New Britain herald., 1926-12-27

had @.l of the state and state aid roal. ii the city open shortly after
 ten . clock and the city blows were
 kept busy during the day and last night under the direction of Fore
 man Daniel Donovan.
 Boomers Disagree
 Nickoden krawcpsyk and John
 kologig, fett,Jw roomers at 72 Beach street attended a party Christmas ~'s.ft much to their regret. It is claimed that krawcpsyk for some reason as yet unexplained attempt ed 10 do little tailoring on two overcoats belonging to kologig with the result that when kologig went to inspect his wearing apparel, he found the pocket cut from one of the coats and the other ripped through the sleeve and up the back. He proceeded to show his disap- proval of Krawcpsyk's tactics by discoloring the latter's left optic and mussing him up in general.
 krawcpsyk contends that evidently in orders to make the job complete,
 his friend used his feet to good advantage.
 Both men appeared before Pro- scouting Attorney James T. Mather
 this morning and their cases were
 continued until Thursday morning. December 30. They were released
 under bonds.
 Franklin Lodge To Install The recently elected officers of
 Franklin lodge, A. F. X A. M, will
 be installed this evening. Past Mas
 ter James D. Foster of this city will
 be in charge of the exercises. The
 new master is Samuel W. Steele, who has the honor of being the
 youngest member ever to De elected
 head Of the local lodge.
 Cases Nollcd
 Five cases brought before Prose- cutting Attorney James T. Mather this morning were nollcd on pay ment of costs. Axel Carlson arrest
 ed early Christmas morning at his
 roomins place at 36 Union street on charges Of intoxication and breach
 Of the peace, was permitted to go after paying $500. Kenneth Jarrett, charged with parking on the lawn at the Bristol high school, paid S3.@0. Benedict Driscoll. James Calciano
 of Sylvester street and Thomas Ton
 nela of Frederick street each paid s6.So. Driscoll was charged with in toxication and breach Of the peace and his two companions with breach of the peace. They were ar l rested early last evening by Officer | Victor Chabot in Forestyillc for
 creating q disturbance.
 Case Continued The case of William McCullem of New Britain. charged with reckless driving on December 3rd, was con- | tinued until Thursday. December 30th. On the night in question the car which McCullem was operating. collded with one driven by William A. Loughlin of this city on East Main street, Forestvlle. Mir. Lough- lins mother, Mrs Martin Loughlin who was riding in her sons car. suf- fered a cut on the head which re- quircd medical attention. ..--.. McCullem is represented by At torncy Thomas F. McDonough of New Britain and Attorney Noble E. Pierce is representing the interests of MT. Loughlin. Early Morning Fire Squad A and Engine company
 No. l were called out at 3:10 o'clock
 Sunday morning for fire which had started in a box located in the Japanning department of the Clay ton Manufacturing company at 1e9 Union street. The blaze was extin- gushed with chemicals without | damage.
 Must Clear sidewalks of Snow With yesterdays fall of snow, the question of clearing sidewalks is one
 that will be checked by the police department to see that the city or
 dinance is compiled with. Section Il of the city charter provides as 1 follows: .-... | Every owner of occupant of land adjoining any street or part of
 street. within the First Taxing Dis trict, adjacent to whose land there
 is a paved or graded sidewalk, shall i clear said sidewalk from snow with i in six hours after any fall Of snow
 shall cease. not including the hours 1 Of the night: and whenever ice shall | form on said sidewalk, shall either remove the same within said time. [ or cover it with salt, sifted ashes or
 sand so that it shall be safe for travel.
 Any person who shall neglect or
 refuse to comply with the provisions Of this section shall be fined not more than five t5D dollars"
 The above section also provides that such snow may be removed by
 the city and the amount of expense charged to the delinquent occupant. Dance This Evening A JlilliOi N-lll lSIilIttS ttllNN VI III b' held this evening at the Endec Inn
 on North Main street by the New Departure club for the older sons and daughters of the members. A Christmas party was held for the younger children last week. Music for the affair this evening will be furnished by the New Departure orchestra.
 UndcrGoes Operation Anthony Greisner, a supernumer- ary connected with the local police department, underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Bristol hos pital today.
 Car Turns Turtle Another automobile accident oc-