New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 193 Luebeck, T. P. McAuliffe, Atty. P. I McDonough, I, W. Macomber, At Ldward A. Mag, Judge William Mangan, David R. Manning, B. H. McElhone, David B. Miller, Otio Muller, James D. Murphy, Walter Nelson, Roy L. Noren, Logan IS Page, Elmer W. Pape, George C. Paris, C Parker, Luther J. Farker, James B. Parsons, Jr., Hac- old Peter Perakos, G Dewitt A. Riley, George ¥ Sherwood 1. Raymond, J Vernon Reed, W. B. Retz, Rogers, Duncan H. ishaw, Frank . Shield, James N. Skinner, Au owell, Iben Strong. Jr., Louis | Thomas, Russcll A. L. Torello, Lou:s W. Vogel, Gardner C. Weld, Harry Wessels, R. W. Whitman, Robert 11 Wiloox, Dwight Skinner, Atty. Mor- | timer H. Camp, Edwin R. Hitchcocl:, Ly | Harold W. Hatch. Y. A.CAYPAIGN " FOR FUNDS STARTS Formally Opened With Parade of Boys and Dinner wroximately 100 promine Britain men met for dinner 4 Burritt hotel last and ¢ launched the Y. M. C. A. 0,000 for current ex- s, the first drive of its kind th: | Britain Y. has held 20 years. The meeting opened tanley R. Eddy, gendal chairman evening way Boys in Parade During the dinner a parac boys under police escort and head- «d by the Boys’ Club fife and drum | .o . g o corps marched up the street to the | iCKey Expects Links Will Be Ope lotel, where more than boys | from the junior department of the i ving banners indicating th departments or classes in which the re interested, paraded aror the tables in the ball roor Loy as he passed th table made his personal tion to start the fund. The boys then were entertained as guests of Manager Carlyle Bar rett at the Strand theater whe motion pictures of local Y. M. (. A ictivities arc being shown cw itain is said fo be the first Y. M. C. A, ever to show standard movies of its regular activitics, in a public theater, James S. Nowvth, Y. A 4 Mr. North fact that 500 cd to Public on Holiday Next Fall, The ne I may be municipal golf course ready for usc on Labor Day | it cxpectations of the commitu materialize, according to Pardon C. Rickey, chairman of the general | committce and president of th Chamer of Commerce which raiscd the funds for the drive. Mr, Rickey and his committee met with me bers of the board of park comm sioners last evening to inspect th: revised layout as prepared by I gineer J. Rosc. The original lay- |out for the coursc was a tentative one The layout drawn on th campaign | SIANES It | way which crosses this city : in that vicinity. No report has cived from State Highway Com- missioner John A. Macdonald on » | final approval of a change in the site of the roadway, which will givc the golf course about more fe«t in width | Mr, Rickey said it was likely that | bids may be asked for construction of the course next week ch rman contribu- presid. was the of the first speaker, alled attention to the this is the fir of its kind to be held in n 20 vears. He said in ars the campa penses has and the pproved last night i basis of the propos projected new high- the park propc previous \ for current been gonduct burden atively ex- quict has fall on a compa few persons. This vear, it is hoped to spread it out. He called attention to the need of minor repairs to the building, and said that while these are extensiv no major repairs are contemplated | hecause it is hoped in the near fu- | R (ure o erect a new building | INDEPENDENTS’ RALLIES The Y. M. C. A. now the | lurgest membership it ever had and | more demands than cver ar made on its facilitics being which are en- | inadequate, the president pointed out Alfred C. Lstes national Y. M. C. has been in cha . rrangements, explained the machin- 1y of the campaign and the methol nnder which the will onducted. Luncheons will be held ¢ U week for reports, ugn will close IPriday Campaign Committee Members of t nization ar anley R. T 1an; Jam il gifts committee; Candidates On Third Party Ticket to Speak at Street Corner and In Painters’ Hall. secretary on (h Martin Kelly, ¢indid cn the independ [aress a rally at ti and East Mair rec o'clock. Other candidates on th L will speak. independents will have « rally tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock ot Union Painters’ hall on Main street. for mayor ticket, will ad- > corner of Main tonight at 7 campaign Receive Re gnat;ms Of Farmer and Skinner resignations of Malcolm R | armer, viee president, and Sher- Anereonicha tan Gt rod . Skinner, sccretary, of the on church coo board of directors of the Y. M. C. A IL Anderson, Geor were accepted at a meeting of the (ol T e Loard yesterday afternoon. ssford. Ormond Bates, | Messrs. F rer and Skinner have S et removed from this city. Mr. Farmer taymond A, Calli has gone to Bridgeport and M wist, Peter Crona, T. W e RO tak April 1, wi Walter C. Goff, | com appointed consi \ Monroe Gordon, Atty, Wii-| ¢ g of James liam M eenstein, Harry lain, Waltcr 1L Ha . 