New Britain herald., 1924-01-14
Bristol Neys
AUTOS MUST HAVE
 COMPLETE LIGHTS
Chief Belden Orders Policemen to
 Enforce Lay Rigidly
TWO HEADLIGHTS NECESSARY

Ex-N1ayor Dutton on on GIobe-Trot-
 ting Tour-Charlcs KitteII Dies al
 Home on Meadow Sireet-Death of Michael Dwycr.
 Enforcement to the letter of the
 law was ordered today by Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden in regard to the motor cars proceeding with one
 light out or with the tail light out. Cooperation of the police of the cities Of the state in this respect was asked
 by Commissioner of Motor Vehicles i, Robbins E. Stoeckel at the meeting of
 the State Association of Police Off
 cials last Thursday in Bridgeport as tthe practice has increased to an
 alarming extent, according to the mo-
 tor vehicle commissioner. All drir-
 CTS will be haled into the local court 7 in the future for this violation of the
 state law. instead of being warned by the patrolmen and allowed to go on as in the past.
 The practice Of cutting" the traf-
 fc standard at the corner Of Main and
 North Main streets at night will also
 receive extra attention on the part of the police as seferal narrow escapes from accidents have been reported as
 the result of carelessness on the part
 Of motorists. In the daytime the traf- ic officer on duty directs vehicles in
 front of him and the habit Of going in front has become so fixed with
 many drivers that it is continued when the traffic director is absent. As result mixups have taken place. Locals Show speed
 The West Ends proved revelation in the basketball game on Saturday
 night at Red Mems ball when the fast Hartford kaceys were defeated by a score of 42 to %. The visitors started with rush to take the meas ure of the locals. who came to them selves when the score stood IA to against them at the first quarter and after that period the spcediest play on the local floor in years was dis played. The Hartfordites fought des- peratcly but could not fathom the combination of Tracy, Carpenter and Sheohy in caging the basket. The Dixies will play return engagement here next Saturday night when the west Ends will attempt 10 avenge the defeat by that team earlier in tho season.
 "Call of the Fast"
 Having been around the world sew eral times. former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton has found it impossible to withstand the "ceil Of tho Orient and left today for New York to em- lark Tuesday on tho Cunard liner l.a- conia for combined business and pleasure trip around the globe. His first stop will be at Havana and after assing through tho Panama canal. he will stop for few days ai Cali tornia ports. Departing from Ameri- can shores. hc will sail to Yokohama, Japan and Kobe. Korea. before visit i ing Manila. After leaving the Philip- l pines, Attorney Dutton expects to . spend some time in tho Hawaiian ls- lands to ,isit tho beach al Waikiki /! Ealua aud other famous points. Forts in China will he touched and then short time will hc spent in India at raic and Bombay. From India, tho t,rner mayor will go 10 Egypt po visit Cairo and thence the Holy f and. where he will spend several weeks, On tho homeward trip. ne will stop of at Naples any other Ital- Ian cities, before proceeding 10 Paris, France, After a few days in Paris he will tourney to England to com n,e,p his tour Of inc continent and Eill then sail for home.
 During his absence. NIT. Duttons ,ftice will be in charge Of Raymond '. I<ilduf.
 Charlcs kittcll ft
 Charles kittell. 76. died al his ,oun at 47 Meadow street this morn ng arer a short illness. He was ,orn in Ghent. \. Y. on November v tS4S and spent his early life in bat place. where he learned the nsctinist trade. He left his native own in 1870 10 come 10 this city and
 few years later married Miss Emma Dodge Of Hartsville. Mass. who died ]
 few years ago. His first place Of | was at inc old case ( Wheel company in this city. later [ .c entered inc employ Of inc J. IT. essions & Son company. working !, gre for ii years He left that con 2 arn 10 become affiliated with inc ( va1iarc Barnes company. where he as worked for thc last 25 years, He as A -etcran member Of inc fire de- srimcnt and for several years was nvipccr Of inc old steamer Of Hose ,mpsuv No. !. Fraternally. hH vas erv active. having been a charter lcrnber and a past sschcm Of Com ourrc Triba. [. c. r. M.. and was iso A member of Bristol lodge Of tks. He leaves 2 brother. Morgan i,tctl Of Troy. Y. r.. and son. Cap ( iu Herbert Kitteil Of inc central . r., company. The funeral will b4 ed at : o'ciock on "Wednesday ait- noon al lis home where services iu he conducted by the Eev. John Fox. pastor Of the Adycnt Chris an church. The burial will be
 inc west cemetery. where services iIl be in charge Of Bristol lodge Of lks. ii
 Judge Mink Chairman ;. Judge z. Russell Mink has been d 1osen as chairman of the reception .rnmittee for the Chamber of Com i7 cree dinner on Tuesday night al q le Endee Inn. He will be assisted .t r the following committee: Dr. <.
 Beach. Postmaster William A. 1T ayes. Attorney Kendall M. Pierce. cl r. Paul i. Park. D. W Tage. A. n. u- ,nters. William r. Calder. I'aul 1I ci gt,i.ard. Harry C. Russell. I'eter ]. ,nlon. Emil IT, Tuul;. stephen M r. ells. r. Clinton Stark and Morton ie