New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

along the highway and lately fish ! heads and other perishable com- modities have been hauled there for disposition. It is understood that other departments, aside from the public health. are giving the matter the necessary attention. It has also been necessary at times in the past for city teams to load up rubbish from along the . highway and haul it back into the dump itself
 Disagree On Claims
 Councilman w. E. Hough of the council claims committee reported Gnfavorably on several claims for damages received from persons falling on the icy sidewalks during the winter. ". A. Hayes, a member Of the same committee. refused however. to sign the report. it being his contention that q sufficient num- ber of hearings had not been grant ed to those most vitally interested. After a considerable discussion the report was continued in the hands of the claims committee until later meeting.
 Jailed For Auto Accident
 Albert Courchaine Of % West street was sentenced 10 Jail for ! days this morning, as a result of an automobile accident in which he was involved on the Memorial Boulevard last evening. At about 7:4o o'clock Courchaine drove out from the left hand side Of the Soldiers Memorial monument and coIT1ed with car owned and driven by Frank J. Maictt Of 31 Oak street. who was proceed ing toward Forestville. The car driven by Courchaine was demol- ishcd while the car Of Naiett's was LadIy damaged.
 Judge William J. Malone. in met ing out the jail sentence. stated that those who insisted on violation of the traffic rule at the point in aues, ton would be more severely dealt with.
 Girl Annoycrs Fined
 John Jenik, Robert Joseph and Armand Joseph each received fine Of S25 and costs in the city court this morning and were placed in charge of the probation officer for a period of six months, the charge against them being a technical breach Of the peace. The arrest re- suited from q complaint made by girl in the Edgewood district that she had been annoyed by the youths, who also reside in that neighbor- hood
 Council Names Jury List
 Al the regular June meeting of the city council held last evening. the names of the following residents were submitted for jury duty: An drew Alderman, Peter Acxanucr. Eugene s. Allen, Joseph A. Andcr- son, Leonard Anderson. Oliver J. . Bailey, Sidney NT Barnard. David NJ. Barry, G. P, Beach, David Bolduc, Wallace l.. Bradshaw, Andrew J. . Brennan, R. o. Bronson. Ernest k. BurwcIl. James Burns, Edward M. Burr, James F. Butler. Robert $. i Carncll, John $ Carroll. Jack Car . penter, Michael J. Cawlcy, David Y. Clark. Jr., Walter J. Cook, Americus J. Clayton, Patrick J. Coleman, ('briCtprl,,,. f'r;+,l,1y,- I- T C,.o-l,,- Thomas L. Cummings, Wallace B. Crumb, George W. Curry, Ola Dahl gren, James Dalton, Charles W. Daniels, James II. Davis, J. Fay Douglass, Junius Douglass. John Deuse. William II. Dunbar. William F. Duncan, Charles ". Edgcrton, Frank J. Emmett Edward Fitz- ! patrick, Frederick A. Fry, Frank NJ. ] Gaylord Lester W. Goodsell. James . r. Heffcrnan, Joseph Healy, James . Y. Hctternan, Edward Hughes, Will lard Hunt Morton r.. lngraham. Carleton R. Ives, Fritz ". Johnson. Martin Loughlin. Thomas J. Lane, Malone. Charles r. NTichaels, James A. Matthews, Edwin A. Mat thews, Jerome A. Moody, w. l.. Neu- bauer Walter l.. Norton, Stephen O'ConncH, Thomas r. O'Bricn, An son e. Perkins, Carl N Peterson, Isaac l.. Pierce. Frank F. Pond, Les ter J, Root, Philip Ryan. Thomas Ryan, Albert B. Ryals. Harry N. Ryals. Frank x. Sexton, Albert L. Sescsions, Roscoe l.. Sessions. Edgar $. Soule. Clifford F. Stone Guy W. Stone, H. Wells Taylor, Charles II. Terry, Franklin r.. Terry Charles II. Carlos J. Waldo, Frederick II. Warner, Arthur J. Wasley, l.. A. and Charles L. Wooding.
 EIkS Spring Carnival
 The annual spring festival of the local lodge Of Elks will be opened this evening on their grounds on south street and will be continued through next Monday evening. June Eth. The entertainment for this eve ming will be furnished by the Florid- ians of the Copley Plaza hotel of Boston under the direction of Will liam Boyle. a brother of Dr. R. J. Boyle of this city.
 l. o. O. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequabuck lodge, l. O. 0. F.. will be held at eight o'clock this evening in Ar raaum hall. Tho third degree will bo conferred on a class of candidates.
 Norwich Here sunday
 Tho speedy RiverView club of will furnish the opposition O the New Departure baseball team It AIuzzy field next Sunday. Tony West of Cromwell, who had a tryout with the St. Louis Browns, is sched- lied 10 pitch for the visitors.
 Monthly Police Report
 Bristol averaged slightly less than hree arrests a day during the month of May, the total for the period be- ng 92. Sixteen of this number were