New Britain herald., 1927-04-22

so far as he is concerned Will nevel possess, as he intended to return them 10 the party from whom h. purchased them.
 Police Ball Tonight
 The fourth annual concert ant ball Of the Bristol police department scheduled for this ,vening, promises to be a gala affair and the mos, sue. cHssful 0. any eNor held by the guardians Of the law. The concert program is scheduled for s o'clock sharp In the Community theater and dancing will begin in the high school gym at 10 o'clock.
 Special parking arrangements for auton. obiles have been made by Chief Ernest T. Belden and the spa cious athletic field has been secured 70 accommodate the large number O. cars. Entrance 70 the field will he at the corner Of Mellon street and the Memorial boulevard. No cars will be permitted 10 enter from tht South street entrance.
 Special policemen will be at the 1eld to see that cars are properly protected until called for by the owners.
 The check rooms on the main auditorium floor and the ballroom floor will be in charge of the Bo, SGouts.
 xt
 Taxi stands for the operators o' public service vehicles have been as signed as follows by Mayor John r Wade and members Of the ordinance committee Of the city council
 stand near the junction CT Nair and North Main streets 10 Louis s Burg, stands in front Of the city hal 10 J'' ! Boice and Nyles Culver, stand on Main street south Of the corner 0; North Main street to Tony Caroue.
 Automobile stolen
 A I. Clark of Governor street Springfield, reported to the police department early last evening that his 1926 sedan with green body bearing Massachusetts license plate, 24i,451 was stolen between I and p. m. yesterday from in front o' the Peri hotel OH North Main street Police in neighborins cities wor, notified but the stolen car had not been located up to this morning.
 Removed to Hospital
 Mrs Emily Merrill of Vernon street. one of the oldest residents o' the Forestville section. was removed to the Hartford hospital yesterday afternoon for observation and treat ment.
 Cars Collide
 Autom obiles operated by Rudolph Bordamer Of 120 Pennington avenu' and Loander Valley of 2S Crescen drive collided on West street short ly after II o'clock last night. Ac. cording to information furnished th' police. Bordamcr. who vas towing { car was proceeding east on schoo street and Valley was going soutl on West street when the collision occurred. The only damage was { broken headlight on the Valley car which Roriamer agreed to pay for No arrests were made.
 I. O. Q. r. Meeting Tho regular meeting Of StopheI Terry lodge. I. O. o, F, will b. held at s o'clock this evening II stephen Terry hall.
 Birth of Son
 A son was born at the Bristo hospital Thursday 10 1r. and Mrs James E. Hefternan of c5 Mapl' street.
 Hold Lodge of Sorrow
 At the regular meeting of tn Bristol Lodge of Eli>s last evening Q Lodge of Sorrow was held in re membrance ot Edward J. Sheen, and Dennis Halpin. Past Exalte( Ruler Thomas \. Tracy delivered the eulogy.
 Plans for tho annual Flag Da,
 
 Mission to Open
 \ mission will be held at St An thony's Roman Catholic church al of next week in charge Of Rev Edward Shelley of La Sallette col legc, Hartford. The masses eac( morning will be at 5;3o and 7:3' o'clock and tho evening service will start at 7:$o.
 Masses on Sunday morning wi he al !, S, q lo:50 and ll:i5 o'cloCl standard time
 Three Fires
 The fire department was calle' out on three occasions last eNenlni for brush fires. At 7:13 r. m. Squad A received call for fir near the yard of tho Beach Lumhe company on Middle street and upoi arriving. found large tree ablaz from the roots 10 the top branches The sparks were being carried b. tho wind into the lumber yard ant it was only after hard fight tha the flames were subdued. At 7:50 ?, m. q call was receive, from q brush fire on Blakosle street. Squad X responded and short time after Engine Companio Nos. and appeared in respons to a box alarm which had bee, rung in hy someone living near tn corner Of Queen and High streets Chemicals were used 10 fight tn flames and shortly after the tlremeI were relieved by a gang of mel headed by tho fire warden. Tn i blaze was placed under control a about . o'clock and thinking tn 1 fire had been eXtinguishod tho mel ! dry laws in the previous year. Tn | sparks, however, were famed int, flames after thcir departure and a 10 o'clock squad A received an other call. This time the blaze wa eNtinCuiShri with chemicals