New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1926, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MG GJST here. ON RUGS GREATLY REDUCED PRICES NOW GO HAND IN HAND WITH OUR AUGUST FURNITURE SALE At the greatly reduced prices at %hich we are offering all grades of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums it makes it well wort h your while to buy now and Some of the special values: 9x12-foot Regular price $89.50. Each Regular price $59.50. Each SEAMLESS Yegular Price $55.00.. Each Best grade, Regular price 5.00. Each AXMINSTER Best quality, si ar price Each Regu ar price Yard Regu $3.25. 'WILTON RUGS | $69.50 SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS Size 9x12 $47.50 AXMINSTER RUGS Size 9x12 feet $39.50 SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS $75.00 WILTON VELET STAIR CARPET 15 rolls size Regular Price $79.50. Each SEAMLESS Regular price .00. Each SEAMLESS Regular price $49.50. Each SEAMED Best Regular price $75.00. Each 9x15 RUGS ze 36x70 $8.50 Regul $6.00. ar price Each $2.85 SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS 8-3x10-6 AXMINSTER RUGS 8-3x10-6 AXMINSTER RUGS ze 8-3x10-6 AXMINSTER RUGS quality, AXMINSTER RUGS Best quality. 20 per cent off on all summer floor coverings Mail Orders $62.50 $45.00 $37.50 9x12 $65.00 size 27x54 $4.50 1926. . . town and. of revising alnvl e ews parate party lists, a \‘»prv.«'md wish of these enrolled, | Will also be made at fhese i Kept Rented Battery | James Murphy of the Exide | Battery station rented a battery to am, Goldr some time ago and no more of him until last \\l*?l\ trips through here. { Bristol pol and Goldman was SURD AFTER ASSAULT (0 i SR { saw {when he Goldman 4ri\|ns: | throu | that writ, and when Gold- | stopped Brought t to a court attery. the last h.~t. ording to vhe saw ack h the town. He then learned | Goldman lived in New York | |and made daily . He secured a it, g {Mother of Mrs. Kathering man vassca throusn Saturay Dep- uty Sheriff W. Furreyr notified the Rlchal‘ds D‘es Aged 80 {session here, he paid a $25 fine and costs of the court, being placed on e Notes The 1 ng of ainville Gira at 8 o'clock o ning in Grange hall Mrs. Bendars Brings Action Against Diawezyk — Innocente-Celli Wed- |1 on Pic ding—Local Man Dies in Maine— | Gran to Lake including relay races and a 1 nail contest, e enjoyec iful supper was served at 6 Henry Trumbull Honored—Briefs widow of c.qq |Mer a 6:30 14 hou o'clock Businessmen Want Game Busir are without a for tomerrow night and would the ri & Britain, ap- rall is trying to get in Vew Brifain ou a good re \d would undoubted- worthy opponent for the Meeting Winds Up meeting at the camp grounds on Camp street came to a Mrs. Burdet o'clock yesterday home of her dat ine L\w h s of s $2 years of rmington, Mrs. most of her 1 ! when her husb: ske came to T lle to make her |, home with her daughter. ISSHle Mrs. Alderman is survived by one |, daughter, Mrs. R one son, Charles Alderman of Farmington; two grandchildren, Augusta Alder- | man and Albert Richard d one | great-grandchild, Mildred Richards. | Funeral service will be held at ¥ 2:30. o'clock tomorrow afternoon al |0l0se with s service iconducted by brd dnnEhler's Aome R vk AL RV D WVIIBIUSED LS Beagh (tils Ball, pastor of the Plainville M. E. ™ The attendance was un- church, will officiate. - Burial will be | U and the activities we made in Farmington. interesting, while Sued for $1.000 monNe W samuel Diawczyk of a Trem street has been sued for $1,000 dam- wges by Mrs. Bertha Ben s as the result of the fracas which occurred last week at the defendant’s home and resulted ina fine, suspended jail sentence, and term on probation for the defendant. The plaintiff alleges | | that Diawcayk beat and kicked her |Hartford; treasurer, L. A, | and threw her off the veranda, in- |Plainville; secretary, W. E. Juring hev shoulder and ayn) o that {Fartrord; assosiate Straasiirer she cannot