New Britain herald., 1924-06-06
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 liam r. Downes. rector of Trinity church. Following prayer, President Hughes welcomed the members and friends He then introduced Stanley Rullard of Bridgeport, president of the state Chamber of Commerce After telling that this was his first visit to the city in 4S years, Mir Bull lard praised the chamber for its &C., tivity and tor the quality of its offi- cials as demonstrated at state meet ings. Mrs. smith was then introduced. Souvenirs, a full bag each, were given 10 the women banquetters, mak- ing all very happy At the conclu- sion of the speaking program, dancing was enjoyed to the music of the New Departure orchestra.
 Washburn Advises Individuality Advising Individuality. despite the l possibility of mistakes, Senator R. NJ. Washburn Of Massachusetts, the clos ing speaker struck a forcible note in his comps risons of famous men, Theodore Roosevelt Senator Borah and William J. Bryan. who, he said, made many mistakes but ncverthe-
 
 unwilinEness to be herded into groups.
 Dinner Committees
 Assisting Executive Manager Earl ]. Arnold in handling of the biz af- fair last night were the following committees:
 Entertainment committee: Charles r. Olin, chairman; Harry H. Brovns, Harold E. Reid, IeRoy r. Ticker, l Brown Joyce. William A. Kimball, ! Richard r.. Jackson.
 Reception committee. Charles R. Riley chairman; Charles T. Tread way, Harry C. Barnes N. Kenneth Sessions, LeRoy F, Tucker. Brown Joyce, Alexander Harper, A. F. Wood { ford, William !. Malone. Dr. r. A. Park, Dudley s. lngraham, John T. Chidsey, Paul E. Sessions, W. r. Call der, Keith h. Graham, A. l.. Reede, George s. Beach, Emil Funk, Edson ] Peek, Howard N. Wilcox.
 Dinner committee; Harry H. Browne, chairman; William A. Kim ball, Joseph r. o'Connell. Dance committee; Carleton R. Beckwith, chairman; John Fl. Ses- sions, Roy Bailey, John r.. Mccarthy. Charles s. Joy, Mrs. W. l. Malone, Miss Clara Bechstedt, Charles C. Ran, Ticket committee: Roscoe l., Scs- sions, chairman. R. A. Johnson, Will liam II, Dunbar, William F. Johnson. c, A. Robertson. Robert W. Harris.
 Charles 4, Lane.
 Charles A. Lane, local grocer for more than i0 years, died al his home, s05 Summer street yesterday after- noon, following a short illness. He was born in rlainylle e7 years ago and removed to Southington when young man. While in that place, he married Miss Emma F.. Twichsll on November l2, tSTa. A few years later, Mir. and Mrs. Lane removed to this city, where Mr. Lane entered the employ of the Merriek Grocery stores Alter a period Of clcrkghip with that concern he entered business for him- self and conducted his store in the present city building About year ago. he retired from business. He leaves hts wife, three daughters, Mrs. Townsend G. Troadway and Miss Emma Lane Of this city and Mrs. Lyle B. Robinson Of Fort Erie, on- tario. Canada, and son, Roger K. Lane Of Tulsa, oklahoma. He was active m thc affairs of the Bristol club for many years and had served one term as a city official under the old burgess form of town govern ment.
 The funeral Rill be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock ai his home where services will be conducted by the Rev Ernest l.. wismer, pastor of the First Congregational church. The burial -ill take place in the West cemetery.
 Auto Hits Boy
 Carominr away from each other following a collision last night Al S o'clock On Park street. near Rockwell park. motor cars driven by Joseph CEarnecki and Chester Malo,ich. both of this city struck George Baasat of i.o Park street 10 year old sov. and bruised him severely. He also suffered several cuts and at the pris- tol hospital last night. Br. Henry C. Spring found it necessary 10 talks three stitches in a Eash on his head.
 Malotich was learning io drive and was proceeding on his opn side of the street in careful manner. sc- cordinE to witnesses. when ihe Car necki car attempted 10 9ass him. also bound east on inc street. toward ths center of the city Apparently an er- TOT Of Judgment in regard to the dis- tance apart took place. and the two machines came together with disas- trous results. In The police court session this morning. Czarnccki ga, placed under $500 bond for appear ance on June 14 so that the outcome Of Baqsat's injuries may be ascer- tainch.
 Fines of s5o each were imposed al inc police court session this morning on Mitchell and Waiter Dyer. both charged with breach of peace. as inc result of alleged interference into tbs marital affairs of a northside resident 2 fes days ago. Sentences of zA dsys ih iail were suspended on condition That the men return 10 their homes in tsazinort. Maine. at once. They were given until this afternoon 10 se, out or tho citr
 klein Arrested.
 Michael Klein. wanted in this city m connection with stock operations that scre alleged to have been Of a shady nature. was arrested yesterday by the New York police. according to advlcss to the local police today. He siil he held in New York for eatra- dhion papers fo bring him to this city Tor trial The cases of Samuel kraHtz and Harry Weinraub. also connected with the affair. .iIl he held