New Britain herald., 1926-05-14

! der arrest, charged with assault and breach of the peace. According to information obtained by the police, lit is claimed that Mrs. Bolosl1y struck one of Mrs. Hargroves chil- Idren, with the result that the lat ter used her fists to such good ad- vantage that it was necessary to con- i tinue the case until next Monday morning on account of Mrs. Bol. osky being unable to leave her bed. Bonds for the appearance of Mrs. Hargrove were fixed at $50, which were furnished.
 Auto Accident Civil Matter
 The collision of automobiles own ed and operated by John spinelli Iof Wolcott road and Joseph Rkosa Iof North Main street at the corner |oi South and Union streets yester- Iday morning, was ruled to be a civil matter by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning. From the story told the police, spinelH had turned the corner to proceed up Union street just as Rokosa was looming down to turn onto South street, the latter being on the left side of the road to make the turn. 1t is understood that an amicable settlement has been made.
 Wallace Barnes-Dunbar Concert The third annual concert and dance of the Wallace Barnes-Dun- bar male chorus will be held this evening in the Community theater in the high school building. The personnel of the chorus is as follows:
 R. w Cook, director; H. c. Barnes, pianist,
 First tenors-Ernest Bonney, Gay lord E. Cook. L. K. Lasher, Adam Meusel and II. Wells Taylor. Second tenors-R. II. Joerres, Henry r. Loveioy Barnie Morin, Roscoe L. Sessions and Philip B. Smaller.
 Baritones-J. F. Andrew. P. T. Beaucar, Clarence J. Bechstedt, W. TIT. Graham, Arthur W. Jepson, Brown Joyce, William J. Moeller, John F. Nickolais, J. Edwin Nilsson, Harold E. Reid. c. c. Wilcox, Charles r. Wager.
 Basses-Ralph B. Bezanson, Har- old F. Cook, Raymond E. Dieter, Robert Donaldson, Clarence o. Golf. Ernest L. Golf, w. F. Johnson, Clarence Lane, Harry Coe Olmstead, c. M. Woodford. Wilmot B. Wright, Harry D. Zickwolf.
 The Mendessohn Trio, which will assist the chorus, is comprised of Theron Wolcott Hart, pianist, Her bert F. Anderson, violinist and Roy o. Futile, 'cellist, all of New Brit ain.
 After the concert program, danc-' ing will be enjoyed in the high school gymnasium.
 Traffic Signals Installed.
 The new Horni traffic signals, re- gently purchased for the corner of School and West streets and at the head of the. Memorial Boulevard were placed in operation yesterday afternoon. This standardizes all of the mechanically operated traffic signals in the city.
 Bristol Woman Honored.
 Mrs. Sarah A. Hull of this city was elected recording secretary of the Hartford County Women's Chris tian Temperance Union at its's an- nual convention held in Wethersfield last Wednesday. Mrs, Hull has been actively identified with temperance activities in Bristol for a number Of years.
 To Broadcast From VITO.
 Tonight is Legion Night at the studios of WTIC at Hartford and among local people who will broad cast are Estelle Platt Richardson, soprano, accompanied by Elizabeth Platt Arnold, Michael Brennan, ten- or. accompanied by Raymond Can field, piano and James Bachand, vio- lin.
 Rubbish Fire.
 Three companies of the fire de- partment, Numbers 1 and and Squad A responded to a box alarm at four o'clock yesterday afternoon at the corner of North Main and Race streets and found on arrival that a pile of rubbish was burning near the veranda of the house owned by G. Fucini on Race street. The fire, which had been started from a bonfire. was extinguished with chem innIs nj lnnt dntlla prn