Mrs. O'Brien was vanquished.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

With little paint YOU can have most attractive
breakfast set at very little cost. The sets are
made of well seasoned lumber, with either square
or round leaf tables and four chairs in the very
popular and good-lookng Windsor style with four
spindle backs, and saddle seats. better value will
be hard to find.
Kann's-Fourtf Floor
Evening star., 1927-10-02

-Attractively patterned
Cretonne Garment Bags,
in bright pretty color
ings. and each bag will
hold eight garments with
out mussing. Just the
things to keep your
clothes free from dust.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

You merely purchase Sa."3
worth Of records as first
payment. Ard then pay the
balance in monthly install
ments.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Relatives Of Child Hit By Auto
Threaten Driver of Another Car

Mr.. Conlon said he drove along
Beaver street and intended to take
Mr.. Pagan 10 the Stanley Works,
where they are employed, but it
happened that Mr.. Pagan was lunch
ing away from home and had for
gotten to tell Mr.. ConIon when he
left him at noon. Consequently Mr..
Conlon was sounding the horn on his
car for several minutes and was
puzzled at Mr.. Fagan's failure TO
answer. knowing nothing Of the ac-
cident, Mr.. Conlon could not under
stand the reason he was surround
ed, but on looking back he saw the
child in the road. There was no sign
OF the car which had caused the &C
cldent.
At New Britain General hospital
it was said that the child's name
was Rose Dezzio. aged about two
years, OF Sc Beaver street. She vas
found TO have small superficial
abrasions on the left leg and was
taken home after being treated.
1t was learned that a young man
named Aparo, living at So Beaver
street. was driving the car and the
little girl was trying to catch on,
unknown 10 him. Detective Sergeant
George C. Ellinger is investigating
the accident.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Weddings
Observation-Disclosures

The wedding OF Miss Minnie Grit
macher. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar +. GritZmacher of $50 Hart
street. and }. Cornelius Hansen OF
Portland. took place this afternoon
at the home of the brides parents,
Rev. DR.. George w. c.. Hill, pastor
OF the South Congregational church,
officiating. Miss Gertrude Gritz-
macher. sister of the bride. was
maid OF honor and the best man was
NelS Christensen of Perth Amboy,
n. J.
The bride was attired in a gown
Of blue crepe Elizabeth hand en-
broidcred, and carried a bouquet of
yellow roses. The maid Of honor
wore gown OF hand embroidered
rose georgette and carried Ophelia
roses.
Following the ceremony, rccep-
ton, which was largely attended,
took place at the home OF the brides
parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Hansen left on a
motor trip and upon their return
will reside on Perry avenue, Port
land.
Miss Gritzmacher was formerly
night supervisor at the Springfield
hospital. Springfield, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
City Items

! Helen Olschcfsky of East Hart
ford sold today through the Camp
! Real Estate Co. a six family apart
I Helen Chimonides.
The Catholic Daughter OF Ameri-
ca will meet in I. o. r. NJ. hall this
evening at o'clock.
Joseph Wratschko purchase ed
through the Camp Real Estate Co
a two family house on Vance street
from Salvador La Rocco.
! Hair dyeing a specially. NJ. W,
Hepp. 81 West Main street, Tel.
46.--advt.
Moore Bros, Fish Market. Sue
, cessors Commercial Fish Market. our
reputation is your guarantee of first
quality fresh fbh.--adNt.
William Peterson of 50 Trinity
street has left for Orlando, Fla, to
join the Pfeiffers Melody King 5
orchestra.
Patrolman John OBrlcn reported
on going off duty this morning that
a dog owned by Peter Wrubel Of I 4
Beatty street had attacked Anna
Slahtasky, aged 10. of 1855 Hartford
avenue, when Sh" went to a dress
makers establishment at IA Beatty
street last evening. The dog knocked
the girl down and bit her on the left
instep, the officer reported. Captain
Kelly referred the matter to Dog
Warden Walter WAGNER.
A daughter was born at New Brit
ain General hospital today 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Bialkow sky of 5 80
Broad street.
Edith Malamud. IS year old
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Alex Ma
lamud OF 50 Hartford avenue, was
reported resting comfortably at New
Britain General hospital today. UNI
der treatment for q fracture of the
spine, the result of a fall from the
second story veranda at her home.
about $50 Tuesday evening. The
veranda railing gave way and she
Laurel Court, o. OF A., will meet
Friday in Masonic hall. A social
will begin at $50. supper viii be
served at $50 and tn" regular
meeting will begin at 7:45 o'clock
y Nash Suit or Overcoat, s92.9O.
Joe Ryan. 1S4 North street. Tel
o9o9.-advt.
Reports Of the last district con-
terence at Hartford We're made 10
the New Britain Rotary club today
by President Orville +. Parker and
Secretary r. II. McElhone.
l.. NJ. Barnes of Lincoln street left
this morning for his plantation at
Woodbine, Ca, whore he will spend
III" winter. Alfred Miller of Ledge
court accompanied him.
Miss Flora l.. Humphrey Of sol
West Main street has arrived in the
United states from London.
Suit for 500 damages has been
brought against Henry YOuck OF this
city by Mary Ra"r OF Southington.
claiming ron-paymont Of q debt. At
torney Donald Gaffney represents
the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
BAGGISH SUFFERING
failing OF memory


