New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, INITIAL SHOWING 'WOMAN FINED $200 OF LIONS' FROLIC| ON SELLING GHARGE Tonight Is Opening Night for,Tries to Destroy Evidence and Big Amateur Show Splahes Policeman down the west side stalrs, but on| The final rehearsal of the Lions' ! Mre. Justina Zytka of 111 Winter | modity committees describing condi- the east a terrible panic developed |Frolic of 1927 took place yestcrday |Street was fined $200 and costs by | tions in their respective industries, and jt was here that the worst of lat 2 o'clock. To the privileged fow | Justice Henry P. Roche In police | will be submitted. the tr:.\xedy occurred. who had the pleasure of watching |court today on the charge of hav-| rTr:\dh\;:. however, was only in mod- Charles Gaa guide the ensemble |ing llquor with intent to sell and | through the many features of song |6clling, after Officers John C. Stad- I E U. EVENUE RE n and dance, it seemed that the acme |ler and Thomas J. Feeney te ified‘ lof perfection had been reached. The |that her home is the rendezvous for | lexcellence of the performance was |drinking men in the northern sec- ey [l e e i unquestioned. It was necessary for !tion of the city, and an “agent” had FAILS T" RETURN lT | to the professional element. Gains Director Gaa t0 request that the ap- | hought a bottle of moonshine liquor | ! from 1 to 5 points. plause be eliminated as it was pro- | there yesterday forenoon. ! MARKET AT 2:30 P. M. longing the time beyond the regular | Mrs, Zytka denied the allegations | $ (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) 1926 Collctions at St Mary's e, eres thelne-up f e | o % i ana taa s cour ane| NATVEIID Held - Under 2000‘ . frolic which will be given at the y,q gome liquor for Russian Christ- Che & Dye 139% 138% | Largest in History Bond for Erie, Pa., Police A “mmmr:“;‘:;ica‘ ek know. and yesterday she gave the| Am Loco .... 108% 1081 pliniaturs Musioal j “agent” a few drinks and also a| Wanted by the police of Erle, Pa.|Am Sm & Ref 1421 141 B e0r I fan vevenie duiing sl the f listening, In ana | Hottle which he requested on the |on the charge of fraudulent conver- [ Am Sugar . vears of its exlstence were broken Scene—A School of Singing and iy 0 t1a¢ nis wito was 11l and fn|sion of an automobile registered in |Am Tel & at St. Mary's church during 1926,| Dancing. necd of a stimulant. Asked why she | the name of M. A. Maxham of 232 | am Tobacco . 4 2 Marvelin, aged 29, sald to be & pro- masses yesterday, revealed. The to-|Sadie Thompson—(A Would-be sing-1 ;"o oo icining aho sald | fesslonal acrobat, was ordered hold | Atchison 1663 L Rmonninetmonaystien du for she became frightened at sight of |in $2000 bonds by Justice Henry P.|Baldwin Loco .154% ELY EoucCeq yeas/ 981, R85 01 Ex’m"‘;d" Officer Feency, who has arrested | Roche in police court this morning | Balt & Ohlo ..108% ;\:l;ezsfor the year amounted to $61,- by the Professor and His Pupils| Many people.” Relative to a gallon | on charges of driving an automobile |Beth Steel . MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1927, OTEEL ORDERS PUT MARKET PRICES UP Trading However, Is Only in Moderate Volume New York, Jan. 10 (P—An un- | expectedly large increase of over 150,000 tons in the December un- filled orders for the United States | Steel Corporation furnished the ‘Mimulus for another advance in prices in today's stock market, Wall Etreet Briefs s An analysis of business conditions in the eastern Atlantic states for the | first quarter of 1927 will be the fea- ture of the annual meeting of the Atlantic States Shippers' advisory board in Baltimore next Thursday, | at which Daniel Willard, president | of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will speak. Reports of forty com- FR, GRIKIS FAVORS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL Pastor of §t. Andrew's Church Makes Recommendation Rev. Edward V. Grikis, pastor of St. Andrew’s Lithuanian church, in his annual report read at all the masses yesterday, advocated the ercc- tion of a parochial school for the children of the parish and a reduc- tion in the number of “mixed” mar- riages. Father Grikis pointed to the rap- idly increasing Lithuanian popula- tion in the city and suggested that with @ parochial school in the par- ish to which the Lithuanian-children could be sent, young men and wom- en would recelve the proper train- ing for the Catholic priesthood and sisterhood. In his financial report, Father Grikis stated that it had been found necessary to increase the amount of pew rent from 10 to 15 cents. The annual assessment of the parish from now on for the year will be $10 and for each working member of the family other than the family heads 35. The total revenue received in the church during 1926 was $12,125.45. Total disbursements amounted’ to $9,519.77. A total of $2,308.63 was paid off on the parish debt and the amount on hand is $296.05. The spiritual report showed that 45 baptisms had been performed; 24 marriages had been carried through and 23 deaths had occurred. Of the marriages, 20 were between Catho- lic parties; three were “mixed” and one was revalidated. The census of 76 CHILDREN DIE INTHEATER FIRE (Continued from First Page) PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 the two stairways, down which they = struggled, sawying and shouting. HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRALROW TELEPHONE 2-1141 An usher succeeded in restoring We offer: Community Water Service Co. $7 Cumulative First Preferred Stock (No Par Value) For the ycar ended Sept. 30, 1926, equivalent to 23 preferred stock. net carnings were times the dividend requirements on this Pricc on Application. Thomson, Thenn & Co. Burritt Hotel Bldz. New Britain Telephone 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart. Mgr. Capitol theater tonight and Tuesday | mac jast week aftor having bought it | | -\mfn(an Can 48% 433 | A the annual report of Rev. Matthew | st | B 23rd street, Erle, George H.|Am Woolen . 821 and Wednesday nights: Ifrom a farmer whom she doecs not| Am Car & Fdy 102 102 .| had spilled a pail of liquor on the | East J. Traynor, pastor, read at all the |The Professor . Stanton Ashley Poist & palliof Lquor Anaconda Cop 48% floor and alowed it to splash on We Offer: Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Co. Price on application. We do not accept Margin Accounts. Musical Numbers The Melody That Makes the Show— C = Gerda Fay €an taken by the police, Mrs. Zytka | without a license and without a r th;I;)}:zghm:‘k?:n«;rc%xnx:l:pec};vm::l;as"t::1“glcl\:b£;u(l‘xdn the, Boal F sald her daughter who lives in Rock- | gistration. He pleaded guilty and aft- | talled $42,565.38, an increase of| by the Professor and His Pupils | ville, was on a visit to her homc‘flr Prosecuting Attorney Woods and | $1,204.59. This included pew rent, Over the Radio {and happened to find the can in|Detective Seargeant W. P. McCue seat money and offertory collections, | The Three Cases of Scotch—enter- ' the rear yard. She salvaged it and I told the court the circumstances in This is the largest amount ever| ainment on the saxophone, bag- intended to use it to carry kerosene | the case, the recommendation of the taken in in a single year at the| Pipes, and a snatch of comedy oil Mrs, Zytka said. former was accepted and a continu- church not excepting the years fol-| furnished by Rufus the Dumb. | Officer Stadler testified to sending | ance until Saturday was ordered. In lowing the destruction of the old St.