New Britain herald., 1926-05-11

Iiy lack Of mon, the farmers resil- ling in the vicinity Of the fire con- ItlnWns their work of blowing and |showiug no interest in the fire ex- Icept when 1t appeared to be working Howard their property.
 { Y seems that each fire warden is |rcstrictcd 10 his own district entire Ily end ir is not considered ethical flor him 10 trespass on anothers |tarr,QrE. The result is that the lire is permitted to burn itself out |orhough such action is meeting |with considerable criticism from property owners in the outlying dis |'rlr's, This is the second fire this |spung, which has been permitted to ! |EaiH considerable leadway and do considerable damage due 10 the ap- parent lack of cooperation on the Ipart Of the fire wardens. 1 Ip 10 q few years ago, it was the policy to have one forest fire warden |coyar the entire city. He in turn ap- pointed his own deputies and in the Iev.n' the one residing nearest the scene of the fire was not available, l 'anothor deputy was instructed to flight the blaze. This arrangement Iwas by far tht most satisfactory and . placed the responsibility for the en- tire city on one man.
 No definite figure could be had on the amount Of damage done yester- . day although It is expected that It . IwlI run into thousands Of dollars.
 To Attend Convention Grand Deputy Chief Ranger Al . hort Rawiszer Grand Junior Wooi- | ward Patrick Cook and Chief Rang . or Archibald Neatje will attend the . state convention Of the Foresters of ] America 10 be held in Fraternal hall, ] New Haven, tomorrow, They will . also attend the ball and entertain- !. men' 10 be held in that city this evening. Nr. Eawiszor and Mr. . Beatue will act as delegates for tho . Bristol lodge.
 Return From Florida
 Franklin E. Graves of Main street, ! who during the winter was engaged . in the real estate business in sara sota, Fla, has returned home.
 Case Continued
 The case Of Earl White. arrested last evening shortly after 1o o'clock following the collision Of his car with a trolley car coming down Main Astreot. was continued until tomorrow morning. He is being held on charges Of reckless driving and op- "ra'ing a car while under the iuhu- encc of liquor. Neither his car nor the trolley was seriously damaged.
 Lynch Defeats Chall
 Steve Lynch won five out Of nine games last evening in state league bowling match with Irving Chau Of WalGnrtord. LynCh's average for the ninn games was 1h5.2. while that of Chall was 1928. The scores:
 Lynch-102, iii, S1. 1o4, 112, 1T, 1o&. 126. a2. Total 947,
 Chall-1oS, %, 1o5, Io3, 11o. 9S, 9f. 105. 97. Total 9e1.
 Open House At Hospital
 Tomorrow, May I2. IS National Hospital Day throughout the United States and will be observed by Bris- tol hospital by holding open house. The public is invited to avail them selves of this opportunity of looking over the new hospital.
 W. E. (. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Gilbert W Thompson, W. F. C.. No. 1 will be held tomorrow afternoon. The new officers will be obligated and one officer is to be elected and installed,
 Faculty Vs. High school
 This afternoon at o'clock the male members Of the public school faculty will oppose the high school team on the high school athletic field. No announcement has boon mado by Superintendent of Schools Karl X. Roiche as to the probable lineup of the faculty but ii is assured that a strong team will be placed on the field.
 Attending IA. of (. Convention
 Grand Knight Joseph l.. NacDon- { ald and Past Grand Knight Harry J. of Palos Council, Knights of Columbus. are in South Norwalk today attending the state convention Of the order being held in that city. ,
 Attending Convention
 John T. Chidsey. president Of the 1. J. Root company, is attending the Chamber of Commerce this week in Washington. Q. C., as the delegate of the local chamber.
 l. Q. E. VI. Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Com bounce Tribe. l. 0. E. M,, will be lcld at s o'clock this evening in heir hall on Prospect street.
 Mothers Day Observance
 Major William J. Shaunahan Of who was with the 102nd infantry of the Yankee division in France, was the principal speaker If the Mothers Day observance last svening in Eagles hall on Meadow street under the auspices of Bell city aerie, F. O. E. The program prepared for the occasion was well 'rndcred and was as follows: 'ano overture .... Roland Luplen Vocal selection, "Mothrr''-
 .. Miss Josephine Mastrobattisto Vocal selection, "Tha Songs My
 Mother Used to Sing
 ......... James Domaine Vocal selection, "Mother My Dear
 est ... Miss WInnifred Barnloli Vocal selection. Mother Machrca'-
 .............. Edward J, Sheehy Vocal duet Nearest and Dcarest''- Misses Barnneld and Mastrobatlisto 'AIothor's Day by Major
 William ]. Shanuahan ot Water 1ury Acrio of Eagles. 1losinc. Star Spaugled Banner"
 Local Girls Graduate
 Miss Ruth Carlson and Miss Olive