New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-12
and first Tuesday in September
To Leave For West

To Leave For West
Oscar Ebb and Gunnar Ebb, both
of Stafford avenue, and Julius Cor
anson of Washington street will
leave early n Xt week for Denver.
Colo, where they expect to remain
tor several months The trip will be
made by automobile.
Mr., Goranson, who has been VIII
lage carrier in Forestville for the
past several months. has rendered
his resignation to take effect Satur-
day, July IA,
Forester, Meeting
A meeting of Court Ever We'll
come. Foresters of America. will be
held al s o'clock this evening in
Red Mems hall.
Mrs. Anna Carolina johnson
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Caro-
lima johnson. wife of Charles f.
johnson of Terryville avenue, who
died Tuesday following a two weeks
Illness. was held at ESQ o'clock this
afternoon at her late home. Rev.
John +. Klingberg of New Britain
officiated and burial was in West
cemetery.
Mrs. Johnson was born in kasa,
sweden, March S. 1868, the daugh-
ter of Kari Gustav and Anna Sophia
carlson AZ the age of IA she came
to this country with her parents,
settling in Portland. Conn. She was
married on February 5, 1856. In
New Britain to Charles Emanuel
johnson. For the past so years she
had been resident of Bristol
Surviving are her husband three
daughters, Mrs. Frank NJ. Gibney
OF Pittsburgh and Guitord, Mrs.
Gustaf Elmstedt of this city, and
Miss Maude Johnson, a teacher in
Hillside High school, New Haven:
and one son. Earl Il. Johnson of
this city; also by seven grandchil-
dren.
Alexander SwerCliuk
The funeral of Alexander Swer-
chuk of Beech street was held at
O'Clock this morning at the Russian
Orthodox church in Terryville. Bur
ial, in charge of Undertaken James
J. Dunn, was in the Russian Ortho-
dox cemetery of Terryville.
Bankruptcy Petition Filed
A petition In bankruptcy was flied
this morning in the United States
district court in New Haven by
Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in behalf
of William F. Roberts. proprietor of
the Boulevard Fish Market on School
street. Assets are listed at $4,000.
and liabilities at 1920. The mar
ket has been closed since the latter
part of June.
A diminutiye poodle dog caused
excitement on Main
when it was seized with fit in front
OF the Markson Brothers store The
animal. owned by Mrs. Susan Clear
ELI of 81 Murray Road. had in some
manner freed itself from the own
ers leash a short time before 1t
went temporarily mad and in spite
of its size. succeeded In clearing the
immediate vicinity of pedestrians
Attracted by the crys Of mad
dog" James Bride. proprietor OF a
nearby barbershop and dog fam
cier. went to the stricken animal
post office building, Cold water was
thrown over the dog with little or
no effect and Dog Warden Thomas
Ryan was called. He removed it to
the dog pound where 1t was attend
cd by veterinary. 1t will be held a
day or two for observation,
Condition Satisfactory
The condition of Jennie kowalski
of 81 Pine street. who suffered a
fractured skull and two crushed fin (
gers on Pine street Wednesday after
noon when her bicycle crashed into !
a truck of the Mutual Gas and Oil |
of Riverside avenue. was
reported as slightly improved by |
hospital authorities this morning. |
X-rays are to be taken today to de- |
Iermine whether or not she was In |
ternalIy injured. DIR. Lawrence H. /
Frost Of Plainville Is the attending |
Nlllldlll "A. Drew u Liam dN cIlue. |
his city, driver of the truck report
ed to Prosecuting Attorney James 7.
Mather this morning on instructions
ssued to him by Motorcycle Police
man James Burns, who investigated
he case. Although Drew was NOT
held, he was ordered to appear again
IN the morning of July 3oth.
Eagles Acquire Property
Property on the corner of West
md Orchard streets has been acquir-
I'd by purchase by the Bell City
Aerie, F'raternal Order of Eagles,
rom the estate of Armand S. Pons.
The transaction was completed Wed
2esday afternoon by officials OF the
eagles and Hubert A. Pons. execu-
or Of the estate. The purchase price
vas not divulgcd.
On the property In question are
NO houses. the larger of which will
re used for club purposes. Tenants
ave been notified to yacate prior
o August 1st The building will be
remodeled and will be
-eady for occupancy by the Eagles
IN October LIST.