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New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
THREE ARRESTED
 IN W0MAN'S ROOM
Landlord Complains to Police
 Liquor Raid Follows
PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE
Principal Judd Announces Several Fine Records at Broad Street School-Dcputy Wardcns May Is- sue Fire Pcrmits-BricfS.

Mrs. Harriet Jcrroll. Albert J. 1 conlon and James McGuire We're ar ] rested yesterday afternoon in Mrs. | Jerroli's room in the Central blocl, ! by Constable F.. w. Furrcy follow 1 ing q complaint by E. C. Barrett, the 1 landlord. Mir. Barrett complained I that the two men were in Mrs. ter l roid's room, and Furrey found the l three of them there. All appeared | 10 be under the influence of liquor ! Whil" an empty flask and bottle 1 full Of liquor were found in he 1 room.
 1 All three were placed under ar ! lest, The two men were lodged in 1 h" local lookup. while Furrey took 1 Mrs. Jerrold 10 the New Britain po- l lice station. where she is being held Their cases will be heard this after noon by Justice NJ. o. Ryder. Mrs. Jcrrold was an occupant Of the automobile which was struck by q train at the East street crossing on February .. This was the crash
 in which Mrs. Ethel Schutte was critically injured and as a result Of | which Archie Pilon was fined s50 and costs in court here Thursday evening.
 The three arrests yesterday after noon were followed last evening hy a raid on the home of James Martin of Whiting street, it being believed that tn" liquor found in Mrs. Jer- . rold's room had been purchased oi Martin. Two quarts of liquor were discovered and confisca,ed by Con, stables Fred callen. r.. w. t'arrar and Andrew Hogan. IL was Martin; iScCond arrest for violating the liquor ; law: he was arrested and fined on 2 similar charge as the result of q rail a few months ago.
 Catholic Church.
 The regular masses will be held l at the Church of Our Lady ot Mercy tomorrow morning at < anG
 10 o'clock, with sunday school at ! o'clock. 4 meeting of the hoys oi the Junior Holy Name society vii be held after Sunday school Lcnter services will be held in the evening at 7:3o o'clock, consisting of tn" TO-
 sary. q sermon by Rev Michac Guorin of St. Thomas seminary Hartford, and honeliction of th, Blessed Sacrament,
 on Monday evening a' < o'cioc| there will be an anniversary higl mass Of requiem for Mrs. Holel kavanaush.
 Friday. the Feast of the Annulci. ation of the Elossed Virgin Mary will be observed with in" way Of the cross, followed by benodicton. al
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 Perfect in Attendance
 Several further fine a1tondanc. records in the local public school. have been uncovered by prinCipa Orrin l.. Judd of the Broad stree school. interest in this having he.r aroused by the announcement tha Earl McGibbon. high school stu dent. had gone nine years withou missing a session The following pupils. now in the high school, de. serve special mention for their rec. ords in the Broad street school. Lawrence Gregory was perfect IT attendance from the time he en.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

ton. This will be the last rehearsal before the East Berlin presentation or the show which will be given at Athletic hall on Monday evening.
 Charles W. Williams, kensington mail carrier, who is confined to his home with an attack of illness is reported as being slightly improved. Blasting Demonstration County Agent Benjamin South | WICK of the Hartford County Farm bureau, has arranged with AgricUl- tural Engineer F. W. knipe of the extension service for q blasting dem onstration on the farm of C. Fred Johnson of kcnsington on Thursday afternoon, March 3l, at 2 o'clock. This will give farmers interested an i opportunity 10 get some first hand information on the subject. The demonstration includes stump clear ance from cut land and other in- stances where blasting would be ad- Vantageous to the land owner. | Visits Daughter ! Postmaster and Mrs. Sidney M. 1 EoWles of kcnsington are spending the weekend at Norton, Mass, where they Hre visiting their daugh- ter. Miss Lois Cowlcs who is a stu dent at Wheaton college in that place.
 At Catholic Church. 1 Masses at St. Paul's church. kcns- { ington, will be celebrated at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Dur ing the week the masses will be at s o'clock. Lcnten dcvotions will be held on Wednesday and Friday nights beginning at 7:3o o'clock. On Wednesday nights Il course of Len ten sermons is being given by Rev W. \. DoWnoy, formerly ot St. Nary's church. New Britain. On Friday evening the service consist of The Way of the Cross" { On next sunday there will be Polish priest al st, pau's. | The feast of the Annunciation will , he observed with q mass Friday morning at s o'clock
 At the Sacred Heart church in East E"riin tomorrow morning thor" will be q mass, sermon. benc- dirtion and sunday school, begin ming at 2 o'clock.
 Monday morning al x o'clock there will be an anniversary high mass at St. paul's church for the late Edgar Ives.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
ORDER OF NOTICE

Upon complaint in said cause brought 10 said Court, at Hart ford. in said County, on the first Tuesday of April, 1927. claiming foreclosure of a Mechanics Lien and damages, it appearing 10 and being found by the subscribing au- thority tha. the defendant Wilbur LaCase whose last known residence was in the Town of Newington. Con- necticut. that the present where ahouts of the said defendant Wilbur Lagasc is unknown to the plaintiff.
 ORDERED: That notice of the in- stitution and pendoncy of said com- plaint shall be given the defendant by publishing this order in the New Britain Herald, q newspaper pub lished in New Britain. Connecticut, once a week. for two successive weeks commencing on or before March l?. 1897.
 THEODORE C. CASE,
 Clerk Of said Court.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