| ‘The Waltz of Long Ago" the “agent” to Mrs. Zytka's home |the meantime, the Erie authorities Mary's by fire in 1902. by Violct Bricson and when the evidence was turned | are expected to come here and Mar- an Cerro de Pasco Ches & Ohio ..161% Chi M & Stp P 21% Chic R I & Pac 74 Chile Copper .. 347 Chrysler . 43 Coca Cola ....171% Colo Fuel 45% Cons Gas 109% |Corn Prod Cru Steel |Dodge Bros A 21 {Du Pont I Nem Erie RR Erie 1st pfd |Fam Players Tisk Rubber Genl Asphalt Genl Ele {Genl . |Gt North Tron Ore Cifs Gt North pfd Guif | Hudson Motors Ind O &G . In Nickel |Int Paper . | Ken Cop | Kelly Spring .. 1113 Lehigh Val ...102 Louls & Nash.133% Mack Truck Marland Ofl Mid Cont (Mo Kan & Mo Pac ptd | Mont Ward [ National Lead Y Central .. YNH&H We Offer: 50 Shares Union Mfg. 50 International Silver Common 75 American Hardware EDDY BROTHERS & G HARTFORD Al NEW BRITAIN Martford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt Hotel Bldg. Tei.2-7186 Tel. 3420 60% ! erine b 01% Skene, Mul- We Offer: 50 Stanley Works Com. 50 American Hardware 50 Colts Mfg. Co. 50 Landers, Frary & Clark 50 Torrington Co. Fuller, Richter, Aldr:ch & Co. MAIN ST. Mot Ca Am Pet B ylvania. . WILL OPPOSE TEA ROON Re- 186 North street, alleged proprietor | 2 {of a bar room in the basement of | Eenn | Ukrainian hall at 11 Erwin place, pleaded not guilty to two counts. | The police had a scarch warrant vy) c les Andrews 1o wding Latham | Rocbuck port, Father Grikis thanked his par- | Propagation of the Faith, rents and | -itt¢ Butterfly the floor. The police were about to| Saturday night, Sergeant P. . el e | 403 children had been baptized, 458 | iDassedyi Ann Feoney testified that when Mrs. | three gallons of gasoline and had a I erformed and the present membe: -1 The Professor and His Pupils 2 {® . 2 and L me reputation. While the polica ! lin, whose wife was with him, at | parochial and Sunday schools dur- |Sally Petuskas, Ann Petuskas, Edna i Zytka as “a cute, designing woman, | Asked for his license, howover, he and Humphrey . vou™ Jerome Srogi of 33 Union| Acting on a request in letters sent| downey in | oftense, Justice Roche imposed the | U-drive garage in Erle on December ] Threo other cases of alleged vio- | came to this city to visit relatives on tenement on the third floor. The| B o 0% ollection of subscrip-|Jim (the lover) .. Norman Barbour SRS P Rpriinast: boy but that, all ths mubscriptions|® 4 Mnlature Flano Reeifal | O Mara Officers Stadler, ficency and i Brie authorities will probably como she saw a bloody razor, with a blood [the boy's mother. She is satisfiod, | | Yankel (from the Residents of Stanley Quarter enter the bedroom, so she hastened | cpajrman conducted a beneflt dance | diClamtoyie “;wr R | ; 5 Dancing by Rita Noonan and Ted over, he and Officers Feeney and |velin will return without the formal- the parish shows that there aro 3,752| The collections extraordinary S — e adult members and 534 school chil- [amounted to $34,403.23, 1llcludm(..1“0 ot | x e dren. collections, interest on deposits, do- nly a Rose” |the gallon can out a window and|cording to his agreement wif e { by John J. Kiniry ' ;rres | piasite 7 S ishioners and announced that the ‘other sources. Collections for dioce- | Muiss By Mails Taripanl 1;r're~t her husband, but _s_he took the “(‘v\\J)' rvv“m\ul :x‘compl.m‘(‘) lflgm | trustees for the present year would | san purposes amounted to $4.898. | et lame and admitted having sold the | the manager of the Singer Oll Co. it : Assj “, il 5 e be Thomas Razaitis and Thomas| In the spiritual report for the par- | drinks and the bottle to the “agent”, | statlon at Liberty and West Main by Kathleen Crowley Solomon : g i wore confirmed, 495 rcceived irst | Dancing by Chaples Fasmer and | ZYtkd lived on North street, her | tire repaired, and had driven aws | Holy Communion, 176 members of Ernest Casperson home was reputed to be a place|without making payment. The