New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
cial alcohol to illegal channels.
 Fireman RecuDcratfn1

FHcildn ItcCupSfdtlnX Hubert l.. Mccormick. fireman attached to the Welch Fire company. who was operated on for appendi- citis at the Bristol hospital on Mon day, is convalescing slowly.
 sewer Bonds Hearing. Postponed
 The hearing on the bill introduced to the general assembly by Repre- sentative Epaphroditus Peck of this city asking authorization for bonds in the amount of s2o0.oo0 to cover the proposed sewer facilities for For. cstville. and which was originally scheduled for today. has been post- poned until Tuesday. April 1cth.
 Bristol Brass Corp. Elects
 At a meeting of the stockholders of the Bristol Brass corporation held Wednesday afternoon. the following directors were elected: J. R. Hoiley and W. s. Ingraham of Bristol. Dean Welch of Nutlev. N. J., Pierce N Welch of New Haven. A. D. Wilson of Bristol. Harold K English of New Haven Roy T. H. Barnes Of Hart ford, F. S. Chamberlain Of New Britain and Charles T. Treadway, Alexander Harper. Fuller r. Barnes. Edward 1ngraham. w. Kenneth Ses- sions and Townsend c. Treadway. all of Bristol. The last three named on the board are new directors. replac- ing Samuel B. Harper of Bristol and Shiras Morris of Hartford. both de- ceased and Samuel Ferguson Of Hartford. resigned
 At a subsequent meeting of the directors. the old officers were re- elected: Alexander Harper, presi- dent; Julian R. Holley, vice-presi- dent; Albert D. Wilson, secretary and treasurer: Carl A. Gustafson, cash fer; John II. Nickers, superintendent.
 still Out of Business?
 Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden received . communication this morn. ing from a Boston firm to whom he had submitted an order for police de- partment supplies in which the order was acknowledged together with an expression Of surprise to hear that the local department was still func- uoning. They explained this by say ing that they had read in the Bristol items of paper purchased in Bos- ton that sign reading Going Ou, of Business was seen in the local police office one morning last weel;.
 This occurred on the date of the heavy wind storm recently when the large sign mentioned above was blown from in front of the store Of Leo Gross on North Main street and was eventually taken to police head quarters for safe keeping.
 Motor Meters Stolen
 Levi Legasse of Dewey avenue re- ported to the police department that the motor meter had been stolen from his automobile while 1t was parked on Prospect street last night.
 A similar theft was reported by Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell who had left his car parked near the Willard Battery and Gas station on School street for a short time last evening.
 Parent-Teacher Meeting
 A meeting of the Federal Hill par ent-teacher association will be held in the school auditorium on Monday evening. February 21. Alfred. H. Breckbill. local scout executive, will speak on Your Child's Physical Welfare"
 A musical program will be der ed by the Grammar school orches- tra and dancing. with music by Dick Arms orchestra, will be enjoyed later in the evening.
 Woodbury Indees Here Saturday
 The fast Woodbury Indees will furnish the opposition for the New Departure basketball team next Sat urday evening at the high school gym. The visiting quintet Is one Of the fastest in the state. having on its roster such players as Billy Sheehy. Heinie Darlington and Foley. who play with the St. Joseph's Tabs and Johnny Dunn of the Brooklyn A. c. of Waterbury.