New Britain herald., 1926-09-01
Band Concert

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 The last of series of four band concerts by the New Departure band Will be held this evening at : o'clock on the Federal Hill Green. All Of the previous concerts have been well attended and large crowd is ex. pected to assemble this evening. Grange Picnic
 The Bristol Grange will hold their annual picnic Saturday, September at the home ot MT. and Mira Ey. erett Barnes of Terryville avenue.
 ]. o. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Peou., buck Lodge, I. o. 0. F.. will be held this evening at o'clock in Area mum hall.
 Dance At Chippanee formal dance will be given at the Chippanee Country club next Monday September G. from 9 D. m. until midnight. The hosts and host esses for the occasion will be Mir. and Mrs. Morton c. Treadway. Mir. and Mrs. Lester G. Sieourney and
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 Funeral of Harold Baldwin
 The funeral of Harold Clifford Baldwin was held from the home Of his parents on Blakesley street at o'clock this afternoon and at Trim ity church at 2:30 o'clock. Rev, John Wilkins, rector of the church. conduted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Maine Social Club
 The Maine Social club will hold meeting at 7:S0 o'clock this evening in Red Mems hall. Fol- lowing the business session, a social hour will be observed.
 Leave For Atlantic City
 Dewitt Page, president of the New Departure Mfg. Co.,, Mrs. Page and daughter. Nan, left today for Atlantic City. where they will spend the next two weeks.
 Admonished By Judge
 Joseph Melino of Jacobs street was arrested at o'clock last even ing on Park street by Motorcycle Policeman Henry Jeglinski after he had berated the officer, who cau- tioned him for operating his car with the cut-out open. The officer first noticed him at o'clock pro ceeding up Park strc and again on North Main street, both times with his muffler open and the third time he ordered him to pull up to the curb. Upon asking Melino why he didn't close his cut-out, according to the testimony of Officer Jeglinaki in court. the policeman was informed that he did not have to tell him. as he was not the judge. On the way to headquarters, he told the officer he. didn't like him and that he would get him, Jeglinski testified. At the police station, it also deyel- oped that he was operating his car with an improper regis. 'ation.
 In the city court this morning, he was charged with operating his car with a cut-out open and using im- pdoper registration. He pleaded not guilty to the first charge and guilty to the second count. He explained that he had only bought the car yes- terday and that 1t was impossible to close the cut-out.
 Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan inform cd Melino that there were certain extenuating circumstances in con- nection with his case which inclined him to be lenient, anl als,, inform cd the acused that { was chiefly his mouth ad his desire to run the po- lice department which had got him into hot water. He accordingly ad- a fine of s1 on the cut out charge and $1o and costs for Inc use of illegal markers. Prose- ,uting Attorney James T. Mather presented the case for the city.
 This vas Judge Donovan's first appearance on the bench since his return Monday night from a. three weeks vacation.
 Lions Club to Resume Meetings
 The regular weekly meetings Of the Lions club, which were suspcnd- ed during the. summer months. swill be resumed on, Monday. Sept. l3. with a gathering at the Chippanee Country club. Their first three will be held there and then the weekly gatherings will take place at the Elks' club.
 Police Beats Change
 The beats of the regular police men were changed this morning and he following assignments made: Captain Thomas L. Guckin, office. nights; Detective Sergeant Daniel investigation and de- .ective work: Officer Breault. per- manent traffic officer: Officer Strup. Officers Burns and Jeglin- ski. motorcycle work: Officer Nor ton, motorcycle work in East Bris- ol: Officer Messier, shift beat, days: Officer McNamee, permanent traffic officer. Forestville: Officer Connolly. lay beat: Officer o'Connor, south side; Thompson. North Main street; -irves, north side: Keith. west side md North Hill beat; Doolan, center peat; Mclaughlin, hill beat and cf- ice: Chahot. Forestville, nights: Mccarthy. shift beat. nights. Thermometers Low This Morning
 A number of thermometers about he city this morning registered as ow as 4e degrees. No frosts were '7.s HERE'S ANOTHER CHALLENGE