ser- R \ wher juor could be hought, and |geant, accompanied by the complain- | ship of the church is 11,000 In ad-| The pupils: Sally Baylock, Beatrice § !dumn to these items, Father Tray- G. Griswold, Mae L. Guenther, Cath- Were in the tencment yesterday, two | Stanley and Seymour streets. Mar- nor announced that 2,270 childr: ne Drager, Roselyn Hanrahan, Men of drinking habits called, velin protested that he had forgot- > R | Prosecuting Attorney Woods asked | ten to make payment and did so at mg Yifl Fll‘& ESG&])E e Sleath, Helen Stasky, Anna Who has successfully evaded the 1aw | was unable to produce it, and the Vera Sherman, Helen Zisk, until now.” She has heen doing & only registration he had was that of T“es to Aid Athlete big business in her home, he said.|Mr. Maxham. The police learned i “Nic Nax 2 Mrs. John D. Willlams of ACT 3 fine, remarking that he belleves |31, 1926, on an agreement to return ect & to Detective Sergeant | t0 him by 3 , 1926, on an agreemel :;:Q?g:‘?“fi%n;r s attornoon ns | Poultney, Vt., mother of Hugh Wil-| A Comedy Skit ! there was suffictent testimony befor the following day, but he had ho sergeant peered through a door | llams. whose log was broken in a| the court to justify a finding of | arivon to Hartford to visit his moth- 2 mongears pRe 3 game against the New Britain High Julia (the wite) .. Helen Brennan | = o lation of the liquor law were before | Lincoln street. He gave his address ergeant ! the | & ; : ey ! incoln o [ "“;:x“d‘“;‘t‘"a' “"‘_i"m‘l‘;:f“:;m;:;‘d and | tions for his aid some time ago, the | Ired (the h‘“":g‘;j Jimmy Onorato. the court, as the result of Saturday | as 545 Main street, Hartford. coach explained today. & night activity by Detective, Sergeants| Detective Sergea McCue stated | Srogi went down the fire escape, | °Grt SRS TS FOCP R o 0 h"enl Tsraelk T sanpers y Detective Sergeant McCue stated Mrs, Srogi notified Captain Xelly (0¥ B/ % 100 & 0 in as yet, On| AcE | Coserove. All were continued U"“l.‘"-.rv- within three or four :3:\)1 "rn- that on her return home early in| " .. " Uigt to his native home in A Farce Comedy local police were in commun ion I"]\ afternoon, the bedroom door | oy inoy he called at the Willlams' “The Last of the McGuires” | with them tod ined towel on the floor. She | . oiqine to Mr. Cassidy, with what! red her husband had committed | {5y oy on . | Benny (from Tioston) suicide, as they had a quarrel in the | yj."Gogsidy explained that a com- ‘ Dwight {at one of the New Britaln hallg on | Yussel (trom P"“rmfl)u o el anditineovan Svde R Sergeant mas eve but it was a flnancial | DAL o | 5 1 > as ! A Sok all, 45 Se: & | raiture, the affair resulting in a $30 Alaska) Paul Lucas| At Sokol hall, 45 Sexton The s e i Following the reading of the re-|nations from the Society for the Ruth Goodrich HOFton | spilled the contents of the pail on | police. b ey |1sh, Father Traynor reported that | ccrs: Esan Shahanian and LaHar ,ocording to the testimony. Officer | streets that Marvelin had purchased | the parish died, 122 marriages were | Tpe y That Makes the Show” 2 . L e i i S e e were receiving instructions in the ' Adeline Hurlburt, Eisic M. Johnson, for a conviction, characterizing Mrs. | onge. | ACT 3 Aicnrt 6pah That 4obt or Tl shoot Injured in H. S. Game ciem Lowis Atter observing that this is her frst | that he had rented the car from a “Give 'Em Credit” : g guilt on one count. and on Saturday he and his wife leading to a bedroom at the Srogl) .