ter contained a description Of Bag
gish and asked that ii he appeared
in that city his presence be report
ed to the father at once.
According to Mr.. Egan on Sep
TENDER IS. this friend saw a man
answering to Baggish's description
on the street near his place OF bust
ness and recognized him as the
missing Hartford lawyer. Baggish
was ILL., his clothes were torn and
he dra gglcd as though the wearer
had been long out doors and had
been wandering.
This man asked Bagcish to tell
his story, but the lawyer refused to
talk and he was taken 10 hospital
Baggish's discoverer notified HIS
father and the elder Mr.. Baggish
left last Friday for the west,
Yesterday Mr.. Egan received word
from the father that he was with
his son and this Information was
forwarded by Mr.. Egan to the init
I'd States district attorneys office
with assurance that Baggish could
he brought back II the federal au-
thorities wanted him.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Deaths
James +. NfalOney

James F. Maloney, about So years
old, of us Monroe street, died this
morning at o'clock at his home
following an illness of three years.
Born in New Haven, he married
in that city and moved to Berlin
where he lived until six years ago.
He came TO New Britain and was
employed as steam filter by Rus
sell & Erwin FOR some time. He had
been employed as inspector OF the
water mains OF the city for two
summers. Fraternally he vas asso-
ciat"d with the Foresters court OF
Berlin.
He leaves his Wife, Mrs. Annie T.
Malon"y; a son. James A. Maloney,
an employe of the sales department
Of the Stanley Works: a daughter.
Miss Margaret NJ. Maloney. a steno-
Crapher in Hartford: a sister. Miss
sarah +. Maloncy OF New Haven
and several nieCcs and nephews in
New Haven.
Funeral arrangements, in charge
OF Joseph A. Haffey Co, are in
complete.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06

There was some discussion OF the
merits of having detectives from the
local detective bureau visit the
stores during their busiest hours
every day. Chief of Police Hart and
several members of the detective
bureau, including Sergeant Patrick
@ Mara will be invited to the next
( meeting.
After the meeting Chairman by
son pointed out that there is an in
crease in the mount of unsolicited
merchandise coming into the city
after a recent lapse. The packages
at this time are Of Christmas mer-
chandise, neckties, post cards and
other gift articles. Post cards sell
ing % for a dollar are coming in
! in large volumes, Mr.. BENSON re-
ports.
/ The usual request is made that
/ persons receiving unsolicited pack
idseS turn them over to the Cham
iEtr Of Commerce, which will relieve
them of all responsibility for pay
! ment or return.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
WITNESSES GIVE
MURDER TESTIMONY
Web Being Drawn Around John
Billadella


