New Britain herald., 1929-12-31

-5-HduluGl NclSS ana MrS. hdtn- erine Weiss arrested on suspicion ot having murdered woman's husban ], John Weiss, and John Stehr. by poisoning beer. John Stein, the third Nictin dies after drinking beer. German BaptiSts hold convention with 2I5 attendants.
 %O-Former Senator Richard Co., vert Of New Britain named as staIe central committeeman from this dis trict by republican state conventior. Mrs. Nellie McCrann enters lists for democratic state committeeman from this district in opposition jo Mrs, Mary r, Croan seeking re-cec- ton.
 $o-Samuci Weiss and Mrs. Eatn- crime Weiss bound over to superior court for death of John Weiss and John Stehr.
 september 1-Warnor Bros. Pictures. Inc. acquires strand and Capitol thea ters. Palace goes 10 Peter Peraios. 2-Robert McCusker ?, killed by falling from car of his father, An drew J. McCuskcr. of Newington Harry Seaman, A, fatally injured in automobile crash at Upson's corner, kensington. Irene McCor- mick, 1, seriously injured when struck by car of C. J pctzkus Of Pittsburgh, Pa. and dies September f.
 $-tobcrt J. Doyle elected grand knight of Daly council. K. of C. S-Gcorse Spindler J5. dies ot shock following tall from launch in Long Island sound. 9-SchooI opening day finds pub- [ lie and parochial schools crowded to capacity.
 ! lo-John A, Moore Of Kensington gets gold watch for completing 25 years of service at Stanley Works. l 1e--Mr. and Mrs. William Atkin- son, @5 Grand street. married 52 years, and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Zimmerman. 45 Newington avenue. 31 years. Dr. Louis J. Dumont of Lewiston, Me, succeeds Dr. Rich ard W. Pullen as health officer. 1@-Landers Irary X, Clark Co. directors declare regular dividend Of ] per cent and extra dividend of 1 per cent.
 14- William X. Trick, GSo West Main street, r, ceives gold watch on completing 25 years service at Stanley Works John Coffey. Cot taGe place. upelnumcrary police man 4 years,
 17-Directots Of Stanley Works declare dividend. Ralph Cote. 5. breaks leg in fall from third story Neranda at Hartford avenue. 1.-Two city parks named for Pollsh-American patriots, Pulaski and kosciuszko.
 19-North &, Judd directors de- clare regular quarterly dividend of . per cent. Fafnir Bearing Co. de- clares dividends amounting 10 s1S0. 200. and Hart Ge Cooley Co.. sl50,- 0O0.
 20--Patrick r, King made gen. eral manager Of domestic depart llenl al Stanley Works. 23-Assistant Prosecuting Attor- hey William M. Grccnstein elected president Of Probus club. 24--Connecticut division, Interna- tlonal Sunshine society holds o9th annual convention here. 96-Eric Larson. o4. fined $500 and sentenced to 30 days in iail as result of automoble accide ent caus- ing death of George Didsbury.
 2I-Dr. Frank E. Goodwin elect led faithful navigator of Bishop i TIern@y assembly, Fourth Degree. K. of C.
 29-Standard time again in force.
 October l-Hamy Vessels elected presi- dent of New Britain Teachers coun- cil.
 Miss Anne C. B. Pomcroy elected president New Britain Teachers club and William NJ, Fisher president Rev. William A. Harty branch. A. 0. H.
 4-Sacred Heart church s years old. Fletcher Davis arrested charged with forging checks.
 G-Mrs, Adolph Staniewicz. 40, iound dead al home. 324 Elm street and death ascribed to slco- holism. Joseph Eozakiewicz elected president Polish Political club.
 Angelo Tomasso named fire commissioner, vice James Passerini. Miss Mary McCabe elected presi- dent. Isabella circle, National Daughters of Isabella, and Miss Hazel Little president. P. X r. Cor bin Girls club.
 S-Street Superintendent Eugene l'asselle resigns. Herbert L. Mills, after IS years, retires from hard ware business. Garner C. Goodwin elected master councillor. Nathan Hale chapter. Order De Molay and Mrs. Katherine kainowski presi dent. Ladies auxiliary, A. 0. II. Mrs. William E. Atwood reelected president, Women's hospital board
 1o-Carl Carlson, 17. narrowly escapes death when Danbury fair special hits his car at Elm street crossing.
 12-P. X r, Corbin gets contract for hardware for s22,500.00o Chi caGo board of trade building.
 13-Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Peter son, 1895. Stanley street. married 50 years. Thousands march in col orful parade honoring memory of Pulaski and statue site at Northend park is dedicated.
 14-Albert Remington 7S years old
 15-Francis (. Kelly resigns as cashier of City National bank.
 17-Mrs. A>itable of Southington fatally injured when automobile and truck crash at Milldale. First snow tlurries of season at 1:45.