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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Y. ", C, A. ANNUAL MEETING
Seven New Directors and Officers to he Elected Tomorrow--Supper in Gymnasium at 6:t5.

The 18th annual meeting of the New Britain Y. W. C, A. will be held tomorrow evening, beginning with a supper to be served in the gymnasi- um at SIS, Reservations for the supper may be made up 10 Wcdnes. day noon and all members of the association are urged 10 attend and bring their friends,
 The election of seven new direc- tors 10 serve for term Of three years is also to take place tomorrow, The ballot box will be open from 9 q. m. 10 6 ?, m. in the office, After that members may vote in the gym until the meeting opens. The nomin- ating committee. of which Miss Flora Humphrey is chairman, has present. ed the following nominations: Mrs, Robert NJ. Parsons, Mrs. Clarence r, Bennett, Mrs Roger w, Whit man. Mrs. Carl s. Neumann, Miss Louise Noble, Mrs. A. A, Mills and Mrs, Douglas A. Johnston.
 The program of the meeting fol lows.
 Selections by Mandolin club.
 Social Ideals" Rev. Dr. George ". C, Hill,
 Reports from the president, Mrs. George ". Traut, the secretary. Mrs. William r. Felt and the treasurer, Mrs. Stanley T. Goss.
 Discussion Of the proposed per sonal basis, Mrs Douglas A, John- ston and Mrs. Everett Fairbanks.
 Selections by the Girls Glee club.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Dow, Boston Broker, Is
 Held on Fraud Charges

Boston, April 13 P)-Charles r. Dow, president Of the bankrupt brokerage firm of C, P Dow &2 Com pany, was arraignod in federal court today on secret indictment charg- ing Use Of the mails in a scheme to defraud. He entered plea Of not guilty and was held in S, 900 bail for trial.
 The brokerage firm failed last August with liabilities Of S6,000. Re gently the unsecured creditors voted to accept q settlement on the basis of 10 per cent of their claims. Isd- eral officers officers said the loss 10 the 2,S00 creditors would be $4- 500, 900.
 The indictment on which Dow was arrested contained 24 counts, oi which % alleged instances of use oI i the mails. Two other counts dcalf with the methods attributed 70 Dow l Federal officials said the president was the only member Of the organi. zation who knew how the business was actually being carried on.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
YALE CONTROVERSY
Dean of Art school And Students Al Odds O,c Regulations Forbidding Annual Ball.

New Haven. April l3 CPA-CanCel- ation of the annual ball of the Yale school of Fine Arts. students com mony referred 10 as the arts stu dents hall, which was ordered by Dean F.. Y. Neeks Of the school on the ground that it had not been first approved by the faculty, has given rise to controversy between the stu dents and the dean, it was under stood today.
 The students claimed that the real rcason was because of disscnsions among themselves which led to the burning Of q ballot box hy support CTS of the architectural class of their candidate for the class presidency as protest because the candidate gave way 10 the candidate of the ur lniing group. The candidates ran ,Eosc together but neither was elect ,I because of votes for q sculptur" aroup candijato. The architectural candidate is said 10 have then wi'h- .,rqWp in 'nro~ of the painting group npr. This led. i' Is undorst ood to ',ouh'r which reached tho ears of r,o dean who asked that thro' -"oups in the class come 10 an agree r.rn' nn class officers. As this was no' brought about the dean Is said .o he1c ordered th" hall cancelled r has ncuu held in several previous wars on the njgbt before class day
 Uran Moeks &as away today and
 faculty statement was not avail,
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
II Eligible for Places
 As Regular Policemen

There are il supernumerary po- licemen eligible for promotion to the regular force, according to the de- partment records. Not all of the cligibles have filed applications for appointment. Several supernumer- aries who have been in the depart ment long eonugh to be eligible for promotion are barred because of their age, while others who are under the maximum age have not been in the department the required two years.
 The eligibles and the dates Of their appointments are as follows: Waiter Wagner, March Il, 1924; Anthony Istach, Oct, l9, 1928: John Rapponotti, Sept. II. 1928: Atwood Palmer, Sept. II. 1928; JohnRRiley, Sept. II. 1928; Fred Jones. Oct. 20, 1 1922; Edward Carroll, Oct. 20, 1922; John O'Keefe, August 29, 1922; Michael Lucas, Aug. %, 1922; John Smigcl June [, 1921; Joseph Pac, , March 2S, 1917.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
City Items

