New Britain herald., 1927-12-07
 AUTO IS STOLEN STRIPPED, BURNED Daring Thieves Destroy Machine
 Parked at Center POSTPONE ENFORCEMENT
SeleCtn1cn to Put Parking Law in Effect in January-Grange Neigh bors' Night-Dusty League Bowl fng-Br;cfS.

Daring thieves last night stole an automobile parked near the center of the town, drove il out on 10 the Pennington road, stripped it of it's removable accessories and burned it
 To cover their tracks. The automo-
 bile, which was owned by Hans Jcn- sen Of GS Pierce street. was left by him on West Main street near the strand theater while he attended the
 performance. Ten minutes later it
 had been stolen.
 l shortly afterward, at S:30 o'clock. the fire department received a tele- 1 phone messag" 10 the effect that an
 automobile was burning near the | Taylor place on Pennington road The small truck was sent out, but ithc fire had had too much Of a start and it reduced the automobile 10 junk.
 If was then discovered that the
 charred remains were those of Jen- sens car stolen but short while
 before. The motormcter and spare I tire had ben removed before the
 thieves set the machine afire 1 Enforcement is Postponed l The enforcement of the parking ordinance as amended at the special town meeting last week has been | postponed by the selectmen until after the first Of the year It is ! hoped that by that time the public parking place beside the railroad tracks will be ready. In the mean tune the selectmcn arc taking steps to obtain several mo parking" standards to be set up on the curbs in the restricted district and 10 pro ; cure a supply of the tags which will cost motorists S2 each when they find them affixed to their cars. Grange Neighhors' Night
 More than 150 Patrons of Illus bandry were present at the Neigh. bors' Night meeting of Plainville Grange held last evening in Grange hall, visitors being present from the Oranges in Harwinton, Avon, Col. linsville, Southington. Litchfeld, Berlin. New Britain, Bristol Wal lingford and Middletown.
 The program was begun with Spanish dance by Miss Moody Of Avon. A member of Collinsville Grange then read an original paper on Grange History and Achieve ments.' Miss Moody did an eccen- tric dance. Harwinton Changers pro- vidrd q musical number. Miss Moody danced a Venetian dance. Collinsville f tsI,1 f -1+, Moody concluded the program with q fourth dance.
 on December 15, Plainvillc Grange will go to Chester to confer the third degree and fourth degrees The play. Down in Maine" will be repeated with the original cast in Plymouth on December IS. At the next meeting, on December 20, the annual Christmas party for the Grange members and their children will be held
 Central Pomona will meet in West Hartford on Tuesday, December 13. ]
 New Slater VII Probated
 The last will and testament of the late William B. Slater. who died last week at his home on Pennington ! avenue. has been flied with Judge of ! Probate M. o. Ryder. This will. 1 which is dated November 27, 1927, | was filed in plainville. and super | sedes that filed in New Britain in | April l7. 1920. The former will left ! the bulk of the slater estate to Mrs. , Catherine Tierney of Sexton street, | New Britain. She is a niece by mar ! riage and was adopted by Mir. Slater. The later testament makes Mr. , Slaters brother. Charles II. Slater, 1 Of Plainvlle, the sole beneficiary and . eNncutnr