New Britain herald., 1925-02-13
Bristol Ne.ys
ARNOLD PROTESTS
 USE OF 'REALTOR'
Real Estate Men Aroused Over
 AleS Assault Case
BIG FIGHT IN BAKERY

Six Inches of Water in Basement of
 Red Mems Hall--Elks' P. F.. k.
 Nisht--Death of Adolph stocISman
 No Change in II. S. Tuition Fees
 Because the term 'realtor" was used to describe the business of a local land broker who was the vie- tim of pepper or acid throwing epi- sode after difficulties with a woman client last week, Secretary Earl J. Arnold of the local real estate board has made public protest against the Use of the word. The broker, in question, was asked to explain cer- tain charges made against him in a court action, and when a stenograph- CT was introduced at the real estate board inquiry hearing, he left the board. Secretary Arnold explains that the word realtor is a patented term and is the property of the real estate board, consequently cannot be used by anyone outside the board.
 The hearing on the charges of the assault will take place tomorrow morning in the city court, when Dominick ]. Ales appears as thk complaining witness against Mrs. Martella zebrowski of Terryville. He charges that the woman became an- gered over some dealings with which the two had been involved and threw acid in his eyes. The woman stoutly asserts that pepper was the material used. Since the affair, Ales has re- covered rapidly so that no loss of sight has taken place.
 May Make Arrests
 Developments in the battle royal, which took place at the bakery of 1sadore Simons, on North Main street two weeks ago, may lead to the arrest of the participants today. At the time of the trouble, which arose when group of young men refused 10 leave the establishment after becoming boisterous, the pro- prietor did not seem enthusiastic over appearing against them in court so that nothing could be done by the court officials. Later the baker wanted the men arrested but then the authorities were reluctant to bring action unless sure of his as the complainant. Now it is understood, the baker wants meted out to the dis turbers of his peace. As Q conse- quence the court officials are con- sidering the matter.
 High School Playing
 South Manchester High will op- pose the local high school five to- night at the school gymnasium. The locals have stepped into stride, which is expected to bring home championship honors, so that a vic- tory is anticipated tonight over the quintet, which is rated as one of the best in the state.
 Water Floods Basement
 Water seeped into the basement of Red Mems hall in such quantities during the storm yesterday that a depth of six inches was discovered in the place at nightfall. A gather Ing of the Compounoe Rifle club had to be postponed because the range was awash. As the water was drain ed off today, no apprcciable damage was done to the building.
 Due to the prompt effort of the public works department yesterday in keeping the surface sewer system at top notch capacity. little damage was done to the city streets ny the downpour. Even the Pequa- puck river, which ragged over it's banks a year ago, remained fairly | locile yesterday much to the relief l 1f the city officials.
 Honor Former Officers
 Past Exalted Rulers night will be observed at the meeting on Fcbru- ,ry 19 of Bristol Lodge of Elks, when the former executives of tho | odge will occupy the chairs and ! exemplify the ritual upon a large ! ,lass of candidates. After the ritual an entertainment pro- yram will be presented.
 "Kempy" Well Presented
 "Kempy," a three act comedy . lrama, was presented last night by . he players of St. Joseph's Drama . Guild at the Community theater 10 m audience which filled the play louse to capacity. The production vas one of the few, which have filed the theater so that the stand ng room only signs had to be hung ! put. Because of the fine attendance, | , substantial sum has been netted i or the building fund of St. Joscph's ,hurch. Daniel Greer playing the ! ole of retired business man, . whose family gives him many dis l ractions, was easily the star of the ! Miss Gertrude Black {, III, as the wife of a real estate . starred in her part as did he leading lady, Miss Marion