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New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

the factories tomorrow with a talk at the F. lngraham Co.
 Carnival Closes
 The carnival of the local lodge of Eagles for the benefit of building fund came to successful end last night at the Church street grounds. Although complete compilation has not taken place. the returns indicate neat sum for the prospective new home of the aerie.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Murray
 The funeral of Mrs, Catherine Murray of 26 Spring street. who died on Sunday night after an illness of two years, was held this morning at S:S0 o'clock at her home. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrat- ed at 9 o'clock al St, Joseph's church by Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. The burial took place in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Mrs, Murray left her husband and two sons, Paul and Vincent Murray all Of this city
 Funeral of Mrs. Broadwcll
 Tho funeral of Mrs, Emily F., Broadwell of Milford. a former resi-. dent of this city, will be held in For estville on Thursday afternoon. The burial will be in the Forestville cemetery.
 Mrs. Broadwell was the wife Of Commodore M. D. Broadwell, who died several years ago.
 Voting Machine Instruction
 Instruction in the voting machines for the city election next week will begin tomorrow and will continue for the rest of the week. Machines will be located in the city hall, the uncas fire house, Firemen's hall and the Federal Hill school.
 Predict Big Vote
 Local political dopesters predict a big vote for the city election as interest has been aroused to a fine state in the various offices. One bat. tie will be between John Donnelly and Mayor John r. Wade for ths mayoralty while several fights art expected on the council posts. Tha' , the present incumbents, who ar, seeking reelection, will have to flgh : hard to retain their laurels is con ceded. Already two councllmer ? have been regarded as holdiDi l doubtful positions as several of th' t newcomers in the race showed unex s pected strength at the primaries l T this strength can be maintained, tn s political followers say that the coun e ciI will have at least three new face = next year.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

eral times because of the fact that Miss Mccarthy has been unable to be present, her injuries being so se- rious that she has been a patient al the Meriden hospital since the day on which the accident occurred.
 The accident was one Of the most serious that has ever happened within the confines of the town of Berlin and excited a great deal of in terest. IL Is expected that the court room will be filled to capacity when the case is called.
 Angeetti lives at 175 Lewis ave- nue. Meriden, and he has been out on bonds since his arrest in July. Gregory Fined $2O
 Levi Gregory, color ed, was fined S2O and costs and was given a sus. pended jail sentence of so days in the Berlin town court last night or charge of drunkenness. He was unable to pay the fine. so he was taken to the county jail in Hartford until he pays up.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

Mir. and Mrs. Bernald De May of 1G Belden street are observing their first wedding anniversary today. They were married September ss. 1924, at MiddIctown by Rev. Her. bert Ralosan, pastor of the Flrst Congregational church.
 Before her marriage Mrs. De May was Miss Bessie Dummond, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. John Drum mond of 356 Chestnut street, this city. She was employed at the of- flee of Landers, Frary x Clark, MT. De May Is the son of Mir. and Mrs. William De May of Hiddletown and Is employed by his uncle. Monroe Hefflan, ns carpenter.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
Notice