7. Stanley, aeeky 1( les W. Hawkins, | and R. C. Twichell to 1 e, Martin H. Horw Harry | pring in a list of candidates for the H. Howard, John Hubert, Richard |clection by the voling members of Hulbert, Jr., Mauric Johnson, | the Y latter part of March. William IL Judd, F. C. Kelly, Ed- rs will mect in April to ward W, Kiesewe George T Kimball, Earl Kisselbaack, Joseph 1. Lamb, Charles J. L Thor H Lindc dotte Loomis. John Loomis, Bryce L. Long, John G. general campa as follow sddy, neral L North, chairr Ru, Bishon, Lrnest W, Crowe Dun: $0.1, accepted t ¢h is the cr [ Morri Oscar A. Iiric 136,027 volumes and owers Hawaii 2,107 bor Library of registered in the READY ON LABOR DAY North, I%. & Chamber- & City Items spring suits and top- Roxbury road. BRISTOL NEWS | < (Continued I'rom Page Ses | coz J. Ryan, 22 y 909, —advt. There will be s Monday Mary's Cox. | Novak of New | rred by the South- " ern New 1d Telephone Co. io o the New Britain ice. HMe w l"‘“ AL devote his ti to the devel- | {a sure sign of |on Farrell street brought out Squad | |A at 4:05 o'clock yesterday after- spring. A grass fire anniversary morning at 7 church for requiem m o'clock at Miss Catherine while a second grass fire on | 1gmund M. Jeanette brought out the Welch Co. of | noon, Fraven street has been Forestville five min- | Concerts Postponed opment of new business. The Bristol community TR s ool O Eadion |originally scheduled for to be held Tuesday, April |afternoon at the high t cment by torfum, has been postponed to Fmil J. Danberg. It is ex- March 30 becausc of the inability of | footeq that 100 persons will ask for the dircctor to appes He is ¢ | it enship papers. extensive tour of t! im0 dmempiE | Funeral of Dr. Griswold 1t dnitiate a large -olass of | Funeral scrvices for Dr. Arthur|gates Monday evening. The meet |'W. Griswold, prominent physician |ing will be called to order at 7 | who died yesterday morning at the | Hartford hospital, will be held at |2 oclock Monday afternoon at the | Methodist church. Rev. Hurbert D, | Jones will officiate. Burial will be ir | West cemetery. | Resolution Ts Reccived The city clerk today reccived let- ters from Scnator Frederic C. Wal- |cott and Congressman E. Hart "enn acknowledging receipt of the resol- ution passed by the Bristol | council and asking that October |be set aside as “Pulaski Day.” The | resolution will be offered to congress shortly, the communications stated. concert, ik rrow chool audi- | Clerk el Pythian Sisters candi- SPORTSMEN NAME JOHNSON LEADER Fish and Game Association Has Election of Officers Hugo T. Johnson was unanimous- Property T Iy elected president of the New 1 amuel W. Menue and 4 uin Fish and Game association ian have quit claimed Sherman Avery, the retirin [ buildings on North Main dent, was given a rous ation Jacob Rosenb nd My ipon his retirement from the chair |according (o a deed, filc | which he held for three years, at i} clerk’s offic {annual meeting of the association |John Muir to Ann: last evening at Junior O. U. A. M i Ma ctur | hall on Glen strect. Mr. Johnson wa Jacob Kurlar the first secretary of the association {116 Gridley st and held that position f a dressmaker, of Mahl avenue, | when he retired. A. G. Hawker, a Hartford, were marvied in Hartford | vice president of the club, and one of on February 25 by Rabbi Amach |its most active workers, wa Hoffenberg, according to a marriage | sented with a telephoto 1 return ived by the city clerk |appreciation of the work | today. done in motion pict The marria the meetings of association. [to, local tailor, and Teresa B, DIn.