New Britain herald., 1924-11-15
E. J. ARNOLD AGAIN
 L. OF. |. MANAGER Will Serve in Present Capacity
 Tor Another Year SPEEDING DRIVERS FINED
Rev William B, West Honorcd by State Sunday School Association-- Mrs. Norman Watts Dies at West Street Home--RcaltOrs' Meeting.

The board Of directors Of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce have again selected Earl J. Arnold as cy- ecutive manager of the chamber for the year He has held that position for the past five years and has be- come known throughout the country for his ability.
 Mr' Arnold was formerly a news paper man Of this city. having been connected with various newspapers. Prior 10 his appointment as Cham Der Of Commerce secretary he was Inc managing editor Of the New De- parture News.
 Police Court
 Lewis Miller Of New Britain was hned E@5 and costs at the police court session this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on charge of exceeding the speed limit on Park street on Thursday.
 Dominick Fortunate, charged with reckless driving. was assessed the same amount. Judge Donovan, how ever, remitted s15 of the fine so that the net flne was SIC, making a to- tai Of sl9.5o for each man. Rev. Mir. West Chosen
 Rev. William R. West Of this city was elected president Of the State Sunday School association at the convention Of that organization yes- terday in Waterbury. Other officers were chosen as follows: Vice. -presi- dent, James L. Case, Norwich: treas urer, F. II. Enc, Hartford; auditor, II. 5. Thatcher. Hartford.
 Rev. MT West is pastor of the Prospect Methodist church Of this city and the honor bestowed upon the city by his selection is being commended by his many friends. He has held the office of vice president for the last two years and is the first 1 minister to be elected president as it has been the custom to choose only laymen for the office. Mrs. Norman Watts.
 Mrs. Norman Watts, 50 years old, died at her home at 50l West street, yesterday afternoon. after a short ill., ness. She had been in III health since early in the summer, when she un- derwent an operation. She was born i in England, her maiden name being Miss Mary Davis, and came to this 1 country with her husband a year ago. She leaves her husband and several relatives in England. The 1 funeral will be held on Sunday aft ernoon at 230 o'clock at her home, where services will be conducted by Rev. John F. Fox pastor of the Ad- 1 vent church. Burial will be in the West cemetery.
 Loan Association starts. Announcement was made this morning that an office Of the Build ing and Loan association is to be opened for business Monday evening in Room : Of the Aroanum block, corner of Main and Prospect streets.
 The Bristol Building and Loan as eociatlon directors at a recent meet ing elected the following officers for the coming year: President, William F. Strong; president, Wallace B. Crumb. Harry C. Barnes, Eugene Giammatteo, Dwight II, Hall; secre- tary, Ray K. LinSIcy; treasurer, Walter F.. Spicer.
 The directors have voted an issue of shares 10 be dated as of October 1st.
 Realtors Meeting. 4 meeting Of the members of the Bristol Real Estate board will be held Tuesday noon at 1u;30 o'clock as a luncheon event al the Elks club. Ray K. LlnsIey recently appointed secretary Of the Bristol Building and Loan association, will speak on What the Building and Loan asso- citation proposes 10 do" A second speaker will he Mayor John F. Wade, who has recently entered the real estate field.
 Exposition Plans Progress. The exposition committee, nak- ing arrangements for the Merchants Exposition and Fashlon PaEoant un- der tho auspices of the Chamber Of Commerce, announcei this morning that at least five orchcstras will be engaged 10 provide the music for The week of the exposition. These mu- Sicians will provide not onty the mu- s!cal programs of the evening but al- 60 the music 10 which the models for the fashion show Till march.
 Mrs. Hollcy to Assist.
 The exposition committee has sc- cured the services Of Mrs. Perry x. Hol,oy 70 assist Samuel Rurgdorf in the placing Of settings for the stage and tho entrance for the fashion