The legal voters of the Town of Berlin are hereby notified and warn ed that the annual Town Meeting will be held Monday the fifth day of October A. n. 1925 al six o'clock in th" forenoon.
 Then and there to choose by bal lot one assessor for q term of three years, one member of the Board of Relief for a term of three years, three members of the Town School Committee for term of three years, three Selectmen for a term of one year. Collector of town taxes. two auditors. seven constHbles. three grand jurors two registrars of voters for tho town at large for the term of one year and two members of the | Finance Committee for a term Of three years or until their successors ar" elected and qualified.
 . Polls will be open from six o'clock A. NJ. until two o'clock P. M. on said day at the Town Hall in the First District. at the Barber Shop east of Ni'. INilIl OnN '' 'l' no III 'llN NV No'lh District and at tho Athletic Build ing in East Berlin in the Third Dis trict.
 The legal voters are further notl-
 fled and warned that the annual bus mess meeting will be held in the
 Town Hall al four o'clock on said
 day, then and there to hear and act
 to make specific appropriation for
 tn make a specific appropriation for
 tho support of the Town common
 schools. for the ensuing year and 10 lay tax upon the grand list 10 meet it's expenses and obligations for the
 ensuing year.
 Also to pass a resolution author
 izing the Sclectmrn 10 borrow fund2
 to pay the bills Of the Town when
 due and there is not sufficient money in the treasury.
 Also to vote upon a petition sign. ed by more than twenty voters tc take under consideration the build ing of some sort Of a permanent roadway from tho intersection O Main and Harris Streets along liar
 ris street 10 Alling street and to th'
 intersection of filling street to Hiel Road. a distance of approXimstel, '' 4.o5N feet and if deemed advisabl n 10 make an appropriation for 2 whole or a part of the same. = Also to make rules and regulation l. in regard to the establishment 0
 building line within said town an q in regard 10 the issuance of build O ing permits therein, including tn e right to fix the charge or charge l. for the issuing Of such building per 'e mits and to fix penalties for viola l. tion of such rules and regulations a
 passed by special act No. 74 of tn
 General Assembly of the Januar i session Of 1925. Also 10 take an in action in regard to same.
 Iy Also to take any action upon tf ss establishing of a street line upo r. Perclval Avenue from the Fir lc Congregational Church to Gle r. street.
 n 'Tr '~-~so-' any other busine as necessary aIlt proper to come b e. fore said meeting.
 es George F. Carter " William II, Schroed to Raymond r. Dyer
 Board of Selectmcs ,- Berlin, Conn. Sept 2s, 1923.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
Hartford to Have Armory
 At Its Aviation Field

Hartford, Sept. % Rp-An admin istration building and armory will be erected at Brainard field for the 11Sth Observation squadron, C. N. c. and the government hangars will be moved from their present location at the north end of the field to line running east of where the city hangar now stands. it was announce ed today.
 The present site of the govern ment hangars has been acquired by the Koppers company of Pitts burgh, Pa, manufacturers of coke and coke by-products. Construc- tion. under an appropriation of sl5O.O0O granted by the 1925 leg islature, will be started October 26, two days after the aviation meet to be conducted here by the squadron.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

Return From Italy
 Mir. and Mrs. Antonio di Marco and their two sons have returned from q three months journey In Europe. While they were abroad they returned 10 their native land, Italy, and there visited the parents of both Mir. and Mrs. Di Marco.
 Football Doings
 NJ. Sneideman has requested those interested in forming a crack ltO pound football team here to report at Neri's billiard parlor tomorrow night at o'clock. The names Of those especially urged to be present were published in last nights Her aid, while other candidates will be given try-outs.
 The Plainville Juniors havo issued challenge 10 teams averaging l2O- llS5 pounds and are seeking a game for Sunday. Contests may he ar ranged by writing H. R. Turner, b6 Whiting street. or telephoning 2S-5 at night.
 Missionary Supper
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Advent Christian church will give cafeteria supper and social at the home oi Mrs. Francis, lS9 West Main street this evening. The program will b' featured by Miss Fife Carlton, al elocutionlst from New Britain.
 Notes
 Martin Stevenson has returned from Detroit, Mich.
 William Cavanaugh resigned hi rosition at the Clarendon lunch to day and on Thursday will take owe the active management of the Plain vile restaurant. which he and tw partners have just purchased.
 Three burner gas stove for sal cheap, 194 Broad street.-advt.
 To rent-A new two-tenement o Broad street. Ina, 121 Broad stree -ndNt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
NOTICE Annual Town Meeting PLAINVILLE