Piain,iIlc Lumber X Coal Co.
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 Wilbur J. LagnSc, ct al. Court of Common Pleas, County of Hartford March 18th, 1927.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
East Berlin Items

Services in the Methodist church
 will be held tomorrow at the usual
 hours. Morning service at 10:45
 o'clock with preaching by the pas
 tor. Sunday school at 12. The I Junior league will meet at o'clock 1 and the Epworth league at 6:45 1 o'clock. There will be an illustrat-
 ed lecture at ':3o o'clock by the l pastor. The slides accompanying the lecture are said to be very good. The public is invited to attend
 Sunday school at St. Gabriers
 Episcopal church will be held at 9 o'clock followed by the regular church service at 10 o'clock. Lester Rich is entertaining his cousin from New Britain over the week k-end.
 Mrs. Raymond Blauvelt and daughter have returned to her home in New Britain after spending the week here as the guests of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Payne.
 Cortland Read is spending the week end as the guest ot his grand mother in West Cromwell.
 Athletic hall will be the mecca for entertainment Monday evening when Tabs minstrels Of Kensington Will stage their black face comedy.
 The show is said to be the best ever turned out in the neighborinc vil lage and has been booked 10 broad cast next month. The Pythian Sis ters have secured the entire troup for the one and only performance Monday evening. Dancing will fol- low
 Considerable interest has been aroused over the prospect of ihe bus line but the s25 guarante. ask cd by the Connecticut company equivalent 10 S175 q week has ! prompted much adverse discussion. The guarantee asked is equivalent 10 sixteen fares each way on the five round trips. two fares being the charge 10 New Britain. In some quarters the feeling exists that an independent bus line would make ! better offer Of service 10 East Bcr- llnltes for the same guarantee pro- vided the pnblic utilities commission would sanction the move. However, ! the proposition Of the Connecticut | company will be considered next | Wednesday evening at tn" Commun- ! lty club session which is expected 1 10 attract all those interested in the 1 project. A committee to act in tn. matter will be appointed at that | time.
 All roads within the town are now passable the warm dry weather Of the past few days having much tc (Continued on Page I2)
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19
TWOSUMM0NEDFO FOR {. RECKLESS DRIVING Four Cars Damaged ill Early | Season Accidents on Pike
 CASES APPEAR TUESDAY
St.tc Farm Bureau to Give i'las'"S
 Exhibition on kcnsinSton farm-
 Mail Delivery Hampcred by bau \ Roals-Othcr Items Of interest,"

Two Meridon men came to silc+ on the highways of the town Eester- |lay when two accidents wrecked |their machines resulting m the ar rest of pair of drivers by Con .tahle Frank Brown. Both were summoned to appear at the 1ueS- Iay evening" session of the Beriin town court before Judge George G. Iriswold.
 George A. Gamble of 217 South street, Hartford, was arrested by Officer Brown yesterday when his automobile collidcd with d car op- arated by Dr. Salvatore De Rosa of |i19 West Main street, Meridcn. bad y damaging both cars. Gamble IS ,harged with reckless driving and |nas been asked to explain the clr- runstances leading up to the crash before Judge Grisw old next Tuesday. Garry Parker of 16S Bunker aN- snue. Meriden, was the second vic / .me of reckless driving yesterday when car operated by Alphonso g;outin of lG5 High street. New Brit lain, crashed into the car operated I by the Mcriden man on the high way yesterday. Parker testified to Constable Brown. who was called to he scene. that Boutin had driven across the road directly in front of 1is car and that he could not avoid ,,r rr;. .ai, shine Both cars were badly dam Sed by the impact and were lowed o a nearby garage. Boutin has llso been summoned for a hearing before Judge Griswold next Tuesday evening.
 The two crashes are on record as l he first two motor accidents to oc- UT since the advent of the warm weather which has filled the high ways about the town.
 Mali Delivery iIampcrcd
 Hiram Hurlburt, rural mail car | fer for the Kensington district has teported that roads on the outlying listicts of the town are impossible l D HIS dtIINtiS aulo u uNh tiiit il''' requested the use of a horse and wagon until the roads are recondi- toned by the town. Hurlburt states | hat mud is lying deep on the rural roads and the use Of an automobile bn most of the thoroushfarcs means Almost certain hiring and possible Relay in mail delivery.
 The horse has been granted the |Nensington carrier and although the ! method of delivery is considerably flower than the motor delivery, it is termed saIer in the end and rural |Iasiden:S are more satisfied with saiting for their mail than watching le delivery truck become mired in lAe deep mud holes which are com- | mon along the dirt roads of town.
 Mems I.,ccum Debate
 The Kcnsington Mems Lyceum | Mill meet Monday evening at s O'clock at the Kensington Methodist hurch for the hearing of the de- pate which was postponed recently.
 he subject of the argument will be IrResolved: That the state Legisla- ture Should Adopt the Jury Service
 for Women Bill Which is Being sponsored by the Connecticut League
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