continue to do her daily jassoclate secretary, Fred Isiiedont Higganum; executive in charge | The writ is returnable grounds, L. Gl Augusta Alderman, Alderman, died at morning at the hter, Mrs. Kather- st Main stree age. Born in Alderman spent |jike to hear from town, but |Buckley team cf N TS A80 |fain i ssmen Camp The camp | many |series of x Dr. of Win- Arch yne Br ing of the Camp n was held Satur Dr. Beach of ected president officers: Bier! Gladding Jenfiings and Ground day afternoon Haven w Ter e following other Vice-president, A associati and of ing in the court Committee of trus- [] Berlin News BUILDING BOARD PLANS CONTINUE - Repart Will Be Ready for Town| Meeting in October RESTRICTIONS ARE NEEDED Deer Ravages Garden — Broken ‘Water Main Is Nulsance — Tri- poli Soclety Meets — Vacationists | Leave—Othen Items of Interest. lane for the establishing of a building commission for the of Berlin are being completed, at- cording to reports from First S George B. Carter. It hoped that there will lectman be a report of the committee at the next town | meeting which is held in October. There is an imperative need for a building board to regulate the building activities that are going on in this place. At present there is no commission to determine building lines, _location of certain types of build¥igs or to issue permits, and without such a board as is being formed, construction of undesirable buildings in restricted localitios cannot be stopped. Also there arc no permits issued, ing constructed owners' stable may be built on the main thoroughfare or next to a residence or public building. according to the Besides the question of sanitation | that board, would be regulated by the there is the problem of pre- serving the beauty of the town andy the orderly appearance that it now possesses. ize of Berlin has a building board that strives for this end and with the inauguration of a commission for that purpose in this place, it is belieted that the menace of hap- hazard and ugly building would be | reduced to a minimum degree, The movement for the establish- +ing of such a board has long been under consideration but because of the death of one of the founders of the idea and the illness of member of the committee it suffered reverses that have delayed action until this time. At the committee is working hard to establish a definite set of regula- tions that will be submitted at the town meeting. The wisdom in ma taining the board makes itself evi- dent to everybody and there is small doubt but what the commis- sion wjll be given power to estab- lish building lines, regulate types ofs construction and issue permits, Water Main Broken For nearly a week a water near the Berlin bridge has leaked up into the road, creating a trickle of water that seeps down into the underpass at the bridge.. The high- way around the spot is made mud- dy and the macadam is kept slip- pery by the constant stream that bubbles up from the broken main. It is reported that the er com- mission will repair it in the near future. has Leave for Canada Dr. and Mrs, T. C. Hodgson and family left this morning for Que- bec, Canada, for a prolonged vaca- tion fn that ctiy. Dr. Hodgson will visit his mother and Is ‘expected to return in a month. Leave for Vacation Mr, and Mrs. W. L. today for two weeks' East Jaffrey, N. H, will' visit friends. . A vacation in where they town | s | matters will be the buildings bes | discretion. Thus, a barn or | Almost every town of the | another | present | main | Atwafer left | first Tuesday | Sheriff E. W. |of common pleas the of the bo | of September. Deputy tees w as follows: Care of ‘ Return from Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. R. S vesterday from a two weeks' at West Brookfield, Mass. | there they occupied the cottage of | Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, who is at | present traveling through Europe. | Young Deer Lingers Boardman