The legal voters of the Town Of plainviIe, Connecticut, are hereby notified and warned that the Annual Town Meeting Of the Town of Plain vile will be held on Monday, Octo- bcr 5th. 1925, al the Town Hall in said town for the following purposes: To vote by ballot for the follow ing town officers: A Town Clerk, One Assessor, One member Of Board of Relief, Three Selectmer, Town Treasurer, Collector of Taxes. Two School Committee. Three Grand Jurors, Seven Constabes. Two Audi tors, Two Registrars of Voters and Two Directors of tho Public Library. Also 10 hear and to act upon the report of the Selectmen, the Town Treasurer. the School Committee, 1 Directors of the Public Library, the Public Health Nursing Association and tue Public Health Officer,
 Also 10 elect two members 10 serve on the Town Plan Commission.
 Also to authorize and empower the se'ectmcn to borrow money. ir | tho name and behalf of thc Town O rlainville. to carry on the husines: of said town for the fiscal year 1895 | 1926.
 1 Also to raisc the salaries Of cor { tain town officers, if drcmed advis able.
 Also to authorize and empower | the Se)ectmen to make contracts fo' | lighting the streets of the Town Q PIainville.
 Also to take action on the iN atallation of more street lights, l advisable.
 Also 10 transact any other husincS which Is proper to come before sail meeting.
 The Polls will ha open from st o'clock A. M. until six o'clock P. Nj
 (SiEned)
 WM. J. JOHNSON.
 JAMES SIMPSON,
 EDW. P. PRIOR. Board Of SclcctmcJ Dated at Plainville, Conn.,.
 on Saturday. September 2sth, 192!
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
Radicals Are Routed by
 British Labor Party

Liverpool, Eng, Sept. 29 (Pt-The parliamentary labor party at the opening session of its conference to- day dccisively disposed of the veXing question of communist aftiIlauon' The radicals were routed when the conference by large majoritics de- feated motions 10 refer to committee the resolutions calling for the eX- clusion of individual communists from local labor parties and advis- ing members not 10 appoint known communists as delegates 10 the con- ference.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
Central New England
 Road Worth 13 Million

Washington, Sept. 29 Pl-A final valuation of $1S,S12.SSo, as of June 30. 19l6. was fixed today by the in- terstate commerce commission upon inc Central New England Railway company. a subsidiary Of New Ha- ven system. The corporation itself has outstanding capital issues with par value of $22,2S2.OOO and its own property investment account totals s22.S42.3S5. The company contended for a considerable higher figure upon its property than the commission al lowed
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
MAY INCREASE PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS
Salary Raise One Of Questions
 Before Town Meeting
PRESS CLUB AT H. s.
stillman Attending Cleveland Con- vention-Di Marcos Home From Italy-Foran Talks On Fire Pre- yention-Trumbull Bowling.

vention-Trumbull Bowling.
 A proposal to increase the salaries of certain town officials will be brought before the annual town meeting this year, it Is announced in the call for the meeting, which has just been issued. It is not known just which officers will benefit by this change, if accepted, but Is is felt that many of them do not re- ceive sufficient compensation for their work for the town.
 Another important matter 10 come before the meeting will be the installation of more street lights 10 keep up with the expansion or the town and it's business district.
 The meeting is called for Monday October 5, when halloting for the following officers will be conducted Town clerk, assessor. one member ol the board of relief, three selcctmcn | town tTCdSuIpI, tollNNlN' VI two members of the school commit tee. three grand jurors, seven con stables, two auditors, two registrars of voters, and two directors or the
 nublic library. The polls will b'
 open from q. m. 10 D. m.
 Other matters which will occup'
 thc attention of the annual meeting
 are as follows: The reading or am
 action on the reports of the select men, the town treasurer. the schoo committee. the directors of the pup lie library. the Public Health Nnrs ing association. and the pub'i : health officer. :. Authorizing and empowering 'h |. seIectmor 10 make contracts for th
 lighting of the streets. , Election of two members of 'h f town plan commission.
 | Transaction of any other bushes ,f which may be brought before th if meeting.
 s At Cleveland Convention n Harry Sti,lnan of the Trumbu
 Electric Mfg. Co.,, left this noon
 attend the annual meeting or 'h National Safety council, which wi :, he held this week al the Clevelan " hotel. Cleveland, O.. and also me@ ' ings on factory publications. lie WI ' return Monday Mir. S'illmnn ', editor-in chief Of "Inside inc Circ'" Ut the Trumbull company pub'ica1o
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

The regular meeting Of t." Boys club will he held in the basement of the Methodist church this eVe- ming at 7:3O o'clock.
 The first whist of the season gwen bv the ladies of Sacred Heart church in their church parlors last evening was we'll attended. The following were the prize winners: Mrs. John Demore. ladies' first; Miss Marie Mc' Carthy of Middlotown. ladies con solation: J. A. Williams. gentleman s first and Joseph Belinsky' gentle mans consolation. Al the whist neSi Monday evening Mrs. Susan Nelson will act as hostess.
 Mir. Graham's Dancing school Thurs. eve. Berlin Grange Hall; frl- day eve, Newington Grange Hall; 7:So to 12 p. m. Past pupils ana friends invited.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29

