New Britain herald., 1927-01-13

| street; West Washington street to Washington street; Pleasant avenue to Wooster or kaicher street: 1 Church avenue to Stafford avenue; Grove street from Stafford avenue to Fair street be called Taplin street; Fair street to run only to Grove avenue (Taplin); Cur tiss avenue to Welch street: Welch street to Brown street: Lincoln av- enue to Sanford street: Terryyil1e road to Pequabuck avenue: high way from junction of Downs and | south street to Middle street to be | named South street.
 | All property owners interested in | the changes in names Of the streets mentioned are invited to attend the hearing on next Tuesday and voice any criticism they may have to of- | fer. After action is taken by the 1 city council, street signs will be | placed designating streets under the new names.
 Annual Meeting of Boy Scouts ! The annual meeting of the Bristol Council of Boys Scouts was held at the Congregational parish house last | evening and the following officers i elected for the ensuing term: Hon. orary president. Mayor John F. | Wade: president, Charles R., Riley: 1 vice. presidents, Stephen NJ. Wells, Ray K. Linsley; secretary, Alfred II. Breckbill: treasurer, Leroy Greene; commissioner, L. A. Wheeler. Mir Wheeler. who Is secretary of the ! local Chamber Of Commerce, was the 1 only new officer to be chosen, all Of the others being reelected. On December S1, 1926, according to Secretary Breckbill's report, there were 210 active scouts in the council. At the present time there are six troops of cub scouts with total membership Of 1s4 boys. Mir Breckbil expressed the wish that ment would be increased to at least $50 and that permanent camp site could be furnished.
 The following committees were ap- pointed:
 Executive: Harry c. Barnes, Wil- liam P. Calder. Leroy W. Greene. Frederick c. Hughes, Judge Newell Jennings, Samuel J. Large. Ray K. Iinsley, Rev. Oliver T. Magneu, Judge William J. Malone. George R. Marsh, Judge S. Russell Mink. De Witt Page, Edson NJ. Peck, Charles R. Riley. William A. Towle. Jr.. Charles T. Treadway Stephen M. Wells, Lewis A. Wheeler, Rev. F. L. i Wismer and Charles F. Olin.
 Court of honor: Judge Newell ! Jennings chairman; Emil 1T. Funk. l E. Morton Ingraham, Frank W Large, Frank Merrill, Dr. c. J. : Moore, A. D. Somers, Stephen M | Wells and Rev. P. F. Wolfenden. Troop organizations: William A. Towle, Jr.. chairman; Raymond Coleman, Harry J. McKinstry. Fred crick Manross. Jr.. Carl Mason, Bliss Burgess. William A. Bowes and II. F. Smith.
 Finance: William P. Calder chair man: William N. DeRosier. Leroy W. Greene. Paul Nj. Hubbard.
 Leadership and training: William P. Calder, chairman: Julian Clark. l W. Raymond Crumh. Henry Loveioy. | Thomas Malley. James L. Moody and Nalmore Pilon.
 Camp: Samuel L. Large. chair man: George Bresnahan. Carl E. Carlson, Peter 4. Cawley. John C. kielmen, Leonard Lindberg George R. Marsh. F. Parker Sanborn. Fred erick Scudder. Howard E. Wilson. William r. Tracy and Dwight II. 1 Hall
 Publicity: Charles F. Olin. chair man: Thomas 4. Tracy and Roscoe l l.. Sessions.
 Reading: Charles L. Woodins i chairman; Charles N. Gordon, Rev | John Wilkins.
 Council members: Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden, A. r. Brightman. Henry F. Cottle. James C. Dobson. Joseph F. Dutton. Harold French. John H. Hayes. William A. Hayes. i Dudley Irgraham. Edward Ingra- ham, Rev. William P. Laflin, Martin : I.oughlin. William Loughlin, Wallace , II. Miller. Dwight Mercy, c. c. Nor gan. James l.. Murray, Roger s. Newell. Paul A. Park, Rev. J. P. Terreault, Samuel Plutzik, II. c. Russell, George Tong, Karl A. : Reiche. William J. Tracy, Morton | G. Treadway, Townsend G. Tread way. Cosmo Vacca, Albert D. Will son. J. W. Yale. Rev. Hubert D. Jones and Ralph Strong.
 Fire In Shoe Store
 The LaBelle Shoe Store at 1a4
 Main street suffered a heavy loss last night as result of fire which was discovered shortly before ] o'clock by Policeman James Keith. Squad A and Engine Company No. l were called out and after stubborn fight the flames were subdued. Only 1 small amount of water was used. the fircmen using chemicals to good l effect.
 Tn cause of the fire was undeter- mined this morning. Investigation. however, showed that 1t originated in pile of rubbish in the vicinity of the cash register and spread to the sheathing. The water damage was very small, although the smoke damage will amount to considerable. it is believed. The store contained approximately s12.o00 worth of stock and insurance inspectors were on the scene today preparing the esti- mate. The damage to the building was undetermined this morning. Continued On Page 12)