Dr. Robbins also outlined his plans for the campaign for the eliu ihation Of diphtheria and for h.s public health nurse. who has been authorized by the city council.
 To Explain Indian Customs Mrs. Leo Shay oi Cypress street will deliver an address on the cus- toms of the Penobscot Indians of Oldto"n. Maine and also on Indian hasketry. Mrs. shay is a native In- dian of Old Town. Maine and has been resident of this city for the past three years.
 To Celebrate Birthday
 Mrs. Geovgiana Bunnell. who re- sides with her daughter, Mrs George Lewis on West street. will celebrate her t3rd birthday on next Wedn.s- day, March 22rd. Mrs. Bunneli for q number Of years resided in the Forestyil!e section but for the pas, few years has been making her hom. with her daughter.
 Funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Enrich The funeral Of Mrs. Ruth Bun nell Enrich. who died in Ncw York city Wednesday. was held at o'clock thls morning at St Mat. 'hew.S church. A high mass Of rc- quiem was celebrated by Rev. VII, liam r. Iatin and internent was ir the EorostyIle cemetery.
 EImwood Here Tonight
 For the local weekly basketball attraction. Manager Joe Carroll h., procured the fast-sre pping ElmwooJ tndees to oppose his New Depart urc tossers at the local high schoo, sym this evening"
 In facing the EImwooi contin gent, tho Brstoli'es w,ll be opposing on" Of the three seni-pro clu,5s that ilas been able to register q yer dict over the local quintet this s6.s- son. the Elmwooi boys handing ,.l. carroiImon | decisive trimming !, q - 10 .l score last week at lIart ford.
 preliminary game will be play ed starting at $ o'clock. Clyde W ters will referee.
 >t. fatr:ck'> Day Program
 \ St Patrich's day program VII he rendered tomorrow evening r st. losrph's church under ..e i' rection Of Professor 7. 'itto.l. orS@aist and musical ..s Of tn, church. The program is 1owa. Chorus, Come Back 10 [ +s'
 S, Josephs Church Cho'r Soprano Solo, Little Town in Old County Down
 Miss Elizabeth Sonstroem Tenor solos, Killarney" and
 Believe Me" .... John Kildui Soprano solo and Male Chorus "I'll Take You Home Again Kathle"n,' Mrs. 4. r. Padere~sii Bass solos Mother Machreo,"
 Selected .,.. Alfred N. Breckbil Address The Mission ot St. Pat rick Rev. George r. Donahue. PomEret. Conn
 Tenor solo. Danny Boy
 James Donahuc soprano solo, selected
 Mrs. A. r. Paderewsxi Bass solos Minstrel Boy
 Selected ...... Joseph Mongeau Tenor solo. selected James Donahue Chorus. "Hail. Glorious Apostle"
 Choir.
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SPEAKING OF EXCUSES

Employer; What do you want the afternoon off for?
 Clerk: My sisters baby is being vaccinated, sir.
 Employer: Well, what has that got to do with youH
 Clerk: Oh.-cr-they wan, me 10 godfather. sir.-Punch.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Friend: l just saw young man trying 10 kiss your daughter. Modern Mother: Did he succeed 2 No"
 Then it wasn't my daughter. ."- Answers. London.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

Permlts to burn brush and other material outside the fire district may be obtained from the deputy fire "arIeuS as well as from Fire War den George Schubert. Mir. Schubert wishes the public to understand. These d"putie. are OH Robertson of North Washington street, William ]. Foran of Pin" street, and Edward MAdel"Y Nt Sonth Masnlucinn strnet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-12
Fight Flashes

At New York-Louis Kid Kap-
Ian, former featherweight cham
pion, won decision over Tommy
Cello. California lightweight u0J.
Happy Atherton. Indianapolis fly.
weight, won decision over REUTER-
PARA, champion of Chile dO).
Johnny Shea, HaZleton, Pa, drew
with Harry Flaherty, New York
az.
At Berlin-Franz Diener won
heavyweight championship of Ger
many by gaining fifteen-round de.
cision over Rudi Wagner.
At Portland, Me.-Eddie Adonis,
RoXbury. Mass. won newspaper de.
cision over Laddie Lee, Portland
Q2).
At Kansas City-Sammy Man
dell, worlds lightweight champion,
won newspaper decision over Joe
Trabon. Kansas City Q0: AL Fore.
man. Washington, D. c., kayoed
Babe Pecato in fifth round.
At Indianapolis Farmer Joe
Cooper, welterweight of Terre
Haute. Ind, won decision over
Johnny Holly. San Francisco DO.
frankie Palmo. Cincinnati welter.
weight, won decision over Bobby
Bridges. Indianapolis tS).
At Los Angeles-Armand Eman.
uel, Pacific Coast heavyweight.
knocked out Walter Huffman in
the ninth round. Armando Scha.
kels outpointed Mike Waters in
six rounds.
At st. Petersburg. Fla.-Jimmy
Watts kayoed Jackie Mason. New
York, in sixth round.