New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1928, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1928, | Plainville News Bristol News lund Earl street was awarded by the | was found abandoned. Mr. Drohelm city council to Cosmo Vacca, local |left for that city today to claim his contractor, 'he contract for mak- | property. ing similar improvements on Barnes The school and church picnic will be held at Lake Compounce on Thursday, June 25, weather permit- ting. Chimney Fire Duplicating for le 2 for $15 range MATERIALS—Flat and Black. NOTICE—AII sales credits. ‘The Greatest Dress Sale Of The Year Two Dresses For the Price of One Not a dress that would sell regularly $16.50 and $18.50. Hundreds of individually styled models carefully selected for this great sale. A wide ment of women's sizes up to 50. Stripes. Novelty Embroidered Crepe, Printed Chiffons, etc. COLORS—New shades of Tan, Rose, Maize, Orchid, Peach, Navy, White %2 opping Center: Mail Orders Filled the Wonderful Values of Last June ss than $15, though most of them are 2 $15 of misses’ sizes and splendid assort- $10.00 cer 2w $15.00 Crepe, Colored Georgettes, Printed Crepes, Washable final, none sent C. 0. D., no exchanges, refunds or Dress Sale—Second Floor Berlin News REV. J. G. BRENNAN [S NOTTO LEAVE Kensington Priest Sefs at Rest Thes¢ Rumors BLIND WORKERS' SALE Grange to Hold Card Party—Sale For Blind People at Community HAouse—American Paper Goods to Meet Fafnirs. For the past two wecks it has been rumored about town and many of the state newspapers have made statements that Rev. John C. Bren- nan, pastor of St. Paul's church, Kensington, was to be transferred by Rt. Rev. John J. Nilan, bishop of Hartford, from the local parish to the church of the Assumption at Ansonia. In a statement made to the Her- #1d this morning Father Brennan denied that he was to be transferred and said that it was merely a rumor that had started from some un- known source. To Hold Exhibit An exhibit of the work accom- plished by all the children in every school in town will be held Thurs- day, July 7, at 7:30 o'clock at the Kensington Grammar school. Dur- ing the evening songs will be sung by the children and several selec- tions rendered by the school orches- tra. The parents of the children and the general public is cordially in- vited to attend the exhibit so that they may view the work accom- plished by the children in the schools during the year. Many of the teachers will be present and will he glad to explain any questions that anyone may wish to ask of them. The exhibit will be very interesting and it is expected that there will he a very large attendance. Blind Workers' Sale. The state hoard of education of the blind has arranged to have a sale of articles, made in their homes hy the older blind people of the state, at the Community House on TNerlin street tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 5 o'clock. This sale is 1o give the older biind people em- ployment in thelr homes and to en- able them to sell their products at a price that will bring moderate renumeration for their time and effort. In this way some will earn something toward support while others will obtain comforts which they otherwise could not have. All will ' be given employment for idle ‘hours which will result in peace of mind. The state board will bear the ex- pense of the sale in order that the full price that is paid for the article may be given to the blind person that made it. 1t is only through sales such as this that these pro- ducts can be sold and the public is invited to co-operate with the atate hoard in this good work. The prices are moderate and the articles are of good workmanship. A partial list of what will be on Aisplay includes baskets, serving trays, tea atands. aprons for chil- dren and adults, towels, washclothes ironing hoard covers, holders, braid- o4 and woven rag rugs and a variety of other sewed articles, as well as an assortment of candy in hoxes of various sizes. The sale will be in charge of Miss Tvie M. Mead. home teacher for the state hoard in this district. Grange Card Party Another card party will be given tomerrow evening by the Berlin Grange at its hall on Farmington avenue at § o'clock. These affairs have proven very popular in the past with the public and a large at- tendance is expected. Prizes will b awarded the winners and refresh- ments served. C. M. Weldon is in charge of the committee arranging the party. There will be tables for bridge, whist and other games. At the last party held two weeks ago under the direc- tion of Mrs. Harold Skinner, $19.50 was realized. Paper Goods to Play Following its victory in the New Britain Industrial league last week over the strong Russwin team the American Paper Goods nine will at- tempt to make It two stralght to- morrow afternoon when they clash with the fast Fafnir team at 5:30 o'clock on Diamond No. 2. Fafnirs has one of the hest teams in the circuit and are leading the league at the present time with two | victories and no defeats. Relanger, brother of “Jerry” Belanger of East- ern league fame, will be in the box for the hearing makers. oe” | Ventura, local boy, will appear a second base for the New Britainites. The locals will start “Joe” Me- | Cormick in the box with Adam Sul- | lick on the receiving end. McCor- | mick has pitched good ball in his Children's Day will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunduy with appropriate exercises. The children of the Sunday school will take part in the program with recita- tion and song. Special be rendered. Word has been received of Mrs. A. €. Fuller's admission to the Metho- dist hospital at Brooklyn, N. Y. She will be confined to the hospital for some time. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Fuller were formerly located here, | Mr. Fuller being pastor of the Meth- odist church. He is now located at | Gaylordsville. Mrs. George Dalbery entertained a party of friends at her home today ir compliment to Mrs. Joseph Wetherill, the event being a birth- lay party in her honor. Mrs. Weth- rill was pleasantly remembered by her many friends. She is a former resident of this place. Miss Beatrice Jacobson, at the Hubbard school, this morning with the turned to her home in Meriden. A daughter, Norma, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mario Mariotti at their home here yesterday, Both mother und child are doing well. The heavy rain of ths past several days is causing unrest among the armers. It a hot spell should fol- {low the rain there is danger of seed decay or potato rot. The ground Lecomes caked retarding growth as well. The annual illumination and ex- ercises at Wesleyan will be held Sat- {wo starts in the league and s |, qay, june 16 on the campus. The team: anatos jare confilenc that he | ovent always attracts a large at- will hand Fafnirs its first defeat of {ycndunce from here. the season. The next whist to be held by the Special School Roard Meeting Kelsey cemetery association in West A special mecting of the school |Cromwell will be held at the home of hoard will be held next week in or- |Mrs. Fred Griswold the latter part der to take action on the bids re- |of the month. About $20 was real- celved from coal companies. A 8spe- [ized at the last whist held at the cial meeting was held last evening [home of Mrs. Willlam Noble. but it was discovered that the com- | The only representative from East panies had until June 7 in which to |Berlin in the Middletown High hand in their bids. school graduating class this June is teacher was taken ill grip and re- Exccutive Committee to Meet | Miss Ida Hazen. She will enter the The executive committee of the New Britain Normal school in the Kensington (‘ongregational church ! fall. school will meet at the parsonage = this evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of planning the “Children’s Day” program and to discyss other problems pertaining to the church school. Town Clerk Items FFausto Bertolini has sold a house on Mattabesett street, East Berlin, to Luigi and Maule Ravasio, accord- ing to a warrantee deed filed at the town clerk’s office. A daughter, Norma, has been born to Mr. and Mra. Mario Mariot- ti, according to a birth certificate at the office of the town clerk. Mother Seriously Il Dr. T. (. Hodgson has been called to the bedside of his mother in Canada, where she is seriously fll. During his absence Dr. George Dal- ton is taking care of his practice. Water Main Extended The water main in the fire dis- trict is being extended from School atreet to Patterson road as far as the home of Thomas Mirante. Ttems of Interest A month’s mind mass was cele- brated this morning at 8 o'clock by Rev. John C. Brennan at St. Paul's church for Mrs. John Carbo. There will be a meeting of the 8t. Paul T. A. B. society tomorrow eve- ning in its hall in