New Britain herald., 1930-07-18
FAMILIES AT HOME
 AS ROBBERS WORK
Daring Burglars Made Second
 Raid Along West Street
SHIPMANS ARE VICTIMS
Theft Follows That at Staklcnski Place Night Beforc-Iwo Join Nayy-Hospital to Have Resident Doctor-Blanks Erroneous.

Navy-Hospital to Have Resident
 Doctor-Blanks Erroneous.
 Mrs, William Shipman of 5 West street reported to the police this morning that s60 or $70 of her money was taken from a pocketbook in the drawer of sideboard at her home about 10 o'clock last night as she was eonversins with a neighbor on the front porch of the shipman residence. Only yesterday afternoon 1t was reported to the police that as MT. and Mrs. Joseph staklenski of 5s West street. were sitting on their porch on Wednesday evening be- tween 3 and g o'clock burglars en- tered through a rear door and took $cs from two purses left on top of bureau.
 Mrs shipman told police that she suspected the burglary to have been done at 10 o'clock because she heard the rear door open at about that time. She supposed that 1t was only the wind. The prowlers. she learned, had broken catch on a screen door, afterward opening an unlocked back door to gain entrance. The Stalk ienski job was pulled in a like man ner. excepting that there was no screen door to enter.
 Spanish Vets to Meet
 A meeting Of c. A. Hadsell camp, No. 2l, United Spanish War Vet erans, will be held at the state ar- mory on Center street Monday eve ming at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. as important busi- ness matters will be introduced at the meeting. Refreshments will be served.
 Sovena Opens
 4 novena to St. Anne opened at the shrine at St. Joseph's church this morning at 5:30 o'clock, when the first mass was celebrated. Masses followed at 7:30 and o'clock. and the last mass today will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Confess sions will be heard afternoons anl evenings, and following the latter services the relic of St. Anne will be applied.
 Nolled Without Costs
 Theodore H Garlick of Stafford avenue, Forestville, was released this morning in the ante-room of police headquarters by Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan when his case was nolled without pay ment of costs. Garlick, police say, was arrested yesterday afternoon on charges of breach of the peace and assault on complaint of his moth CT. Bonds of $50 were set for ap- pearance today.
 Youth Join Navy Adam J. Mazrek of 3s Melrose street and Paul G. Murray of os Spring street were among 40 re- cruits who enlisted in the United States navy at New Haven yester- day, being sent to the naval traiu- ing base in that city for go days of military training. after which they will be assigned to positions on vcs- sells.
 Moore Continues Pace
 Johnny Moore, one time New De- parture baseball player and now a member of the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast league, accord ing to latest reports is slamming the ball for a 1885 average as the first half of the season comes to | close Moore has participated in so games during which time he has accumu- lated more than e5 home runs. He leads the league in this respect.
 Deed Filed Today
 Peter and Victoria Kablik have released land and buildings on East View street to Joseph Braxinski. ac- cerding to warranty deed filed at the office of the city clerk this morning.
 Blanks Erroneous
 Adjutant George sAnwood of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post yes- terday stated that the compensation blanks submitted by the United States government to applying vet erans were wrong in that live ques- tions pertinent to the complete aues- tionnaire were missing He said that either new blanks. recently printed, should be applied for or the old ones should be taken to the V. F. W. headquarters It the state arnory which Is open every evening, for correction. He added that officials of the veteran organization were willing to assist comrades at any time in the filling out Of the blanks.
 Case Noilcd By Prosecutor
 The case Of Frank Blum of this city. charged with breach of the peace, was nolled upon payment of the costs of court by Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan in the ante-roon of police headauar- ters this morning Blum was ar