New Britain herald., 1927-11-10

successor to Mayor Wade for the
 balance of the present term and for l the council as constituted on Janu- ary 1st, 1928 to name a mayor for the ensuing two year period. | Second. That if as a matter Of 1 policy the council should prefer 10 | have the matter left to the decision of the electors, that this can only be 1 done through the medium of our primary system.
 Third. That if the matter is left to the determination Of the voters. that the city council after the cleo i Ions, ratify the choice by formal vote, so as 10 eliminate any possible question of the legality of the pro- cedure followed in the matter. Respectfully submitted. "WlLLIAM N. DeROSIER,, Corporation Counsel" Masonic Officials Al a meeting of the Masonic Building corporation held last eve nlng the following officers were elected: Miles Lewis Peck, H. |, 1 Bartholomew, Richard H. Beamish. Emil H. Funk, Morris T.. Tiffany. Charles l.. Wooding, Julian R. Rol- ley. William H. Hummer, Wallace E. Crumb, l.. l.. Beach. Franklin l.. Muzzy, Albert D. Wilson and Will liam l.. Lawson.
 At subsequent meeting Of the board Of directors, the following of- tlcers were reelected: President. Miles Lewis Peck; vice president, Wallace B, Crumb; secretary, Albert p. Wilson; treasurer, Julian R. Holley; auditors, Morris l.. Tiffany and Richard H. Beamish
 Case Continued
 The case of Jack Waldimar. charged with embczzlement by hailco, sale Of car subject 10 condi- tional bill os sale and obtaining money under false pretenses, was continued until Tuesday. November 29th. by Prosecuting Attorney James '. Mather this morning. Waldimar was released under bonds of sl,0o0. furnished by Aaron G. Cohen or Hartford.
 The date specified in the warrant is October 29th, and the complain ant Frank Hislop. who conducts q barborshop on North Main street. The amount mentioned in the cm- bczzl"ment charge is S70o
 Naldimar for the past few years Ia, |, Bristol Oldsmobile company. He left the city about three weeks ago and since that time has been in the employ Of an automobile dealer in Hartford.
 Store Entered
 The store of Anderson and Bloom, located at the corner Of Washing ton street and Stafford avenue, was entered carly this morning and a quantity of merchandise stolen. The exact amount of the loss has not as yet been determined.
 1t k believed that the break oc- cured after the night officer left his beat at 1 a. m. Entry was gained by prying open the front door.
 The store in question has been before on two occasions. Officer James McNamee, while pa trolling the night beat a few years ago, discovered two men In the act of breaking open the safe. He en- tered the building and captured both burglars, who were sentenced to several years in Bristol as a result of the break, The last time the store was hurglarized was early fn the summer and the youths respon- sihlc were finally located and sen tenced to states prison.
 k. of (. Meeting
 \ meeting of Palos Council. Knights of Columbus, will be held at $ o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall. Following the business session l buffet luncheon will be servevd md an entertainment program ren- tered.
 .Armistice Day Observance
 The city offices and banks will Jose all day tomorrow in observ- anCe Of Armistice Day. Special ex. ,rcises will be held in the schools n the morning. Exercises at the Memorial on the Boulevard Niil bc held at II o'clock in the under the auspices Of Selcheprey Post. American Legion. tNMayor Joseph F. Dutton. Bris. ol's wartime mayor will be the pcaker for the occasion.
 Auto Theft
 William Go0ghardt Of AS Bond trerr. Hartford, reported 10 the no- ice department this morning that lis automobile, q Ruick sedan, had 'ecn stolen from tho parking place m West street carly this morning. n" police are Investigating.