New Britain herald., 1927-05-28

afternoon the concert will be
rendered by the Veterans Of rorsirn
wars Band. All of the concessions
al the resort will be open a usu.I
and special trolley service will be IN
operation on the COMPOUNDS branch
Two baseball games will be nlavad
by the New Departure baseball team
a. Muzzy Field. On Sunday after.
noon the Torrington team will make
us 1irst local appearance and On
memorial Day morning, the New
britain Falcons will be the aftr.c.
ton. The Endees will play a return
game IN New Britain Monday After
noon.
Attachment Made In Cryfl Acsao.
Fapers of attachment in the
amount Of $4,000 were f,led in III.
Office OF the city clerk yesterday IN
a civil action brought by Mr., ana
Mrs. Albert w. Hughes Of 1sl North
VAIN street against Charles ".
Hltchkiss OF Jerome avenue, DAM
ages asked for are $1,000 and the
contention of the plaintiffs il based
on the purchase OF gasoline station
located on Pennington avenue from
Hotchkiss. The transfer was con.
summated on March 9. 1927, but due
TO the fact that the motor vehicle
regulations call for . frontaee OF
100 feet at all gas stations. the state
department refused to make the
transfer Of the license because the
property In question had only 4 IS
foot frontage.
The plaintiffs also contend that TO
comply with the law they were
Obliged to buy an adjoining piece OF
land and move the two gasoline
pumps which were not spaced at the
proper distance. The action is made
returnable In the June tern, OF the
superior court.
Supper at Highland Golf Club.
The annual supper for members
Of the Highland Colt club will be
served at the clubhouse at p. M.
Monday. May 80. The committee in
charge Of the affair are Mrs. Hafe
H. Williams, chairman: Mrs. Dwight
Pond. Mrs. Charles W. Plumb. Mrs.
Thomas Finan OF Terryville and Mrs.
Ralph Seymour OF Plairyille.
Autos in Collision
Automobiles operated by John
Wallace Of 90 Laurel street ami
Charlie. Swenson of 141 Prospee,
street collided early last evening on
Prospect street. According to the
Information furnished the police,
Wallace was driving east on Pros
pect street when he struck Sven
sons car. which was coming out OF
a private driveway. Both cars were
considerably damaged. the Wallace
car being turned over by the inn
pact.
Both drivers appeared before the
prosecuting attorney this morning
and were advised to settle the mat
teer civilly. No arrests were made.
High School Athletics
The Bristol High school baseball
team will play the South Manches-
ter High school team this afternoon
! on the local athletic field. The visi-
tors hold one decision over the To-
cal boys. who will endeavor TO or
set that defeat with q victory this
afternoon.
Members Of the high school
track team will journey to Manga
, tuck this afternoon to contest In q
triangular meet with the TorEing-
ton and Naugatuck high schools.
The triangular cup II at stake in
this afternoons meet
Death OF Louis Chaussey
Louis Chaussey. aged 50. OF
Terryville avenue, died at his home
at 1880 o'clock last night following
long illness. He was born in Bur
lington. VT. the son Of Antoine and
Matilda Chaussey. His boyhood
was spent in that city. He came to
Bristol IL years ago from Manches-
! ter. Conn, and for several years was
employed at the E. lngraham Co.
! He Is survived by his wife and q
son. Walter L. Chaussey. both Of
this city The funeral will be held
at s o'clock Monday morning from
ST. Anne's church. Interment will be
In East Hampton, Mass.