New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], October 16, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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I'W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923.
PECULIAR ITU AT10N
11rt flutband . Views Ri-nintns of
fniif Wife. MuriU-ml 15; Man
He Suiiil AMc Itnr,
Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 1 0P
Arthur B. WHllann of Jucluomllle.
l'lorlda, who came here today to
view the body of h! former wife.
llrt, Murgartt Winters. 21, hacked
to death tiy her second husband,
George Winter. SZ, In their apart
ment rly Wednesday, was unde
cided this afternoon whether to
visit Winters to whom he said that
he yielded his wife locause he loved
her, and lpcauo he V alued her hap
piness moro than M.s.
'When ! first arrhcl today I had
made up my mind to see Winters,"
Williams told a reporter with v.hom
he a'e lunch. "Hut ;iow I don't
know If I'll po to the hospital or
not, and If I do co. I don't know
whether to sympathize with hlra or
runch his nose."
Winters Is under police guard In
the City hospital, whero he was
taken after the slnylng when he
drove the bread Knife used In the
murder Into his own chest. His life
was despuircd of at first, but hospi
tal officials now believe he will live.
"I never bore either of them any
III will," Williams protested, "even
though Winters robbed me of my
wife's love after almost three years
of happy married life."
Williams Is reputed to have some
wealth.
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Taxicab Knocks Heavy
Statue Off Its Base
New York, Oct. 16 W "Com
merce," a 15-foot statute represent
ing a woman's figure, was toppled
from Its base Id Central Park today
when It was struck by a taxlcab.
The statue, weighing several tons,
was not badly damaged.
The chauffeur of the' taxlcab and
woman passenger were Injured but
they left the scene before police ar
rived. The taxlcab was wrecked.
The statue stood at the Junction of
the east and west driveways near
Columbus Circle.
New Bedford Entertains
Visiting Southerners
New Bedford, Mass., Oct. 16 (JPl
Prominent business men of Virginia,
West Virginia and North Carolina,
In the course of their touring
through New England were guests
of the city last n'ght and this fore
noon. The feature of the reception
last night was a dinner tendered
them by the Now Bedford Chamber
of Commerce at the New Bedford
hotel, followed by a visit to the old
Dartmouth Historical society to view
old whaling relics. An inspection
tour of some of the leading mills
and glass factories of the city was
made today, the parly leaving later
for Plymouth by way of the Cape
Cod canal.
vrhr for late Senator ntllun
Are lu le livid JYm HI Own
H'ni- at Indianapolis,
Indianapolis, CM. 1 6 OPi Samuel
M. Ralston, with ft-aturrs as kindly
in dalh as In ("-. lay In state to
day lu (lie spacious living room of
llorisl-r Horn'-, Ms country estate
near here. Trlends by the hundreds
imssed by a flowrr-l snked bier on
which renosed the body of hlra who
had strved the Mate of Indiana as
governor and In the senate chamber
at Washlnirion.
The body of the senator, who died
Wednesday nig'ut after a long battle
ngulust disease, will remain on view
throughout the day and evening.
Tomorrow morning at 11:30 rel
atives will gather around It for pri
vate services, after which It will be
taken to Lebanon, lnd., where the
r.ulstons lived for many years. At
Lebanon In the Tresbyterlan church
In which Mr. Italston and his family
worshipped, services open to the
pulillc will be held at 2 o'clock, nnd
then the body will be committed to
the earth in the Lebanon etinttcry.
REMAINS AT LOCKUP
Cos t'oh Woman, F.jccted from Hex
Hume, Make Town Kern Her for
Night.
Greenwich. Oct. 16 W) Mrs. John
J. Fry. ousted from ber home In Cos
Cob and given a room at a hotel
here night before last, spent last
night at the police station, as she
said sh would when Deputy Sheriff
Henry M, Kitch notified the hotel
management that ha would cot be
responsible for her expense. Via.
Fry walked Into police headquarters
last night and told Captain Patrick
Flanagan that sh wanted lodging
overnight, since tn town had re
fused to provide her with a suitable
room after her ejectment from the
house she had occupied. She was
shown the woman's room and stayed
there all night, leaving this morning.
MRS. DUMBELL SUES
Bridgeport Woman Is Seeking Ali
mony of tS a Week from Her
Former Preacher-Husband.
