New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

Federal Hill school and directed by an elderly woman. ( stranger to the city, have caused considerable an noyance because of their persistanc m trying to mak" sales and win A practically valueless prize as a re- ward for their efforts.
 Al first the proposition was pre- scnted To the school children right at the school. but this method prov Ing unpopular 10 school officials, the source of supply was moved 10 street corners Tn proximity to the school where the supply is given to the children during the noon hour. One resident stated that she had been visited by no less than eight chu- dron in one day.
 Honorcd Past Sachcms The PaI Sachcm's Night held las, night in Red Mems Wigwam by 'ompounce Tribe. I. c. E. NJ. vas largely attended and was one of tho lodges most successful affairs. The chairs were occupied bv past sach"ms of the tribe including three Of the five surviving charter mem hers of tn" local organization. They were Probate Judge Andrew Gran his Of Tcrryville. first prophet, George B. Warner. former postmas fer and the irst senior sagamore: and Ernest F.. Merrill, the first sannap.
 Refreshments were served
 Arrest Immigrant Law E,adcr
 George Nilsson of 50 Federal street was arrested yesterday after noon by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicudy charged with the vio- lation of the immigration laws, the specific offense being the entering of this country unlawfully. He was turned over 10 Federal Inspector Clark and taken to Hartford yester- day afternoon. II is probable that hc will be taken 10 Boston.
 Case of slashcr Continued
 Andrew Hargrave. 23, of I37 Sixth street, was arrested yesterday after noon at the plant of tho Bristol Brass Corp. by Detective Sergeant McGilIicudy, charged with assault ing John Spcllacy of Meriden and John Aldi of Southington on Lake avenue last Saturday night. In the city court this morning his case was continued under bonds of $1.o00 un- til Oct s. to give Adj sufficient time to recover from his injuries 90 that he can appear az witness
 1argrave freely admitted his part in the cutting affray which resulted in the two men being taken 10 the hospital. but said that he WAS at- tackled ,lrst and only acted in self defense.
 Candidates Had No Expense
 several candidates in the recent primary election had no election eA- p"nsc whatever according 10 the re- turns filed according 10 law in tho city clerks office yesterday. Rolfe F. Rowe, successful candidate for as- scssor stated that the Primary elec- lion cost me nothing in cash. pledges or promises" Others who filed no cNpensc' returns were Daniel J. Hof- fcrnan, candidate for assessor; Thomas E. Steele, candidate for city clerk; Nils F., Nystrom, candidate for the board of Relief: Brayton IT. Goodwin. candidate for assessor; and Junins z. Douglass and Ernest F.. Merrill candidates for the city council.
 Break Window in Fight
 Fred Gieucrc, proprietor of the White Lunch at 6G North Main street, and Henry Yard. an employee at l34 North Main street were ar rested late last night charged with assault and breach Of the peace fol- lowing q braWl in the Hotel pcrl building on North Main street. bur ing tusslo, the show window in n vacant store in the hotel building was broken. No one seems 10 know the basis of the altercation. but if is believed 10 be the result Of q long standing grudge between the two men. After the fight it was said that both mon refused to pay for the broken window.
 In the city court this morning, 'h"ir case was continued mtil Sat day under bonds of S25 each.