New Britain herald., 1925-07-10
Bristol News
NEW DEPARTURE ON
 A TEN HOUR DAY
Increase in Orders Brings In,
 proYenlent in Factory
POSED AS ]. B. SESSIONS

Crook Nictimi2cs Merchants in New
 Britain and Hnrtford-Chagnon
 May Recover From Iniurics--Real
 Estate Transfer.
 A ten hour day schedule has been announced by the New Departure ! Mfg Co to meet the demand for production occasioned by a steady increase in orders For some time past he plant has been working on a nine hour q day schedule but business has improved so materially that the officials decided 10 keep the machines running until 6 ! o'clock at night The merger Of i the Yellow Cab concern with the 1 General Motors, of which the local 1 plant Is part, IS expected 10 re- ! fleet much prosperity here. as many . of the cab parts will be manufaC- tnred here in the future, 1t is be- | lieved.
 The announcement by the New | Departure Co, of the increase in 1 working hours was welcome news 70 the city at large as local people feel that business conditions will be greatly frightened.
 Other manufacturing plants are ! also enjoying full schedules there ! hy relieving the dulness which the city passed through short time ago.
 Merchants Defrauded
 Several New Britain and Hartford merchants were defrauded of quantity of goods last week. accord ing to complaints made today hv the 1 police, hy clever store worker who had the merchandise charged 10 President Joseph R, Sessions of the Sessions Foundry Co, of this city. When the bills came in to MT. Ses- sions, he could not recall any of the purchases and when the matter was taken Up with the storekeepers. it was found that the fraud game had | been worked.
 The storekeepers reported that the merchandise had been secured in amounts ranging from S2O 10 $40 hy well dressed elderly man, who ! had been seen later in a motor car with two women.
 The New Britain Chamber of ! Commerce was also notified of the game, and broadcast a warning to , merchants to he on the lookout.
 Mir Sessions said this morning that he did not know anyone of the de sCriDtion given hy the storekeepers
 Daughter Born
 4 dauehtor was born yesterday at Inc Mt Sinai hospital in Hartford to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rawszer Of 54 Gridley street. Mrs. Rawiszer was formerly Miss Gcrtrudo Feingold. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Foingold of Hartford. Mr. Rawiszer Is Deputy Chief Ranger of the For estors of this district and a wen known merchant.
 Chagnon May Recover
 Advicos from St. Francis hospital in Hartford last night indicated that 1 Thomas ChaEnon of Gridley street. this city, Yho was injured yesterday 1 tho Now Departure n1ant has a good chance of recovery The in. Ured man was caught between a bench and the sliding arm Of a planer, squeezing him. He was rushed to the hospital vhero 1t was found that hc had suffered internal i injuries
 City Reports Ouf. The annual city reports have been i ruhlished and are now being distrih- uted at the offices in the city hall. These reports cover the fiscal year of the city ending on November 2o, 1924 Taxpayers and voters are ro- i nuested to call for q copy.
 Property Matters. The Bristol Brass Corporation has sold to George IT. Delarm and Mi chael I Cassidy property on Broad stroot afloininr the river.
 The New Departure Realty Com- p7nv has hold 10 Eugene H, Mold the house and lot at 7f and 7S sher- man street
 The New Departure Realty Com pany has sold to Harold F, and sa- die VI Draper the house and lot at 51 and 57 Mills street.
 Strong Nine Coming.
 The Twin Cities nine of Fonda, Y. Y, will cross bats with the New Do partres on Sunday afternoon at Mnzzy Fie1d when Bugs Resigl. for mer New Haven pitcher will oppose the locals. The New Departures will play in Fonda on Saturday against the visitors
 Rebuilding Streets.
 The Pubic Works department Is husily engaged in rebuilding the sur faces on Sessions, Maple and Wood- land streets. The public works de- partment has been unusually busy this year and as soon as the present streets are completed, it will resur-