\ o "\ " oo on George M. Cas-|Marle (the maid) Dorothy McCrann | ‘ 5 {McCne and Ellinger, Sergeant | the facts in the case and said the through the rear yard and out onto | ¥ sald tvery eleTt Gas BIAd| 4 | the facts i d the Michael Tynczshin, aged ! ‘] an as locked und on the kitchen table | 1, 4pq explained the situation to| The Clan Feitelbaum mrning. She was afrald to try 10| pitiis of which Albert Fengler was| Malschka (from Chicago) and found a quantity of alleged li- e Bristol) ant was used and I Southern Pac . ported to Be Preparing to Protest | Southern 81 W. NEW BRITAIN exception to g 1o 55 5 MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Hartford Tel. 2-9161 New Britain Office Tel. 1258 New London Office Tel. 3786 Captain Ellinger and Omr(rs W and T. C. Dolan to inv police arc at a loss to account for the blood, rogi did not appear to be seriously injured, it at all. According to Mrs. Srogi, her hus- band has v ked one month sinca they were married six months ago. Exception to Zoning Law. Semmel (from | Pincus (from Grant of a speclal Mrs. Frank L. room opposite Otto Brandenburger, Party aged 50, of 137 North | Mendel, the mountaineer strect, alleged proprietor, had a jug . Louis W. Vogel! of alleged liquor in his possession, aughter ithe police say. A compartment in |G e . Sam Sdblatzky | the attic of the building contained |the hoard of adjustment Wednesday | st of lhc McGuires a qu'\n(\\) of alleged liquor, the po- |evening by owners of neighboring .. Gerald Crean |lice say. ermml“w who have retained Attor- In the Mountains of Vir-| The arrests of Andrew Maietta, | id L. Dunn to represent in the Cabin of Mendel Feitel- aged 29, of 112 Lafayette street, and | them. | his wife, Cozata Maietta, came about| The tea room case is onc Intermission !as the result of the purchase by an | eral on the docket h also in-| Grand Second Part { “agent” of a bottle of alleged lquor | cludes an application of the Sher-| The Lions' Minstrels De Luxe in Maictta’s store at 107 Lafayctte | man Sand and Gravel Co. for per- William C. Hart Interlocutor |[street. According to the police, the | mission to place a stone cru Comedians “agent” came to headquarters and | North Mountain road. Sevi |Matt Callahan Humphrey Mul- said he could make the purchase. | €Tty owners are asking permis downey Stanton Ashley, Walter aCrl- The raiding squad watched him en- | bulld garages under conditions son, George Scheyd, Frank Clynes, ter and leave and after he turned | barred by zone regulations. W n Cormier, Oliver St. Law- over the bottle, they made the ar-| ey | rest. The “agent” s said to have reported that Mrs, Maletta made the sale. Judge W. I, Mangan rep- | resents the Malettas and Tynczyshin. Traut to con- |Ti aley |Reynolds B .. | Union Pac . ! United Fruit . 118 U 8 Ct Ir Pipe 220% T S Ind Al {U 8 Rubber | permit 1204 | duct a tes duct a tea 162 RING FOR POLICEMAN. hoard of police commlssion- | will meet at 4 o’clock tomorrow noon instead of in the evening. A hearing will be given supernu- {merary Officer Fred Jones, on the charge of drinking while on duty,| o | and routine matters will be acted on. |y The cloction of Commissioner Rod- | man W. Chamberlain to the chair- manship is expected. irter park will be opposed before ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED At a dinner party held last evening at thelr home, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony | Albanese of Maple strect announced the engagement of their daughter Anne, to Floyd Mitchell, son of Mrs. Agner Mitchell of Chestnut street. No date has been s't for the wed- ding. | of sev- ite Motor Willys Over . | Woolworth ‘LOOSE KNIFE IN PARGEL | GHAPEL DEDICATED INJURES POSTAL OFFICIAL Auxiliary Bishop McAuliffe Offciates at Ceremony at St. Lucian’s Home For Aged In This City. l()("l, ‘\f()( KS ed by Putnam & Co.) Clty Items | Superintendent of Malls Gets Sever- | INSURANCE STOCKS Asked | ed Artery When Protruding Blade | 700 | Cuts Him in Ankle. | | | According o reports this aften- noon, Mrs. Rose McVeigh, wife of James McVeigh of 88 Clark street, is in a critical condition. She has heen ill for the past few days. Shahanian, John