Kensington. Mrs. George A. Pickett of Worth- ington Ridge has returned to her home after spending a few days with her grandmother, Mra. Frank- lin Holland of Baltimore, Mg, East Berlin Items Local mail service is to be im- proved with the addition of direct mail service to New York City. Hith- erto all mail for New York was sent te Middletown and redistributed. The mail leaving here at 5:30 o'clock will go direct to the metro- polis. The Fife and Drum corps will hold its regular weekly 1ehearsal to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. The program this evening at Com- munity club has not been announced. The condition of Henry Porter of Wilcox avenue remains about the same, His condition is still critical. Papers—o‘l;Blue Paper Are Next.Advance Cleveland, June 6.—(P—News- papers printed on blue paper are seen as the next advance in the mechanics of issuing a newspaper by A. M. Craighead, of Dayton, who is here for the second annual conven- tion of the American Newspaper Publishers association. Color is one of the most import- ant questions of publishers today, Craighead told mechanical superin- tendents of large daily newspapers, heads of composing rooms, press- men, steorcotypers and photo en- gravers who comprise the associa- tion. ‘When you think of Classified ad- vertising, think of the Herald. Aoy SWIRLING OVER TUE FALLS AND ARE NOW IN QUIET WATER » music will | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TS A GOOD THING T New Train Stop Secured florts of the Chamber of Com- merce to sccure the stopping of ad- ditional train at the Plainville r road station were rewarded yeste day when the west bound train leav- ing Hartford at §:10 a. m., stopped here at §:30 o'clock. The chamber took this action through its utilities committee, of which Henry Trum- bull is chairman. Well Child Conference A well child conference will he held in the public health nurse's 1ooms on Friday afternoon from to 4 o'clock SAME SUPERVISOR - FOR PLAYGROUND Miss Gerard Re-engaged—New Equipment—Opening July 9 (BOY DIES OF ASPHYXIA 0cs to Sleep Over Open Gasoline The regular meeting of the Con- gregational church Woman's Fed- cration will be held at h o'clock tomorrow afternoon with a silver tea. There will he a short musical entertainment. M Theona Peck Harrls will show her paintings and Tank—Grange Holds Memorial Service—Chamber Secures Stop- ping of Another Train—RBriefs. batik work. There will be an in- | Miss Ruth E. Gerard of Water- | formal reception for Mrs. Charles S, {bury has again Dbeen secured as'| Wyckoff. who will leave on July 1 supervisor of the summer play- |10 make her honme in Simsbury. ground sponsored by the Plainville Rain !Graded School Alumni association, | Rain and wet grounds prevented |t was anonunced today by Princl- | the plaving of the Industrial league | pay Orrin L. Judd, chairman of the | playground committee. Miss Gerard ame between the Trumbull Electric and Standard Steel baseball teams in was the supervisor last immer, [ the Industrial lesgue last mvnh\k,' when the playground was first open- [ The contest will he played off after ed, and under her the grounds be-|the clos of the schedule. The hind the Broad street school came | Businessmen and Peck Spring Co. to be a favorite spot of recreation | will mect in a hattle for seccond i:lmm\: the vounger boys and girls | place tomorrow rvening. of Plainville. A teacher in the Farm- ington cchools. Miss Gerard had had playground experience before coming here, and her work last year Shower For Miss Arcard A shower was tendered Miss Rose Arcari last evening at Legion hall, ahout 100 people from Waterbury, was high satisfactory to the com- Meriden, ew Pritain and Plainville mittee. As was the case last being present. Dancing and music jovernor John H. Trumbull were enjoved and a buffet lunch payving the supervisor's salary. served. Miss Arcarl received a The playground will open on Mon- | nympor of heautiful gifts. On June |day, July 8. The committee has| o5 oho will hecome the bride of xoted toinstall inore swinga, andly oonang Posa, e ceramony (balng possibly some other additional performed & {he Church of Oun equipment. Volley balls and other | 0 M E50 00 athletic material will also be pur- : e - chased, In order that there may be Baschall Game Sunday The All-Plainville management has lined up the Frog Hollow Sena- tors of Hartford for the regular Sun- day basehall game here this coming Sunday afternoon. The Senators are old rivals of the locals and always Put up one of the best games of the more organized athletic game: sports Child is Asphyxiated Angelo Cianco. 