loIrlHS'oll' NollH'' t''' "A
lnf Resumption VI me IRA % 'o'lil
o''id'e'4"' - ttl'i stu Win l4e
III ulu'T OF NOSE beruInl' len' III 'he
sup iol court dl I''rI'l''u To-Day
tl'e MS witness '''ieu was burton
r. -Noole Vi Nllls'eu' VINO teslIAe1
o3leI'E concerning Pho'osraph ne
idd taken OF 'he coal nin IN the
>'' fhsiala III 'on'Pan! nllld-
IHS' NH'io 'h' siIl Is dI'ssd 10
nave p''n aNach"d ana ie't 10 die.
Joseph tarFoii NiNS'ed police
man next on me S'ahh' 'es'liied as
10 ms WISH 10 'he swamp where the
sIrt podE was 1ouhd on July "a
deHcri"'hg no" the pody was wrap
pea ana 'lcd III onrlap Win IN" eN-
cep'ion OF 'he legs Whlch were bare
from me knees down.
Later he visited we b'lIadelia
nome ana round an automoplle
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
ZI.IDON-K ARATEY

Miss Antoin"tto karatey. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Simon karatey of
sos East Main street. and Algert
Ieldon. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Zedon of G45 Hartford avenue, were
married yesterday morning at 8
o'clock in st. Andrews church, Rev.
+. Y. Grikis officiating.
Joseph Zeldon. brother OF the
bridegroom. was best man and Miss
Frances karatey. sister of the bride
was maid OF honor. The bride was
attired in a gown of white taffeta
with veil and carried a bouquet of
bridal roses. The maid of honor wore
taffeta gown OF peach and old rose
and carried tea roses.
After a wedding trip to New York
city, the couple will make their
home at 9S North street.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
City Advertisement

Notice is hereby given that a
hearing will be held before the
Board Of Public Works, City OF New
Britain. in Room sos. City Hall at
$50 o'clock Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der nth. 1927. on the proposed TAX
ing of land for highway purposes.
from Winthrop st. to Monroe ST.
same to be known as Brady avenue.
and establishing street and grade
lines thereon.
All interested persons are request
I'd to be present at said hearing. #
they see cause. and be heard in re-
lation to the same.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
G. n. Johnson. Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
TO Close BLOCK
ON CHESTNUT ST.
No Through Traffic Between
Main and Elm for Weeks

Beginning this afternoon at |
o clock, Chestnut street was closed
for through traffic between Main and
Elm streets and will remain so for
several weeks. according to Superin-
tendent w. j. Bryan of the Con-
nccticut Co.
Workmen in the employ Of the
ing out tracks and removing old
switches. preparatory to installing
new switches.
Only five tracks will be removed
for the present, leaving two addi-
tional tracks into the barn and one
spur onto storage grounds. Extra
ears in occasional operation will be
stored at White Oak until the work
is completed.
The job involves an excavation of
about IA inches and filling and pay
ing so that tracks will be level with
the street instead of extending
above. 1t involves the Strengthening
Of the tracks running through the
center of the street and the relay
ing of eight new switches. This.
with the removal of a number of
poles and the setting of new con-
crete poles. changing of wires. etc,
will cost the Connecticut Co. about
$4,000.
Although the street will be closed
to motor traffic because Of the ex-
cavation, it will be possible to drive
into it from either end. and traffic
from the Elm street end to Corbin
place will be possible.
Trolleys will run through the
street for a few days. after which
they will be routed through Church
street for several weeks.
The new switches were shipped
from Bethlehem. Pa. Saturday and
were expected here today.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
City Advertisement
Rchcaring Osgood Avenue Lines,
Pennington Avenue to
COrbin Avenue
Hearing OssoOd Avenue Lines, Cor
bin Avenue TO Slater Road

Hearing Ossood Avenue Lines, Cor
bin Avenue to Slater Road
Notice is hereby given that a re-
hearing will be held before the
Board OF Public Works, City Of New
Britain, in room 500, City Hall at
1880 o'clock, Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der II. 1927. on the proposed TAX
ing of land for highway purposes
between Pennington avenue and
Corbin Avenue, same to be known
as Osgood Avenue. and establishing
street and grade lines thereon.
Also. a hearing on the proposed
taking of land for highway purposes
between Corbin Avenue and Slater
Road. same to be known as Osgood
Avenue. and establishing street and
grade lines thereon.
All interested persons are request
ed TO be present at said hearing II
they see cause. and be heard in re-
lation to the above.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
G. H. johnson. Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Mrs. Michael Rappanotti

