New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1927, Page 3

+ at the right REPORTS GARAGE | | USED FOR HOUSE ‘eal Estate Man Asks Building * Board to Make Inquiry The building department is in- e car garage at Carlton street and Coinmonwealth avenue is being used us a dwelling house. Kenneth R. Tuttle, owner of prop- erty’ next to the one in question, vhich is owned by L. charges that mistakes on the part of the building authorities make this condition possible, and he has usked that investigation be made end that he be informed what the city contemplates doing to remedy Inspector A. N. Rutherford has nuade a partial investigation and has found that no permits w issued for the building over his name, matter having been handled by a previous inspector, day. A part of the complaint written by Tuttle to the building ment follows: “Last fall you agreed to take up the matter 1 inform me regarding 1he property owned by L. Williams at the corner of Carlton street and Commonwealth avenue adjoining my property. s you know, you 1ssued permits | for a three-car garage at one time and when the building was finished i was a cheap-looking garage with | two additional rooms wused as al dwelling. “Last year in the fa of this pre- vious mistake you issued a permit for an addition to a garage which when built was an additional room to the dwelling part of this build- Ing. As you know this cheap shack docs not conform in any respect to the building rule of this location, as fis value could not exceed $1,500 and is used as a dwelling.” LAST HOME GAME New Britain High School Basketball 8 Team to Mect Collegiate Prep To- | morrow. New Britain basketball have an opportunity tomorro noon to sce the w i school team in action for the I time on its own floor when it plays the Collegiate Prepa ory school | team of New Haven. game the local team will enter upon @ road campaign of three games which will carry it through to the end of the season. The lineup which roason triumphs and which as unit, has not tasted defeat so far this year will be used in the game. | Frank McGrath will be at his old center position; Marion Zaleski, | team capt nd leading scorer will toss ‘em right forward with Al Havlic s running mate at lcft for die d position with John ; after- scored earl (Red) Mat substitutes Zalcski, Lousi 1, ders, James Scully George Cherpack. Spanish War Veterans To Have Maine Program | Camp, Uniter ans and A, G. A. G. Hammond Spanish War Vete Hammond Auxiliary will observe the 29th anniversary of the destruction of the battleship Maine, in Havana harbor with memorial services in the camp meeting room in the armory tomorrow night at § o'clock. | music and P A be the There will be appropriate singing. Past Commander Bawtelle of Meriden will speaker. RABBI WISE RE-EL Washington, Feb, 22 (P—Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New Yorlk, has been re-clected president of the American Jewish con Seven vice pr been chosen, v Hartman, Judge Julian Mack, ipsky, Max Steurer, Dr. Ronge, and Carl Sherman, and Mrs. verman of Providence, nard Richards and both of New York, sceretary and iy TED i 1 George respectively. READ HERALD CUASSIFIED ADS igating a complaint that a three- | Willians, | the | he declared to- | depart- | fans will | in High | ollowing this | Sowka will be |, Archibald Sil- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1./_1. 3 THIEVES ABANDON AUTO WITH POLICE ON TRAIL | Leave Car and Disappear As Patrol- | man Flynn Closes in on Them. Patrolman Maurice |covered an automobile {Alex Mierziewski of |street, in front of the Stanley Works office on Lake street shortly after| 10 o'clock last night, but two young | |men who are alleged to have stolen | the car on Broad street were not ap- | prehended. ieutenant Bamforth was notified by Officer John en of the theft, ind Patrolman Flynn, who was at West Main and Washington streets lat 10:10 o'clock, saw the red light | flashing in front of Booth’s Block on Main street. Telephoning to headquarters from the Auburn taxi- cab stand, Patrolman ‘Flynn was given the reg number and | description of the car. A few min- |utes later as he was going along | Washington street, towar afs I ette, the car passed him, going south. | Commandeering a_car driven by |c. E Pratt of Berlin, the pnx-.vl-‘ Iman gave chase The young men in the car apparently realiz |were being followed, for t car. Had they rem t proba 1 have be |taken or stopped patr all over the city were teieph |to inquire the cause of th of the red lights. BLIZZARD DEATH LIST MAY BE 28 Coew of Missing Ship Nowi Believed to Have Perished | Flynn | owned by | Connerton the s the Imen | ) - northe toll of Ul Atlantic sea- | mounting des st {plizzard that swept the hoard for three days had reached 21 today with the added possibility of | !seven others, members of a ship's w who had taken to life boats and | rared to have d ed. | sility of in word flashed to yard last mer Blijdendijk identified schooner was | miles east of Boston. A asked wheth w had been picked up, but no | e of the crew had been found. he seven seamen believed to {been casualties of the storm \m mbers of the of the | masted schooner € raflla) Moy B 1 which foundered off Br {Beach, N. The body of the m: [ter of the ship, Warren washed ashore when coas finally made their |schooner they found the but no trace of the | The schooner was en rontc | Jacksonville for New York | The other additional d |a bargeman and a boy ‘;(w‘ i icy roof in New York. | New 1 continued rip of a severe s {eral towns completely isolated roads, and communication The snowfall averaged a are further hoone wer four- way missing. in the Jlocked mpered. | foot. The sea had {both off the New Jerscy, yesterday | New York | ts. Property | » New York and | y coasts was estimated at | y house subsided between $3.000,000 The ors voted una 000 approp he co ments of the sc ion of croach- WO BOYS KILLED York, Feb. old hoys with New their two sle her t crashed into | coasting down Look- park, Brooklyn 2608 Albemarle steering, Am ched t la tree while out hill, Prospect | James Rush of voad, Brooklyn. who was was killed instantly. Le Roy Gooday 0 Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn fractured skull a ho from a being taken to Wheat receipts at Kansas City in were 87,438,000 bushels, valued t $132,468.570. Reeeipts of wheat, affir corn, milo ma nd barley totaled 11 \\w!\“ I\ and were va HER % < YOU Her oy ingredients ready mixed In one important aspect of cooking, American women stand ‘far ahead of every other nation. Injall countries women try hard to please their fam- ilies at table. But only in the United States are they so constantly collecting and testing new recipes. For this Amer- ican women are celebrated. 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