New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAL®D, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930. TELLS HOWTO GUT | PEAINILLE NS FACTORY LEADERS l BRIST[]L NEWS FACTORY MISHAPS Heinrich Speaks to Local Em- ployment Executives' Club Action designed to prevent acci- dents was recommended tives of industry in New Britain at the meeting of the Employment Ex- ecutives’ club at the Russell & F win club house last night by H. W. Heinrich, assistant superintendent of the engineering and inspection divi- sion of the Travelers Insurance Co. Mr. Heinrich’s talk’™ on “Non-Me- chanical Accidents and Handling Material” was made following a din- ner served at 6 o'clock. The plan of action suggested con- sisted of a two-fold metMod of pro- cedure, comprising engineering re- vision or the study and improvement of operations, and better supervis- ing of workers from the chief ex- ecutive to the foreman. He also sug- gested that an analysis be made of previous injuries by kind of opera- tion conducted and by real cause, and also of the operations to tain whether any are conducted un- safely. It was advised t the fre- quency as well as the number of in- juries by operation be determined. so that operations could be worthy of attack A scientific plan of pre- vention, it was asserted, should pro- ceed with the question consfantly in mind as to whether any operation can be performed in another, safer and better way, and in this connec- tion Mr. Heinrich mentioned a case where the substitution of another material for the manufacture of a certain article resulted not only in a reduction of accidents but also Jower costs of manufacture. The last step mentioned by the apeaker in his series of recommen- dations in the prevention of acci- dents in the handling of materials pertained to the improvement of su- pervisory control of emploves. He advocated that executives be charg- ed with the responsibility of pre- venting mishaps. “Consider selec- tion. training and the instruction of emploves, and enforce in as to safe handling practice he as- serted. “Keep in mind that a care- less act occurs approximately times before a serious injury Te- sults. and that there is therefore an excellent opportunity to detect 3 correct unsafe practices befo jury results.” he added. while ng attention to the need of placing accident prevention upon a par with production as 1o supervi ods and execcutive inter ticipation He asserted that of all industrial charged to unsafe me ditions, commonly re safe practices controll management The cost of placed at accident only accident r cent Heinrich asserted t fense of accident quired than the humanitarian ice rendered by such progran preventior Attorneys and Judges Gather in Washington Washington, May § (#—DMore than 500 know atto tives were g the ghth American law ins resident Hocver planned ecive the delegates at a Wi reception this afternoon program includes an aress by Chief Justice the annual address of Wickersham, president tute Two major the convention—the proposed code of criminal procedure, designed to provide greater uniformity of 1 s prescribing rocedure treatment of crimir study of various aspects of ing and harmonizing conflict t rr‘"‘r)"xcna f common law informal Hug| George of the insti. themes will cencertl stat and Thief Gets Jeuela in Cranston, R. 1., House I. May § broke a ston, R thief or dow and entered Mr. and Mrs. C Farmington day, while the coupld friends, and stole Jewelry $3.370 and $308 in cash The jewelry taken included - six diamond rings, a diamond stickpin, and a man’s ring. The robbery was profit- able engineered in Cranston for sev- eral years. Chief of Police Miller solicited the aid of Inspector Michael Franklin of the Providence department, a fingerprint expert, in an effort to identify the burglars. WATCH FOR THE GOLDEN KID MlLLER’ ECOND FLOOR Schulte - United 219 MAIN ST hieves rear win Mercurib on rly fo- was visiting valued at les avenue the most lected | ructions | meth- | and par- 1 wp)—A| the residence of | James burglar or| (« cnlmnrtl From Page Seven) Jm\n Treasurel William vesterday, Tax Collector Willis Hemingway collected klmh'l‘ | more than $ 000 in taxes on this | vear's grand list. The