New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-30
ford; John w. Titcomb. superin-

oiiSielA GSi NIICS lOI w llUQI .
Weed, who died Tuesday evening.
Were held at o'clock this afternoon
at his late home. IS Central street,
Forestville. Rev. Hubert d. Jones,
pastor of the Prospect Methodist
church, officiated and burial was in
the Forestville cemetery.
The funeral OF Walter Ableski,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Ableski
of Is Dwight street, who died Tues
day morning as the result OF a bull
let wound accidentally inflicted by a
boy companion the previous day.
was held at o'clock this morning
at ST Stanislaus church. Rev.
George Bartlewski celebrated the
high mass of requiem and burial
was In the new st. Joseph's ceme-
terry.
Funeral services for Bennett s.
Gillette were held at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon at the funeral home of
James J. Dunn on West street.
BURIAL was in West cemetery.
The funeral of Albert Peters,
seven year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Pasquale Peters of Murray road
who was drowned in New Haven
Tuesday was held at 10 o'clock this
morning at st. Anthony's church.
Key. Louis Beccaris celebrated the
hish mass OF requiem and burial was
IN the new st. Josephs cemetery.
Although Charlie Stevens of Hart
fourd outfought Micky Todd of
itchlleld IN the main bout at Muzzy
feld last evening. the contest was
declared a draw by Referee John
Wills The card last night was
staged under the auspices of the
bristol Sportsmen's club following
elght postponements. A crowd es-
umattd at 1900 attended. The re-
SUITS OF the other bouts were as fol-
lows; 10 pounds, Joe Mendez, Bris-
'ol' scored technical k. o. over
Johnny Troy, Hartford. End round.
Ia pounds, Frank LeFebre won the
declslon over Ernie Pendo, Hartford.
1873 pounds. Hank Lynch won over
Hahnel Pasodo, Hartford, after the
la'.er left the ring in the first round
canning foul, which was disal-
io"ed; Joe Marine, Hartford, de-
clslon over Frank Stone. Bristol.
100 pounds, Joe Melino. Bristol and
leady freeman, Watertown, draw.
1873 pounds, Tony Laviero, Bristol
gwen Questionable decision over Sid
cunning, Hartford; 124 pounds
JOHNNIE Byra. Hartford. decision
over Mike Cavalieri, Bristol: 40
pounds Micky Todd, Litchtield and
Stevens, Hartford.
during the evening, Al Matera NJ
New York, who appears on 2 card
IN Waterbury tonight was intro
auced to the audience bv Announcor
George Dunn.
Trucks Collide
rucks operated by Russell In.
Seph OF 213 Jerome avenue and C.r
iNelo ferraro of y Meadow stree,
1olllued on Pennington ayenue
" Wednesday afternoon. The Jospnb
- ueN was turned over by the col.
'is!on but no one was injured.
,oa no'il ar'Vers We're ordered to dp-
pear before the prosecuting -,
,orhey Friday morning by OFFICER
EDWARD O'Connor, who invest;,.ta.
the accident.
Taken to Jail
Sieve poJa,,I-;
'iorhlns was bound over TO mo
.eAl term OF the superior court NV
uose William J. Malone OF tho Loco, |
10y court on charges of their ~
,is'oi' breaking and entering ava
iieit OF automobile, was remov.a
. the Hartford county iai1 Wa
~ ','uay AFTERNOON. Although his neo-
ne expressed d WILLINGNESS to f,,,
lfsn d pond of $1,000 for hi, re-
case their offer was not accentaa
' go use OF the fact that Polaski :.
.ieo wanted by the federal authou;
ieS VINO wish to deport him on ~
rounds that he is a habitu,, au;.
nal. uai crlln-
rolaski was arrested bv tbe ,ooa,
'oi'ce last Monday as he was 20
''ea from the states prison !,
nersfleid after having served two
llu one-half years for the theft ~
- au'omoblle in Bridgeport in
nuarv, 1926. When presentod ;n
ne local court he pleaded guiltv 70
nc charge OF the pistol theft bu,
W. su'i'y TO the other two charges
no waived examination. He is ren
e'ehted by Attorney Thomas r. Nc.
'oho1lsh OF New Britain,
Band Concert On Green
tonight, weather perm,tt;,o a..
"" departure Band will give an.
'her or Its popular concerts on Fed
clock.
director Becker who before COM
NJ with the New Departure b,nd
as a cornet soloist with seraro, -.
ne leading touring bands of tho
oui''ry' is down on the program TO-
'Sn' lof Massa's in the Cold. Cold
,, 'ound' a cornet rendition of This
ia southern melody with variations
he Overture to William Toll"
men is always well received will ,
g Played early in the program To.
- Ii. with Charles Widmayer play-
Is me English horn and Ralnb
ro'h"ell the flute. The program is
ne or variety and is as follows.
l. March The Pioneer" Goldman '
= Overture toy William Tell,
'''.'..... ......... Rossinj |
Charles Wldmayer. English horn: t
Ralph BrothWell, flute) f
his music centers around the I
'mous old Swiss patriot, who shot
lie tyrant who made him shoot the ,