New Britain herald., 1925-06-27

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 District Elects.
 Officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Tenth School dis trlct at the South Chlppens Hill school last night as follows: Com mltteeman, Leigh D. Mlnori treasur- err Louis A, Wheeler; clerk. Dwight J. Minor; collector, Morris sahlin; auditors. Albert Eaton and Edward Buzle. A five mill tax was levied for next year.
 The annual meeting Of the Fifth School district will be held on Mon day night at the East Bristol school when the reports for the last year Will be received and the officers elect ed for the next year. Auto Strikes Boy. | Paul Mccall Sessions young son Of MT, and Mrs. Paul Sessions Of Main street, was bruised and shaken up yesterday afternoon, when he was struck by motor car driven by. Ed. ward Moore of Queen street. IL was said that the youngster darted out into the path of the machine from behind vehicle which had been parked at the curb.
 Tax office Open. The offices of Tax Collector Fran cis B. Riley will be open this after noon from 1;30 to o'clock and from ' to s o'clock tonight for the convenience of tax payers. General city accounts, which are payable on Wednesday, are the principal sc- counts of collection at this time.
 Baseball Sunday.
 fast game is assured for Sunday afternoon at Muzzy Field when the Fuller Brush nine, of Hartford, will make initial appearance of the sea- son against the New Departure tos- sers. The Brushmen have an unusu- | ally strong team this season and have yet to be returned in the losing end of the verdict. They are making runaway race of the Hartford In- dustrial League flag, and are head ed for their fourth consecutive championship.
 It is expected that Dutch" Leon- ard, whose pitching sent the Bear ing Makers back on the short end of to 0 shutout in the only meet ing between the pair last season, will again take up the eudgels while Howard Delaney. whose pitching has been the outsta ding feature of the year, will toe the slab for the Bell Towners. The game will start at o'clock.
 Soldiers to Camp
 Company L of the 1s9th infantry and the Headquarters Battalion of the same regiment, both of this city. will leave on July for the annual encamplnent at Mantle. Both units will be under intensive military training until July 1s, One of the special events of the training period will be the observance of Governors Day on July 10, when Governor John H. Trumbull and staff will re- view the troops.
 Captain Arthur LaRocque feels proud of a record achieved by his men in rife shooting in the last few weeks in that the command has jumped from last place in class "C' to a tie for second honors in class "A.
 Doane Comes Here
 Announcement has been made by the New Departure Manufacturing Co.,, of the enga gement of John A. Doane of Orleans, Mass, in the nschanical superintendent office. The new assistant in the depart ment is a man of wide experience in the engineering field and for. merly worked for the Pratt & Whit ney Co.,, of Hartford.
 Police Court
 Felix Sedlowski of Pequabuck Place was fined $1OO and costs by Judge Joseph M. Donovan at the police court sessio on this morning or charge Of reckless operation of a motor vehicle on last Saturday. sed- lowski was involved in crash with two other cars on the Terryville road on "shovelshop" Hill and was arrested by Motorcycle Officer James w Burns.
 The case of Robert Bechard, alsos charged with violation of the motor vehicle laws. continued from earlier In the week until today, was again continued until "Wednesday. He was represented this morning by Corpo- ration Counsel William N. Derosier
 Fire Board Gathers
 Because of the lack of a quorum. the regular session of the fire board was not held last night, but the commissioners present considered the bills and other expenses of the month. No important matters Of other nature were lip for discussion so that the members adjourned shortly after gathering and attend. ed the fremen's carnival in Plain vile.
 Chief Improving
 Chief of Police Ernest T. Belder is showing the benefits of his vaca. ton from the arduous duties of the police office in slow return tc health The chief worked very hard during the last year and lowered hi, physical condition but the days of from regular duty have already demonstrated their value.
 Funeral Of Mr. Carlson
 The funeral of Mir. Gustave Far man Carlson will he held at 1880 o'clock on Sunday afternoon at his home on King street Services will he conducted at o'clock at the Swedish Lutheran church on Stearns street by Rev. H. L. Johnson. The burial will be in the West cemetery, -
 BY RI0SSER