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cianco of Southington road was asphyxiated Monday night when he was overcome by gasoline and fumes as he lay asleep on the seat | S°ason. They are expected to give of his father's auto fruck. Dr. C.|!he All-Plainvilles their first real W. Moody, medical examiner, said |t°St of the year, and if the home that it appearcd that the boy had |team comes out on top it will go out been lying in a doubled over posi- | after “big game.” tion mear the gas tank, which was Notes {under the seat and was open. The The Martha Rebekahs will he the fumes, he believes, overcame the | 8ucsts of Union Rebekah lodge of youngster. while the cramped, twist- ed position into which he slipped shut off his breath and choked him. He pronounced death due to as- phyxia. The hoy was found hy a brother. Tt is said that he had been habit of sleeping in the truck. The body was buried at 10 o'clock Plantsville tomorrow evening. Those who are going will take the 6:40 o'clock trolley car. Supper will e served by the hostess lodge. The All-Stars are scheduled meet the Trumbull Colony nine at in the | 6:30 o'clock this evening at the Y. M. C. A, ficld. John J. Kimmel to of FEast Main this morning in St. Joseph's ceme- | strect has gone to Kearsarge, N. H., 4 y for a two weeks' vacation. irange Memorial Services The Yum-Yum club met yester- The meeting of Plainville Grange | qay at the home of Mrs, Arthur last evening took the form of &|farrar and spent a pleasant afteg- memorial service. The Grange has|noon plaving “500." been fortunate in that it has lost Miss Mary Heffernan of Torring- ton is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Bordeau of 1 Farm- ington avenue, The Chamber of Commerce board of directors will meet at § o'clock tomorrow night in the club room. | only one member during the past year, but she was a charter mem- ber, Mrs. Helen Buckley. The ser- vice was In charge of Mrs. Anna Noyes. After the regula meeting the members participated in several Eames, On Friday night the local Grang- | ers will go to Collinsville, and on ! June 16 they will visit New Britain. Plans are being made for the New | jingland lecturers’ conference at Burlington, Vt., on August 18-25. The next meeting, on June 19, will be a “Neighbors' night.” School Break Fven Room and hoard ri n Advt. To rent— small tenement. Shore cottages at Indian Neck by week or scason, Tel. 1 4.—advt. For sale—3-burner gas range, also t apartment 12, Block, Plainville, 2 preferred. between hours of 5 and 6.— 2-burner go ‘“te with oven, both The diamond rivalry between the i e i ; n good condition. = Tiroad Street and Linden Street |y K004 condition. Phone z07. schools was fought out twice this Conn. College Gives New Scholarship Awards New London, June 6 (® — An- nouncement of a new scholarship honor, Winthrop scholars rarallel 1o the Phi Beta Kappa of the older colleges was made at chapel at Con- neeticut college today. In announcing the new title this morning. president Benjamin T, Marshall conferred the scholarship upon seven members of the gradu- ating class and two of the junior class. These to receive the honor were Roberta Bitgood, New ILondo Bessie Meyer, New London; Con- stance Trving, Poquonoc; Theresa D’Alessio, Derby; Mildred Rogeff, | Ansonia: Truth Wills, North Brook- field, Mass, and Anna C. Lundgren, Higganum: all of the senlor class nd Eleanor Michel, Meriden and Julia Rubinstein, Hartford, of the junior class. Marries With License He Carried Over Year Stamford, June 6 (UP)—When Frank Swist of Stamford was shot by his divorced wife, Mrs. Ethel Feiberg Marx Swist of Bridgeport last May, he carried a license to wed Mrs. Fannie 8 Snow of Bridge- port. The two were united last night. Swist is fully recovered from week and no results has yet bsen reached. On Monday the seventh grade boys from the respective schools met and the Broad Street team scored an easy 12-2 triumph., Yesterday afternoon the fifth grade hoys engagdd in a game, and this| time victory rested with the Linden | Street nine after exhausting slug- fest which ended with the score | 21-11. The seventh grades will {meet again at a latter date. Children’s Program The annual Children’s Day Serv- ice of the Congregational church will