New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-30
OVERLOADS TRUCK,
MAN IS FINED SIS
AdelpleuS White Falls a Victim
TO State Policeman
PARTY FOR SPANGLER
Veteran Steel Man Lcaying-WcSt
Ends Close with Nictory--Y. W
c. a. Meeting neutrality-suspicious.
Initiate Big Class.

Two tons of household furniture
Oh onc-ton truck proved too much
| for Adclplcus White, forferly Of
New Britain, here Saturday, White
being arrested at the East Main
street scales by State Policeman
Taylor and brought before Justice
Merritt .. Ryder White, with his
family. was on Ms way from New
Britain to Maryland where he in
tended TO settle somewhere" Dur
ing the past year he had resided in
several places his bling q much
moved family. Justice Ryder fined
him SIS and costs.
White was unable 10 furnish the
fine and was placed in a cell over
night. His wife and children spent
the night in the Town hail which
has caused considerable nnfavorablc
comment among the townspcople,
who feel that they should have been
better provided for. Whites father
came up from Daubury yesterday
and paid his fine, after which the
pilgrimage to Maryland was re-
Sumel.
Farewell for Spanglcr
\ farewell surprise party was ten
d'red Engcn" +. Splnglcr at tho
l}"lfont in Bristol Saturday night by
officials and employees of the Stan
hard Steel and bearings Inc, which
factory Mr., Spanglor is leaving after
long term of employment lie
cam" 70 plainvilc when the phila-
delphia plant was moved here his
service totalinE about 25 years. He
Is at present The assistant purchas-
ing agent at the local concern but
VII. leave Saturday to return TO
Philadelphia.
The party Saturday night was a
complete surprise. Mr.. Spanglcr
was taken for an AUTOMOBILES ride
by Harold Birnbaum and they
dropped in at thv Belmont to find
tn" party awaiting its guest.
Richard Richnor superintendent of
the factory, was toastmastcr at the
uinn"r which followed. John Sui
hNan, payin1Strr at the factory
presented Mr., Spanglcr with il beau
tliui iiGhing pole and a comp,rtn
angling outfit this sport being Mr.
Spangl"r's hobby. The guest re-
Spondod with a speech OF thanks
which his emotion hardly per-
mittod him to deliver.
SnrprInG V-ar1 ,,ol,
present, including l.. A. Cummings
ana James j. Graham. John Heck.
I'm OF Moridcn rendered a violin solo,
Vocal solos We're sung by Edward
Wiener Paul Hayes. Michael Tor
may Vernon Baker, Chris Donlon
and Richard Bichncr. Covers were
laid for 80.
West Ends Close With Win
Conqucring lack of practice, over.
conildcnce. and poor ground condi-
lions, the West Ends managed TO
pull out 10-G victory in their gamr
with Southington team calling it.
self the Sons Of Italy here yesterday.
1t was the second time the Plain
vile team had turned this trick. but
the team was in poor form ycs.,r-
day. Bad weather had prevented
practice during the week, and the
plays were ragged.
Added to this was the frozen con-
dition of the field, which prevented
any spectacular work by either side
and subjected the taCklcrs and taCkl-
cd alike to minor injuries which
famed them and made the game the
poorest of the local season.
The home team started off in
great form and pushed the ball right
down the field. "Bcanip" Naaman
carrying il over on Il line plunge of
Soycn yards. Archie Nalbandian
kicked the goal. This seemed TO
make the team ov"r-conhdcnt and
the players let up. y miX-up in sig
nails in the second quarter resulted
in a loose pass from center; Flctch-
or Of the visitors scoopvd up the ball
and dartcd 80 yards for a touch
down, but the goal kick was missed
In tn" third quarter Nalhandian
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