New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-04-08

possible to set the exact time of the
entrance OF the burglars, It 10 t,e-
lleved that entrance was effected
shortly after II o'clock on Saturday
| night, An investigation under the
direction of Detective Sergea Mt
Daniel McGi|licudy has developed
| the fact that window on the mort
side of the house was Jimmied and
entrance made through it. This
| window is IN deep shadow. Indicl-
| tons are that attempts we're made
to gain entrance at other points also
Up to noon today. no clues had
been unearthed as to the identity
of the burglars.
y" Address Eagles
Thomas O'Donnell OF Kansas City.
a member of the staff OF the or
ganization department OF the fra
ternal Order Of Eagles. will address
the membership at Eagles hall IN
Meadow street on Wednesday eve
ming. Mr. O'Donnel has been 81
the speakers platform for number
OF years and is said to be forcefrl
and entertaining speaker.
Following his address, social
hour will be enjoyed.
Stanley JankoWski
Stanley. the -weeks-old son If
Mr.. and Mrs, Adam Jankowski Of
4i2 Oakland street. died at the home
OF has parents yesterday morning
from infantile troubles The funeral
was held at the home Of his par
"nts this morning at 10 O'Clock ard
burial Was in st. Thomas cemetery.
In the 'ity Court
Harry Stewart, Frank Robertus,
and David l+aNlor were each fined
s25 and costs by Judge William J.
Malone in The city court this MORN
ing. The three men were arrested
at ForestVille center last evening
follow 'g an autom obile accident
and were charg. d with breach of the
peace.
Chicago Trippcrs Return
A vociferors welcome was extended
to the returning high school cham
pionship Ia sket ball team at the high
school this morning. The team. re-
turning from participation In the
national tournament. at Chicago.
spent yesterday in Buffalo and Ma
CARA Falls. Word was sent to the
high school of the approach of the
team, The entire school was dis
missed for short time and as the
bus bearing the players rolled up to
the high school they we're met by a
great burst OF cheers. A more for
mai welcome took place at the reg
uIar Monday afternoon rally,
Vital Statistics
There were 81 deaths recorded at
the office of City Clerk Thomas B.
Steele during the month of March.
This number Is not considered ex-
cessiNe for this month of the year.
Library Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of
the board of library directors will
lie held at the libary this evening.
Several important matters will be
acted upon
J'ailHhial Sessions Resumed
The schools Of st. Joseph's and st. i
AIMS parishes resumed sessions this
morning following the annual Easter
vacation Since the public schools
adopted the new plan of an eight
week basis, the regular spring va
cation of the parochial schools g
held earlier in the season than that
of the public schools.
Daughters Visit Torrington
Members Of Sarah Z. Reynolds
tent. Daughters of Union Veterans,
Of this city will 80 to Torrngton to-
morrow night where a new tent VIII
,e formed. The local members will
cave from in front OF Odd Fellows
Hall at 1880 O'Clock.
Bristol People Divorced
Judge Edward NJ. yeomans in the
uperlor court last Friday granted a
|ivorce to Winifred f. Schwartz
rom Walter +. Schwartz of this city
N the ground OF desertion. She was
lven the custody Of minor child.
Clarice NJ. Schoolcraft, also OF this
lty, was granted divorce from
.rnest h. Schoolcraft on the ground
I lntolerable cruelty. She was given
he privilege of resuming her maiden
anne Of Clarice NJ Woods. The
lalnfif1s were represented by Attor-
ey James 7. Mather in both ac-
OnS.
Funeral Of Mrs. Chaplin
The funeral of Mrs. Mae G. Cha
in, wife of Mark G. Chaplin of Is
aylord street. who died at her
ONE on Saturday morning, was
cid at her late home this after
DON at o'clock. The Rev. Hubert
+. Jones, pastor of the Prospect
.ethodist church, was in charge of
le services. and burial was in West