New Britain herald., 1924-03-15

! p'os dn pHjClhl uecOFdtOT TOT the
 "or. of installing decorations about
 he city in connection with the dedi-
 cation Of the Soldiers memorial on
 the Boulevard April 10. This official
 decorator has agreed with the com
 nlittee to maintain fair and uniform
 prices. and the request is made by
 the committee that all firms and in
 diNiduals planning to decorate on
 April 1a place their orders with the
 official decorator.
 An arrangement has been made with the official decorating firm
 whereby. with all local business
 houses cooperating. there can be
 splendid decoration of the main
 streets of the central business dis trict and the Boulevard.
 lt is proposed to publish list of
 of all business houses cooperating
 with the memorial day committee. The Bonnet Decorating Co. of Bridge port has ben selected as the official decorator. The representative of this company will bear a letter from the . chairman of the national day commit tee, stating that he has been appoint cd the ot'nia. decorator.
 CT.0ct Usc of Flag
 Following ;he receipt of q con,- n.unlcation from the Seicheprey Pos' o: the American Legion. the committc" will make an earnest ef- fort 10 have the American flag cor 1 rectly used in connection with the decoration. This will he ihe first time In tine his,ory Of Bristol that a pla have tho American flag correctly placed when used for decoratae of- fleets.
 The official decorating company has agreed with the committee 10 follow ont tho plan outlined by .he American Leg.on. and hose placing orders with the Bonnet Decorating Company may rest assured that their decorations VII merit and pass the censorship 0! the cN-scrNice mems sanizations. In conformity with this decision the Memorial ,commit- tec will have the decorations Of the street poles and lamp standards on tho boulevard 30 decorated that .he American flag will bc correctly placed and conform strictly to ap- proved form and usage.
 The M>aorial day committee is anxious t>. all banks. industrial pants. busi"sss houses. firms and in- diNiduals cooperate with the conn mittcc in the matter of decorations. During the absence of thc chairman. C. '. Treadway from this city, .ne deco'1tihS matters will be in charge oi Earl l. Arnold. who will be very g.ad to consult with those desiring information.
 The committe will be able 10 an- nouncc tho sircels over which tho parade will pass within very short
 IL has been decided 10 make ,hs parade one Of military significance, Chairman l., A. Wheeler Of the parade committee is very busy in pre- panns In" Formation details for .ha parade. He anticipates that unis rom other cities will help very materially in giving color to the parade iorma ion.
 Will iIa'c Camra Ign
 A a meeting oi tho directors of .ho Bristol Building and Loan assocla. lion, held in the Chamber Of ,,om- merce' offices, il was voted 10 inaug- irate the campaign for selling os 'harcs In the organization the latter part or April, following tho annu.l community Chest campaign. rho meeting "as presided over bs pr,s.- lent William R. strong.
 Forms, prospect uses alid other ma. orlal for the proposed eampaign are '"ing printed ana gathered and in- .tcalions po.nt to successful cam 'aign, Roscoe l.. Sessions has been hned by the directors as he dircc- Or or the proposed campaign. A this week meeting O. .hc di- ociors one director brought in a slip or iivc paid lip shares. This makes yer 100 shares already subscribed to / Bristol folks.
 Those in cIose touch with the as. 'cialion anticipa,c that lhe construc. on or new houBcs in his city on the lilding and loan plan winl be started lis summer.
 A rePor, from Naugatuck shows 10 ohsss constructed last year with an ,soeiaiion only ,wo years old. Water 'ry nuild 49 houses last year on the liluing and loan pan.
 banEing Money ,Or Building As payments are made on The ares Secretary Edward Skclly turns |" records over to Treasurer i.ay H. nstey and the money is banked in rat panks against the tlme when o frs, application for building will .'e come ia and been granted. rians Q n1w being considered by .eYeral 'isioi poopic on building this sum- 'r ny the atd of he pan.
 "ad For ,ai,or of o1 days in jail and C oi SlU0 on eacn Of thrc. charges Ntotation ot the liquor law. making .otI O. s3iG.20. Ntrc imposed this ining at the po.ice court session by is- Villain ]. Malone upon Max "irs. th" Prospect street tailor. os" beverages were said to have n inc cans" of the nearly fatal i'll. .s ct Jen Wilson last Sunday night. Hips was rtprcscnted in court iy ot nty Noble l.. Fierce. who gave ice of an appeal n order that the ds"d n4ght str.sighten ont his busi- s hIairs. JLds' Aa.onc fixed the 'd al sl.90o for the appea rance of Lips at the June term of the su. for court in Hartford. Morris se- iather-in-law oI thc appellant jEczd tho bond.
 VI sor. 4 tcarnster who became iohs4y iii after drinking some of .duH which vas bought from lra. appeared in court today int inc aCcuseI strenuous aork ihe rsTt or Dt. T.. ]. IIoyI. or this
 < id the rtysic ans Of st. Francis