New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
FORBID PARKING AT
 RAILROAD STATION
New Haven Road Brings Prac-
 tiC0 to an End
SCHOOL TEACHER WARNED
P, IT. Shea Said 10 Have sent Ob- lcctionabic Letters to Bristol Res. idcntS-City Well Represented at Convention of Realtors.

No parking was instituted at the local railroad station yesterday whom tagging Of motor cars by tue railroad police began. thereby caus- | ing more inconvenience for local car owners. For time immemoriaI parking has been enjoyed by motor car owners at Prospect park. which adioins the local depot, and the wholesale tagging yesterday means that parking privileges are prac- ticaly extinct within an easy dis Itance Of the junction of Main and North Main streets, after the usual space is taken on North Main street near the city hall.
 Railroad officials were noncom- initial today, saying that parking was being discouraged about all Of .the company's stations.
 New Parking Rules
 The new parking rules, ordering no parking on the west side of Main street and 30 minute parking on the east side, became effective today. AS a result fthe council decision ot Tuesday night, the no parking on both sides was suspended in order that some solution of the traffic troubles on the street may be ar- rived at.
 Giants Win
 Following a general letdown by q N6ur noon at Muz2y Field, the Brooklyn Royal Giants won by a Ii to 4 score in q baseball game that fans de- clared could have been beaten in the school league. It was simply an off day for Lanning who ascended the mound for the locals, as he vas touched up freely. He had no sup port from his teammates, who play cd anything but the regular brand of ball which has been shown in two earlier contests this season. Ed die Goodridge took the mound in the sixth inning and from then on the visitors Whiffed out in regular order. The locals found their bat ting eyes in the last inning and piled up four runs, thereby escaping the Whitewash brush.
 The Giants will play in Manchcs- ter today and will again face Good- ridge, who has been engaged by the Silk Town nine to twirl against the New Workers.
 Attending Real Estate Convention
 Among those from this city who are attending the state real estate convention in Stamford today and tomorrow from this city are Mr. and , Mrs. George W. Hull, Mir. and Mrs. Hilary & Driscoll, Mir. and Mrs. William F. Smithwick, Mr. and Mrs Carl H. Mason. Louis 4. Wheeler and Earl ]. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. James F.. Hcffcrnan, Ny. and Mrs. William 4. Hayes and Anthony H. 
 Teacher Warned
 Warning has been given by the local court authorities and officials of the board of education 10 F. II. Shea, high school instructor. 10 discontinue the alleged sending Of letters 10 certain people. According to word received by the officials and the police he instructor has been annoying certain people with missives which )erate them severely.
 Some time ago, the teacher was involved in a quarrel with another eacher and was reprimanded by the ooard of education officials at the inc. When the contracts were giv- n out recently he was not included { n inc number asked to return ncNf { ear and threatened suit but this did [ ot materialize. .
 IL was also said that q few months go, Shea caused a furore at the chool when # was thought that he ad taken some poison but this was ator found 10 be a bromide.
 Liquor NiolatorS Fined
 Oscar A. Valentine was fined S1on nd costs this morning on charges f violation Of the liquor law by udge William !. MaJon" al the po- ice court session. The accused. Nronch his attorney, Joseph I. D'Comn"u p)"ad"l nolo cortrndoro.
 Arthur Mnrta1 charged with 'rans- of liquor and rhe keeping f tho same for sale was nncI $500 nd costs. Joseph Os'ronsli, charged with irving url,r tho jnnuonrr Of H- HOT WIS 7ro1 Sloo and costs.
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