New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1929, Page 15

CHAMBER HEADS TO | INVESTIGATE GOLF Directors Appoint Committee o Study Links Question Taking action on the report of Becretary Ralph H. Benson that Bundreds of New Britain peopie want a public golf course, the di- ®eotors of the Chamber of Commerce voted today to appoint a committee to study the question thoroughly grom all angles and bring in a re- port and definite recommendation at the next meeting. Mr. Benson reported that 500 re- plies had been received and tabu- lated to date and that he personal- ly knew where there were several hundred more, all but a few favoring the course. On the strength of this report the vote to appoint a committee on .n- vestigation was passed unanimous!; President Pardon C. Rickey ap- pointed Judge Morris D. Saxe chair- man and the following members: Judge William F. Mangan, chair- man of the board of park commis- sioners; E. E. Baldwin, Louie S. Jones, C. W. Buckey, H. V. Camp, P. Lanpher, Jr. and Frank H. Shield. Mr. Benson reported for the traf- fic bureau that plans are being made for the annual outing at the Shut- tlc Meadow club on June 7, when General W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania railroad and several Penusylvania officials will be present. The board voted approval of Pres- | fdent Rickey's appointment of thc following representatives to the United Btates Chamber of Commerce meeting at Washington, D. C., April 30 to May 3: Judge W. C. Hunger- | ford, rational councillor; Steve Robb, E. J. Porter, Major Frank H. Johnston, Pardon C. Rickey, Max- 'THREE BIG EVENTS { Birth Record | A daughter was born at New Brit- ain General hospital Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hjerpe of 208 North street. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Mag of 27 Glen street at New Britain General hospital Satur- day night. A daughter wase born yesterday at New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fernandez of 43 Cherry street, A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Trosten of 89 Seaman avenue, | New York city, at the W Hn!ainl General hospital. Mrs. Trosten was formerly Miss Annie Belkin. ONTABS' PROGRAM Carnival, Musical Comedy and Bridge Committees Named By unanimous vote of the mem- | bership of the Y. M. T. A. & B. so- ciety at a meeting held in the so clety meeting hall yesterday it w decided that an effort will be made to raise enough money 8o that e penses would be met. Some of the members had in mind a plan for | selling the club rooms on Main street, | The ways and means committee brought in figures to show that it was possible to mect expenses if th revenue were increased slightly. Plans for a carnival, a musical | comedy, a dance and a bridge and whist party were made and com- mittees were appointed. The drama | committee consists of John F. Cal- lahan, James W. Manning, Martin | J. Walsh, jr. Frank McLean, Johu Daley, James Degnan, August Heis- well 8. Porter and Sccretary Ralpn H. Benson. Becretary Benson reported that the memberehip extension movement tad brought in 78 new members | with an added income of $1,300 to | @ate. WEEK-END ACCIDENTS Several Collisions With No One Iu jured Added to Records atP olice | Headquarters. | An automobile truck owned by | ‘Wilson H. Potter of Emmett street, | Forestville, and driven by Raymond A. Hathaway of the same address, was going from Elm street into Main street Saturday when it struck a Barry & Bamforth truck which was parked in front of 5 Main street Officer Otis Hopkins reported slight mage. Jéhn Warnat, Jr., of 157 Kelsey street was driving west on Main street and Charles W. Dickenson ¢f Hudson street, Berlin, was driving south at the intersection of Elm and Main streets yesterday morning | Humason ! mer ler, Clarence Kenney, William J | Callahan and | | George The bridge and | whist commiittee consists of Frank McLean, Martin Walsh, 'I'hmmu‘ Leonard, Joseph Paglitsch, Thomas v and William J. Hamason. The carnival committee consists of Wi -i liam Hamason, James Walsh, Charles Williams, Daley, El Peterson, Frank Morrissey, James D. Donohue and John B. | Dudack. | It was also decided to have a com- | made by members when the v building was constructed. This committec is headed by William J. Humason as chairman with the following co- workers: Frank MecInerney, Elmer Peterson, Frank Bass, William