New Britain herald., 1927-10-03
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 One Of the features Of the day was the appearance Of Newton W. Baldwin. Blue Hills resident. who has been confined 10 his bed for the past several weeks with a serious attack of illness. Mir. Baldwin made the tourney to the kensington polls in order to keep intact record which has been made hy many years Of voting without absence from the polls. His appearance was greeted vociferously.
 Arrests Two
 Roswell Daintor, @9 years old. Of 142 Converse avenue. Merid"N, was arrested late Saturday night on the turnpike hy Constable Frank Brown on charges of operating an automo- bile while under the influence of liquor. He Is said to have been driy- ing at q reckless speed and Nabiing over the road. narrowly missing seN- erai other machines. II" was taken 10 the New Britain police station W under bonds of $500 for appearance before Judge George G. GrisWold to- morrow evening at the regular weekly session of the Berlin town court.
 Louis Burclle Of Treasure Fields was arrested yesterday morning by Officer Brown on charges of drunk cness and breach of the peace. He was released from the New Britain police station this morning under bonds of S25 and will explain the facts of the case tomorrow evening before Judge Griswold
 Girl Returned
 Mabel Chapman, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. John Chapman of kcnsing- ton. who was reported missing from her home on September 24, has been returned to her parents, local police have reported.
 Mrs. Harriet VI. Butler The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet M. Butler. former kensington resident, who died at her home in Merlden Saturday. was held yesterday after noon in Mcridcn.
 Mrs. Butler was born in Blu" Hills and for many years was member of the kenSington Congregational church. She removed to Merlden about four years ago and had many friends in this community. \ large delegation of Rerlinites attended inc 1nI- gF . ernoon.
 Tabs Whist SchduIcd The St. Paul T. A. X B. society will hold the first of a series ol weekly whist parties at its hall on New Britain avenue on "Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, Prizes will be awarded and the card playing vii. be followed by a social. The Tabs Fife and Drum Corps has changed it's meeting and rehear- sal night from weekly on Monday 1 evenings to the second and fourth | Thursday of each month. The change is made as q trial and is not permanent.
 To Close Early | kcnsington stores will go on tho winter schedule of closing on Wed ncsday evening, october ,. Wher they will shut their doors at 6;S' o'clock instead of S:30 o'clock. Fri l day evening closing will take place at S:30 o'clock and Saturday eve ming at 10 o'clock.
 Booklets Issued
 The report of town officers fol , the year ending September l, l927 i together with tEe proposed buildlns code which will be put 10 vote a ! thr coming town meeting were IS | sued to all voters at the polls thu morning.
 The report covers 42 pages ant l includes the reviews Of the select men, the finance board. the super intendent of schools and the schoo board. the health officer and tn visiting nurse.
 ! The proposed building code in cludcs 32 pages and is composed O recommendations Of the commute in charge of the drawing mp Of tn resolutions. Pelton and King O , Middletown had charge of the print ing Of both booklets.
 To Replace Bridge
 Settling question winch ha existed in the minds of the resi- dents Of this place since the begin ming of the construction of the neN l highway. word has been receive that the bridge on Pennington ave