Gregory was arrested early Sunday morning. He was riding in a car driven by Dennis Perkins of Middle town, when the vehicle struck machine driven by Miss Schick Of New Britain, on the Swamp Road. Perkins is being held on charges of driving while under the influence of liquor and reckless driving. He is out on bonds, for trial in the Berlin town court tonight.
 Bowling Lcagum Meeting
 A meeting of team captains of the kensngton Bowling league will be held tonight at & o'clock at the l T. A. B. hall. Officers of the league will also be at this meeting and all ! captains vii be expected to present at that time, lists bearing the names of the seven men selected 10 form tn various teams which will com pete in the matches during the com ing winter. It Is important that these lists be presented, since the officers desire to begin activities as soon as possible.
 Former Resident Visitor Edwards s. Burnham of Alpine
 New Jersey, former resident ot Berlin, vas a visitor in town yester. day. He called on many of hi'
 friends and renewed acquaintance! of years ago. Mir. Rurnham for.
 mery conducted the farm now ecu
 pied by Selcctman George R. Carter
 No More TaCks Picked Up
 Apparently the publicity given thu
 recent series of Jokes" conducte,
 by persons unidentified as yet. il which they gave vent to the desir
 for fun by sticking taclls in antomo bile tires. proved too much for thes , persons, as no more of the trick , have been practiccd as far as can D , learned. One motorist stated that f tack was picked up by his machin , a few days ago. but he stated tha f it was an accident and that the tc 3 was picked up in the road while th
 car was in motion. Motorists wer < up in arms for some time regardin l the works of the jokcrs" and wer t determined 10 bring the miscreant f to justice, should they carry on thei l pranks any longer.
 = Court Session Tonight = \ session Of tho Berlin town coul
 will he held tonight at 7:30 o'cloc = in the Town hall. II is expecte l. that several cases will he disposed ( 2 and large number Of intercste q Berlin citizens Is expected 10 be ' attendance to witness the proceed IF ings.
 IF East Berlin Items n The rcgular meeting of il o Knights of Pythias will be held ,t their hall this evening.
 e The library will be open Wedno
 day afternoon from S:%0 10 5 D. I r. and in the evening from : 10 l2 o'clock for the exchange Of books. n A meeting of the Modern Woo y men will be held st the Athlet
 building Thursday evening. I. A meeting of Inc cabinet of q to Community club will he held at q ]. home of Archer Walsh on Vile nj avenue this evening at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
BUILDING LINE ID RE DISCUSSED HERE Matter Will Receive Attention at
 Annual Town Meeting SELECTMEN ANNOUNCE DAY
n.rictti Hearing Set For Thursday J.,rnins ~..POlire Identify Owner Of one or Rurpcd Automobiles Other items of Interest.