Re- gan, Frank Morrissey, Charles Wil- liams, John Leonard, John McGuire and Leo Hennessey. City Items A meeting of Rev. W. A, Harty branch, A. O. H., will be held tomor- row night at Judd's hall on Main street. when the cars collided, doing slight damage. Alfred N. Bergeron of 33 White | @treet, Danbury, was driving an au- | tomobile owned by Ferdinand Du- mont of the same address, north on | Elm street at the rate of 20 or 25 | miles an hour, yesterday, according |} 0 his report to Sergeant O'Mara, and | 1o avold a collisien with a car driven by 8econd Deputy Chief M. T. Bouney of the fire department, near | Franklin street, he pulled to (he | left and struck a fire hydrant. T, Edward McDermott, Jr., of 57 | ‘Baker street, Hartford. and Louis J. Finkengeller of Terryville were driv- fng north on Stanley street Saturday | noon when the former pulled out to pass a car just north of No. 7 fire station. Finkengeller also pulled out and a slight collision resulted, damaging McDermott's running board. Officer Daniel J. Cosgrove | reported no cause for police action. | Jerry Semartine of 762 South Oak Drive, Bronx, N. Y., was in this city Saturday to visit Attorney John J. Casale, and while pulling away from a curbstone an South Main street, his car figured in a collision with a | truck owned by the Fitzgerald Mfa. Co. of Torringten, and driven hv Henry E. 8imons of 428 Church street. Officer P. C. Cabelua report- ed no cause for police action. Lawyer Spent $10 in Campaign for Selectman Lewis W. Lawyer. reclected to the board of selectmen, was the only one of the three candidates who filed statements with Town Clerk Alfred .. Thompson today, who had campaign expenses. Selectman Law- yer contributed $10 to the republi- can town committee. James F. Deg- nan who failed of election as fifth ward councilman, and Willlam W. T. Bquire, unsuccessful candidate for eouncilman in the sixth ward, spent nothing in electioneering. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY New York. rch 13th, 1 H The board of Directors have declared & regular quarterly dividend of one and three-quarters per cent (1% ) on the Cumulative 75 Preferred Btock of this Cempany. and a reg- ular quarterly dividend of one and one-half per cent (1%%) on the Cumlative 6% Preferred Stock of | this Company, for the current quar- ter, payable April 15tn, 1929, to holders of record at the close of business March 25th, 1629, Checks to be mailed. Dbeoks will not close. Owen Bhepherd, Vic Transfer Pres. and Treas. NTERNATIONAL PAPER and POWER COMPANY New York, March 13th, 1929 The board of Directors have declared & regular quarterly dividend of one and three-quarters per cent (1% %) on the Cumulative 7% Preferred Ktock of this Company, and a reg- ular quarterly dividend of one and one-half per cent (1%%) on the Cumulative 6% Preferred Stock of this Company, for the current quar- ter, payable ApFil 15th, 1929, to holders of record at the close of business March 25th, 1929, Checks to be mailed. books will not close. R. G. Lodd, Asst Treas Transfer Istreet was admitted to New Iplicl in New York city on April 12. The Eddy-Glover Post, American Legion Luncheon club met this noon t the post home on Washington ct. Plans for the anniversary| banquet were discusscd Rev. Stephen Grohol, church, has r a nine weeks' a pastor of returned leave of | home & absence Co. No. 7 of the fire department | went to the corner of West and Tal- | cott streets at 1:43 this afternoon, a Connecticut Light & I'ower Co. truck having taken fire. Damage was estimated at $10. | Toma A. Naples has returned to the Rensseluer Polytcchnic institute after visiting the home of his father, | Anthony Naples of 114 Wilcox street, over the week-end | The police were notified today of | the return of the operator’s licenses of Emil G. Carlson of 101 Shuttle Meadow i venue 158 Kelsey street. Jerry Tavellione of 280 Washing- ton street complained to the police | that a dog owned by A. T. Enoch| bit him on the leg Friday night. Dr. C. C. Fry, head of the mental hygiene department at Yale, will be the speaker at the Kiwanis meeting Wednesday. Dr. John L. Kelly of Adams| Britain | General Lospital today for observa- | tion and treatment. Henry Marquis. 20, of South street sustained a painful injury to his faturday, and was treated at New Britain Gen lLiospita Thomas Yankaskas of street complained to the police terday afternoon that boys dog onto him and the animal tore his trousers leg, Adolph Hutteman 9 Maple | street, East Hampton, complained | to the police that his automobile was damaged while parked on Burritt street Saturday night. Evo Negrini of 289 Clinton street reported to the police at 1:05 yes- terday morning that his automobile | struck a fire hydrant at Oak and West strects ng some damage. Ben Rentcheller of 242 Main strect reported to Officer Thomes |Lee Saturday that a man stole his coat and cap out of the hallway of his home Thursday morning about 4 o'clock Marion Adamowicz of 169 street complained to the police that his store door was broken during the night. 20 Oxford ves- | | | of | Sunley_\\'orks Foremen Hold Spring Banquet The $tanlcy Works Foremen's| ctub held its annual Spring banquet at the Elks club Saturday evening. W. J. Fallon catered and music was furnisned by the Trinity Bacchanal- ian orchestra. There were 135 pres- ent and the entertainment was fur- nished by the Stanley Works Dra- | matic club, The committee consiated of G. awlings, ¥. J. O'Brien, O E Johnson, .| McConn, A. G. Bull, W. J. O'Drien and A. E Fortin. on arrangements D. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Simione of Barnett street announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Mi Ade- lne Simione, to Edward Frawley of Uncas road. The ceremony took | died when a girl last winter in Florida. lto do so. feouch, jand Rus 1d John Kalnik ot | 4= row. I hand when it was caught in a door | near Li | street, { during the .GL'Y BAGLEY, W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1929. Gardiner’s Attorney Before Supreme Court Attorney 8. Gerard Casale, sel for Henry L. Gardiner, said lo- v that he would go before a su- me court justice at Hurtford this | ¢y afternoon in an eifort to obtain a hearing on an application to admit Gardiner to bail. In the event that lthe justice is favorably inclined |is expected that a hearing will | given later this we Gardiner is serving six months in jail for criminal libel and last week Judise refused to admit h MRS, JEANIE SLOAN (LAINED B DEATH Deceased Was Born in Scotland Sixty-Six Years Ago Mrs. Jennie Mc at lic | Neil Sloan, wife of John Sloan, Jr., of 35 Liberty strect. suddenly yesterday afternoon. l)!l\ sed was born in Glaston- ORD oo e B a _GIRL HELD IN NEW YORK | and was a member of the Sourh | D¢ Police were notified at 11:10 Congregational church for the past |12t NEBL by Chicf Inspector John 52 years. She also was a member | Brivn of the of Martha Chapter, Order of st- Gertrude Keyves of 11 Hartford ave- ern Star, W. C. T. U and Daughters nue was under arrest in the m of Sco Her husband is the only |ITOPolis on the charge of being survivor. wayward minor. Wintered in Florida Mrs. Sloan has been in failing health for a long time. In an effort to better her condition she and Mr. | Sloan spent the greater portion o While there she suffered a severe attack of in- fluenza and for a time friends were worricd about her. She recuperated sufficiently to return home and ap- parcntly has been improving ever since, until it was thought she was well on her way to complete re- covery. Planoed Trip to Meriden Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Sloan prepared to drive some fricnds to Meriden shortly after dinner. Just Lefore they left Mrs. Sloan com- plained of feeling tired and asked to be excused from the trip. Her hus- ind was reluctant to leave her, but insisted and he finally decided | to hail. | we tra add acr the lof a tro cor t 63 y of home vl Gorman ng | Florida this city, Tampa, Spooner of Andrew Smith of Smith of Ohio Dunn and a ¥, both of this c will be held urch Thursday fo be announced this cit she Upon his return about 4 o'clock | Funeral ¢ Mr. Sloan in company with George Mary's c! B. Gordon of 327 West Main street at a went into the Liberty set home J. K¢ & Co., unde where they found Mrs. Sloan on the |solemn high muss of requi apparently having passed |celebrated. Burial in her sleep. | Mary's cemetery. Well Known Locally Mrs. Sloan was well known New Britain and had a large cle of friends who were pleased t lehe was apparently recovering health. The bereaved husband national secretary ot the Temple fonor and Truth and is editor of the Templar of Honor the organiza- | national publication. Funeral Arraignments yer will offered at tomorrow afternoon and the funeral the chapel of uional church o'clock. Rev. Dr. George W P will officiate. Burial v in W cemetery. MASONIC COMMITTEE .10 PLAN DED[CATION morn- time oy nney away wi in cir- | 1 John E. Green 1t of 36 Whiting strev er ton, Nova 18 | this city f of | died yosterday Britain Gene He | by the | viving children Avis 1 L broth and two of Riv Mrs Nova | Tuneral s }C. Porter Sons fu duy | William of Buptist church, will officiate in Fairview cemetery ) years ol of Wal- 1ar 1 past three at the him h lsabel M., and Pauline Oscar 1. Mrs. Ja Nova th at services T he o'clock will be Congre be . 