take place this Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock. This service re- places the usual church and school services and exercises by the child- ren, Infant baptism and presenta- tion of flowers to members of the cradle roll. The entire offering will be given to Thorsby institute. <PLAINVILLE® TONIGHT and THURS. A Carnival of Crime With . Moral You Can't Win DRESSED TO KILL” with Edmund Lowe, Mary Astor the FRIDAY VEHICLES MAY BE stre in t was awarded Fred P. Helm- Squad A was called at 5:50 o’clock also of Bristol. Tuesday afternoon for a chimney fire here were but four bids received (at the home of Alfred J. LeFebre by the city clerk. on Birge road. The blaze was ex- . Comfort Station Superyision tinguished with chemicals. BANNE[] []N [;[]URT Upon t recommendation of Given Jail Sentence Mayor W. Raymond Crumb, the su-{ Norman Richardson, bound over pervision of the comfort station on |y the local court in April on charg- | mad —Richardson is Seat to Jail— ol e Main strect was placed in the hands|es of obtaining money under false Pmpeny ownem Pemmn Com_ of the superintendent of puh..iprllrn.ws‘ was sentenced to 30 days works, who wi have authority tofin jail by Judge lsaac Wolfe at the . engage the necessary help to keep [opening term of the superior court mon Council on Matter — |ine e i ot samitare, |in Harttora yesteraay. Richardson, AL The comfort station, since it's|who has hee in jail since his ar- S erection several years ago. has pre-|rest here due o his inability to fup- OTHER GlTY BUSINESS sented more of nuisance than a i nish a bond, pleaded guilty. convenience and has never been| Bristol Girls Graduate _ (v)l‘?:":l-“’\;‘vr-l'm” ‘!“'\r”‘“f-“w““- Three Bristol girls, Mildred E. e 2 o it magiwill now by e, 4| Parente, Josephine M. Trackey and Hearing On Smith Strect—Smallpos [ ") o v the ladies” rest room | Milgrad A. Glenere, were a“y“ded Expense—stolen Car is Recovered |40 @ frequ T=peclion palls baly as at the annual graduation I'rancis hospital uesday afternoon. 1 place is kept| xercises of the St {school, Hartford, Establish Line “The John B. Landry memoria ¢ Baseball Game is Cancelled. foat! buil Wie woled } s w‘k,'lss"";f:::,:ep',';. e o e ty counci ssions str el afiniRn oy The closing of Laurel Court a5 & . uunt at thie corner of Main oy o s s public highway for vehicles has been lind Bellevue avenue where i The Foreman's club of the Fafnir requested by abutting property own- | be 168 feet. No one br 110 0b- | Ball Bearing company of New Brit- ers, @ petition to that effect being |/°¢! 10 the proposal at s )ld its annual outing on submitted to the city council at its vy afternoon, June 9th at wecting last evening, Questioning Progress Reported Lake Compounce. Various athletic the legality of such an action, the e e s ameplontad the contests will be held and there will city fathers referred the matter to| Loimmittes dnysst Lhan bowling match between 4 and Corporation Council William N. De- | g Rooudlas oy Sl Dinner will be served at 6 Rosier for an opinion which will b [!TY 10 wxpectations, the ten plans fo'clock in the main dining room. submitted at an adjourned meeting | Yo aon o o New members of the First Congre- i {Tork, Now Maven ami - Hariford |zational church of West Hartford Laurcl Court is a short passwi, | oo o CmPany sevoral duys £ | il also )ymlr! m.s‘r“ :]\n\n\}jxl oun'n)g A ot ST E i sed, was due lar the resort on Saturday, June 9th, . {railroad en e W present Mayor W. Ruaymond Crumb this streets. Jt has never been accepted A} or Crumb was o d to leave ornir a ) "o P S B i e VU ReCL SR [ ayor 0 " yrning announced the appointment 2 _ |the meeting early to attend a socia Counci n Homer H, Judd, Wil- generally in very poor repair. Very longnzemoent et B i ote) Cand Dearie ot e o little traffic passes over it in the| added 1o First Tasing District |a committee to Investigate and ap- course of a day as it is only a short| proporty of Harold 1t leid and e Tl o e s b distance from West street which | 3qward im on Grove street conneetion with the recent smallpos runs parallel with North Main street | was taken into the firsst taxing dis- | epuiemic, and ronnects Laurel and Moadow ‘nnv upon the request of the own- | Game elled strects at their extreme west end. |ers. This action was necessary be-| The baseball game between ths The property owners are agree-|fore the present sewer facil New Departure baseball team an able to