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New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
Chautauqua Well Attended

Both the afternoon and evening
performances OF the Bristol Chau-
tauqua association were well. attend
ed yesterday. In the afternoon .
musical program was presented by
the Williams Duo and in the eve
ming the play ''Sun-Up" was pre-
sented.
The program this afternoon con-
sisted OF health demonstration by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rucker AdamA This
evening there will be a song recital
by Louise StalIings and a lecture by
DR.. Albert Edward Wiggam. noted
lecturer and author. Miss Stallings
was an outstanding figure in the
first Chautauqua program here seven
years ago.
On Friday morning between II
and IL O'Clock. the city officials will
turn over their offices for one hour
to the officers of Junior Town and
they will be in complete charge of
running the city government be-
tween those hours. 1t is expected
that the Law and Order commits
sioners will give special attention to
the traffic regulations as the subject
of safety first is being discussed in
the Junior Town assembly
o. L. A. NJ. Meeting
The regular meeting OF the
Daughters of Q. L. A. NJ. will take
place at o'clock Wednesday eve
ming in Red Mems wigwam. This
will be the only meeting during the
month.
Requiem Masses
A months mind high mass of re-
QUEEN was celebrated at s O'Clock
this morning at St Matthew $
church in memory of the late Mrs.
Catherine Kenney.
An anniversary high mass of re-
ouiem will be celebrated at st. An
thongs church at $50 O'Clock
Thursday morning in memory Of
Carolina Porrini.
Lions At Coppounce
The Lions International of Bris-
tol, Meriden and New Britain are
holding an outing at Lake Com
pounce This afternoon and evening.
\ program of athletic events was
fun off during the afternoon and az
$50 dinner will be served in the
dining room OF the resort.
swimming Places Popular
The heat and humidity of the
past two days has sent thousands to
the various swimming places in. the
city during the afternoons and eve
ming. Lake Compounce, Rockwell
Park and Malone lake were all well
patronized particularly during yes
terday afternoon and evening.
X. OF p. Meeting
Ethan lodge, Knights of Pytkias.
will hold their regular weekly meet
ing at o'clock tomorrow evening
in Arcanum hall. This meeting will
be followed by the institution Of the
Temple OF Pythian Sisters.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
Berlin. She Is the daughter Of Major
and Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox.
East Berlin Items

Berlin. She Is the daughter Of Major
and Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox.
East Berlin Items
The report Of the gas committee
as to the possibility OF the installa-
ton of the gas mains in East Ber-
lin will probably be given out with
in a few days, as the Meriden office
has had the matter under considera-
ton. 1t is understood that the Meri-
den office has had the subject up
with the New Britain Gas company
under whose jurisdiction is the en-
tire district. The pipes for the new
line have already been distributed
from Meriden through this district
to Cromwell and Midd!etown.
The Community club meeting this
evening will commence promptly a,
o'clock. A good program has been
arranged for the meeting and 1t is
hoped that a urge attendance will
outing Saturday arranged tentative
schedule of events and will ask men,
bers of the club to donate the prizes
for the winners as has been the GUS
tom In former years. There will be
events for both men and women.
There are also several events for the
children. This being tho last meeting
before the outing it is necessary that
those going should report to John
Lewis Of their intention so that trans
portation can be provided.
Miss Peggy Dolan has returned to
her home in New Britain after an ex-
tended visit with Miss Betty Bour-
geos.
John Schell and family Of New
York motored here today for Wis t
with his sister, Mrs. John Frank of
West Cromwell.
Mrs. Paul Siegrist and sons. Mrs.
Mary Bourgeois and daughter Betty
and Mrs. E. Bittner and family spent
yesterday at Dorm cottage at Lake
Pocotopaug in East Hampton.
The committee on fresh air"
children report progress in their
work but there are yet number of
children to be placed. The commit
tee would appreciate nearing from
those people who would take either
a boy or girl for the last two weeks
In August.
Next week Thursday, July p, will
be Governors day at Camp Wood
stock, the Hartford county Y camp.
All members Of the Community club
are invited to attend. The local drum
corps will spend the day at the camp
taking part in the marching exhibit
ton in the afternoon.
The Epworth league Is planning
for another outing to be held within
the next two weeks. The event will
be held either at Jobs Pond IN
Portland or at Baldwins Pond In
Meriden.
The library will be open Friday
afternoon and evening for the ex-
change of books.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
Hop Off From Mt. Clemens
On First Leg of Flight

