New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1928, Page 3

PREPARING AUDIT OF CITY AGGOONTS City Clerk, School Dept., Pnblic!"“' Yoar's Works Accounts Under Fire Mayor Paonessa and Chairman E F. Hall of the board of finance and taxation are determined that all city records shall be subjected to a thorough audit, the mayor declaring today in favor of immediate study while the director of finance an- nounced he will make a personal inquiry- before recommending to the mayor. ed the championship of the Smalley City Title Holder Starts Off as| Though He Intended to Repeat Again and Get Third Trip to Atlantic City, ; Domonic Cartelli, 12 years old, of Putnam street, has gain captur- \ school. having defeate S| Tn his anaual message to the [Sh00 having Setenied ellicon RS 4 common council three years ago, | (' !th-v‘:’l s ‘! the; " Aamplopehip Mayor Paonessa pointed to this neeq | OF the city for Vo BIG: e ganeen | and in his statement to Bl il j$ne wears nd will compete in the members two weeks ago he again |y nf1M4ls Saturday morning at PR R e ol Willow Brook park, for the cham.- | Particlular attention will be pajq { PIONSHIP of the city again. | to the office of Town Clerk AMred L. Thompson, the department of public works and the school depavt- ment. These sub-divisions of the government have heen the source of dissatisfaction, from a standpoint of fol counts would aniount to $6,000, the CF Karmelowitz, aged street and also Salvator Lucitti, aged 112, pl; Runners up for the championship r the Smalley school were 14, of Steve Short | These hoys | to compete against of 90 Talcott street ayed togethe 133 Mitchell street was the run- Dominic Cartelli Once More Is Champion of the Smalley School e < spension of the license of John J | pastor. St. Aedan's, twenty-five years 19014 & |on Emerson street, Westuille, whic o R {was then independent of New Ha- £ ILf0s * | DOMINIC CARTELLI ;",:P,'”O’n‘"Mw‘;:’“\(‘r(‘m e Hannon of 45 Grand et s street {rs. C. S. Kuhne of 357 | City Items FATHER WGIVNEY Aedan’s church in New Haven, The latter said Monsignor Patrick J. McGivney, has| L now been appointed to his brother's |41 5 o'clock. | Like Rev. McGivney {built the church of which he is now olo Neri of of Westville, most attractive part - {one of the last week was appointed national s was accidental. The officer chaplain of the Knights of Colum- ¢ ted the rifle. |bus to succeed his brother, the late| The executive committee of 3 Burean will meet at Chamber of Commerce this evening pasiersis, BishapiJohn iy Nilan has|it 0 SEaf ol B notifled Rev. McGivney that he is to |, Ut & © jing two weeks be transferred to St. Charles church |} &0 © Fheh = T il hd‘};.:“m \‘:u his rI,H mas’l The police were notified today Aedan’s on June 3r the return of the operators' license his brother, 8 Andrews street. national and state | 31, 1928 of the Pierae Oil Corporation of St Louiz, of the New York board of the ional Railways Mexico of and was president of the Pierce In- Officer Eugene Kieffer was notl- | vestment Trust Co. of St Louis, as fied at 12 Tu ay night that aniye)) ac a director n various rail- {*% | 11-year-old boy, living on AIbany|roaq, steamship and insurance com — avenue, had not been home since |panine - % o [9:30 in the evening. The officer lo- Is Asmgned {0 His Pastorate i |catea nim in o garaze ana took nim At e e R home. The voungster said he was el & - . b luxurious summer home n a forest afraid of a “lickin and decided to = rlage : of primevgl pi and « over- stay out all mght [ Br nbling looking the Lawrence Lapointe of 214 Archla gream filled with frout, and only Bridgeport, May 31 (—Rev, |Street complained to Officer F"::'f“nn hour's ride by automobile from John J. McGiiney, pastor of % \at Herhert Elarla of 298 fgpnerior, will bs the “summrer the the | the | bookkeeping, each having come in |\ rellt ‘and it appeared cither one | ae% 20 wsphelve