of Worthington | ridge is a lover of wild folk and an admirer of the graceful leap of |the stag and doe, but his enthusiasm has been recelving severe blows lately when a young stag comes | down from the woods to feed. The right of every wild animal to feed i not questioned by Mr. Boardman |but ds the animal picks out the | very largest cabbages and the most prénising carrots in his garden for its¥heal, the farmer is beginning to wonder how o stop the pillage. It is not a roving stray, the robber has | been dining from Mr. Boardman's | choice vegetables for some weeks nd unelss some drastic |are taken in the near future, it has all intentions of remaining as long s the garden gives up such deli- cious lunches. Selectmen to Meet The board of selectmen will meet {this evening in the town celrk's of- | fice at 8 o'clock. Several brought up besides business. stay While the regular routine To Entertain Pupils Mrs. \ ter Hall will entertain her Sunday schobdl class of I\zht girls at a picnic at Lake Compounce Frid Week-End Visitors Frank Zipodelli and Officer Hack- |ett of Kvn:w:;\on spent the week- ‘nn‘l at Double beach. Misses Virginia Bushnell and Jes- kinner spent the week-end at Indian Neck, Branford Mr, and Mrs. L. F. Turner re- turned yester: from a vacation spent at Sebago Lake, Maine, Victor Pauloz and Robert Walsh are the guests of a friend at Holyoke, Mas where they spending a wee vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Russel S. Gold and children have returned from West Brookfield, Ma where they ave been spending a two week's tion with friends. Traftic Heavy Despite the unpromising weather | thousands of car kept v filed from morning far into the night. The tangle was ef- | ficiently handled and no. accidents | eported. Tripoli Society | The Tripoli Society night to discuss ple and entertainment t | gani: near future. All members &re urged to be pre it as important features of the affair are to be discussed. Bank Official Returns | Following a boat trip that ex- tended to the Great Lakes and through the Erie Canal, E. W. Mil- drum of the Kensington bank re- turned to his home today. home 4 made by bus from Al- bany and the whole journey covered a period of two weeks. The route take was as follows: Down the Con- necticut river to New York, the Hudson river to the e Canal and thence to the Great Lakes. More Vacationists Miss Stella Nixer is spending a few ks at Soundview where she is visiting friends. Miss Anna Gorman is spending a two weeks' vacation at Cr al lake. Leaves For Vacation Henry Deming of the Kensing- ank left yesterday for a week's at East River. Notice of Sale Daisy M. Morse of New Britain has posted a notice to the effect that she will conduct the sale of the pro- perty of Henry S. Morse, incapable. The property is located in Berlin and the sale will take place Tuesday, August 3rd. Ladies' Aiu To Meet [ socia for members the id society will be given | Wednesday afternoon at the Worth- ington Community Center. Lunch will be served. yesterday, the highy we to Meet | will meet to- the or- we of Gold returned | are | ns for the dance | planning to give in the | The trip | will o'clock at the Gran; I was given with much suce | will be repe b sion by subject ter To M on | Ellwor ing, “The | that. {Dorothy St will close with cerning measures | coming year, ns fram former Kensing- years from a prominent | yf, for t it ached important | Feached | c Rich left Saturd ta lot the Mei |for the next thr Jal range To Mcet A meeting of the be held tomorro all. playlet for th Grang gh- sorly Neighbors,” the mbers of the Meriden ed with rs taking part. An the men will follow on th: “Would 1 rry a Farmer. “My Trip_to France” by Jame Volunteer Organist” a Merle Hotchkiss will e reading and Miss Phyllis Sennin will accompany on the piano. genheim will render nd the a reading, Plans will be the picnic. Boys' Club Donations Chairman Frank Hanford conducting the