Cash prizes drawn at the K. Of C. Fair tonight,-adyt,
 Wilbur Gregory of this city es- capped from the Connecticut State school for boys, the police were notified last night,
 New line Of sandwiches Crowell's, ---advt-
 Milton Jones of 70 LenoS place reported 10 the police at i;l0 o'clock this morning that tire had been stolen from his automobile, which was parked on Court street, near the ', NJ, c. A.
 Open Alleys tonight at Kogers.-- Advt
 Fire insurance Is good founda- ton for any house. Louie S, Jones Agency,
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Marx of Greenwood street will attend the Tovlin-Lamere wedding at Brooklyn, x. Y, Wednesday evening.
 Kensington A. (. carnival Forest CTS Hall, Berlin. April lS-l4-l5,-- adyt
 A aon was born at New Britain General hospital this morning to Mir. and Mrs Emory Corbin of SS2 West Main street,
 Roller skating tonight,--adNl
 Unity Rebekah sewing club will meet Thursday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall.
 Prize Charleston. K. A. C, carnival Torester's Hall, Berlin. Wednesday evening.
 The regular meeting Of Lovisy Moore Tent, No. 12, D. Of V, will be held Thursday evening at 7;3o o'clock at I. O. O. F. hall.
 Open Alleys tonight at Rogers Adyt.
 Tomorrow night. at First Luther an church, concert by famous Wen nerberg male chorus, under auspices of Everyman's Bible class.--adyt,
 The regular meeting of L. D, Pen field auxiliary Sons of Union Vet erans of the Civil war, will be held tomorrow evening in Jr. c. L. A, NJ | hall at 730 o'clock sharp.
 Tomorrow night, at First Luther an church, concert by famous Wen Inerherg male chorus, under auspices of Everyman's Bible class. .-advt. 1 New Britain Lions club bowling 1 quintet will bowl the team repre- senting the Meriden lions club this evening at o'clock at Rogers ! Recreation parlors.
 Cash prizes drawn at the K oi IC, Fair tonight-advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
DIRIGIBLE HAS TROUBLE
Los Angeles Taken Out, snaps Main
 Cable And Movie Man Is Badly Injured,

Lakehurst, x. J.. April 3 tRs-Th1 dirigible Los Angeles was taken from her hangar this morning in prcpara- ton for her first flight since the loss of the Shenandoah last fall. After several hours at the mooring mast she was to cruise in this immediate vicinity, returning before night.
 The main cable attaching the di- rigibc 10 her mooring mast broke as the craft was being pulled into the steel tower.
 Several hundred feet of cable whipped around the mast, striking Jerry Frankcl. q motion picture cam eraman, and innicting severe lacera- tions.
 The diri1ible vas drawn down to inc ground by two other cables and lieutenant Roland Mayer, construc- ton, made m inspection of the break.
 A ground crew Of %oh who walked the craft a mile across tn" landing field to the big mast had released their ground ropes when the acci' dent occurred.
 X number of officers were on thc mooring mast when the broken cah'H began lashing about, but all escaped injury.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Browning and Child Wife
 Start Of on Motor Trip

roH @pr'nS. x. Y, April 13 tPA- rawarI W Browning elderly real state m7n and his l5-year- old .rGr .et t1lir "hor"ymnon ro'- .o-c" 'ola, nd sped Iowar.ls New York ir ,u.Ir motor car.
 HronuioE r-fue,a to say 7htr" h" u,- uoirr. II. and his wife, .rnr"cs C'FcarlosD kissed Mrs. Iiucn7n. 'a. uriIo's mother good avo. .u1 tNon ing a traveHug bag .u'o tt, Haitu utomohi'e, spol .wav.
 N,w-rars- m.u foHoVed in an- u'1.r car Ian trrro of th' Ero"n- rEs v"e .ret mHr pa"kskn
 Sno,ry h'forr thoir departure O.a Uro" uir2, Norr visited hy two uniformed mfn who rang t." door hrn and talked with t'o real estate man Tor com minutes Their iA,D- 'i'y nas unknown. and what l9si- ress thry frausac'cd wac uo' I,.rnrf
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
STATE SUPREME
 COURT CONFINES
Cases Arc Assigned for Argu'
 ment in Bridgeport

Bridgeport, Conn., April iS P'-- Assignment of cases for arguments today, tomorrow and Thursday were made by Chief Justice George w. Wheeler at the opening this morn ng of the supreme court of errors in session here for the April term,
 Fairfield county cases will not be reached until Thursday. The fifth case assigned for that day concerns the appeal taken by William A.. Borden. New Haven. from a su- perIor court decision which upheld the claim of the town of Westport that a tract of land in that town fronting Long Island Sound and valued at si?,0o0 Is property intend 'd for general public use and not Bordsn'e personally owned land.
 The appeals of Harris Feinberg and Moe Casper, New York, who were sentenced 10 states prison for rom two 10 Ave years charged with having set fire 10 their cloak and suit store here in November of 1924. will be argued on Friday. l'einberg and Casper are at liberty awaiting the decision Of the supreme rourt on requests for a new trial.
 Only New Haven county cases will oa argued today and tomorrow, The nase in which there is public inter st in that county Is the suit brought Ing Yale University against the city of New Haven. That case. by re uuest Of counsel. was put down tc hc foot Of the list and will not be reached until the end of the term
 The first case argued today con rerned the defendants appeal in the ropleyin action brought by Giuseppe nj Biasc, Watertown against Ray Garnsey. Watortown 10 recover a motor truck valued at $500.
 A jury in the district court o' Waterbury returned 8 verdict fol ran plaintiff, finding against Garn, y in his cross complaint fol ti9,S9 he claimed 10 be due hin rom Iii Base for services per 'ormcd Error is claimed in thu "cse by Deputy Judge Harry J Eedrdley.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Connecticut Power Co.
 Is Given Right to Sell