Mt. Clemens Mich, July - CUP
Miss Mildred Doran. 20 year old
school teacher and Auggie Pedlar.
Flint aviator, started today for
Long Beach, Cal, in their Flint-to-
Hawaii plane, the Miss Doran"
They said they would refuel this aft
ernoon at haywood flying field In
the Chicago suburb.
Miss Doran and Pedlar attempted
to make the flight late yesterday but
encountered stiff gale after only
about fifty miles. Rather than take
any chances with their plane they
returned to Selfridge field for the
night. The storm inflicted heavy
damage in lower Michigan and kill
ed three persons.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
PILGRIMS DINNER.

London. July Is R-The Pilgrims
gave dinner last night in honor Of
the Rt. Rev. William +. Manning,
Episcopal bishop of New York. In
the course OF his speech Bishop
Manning denounced "companionate
marriages, saying: THE very foun-
dation of Christian civilization is
weakened by trial marriages. Some
thnsg In life desrve no consideration
whatever. and this is one
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
FLORIDA PROTESTS
Objects To Selection of Los Angeles
As the Place For Next Elks'
Reunion.

Cincinnati. July IS R1Florida
delegates to the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks convention
decided to contest in the grand
lodge session today the selection OF
Los Angeles as the next reunion city.
Los Angeles in the balloting yes
terday won a tentative victory when
it polled 713 votes as against 5Ss
for Miami. Florida, and 235 for At
lantic City. On the face Of the re-
turns, Los Angeles won the decision,
but because that city had failed to
obtain a plurality over Miami and
Atlantic City, the question was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee
for ruling.
1t has been customary in the past
that the lowest city had withdrawn
in favor of the highest city and it
was expected after the balloting yes
terday that Atlantic City would fol-
low this precedent. Representatives
of Atlantic City and Miami met last
night and it was announced that the
Atlantic City delegation had pledged
its support to Miami.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
MEN fined after
BOUNDARY DISPUTE
BerlinitS Who Fought With
2; Clubs and Spades, in Court
$4,000 SUIT IS RECoRED
Several Berlin Court Gases Are Con-
ttnued-PoIlution of Mattabessett
River Gives Rise to Comment

A heated boundary dispute which
led the arrest Of the participants
and caused them to be brought be-
fore Judge Griswold In the Berlin
town court last night. resulted In
fines OF SIS and costs each, for John
Malicki and Thomas Stagis. both of
Berlin. The men appealed to the
superior court.
Malicki lives on the old Nichols
place in the southern part Of the
town and Stagis resides on the prop
erty adjacent. On July 7 dispute
over boundary lines came to a head
and the men are alleged to have as
saulted each other with clubs and
spades. Apparently the spades were
trumps since Malicki received a
broken arm as a result.
Both men were arrested. charged
with mutual assault, and were
brought to court last night. 1t seems
that the quarrel over the dividing
line had been going on for some
time. One of the men moved 1t 10
feet and the other moved 1t back.
How long this state Of affairs con-
tinued is not known. At any rate,
the argument got too hot to be set
tied with mere words, according to
evidence submitted In court.
Due to the fact that Malicki has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Stagis, appeals were taken
by both parties. Malicki was repre-
scented by Albert A. Greenberg of
the firm Of Greenberg and Levitt,
New Britain, and 1t was through that
attorney that the suit was brought.
Stagis was represented by Judge
William F. Mangan Of New Britain.
Malicki's suit claims damages for
an alleged assault with a tin shovel
and for the broken arm. The writ
Is retr -nable in the city court of
New Britain the first Monday OF
August. Deputy Sheriff Martin H..
Horwitz Of New Britain served the
papers.
Lacked Conn. Registration
Henry C. St. Germaine of Worces-
ter. Mass. operator Of one of the
buses which travel between Boston
and New York. was fined $40 and
costs for failing to have his vehicle
equipped with Connecticut regis
tration. He was arrested yesterday
on the turnpike by state police
man.
Hector Hamilton of Dix avenue.
New Britain. maid a fine Of SO and
costs for failing to have his car
equipped with proper brakes. He
was arrested Sunday afternoon by
Officer George Kanupka of Berlin
police department after car oper-
ated by New Britain men had collid-
edwith another machine.
Several Cases Continued
The cases of Wylley D. Glass and
James Brice. both Of Hartford. who
were arrested Sunday night by Of
f1cer Frank Brown. after slight ac-
cident on the turnpike. were con-
tinued until 1880 p. m. Glass is
charged with carrying passenger for
hire, in car not equipped with pub
lie service markers. Brice, who was
driving Glass machine, Is charged
with driving without an operators
license. Both men are negroes.
Alexander Solomon. arrested for
socAeAs driving. after an accident on
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13

| local shortstop he believes he hai
found one who measures up to him
in both playing and anatomical re-
| quirements.
| Relief Corps Whist
The Manross Women's Relief
corps held whist at the home of
Mrs. Laura Warfield yesterday after
noon. The first prize was won by
Mrs. Chapman of Bristol, second by
Mrs. Fannie Sprague of Forestville,
and the consolation by Mrs. Loomis
of Whiting street. Mrs. Jennie
Hickok of East Main street took the
door prize.
A social time was enjoyed and
lunch served. The committee Is
very grateful to Mrs. Warfield for
opening her home to the W. r. c.
Zacchi to Sell Store
Nebo Sacchi Of w .iting street has
filed notice with the town clerk that
he intends to sell his business at Is
Whiting street to Louis Berlanti. The
deal will be COMP ted in about two
weeks, when Berlanti, who now con-
ducts grocery and meat business
on West Main street. will move into
plans to move to White Plains. n. Y.
Filling Station Entered
The filling station on Forestville
avenue operated by Mrs. c. A. Par
dee was entered Monday night, ac-
cording to a report made by Mrs.
Pardee to Constable E. W. Furrey.
The thieves entered by breaking
down the front door. They took a
quantity OF tobacco but did not stea'
any money.
Miss Eva Hyde has returned to her
home in Berlin OTTER spending a va
cation with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Hyde of Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cassidy and
Miss Anna Cafferty of Bank street
and Mrs, Thomas O'Brien, daughter
Rosemary, and son Thomas of Bris-
toll left today for vacation at La
coma, n. H.
Miss Ethel Pinder is visiting with
Mrs. H. E. Horton of West Hartford.
They are vacationing by making mo-
tor trips to the shore resorts.
A social will be given at the home
of William Mel, 35 Pearl street.
Saturday evening. The public is in
vited.
The regular mid-week prayer met
ing will be held at the Baptist church
tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Town Clerk May Morgan has re-
corded a warrantee deed from Gus
tave Ostman of Pennington avenue
to Stanislas and Camille Leger Of
Springfield, giving them title to pro-
perry on Pennington avenue.
Frank Cunningham and Edgar
Cadrain are spending vacation in
| Canada.
spel - : the summer at Cedar Lake
Gordon j. Hatson is taking short
vacation. His place at the post office
is being filled by Albert H. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Phelps and
daughter, Lois. left this evening for
Oakland, Me-, where they will spend
the remainder If the month.
Drs. B. L. and H. Protass, dentists.
| Strand theater bldg. Tel. 241.-advt.
Store for Rent. Centrally located.
Inquire NJ. Birnbaum, Phone New
Britain Tel. 23S4-advt.
July Clearance Sale. Greatest bar
gains in the history of Plainviile.
| Everything must go regardless OF
price. Owing to the cold weather
we have on hand a great deal OF
summer merchandise which We must
turn into cash. l. J. Birnbaum.-
advt.
For reinforcement of 5 rooms.
and garage. Plainville. Phone 1874.
-adVt.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13

! the town ION the east wall OF the
| Sequassin Block has been suggested
painted In colors and to be illumin.
ated at night which will call atten-
| tion-first to ourselves and secondly
to the passerby-that his is Plain
vile and that Plainville is Our
Home A very simple thought, but
worthy Of careful consideration on
the part OF each one of US. The
simple words are intended to re-
mind Us OF our duty to the home
town; that we say nothing to take
away her prestige: do nothing to
mar her fair name: forget her
shortcomings, and lay emphasis on
her virtues,
I'VE believe such a home town re-
minder will assist In creating an at
mosphere that will impress the pas
serby and lead him to tell others of
this community where each seems
to be wishing the other well: and
all together, all the time, are sing
Ing the praises Of the town-which
Is their home"
The committee on the town dis
play consists OF ". B. WILDER, j. E.
Lamb, A. NJ. Raymond, ]. E. Usher.
A A. Mcleod, and L. L. Brastow.
Some opposition has been voiced
to the location Of the sign. 1t Is
claimed that the sign should be on
the outskirts OF the town rather than
In the center. also tina. its presence
SO close to railroad crossing might
detract motorists attention from the
crossing and be a menace to traf-
fic safety.
Ryder Estate Sells Out
Samuel ]. Castle of Canal street
has purchased the stationery and
news business formerly owned by the
late Marshall P. Ryder and con-
Quoted since his death by THE
Estate of NJ. P. Ryder" The bust
ness will hereafter be conducted by
Mr.. Castle as sole proprietor at the
same location in Russell's block. oc-
cupied by Mr.. Ryder and his estate
since 1908.
The business now acquired by Mr..
Castle is the second oldest in Plain
willie and the oldest conducted under
one management. 1t really dates
back to 1870, when Frank Z. Burn
ham began 1t in a small way, his
store then being located where the
Chinese laundry on West Main street
now Is. Mr.. Burnham was succeed
ed In 1876 by Walter and William
Moore. and 1t was from the former
that Mr.. Ryder bought the business
in 1877. The firm therefore carried
the Ryder name for so years, both in
its old location and, after it was
| burned out there, in the present one
/ The only business in town which is
older is that of Frisbie & Heming-
way, but the partners in that enter
prise have changed frequently.
Mr.. Castle has been employed fol-
four years in the store which he
has just purchased. Under the name
of IS. J. Castle" he plans to carry
on an up-to-date stationery and
news store in all its branches.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-13
BAN ON WHEAT

Warsaw, Poland, July IS (CP)-
The government has forbidden i'm
portation of wheat until Aug. 81.
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NEWS Of ~ OUR NEIGHB0RS

who were married June 30, spent n
few days visiting relatives and
friends in our vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. george Moore and
children visited relatives here over
the Fourth.
The quartet from Fletcher college,
University Park. Iowa. gave a splen-
did program of sacred ana secular
music in the high school own Monfay
night. Misses Fern Nolte and Joy
Tabler Of jamestown accompanied
the quartet from jamestown and gave
several numbers on the program.
The kidder county school officers
meeting held here Friday was well
attended in spite Of the rainy
| weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Selness and
| family left Sunday for yCooperstown
where they spent the Fourth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DeWall have
gone to South Dakota for short
| visit.
Mrs. Emma Marsh is spending sew
eral weeks here visiting and look.
ing after business matters.
The Steele high band played f0i
the celebration in Tappen on the
| Fourth. The members wore their
| new white uniforms for the first
| time on this occasion.
Marvin Ness is spending a short
vacation from his work in Bismarck
! with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. r
! Ness
A shower was given County, Su
/ perntendent Mrs. Ed Williams b!
i her lady friends Thursday evening.
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residents Of this township, visited
friends here Sunday and spent the
Fourth at Pursian park, renewing
friendships of former days.
Miss Ruth Welch of Mandan is u
house guest this week at the II. A.
Carlisle home.
There was large crowd out to
the celebration July 4 at Pursian
park. Races, contests, music, dane
ing and fireworks were much en-
joyed By the large crowd. The
weather seemed little cool for bath
ing but not too cool for ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Is. Gooding and
little folks called at the Ernest Sa-
vile home Sunday evening.
Mrs. X. j. Elliott and young folks
have been enjoying IL vacation motor
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morkin and baby
daughter Patricia Of Glendale are
here renewing acquaintance. Mrs.
Morkin was formerly Miss Ethel
Clark and was raised in this neigh
borhood. She also taught the local
school for several years.
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Regain