Boys' 00 to cover the received piano solo “Mr. We don hudget for th iwo unlooke or donat onians, One wa ness man of New Britain nd the other from out-of-tow 10. Mr. Handford the desired amount will b when the reports of th have all been hande hat ampaigners n. Fast Berlin Items William Walsh and Raymon or expect weeks. The members of the Junior leagu hodist church, ain where they to remai ng for a day's outing at Pipe There h xcursions ma spot {dealer. local his mothe Victor Belden, the accompanied by \rs J. Rose past te elden will morning. ys. Mr. E luties tomorrow ward Porter day here as the guest ather, Henry Porter of avenue. vaca- | | Grove, Sun. residents | t | went hands of ‘the Kensington Boys' club, 17 to 2.+ The locals have defeated the | Kensington | were unable to repeat The East Berlin Community club |y S8PEn (U Pihe town hall County Y zue came through again Saturday | has returne at Bertha Hazen short stay Branford. John Walmsley amford W ay calling upon Mr. and M Archer Walsh of Wilcox avenue. Mr. Mrs. Walms! of this place. Boy club ba down to defeat S Miss om a and family and eball tean turday at th The team. previously, cani in the Hartford (Continued on Page ourteen) Berlin Grange night at 8 | that about 12 mem- open discus- Want My Daugh- A lecture | will follow that and a read- | fter | delive Miss entertainmen discussed con- who is club drive for is confident Kent's Moun- accompan- ied by their mothers left this morn- becn a number of e this season to this news Belden, returned today from the Plainville camp where they {have been spending the resume his of Hartford spent of his Wilcox Hotchkiss | of | visitors in town over were formerly | but | {Furrey has attached the home of |grounds, L. A. Gladding, W. E. Jen- |the defendant. |nings, Fred Kelsey, U. Clark: Tnnocente-Celli Wedding {boarding house and sto I A. Tony Innocente of 20 Whiti dding and Geo on: street and - Miss Anna Celll ansportation, W. ter of Dominick and Antonette ( orge §. Stratton nce, U.. § married morning at the Clark, Joseph R. Ensign of Sims- Our T of Merey by (1 A. Gladding; locating and Miss Jennie Berardy isale of lots, L. A. Gladding, W. E Julius Debarardini | Jennings, U Clark: e flower George S. atton, Howard R. and | Broekett of Hartford Terry of New Haven; houses, Mrs. L. A. Gladdini on, Mrs, W. o bwers |Church of “ather Munich s bridesmaid, was best man, and t the Misses Es! T ant s | B¢ anor ( 88, The bride on crepe r | roses with lily creal silk About 75 gues e A ¢ and e were was dressed in white and carried white tea shower. Miss Berar- and carried yel- E were Rock George S. Str: nings. Mrs, A. T. Bierkan: police, W. Jennings, George S. Stratton Chautauqua Opening 27th annual assembly of the Plain- | Conn Chau association |will open at the camp grounds a S o'clock tomorrow morning. Prof. Truman J. Spencer of Mount V non, N. Y.. president, will direct 11 and head the faculty Hollister has been engaged g | dy wore low tea roses, a | present from Yonke t | Hill, Meriden, Hartford 1- | ville The couple left on a ding trip. When they Plainville next Monday take up their residence at Ang street. e Dies in Maine d | Walter Barron, aged about died at his home in Ansco. : codlng the annual vesper service 1‘ e iv 1{;\‘";]:0:‘.:i ”u"\ll‘lm— m Sunday; he is on furlough in this word received here toc i e e . heing a missionary to India St b \\Jvl”\vm\ s The session will open with a de- e B o % wailaagn | Totonallisryice nt B8 i loMpE: time. He left about a week 280 ") por which the classes will be 1o vobure toyiis 014" home miidun(1o%: AEEE X hich formed and other activities pre ituo bn Gperation Hesleaves nis | (ON01A0 and ofheriaciivitios B > s follows: basketr: d on stepson. Funeral serv- (28 19 O8F (L Py inle € dlfi eld yesterduy I oss 9 a. m.. elocution, in charge of Miss Trumbull Chairman [Simmelsien il e S Henry Drumuol] urer of the o " jemonstration by Mrs. May B. Trumbull