Hartford Apri, 1& jPA-Thr pcti- ion of the Connecticut Power O., .3 s,u for sG,loo a transmission line in Por'lani 10 tho Central CoDnecri- cur Power and Light company of Portland Was rranto1 after a hear ing by tho pubic utilities c"mmjs sion today The liz" is two and on" 4uartr mths long ami is located cn- 'irolv in portlanl Thor" was no opposition
 This anora"on a' 2.%n tb" rom- mission htM hearing ou in" p"tt- 'iou oC trr s"hctm'n ot l'arMng- ton 'or permission 10 cons'ruc' a sii, track over 1h" highway in Faruiucton from tb" railroad tracks uF 'h, Nov Hrl.u road Co th" promisrs of |. \. Caldwell.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Rt. Rev. M, F. McAuliffe to Be COnSecrated April 2S

Har'forl April l@ iP-Fh" ,ou,'- ,ra'iou oc tho R'. Bot Napr,cr F.. MrAuunc as IHshop of n''ro and auxiliary mshnp of the diocese ot Hartford rHl take pfar' at St. Ios,nh.s aa.l lr# uu W,lor sda~. Aprd 9th.
 Tho Iu l... Joun ] \jllu. bishop of '0. 3o..-.. vi.l b. th" cons cra'- OF. and ?. E. I@v. Thomas Sha- Ian ry,t.r os thc Catholic univ"r- st'y a' N,sungron will preach The .,rrnoI That r,rmue a' 'lrht o.r.",, t.. newly coUsrora''I hislop will o.n.et, at pontitiral 1t>p. re md '.. ir arlI.r will t". n" Rev Trune [ Ma2 o' M 'a1m'
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Boston Taxi Drivers Must
 Dress in Neat Fashion

Boston, April 13 Pl-Boston taxi rsh drivers must be neatly dressed in future. and ust study correct de- pertinent. Orders promulgated today by police Commissioner Wilson es- tahIished strict rules f?r their gui- dance.
 No taXicab drivers may "shout' his vehicle, the commissioner de- creed. Nor may he smoke while he has q passenger in his cab, He must be neatly dressed when on duty,
 If drunken person halls taxi cab the driver is forbidden to take such a passenger about "uness he ltas good reason to believe he is driv- ing the passenger home" This rule applies to both sexes.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
A\NOINCE ENGAGEMENT.

London. April l3 P'-The engage mont is announced Of Miss Gather inc Law, youngest daughter Of the latc Andrew Bonar Law. to Een' Galbraith Colwen. younger son ot Captain J. C. ColwAll, T.. S. N,, re- rirel and the present Mrs. Brcck- cnviige Jones' of St. Louis. The young man is manager of the Bush Housc Branch Of the Guaranty Trust company.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
Notice
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

On Wednesday evening. April IA, 1926, at 7:30 o'clock. the Board Of Adjustment will hear the following petition in Room sos, City Hall: "The petitioner herein hereby ap- pcals to the Board of Adjustment for change in the Zoning Ordi- nance making Brook street at Green wood street a business B instead of residence C.
 Dated at New Britain. this 2Gth day of October. 1925"
 (Signed) Bernard Gordon.
 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
 T. Linder, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
ELKS MEET THURSDAY

New officers of New Britain lodge of Elks will occupy their chairs for the first regular meeting next Thurs day night, Action will be taken on changes in the bylaws, Candidates will be balotcd on and several ap- plications for bership will be re- coived. The entertainment after the meeting will be provided by tifh ward members
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
BERLIN NEWS
(Contined from Page seven)

A large attendance Is expected at the meeting of the Community club tomorrow evening, as the summer plans of the organization will be given out at that time. The at tendance for the past month has averaged almost 100 members and it is expected that this year will sec the club have the most successful year in it's history.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13

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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
. LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

At Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District of Berlin. in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 10th day of April A. D, 1926,
 Present. Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq. Judge.
 on motion of Matthew ]. Hayes of said Now Britain, ns administrator on the estate of Mrs Ellen J. Hayes late of New Britain within said district dcceased
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the sams to the administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order hy advertising tn a newspaper pub ishcd in said New Britain and having circulation in said district, and by post Ing q copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Now Britain, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt,
 Certified from Record.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
BERNARD F. GAFFNEY. Judge LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

A Court of Probate holden al New BHtalu within and for the district Of Berlin, in the C"uuty of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 10th day Of April A. D. 1928.
 Present. Pernard F. Gaffney, Esq. ,1udge,
 on motion of William McEnroo of Mtd- djctown. ft., as e>ocutor of the last will and testament of Henry McEnroe late of New Britain, within said district dcreasod,
 This court doth decree that six months be allowed aud limited for the creditors oF said estate to exhibit their claims against the same tn the oXecutor and di- rvr,s that public notice he given Of this | order by advertising in q newspaper pub l, ,Iisn"d in said New Britain, and having n lrircuation in said district and hy posting q copy thereof on tho public sign post In said town Of New Britain. nearest the place where the deceased last dUclt and r1'urn make
 Certified from Record. BERNARD r. GAFFNEY, Judg". READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1926-04-13
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