Funeral services for Mrs Michael
EappanOtti Of 1911 T.&Sallc street
were held this morning at o'clock
at st. Marys church with a solemn
high mass Of requiem. Rev. Wal
ter A. McCrann was celebrant. Rev.
Walter j. Lyddy deacon. and Rev.
Thomas f. Lawlor sub deacon.
Mrs. Mary T. Cream sang pic
Jcsu" at the o1fertory and Nearer
My God to Thee" at the conclusion
OF services. The pail bearers were
Louis Cont. Charles Santi, Dominic
Ncrdini, BENEFIT Bartomicli, Algo
Naleria, and Louis Magnolia
Father Lawlor conducted the
committal services. Burial was in
ST. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Better Quarters for
Babies Are Needed

Hartford, oct P>-The questi N
OF better quarters for the babies at
the state farm for women at Mantle
was discussed by the full state board
of finance and control. meeting this
morning at the capitol. The board
of directors of the institution was
authorized to rent a nearby house,
known TO be available. for the winter
If necessary. This will, it is consid-
the farm until the new buildings
now in course of construction are
completed.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
F. L. Conlon, Former
Chairman of Public
Works Board, Surround.
ed by Crowd on Beaver
Street.

Mistaken for a motorist whose
car had struck child and who had
driven away without stopping TO as
certain the extent of injuries caused,
Frank l.. Conlon of u fremont
street, former chairman OF the board
OF public works, was surrounded in
his automobile by several relatives
and friends OF the child. as he
stopped in front of the house OF
Public Works Commissioner John L.
Pagan, IS Beaver street, about 12;45
today. Mr.. Conlon reported to Cap
tain Kelly at police headquarters
that he was unable to leave his car
so closely did the men press about
him, and for time he feared they
would do him violence.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Funerals
Miss Johanna Bowie

Funeral services for Miss Johanna
BOYLE who died at tho home Of her
sisterin-law. Mrs. Anna Boyle on
Stanley street. We're meld this morn
ing at II o'clock at st. Mary's
church. Rev. Walter A. Lyddy cele-
brated requiem high mass.
Organist John j. Cream played
during the services and at the con-
Clusion he sang II Need Thee
Gracious Jesus" The pail bearers
were Burton Erickson. Frank Scott,
stephen Mahoncy and Patrick Boyle
The flower bearers We're John, James
and Robert Erickson
Burial was in ST. Mary's Gene
terry.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
HEARING FOR POLICEMAN

Tho discipline committee of the
board OF police commissioners gave
4 hearing last evening to Super
numorary Officer Michael Lucas.
who VAS charged with drinking
while or duty. The committee will
present a report at the regular
meeting Of the board next Tuesday
evening
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Mrs. GaSpar MasOero

old. wife OF Gaspar Masoero of 617
West Main street. died late yester-
Gay afternoon at Hartford hospital
She was horn In Italy. She lived in
this city for the past % years.
She leaves her husband. two chill
dren, Patrick and E,lda of this city,
and a sister and brother in Italy,
The funeral will take place in st.
Mary's church Saturday morning at
Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
Mrs. Alexandria MaSOerO

Mrs. Alexandria Masoero. aged
A., wife Of Casper Masoero, Of 617
West Main street, died at the Hart
ford hospital late yesterday after
noon. She was a resident of this
city for over % years,
Besides her husband, she Is sur
vived by two children. Patrick and
FNda and a brother and sister In
Italy.
The funeral arrangements, IN
charge of I.araia and Sagarino. are
incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-06
MERCHANTS TO GUARD
AGAINST SH0PL|FTING


from the evil"
1t was decided that special efforts
will be made here. especially during
the coming Christmas season. to
have stores protected from thefts.
One merchant this morning stated
that In his store every counter. every
customer and every clerk Is within
sight OF some one every minute
His loss by stealing is small, al
though the temptations in his store
are considered unusually large.