Bridgeport, OoL 1 WO Anna
Sherrod Dumbell, Darlen, whose hus
band, Howard M. Dumbell, was
former rector of an Episcopal
church In Darlen, petitioned Judge
John W. Banks In superior court
today for alimony of 126 a week.
Mr. Dumbell waa absent, but he op
posed the allowance through counsel.
Judge Banks reserved decision.
After 8S years of married life, rais
ing five children, Mra. Dumbell
early this year Instituted a divorce
action alleging Intolerable cruelty.
A short timo later Mr. Dumbell went
to Yucatan, obtained a divorce and
remarried.
Methodists Plan to Spend
Nearly Half a Million
.Snriiiclield, Mass., Oct. 16 W
Plans of the Methodist church for
expansion In this part of the
Springfield district, which were di
vulged today, indicate an outlay In
the near future of around half a
million dollars for new buildings.
These Include the Institution of a
Morgan memorial branch In West j
Springfield at a cost of about j
J7 5,0u0 to be known as the Good
Will Industries, Inc., a self-help pro- !
Ject, a community house for Wesley
church In this city to cost several
hundred thousand dollars, and a new ;
Mittlneague Methodist church. j
Failed to Sign Name
To Driver's License
Bruno Poplaski of 404 Beach
street, this city, was fined 15 yes
terday morning In the Mcrlden po
lice court when arraigned on a
charge of violation of the motor
vehlclo laws for net having In
dorsed the backj of his driver's li
cense. He was arrested Wednesday
night following a crtibh at the cor
ner of East Main and State streets,
Mcrlden, between his machine and
one operated by John retrucelli of
35 North Spring street, that city.
WINS BY A NECK.
Newmarket, Eng., Oct. 1 W
Sir Abe Bailey's Lex, by Lemberg,
out of Excellta, today won the Mld-
dlepark stakes by a neck from Lord
Woodlavlngton's Coronach, the odds
on favorite at 7 to 1. Lord Glane-
ly Tenacity was third, a length and
a half behind Coronach. Lex start
ed at 100 to 1J against, and Ten
acity at 100 to 7, Only the three
ran, out of 150 two-year-olds nomi
nated last November.
BEAD THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
ADS FOB VOIR WATS
Coast Guard Cutter
Picks Up Drifting Boat ,
Boston, Oct. 16 W) The coast j
guard cutter Tampa aent word by j
radio today that she had picked up
the four-masted British schooner A. '
F. Davison 45 miles northeast of
Cape Cod and waa towing her here. I
The vessel, bound from Brldgewater. ;
N. S., for Chester, Pa., came to grief j
in last Saturday' gale. '
Her fore and main sails were lost, j
together with part of her rigging,
and she wae leaking. The schooner ;
has a cargo of pulpwood.
TALE CBAPEL SERVICES
New Haven, Oct. 16 W It has
been, arranged at Tale college that
freshmen, divided Into two groups
shall attend chapel service on- alter
nate Sundays Instead of every Sun
day. The Oxford team which will d
lintc Ynle on October 23 has taken
!tho aub.iect "Resolved, That Ignor
oncu la BUm."
Hair in Plate of Soup
Causes Family Battle
Borne people rather expect to find
a nair in their soup, but whether
they do or not, the Incident Is gen
erally not one that calls for drastic
action. However, several days ago
the child of Mr. and Mrs. Gust&ve
Uattaglla of 197 Glen street discov
ered a hulr In the soup and started
to raise a howl,
The father told the child not to
get excited as they were llnble to
find anything In thellquid. This re
mark displeased Mrs. Hntlaglla and
she mndo her llspleaaure known to
her husband, who Is alleged to hive
set upou her and gae her a beat
ing, during which both of her eyes
were olscolored. When arraigned
before Judge Benjamin W, Ailing In
police court this morning, HattugMa
was given a suspended lull sentence
of SO days and placed on probation.
He told the court that he would
not live with his wife any more and
an agreement was made that ha pay
JS a ek toward lh support of his
wife and child.
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Glistening gold lace, often touched with feath
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DAYTIME HATS FOR MISS AND MADAME
In a variety that meets the needs of every woman's wardrobe. There's
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Priced $3.95 to $10.00
EASTERN MILLINERY CO.
133 MAIN STREET
NEW BRITAIN
LEADING FURRIER
CONTINUING OUR
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SPECIAL
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SHOP ALL OVER TOWN AND MAKE COMPARISON AND
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(LC)
86 WEST MAIN STREET
HARTFORD
NEW BRITAIN