Electr R O G B been elected chairman sof the gen- i YOG 0 e’ Florence C. eral committee of the second New | .. it Es e England conference, which will be | P "ot by Arcadia | held in Harttord on November 18 ¢ . "g:50 b m., pantomime and 19, These conferences are being | Ly vgeal culture: 8 p. m., held yearly to enable New England |jocture on “Birds and Their business men and residents to et 1y Vest Dunnins. promote the Intercsts | Among the directors are: Truma S| of this section of the country. Atiy Spencer, his son. Willard Spen- the first session, held last year atlcer, formerly of Hartford. now of Worcester, Mass., Mr. Trumbull rep- [Holden, Mass.; Thornton T. McGee N omted the local Chamber of Com- |Mrs, Elva A. Casteldine, Mrs. May D herce, of which he is now president overnor John H. Trumbull will the host to the 2 ,000 visiting among whom will be the governors of allsthe a states and Owen laborator on the Dawes plan. Slight Accident Automobiles owned by Ronald H | Loomis of Sexton street, New Brit- ain and Wilbur Anderson of Persh [ing Place, New Britain, figured in | trom D ceident on the New Britain road | p, M. (Standard Time), for the pur | Saturday might, Anderson's machine |pose of making a Caucus E iming into the rear of the other. roliment of the legal voters of sai ! ‘merson has been notified to ap- |town, and to revise the enroliment | poar in court here this week. He ilist last perfected. Separate lists of e | e o passenger in his car were lall qualified electors making appli | ightly cut by flying glass. IS el s e strars To Be In Session | cording to their ‘declared political Lamb and George R. | preference, will be compiled at these registrars of voters, Will'[scssions. on The ecticut qua ok's wed- return to they will| 20 Whit- | activities John H. to preach next announced ve Abbey of F erday. Rev. 45 was artford | will Vere W. preach at n e :30 p. m., ogether and e (Centinued on Page Fourteen) | be delegates, el NOTICE E. a The Registrars of Voters will hold in the Town Hall, Plainville, August 6th, 1926, an , August 13th, 1926 12 o'clock, noon, to 4 o'clock session Conn., m | Re John { Skinner; JOHN E. GEORC KINNER Registrars of Voters Conn, 1926, and Friday, 10 p. m. for the | aucus enroll- volerstorithe | Friday, August 6. ust 13, from 1 to |purpose of making a {ment of the legal Plainville, July 31st, Jennings and | athletics, | Cha- | sessions. | ‘.PUUEEMAN FIRES Fegls Sure He Hit Car—NeW‘ | | | ARREST Charged That Melanson Was Intoxi- | cated b, Bristol Notes, lice en been arranged at Lake for Wednesday evening antol News | i Sen !s-xison Compounce The display best of the Cases Nolled An autoist charged with reckless driving, threec with violation of 1 parking ordinances and two for vio- lation of the rules of the road, had { their cases nolled by Prosecuting !\ torney James T. \Mfther, this | | morning AT AUTO THIEVES At Cape Cod Thomas A. Tracy, city editor of the Bristol Press, and Mrs. Tracy | are gnjoying & two week's vacation rests were made by the police de- partment, 36 of this number being automobile cperators who- had violated some motor velicle law. The following shows the causes: As- sault, 1; assault and breach of the peace, 4; breach of the peace, 4 fornication, 2; intoxication, 9; in- toxication and breach of the peace, 6; non-support, 1; operating a car under the influence of liquor, and reckelss driving, 1; operating a mo- tor vehitfe with device on muffler, 1; cperating motor vehicle without op- erator’s license, 2; alien possessing gun, 1; reckless driving. 10; reckless Departure Field Day ‘J( (ape Cod, Mass. Funeral of Francesco DiNote | The funeral of Francesco DiNote AUTO DRW | of 420 Divinity street, who died at | ERM Bristol hospital last Saturday - o was held at 4 o'clock sl | from St. Anthony's church. Rev. | ccaris celebrated high mass of | fem and interment was in the | St. Joseph ce ry | Judge on Vacation. | Judge Joseph M. Donovan of city court and family of High street, | left yesterday for Point O° Woods, | New Londo they will | spend the month of August Women's Benefit Association | A me Women’s Bene- | Association will be held at §| this evening in Red Men's | Behind Wheel of Car—Hit | ¥ Auto — Police Chief Back— ¥ evening the police was tigtied ¢ New Britain near where by that ticut been stol- | ¢, nse plates 101 of in that eity and it w | o'clock Istood t . se | I b 11 Alb \appened through oth to He ind was star towa hot it Pierc wari road to Kelsey. | : eman Edgar car late | i | Sep! |th ing |y par imwood and Bristol, ilies. have been Parks, me! rac lold jra mil Rev. | Sunday morning. it | men; throwing contest, girls; jum men; |p1ant; gr cont 1 100 gar var witomobile of the 1 short chase . taken and brought to police head- Re Ben Bernstein of 141 North street, | Har inj ted by Ba 00k Miss Louise shoppe, e he vo weeks a Mrs. i i wh dav ald, A display yeats were jately commande coupe | oy o owned ceeded in er car near the pl Departure ill be held at Muzzy T mark the eter of Prospect street, lay for hall. Puneral of Mrs. E: The fun rivich wag I | morning fro Jaughter, Mrs, 192 Main street church at Magn mass of requi head of St. Thomas ¢ Bk ORRIE . 0. R. M. Meeting LR Gl B I (i The regular meeting of Com- commanded the occupants to halt | pounce Tribe, I 0. R. M., will be they came to & stop but : bt 4bBGeloaw tas pping. from morrow evening. Past Sachem (e aEain st ail to be presented to the d Bristol. T sachen.s of the tribe, | effort to made by | ts from Haggerst of LG freshments | bullet struck ARl ed to stop will b '8 brids v turned off their | rurnished by Mohaw’ Tribe of Tol ts and instead of proceeding to- | rington d Bristol ,turned oq and taok th To Broadcast Through WTIC ke Compounce. Near the | The New Depar and and the avenue and Pine | New Departure Orchestra have been 1 Motoreycle Po- ed to render either weekly or Norton, who had not It bi-weekly programs from WTIC, the ned of the fact that the | broadeasting station of the Travel- tion had been stolén. «rs Insurance Company of Hart- | proyerty was found |ford, during the coming winter, | highway. | starting October 11th. The invit tion was extended by Dana C. Mer- riman, direétor of the station, and who is a Bristol boy. Drunken Driver Arrested entative plans for eve Dubovski of 140 Lowell formulated at a meet- | sireet, Lawrence, Mass., was arrest- held recent- | ed yesterday afternoon near the | | plant of the Bristol Brass Corpora- | | tion on Broad street by Motoreycle | | Policemen James Burns and Edgar | Norton on charges of driving under | the influence of liquor, reckless driving and operating a car with-de- fective brakes. It is claimed that | led nera rection nville, T the various | notified and shortly afte Saturd nt, Offi estville, a Brodrivic] o'clock ert Pare, to tha her | McGrane | Jo- rgar and at St. by Myron getting Parke up cwels are halt ther red t presentation 10 be his Frank lage revolv 1d &l | past Sachen Greenwich V driver during the cvening ure in ques stolen r on, abandoned in the 'o Hold Ficld Day 1 field day of the New Mutual Aid association field, Saturday. he a | tember 15th event were of the committee held this year will annual get-together three New De- ted in Mer and their following list of events announced by Howard the ertain- he field day sixt employees of th re plants, loc The with another car just prior to his arrest His case session to be fternool, Chief Returns. to Duty. race, hest 'T. Belden of the po- four | lice artment resumed his duties from plant; 75 | this morning after a vacation, part yard dash, | of which was' spent attending the | “men: one- | convention of police chiefs at Chi- 0 yard dash, | cago. Captain Thomas F. Guckin, ‘men; ball | who been acting chief, has re- running high | sumed his duties as charge of the twélve pound shot-put, | office night and Officer . Joseph | tug of war, team from each | Strup, acting captain, resumes his runuing broad jump, men; |duties as parking officer tod ed pig contest; ball game, the | Chautauqua Ends it enders not yet selected. | The Bristol Chautauqua, which| Intoxicated Driver Arrested | was held all week in the tent on the | oseplt Melanson of 5 Center Federal Hill green, closed last eve-| o was arrested yesterday after- |ning with a community - service, by Motoreycle oPliceman Ed- |which was presided over by Stephen Norton on the Memorial Boule- [M. Wells, president of the ocia- 4 on a charge of operating an |tion. The address of the evening while under the influence, | was given by Rev. John Kingsley liquor. An effort was made by |Birge, Who spoke of his experiences officer to halt the man as a missionary in Smyrna and in but Melanson stepped on |“Little Italy” in New York's east| gas in an effort to ape. After |side, however, he was ove The scripture lesson was read by| v. William F. Davis, Jr., pastor of | Asbury Methodist church of Auto Forestville and prayer was oftered by Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trinity Episcopal church. A pro- gram was presented by the Dunbar | Bell Ringers and a number of vocal| | selections were rendered by a male |quartet consisting of Gaylord B.] Cook, Ralph Joerres, William H.| raham and Arthur W. Jepson. Youths Damage Trees Complaint has been received by the police department that a gang of | Collector Frank B. |foung men have been creating con- | this morning on a |siderable trouble in the vicinity of k's vacation, which will be spent | Divinity and Gridley streets by {shing at various lakes through- |breaking off a number of récently | the sta planted young trees. Their object of | committing these depredations 1s unknown and apparently is not nwl result of a grudge, they have made their depredations general. O Saturday night, front of the home of Motorcyele | Henry Jeglinski was| chairman of nt commit Handleap t e, open to boys from 5 to 9 ¥ one-quarter of a mile; e, for men, three mil men; 100 yard men; 440 yard re If mile delay rac wili be heard at a court bicyel eld some time during circling | the men; Chief e run lay de cach 440 eams p, men; rters. Struck by struck avenue rowned and o Jordan of Hartford. Jor to the office of a | nd assumed the cost | attention. No urresvsi and slightly yesterda rtford, red on Lak ernoon by a Clarence rker street, Bernstein 1 doctor edical de, oying Vacations wa tity Tax ey started Fischer of the with her sister, Miss | of the Sanford Hat vesterday for Milford will enjoy a vacation of the Sea Lion Hotel. in William Morgan and grand Policeman dren, Miss Vernet and Bil yroken off near the ground. | left Satur The police e investigating and| Maine, it is believed that the names of the| ere they will visit Mrs. Morgan's young men responsible are known| \ghter, Mrs. Edward A. MacDon- and that arrests will be made in the a former resident of this city. |near future Fireworks Wednesday 86 Arrests in July of set fireworks During the month of July. city rk's office a Iischer re they Holiday Beach, has | 86 ar- | discharge of tireworks, 6; | of street {ing, [ Aug | south side | beat; | Dubovski narrowly escaped colliding | naq | cut |to the Bristol | steel forgin {the forge plant machine shop s 230 | length, a young maple tree|s driving and passing a standing trol- {ley car,’1; theft, 4; trespassing on private property. 1; resistance and | breach of the peace, 3: unlawful vagraney, 2; violation of liquor law, 6: viola- tion of pa ordinance, §; viola- tion of rules of the road, Disposition was made as follows: Appealed committed to jail, 3: continued, 4; forfeited bond, 1; judg- ment suspended. 1; judgment sus- pended on payment of costs, 10; nolled by prosecuting attorney, 5; nolled by prosecuting attorney on payment of costs, 33; paid fines, 23; probation officers charge; 2; released by chief, 2; turned over to Plainville officers, 1. Two -boys ur 21 er vears of age were among the nmuber arrested. Number of complgints investigated by officers, 94; number of arrests from complaints ; number of doors found unlocked and secured, 14; number of lost children found and returned to parents, number lights reported not burn- 14; number of notices served for the cit : number of auto ac- cidents investigated by officers, 28: vahie of property recovered and re- turned to owners, $50 Police Beats Change Police beats for *t month of t were changed yesterday and the bllowing assinments. made: Captain Thomas F. Guckin, office nights; Detective Sergeaut Danfel McGillicuddy. investigation and de- tective work; Officer Strup, parking; Officer Breault, permanent traftic of- r at corner of Main and North streets; Officers Burns, Jeg- linski and Norton, motorcycle ‘work; McNamee, permanent traftic officer. Forestville; Officer O'Connor, shift days: Officer McCarthy, shift nights; Officer Thompson, beat; Officer Cirves, North Main street; Officer Connelly, north ide beat; Doolan, west side. and rorth hill beat; McLaughlin, center Messier, South Hill beat and Chabot, Forestville, nights. Returns to Duty Officer Lawrence Doolan, been on a leave of absence for the past sevaral weeks, resumed his duties on the police departmen last night. Wine Figures in Collision Francesco Mastrobone of Barnes street, was arrested at 12:30 a. m. Sunday on Park street, after a small truck which he was driving collided with a parked car beat, office, who has |owned by Morris Siegal of 64 South street and swerved. across the road 1d struck a car operated by An- | gelino Segretto, which was proceel- ing castward on Park-.street. All {cars were damaged and Mastrobone about the face by fiying glass from the windshield. He was taken hospital where his cuts were attended to and where he received a visit of Chief Belden in- structing him to appear in court to- day. A 10-gallon keg of wine, found {in his truck after the accident was confiscated. His case will be heard In the city | court this afternoon, at which time he will be charged with reckless driving and transporting liquor. Largest in World With the completion of the new additions to their forge plant, the New Departure Mfg. Co. now be- comes the largest in the world pro- ducing high carbon electric furnace The new addition to feet in length and 75 feet wide, mak- ing the building now 525 feet in i) ation ¥t the - new the production capacity is to 140,000 ball bearings With the ope additions, increased per day. |Finds Stolen Automobile Abandoned in Forestville Stolen from his yard at 45 Main street, Saturday night, an automo- bile owned by Charles Crowley was recovered later in Forestvile after the man who is believed to have taken it with intent to steal, had successfully eluded a officer who chased the forced it to the roadside. Mr. Crowley saw the car being driven away from his yard and gave chase, the police say, but was un- able to overtake it. The pofice noti- fled the authorities in surounding towns to be on the lookout-and a | short time later a Forestville officer w the car and chased it. The al- leged thief stopped but when the offcer got out to arrest him he speeded up and got away. Shots were fired but did not halt him. Later, the car was found abandon- ed on a side road between’Forest- ville and Bristol. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS car and FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS e AERE! pERE’ TAGALONG ! ANOW LISTENTO ME 7AG.! /0O SHOULDAT BE MEAN LIKE THAT To ANYONE =1 WANT YOU 70 DO A 600D DEED EUERY DAY 7HIS MONTH, STARTING TO DAY =YoL TRY IT ONCE AND SEE AOW MUCH AICER IT WILL OUT OF MERE . PUTTIN' YOUR DIRTY PAWS UP OA AE ! A Good Deed TVE ALREADY DONE A GooD DEED To DAY, WELL! THAT'S FINE ! WHAT DID YoU DO, WELL, T WAS GOING TO USE YOUR RAZOR YO wume AE A SWORD, [ BUT 1DIDNT TAINK T wouw Forestville i s