pedestrians using the pass- |could he extended o scrve the prop-|the Falcons of New Britain, scheg way and their petitions seeks the |orties in question nled for this evening at Muzzy fielo restrictions of vehicles only. Hearings Scheduled {hus heen cancelled due to the fa Hearing On Smith Street A Dearing on the proposed layout [that the New Britain outfit h Failure to advertise twice a sched- [of Garden street extension in For- | withdrawn from the state league. vled hearing on the proposed re-|estville will be held at 7:30 p. m., | To Address Club establishment of street lines on |June 19th, in the city council cham-| Dr. A, P. Schreiter of this city y Smith stre as required by the city |ber, as a result of a recommendation [be the sp r at a meeting of charter, necessitated the rescinding {submitted by the street committee. |South Chippins Hill Neighborh of a vote taken by the city council |Under the proposcd plan, the street |club to be held at 8 o'clock Th at its meeting on April 17th. The lin question will be widened and day cvening. June Tth. His sul council on that date, followinz a led for acceptance by the city. | will he “How Natural Law Af hearing which was attended by a| On the same date a hearing will [Human Nature in Health any ladge number of interested property also he held on the gradidg and a | Disease.” owners, voted to accept the profile |ceptance of ckley avenue, whic wi Sewer for New School as prepared by the city engineer |lics adjacent to Garden strect exten- | Following an announcement r which provided for a 50-foot street, |slon. |in Tuesday's Herald in conne It was pointed out at that time that Taxes Abated. | with the proposed sewer exte for the present the street would be | Taxes on property owned by the jon Pine street, it was stated by illencn onty 1o 20 fost m e aia T3oyat e1b on Laure! streat, |oMiclils. and (omclals ‘of the sidewalks and curbs were laid, it |totaling $280. were abated by vote school district last night thal ST e T (n”r“’”' the council last evening, upon the | gre atest !IO!"'O!\ H" the !l‘v\-.nr w 30 feit. The slip-up in advertising | recommendation of Tax Collector |laid on Central stroet. This in the hearing was first noticed by | Frank B. Riley. Other abatements [of the fact that the advertise Corporation Counsel William N. De- [Eranted were as follows: Bristol [as pre ‘mm]i A vmr:ea‘ed fpn Rosler, who recommended fast | Visiting Nurse and iy el '“‘m'?,' “: :m!‘ r:( ‘?:‘;u:r o night's action. Councilman Charles | A2 Cumine ik i |0 LR R. Anderson criticized the office of i 2l '""""’”:.',", “1‘1“ | recl orestilis. tony the city clerk for not seeing that the | eeral city tax, and §2.60 first tax- | SUECE i "W advertisement was handled in ac- | "€ district tax e th ::;u:?-;l(:::r;:(fl::‘:: nordiance with' the city. charter. | A.reiats. ies voted JforsTenatz |8 18 Sto s SO b Mayor W. Raymond Crumb pointed | 72nik. who, according to Tax Collec- r;[hfl.\o‘ ublic works department, out that a notation was placed on |07, [iley: paid his personal tax for | of L€ P! A, sta ¢ o : : on being questioned, stated that the advertisement in question to the | 124 O tWo different occasions. ! effect that it was to appear on two proposed scwer was to run from smallpox Expense, gt new schoolhouse which almost fa did not excuse the city clerk's of- | FIASIt e s s the Y S8 the Pequabuck river, into whi fiee, in he opinfon of Mr. Anderson. | 11 FECOM T8 T8 HERIER BFERT | sewage will be discharged. A p As @ result of the slip-up, it was |10 % mo% oo inic expense, a spe- | ¢ial permit to use the river was & decided to hold a sccond hearing at [ by 70 COVCE NS XIS SR (ured from the state health author, 7:30 o'clock Tuesday. June 10th, | yarg e the council last evening, | 1es and will be continued until thy which all interested property own- | \"von o O | proposed complete sewage plant i ers will again be invited to attend. | yricor crumb within the next few |&vailable. Permission for the estab While most of the faxpayers on | s to cheek all bills roccived and | Mshment of a sewer district to in- Smith street are in favor of fthe e et payment s | clude both Forestville and East Bris- city’s program, the action is bitterly opposcd by Mrs. Zelia Stewart. The proposed reestablishment of street | pay | lines will bring the highway to her Fou front door and she contends that her property will be made practical- Iy worthless by the action. She has