New Britain herald., 1926-09-28

staHord school house yesterday af- ternoon, was distinct success large attendance being present seventeen Camp Fire Girls fror F orestville attended the meeting with thelr guardian, Mrs. Eugene Porter UT Kenny street. A demonstration or canning methods was given hv ES'her Larson and Martha Reduan two members of the club. F,Iizahs, hlitorandt was the first choice o, sie judges in the strawberry can rihs contest with 95 points, wbiIa DalSy Pratt was second with eI points. "i'n 'i IT Durlhg the afternoon Mir. Lewis I'"f 'lora county agent of the Farm bureau delivered an address
 ncicheprey Post Meeting
 A special meeting of the ernc,.,,. committee of Seicheprey Post No american Legion will be held at ''oVN Ihls evening in Legion hall
 Siooo For Florida Keller
 Up to 12 o'clock today tho sr. pn sl,Soo had been realized for tbs Florida relief fund, with aeyeraI ,, more factories to hear from.
 Glass Elects Officers
 Ihe class Of 1927 Of tbe rou.. vile school elected Ce,i, ,-r. v. est president of the class at q meetins %heid % yesterday. Other officers ars ,ice-president, Louis Olson: treas. uIef' Alice Nelson: secretary Jor, Hurley. s' 'ames
 Holds Monday AsscmbIr
 The first Monday assemb,,, ot ., ,'s |. School students was held yes- 'erday afternoon. The rules of tb. School were outlined by PrincinaI rlehry l.. Cottle, who stressed narti- vuiariy the necessity of observins them. Nins
 Warrants Served
 Approximately 50 warrants u..r. served on delinquent taxpayers ves. ,erday by Acting Detective Sergeant 'oSrph Strup and delinquents will bs oo''Sed to appear before the pro. scouting attorney tomorrow morn ing It IS understood that tbev n.i,, hfSt be given the opportunitv a. SeltIihs before that official but on their refusal to do so. will hs brought before court
 Recruiting Detail Here
 A recruiting detail. under ina command of Major William A stack arrived in the city yesterdav ana an, LOOK up their headquarters in the post office building. Sergeant h' W. Haywood is the subordinate Tn charSe Of the detail, which con. sists Of seven men,
 Early last evening a searchIisbt similar 10 that used in the army antl-craft service, of 1000 0no oap- ule power was placed on the Fed- eral Hill green last evening and con- interest was displayed bv residents when they first noticed the stream Of light playing on tba clouds. Master Sergeant Bouscb. who has been in the regular army for ths past "o years, was in charge of the apparatus.
 nun Appearance in Court
 Michael keroch of Sixth avenue, East Bristol, made his 14th appear. aace in the local court this morn- Ing on charge of intoxication and was fined S5 and costs and given suspended jail sentence of 80 days ny Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. He was arrested yesterday afternoon bv ohlcer Connolly asleep in the rear seat Of an automobile in front of the North Side school. after conn pIaint had been made to headouar- terS. Yesterdays arrest was the first time he had been brought in since 1923 and he was given 10 un- derStand that should he be taken lh'o custody within year, the jail sentence would be made effective.
 Police Phone Dusy
 Since the Western Union TeIe. graph company and the Southern New England Telephone company have discontinued giving out correct ,lme' the police department phone has been kept busy supplying the in- formation 10 residents. This morn- ing between : and s o'clock. ap- nroMmately 10 calls were received, which is an average Of one every six minutes.
 Cars Collide
 truck of the Bristol Lumber co. and a sedan owned by D. c. Buff .um, assistant treasurer of the Wall lace Barnes Co.,. were in collision at about o'clock this morning at the corner Of Main and North Main streets. The truck was proceeding north on Main street and was iust making the turn around the traffic standard when 1t struck the side of Mir. Butfum's car, which was oom- nE south on Main, Very little dam lgc was done to either car due to he fact that both drivers were pro- 'ceding cautiously at the time Of the impact.
 Weekly Ash Collections
 The public works department has that the weekly ash col ections will be started for the win ter season, starting Friday and Sat lrday of this week. On Fridays the southern and western sections of he city will be covered while on Saturdays the northern and eastern section of the first taxing district will be taken care of.
 Registrars To Meet
 The registrars of voters will meet at the various district headquarters on October 5th from a. m. to D, m for the purpose of receivin, from voters to be made when the sclectmen and town cleri convene later in the month. Appl cations may be turned in to eith,r .he registrars or city clerk before