New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926, WANTS AUTO CLUB | MOVE STARTED NOW - Chamber of Commerce Secret ary‘ to Seek Authority Definite steps will be taken im- mediately towards the formation of an automobile club in this city, rather than have New Britain mo- torists affillated with the Hartford club, for the purpose of bringing more attentiongto traffic problems and other needs of New Britain, ac- cording to Ralph H. Benson of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Benson, in commenting this morning upon the article in yester- day’s Herald stating that steps were | on foot or in prospect to form a N Britain branch of the Hartford Au- tomobile club, said he is prepared to | go ahead, if his directors approve, | with a definite movement to organ- ize a New Britain auto club, inde- pendent of Hartford. | “We are through being a suburb | ot Hartford and it's time we stood on our own feet,” he said. The next meeting of the board of directors of the Chamber of Com- merce will be asked by Secretary| Benson to appoint a committee to| take immediate action on this ques- | tion. Judge W. C. Hungerford, presi-| dent of the Chamber, has appointed | the following committee to arrange | for the annual meeting and dinner of the chamber: John C. Loomis, | Judge B. F. Gaffney, E. J. Porter and L. W. Young. EXAMINING COMMITTEES COME UP FOR DISCUSSION Building Board to Take Action on Mayor Weld's Request For Change. City hall will witness three im- | portant meetings tonight as the ordinance committee takes up for consideration a plumbing code offer- ed by the Master Plumbers' associ- ation, chairmen of city boards et | to consider inauguration of a “taxi” | system in the municipal garage, and the building commission makes an effort to compromise on differing opinions relative to plumbing and electrical examining committees. The plumbers code is practically the same as the one now in use with a few of the suggestions contained in the code prepared by Architect Earle K. Bishop which has been re- jécted. The building commission will con- sider for a third time the request of Mayor Weld that plumbing and electrical examining committees as now constituted be dissolved and committees of a non-competitive make-up be substituted. The build- ing commissioners favor a com- promise to substitute a trade school instructor for the outside members on each board, allowing the two in- spectors and craftsmen who are members of the commission to re- main, MAPLE HILL NEWS The Woman's club of Maple Hill wa sentartained yesterday afternoon at the home of its president, Mrs. E. B. Proudman on Frederick strect. Mrs. J. M. Dean, instructor at the Hartford Public High school, gave a very interesting as well as instructive talk on “Your Girl, Her Home, and the Community.” Re- ports form the state federation meeting, held in Milford last Fri-| day were given by Mrs. Proudman | and Mrs. G. K. Spring. Mrs. D. A. Johnston, and Mrs. F. C. Teich as- sisted the hostess during the social hour which followed. J. T. Hart and Richard Hart ov‘ Thompson strect spent the week-end at their summer home in Madison. The Maple Hill Bri club will meet next Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 2, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B. J. Hubert on Theodore street. Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Grant, Miss Constance Grant, Mrs. Betty Middle- mas and Miss Lucy Baldwin took al motor trip to West Point and Bear Mountain bridge last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Perry of Golf street have returned from a trfp to Philadelphia. POLICE BLOT i Gray of 385 Chestnut ed the police at 6:30 12 was driving ON John W. street not evening that as he automobile east on W bicyclist ran into him near the ot Stanley street. T]m bicy thrown off but wz inj John Peterson oi 337 street reported at 11 o'clocl night that his automobile was stolen in front of his home. Officcr Feeney later recovered it on South street Benny Doskow of 18. C strect reported that his automobile killed a dog owned by . Cross of 163 Hartford avenue, avenue near North stre corner s morn: Helen Stockinan of 65 Fourth | street complained that M Kramer | of City avenue threatencd to poison the complainant’s mother's chickens and st fire to hor barn. Lonis Croll of 88 Sheffield street reported the theft of an electric motor valued at 335 from his home INSPEGTOR FORRIDS WOR: ON THREE OIL BURNERS and . | Workmen are Told to Pro- } Violations of Law Discovered ceed*No Further, partment today ers which ons not and ntil the the law on placing burn- | The bullding d ned of three oil b ¢ being installed by in posses of cl work was ordered s workmen comply Tiee s, Only irn ers has plied Tor a thong e are more than a & engaged in the business. I per: ith one | Johnson attended a meet |support. | place and Henry Wil | yesterday aiternool |a suhstantial {and he ordered him to pay $1 V\\vrm\\m/of 638 West Main str | White L City Items A daughter was born Britain General hospital this morn- |ing to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson of 388 Cambridge street. Rita Barrows, aged 2 't sfreet, |the right arm in a fall at her home this morning, and was taken to New Britain General hospital A republican rally will be held at Falcon hall Monday evening. Speak- ers will be announced later. Emil J. Danberg and at Severin 1g of the Swedish-American Republican club at Waterbury last night. The police were notified today of the arrest of Wilfred LaCouse in Haydenville, near Northampton Mass., on a warrant charging non- He will be extradited to this city for trial, on complaint of his w Charles Twining Rock avenue has left Hartford pltal where he was confined for the past six weeks following an opera- tion on one of his eyes. Mrs. William Doherty fe. of 134 Black and Mrs. | Esther Tracy of 111 Bassctt street will entertain the members and friends of Star of Good Will lod \'n 9, 0. 8. of B. at a party Thurs day evening at their home. NEURATH-KIENELL | Henry Willlam Neurath and Miss Dorothy Margaret Kienell Mar- ried by Rev. Raymond N. Gilman. The wedding Margaret Kienell of Miss of 13 am N ook place at 4:30 o'clock at Stan Memorial church. Rev Rev. Raymond N. Gilman, pastor. officiated. The bride Lillian Swanson Joseph D. Gott POLIGE AGAIN CHRGED WITH ‘THIRD DEGREE (Continued from Dorothy Cottage eura 74 Prospect of street, ed hy Miss Attorney Na t 3 to, cculd b by warning arrested constitutional righ ing th I bel s selling liquor as charg would not have taken him 7:30 to 11 o'clock to dispos bottle full. I believe he cent of the charge “The men who were with him have testified they are boarders at Panish’s home. It does seem to me that they would be cust ers if he was selling liquor.” Justice Roche said to disbelieve Panish’s ly because he had a smafl drinking glass with him. However, in view of the man's previous good record and his evident steadiness at place of employment, il senten would be too severe. Being found guilty he the s inno- om- inclined story especial- ould pay said and fine justice costs. Steye Dwight Lowicki, Court, pl aged 54, ded of 18 nolo con- | tender and was fined $100 and costs on the char of viol bottle at Dud day nisht. Supernumerary Officer John Rappanotti made the arrest ttorney Stanley J. Traceski rep- nted Lowiekl. MAYOR T0 % ND BACK PARKING ORDINANCR:S Will A<k Cemmon Council to Make Ohanges to Cover Original Intent, Parking ordinan dopted ¢ last meeting of the common council are so complicated that Mayor Weld announced to h a them to the common council at it next meeting a char be made to cover the m these ordinances were originally tended to cover. Hartford Rabbi Coming To Hadassah Meeting New DBri is plann held at n open me th Umv] ham tion Det s at the hc Austin st e of her The rated in col- 8 THo s fiernoon and I on Hartford | ¢y MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT The police were notified today by n of the oper- lcllo wing: Gui- hicles of the ator's licen: seppe L Ubald Beav nue; Cla et of avenue of 201 North st Peplau | George | eet; Sexton Rocky Hill avenu Sebastiano Catalino of 5 street, 3 LAYING RECORD. Agasslz, B. C., Oct. 28 (PA—What was declared to be a world record in egg laying was cstablished at the nion experimental farm here ay when hen number six of the Unlversity of Dritish Columbia's ghorn pen, laid her 34Sth egg since November 1, last year. Previoy 2 egos for one year in 7 de 3 aland in 1923, and 34% 1924. The record for vas established In the hington nt of Wa Puliman, Wash,, this year. New | years, of 61 suffered a fracture of | 'eity. PERSONALITIES N LOAN SHARKS HIT NEW YORK BATTLE AT FACTORY RALLY (Gontinuea from ¥t rase) | (acqla Says Republicans Passed 42 Per Cent Interest Law was up. to standard. k From Sca Cow head of the laboratory en- by the republican cam reported