New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1928, Page 2

PICYS COMMITTEES FOR MAPLE HILL President W. F. Middlemas Se- lects Improvement Workers Newington, July 13—William Middlemas recently elected dent of the Maple Hill Improvement Society has announced the names of the members of the committee which it was decided to appoint Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston of Frederick street is chairman of the | committee on gas service in Maple Hill. The service has been promised by the New Britain Gas Light Co Mrs. Johnston will be assisted by Dr. A. § Grant, president of the so- ciety last year, and Dr. William E. Norton. Richard B. Lienhard has been named chairman of the membership committee and will be assisted by Mrs. William H. Fitzell and Mrs. F. C. Teich. The committee on the laying of sidewalks is headed by Dr. Grant and iacludes W. F. Hine and Mr: Roy Miller. The committee will en- deavor to encourage residents in Maple Hill, who have no sidewalks in front of their properties, to have them laid as soen as possible, The committee will also attempt to have the contract for any sidewalks all given to the same contractor in or- der to bring about a savings those having the work done The committee which will confer with the selectmen in an attempt to have some of the roads in Maple Hill repaired, will be headed by Harry H. Howard, who will be as- sisted by J. T, Hart and Mrs. Rich- ard Hulbert. Jr. Maple Hill avenus and Thompson street are in need of repair Albert F. Nordstrom has heen named chairm@an of the committee in charge of conferring with offi- cials of the trolley company in re- gard to the clearing of the ground bordering on the tracks running through Maple Hill. Mr. Nordstrom will be assisted by W. Manville Johnson, and Mrs. William H. Allen. The committee will endeavor to have the company improve the ap- arance of its land Transfers Land to Home Acecording fo papers filed at the offiee of Toswn Clerk Thomas A Francis, Mrs. Hattie M. Bent has transferred property on Cedar stroet to the Newington Home for Crippled Children The property adioins that already ewned by the home and has a large house on it. Mrs. Rent conducted a private sanitarium there until sev- for eral years sgo. The land i 330 by 1 €00 feet Papers have alse been racorded, transferring property on Robbins avenue in Maple Hill Manor from | Harold F. S8hepard of the New Rri- tain Lumber Ca,, to Guy H.'Welling- ton of this town. The property was recently acquired by the lumber company to cover the cost of unpatd bills. Samuel Karp of Hartford has sold to Isaac Revich, also of Hartford. land andq bulldings on Robbins ave- SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE OPEN SAT. IGHT UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK | presi- nue in Maple Hill Manor. The pro- perty was formerly owned by Mrs. | Alma K. Brobegs. William Furman of Elm Hill has !transterred land and buildings on ! Newington Road to Thomas Aldrich of Newington. | W. D. Smith of 32 Johnson street, | Maple Hill is seriously i1l at his | [ home. Miss Milder Mann of Rebbins javenue, Maple Hill, is spending two weeks in Niagara Falls with Miss | Ruth Truax of Hartford. | | | “Fro-Joy" ice cream sold at Tri-| {angle Filling Station, Berlin Turn- | pike.—advt, | i {United Milk Co, Family | Outing at Hammonasset | The annual outing of the United ! Milk Co. employes and familles was held at Hammonasset beach yester- day afternoon. An enjoyable pro- gram was carried out consisting of | swimming, baseball game between the married and single men fin | which the single men were the vie- | {tors, 11 to 10. and the following | fraces: Boy's race, won by Master | | Norge: girl's race, Helen Gardner; | | single me: race, Jack Rowley married nien's race, Eric Prange: | married women's race, Mra. Kan- baner; backward running race, ! Adolph Mo The final event was | 'a wrestling match between Joseph | Landwehr and Joseph Zombrow and Joseph Zombrow and Adolph Morch. | Musical selections were rendered | Ly Milton Abrams. About 65 were | present i | | In Shadow of Gallows | | i 15 Years; Now Gets Life Phoenix, A July 18 (A—The! shadow of the gallows which has| haunted Willlam Faltin for fifteen vears was removed today. The state (board of pardons and paroles reduc- | ed to life imprisonment the death | |sentence imposed upen Faltin who ! was convicted of killing Carl Peter- | son In a cabin near Phoenix in 1912. | Faltin has been santenced to death three times, the first soon aft- er the killing of Peterson, the sec- | jond after an appeal which the su- | | preme court denfed. and tha third in March of this year when his al- leged condition of insanity was pro- |nounced improved. He had been |confined for fifteen years during | which time Arizona abolished capi- tal punishment and then returned to it In its recommendation the hoard {stated that the fifteen year confine- yment of Faltin “has been greater | punishment than execution would ‘have heen.” | |Miss Earhart Will Be ! | _ City-of Toledo's Guest| ew York, July 13 UP—Amelta | Farhart, the first woman te com- Iplete an air crossing of the Atlantic. has accepted an invitation from the | city of Toledo, Ohto. to be its guest | on July 23, George Palmer Putnam. her adviser, announees. She will stop at Toledo to attenq the opening of the national conven- tion of the Exchange clubs of the ['nited Rtates on her way east from Chicago, where a four-day celsbra- [tion has been arranged for her, be- | {ginning July 19, Charlemage was the first Roman emperor, OLDSMITH’S 5¢ to $1 Store wrmun Quart Size Root Beer BOTTLES First Quality. No Stoppers. Reg. 98¢ doz. 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Miss Tiga Harvey and Miss Adrienne Wlm CI]'II]GIO Gm Secremy | Ray, faculty advisers at the Sentor | High school, were made honorary _— members of the organization. Miss | Madeline Lynch was appointed as- sistant secretary. { A social committee which is to | meet within the next two weeks and | make a report of which particular ocial will be held in connection with the reunion was appointed as follows: Max Kirshnit, chairman: Thomas Conway, Albert Basney, Katherine Brown, and Mary Mc- Inerney. The next meeting will be |held in the Central Junior High | school auditorium and a decision as {to the reunion will be made at that | time. | The members favored a perma- I nent organization and the eecretary | was elected to that office with a | view of having him take care of the | work throughout the year. Gaston B. Means Will | Take the Pauper’s Oath Atlanta, Ga., July 13 (P—Gaston | B. Means, former department of jus- {tice agent, now nearing the end of his two year sentence in the federal | penitentiary here, will go before a | U. 8. commissioner July 19 to swear |to a pauper's oath to relieve him- self of a $10,000 fine, it became known here today. Means was convicted in federal {court in New York of receiving | money from officials of the Creager system and Glass Casket company president of St |of Altoona, Pa. representing to the school graduation |officials that the money was to be R officlals. Offi- Ponald McCrann, & student at Hely Cross college, Worcester, Mass.. was elected president of the Alumni Association of the class of 1926, DONALD McCRANN New Britain High school at a meet- McCrann wase Mary’'s parochial in 1922, of the Elihu Burritt Junior |used to bribe T High school graduation class in 1923, | cials of the company Were convict- and of the Senior High school grad- | ed of using the mails to defrand. uation class in 1926 Means, since heginning his sen- The meeting of the class wos held | tence, has served as prison librartan NEW BRITAIN DRY CLEBANING CORDP, A Hint for the Clothes Budget The most economical way to keep up a smart appearance is to form the habit of sending soiled or faded garments to us regularly. Our gentle vet effective dry cleaning and dyeing methods add new life and sheen and lengthen the beauty and usefulness of your clothing. 6 WEST MAIN ST. * CFFICE » TELEDHONE 1323 413 WHST MAIN ST. 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