total amount | to be collected is 32 The grand list for | $10,206,704. A eral taxpayers are paying taxes this year in installments, |to business conditions, Mr. Heming | way reports. | The Scoutmasters' association of | Ne Britain will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Church of Our saviour parish ho This is the irst time that the meeting has been held in Plainville. The meeting will be an important one, as the field |day eyents will be decided upon. © High School Game three straight victories to its credit-the strong Plainville High Ischool baseball will take the field tomorrow afternoon in quest of its fourth win inst the fast Wa- tertown High regation. The game will be played on the local diamond and is scheduled to start their | with nine Caulfield will oli to the box. In start against Farmington High Datoli showed a world of promise, and the Watertown batir ould experi plenty in_connectin, his slan lineup -d ¢ send Ds his first 1ce of same hree toli the game r behin Well Child Conference A well child confere held tomorrgw afternoon from 4 o'clock in the nurse's rooms in Neri block. A large attendar {mothers and their infants is for. Car Is Stolen Constable George quested the New Britain send word over the police evening concerning longing fo Roscoe H is alleged to John Menzer by Mr. Hamn Schubert re- who CALENDAR CLEARED FOR POLISH PICNIC No Other Social Events Held on July § on of July 5 for 0] Be enefit of the dis- Haller Broad str th Hst's no ot ¥ ol ored by any on th Althous has not heen decide mittee is aking | have the ey amusement The comt of ¢ airman A the Polish Natior ander Dombrowi s association, Leon Wo, of Kosciusko post and John nts of two Sacred He Busir presi- art church meeting which will be and will be cond this city, will t t meeting of the held next Monday the post 8 be TO HAVI ELECTION | izeh's Indepen night Main Dobroswol quish the | trsday hall on Vincent to re | meeting | It is rumorea Martir | who ran for the mayoralt independent ticket at the 1 tion, may be_elected to succeed founder of the organiza | bers of the associ | attend the annu KING } Cairo, 1 will visiting Spain last SRYpt tou Gree and Por |announced t ——— e ———————— “The Homg of Beautiful Gifts” Mother’s Day SUNDAY, MAY 1ith | GTFTS FOR MOTHERS DAY | [’ GARDS -:- = GIFTS Jackaway’s Gift Shop 53 West Main Street H \\mon‘ The faxes were due and | to execu-|Pavabale on or before May 1. Sev-|nouncement by John J. ta due | Labor, Opp. Burritt Hotel Gompanson With Labor Plans an old age 1 verious interests during the last log- sceiation of ting t tased on other viewpoint r police 10| groups of SHOWERS RELIEVE Mr. Hamel Recuperating Mrs. Edgar J. Hamel, wife of the ager of the Perlmore hotel en removed from the to her home at 3 North Mair reet where 1 Suggested by Fgan e t she is rapidly con e cscing from injuries sustained v she slipped and fell on a slipper sidewalk some time ago. Accord to reports, Mrs. Hamel ttin along fine Hartford, May 8 (P—Th ary of the Connecticut Federation ot yesterday at a conference on pension bill drawn for federation by its counsel, ornelius J. Danaher of Meriden, to e held in New Haven Saturday, also | that George Joslvn, 62, had di eveloped the fact that the ANN- | the Laconia, N. H., hospital turers’ Association has had coun- | qav afternoon e work on a bill. Mr. Joslyn drafting of these bills was in printing plant of the New Depar ine with an understanding between | (1o Mg, Co. about 10 years t has followed his trade in | years in the he Funeral arrangements, in of the Laconia Lodge of Eiks, ar ircomplete. It is probable that fo nmer fello members from the loc order will be delegated to attcnd th ices Boys Reprimanded ovs were severely reprim Probation Officer Thomas is g George Joslyn Word was received here today by Philip Leary, president of the Elks & was employed at th The rece session that the entire of old age pe xplored znd bills drawn sub- would as a o where nsions u be step eration of the As- has madc association study m but a report, bly with draft of a bill, will not ady until fall. agy in the anteroom of police e federation conference Is for headquarters this morning follow purpose, Mr. Egan states, of