The uuesticn Of establishing build ing lines in Berln, a matter which has occupied the attention Of resi- dcn,a tor some time past, will be dls- posru or at the annual town meet ing, 4 N"" announced today in tho cali tor that session, which was ls- srrI hy .he board of selectlnen. The mr,,liNg will he held on Monday next. beginning at 6 a. m. the polls closin. al 2 o'clock in the afternoon The, business session, at which the building question will be discussed will he held at o'clock.
 The officers to be elected this ,ear. according 10 the statement o' the call for the meeting. are one as S, ,xsor for term of three years. one member Of the board Of relief tor 3 term of three years. three nclh- hnrs Of the town school committee for a term ot three years, three se- ,rctmrn for ono year, coWoctor o' ta.vs two auditors, seven constah'eS' three grand jurors. two registrars o' voters for the town d, large Tor a term or one year and two members of the Gnance committee for a term of three years or until their success sors are elected and qualified.
 Rules and regulations regarding the establishment Of building lines DF also regarding the issuance ot huiId' iue pcrmit5 will he made al tht meeting. as forecast by the "HeraId' srNe Nersl months ago. The voters vii have the right to fix the chargc' for building permits at this meeting and they will also he able 10 fix pen alties for the violation Of inc rnlo and regulations passed.
 The meeting wil vote upon pc utlon presented by kensington resi- dents to take under consideration ,he building Of . permanent road vav from the Intersection Of Maj and Harris streets along Harrl street to AIling street and to the Tn lrrsection of Alling street and th High road. The distance represent cd is about 4250 feet. An appro priation will De voiced at this tim if the proposition is deemed worth!
 The meeting will also take actio on the establishment of a street lin unon Perci,al avenue from the Cor rrcsational church to Glen stree EenSngton.
 The meeting will be postpone from ncM Monday afternoon somo future date when il will | held in tLa evening, so that all res dents will have chance to nrescu This custom has been 10 lowed rur many years.
 A0gClctti Case Thursday
 Tho case of Cosmo AngelCt' charged with criminal negligence
 the accident on tho turnpike on Ju s which caused the deaths Of Nil Francis Mccarthy and her mothf Ms William Mccarthy, and Il serious Injury of Miss Agnes McCa tLy. will he tried in the Berlin toV court on Thursday evening. 1t h hter announced. following a stat n;rrt received hy Prosecutor Charl r tenis that NiS' Arnes McCari' .s shle to leaNe iAe hospital and
 Aprear as witness ai the trial
 The case has heen postponed Sc
New Britain herald., 1925-09-29
and is chairman of the safety com- mittee,
 High school Press Club

md is chairman of the safety com. mittee,
 High school Press Club
 Principal Phillips II. Lord of the high school has made arrangements with the Herald to have high school news printed in this column and has organized press club at the school 10 furnish this news. Principal Lord recognizes tho value of practical writing and has made this arrange ment that those who attend the school may have experience in writ ing news and at the same time es- cape the burden of maintaining a high school paper by such a small student body. He hopes that those who are Interested In the high school will watch this column for news and notices.
 Invited To Visit School
 cordial invitation is extended by Principal P. II. Lord of the Lin den street school to all parents and friends to visit the school at any time. Report cards will be issued regularly and Tuesday following the last Friday of the month, but par ents will be much closer in touch with the work Of their boys and girls If they will drop In at the school frequently and talk with the teachers.
 Talks On Fire Prevention
 Grand Juror William J. Foran delivered talk on fire prevention at the high school yesterday afternoon, thus giving Plainville a head start over Fire Prevention week, which comes next week. Mir. Foran gave instructions for preventing bazes for putting them out after they had once started and for turning in alarms.
 AIachuga Freed
 Anthony Machuga of Hartford wa, dissolved of criminal responsibility 1T the automobile collision on Farm ington avenue Sunday night. Ma chuga was arrested after a prelim inary investigation by Motorcycl' Officer Fred Callen. but 1t wa found that the accident was not s' serious as at first supposed. The ma chimes were not as badly damaged a thought and Machuga and the othe driver, Ernest F. Dupis Of Rrist o' agreed to settle it between them , selves. Nachuga was accordingl released
 , Had No License , Morris Erickson Of Bristol. arrest cd Sunday night by Constable Thom as Royce, appeared in court las I night 10 answer the charge of dri> ing without a license. He pleade
 guilty and was fined BIO and cost n by Justice Cunningham.
 No Y. M. C. \. Smoker That there will he q Y. NJ. C. ! A smoker al his homo tomorrow cvt
 ming Is denied hy w. A. Bailc
 coach of tho association laskethn
 team here. who states that this pla , was suggested but rejected as m :, ntlllE LII HccOTn NllIl tue Spll1t VI IT
 organization. Basketball practit
 will get under way in couple { :, weeks he states
 ', (. F.. Notes
 The Christian Endeavor society :, the Congregational church will ho :, dog roast at Moore's woods on R' " Ston" Hill Friday evening at G.: ', o'clock. Members and their gnos |, "ilI meet al the church At o'cloC :. 'his is tho first nf a series of socia
 to he held hv the society and W ' be in charge of Miss Sadie Oke - ,duist. Any yonng pcoplc who wor
 like to attend arc asked to ifoI , Miss 0FcnGuist hofnre Friday nor Ut The Temco bowling league sta
 ed tho big pin bowling season l.
 evening at Hart's alleys with { t, following individual and tcg " scores: