New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
COMMUNITY CHEST
 SUCCESS ASSURED
Subscriptions Up to This MOrn-
 ing Reach S39,OOO
PARKING ON MAIN STREET
Protest 10 Be Explained at Council Meeting Tuesday Night--Iohn (, Dunn ScaldCd-WOlfc Engagement Announced.

AuilDuHttu.
 With the annual Community Chest campaign closing tonight Indications were this morning that the quota Of $iG0OO would be oaaily oversuD- scribed as al the filing Of the returns this morning $39,ooo was shown to have been accumulated by the cam paigners. This leaves $3,25o 10 be raised before the ending of the drive tonight, and assurances were that the closing returns of thp house 10 house and the factory canvass would easily send the figures over the mark. set as an objective.
 Campaign Director Dudley 5. h. graham and Assistant Director Ed win Goodridge as well as the work CTS feel highly clated oyer the re- sponse. Nearly Sll,O00 was pledged or collected yesterday and preceding days showed records equally as good in proportion.
 Of especial aid 10 the Community Chest campaignors was the Chamber Of Commerce. which placed it's Of- licos and employes al the disposal Of the drive officials. Executive Man ager Earl J. Arnold of the Chamber so assisted materially in the di- rection of the drive as he has done in former years
 Hcaly Commended
 That Joseph Healy. coach of sev- oral successful productions of the St. Joseph's Drama Guild in the Tast, scored a signal success in his direction of Seven Keys to Bald pate" on Thursday night, was agreed about the city yesterday. The Cohan pay was ably presented by the cast, which had been under the careful tutelage of Mr. Healy for several weeks. In order that he might fur ther give the cast the advantage of his years of experience on the stage. Mir. Hcaly took the role of Peters. hermit, ani interpreted his role to perfection.
 Mir. Healy coached several plays in Hartford a short time ago and recently broadcasted several dra- matic readings from the Travellers station in that city
 In Committees Hands
 Main street parking regulations will be treated in a special commit tee report at the meeting Of the city council on Tuesday night. according 10 sentiment expressed about the City Hall today. Since the council declared itself in favor of no park ing on Main street between North Main and the Memorial Boulevard, tho merchants on that thorOughfare have given the matter much consid- era'ion, Practically all of the store keepers in the section are protest ing against the ruling of no park irg and have announced that they will air their views 10 the city board. A special committee Of the council is in the throcs of attempting to work out satisfactory solution Of the traffic congestion problem.
 Dunn SCaIdcd
 John C. Dunn, steam filter of tho Bristol & PIainviIle Electric O., suffered painful injuries, when he was scalded hy live steam yestcr- day in making repairs to q steam pipe at the gas plant of the con- pany. After being given medical treatment, ho was removed 10 his home on West street. where he will will be confined for several days.
 Announce Engagement
 The engagement of Miss Hclrn Wooding, daughter Of Librarian and Mrs. Charles L, Wooding of Center street, 10 RoIfe F.. Rowe. Inca' cor respondent for the Hartford Times. has boon announced. Mr. Rowe is also attendance officer for tho city and recently completed a term as sclectmr7.
 District Deputy Coming
 nistrjct Deputy Grand Mastcr Thomas F, Desmond will pay an of Nciai visit 70 Franklin IodEc. A. r. X 4, h., at tho laeeting on Nonlay night in Masonic temple. The mas tor Mason degree will ho exempiGol upon a class Of candidates and after tho ritual work, an entertainment will T." presented. Franklin lodge orchestra will play.
 Comp0unCC Open