New Britain herald., 1926-03-01

for one week with the understand. tug that he leave town within that ''me, This was Gullugher's second pifonSe within two weeks. He was represented in court this morning by Attorney Joseph r. O'Connell, who informed Judge William J, Malone that Gallagher would lcaNu the city it lonicncy wcro shown.
 Bernard Tynella. who gave his rldrcss as the Hotel Peri when ar tested Saturday night charged with Nnsrancy and breach Of the peace Hut whose family lives or Anderson avenue, forestville, was given one week to leave town, He was 1c- euscd in court of being a pocket 'ootleggcr and Judge Malone sug- ;"stcd that he takr both himself aud his occupation 10 other parts.
 Another Maine product
 Joseph pictrain Of Portland. Me. arrested Saturday afternoon by or icer pAnry JegIinsM on complaint of Eva LcWay. who conducts q restaurant On North Main street, vas charged this morning in the "'ty court with drunkenness and breach Of inc peace, According 10 bis testimony he was getting ready 10 return to his home town when he fell hy the wayside. resulting in lis arrest.
 Judge Malone found him guilty and a fine Of SlN and costs. totanng $@1.Go was imposed which he was unable 10 pay and will work out in Hartford jail.
 Dunbar Encampmcnt Meeting
 F.. l.. Dunbar Encampment No. g. ]. c. Q, F., will hold meeting in stephen Terry hall Tuesday eve ming, March 2.
 The royal purple degree will he conferred on q class of candidat, s. after which clam choWder will be YcrVcd.
 Health League Campaign Opcns
 he membership campaign of the Employees Health Protective lcacGe vas opened today 1t being the aim Of the committee 10 al least double the membership for the present year In October, 1924, when the last enrolment was made. there were S,SG4 members,
 The officers Of the organization. which is endorsed by practically all Of the manufacturing concerns in the city. as well as the banks, nrc as follows: President, Samuel J. Large; vice-president. Waiter l.. Crouch; secretary, Harry Mckins- try: treasurer, r. Martin Buckine- ham; board Of directors, Albert Vileumier, F, W. Carnell C. C. Nor gan. E. w. Aspelin. Christian Wyrtz"n. J. C. Russell, A. r. Bright man. Emery T. Allen. Arthur Ebb. George Tong. Arthur Bradley. c. l.. Roberts, !. r. Cox L. A. Wheeler. Rudoply Beaudoin, J. M. Judson, D. J, Morey.
 No Meeting On Train Stop
 Secretary Earl J. Arnold has an- nouncel this morning that there will ho no meeting held in tho Chamber Of Commerce rooms at l:S0 ?. m., March 2. in regard 10 the stopping of train ?12 at Forest vile. The train in question now leaves Bristol for Hartford daily at i;0l ?. m. and up 10 the last issue of the timetable had always made th" station stop at Forestville.
 Mir. Arnold also added that the matter of better train accommoda- tons for ForestvilIo Is 10 be taken up with railroad officials, but that no meeting was 10 be held tomor row as intimated in the columns Of one evening paper.
 Reading Club to Meet
 On Tuesday. March 2. the mem- hers Of the Tuesday club will be entertained In the home of Mrs. stephen Wells Of High street. The reader for the occasion will be Mrs F., D. Rockwell.
 Fined For Accosting Girl
 Aldo Dallaghio, aged 27, of Park street, was arrested Saturday after noon hy Policeman Thompson near 'ho police Headquarters on North Main street on complaint of Miss Frances McDunnah Of Stearns street, who informed the police that the man had followed her home on Thursday afternoon from the Bris- tol theator. Miss Mary J. Dupree of Center street. also 16. entered similar complaint in court this morning, saying that nallaghio had followed her home from church last Wednesday night
 pallGghio, who was represented by Attorney Anthony Rich. was found guilty hy Judso Malone in police court this morning and fined S5o and costs to,aling s6o. Today Last Day For Personal Tax
 Today is the last day on which personal taxes may ho paid without Eayil,g th" interest added and there aro quito q number who have as yet faijei 10 make the necessary remit 'arce
 For tho con,enicnce Of the puh!is. Tax Collector Frank K. Riley has arranged to keep his office open be- tween inc hours or : and s this 'voning 70 receive payments.
 Thrcc Small Fires
 The fro department was called out for three small fires over the weekend, all Of which were cxtin- SrtSh"d without damage, At 2 o'clock Saturday night Squad A and Engine Co. No. 2 were called 10 fhe home of Herbert N. Evans Of 1c1 Wolcott street for q chimney fire.
 At SOS q. m. sunday. Squad A