suburh ef - New cotively of the National | for criticism at a meeting of the | VOUd Offer a stiff battle. Salvator 2 4 Circle, Daughters lsabella, will | B o4t 2 niseld ® |defeated Karmelowitz hy a score of SWhils TiatherAleGyney was bUlld ) Sufs itis Rl AT e B board of finance and taxation Tues- | Needless to say Cartelli won. | ing his parish in Westville, h.s“'_ e . A e da;‘\',‘"gh" 3 The championship of the Benja- | {brother was doing the same thing ¢ oo el L 3 | Terms (Jlaver Pacnessa polntell o antn: |0 nan il SR A s Een) A Z R {Reraiat St Charles Yor 18 yeerg|Slole Moalng o L os b erms Siabe whore Bl wEE nedalled for | 0y St eaocet et he ministered to his flock here and| Worthy Temple, No. 18, Pythian As Low As L nl . ememant Which. SRR Gywiages 11 peste o0l E 134 Bel| {Was still head of the church when | Sisters, will entertain n I el 0304 to. be ivo years orepdue | IR 1F yeas eld of 124 ¥ e |t liness wiely ended 1n Bis death 1005 fomoriow evening at 30 Inguiry has shown that the interest | 3 surprise of most of the specta- | {in Paris on May 8, fell upon him at Judd’s hall $ FRlon pu ¢ dus andiuedientell oo BT e e | “The new pastor of st. Charles wa mayor asserted, ne City officials having occasion to| and strange to say, he was r-up, (Continued d from First Page) . [the runncrup at the Washington | Father Michael J. McGivney form- | Upon Installation Bee de fapllilice of the town clerlisi oy ECiSE o the Knights of Columbus and| g | office are dissatisfied with the man- Favorites changed as the games |Started when students, awakened by ts chaplain. Monsignor McGiv- b”MM[R WHITE H“USE | Depor Londilug B s Bn mENG et Dursueila Bosst 14 years | the enzi of & . sewer excavator|, .. ronowed him into the office and i | Togidd of BilbncteuE Alen wbarel s S it et ent it | D Oiking ok the Uohear thelr {0 pathor John holds that office. | ! Ag0 a cash register was purch d |6 st group of six and was the carly [dormtories, pelted the machine and i U | a% & cost of $000, but the mayor and ¢, oiije easily defeating Eugene |the workmen with bottles and fruit, BOY SCOUTS NO' | (Continued from First Page) | the fiasnce board ehisitmun have | ipre™ ot O TGt S ClinsTamediatety sll wvindons opsped andill iy 05 Sy onding Nathan Mule| n | jound it is practically unused and |y, "oiloot’ the socond gronp win- |cheers broke the stillness, Within a |, nior Hizh participated in the S | 1erge ameunts of cash areiglloned | o, o o skarh st Aains on |18V dninifes of students 'yroniorial Day d0 with fwo e e T to remain in open drawers, easy 19 (he scene and took two group win- |had mobilized on the campus await- op officials and 40 scouts inthe oo "0 T o il Ragess ip callers al the oTioes . 16 18 )r i caian and ther 'bs Maved |inE leadsrs, ne of march lhiscore Giost Fon s iGhains Han their plan to have titis practice dis- | o ollo and defeated i 7 40 1 Attack Cars [ AL e Tast vemutar menting the | 0TeOre o (hitheptanenan | Hear eentinued without daloy. {'Dhon’ everyohs' present was rooting| They first attacked: stregt i [troop was inspected by Frederick | POTIe: T8 selecti sl s . Gene Austin The. schaol comimities's malion Il soimy Hins nliis ittle oha s Samat | DUILIBE Lrellays ron: ths. wikies ikt | Boardman of New Britain. Princi- (64 here sivce th dmprossion had On the' Air Tonight diverting insurance meney paid to'|\&h o™ Hajdas of 17 Albuny ave- this stage a { police arrived |pal Harry Wessels, chairman of the "" i N 9 o'Clock the city after the L Putnam o "o fs 10 years old, played |and arvested one student, As the of- |troop _committee, presented {wo | thi¥ summer to go to 2 e Elf(' i Singin senol it e Been'iciltitled Sabyip AioD o nbastiteam e ofl e wpi<oc | fTber ‘sthriad. foF hesBqhattecs et flags. the national colors and an offi- AR, Sl denu e Improper bookkeeping. A system meon. The scorc was tied at 6 and [DIS prisoner the students attempted |cial troop