retained Attorney Joseph P. Guil- foyle, who has already appealed the city's action to the superior court fn Hartford and at the same time has had served on the city a writ of at- fros of tion His case health officer and state health offi- cial Cor tol will be requested of the next legislature. Mr. Warner explained last @ve- ning that the sewer problem was {given very secrious consideration by experts and the only feasible method was to construct the new line into | the river near the center of Forest- | ville. » by the city clerk he smallpox situation fs well in nd, according to Dr, Robbins. or patients have been discharged m the isolation hospital and two still in confinement there. One the patients will be held in isola- 1 for at least three more weeks was term by the loeal a Enrigh?[;ivfi;;_éise Coming Up Thursday s as the worst cver recorded in necticnt, tachment, claiming damages of | The last case reported In the city | Bridgeport, June 6 (A—One of 19 35.000. [ was 17 ago. It mone are re- | L0 notitions to be taken up at It is believed that on June 19th, | ported within the next four day <hort calendar session in superior the city council will simply take ac- | shere should be no further danger court Thursday will be that of Car- tion similar to that recorded on | of contagion. according to the board || "\t coro Tanrione former star April 17th and will then let the!of health, as 21 days is generally | o'y Brogdway stage who seeks matter be definitely settled in the | considered as the period of incuba- |y ./ ticqom from Walter J. Enright courts, g tion |son of the former New York wry Petition Street Lights Forest Fires Appropriation. police commissioner. Petitions for street lights at the [ A special appropriation of $254.86 | © yrio Enright who resides in Stam- corner of Merriman and Maple | Was voted by the council last night | ¢4 charges in her petition, that streets, Wolcott street and Atkins| as the eity’s share of the expense rted her on August €. avenue and Allen street and Atkins |incurred in fighting forest fires avenue, presented to the city council [ Within the city limits. The total ex- | married last evening, were referred to the street lighting committee. the Seck Street Repairs Unless immediate repairs are made to Rockwell avenue and strect T lights installed, property owners will | &ide be unable to pay their taxes, accord- pended for this puros pense equally. rights were on was $509.71, city sharing the state and ox- 'Frank -S.iBatte,\' Isfi To Ask for Bids, . lds for the construction of mew Killed by Street Car walks in front of the proper-| jall River, Mass. June 6 (P— ties on Main street owned by Dr. B rrank S. Battey, 74, was Killed today ing to a communication reccived % Robbins, Thor P. O'Brien. | near his home in Somerset by an the city council last night. The | George J. Lacourse, 8. Russell Mink | j3astern Massachusetts Street Rail- present condition of the street ren-|and Carmine Polombo will he soli- |way car. He is survived by a widow ders it impossible to rent the i- | cited at once as a result of the ac- |and one son. ous tenements, the landowners assert | tion of the city council. The proper- | —e and they feel that something should he done at once to remedy the situ- ation, After a short discussion, the mat- ter was referred to the street com- mittee for investigation. h: THER RALSTON in “SOMETHING ALWAYS HAPPENS” serious bullet wounds. The former | { Mrs. Swist will be tried in Septem- | | ber, | | COME UP HERE ON THE BAAK AND DRY YOURSELF OFF = 6G€ YOUL DONT KAOW WHAT A CLOSE SHANE YOU ’ SCOUT OR 1D NENER Contracts Awarded A The contract for laying sidewalks, | the curbs, crosswalks, grading, etc.. on| Mo South strect extension, Crown street | nig ty owners in question, A Ford roadster, TRUCK KIL however, may o such walks laid themsclves in | Ardmore, Pa., June 6 (P —Mrs. ordance with ti cifications | Coleste A. Whipple, 87 years old, to be furnished by the engineer. 'was Kkilled last night by a motor [truck at a strect intersection. John roperty of |Hopkins, negro, driver of the truck. Droheim, which was stolen from |was arrested and held in $2,500 bafl Cameo th parking ground charged with manslaughter. Mrs. 1y ¢ was recovered last i\\'h]pplr\ was the widow of the late ht in Worcester, Mass., where it |George O- Whipple of Boston. Stolem: Car Recovered the tor n Saved! 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