New Britain herald., 1924-05-24
Bristol Neu,s
COMMUNITY CHEST
 DRIVE FOR S4O,O0O
Campaign Mill Open Tomorrow With Sermons by Church Pastors
KRANTZ CASE CONTINUED

Judge Malone sc;s Bail at Si5,GO0- Hearing For Dubrin Monday -
 Pond strcrt Bridge Hearing June .
 New Fire Truck Answers Alarm ! The third annual campaign 10 raise
 funds for tho support Of the five or
 gani2ations constituting the Bristo
 Community Chest will start tomorrow
 morning when in churches the pas.
 tors will preach sermons touching
 upon the work of the Community
 Chest.
 Commencing Monday there will he
 the visits 10 the 5000 homes in Bris-
 tol. For this purpose over goo
 people have been asked to assist.
 The chairman Of he drive thi. year
 is Morton C. Treadway, president of
 the Community Chest. He is being
 assisted by Dudley lngrs ham as vice
 chairman. The publicity committee
 consists of Emil I. Arnold. chairman:
 Harold E. Reid Charles r. Olin and
 Brown Joyce,
 The team captains for the .o dis tricts of the city are: Miss Mabel Wightman, Mrs. Vim. R. Hanrahan,
 Mrs. Percy Weldon, Edward Sheehy, Mrs. w. H. klenke. Mrs. II. C. Spring, C, F, Burrill, Albert Nuilleumier, Mrs. Thane Tibbitts, Mrs. Helen Rox, Edgar French, Montague Perkins. F. ! E, Scudder, Mrs. Geo. Roberts, Mrs Fred Beach, James Holden. Miss Ruth Manchester, Mis- Alice Hayden, Mrs Estclle Steele, Mrs. Frank Wood.
 l. is planned to have reports from the teams every day.
 Headquarters have been opened in the committee room on the mega nine floor Of the Bristol National bank. This room will he open from a. m. to 2 D. m, and supplies and information can be secured from that point
 button sith tho words: '"T Gave" and also a window and office card with the same words have been sc- cured and win be passed 10 those who sign pledges.
 The goal set for the drive is tio,- GOO. This will provide necessary support for tho five organizations constituting the Chest: Tho Visit ing Nurse Association. The Bristol hospital the Eoys club, the Boy Scouts and Bristol Chapter, American Red Cross.
 Hughes Praises Oficial.
 The appreciation Of the railroad of- fcials for the cooperation Of Bristol hrms vas expressed 10 a group of Bristol citizens by Superintendent ]. ]. Snayelr at conference held with railroad officials yesterday. Superin- 'endent Snayely stated that only by hat cooperation could the freight business of this city have been handled, owing to limited freight and track facilities. Superintendent Sna,e- ly also took occasion to remark upon the fine spirit Of the community in it's treatment Of railroad problems.
 These remarks were made at the arranged at the request or Freight Agent John r. Murphy by fhe Nhambcr of Commerce. The meeting vas held in the Bristol club rooms. 1 frederick c. Hughes, president Of the Chamber of Commercs presided. He F. C. coley, general pas serrer agent; J. Q. Halliday, superin. .cndcnt of transportation. ]. i. Snavely, superintendent Of the Water bury division. and F.. W. Buriis. chief Jerk of the passenger department.
 The railroad officials presented the changes in the timetable.
 The schedule was almost unani- nousiy adopted and Chairman Hughes thanked the officials for their 'Nplanation and the opportunity af- -orded the Bristol men 10 discuss the matters rith the railroad.
 President Hughes also took oc- ,asion 10 speak or ihs high regard hat Eristoi citizens have for Freight gent Murphy and Superintendent ;nately.
 Among those present were inc fol- onine; Mayor John r. Wade. City { 'ourcilmsn Frank Graves. Prank button and James Murray. City Treas i-cr Gsorg & Peach. City Engineer 'arlcton Euell. President Frederick c. ! Hughes of inc Chamber Of Commerce. Executive Mana ger Earl !. Arnold of ( rs Chamber CT Commerce Edward '. Rockwell Harold <. Grace. traf- ic manrs ger cf the Nep Departure [ Mfg. ro.. L.. <. Wheeler. ]. r. Chid- "y. W. R. rrumb. Charles T.. Riley. .lrNandcr Irgig. General Manager ;eorse F. Bookings Of inc Bristol and ,iairsile Electric Co. Samuel F. 7 Harper. Emil II. Funk, Thomas [ -racy. \. <. T;arnes. Raymond kii- Uff. Eolfs Eoae. II. ]. Mills. Charles frson. Joseph F. button. Eraytcn Fl. ;ooGuin. J. r.. Andrew. ". H. Dun John r.. Mccarthy.
 kraptz Tasc Continued Continuance until June ras re- z ucsted hy Prosecuting Attorney ' ames T. Mather in the police court ( ossinn this morning. when Samuel ( few York city. appeared in anseer 10 our counts alleging embezzlen1ent I rom Mrs. Edith M. Cook Of si Main , treet this ciiy. Through his attor- ( sy. James PessIcy Of Waterbury. 2 .rantz entered 2 riea of not guilty nd Judge William ]. Malone Era uted q he continuance. setting the bonds at [ 5.h6O. which zere furnished by man.
 krantz arrived here yesterday sft- 0 moon in the custody Of Detective | Daniel Mc-GilIicuddy. after 2 Q had agreed 10 waive extraditioH 2 rcc"edings in New York. He ap- q cared before Judge Ford in the ssv- ti nth district court and was si once laced in charge of the local police ian. rho uss armed with the neces- a fry papers from Governor Charles A- l. -.....a..,s- .F .1ss- -f-.. ,ga f.r.tn-rr- T'