New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 3

WEATHER AFFECTS CALLS FOR TIME! C. of C. Service Used More Fre- quently on Fair Day | More people are interested in the corrcet time on pleasant days than | they are on days which are not so| pleasant. This is what Miss Gladys| Weir, ‘assistant secretary of the! Chamber of Commerce, says. | When tiie telephone and telegraph nies stopped telling time to sers and patrons, the Cham- ber of Commerce installed an elec- ock and offered the “time serv- Rowe of Cedar street. OWNER OF “DREAMLAND” [~ Fl“ED m uQuoR CASE :tr’z:t::: ;a &Tafi";n‘:fi;a ?aedh‘i:‘ Lievippe. 13 able 10 be out again. +H, 3, FRATERNITIES | WILL NOT DISBAND “Dreamland” on the turnpike i 1 found guilty of having liquar in his | — { B 1o ind conts tn she Newing. LCA0EPS Ready to Get Around ton town court last night. The case PNM suu !" was heard before Judge Stanley Alarmed at the possibility that Wells. Costs amourited to $11.86. The dance hall was raided last Saturday night by six state police-' A men in charge of Paul Lavin, Lavin | their fraternities and sororities, produced nine bottles containing al-| Would be outlawed if a bill now | leged lquor which were found on ' Pending before the state legislature | Omer Crosby Pays $100 and Costs as Result of Raid by State Police Squad. Omer Crosby, proprietor of the was Spring’s Very ' Newest ! £} A Timely Event I For You! FORCED STOCK SALE! COAT For Spring to all New Britain people. since then, there have been thou- »ands of calls asking for the correct | the premises. Three bottles were | IS passed, leaders of these organiza- found in the possession of those con- | tions at the Senior High school are s b 3 cas | already discussing what their move | time. Most of the calls come around | nected with the inn. The rest was & | wieal times or in the evening. Secre- found on the tables of the guests.| VI be if the societies are ordered 'y R cunlly an. | vidence shown in o disband. | tary Ralph H. Benson usually an-| There was no ev | £ s o oo | calls betwoen court that the liquor was bought at |~ After taking a census among the, an boys and girls it was discovered that ® B ° swers a number of s o lla grad- | 000n08, 100 not one of the leaders favors dis- ! 8:15 and Then the t Vi i ually slow up until shortly after 11| The charge against Vincent Quinn |, o - © %5 B8CHE TELER D | !seems to be that of returning to the SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING when a new avalanche starts, con- | Was dropped as It was proven to the i i {court that he was not an owner or tinuios until about: 1, old regime when the fraternities | | continued to exist without the sanc- The calls again dwindlc te a low partner of the place. ; : mark during the afternoon, gain at! In the first finding of the cour = i - | 3:30 and continue until the Chamber both men were found k‘““'y ’*""‘ .‘.',‘;:}n‘: ,f,?ix.’{:,‘:‘ plitie schoo)s 'm", closes for the day at 5 o'clock. {fined $50 each. They took an appeal | Car anisl s Straugely enough, although the |from this judgment. The case W»'S‘.m:m:,l:nff\f:tio,,‘ ':‘:,r,f:mz‘c"i.gl:s;m:: offices arc not open in the evenings, | reopened and Quinn was discharged | (16 TONTITHIE TR SOCIZLE 88 B someone drops in of his or as Crosby assumed the entire blame. | (1¥I4¢ b i WO e i v her own accord, there secms to be a | The men were represented by At- would be within the law to b these organizations provided | 1 s 14 r e | e tford. continuous demand for time infor- |torney Lonergen of Hartford S mation whenever there is anyone There i3 general -dissatisfaction | here to answer the telephone. t | with the proposed law. The frater- | Others in the building report the nity boys declare their societies un- | telephone ringing almost continu- !der the supervision of the school | FINES SPE[“ERS administration, are well conducted nearly as much interest in the time | March —The Furless Sport Coat TAILORED FROCKS NEW TIERS NEW PLEATS NEW DRESSY FROCKS —The Scarf Coat Y —The Coat With Fur DRAPES NEW SLEEVES By —The Straightline Coat —The All Black Coat/ et gttt —V necks, round necks, necks with clever collar ously in the evening. i The weather has a decided effect | and that a spirit of friendship be- tween them, the s ’ Miss Weir, who says there is