Mr.. and Mrs. August Westerman
motored to Parshall Sunday and
from there will go to Minot in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Rem
pei and Doris where they will visit
the Northwest fair and celebration.
: Mrs. H. f.. Rannestad, Bess Will
son, Hazel Rhines and Hilda Krause
motored to Bismarck Wednesday and
spent the day shopping.
Fritz and Otto Uhde spent several
days of last week in Bismarck.
Mrs. A. II. Lundberg and children
and Mrs. William Nicholson and
Freida Uhde attended the circus in
McClusky Saturday.
A. H. Helgeson went to Sid
ney, Mont, after returning to Regain
to attend to business matters. The
Helgesons will come back to Regain
some time next week.
Marvin and Paul Rupp and Dick
Rhines we're camping at the lake
over the Fourth.
@. J. Hillstead motored to Hawley
Mimi, Sunday to spend the Fourth
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with relatives there and to visit Mrs.
Hillstead, who is visiting relatives
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daniclson and
baby returned Monday from trip
to the Black Hills. While there they
had the pleasure of meeting Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge and liked
them very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wcsterman,
Mrs. Anna Wilson and A. +. TOurt-
lotte motored to Bismarck Thurs
day.
Charles Colip and sister, Mrs. Mary
Rasche, were Bismarck visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. a. l.. Garnes and Margaret
and Andy returned Friday after
spending a few days with the w. y.
Richardson family at Sanger.
V. j.. Bemis, president OF the Bank
Of lnkstcr, and his daughter, Mrs.
W. X. Stevens, and two sons trans
acted business in Regain Saturday.
they were returning from Williston,
where they attended the dedication
celebration of the new bridge. Mr.
Bems is one of the oldest settlers
of the upper Red river valley and
has seen this state change from Il
frontier prairie to fertile farming
! land.
Harold Hopton, manager Of the
state bonding department, was q
business visitor in Regain Friday.
The large new barn being erected
on the Fred urbach farm is nearly
completed and it is urged that barr
dance be given. This is one of the
best and most up-to-date as well as
largest dairy barns in this territory
John Howe has just completed the
concrete work for the basement ant
foundation Of the new dwelling be
ing erected on the q. G. Hagstron
farm, five miles northwest Of Regain
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Steele

Mrs. Hammes of New England is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Geisler and
children are absent on three weeks
vacation trip to relatives in Iowa.
j. +. Remboldt is putting In q
modern filling station near his resi-
dence on Trail 10.
Stanley Lindseth arrived from
Minneapolis last week and is spend
ing part of his vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Lindseth
Charlie Miller sold his big barn TO
John Storey, who moved it onto the
Brady farm last week.
Earl Templeman came home from
Chicago last week where he has been
! attending college.
DR.. Prescott and Gerald and
frankie Omodt drove to Burnstad
last Thursday where DR.. Prescott
directs the band. They spent thu
night and till about ten o'clock Fri
day morning getting home on &C
count of the muddy roads.
Mrs. Epstein and Marcia spen
July fourth in jamestown visiting
relatives.
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
had their annual picnic at LAKE
Isabelle Wednesday and the Method
list had theirs on Thursday. Boil
schools reported an enjoyable time,
Norman Ness returned last wcel
from Oakland, Cal, where he ha
been teaching in the university. 2
Mrs. Robert Menke is visiting he
parents in Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Jones are en-
joying visit from their daughter
Mrs. Grin Bartsch, and children.
Robert Wage had a rib broke1
while working on the road last week
Mrs. E. I. Harris and children o
Minneapolis are visiting relative
here.
j. ]. Hochalter and Violet spen
the weekend visiting relatives i
streeter.
Mrs. F.. w. Neutman is receiving
: medical treatment at Bismarck.
A band Of Salvation Army work
ers from Bismarck held Il stree
meeting here Saturday night.
Grandpa and Grandma Omodt at
tended church in Steele Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Templeman and the boys wen
.. to the farm Thursday to look afte
things there.
A transient named Butler was al
rested Wednesda'' charged with tn
burglary of the Olson pool hall re
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Buegemar
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Steiber

Miss Winnie Malone of Bismarck
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Malone.
c. l.. Malone. Fred Bergquist, John
Anderson ard Robert Ratzner at
tended the meeting of the school
boards in Bismarck Thursday from
Pleasant View district. They were
accompanied by their wives, who
spent the day shopping and visiting
relatives.
John Carlson and family were Bis
marck visitors Thursday, Mr.. Carlson
being in attendance at the schoo
board meeting from Estherville town
ship.
J. r. Jones has purchased new
Ford sedan.
Mrs. Robert Palmer and children
are visiting relatives at Sykcsion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson ant
children. Dennis and Doris, and Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Malone and Mis-:
Winnie Malone were guests ut thu