Lindsay, C. J. A. G. Hamomnd auxiliary of the Styhiman, James Donahue, | U.S. W. V. will hold a regular meet- M Numbers Ing Wednaesday evening at 8 o'clock “Let's Go™ (overture) at the state armory. A grab bag by the social will follow the mecting. “Hedding for Loui Deputy Great Sachem L. W, Wil | Stanley and Scott Are Added to U. C. C. Officers Maurice Stanl s been elacted ked to be allowed time to | vice-president of the United Com- counsel. | munity corporation, succeeding this afternoon as Serseant|James S. North, who resigned at preparing o to| the meeting Friday evening. Alex and serve the warrant, | H. Scott was elected assistant cam- | liams 2 art W ed b | S atad) A Bowes telephoned to Captain | PalEn director. tober 3, 1572 and had lived in this | oy . Bl staf °(f,"”_“‘;ef“,’:‘\l)c;c"'[ ““‘;;f;‘”l\‘\f““l']‘l"‘\”," Sormier) | Relly that the car was being driven| Other officers elected were L city for the past nine years. Sur-|mu o ot G O O the | ; an | by John Sirica of §7 Franklin street, | Page, president; H. E. Erwin, d viving her are two stepsons, William | (f.-® 500 2 {0 (00 B0 o : and he will be in policc | tor gencral of the next campa and George Barlow of Waterbury, |~ g o qeopoio 212 Hartford court tomorrow morning on the| Mrs. Ernest Smith, sccretary and two step daughters, M SEh i lnbs 6t pvadior vesgonsibiit | A. Sprague, treasurer. e : ISKRA LEAVES COMMISSION | Maund Wilson of this city; in front of the boy's home ON POLICE BLOTTER The chapel at St. Lucian’s Home |for the Aged of the Sacred Heart parish, was dedicated with solemn 1 post pe . |ceremony yesterday morning at 10 superintendent of o'clock by Auxiliary Bishop Maurice to his home at|I. McAuliffe of Hartford. The where he probubly chapel was recently finished and will forced to remain for several enable the inmates to attend divine services in the building. Bishop McAuliffe blessed the hapel and dedicated it to the pa- tron saint of the institution. He isted by Rev. Lucyan Boj- owski, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, and other members of the clergy. The nuns in charge of the orphanage and of the home attend- i and tk orphans from the Polish ¢ |Orphanage were also present. A large crowd of the members ot e parish attended the impressive Aetna ualty . | Aetna Life Ins Co. . 520 Aectna Fire . | Automobile Ins . Hartford I ional Phoenix T Traveler: Conn. Balladists Francis Egan F. W. Lathem, Harry Cus st le by a knife pro- = Mrs. John Carter Mrs. Franges Xavier Carter, B4 yearsold, wite of John Carter of 176 Dwight street, died at New Britain General hospital Saturds She was born in An: ils is confine §1 Maple street, s ns Co. will be (v' neral Manufacturing Stocks. Am Hardware ........ Am Hosier Peaton & C .. lige-Hd Cpt Co com gs & Spencer corn Billings & Spencer ptd Bristol Brass Ve | Colt's Arms ex Eagle Lock . afnir Bearing Co t & Cooley ders, F B Machine N B Machine pfd Niles-Be-Pond com North & Judd ...... Peck. Stowe & Wil .. , Russell Mfg Co. .. Scovill Mfg Co lustandard Screw Stanley W S anley Works pfd . Torrington Co. com Union Mfg Co. ntire Company “1me\ o ace has charge of the par- ion on Court street. attending to bumped a ipped to a local factory Maine. Later it was noticed wkle was biceding profuscly. ation revealed the fact that ng from the which had I W mnpml had cut t an; s and K nlu(l\) Home"— . . Humphrey Muldowney eptune .......... . W. Latham George S (Assis St Lawrence) alking to the Moon' | avenue was | driven by three sisters, ‘mi; Jennic .(':mff:.- ofl D'(;Irh_lv: .\Ir]fi-‘ y afternoon. The boy was Officer William P. Hayes shot a A ..