New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
1927; and w. s, Ingraham, 1926.
 Hughes to Speak at Convention

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 It Is announced that Vice. Presl. dent Frederick G. Hughes of the New Departure Mfg, Co.,, will discuss the mammoth sectional meeting of the American Society for Steel Treaters 10 be held at Hartford next May. Plans for this gct-together were discussed at the monthly meeting of the Hartford chapter early in the month, at which Lester lanning, chief mctnllurgist of tho New Departure Mfg Co. was named chairman of the program commit tee,
 In addition 10 Mr. Hughes who is q national director of the organiza. ton, 1t is expected that many promi. ncnt officers of tho society will ad. dress the assembly.
 New Departure Closed
 Tho New Departure plant closed Wednesday night 10 reopen Monday morning, November 90, for invcn- tory. This allowed an opportunity for a great many out of town mem bcrs Of tho force of about 4,00O hands, 10 spend the Thanksgiving holiday and weekend at their homes.
 Fire Commissioners Meeting
 The board of fire commissioners will hold q meeting in the council. chamber at S o'clock this evening
 Building Permits
 Snpt, Oscar Anderson has issued building permits as follows;
 To Frank Curtis 10 repair a barn for John Riggs on Divinity street costing about $500.
 To Mary Dclckta to erect three car garage on Conlon street to cost about S7o0.
 To Paimo Pozzi to erect a one family house for John NolvosN at the corner of Grown and Cherry streets 10 cost about $5,50O.
 New Com.littcc Formed
 The Bristol council, Boy Scouts of America, has formed q new council committee 10 be known as the read ing committee. C. L. Wooding. li- hrarian of the public library is to act as chairman, the other members being Charles N. Gordon of the Bris- tol Trust Co. and Rev. John Wilkins, the new pastor of tho Episcopal The Bristol council is put ting forth special efforts to cncour- agn good reading among inc boys and the public library is giving it's cooperation.
 "Man of Mystery" Identified
 The man who was picked up on the Boulevard Tuesday evening in an condition and who gave a weird tale as 10 inc circumstances his condition and who gave the name as Fred Murray of Newark, New Jersey, has been defin- itcly identified as George Morley, brother of tho prize fighter, Mike Morley. The identification was made by another brother who is a super of the Hartford police de- partmcnt.
 Morley is at present in the Bristol hospital suffering from q broken nose and il is believed that he re- ccived the injury from being forcihly thrown from some truck upon which he was riding coming in 10 Bristol Police from other cities have had previous experience with Morley, at which times he has given similar stories as 10 being Sandbagged and robbed giving S5G as the amount each time. It is un- dcrstood that the police arc very doubtful as 10 his being mentally de- which theory is substantiated by the statement of Dr. Gore who attended him, who stated that as far as he could see he was not mentally 
 World Trip Ends Here
 Peter trazzio and Samuel Bronc. two youths or Thoml&onyillc, started out on Tues ny 10 make trip of h" world. They got as far as this 'ity and Woro arrested at 10 o'clock Tuesday night by Railroad Detective Rooney while prowIing around tho freight house in search of q place to sleep.
 Their cases wore continued in the 'itY court until Wednesday until heir parents had been notified. Yes .crday the boys were placed on q rain and sent back 10 Thompson vile.
 Accident Cases Continued
 Tho cases Of Gerald McClclland of ll@ Putnam street and LcRoy F. Jones of Farmington avenue, who were arrested early yesterday morn- ing following an accident on North Main street when their car struck n telephone pole in front Of Ingra- hams shop on North Main street were continued until Tuesday morn ing in tho city court today. Both arc 'harE"d with opcrtainG motor tchicI" under the influence of liquor and arc represented by Attorney Joseph r. Duttou.