that no ha matter was disclosed in s. Of these reports Mr. Mi lost night com “I suppose hat if h water in the milk so0 a g could swim in it they nsider it good. Judging f me of the samples, the mil. from a sea cow When a m is to ca he cont he The era of prosperity which re- al speakers have so y emphasized as an accomp- ent of their party was de- to be esome and of it is th hasing or Attorney S. mus cted haracter “it is an i for a lig many and pro nesses, voters their right referred to Pa adelphia 1 g a series of no on vorth spoke nrational issues a ition and urging that re ho is co congressmeh be returned day ral at Cor continue the Coolidge policies. Hi les from a state that fonnd democratic opponent, Robert F. ry to spend $3,000,000 to g Wagner, centered his fire on Mr. for Var Wadsworth’s alleged equivocal oney wa stand on the dry question L intcres of a vote in lics. 2id L Mills Explains Further ork, Oct. 28 (A—Ogden L. publican candidate for or, in denying ma he had ma ldress was an e 25 rning to t of pr y at re- v In a c to go cut ck on the e installment Alfr 1 and “the res as charged by the gove . declar- h atel i This is an ed he rather would ty cam- e v for the loan paigns “than reuect any man's He pointed to family lfe.” law permits 1d Governor interest on i furni ) he declared, e fact that a state Smith “was charging 42 per cent. t reading the small lo ad on r he would vot or would go on sed to control of gov v moneved interes his zovernor had e insisted it en to ' question. 100 per . Whereas the of losing t} and misrepresen 1 said about o is . “Is some- one v ving told the nocratic re oduced Attorne raliy and spoie FACLE SOOgT ALY 13 TS st in Gity private lif “What mea ly comm , 1 th | Alheet Loomis Youngest fo Win Award and muck I am not fi rank g Scout cot fighting Smith with am ks all of wse T bel ) is Silent g a statement fssued ponent Scout bads iclid I ersonal health; Troop 4. personal and scholar: of Troop 10, swimmi Meit d ke was is private 1j o t Duane SR and s drien of 15 « of Tr oop 1 of Plain John services Bilsgon. for John Bilston held after Rev. Albin Bethany was in nable sin of tell- e that hurt f Mr. Mills so far as milk is of form New into the gove f the campaign today when the | asked if Hylan & v yor John lan of e CARD THANKS We wish to ‘hank our kind iends for the rown us dur nt in the oF bors an 1d sympathy sl our bel the V. T Glover Post and B sald th MR. AND MRS wick is a dcad one." ernor. Oil“xel to ( ontribute Sunport of Child of Berlin v ¢ of the child of .l Zast Berlin by Judga common pleas, and he w or- vl a week for the Onpastf his He d to 1v(nh nd of “ii%i BOLLERER’S | POSY SHOP PLANT BULBS NOW for Spring Bloor and sin inths, all reissns and Daffodils. MATN ST, PROT, BLDC clegraph Elorist of New and Family. on fey TAKER ne 16252 St Mary's Chureh, Summer 8(.—1625-3. UNDE 1 child's sup share of t was also requir 0. This support of t continue for 1 Decision had r the close of court Bertha Dent Rrits v t been reached atq as to the father of ild. This is nd ti nother who wsserted that the also of this zation, in case in thi father was C He denied the all TEL. 836 Britain.” T ommamr—r 1[ Wall Street B,." t | STCCH PRICES ARE MUGH RECOVERED Oil Shares Showing Umnsual Strength Today York, Oct. 28 (P—Stock stered further reco buying for both acco e Pittsbufgh dispatches to Wall say coke prices are soar! lue to the fncrease of 100 per ce 1 coal prices in the last Spot stanasrd furnace fuel from $5.50 to $6. Foundry is higher. production street in the Young tow 53 now I ng in contrast to a weeks ago. d Motor Car Co. increas he year ended A New fces re ling was con- rs and special- Hudsor below 42 to anof 6 low ss cropped out in some amusement a Great Northern Increased ber operatir rom $4,33 (Cw t Virginia ore the avd of ative exports in unted to 182,171 tons 453 tons over August. Safety Razor earned $3 926 on and net < NEW PERUVIAN 808 IN TROUBLE share limited p 1d be in no im: 28 (P—Nuval a s today we g to ravel the mystery of an S O S, that reported the Peruvian s rine drift off Cape Hattera with disabled engines, alarmed and tied r an hour a e call for the out any 1 1bma messa to stand and v Londof on voya, Newport, R ad reached a point ast of Cape May, N. when the R-1 sent out its mc al statlons picked 11 and all broadcasti while naval author Difficulty wa tation b demands in outh he eth nish for a tow the s rowi Wh for help