get- receipt of a complaint opinion on the bill drawn from 20 nrass moulds from e labor point of s other bill plant of the Nationa vhich mi ould i Lamp Co 1at of fo, Jrers’ henal onnecticu fu known the i a has that t ovs returned 15 hey ook moul manufactur: from the employers t on! vill pave the , in Mr n's opinion, to draft- ng a bill to go before the gencral ssemly 2s indicative of a com- ons ussion Locals Trounce Meriden Bristol high school rounced Mer athletic field ve afternoon, 15 to 5. Altho pported in the ficld liddie White n, tossed his ctory by striking out n opposing batsmen. White 2 red the Bristol attack, ga three hits to the base romisc of opi The federation hill has been given the Manufacturers’ Association e discussion of it on Saturday be only the first of several confer- nees as the federation has sent out any invitations representative men terday to out of five mbers, EASTERN STATES -~ Storms Take Two Lives, Do t blown ing the men and for Lospital in his Sharon farm yester Wide Property Damage actory Burns Down of shoddy, with a $§ farm build AUTOS IN COLLISION est G. Ogrer the East Boston lighter in the or sprang a leak and san airport. A coal going south and into Arch was 100 close street behind cd s car agro per owi reported the Charles river. | tion. Heavy Rain in Hartford Bristol hos- d in ster- erary Officer James Cron- no cause for police ac- Heavy infall in Hartford, Conn vary g Massachusc showe sited wes PALACE —House of Perfect Talkies— day Earlier Ma ratures g 3 —Now Playing— MAURICE CHEVALIER —Tha 1dal of France— “THE LOVE PARADE” Co-Feature RUSH SERUM Sharon, May § Raymond T 1 ke hu an effort to save the lif John McEnroe of Amenia, N. Y as bitten by a rattlesnake on when h TORSHARON CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD in “SO LONG LETTY" with Grant Withers Sound News—Talking Comedy —Noreltiea— awled under a Grand Opening LAKE COMPOUNCE BRISTOL, CONN. Saturday Night, May 10 FIREWORKS ! ! DANCING ! CONCERTS !! Bill Tasillo’s Orchestra Everything Going Speed Boats! Roller Coaster! Thrills! T g J.!t. ated, theatrical notices and reviews in this colump are written b les for the respective amusemeut company. = “HOLD EVERYTHING” when or om0 t S Wa ich re on portion of t cGowar production cool Capitol EMBASSY THEATER 1 tomorrow MARDI GRAS and MASQUERADE DANCE TABS" HALL, SAT. Free Prizes, Streamers and Balloons For Every- one—Moonlite Dances. Last Appearance of the ORIGINAL IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA [ 3 2)8) Hartford MATINEES TODAY and SATURDAY at JAMES THATCHER PLAYERS In a Howling C “Nancy’s Private Affair” Mats 2:30 ' [COLLEGIANS (Registered) TOMORROW NIGHT ELKS’ CLUB ‘Where that different crowd goes’ medy Next Week—*'Broken Dishes St Friday, Saturday story of jazz-mad action and An amazing youth, filled with rammed with song hits! Lawrence Gray Benny Rubin Helen Johnson Vaudev1lle ARMAND-DEVORA C 0 Music and Dance Unique ARSON BROS. JANIS and CO. Rhythm All in Fun § BILLY GREENE with EDDIE CLIFFORD in “But Is It Art?” Stanley Bros. and Atree Aerial \enxatmn Armand DeVora Atre ational ford PHONES IN LISBON M ['P)—Telephones nd in Po RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION MOTHER KEEPS CHILD Come! To the Party of the Stars! JOE E. BROWN and WINNIE LIGHTNER Positively the funniest comedy ever made. The laughing suc- cessor to “Gold Diggers of Bruadway" old Egerything “HOLD EVERYTHING* “HOLD EVERYTHING® Starts Has Everything SUNDAY at Warner Bros. STRAND Starts SATURDAY Warner Bros. CAPITOL CariToL The EXTRA Good Show You'vc Been Looking For Today and Fri. DOUBLE FEATURE BILLIE'S BEST His Melodies Won Her Heart — « Open Gt and Broke It. Continuons Shows (== Coening with ROBERT ARMSTRONG CAROL LOMBARD BASIL RATHBORNE I'AY FRANCIS Has TODAY TOMORROW THREE FAMOUR MOORE BROTHERS Tom — Matt — Owen Heard for the first time in the Sensational All-Talking Side treet the Hits of Screenland First TWO GREAT FEATURES Sealed Lips The Price Paid For Half arriage with OLIVE BORDEN MORGAN FARLEY KEN MURRAY Dramatic Sensation FREE TONIGHT (Complete Sets of the Most Gorgeous DRESSER WARE Now On Display in the Lobhy Coming — SATURDAY LOVIN THE LADIES C TURE il RICHARD DIX A R.A.D !