“I)fl)lox\ otist (1‘104‘! i ;1?r|:n_mm]ml S e dog yesterday at 35 Linden street, and AMrs. William Selby of Lemon | yor of the car, but was unhurt, ac- on pt of a report that it was v, Floridn, cording to Yessian. I ill. The police learned later that uneral services will be held Tues- |~ " otine of the ordinance com- | Mrs. Breen of 1S Sheffield street day afternoon at 3 o'clock at Stanley | 4000 SoLaRuInd for e owned the dog. Memorial church. Rev. Raymond N. | 11or10y evening, has been postponed | , (Assisted by B | Complaint Gilman, pastor, will officiate. The | o "1riday night. “Sadie Green, the |a dog broke several ¢ body will be at the funeral parlomi A i50n was iborn at Naw Britainy, .Qmeans” at 110 Smith street. of B. C. Porter Sons at 19 Court| oy hospital today to Mr. and | The Sunshine th den is investigating. street until 2 o'clock tomorrow. In- ment since last May, forwarded hig| The police are investigating a re- resignation to Mayor Weld today and | port by Mr. Br of 113 North Lo Mrs. Thomas McNamara of 118| terment will be in Fairview ceme- | I the mayor accepted it. Iskra explains | street of the theft of 75 newspa- ;s | Columbia_street. o A daughter was horn at New Brit- | % the requirements of his business are | pers in front of his store. such that he is unablo to give the| The Beanett Motor Sales Co. re-| Resigns From Board of Compensa- uivmv:'%;r-‘ sent him Chamber Directors Transact Business ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS“‘"“ recommendations for the com- |ing year was accepted by the direc- | tors of the Chamber of Commerce {at a meeting at the New Britain club at noon today. An application from Mangel's new tion and Assessment Because of home. trice Griswold) e T Vamp of New Matt Callahan | Fills My World" James D. Donohue | Pressure of Other Business, Louis Iskra, member of the hoard of compensation and assess- ain General hospital today to Mr. | Record Set For New Construction | dy of the Bvening' and Mrs. Claus Carlson of S41 East i Mrs. Martha Dalton James A Lindsey and Miss Martha Dalton, a resident of New Britaln for 17 years dicd at her home in Westwood park, Plain- street. The monthly meeting of the Lo {Grand Finale At the Plano . Ims\mhlc . Leonard C. Voke necessary time to the commission, | quested the police Saturday night and he asked therefore that he be ‘lo pick up C r Di who was Public UHIII(‘: Stocks. Conn Elec Service fitions ta Tt A |store for membership was accepted During 1926 e firm voted into the fold. relieved. He is a republican, driving ar owned by the com-' Conn Lt & Pow pfd DR. BUOL OPENS OFFICE | pany. er Hopkins took care of | 1fq Blec Light Dr. Robert §. Buol, son of Abra- | the matter and the car was turned | » ham Buol of this city, has opened | Pack to the company. No “"“"‘fiou\h"v" NE ah office in the Raphacl building, | V28 made. . . ol where he will specialize in the treat- eney Is m\-neugnu}\‘ al | ment of children's dscases. Dr.| PR oL uton 0L LT ‘“‘Y Buol is a native of New Britain and| Stréct of the theft of a string of lis a graduate of the New Britain| P°d8 from her home. | high school, class of 1916. He was| | graduated from Michigan univer-| {sity with a B. S degree and from| the Harvard Medical school with an | D. degree. Tollowing his gradu-| | ation he served six months interne- | ship. In infectious discascs at the| Providence City hospital, Provi- dence, R. L, and 21 months in gen- cral service at the Rhode Island late hospital in the same city. | Later he spent a as resident physician at ti v and Child in New where hel specfalized fn children’s diseases. The directors authorized the sec- Ralph H. Benson, to attend on of the New England Or- ion of Commercial Secretarics meets in Springfield Friday and Saturday of this week. Mr. Benson was instructed to write letter of thanks to the Connecticut Light and Power Co. for the fres power donated for the community Christmas tree. Night Club Will Open In Main St. Building A permit to alter the building at 140 Main street, for use as a night club, was issued this afternoon at th» office of Building Inspector Ar- thur N. Ruatherford to the J. M, Hallinan Co. The alterations are to cost approximately §500. The pro- posed night club is to be on the sec. ond floor of what was formerly the Chamber of Commerce building. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS mittee on supplies and printing will be held at the city clerk's office to- night at 8 o'clock. The following girls have offercd | their services to be ushers for the | Lions' Frolic ville, yesterda: She was 71 years old and was well known here. The funeral will be at the home R. D. Ferguson of the S. and F.| in Plainville Wednesday at 2:30 \ Natalle C: Eloise o'clock. Burlal will be In Plain-| Moter Sales Co. has returned f“’"‘wmm Evans, Gertrude Ficher, Elis Detrolt where he attended the| ! ville. ek RS s [beth Hance, Anna Mae Havlick, °“’*;;'“ oI e e e [Mark Hayden, Frances Holmes, A owler has been A0-igyathorine McGary, Lois Mills, Mar- polnted sales manager of the Auto-|i;n “Mujjar An 1 Mullen, Greta Ro- motive Sales and Service Co., local |'\gn MUIEE B IS Ford dealers. Mr, Fowler has been : ; Schrey, Margaret 1;: ll:uslmss locally for a number ot gonod | ol M Grace Wal. |lin, Gretchen Zimmerman, Ria Zim- | merman. Probation Officer Gets | City Hall Headquarters Acting at the request of Probation Officer E. C. Connolly and his as-; sistant, Miss Ruth 3. Bristoll, the{ city plan commission today alloted Rooms 323 and 324 on the, third | floor at city hall for the two offi- | cials. This will eliminate the ncces- | sity of probat’oners and others hav- with tie officers going| > headquarters Another record in the amount of construction of school de- | partment in this city was set between Januvary, 1926, and Janu 1927 According to figures just released, | $719,527.03 was spent. Among the buildings which have cither been completed or been begun during the year were the Roosevelt school in the castern section of the city, the additional building at the | Nathan Hale school nt on Tre- | mont street, the Vance strect school on Vance stre the Lincoln school on Chairman money spent for the el s by the new buildings TR report by Treasury Roston—Exchanges Balances $31,000,000, | 62,000,000; EAST MAIN ST. | Damage cstimated at 4 ut $100 was done by fire on the roof of the oll Anchor Drand clubhouse at 415 Main street is morning. ks from the chimney fell on the nd started the f which was blazing considerably when Co 5 of the fire d > to a call wdder company Clearing Ilouse, Bal New York— changos $499,000,000; £101,000,000. Joseph A. Haffey UNDERTAKER l’lm'lm“lfi" Restdence 17 anm‘-:xreyr'sfh—unrfi -3, STATI. TRANSFERS deeds recorded at the town clerk include the Riley to Abraham property on M. L. Rhodes to roperty on Pleas- A Jleton to Fred- Johnson, property on Stan- M. L. Rhodes to Anasta- property on Pleasant REAL Warr office o : Wa Yvonn TO DISCUSS INCINERATOR. Councilman D. L. Bartlett, cha man of the"special committee on the proposed erection of an incinerator. has called a meeting Friday evening, v 14, at § o'clock, Room 201, 3uilding. Because of the size of the project, the committee will not be in position to present a report to the common eouncil at (he meeting | next week. Tostph, 2 Haliotan ot tne school ¢ imodations commit- | tee said he believed this is the high- amount spent by the committee 50 far in its campaign for better ac- awcommodations for the student. Last year was also a record breaker, Every Day Is a Birthday Let Your Gift Be Selected Flowers From BOLLERER’S PO! SHOP W. Main St. Prof. Dldg. Telegraph Florist of New called was hought ost recently b; At 9:01 No. in a house owned by 1 | on Vine street noon Co. | R A chimney fire | ley street; G. 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