New Britain herald., 1926-05-25

looking Lake Compounce Sunday night.
 Henry Sanewski Of 90 Maple street, New Britain, also complained to the police that the spare tire and rim had been removed from his car at the same resort.
 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilli- cuddy is investigating.
 Foresters Reappoint Local Man
 The Grand Court of Connecticut, r. Of A., held its first meeting. since | its recent convention in New Haven, in Naugatuck last Saturday, May SSnd and reappoInted Albert Raw is2er of this city grand deputy chief ranger of this district for another term. Mir. Rawiszer's territory in. cludes Court Ever Welcome, No 39, of Bristol: Court Forest. No. 40, Of Forestville; Court Industry No. f. Of ! Southington; Court Freedom, No 122, Of Terryyille, and Court Gen. eral Lawton, No. 135, of Plainyille
 Mrs Rawiszer, who received the official notification of his appoint ! uttll lb'hSf W 4ll lllAhE HIS III SL WISH this evening 10 Court General Law ton Of Plainviue and will be accom- panied by Grand Senior Woodward Patrick Cook Of this city and other grand officers,
 Endows Bed At Hospital The trustees Of the Bristol hos pital announced that Miss Madeline Meder has started a fund for the endowment Of a bed in private room No. 315 in memory Of her grand parents, Frank G. and Mary B. Hay ward.
 The cost of furnishing the room as been assumed by Miss Mcder and an initial payment of s5,0oo on the endowment has already been made. This amount will he added 10 from time to time until the completion Of tho endowment.
 The bed will bc used for worthy charitable cases decided upon by the executive committee Of the hos ptal.
 Miss Medcr is the first person to endow a bed.
 BassOn Case Continued The case of Irving Basson of New Britain, charged with having ob- tained goods under false pretenses from the Lorraine Shoe Co.,. of this city by issuing d worthless check, was continued by Judge Will liam J. Malone in tho city court this
 
 released under bonds of $500.
 While it is understood that resti- tuition has not actually been made to the Lorraine Shoe Co. the money for the check which was made out for $11.SO is in the hands of a third party ready to be turned over to the firm dcfrauded. It is believed that the continuance was simply a matter of form and that no criminal ac- ton is anticipated.
 leg Broken
 George L. Manthorne of 1&7 North Main street is in the Bristol hospital suffering from a broken left leg re- sulting from a fall Of 1 } feet from a ladder al stephen Terry hall last night MT Manthorne, who is iani- tor of the hall was ascending the ladder 10 gain entrance to the attic when he slipped and fell. He was attended hy Dr. E. \. Whipplc. Daughters of Isabella
 The regular meeting of the Daughters of Isabella will be held this evening at 7:S0 o'clock in the Knights of Columbus hall on North ! Main street.
 To Hold Pool Match The lawyers of the city have &C., ccptcd a challenge hurled at them hy the doctors fraternity for five-man pool match and arrange monts have been made to stage the event tomorrow evening at S:3Q| o'clock at the Bristol club.
 Dog Killed
 Policeman Henry JeglinsN was called on last evening to shoot a dog owned by Augustine Rccio Of 105 Jacobs street. after it had been struck by an automobile and its back broken.
 Engagement Announced
 Mir. and Mrs Michael Miller of Hull street have announced the en- gagcmcnt of their daughter, Maria Nelta. to Edward R. Hclming of this city.
 II. :. Paper on Boulevard Traffic
 The Light, the official paper of the Bristol high school, in an edi- torial discusses traffic conditions on the Memorial Boulevard and takes both autoists. who insist on driving fast, and pupils. who cross the highway without looking, 10 task. A section of the editorial in question reads as follows:
 Tt doesn't seem necessary to cater to high school pupils by put ting ID q Go slow, School ahead" sign, nor should auto drivers have to have an officer 10 hold them up while school is being dismissed.
 "Thc pupils can cooperate by following the laws of the police de- partmcnt in crossing between the lines marked off on the boulevard. We must also remember that out of town motorists are unable to sec the high school whom coming from the center, and are greatly tempted 10 speed up bit after leaving the center.
 Ut would be a great humiliation 10 the pupils of the school to have traffic officer stationed at the various danger places and Beware signs sot up on the boulevard. This will be done if more care isn't taken. Therefore everyone should take warning and act accordingly
 The poin. brought out is a good