New Britain herald., 1924-03-22
I,arenis, Fcar unroundcd

Parents Fear Unrounded
 The fear of several parents of high
 school pupils. aroused by an erroneou,
 report that the local quintet wal
 scheduled to play the New Britain
 High five. has been declared unfound.
 ed by the high school officials. The
 focal five is at present in Medford
 Mass, participating in the TuftI l tournament. so that the rumored con
 test for tonight with the Hardware I City team is out of the question An ] other factor that might prevent "a meeting of the teams is that the two i schools broke off all athletic relations i in 1922 after hot discussion follow ing basketball game. Since that time. both schools have carefully ] avoided the other in the making up l of schedules. The rumor of meeting Of the quintets aroused some concern i that a smallpox invasion of the city might come in through mixing Of i the supporters of the teams.
 Marine Stock Popular l Stock Of the National Marine Lamp company of Forestrilie has become very popular in the last few days as l the annual meeting draws nigh, being scheduled for next Thursday after noon Former PreEident Rudolph stern would like to wrest the presi- l dential chair away from President 1 William r. Calder, who is also an of- ficial of the Bristol National bank and or the American Trust Co, Letters i haNn haan claiming unsatisfactory progress by the Calder administration, while the latter alleges inefficiency on the part Of the stern management when it was h power. Another factory war is in the making, according to the feeling about the city and the annual meet ing is being anticipated with more than perfunctory interest
 Gold Star Parents Sought
 The committees in charge of the seieheprey Day celebration, is seeking information as to the location of par ents of service men, who lost their lives in the world war, in order that the gold star parents may take part Tn the memorial observance Thomas A. Tracy of the Bristol Press and Claire M. Pfennig, adjutant of Seiche- prey Post. American Legion. are in charge of the investigation work ts determine the location of parents or other near relatives of the men who made the supreme sacrifice. Relatives Of the following dead service men are being sought: John J. Freshman, Se- bastiano Carenza, Herman Dikol, James F.. Dooley, Walter E. Durgin. Archie Eastland, Dewey Green, John Gutzka, Montague s. Horsley, Max killian, August A. Kowalski, Morris l.appe, Raymond w. Nero, Vito Nes- tico, William D. Nolan, John Prihoda, and John r. Zilko.
 EIman Carl Bohne
 Elman Carl Bohne, two months old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Bohne of King street, died yesterday at the home of the parents after a short ill., ness. The funeral will be held Sum- cay afternoon at 2 o'clock at the un- dertaking parlors of James ]. Dunn on West street, where services will be conducted by Rev. r. r. wolfonden, pastor Of the Baptist church. The burial will be in the West cemetery.
 Dawson For Club
 Announcement was made yestcrdav that Thomas Dawson. who has been in charge of the golf room of the Horton Mfg. Co.,, for the last three years. will have charge of the new chippsnee Country club and will as- sumc his new duties on April |. He has fine record as follower of golf. having learned the game and the art of club making in Prestwick, Scotland. He has served as professional at tho Penn, Country club: the Forsyth Country club at Winston Salem. x. C.; and the whiteface Golf club at Lake Placid. N. Y.
 Sorlidness Revealed
 Characterizing the actions Of Mrs. Carrie Taylor, aged so, as a "stench in the nostrils Of the community" Judge William ]. Malone gave her the 'hoice of taking 50 days in jail or of eaying the city for good after she lad been tired on charges of keeping disordeily house, of misconduct on March 2 and divers occasions and Of ruelty 10 children. The woman has ,een conducting a home for children. ecuring them from institutions like he Salvation Army hospital in Bos- on and. according 10 the sordid story Infolded by one of her charges and y other witnesses. the lives of the lildrcn have been tempestuous to say he least. Moral conditions were not f n ef 1s.s 1 howed and at times. the beatings of he children attracted the attention of he neighbors Of the Taylor home on lrese street 4 little 12 year old girl i'll he removed from her guardian hip today and every effort will be iade by the local authorities 10 pre- ent any more children coming into CT custody. The state charity de- artment suspected all vas not well in eia and the license Of the Taylor oman 10 keep children was revoked that time.
 Names of various aiiegd intimates [ the woman were told by children, ho lived at the home.
 Chimney Catches Tire
 Squad 4 and the Forestvilie com any were called to chimney fire al te home Of Steve Solomon of Stafford .enue yesterday afternoon. Damage about s100 resulted.
 switcter Damages Car
 Tfe local switcher sidcswiped coal IF in the local yards today. damae- g the car slightly. Traffic was no' Id up.
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