New Britain herald., 1924-04-12

scores of visiting ex-seryice men | from other cities.
 The Tcrryville American Legion has sent word that they are planning to l cooperate and have served notice on the American Legion men Of Bristol that they expect to have very large number in the parade and a unit that will be very representative Of the large number of men that Terry vile had in the World War service.
 Both the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars of Water- bury have given notice that they cx- pect to come over in very large mum. bers and there will probably be from 400 to 600 men from the Brass City in the parade. There will also be divisions from New Haven. New Britain. Southington. Torrington. and other cities. Of course. one of the very interesting phases of the parade will be the appearance of Major Gen. eral Clarence F. Edwards. commander of the e6th Division. which included our Company D boys. He will de- liver the speech of the afternoon.
 In the parade will also be Cover nor Charles A. Templeton. accom- panied by his staff.
 Chairman Wheeler announces that there will be eight bands 10 provide music for the various divisions of the parade. One of the eight bands will be the New Britain Girl Scout Fife. Drum and Bugle Corps of 49 pieces. They have reputation for excellent playing, having taken second prize at the Eastern States Exposition contest and their music will be very appeai- ing.
 Another unit that will be ii. the parade will be a division of the Boy Scouts, all in uniform.
 Zigman Fined.
 Joseph Zigman was fined s160 and costs on charge Of having the repu- tation of having liquor for sale on his premises at s4 Laurel street by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan at the po- lice court session this morning. He was found not guilty on the charge of intent to sell.
 4 five gallon can of alcohol found underneath the building. occupied by tho Zigman Smoke Shop on Laurel street last Sunday morning by Officer John Blasi caused the appearance of the accused in court today. He was represented by Attorney Noble E. Pierce. who requested Judge Donovan to inspect the premises. This was done by the judge, who fined zig- man.
 Rev. ,. l.. Davis Coming.
 The Rev. John l.. Davis and large delegation from the Bible class of the Trinity Methodist church of New Britain will meet with tho Arym club of the Prospect Methodist church on Sunday in this city. The Trinity Bible class is one of the largest in the United States and is known as lhe Everyman's Bible class. It's sue cess, according 10 it's members. has been due mainly 10 the efforts of tho Rev. Mir. Davis. The visiting clergy man is not unknown to local people IS he has spoken here several times.
 Frank Wcich
 Frank welch, S4 years old, Of 5s View street died yesterday at the Hartford hospital following a short Illness. He was born in New Britain put removed to this city in his boy hood, entering the employ of the Domestic Bakery O.. as a baker. He aas been employed in the bakery de- 70. in Hartford for the last three fears. He leaves his wife, a son George md two daughters, Eunice and f'lo- renee welch, all of this city and his 'ather. John F. Welch Of Hartford. He was member of Compounce Tribe, l. Q. R. M.. and of the Bristol Bakers Union. The funeral will be { st. Joseph's church. where solemn Ugh mass Of requiem will be eelcb- ated. The burial will take place in he St, Thomas cemetery.
 Tramway Elects
 Albert F. Penney of Lexington, lass. was reelected president of the 'ristol & Plainrille Electric O., at he annual stockholders meeting Of hat concern yesterday afternoon in he local offices. other officers were hoscn as follows: vice-president. D. iuEdE NuHNuil. r, M l.. Tiffany, assistant treasurer, . X. Bradley; manager, George F.. counsel, Noble F.. icrce. The directors arc: Albert F. enncy. Charles II. Penney Of Spring. cid, Mass. Noble E. Pierce, NJ. l.. iffany, F. NJ. Bradley Of New Haven, {. I.. Putnam of Hartford. J. II. rnmbnll of Plainvillo and Robert r. riggs Of Waterbury.
 \ quarterly dividend Of i-e per mt. payable on May 1 was also de- arcd
 Tramway Complains
 Upon complaint from officials Of the -irtol & plainNille Electric Co, that itsin motorists of the city were ,crating a iitney service along the utes 0 fthe traction concern with. lt franchise four motor car opcr. ors were warned this morning by Q focal police court that repetition
 thc offCnsc will mean a court ap- arancc. The men were notified 10 pear for hearing at the local lice headquarters l,y State Police- m Herbert Cleveland. 10 whom the ,mway company officers appealed. hen questioned. the motor car oper- 0rs were found to have the regular
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