not | o o e ehecle rincine) fgar Aehiiad 2 . s Millie G. McAuley, exists, Ad- State Polce tart Sping G- 2 g i T2 g e mte olice pl'lll Il- vice given them by these two mem a check of calls during the day. | Wgn Iol. Tlll‘llplke saiety invaluable, they assert, the sun was shining and the weather SRR %9 was warm, there were 36 calls, ‘Smalley- School Leads g0 10 40 or cven higher. Two days | Keefe of New Dritain and Charles | ettt Ateddd sl last week which weve cold and un- | 5 . ; he sBmalley school Jeads dn the| B an e S| of West Hartford Whe [}, per of tent caterpillar clusters and 29 the next i Weir believes the difference | August Raldino for speeding, plead- the Kiwanis caterpillar contest, ac- to people’s anxiety to catch | ©d Builty in town court last night cording to the report for this weck On stormy days they stay | Stanley Welles, Keefe was repre-|ricultural committe of the Kiwar iome, he says, and many of them |Sehted by Attorney Yale Sable of | cpub, factory whistles. 1141\()1 of $23.31. Ackerman WS | Jgyws: fined $10 and costs of $1 {Total clusters collecteqd . i CITY WILL CONDEMN WAY |on”on®tiusiier dhtmnane™ e for |5 ; Northend School eed y State cer La 5 | $5.00 of the fine wus remitted. Jo- | treatments and the colors are gorgeous. wpon these questfons, according to| | Louis P. Slade, and his assistant, | bers of the school faculty has been | She found that on Tuesday when | Other fair days the number of calls| Newington, 15—E. O. 4 - | In War on Caterpillars | Akerman | were arrested by State Policeman | collected and destroyed to date in buses, trains or trolleys on pleasant | ¥hen arraigned before Judge E.|hy 1. V. Clark, chairman of the ag- | prepare their meals according to the | N°W Britain. He fined $10 and |~ The report for this week is as fol- 1. Joseph Childs who was arrested | Schools: ined 0 2.31 and | fined $10 and costs of $12.81 andj Fe T CLAmD Drastic Step Promised If Appeal Is Taken From Benefits and 1 Damages. | department of public works | has abandoned hope of securing rights of way for the construction of | a sanitary sewer in Barnesdale, an | improvement which has been sought | for many years, and will ask the| hoard of compensation and assess- nient (o proceed with the formal fix- | ing of benefits and damages. If, | hirough appeal or other reaon, fur- | ther delay is’ encountered, condem- nation proceedings will be started, In the preliminary work of map- | ping out the sewage route, tentative ugreements were entered into with | the owners of the Sandberg tract, | and it was believed that satisfactory adjustment had been made, Tt was | jater learned that a $6.000 cash | settlement would be demanded and | this halted operations at once. | The depar‘ment of public works | had hoped to relieve the unemploy- | ment situation this spring through operations on this job. There are approximately 238 eine- mas in Finland, totaling 40,000 |and costs of $12.31. Smalley School Walnut Hill School §t. Joseph's School Benjamin Franklin Isracl Putnam Elihu Burritt ..... Rockwell School . seph Kolnik pleaded guilty to reck- ! less driving and was fined $25.00 | He was arrest- | ed by Officer Lavin. { State Policeman Lavin arrested Arthur Blanchard of Boston for| reckless driving. The case was post- | poned until Monday night. A spelling contest under the aus- | pices of the League of Women Vot- ers will be glven this evening a' 8 &'clock in the Congregational chapel Pupils form the sixth, seventh and | cighth grades will participace. Prizes will be awarded to the winners. At the competitive program whicl held in Newington Grang: night, the ladies in charge | lizabeth Stowell comprised | which means the R clieves ° the winning side, men must prepare and serve the | anniversary supper which will be | : % held Tuesday night, March 25. | N e The Newington “Friendly Tndians” | m‘x‘l‘zm"““’!-”‘: will meet at the home of Harry apply for all {"'“‘“"ME‘“Y Webster Baturday afternoon at 1 e o e o'clock to attend the Boys afternoon it (8 e b at the Y. M. C. A. in Hartford. withpile pipe, 75¢.Tia box,60. The first meeting of the season of the Newington Garden club, will | be held Thursday afternoon, March Sizes for Misses — Sizes for Women. e L e e vssrriroaasisis. 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