New Britain herald., 1926-11-05
Bristol Meus
HUbENY HELD AS
 HIGHWAY R0BbER RearreSted After Release From
 Jail on S1,O00 Bond DAISY DAY TOMORROW

Banquet and Dance Form Legion
 Program For Armistice Day Ob-
 servance - Final Golf Match At
 Chippanee Country Club.
 Immediately following his release from the Hartford county jail yes- terday afternoon on bonds of S1,OOO, Anthony Hubeny, aged IS, of Pros- pect street, Southington was re- arrested on a warrant served by De- tective Sergeant McGillicuddy and Officer Henry Jeglinski of the local department, charging him with being an accomplice in the holdup of George Tapping, painting contrac- tor, of 3S Spring street, this city, ln lonely spot on Middle street last Saturday night. In the city court this morning, his case was continued by Judge William J. Malone at the request of Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather until tomorrow morning under bonds of s2,00o.
 Late last Saturday night, Tapping was proceeding toward Bristol on Middle street when an armed bandit jumped on the running board Of his roadster, commanding him to stop. This Tapping did and the lone | highwayman was immediately joined by two companions, who were also armed. Tapping was relieved Of roll of bills amounting to s55o, | s429 of which it is believed has been 1 recovered as bills totaling that amount were found in the possession of Cassimir Smarcus. aged IS, of Mill street, Southington, who, to- gether with John Tadisco, aged IS, of Mill street, southington were ar- rested at the same time as Hubeny. The bills were identified later by Tapping, who furnished the New Britain police department with an accurate description of four of the bills, two of which were mutilated.
 To Observe Past Masters Night Past Masters night will be ob- served by Franklin Lodge, No. 56, A. F. and A. M., next Monday evening, November Sth. A banquet will be l served at 6:30 p. m., in Red Mems hall and will be followed by the regular meeting at 7:3o.
 l r. o. s. of A. Meeting Camp No. Is, P. o. s. of A. will hold it's regular meeting at o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 Daisy Day Tomorrow
 Tomorrow has been officially designated as Daisy Day and ar , rangements have been completed by ! Seicheprey post. No. ?, American Legion, and the Ladies' auxiliary for l the sale of 10000 daisies,th number allotted to the two organizations. Members of the auxiliary, the Le- zion Boy Scout Troup and daugh- ] ters and sisters of the post and auxiliary members will assist in the sale of the daisies from early morn- ing until o'clock in the evening.
 The funds received through the sale of the daisies are used for the purchase of Christmas packages for the disabled veterans of Bristol who are undergoing treatment in army hospitals and also for the children's welfare work. sponsored by the Le- zion.
 I. 0. o. r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of stephen Terry lodge, I. O. O. r., will be held at s o'clock this evening in stephen Terry hall.
 Spends Nothing For Election
 J. Fay Douglass, republican, re- elected as selectman for a term of two years at last Tuesdays election, spent nothing according to his state ment filed with the city clerk yes tcrday.
 i Final Golf Match
 l Tomorrow afternoon at the Chip | panee Country club, the final golf l match of the season will be played 1 between teams representing the 1 Reds and the Blues. The winners will 1 be the guests of the losers at din 1 ner which will follow immediately 1 the conclusion of the game. At that | time prizes won by members during | the season will be distributed. The | following players have been paired and the first pair on each team will start at 12:S0, each succeeding pail 1 to follow at an interval of five