but me bearing. Insurance Stocks rench d they hur sed , one report of the distr After the 4 no word rine for report ot sent out any s signals. Broadca was then umed and President Coolid :h before the Association of A agencies in Washington put on the air as scheduled e burcan of r tions explains the co tended the s als of the su b ing that the Dutch Veendjik broke in or believing the subma out an S O § steam messag and t out xurh are Vm() misunderstood Th of 21 men Newport TOLPI It was an George West Charles A. Jc N broadcast a prograr VT "orr Co com Saturday, " Nove to the il hlie | active of AY AT WTIC ounced today rman, 7:30 In mer ain Musical club. Utilities Stoe \\H'IH!R\\\\ IIfH[ 10‘ Y;T - The (nlm\\u g withdr TREASURY STATEMENT sury Balance Dant na DiMa erg of w York— E bilances $9 1o v ment out of cour | plaintife, T PUTNAM & CQ| MEMBERS NEW WORK & HARTFORD STOGR EXCHANGEY BIWEST MAN ST NEW BRITAINs Tel 2040 * ARTFOR) OFFICE 6 CENTRAL ROW ™.t We Offer: Aetna (Fire) insurance Co. Hartford Fire Insurance Co. National Fire Insurance Co. Phoenix Insurance Co. Thomszon, Tem & e itueritt Hotel Blde. New Britatn Telephors 258¢ MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCKE EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart. Mgr. We offer— BANKERS TRUST COMPANY Price on Application. WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS. EDDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW BRlTAlN' ford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt Hotel Bldg, Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 25 shares Fafnir Bearing 50 shares Landers, Frary & Clark 100 shares Stanley Works ..;TARY THR!LLEH THUDEILE AT WEETIG Entertainment to Be Given Friday Evening—Outline of New “Vere min Shooting” Contest. ing of the New Britain d Game Association will be Jr. 0. U. A. M. hall on ng. ee vaudeville ave been secured from the en- nt and a dou barrelled will be given away. Frank s finished stocking the ms for this season and George sen of the game committee will Tt progress on his committee. e “Vermin Shooting” qontest has been started has resulted in seve il good reports on “Vermin” killed. Gus Bennett, chairman of 1mittee in ‘charge of the ces that the shoot will February 25, 1927, e “Vermin” to be counted in this contest are crogs, hawks, other than fish bawk or ‘Osprey, weasels, red squi s and foxes. iere are three classes of ‘“Vepe m for the purpose of awardsy Class A, crows; class B, hawks, owls, weasels, and red squirrels; class ¢, 0ws are counted by the led, foxes, the same, s count 2 pof owls count § 1ts, weasels count 5 polnts and red squirrels count 2 points. There r prizes to be awarded in class. The evidence necessary *gistration {s: Squirrels and weasels, the tail: fox, hide must be shown which will be marked; crows, the feet; owls and hawks, the entire bird £ et been placed soctation number k each fo. s of the contest have on the bulletin boards of Britain Fish and Game As- Two Ordered To Pay Their Personal Tax Frank Margonilli of 331 Cliaton treet i Mrs, Pearl Kardokas of ' les stro were ordered to r personal tax, by Justice v P. Roche in police court this mornin Catherine Shipsinski of 75 Hartford avenue, an alleged de- linquent, did not attend court snd ® wus ordered arrested and placed M onkas’s excuse for fail- ure to pay the t was that she was a widow n the tax was due in 1925 and she felt she should not be required to pay, although she not patition for abatement by board of mayor and aldermen. has since married and paid the tax tor 1926. Margonilll eald he had intended payment October 16 but nt fell due and he was ord $2 for the tax. He the money this morning aid © Loo le to a roduced lector ki, aged 0. of 298 s struck on the head thrown by Chasmer 13, of 363 Allen street, T Supernumerary Officer m O'Day reported The boys & to church when the ac- appened. Dr. John Tokar \101 EN AUTO * Kelly of th, received AGGED" police depart- word today that an ered in the name Patrus of 154 Kelsey n tagged in Hartford standing too long. olen Tuesday night in e rear of city hall, the party who took it evidently wanting a ride to Hartford. Oysters enjoy feeding on yeast and make rapid growth on this food, sald the report of the British ministry of fisheries. automot LECTURE Mic Tha W ON MOSLEM WOME of ael Luncheon ) o'clock and ad- one those desiring should notify » will be an oslem W embers. Al to at e meetir Mrs. W. E. Parker,