2:39 Hil, il b airvic S W arlors afternoon ‘elock Iirst Burial Ioss will b Arrangements To Be Discussed \( M ing of Special Group Thursday Night A meeting of the general commit- tee to arrange for the dedication of the Masonic Temple at West Ma el streets, now near completion, will be held Thursdiy evening General Chairman She:- wood H. Raymond cxpects at that time to sub-commi Plans for dedication, which will take place May 11, will be discus: he general committers arrang for the dedication is as follows: Sherwood H. Raymond, g William G. G A. Lindsay, Henry C. Deming Louis M. Dyson, Mrs. John Gi Sloper, William J Pease, Horace W, Merigold, John C. L farry |} urch Charles J. 1. orge w. ward 1 €. Rickey, Aaron Carlson William Dohrenwend, Richard V. crowd was \is morning at the hard I. Brown prominent p wtion from medic “hestnut ician who at at Yale university school ot in stud slemn s celebrated high assisto as deucon bod was I chairman, acon vy pastor o Andrew’s W, R Hatsing, uel A. Fiske, Porter, Jo Macauley, casket was orne into Sulliva he v Organ o of Mrs, Doss's H. Dy: Locket, Hall, Mar clusion N My God to Georg: Vance, Arthur Clark, Harold . George T, 1stone W. AbL march nist The pall bear Woods, ‘rank Meskill, James Jdr., and James flower lLearers % ‘”u org Judd, Kim- % ball. Mat ank Fox W Albert Starratt, 34, of avenue, Hartford, was Officer W. 8. Strolls this about 1 o'clock on the charg olation of the city ordinanc to peddling on the | aigned in police ‘ arratt was selling linimen ‘ ted by | Grorg ernoon | Fatt of vi- | Father relative 10t treets. will court tomor- Itoss Donol Gr 1 the con an th g1 be ari Willlam T William e wders factory on Last Main is said. Peddling on the 1 radius of 3.000 feet by it for streets within irom Main street ordinance, mox is forbidden THANKS thunk CARD O We wish friends and ness and sympathy our recent bereave of our beloved mot cially wish to thank the A mond Auxiliary, ton Council No. 1, the s eand der of Lizards, the Lac 4 A e Bisial Ticat’ Bagtiat " chivreh, Depts C-1 Corbin Cabinet Lock, Foreman's Club. n! the C. C. L. Co., Chuga club, | to our for the own us « ent in the We G relatives e flower weskich, Albert Jennings Kasmeld and Josep ted t was in . Jackson West Main st1 sldersor | us in Harwinton CARD OF THANKS b h to thank our friends. neigh- I relatives for their kind-| sympathy and flowers of Tur employes of the Latimer Laundry, |Hinch: Frary and Clark, for their sympathy | (1% and flowers, during the sickness death of my beloved wife, L. Hipp. Signed, LOUIS Matthew M. Hinchey cral s Y, 8 where held this morn inl war Manchester. | were W. HIPP. CARD OF THANK wish to express our and appreciation for the and sympathy shown us recent loss of our beloved nd, father, and brother. We 1y extend our thanks to the employes of the Latimer Laundry, & Corbin Office, and Girix' club, Union Laundry, Troop 3. Boy Scouts, and all our kind neighbors ind friends for their beautitul floral tributes and various expressions of Ao time sympathy. Rigned. LONA=EONE: MRS. BAGLEY, Wife, o RUTH, LESTER, and KENNETH, 1 i UL Children, “The Telegrnph Florist of New Britain™ shop Gresnhouses 83 West Main st. Maple Hill | . Mrs, Ja w thanks kindness sineer da lust expe To! Brother, — e New in the clecty the ertainty hesitancy Isaac Wolfe of superior court | Industrial ingli ncorpo dle New York police that war dle company western air tem aviation corpor tior U. S. Steel mine brought rolls for DOWNWARDTREND. 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S. glUi 00() 00¢ Apr Ph—Marci BIRTHDAY SURPRISE f 4 Elm street t a birthday his )u!m' saturday than 30 guests from tford, Branford and re present. The home was decorated in an attractive color of nile green and white. Re- freshments were served. More |1t 1id scheme low at ik