flag. in the name of the 'w“'l“"t Lones “l“_'l'rnf;,_',_ a! Ramons jrieh svould mhaveut such musleD-l SR einlon insdcan o Lhaunly) > und during the melee an- (troop committer Coloatne ol Lt “Girl of My Die Jehon of the hooks n thesfulire da oo men alone® aime ' Clivia. | othar was arreate | An overmight hi < heing 4 BiSE =it ChRol e P Bouquet of Memories, ete favored by members of the financ ©liron climbing up from the prelim-| Make t Effort tranged for June outmaster |Ment and ¢ -‘ “" 'I’"L" l-_‘.' ]f =l We have all his selections boardl § Muyor Bapncssa, Chpivair s ol ond Basting Had el spon Unall | AL heANRURLSHE RS ads their [Quimby and Assistant Scoutmaster 19805 capital s fuies e leas Records. thll and memhors of dhe Board Wl C ol 8 L N1oA) eakya s mud | 846 BMovt £6 hdar e ith air folipaPeg el W zebascunid ecio L line | AN SRER R RS SEIDIC T D tin %o llute the matlon ot the Bumamill, &) 50508 (511 6s diirneN and et | Buy sesaryes Waned Holsiom the out. |scouts will Ieave Iriday afternoon |Black Hills of South i Stk gihgul et et Rt vask BN L o Al st e il e e el ate e e an e et | e er ey indasieod ',?,}“‘:‘ . ' = | — - - he @ i S d e | porket chool fitle was in | arresting three more students herded < Fke Sl e - . 7 ol —_— tes whivh were locked and a pa-| Movico O ; il s e i e ~l" kd!l Mo ded?l {Reformatory Sentence iekiot Sl odlogagiatatiod bloueep | ADEHIEAT g o p o Al lam s e South | Richard Lang. a plimber in the | REIOrmatory » ¢ e 3 slain from an Yo n | employ of Louis Nawr. fell from a | Is Imposed in Court| ‘siny stugents = wphearing i |Zo0eral foreman of 1 Lot iunetions i e B ilin lagBer this morning and Is at the | pringayhet,-May §1 .4 L5iTpht |clasics at ths ~uhiverst sterday | trudis mine near Pachu R R i Nesilitain General hospital whers | severis, 22, ene of four found guilty |bore physical evidence o T Lattle | Hidalso. was shot to d . —palde e bbb et . it is Wllieved: he is suffering from |yy 54 of transporting explosives, |with (he police, Black aud blue [Enidentifed man yosterday. The man | over ‘any business is rans PIANOS & fracture ot his right ankle. [P InE Ut b donlsiandseatying | adtis Bne 8 ot Bunootion davinl 120 S Ren B Iln Slopy LUie DR DD £ S actual surroundings are John A .Conway of Woodruff apons, . was sentenced | nearly every cla liad its quota, [{h® road mith was driving from | As € a8 el . | S S ~ o | Pachnca toward the mine concerned, however, the farming street. Southington, caught his Teft |, gyperior court today by Judge |Several ofher Yo men who are | F3 and pastoral surroundings of South | foot in a railroad track last nighl.|jonn Richards Booth o an indefi- |not students complained Dakota will be replaced by wild He sutfering from a compound |yite poriod in the Connecticut re- | had stopped fo witness Frber 1hide fracture of his lelt foot at New |formatory [and. to their sorrow were mistaken Picrce was a prominent financier | itamn General hogpital The other three. John Rocco, |PY the police for students. of St. Louis and New York, main- | - John Printo and Joseph Giglio, | _— | tained homes in fhose places, at (‘Ullll.Yompflly Silent were given prison sentences when| The state of Utah derives its name s Crossing, Mass. and Brule Of Employes’ Stand <" 'ction na returned. | from the Utes Indians | ve ehairman of the board New Haven, May 31 (P—Officials of the Connecticut branch of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Electric employees, de- chined today. to state whether the members had favored accepting a renewal of the present wage scale contract or referring the matter to | an arbitration board in the ballot- | ting of Tuesday. The conference will meet esident John K. Punderford of the Connecticut Company, later in the day and 1nay give out a state- ment following the nieeting Mas!erfiBarbers to Meet In New Haven Tonight ! 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