| The other officers clected genis, an insurance clerk, of 39| first vice presid rank Fox Merriman avenue, Hartford, in Hart- [ ond vice presid Hawker ford on Iebr 24 was also re-|third vice president. B dlaaon corded in a return today. | treasure G |¥rancis P. Nolan performed the |cial secretary. I iodt di65 mony. cordin Corl Powell Gianted Divores The chairmen of the different com- Ellen H. Peet of Bristol was|mittees named were: Commy granted a divoree from William | (60 George Hanscr 3oty Howard Peet, Jr., of Bridgeport [John Teterson GonE | vesterday ~ in superior court. She | Mittee. David charged cruelty, asserting that they | COmmittee, I : were married on Fcbruary 6, 1924, | COmmittee, John i .“',Y\“’\U._ jand began married life by living | Committee, Arthur I3 Tie B IS people being | forcement committe ,‘mm'”]‘\ """"‘“‘ 1o Al Hanson announced that his Lo SO0 LR OG0 0M S, HJu ""‘I cei | Eame committee had planned to ket L | some R its for P. Waldo Marvin granted Mrs. ol neibh et | the custody of their one.child. Judge | ¢ ap- ; and street to king of Anthony Armen- werc secretary Wincheste Engel: membersk George state fish and game cor discovered that a shipment of rabbit to the Seymour Fish and | Game club had suffered from tuler and most of them had died within 10 days of their arrival at Seymour. T 15 that were {t were killed by the state and an examina- tion of their liver proved that they had the characteristic spots that de- noted the presence of the that sometimes att | | fatal results. There are 95 ring-nee Communion Breakfast od pheasants at Sherman Avery's Of “Kaceys” April 6 foniorrow by the zame commitice. Frank Dully of the| bureau of the Travel Co. of Hartford will be tl spea at the annual communion | breakfast of Daly council, K. of C.,| 1 on April 6. Attorney Dully is ¢ cellor the Hartford council, K. of C. e will speak on “Propu- | ganda.” [Faa e T | The will by | the new K. of C. Frank M. Wilder of ISridgepor red for the woman | Decision was reserved in the di- |vorce action of Jumes A. Bullus of | | Bristol against Marie Bullus. The | couple were married on November | 14, 1924, and Bullus claimed his | wife deserted him on nuary 6, disappearing with another man | last August. Mather & Mather re- | presented Bullus. ] diseasc with ks humar Atto legal suranc Bishop Halley Speaker At C. D. of A. Banquet North Carolina chosen as the principal ary ob- Court Columly oD Id on Ma Among honor will be 13 liv- held shop Haficy of has been breakfa served in | g of rooms on West 1 charter Main street. The Knights will attend | servance will be | communion in a body at th hotel. o'clock mass at St. M | | William Fallon will cater ar seph M. Halloran will act :nhulu‘. is the Time, and this is the Place, to bring your Savings in order to make sure you are getting 59 interest. Best of all, your funds are in a Mutual Bank—ready for your use if needed, at a Moment's Notice. “Join the Mutual Savers” Burritt Mutual Savings Bank e problem is too large or small to. believe that mno banking warrant our whole-hearted at- tention, and we want you to feel that you can come to us and talk it over in the strictest confi- dence. Let our long years of ex- perience be of help to you. New Britain Trust Co. publicity | ission | \ bred distril h L commur he police eriticizing th cials ek was arrested b McCarthy on night Ka William J Tuesday cou Jett street have bee handed [ bills by 2 man whose nsive 1 of the city dling of Loped t to | orbiddin {ing pamphlet s csponsible bills, but the 1a Thursday ni took no Albert A. Gre ippearcd for Karhonick he believed the latter . nature of the subject handbills, in he could read 1 did not rested he the police towards handbill during the past few we was absolutely no yeace : I cuting no comment that record and him breact attorn: proven, the s Wood Attorney served chance nee another he circunist Dryzgula, 41, ¢ suilty to Sleve stroet, pl of drunkt the char o'clock complaint of his v had b to such th be arraigned yesterday. Offic behalf, denied it as his opinion t serew loose o ' H hursday, 10 distur vlone. He nim o liv | tribute to trouh! has h always ind 1 nement. 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A George F, Anthon; Bigge, Pechout. Winans, Thomas Dyson. in uttle. Joseph Barret! Wessel, Charles H. Roosa. The enter- rt at § with moy- et Plan Dance March 28 i is exp 1 Me Roden, Willi y trecs stralian na- s as a gift by Takamatsu of Japan. ETHEL * fORWARD, PYARCH/